The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-10-02


store Of Mr.. L. G. Pope, on Main
street, now occupied i,y Capt. ID. A.
Culbreth.
There will be public meeting
81 the y. NJ. G. y. in the presbytc-
rian Church, in Clinton, ut 3 o'clock
next Sunday evening.
Mr. r.. &. Holmes has rented the
new residence Of Mr.. ID. NJ. Patrick
on Sampson street, and moved his
family into it last Tuesday.
Sec Hon. b. F. Grady's card in
another column explaining why he
failed to meet the appointments
made for him IN Sampson.
A handsome new fence is taking
the place Of the Old one in front of
St. Paul's Episcopal church on Rail-
road street. The chancel in st. Paul's
is also undergoing repairs.
Mr.. w. G. Rackley received a
telegram yesterday announcing the
death of his father in Cumberland
county. Our sympathies are ex-
tended the bererved family.
The town authorities are having
the guard house rlmodeled and en-
iargcc. Those who occasionally take
lodging there will find it more roomy
al q comfortable than heretofore.
We learn that the protracted
meeting which was to commence in
| the Methodist church OF this place
| on next Sabbath has been postponed,
! The date will be announced later.
The vocation of the Will
mington Diocese of the Episcopal
Church meets i'll st. Paul's Church,
i'll Clinton, on next Tuesday, the It'll,
AZ 1890 O'Clock, Il. N.
-"G0u must register this year if
YOU expect to vote. 1t doesn't make
any difference how many times you
have voted before, you won't vote
any moro until you register again.
! The campaign opened yesterday
at Lisbon. On next Saturday it will
be discontinued for two weeks ow-
ing to the fact that Sampson Court
cOnvenes next Monday and holds for
two weeks.
Among the tWenty-seven young
men who were granted law license
on the 9th ultimO were Mr.. G. NJ.
Monk. of Sampson, and Mr.. J. G.
Stokes, of Duplin. Mr.. Stokes read
law under Mr.. F. R.@Noopcr Of the
Clinton bar.
Mr.. J. ii. Stevens attended the
Sam Jones meetings in Wilmington
and was favorably Impressed with
the great revivalist. He says Sam
Jones is team, and he belle ~es he
would back his sayings u? with his
fist if necessary.
Hon. B. f. Grady passed through
town last week en- route for Bladcn,
where he goes to meet his appoint
ments to address the people of that
county. He is making vigorous
canvass and will roll up handsome
majority III November.
- Saturday was live day in Clin-
ton. More than one hundred and
forty bales of cotton were sold on
this market and our merchants were
kept busy. No merchants offer great
er bargains than ours as will be seen
! from our advertising columns.
|. When you sell your cotton don't
forget to drop in and pay THE eau
CAsIAN the small subscription you
are due. The amount may be small
but however small we need it, and
will take pleasure in writing receipts
fl + subscriptions from 25cents up
Capt. w. l.. Faison, who has re
Gently returned from an EXTENDED
trip through Western North Caro-
lima and Virginia, remarked the
other day that in all his travels hi
6 had found no purer air or better eli
mate than we have here in Clinton
II and for good water, it may be
Fl said no town in the State can beat
81 Clinton.
THE CAUCASIAN begins thi
week the publication of "His Fleet
: ing Ideal," a composite novel by TIL
following celebrated authors: Bill
z Nye, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, A. c
Calhoun, Inspector ByrEes, Paulin
Hall, Miss Eastlake, w. II. Ballou
Nell Nelson, Alan Dale, p. T. Bar
!. mum, Howe & Hummel and job
L.. Sullivan. 1t is great story
Subscribe now and read it.
n We are carrying a good numbe
)l of delinquent subScr bers on on
IL books, and on account of bad crop
for the past two years have tried t
get along without calling on then
. for money, but crops are better thi
year and our expenses heavier tina
ever, so we are forced to ask all i'm al
rearo to pay up as promptly as pc:
:, sible. We need the money, or w
n would not ask you for it.
VI DIR. b. F. Marable delivered tw
= fine e.,rmouS I'm Clinton, on lact Col