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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

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SnuEn. iuie-s>fs-c - SAD e.tugs
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qE3-ec 20 Gcp-Sr Il :h- COUNTY C8-I os
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T1s = Cay q. No -lls D. l,s- =: ~ or-iDc,
Il he fs-snnn1 IS -12; day. then and tnea
70 show csO--- d any ths -. wky a.
order -huEiQ ru. o. made an nf,-ir nE
empowering and directing Ia= admins
t-E;n- III said e-tEi-. 10 sci. in- r-zl p-ups-Ty
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s'--gu-. csfE-zirlnz a l-IC scr-<. NOR
O. E-.>- saving and -Nceg,1ng small ,-Ar-
to---ot. DE- c-Iu--1 g. follows Io-vI-. tse-
~lrl nS :. p,pcci IN the ccnte- OF the
>oun.y rad. heading f-osn the town al.
S-az-Ia. " b--- L c. $50 the Ne oerS e..
:, = r. snc : kAs-- Thence vs.. ,
f--. thence sor-h % he cGnE os tn
above n-~S-ir--1 -uvn-r1p line tnens-.
Do--r "a IIse Place NJ r--glnlng.
lto-s<. TIE Hon ~ .liiSm Waldo. uoS.
n. M CUCu-y Cul-- Of the --&it ~ u--con
fo- ne County o. Maroon. with ne >ezzl a.
szi1 Con = G-tIec- .nts l.i cay u Oc-O,,=-
\ L. $50
SEAL, ?. BAB0o.CK. Clerk
- By D. c. sHEExAs. I-puIy.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

NOIlCE-Tne unde-.lgle6 S<xfon O:
~ .be T. u. o. y. e-Ds.ry viii. Ere- C-r;.
In, De f0EDc a. the nrs. nOGse .. lie
south east eU-ey u TIE cemetery.
leS<s Jw. ULscSSKLI.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09
Mining Application No. ,.
Uxr-rD STATES L.Axp orrIcr.


pEEEoS CTTT, Oregon. Aug. IS. ls-1
NOTICE a he-sBy gwen ikaf it- ap.isl
y Cpn~ol dated C,pid and silver mi D
luE cpm p4ry. = r. ChAt ~ick. president
= n1~e gs-->1u-.i ~ soc-e>s j. -aieru. Oregon
"a. tsi- cAy FLED H. SpplirsNtios fo-
.SAf-.l- m so Inca ic-. az me Izplis
.'sor-t.i 1lz1e1 God and silver II N. or vein
p-zA-lnz gpic and silve-. VINE .u-fAr-
:-,iunc 80 f-=5 u " i6.n. situated II Eec-
iaue min lraE cls-rlC.. comfy uf N@-sor al
-tsis Z ,f--spn. and Ger lsnAir1 py tn-
1-ld note and u:ficlAi piE;s u- rie n INA.
f. IN; No -ls. ~@lt 70. No :ls D.
2. o~>c-3 i--c A. ( iissTvs. 20 VII: B-rlrninr
s; = -r.cs N piArs wFft mound o.. stone
-irn barring ~. co-ner So. !. -o-nc~
: - =. so FEET io --sue n mpznc o,
=. - W 500 ie~i 10 stone II mound o.
.ino= corner No. z thence : - ~ 81
f---i io ry.cg = pl1sce vifh n mound NJ .inn.
r-s-n-r M 4 in-ner :. - E In f-~: 10
pia.re 81 t-7-ln-.GE- SzEn--ic vz-gs.inr
" ~ - =. cssnis,n.Dg fLz E--T-- The
to--z-f fr'r ~ ~ mine = --cD-o-c II ne
-e>r-de-s ~ - - Ma-snr county. Oregon.
Any and al u~--n-ls calm .ng Adversely
any pr--lur ~ SID CsDl-sl C5nsni dated
y 41 nc = 'v-- rl'D@ o. sur1scr ground
~ r-'lE I'D so tl~ their adverse claims
Win -e r-gl 1e- Gnc receiver ~ n. [ :
- nd Dfilr- - yr~FDr CRY. n ~. .tz.s n,
'Ts1g W. curing tns s81ry cav. y~riss6 ~
DC olicss-ipr trs-t-t Or hey viii % oar--c
uy yl--ue - in- provision. n, IN. statute
II. APPER-OS.
,i->sc tHGssier.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

r A k-seegvscE Pr Sn. n. Depz--
We mert o< O-exo1, -.ee.s every &0nczy
sseEing ~ rn< nkl owe. the Oregon Land
tJnpAnye Oeons- Visiting comrades a.
cordially invited 20 E-rsnc-
y. e sEEEnAs. Fu>- ,vo.anasder-
a A kAED-E- Ac, UkzI-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09
THE ODELL
T YPE WRIT Err.

So win Nuy tNs CDEii TVS NR.TtS
wt-h - chA-~r1r-S. Nnc SIS - ne st>Gl
CA>s f-,s.l-Z- Warranted - o. tfiis-f wc-s
than Gry machine r-asoe.
I5 r,srn r1cs- ~iNrl-t IVY vt's TX EAN1l-
~ >rsEu. SA~T us tiFaEEltTgeN. ScsSrs
AsrSs- v--t n-,si c,.s~- n - e;ssl-.fE tt--G Any
@. b. nlSr. ne Has - ~ ssSs, 20
-, Re h. u--A-~tc-. II = beat. Szc-.>n-
ssN.. nicSsl EssS sd. ys-fers NcG nds sric1 70
al = o1- o. INFs Writing Ike r-sni.nx
r-s~~ q postu-r< shl-1 cAsE-. lc.1eAe
rrlgr u<--I ~. Two ~ 'sr csyssf~ az -
nzscs 81 noe vr1rns Any !n'sl gent Fscr-
S1.- - z t.s~Trns A. n-sH-aru- u tWc Gays
o1-- s,ec - ~uy 20 ior vSe rsn
~-uEI :ns wo-s * tbe aU-rlE CAsy
Cf.E
s.s.tst}s AC~-is E-t ssslc<sn.1 wEniec
-.---axl lr6nr~sns- n o. o-zl~-~-
Fn- r,N.l II =; giving noo-~e u,eT:s- kc-
a1c-y~- yuELL TNgE NEiTsS o.
y and = 81 Ave. Chicago. lll.
Am
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09
BCSINEss CARDS

EL6-E BAKER. H1nar BAR Emprr-
u Cu- COz- s.-e>.-ri-c don- from op-z
hose TeD.iIstec cu0kn nz1- cars q
kpec4lsy. EA-- 1-es>-ng ln Iht A1>s.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

z z >oCTHsICE- Cun--zc-o- .ne
L. DCAo-- Se- P--rsre2 20 40 A.-
6Ses q building and E1srkn.e> -z-nsf-z-
-OE- +A--u
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09
Hand Made Brick & Tile
MURPHY 4 DESART,

Eu,re.eosy 20 .. Nah lave 6 vel es.st-
oxhec brsck snc Tie fsctory IN so--r
eassm. nAay ihs Alr g-OcDds. and are pre-
pared 70 rrr2lsn 6xri-csas- U-,cx enG I.ls
on aNog1 nOxsce.
HAnpe< Of BRICK or Tie sen. free 70 any
point desired. on shoyi no.Iee- crde-s cs&l
oe sen with Ju<- Yisapnrn. lll sLxi< stree.
whers Ampies can De .e@n- CAV
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09
Best Remedy fer Csrchs and Brsr
tbiXl Af-ciisxS.

D-. Holden: YoGr E,her-aI Couch
Syrup | consider ore uf the bt-si ren .
edie> for coughs and tsrtnchiAl sr.,-I-
iiuns rnAo-. Have uss-i II for - yer
g. years 10 nv & nIily fer INV children
q II. CLIFFORD, Stockton.
Lsrce SIZE II, small 80 cents For
sale ty AL druggists
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

IOEs GRAY.-Cnn--zc.cr ard prIid<-
- Pine .cs4te fssr-og 9 sp<--k-y. -
CoEDCcsA e-res. saLen Oregon
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

A n CJOTGH. Cp1--Sks- Euba.n-
"A. koc CEo@o-. kzE--. II --St< s.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

e1arpe ~ lie v1y g :ccl c~C Dcc>
-. aae s1-c1rs DrnA 0-yal knA7>
OeA 80 Gzs s<-S - erH1 heASs - essY
eEx q sAs u31 cx2gs4 co.A cru1 ~ -
6eo oe ves,e IN e-es0 ;hc1g& ~ vress
De-c r~r-c. Ae-6 va Dcv 60
0uEYe1c fF HEF yeesA - 0v II
HExn 6oaA,e E--ss-A rAA,c~-y s<ve>
ouR< - . ccE7-y pcvE~S@. 40 ef -
SH-sek - ~ = 4 sev Scs<<s vr<kec
Q cAaae-: Sx 2ca coc=rorc ~ cz--e
In AVN too E5eereoacz1 - - N
ecGnV e5r . v>o<&1c- - Bcv ~ -
DreA o1pe Ee o>lP~e 0vs N cceeey.
- 0ree S--RS Coa~rSoc = llge
-ueaA Pig ~s-1A :, q - 49,
f1r7 - Csc-%- . q DeccAlS
-eky J. c9Ss IL uurE e ~
sscu4-6E1 t-pE vhks<]E cozDR k191E
as. cE1 - SIX xox S09 o1RaA sks-
rAEE 1s=-- E-zA Ess k.oer>< AZ
DGA I. HkraDaoeA 20 ese-er ur
- n a. ea1zr-s .r vH,a 3 = reco1
0D6ak - Duc-- rAae ~ q VI oe -
f0Ar4 Sor5 - CGerA
cSeEe>. - - - ED AAgN
- saGE@c.fARRR RNHUY
s-x>a ne v1EE ezseA - lnacre q ~
- =
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

TOHy KNIGHT, BAeksrrn- Hnxe
u khoe.ng aoc -epAz-as . spec-As.y Scof
=. tee f1os q Lx,e-.y STREE, osleE. C-sc1s
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

ID J. LARSEN .AKortsc.z-e- ur sl KINDS
L. 9 vseic.a- Repairing q specially
Only -ne oe<s vp-f tc-lec oCl, shop e
STATE s.-ee-- neIt door 20 s-5oe- 4 Punle
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

~ 20. HDEfE5@-y>- and Ekty4cr>~<
VI. Ing psrso1 btresr bG-cs Y IL city
n Cn0m<rcssl s--ee<- ss;eZ
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09
Notice for Bids.

Notice for Bids.
sealed pids viii De- received by Hon. Cr,l a.
~ Coursl 81 kssrsuE cOnnty. DF.k.L 20
" ecnesdsy. ins s.L day ~ Oes1t,-s-. issg
a; 20 eis,cx p. m fly furnishing nos p!ae-
ing izo thousand ion. Of large sipne
sropnd the iSo p.ers o, tie .lilsins. is
bridge.
raid stone 10 be placed on OF Dslore the
Gr DAY II November, Loo.
De cDur. reserves the rignf 10 rsje-i any
OF all Did..
BY order Of the Hon. county ooarf, o
a@rlon county conrI Oregon.
n. !. BABoIcE,
county Clerk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09
soCIETI SoTICH.

4 o. E-Pro-e-foz LSa-s- Va !. A.
n. q. c VI salerr- Oregon Gee-- esc-
ecneecAy evecsnE e; ~ L.. N state IL
eu-zoex es]ck- rcrEe- Commercial and
CbeDers-A s--se1 fiStinS anc SojsurL-
ing n9e<.-cz irrz.%c p z SorTRvgCZ,
ia KkE, Reco-1--. kT
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09
Citation.

II toe Cnunry oor-l o. he ssss. o. Orr
gu-- fo- De oo.L;. O. 4Hs-po1.
II ne nE-ie- o. the estate
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

ployei on the Morning Journal.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

J SHAW A-sH--s--s- Law ~sis-
d. o-go-- Crc5-~ c- oo.o- - -. -
.. c7s q s1x-x :. lie -e&- q L&1. 4
Bnsse Anf.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09
pKoYNkIoyAI cAEpA

= -EscEAEC-rS. A-.n-p-- n ~. ~
= 60 II s.xt-s N .-rH-; -cse-ss O. a~v
Ems. .ars-E, co-c-- Coz0.~-sA Ant CsC-
<S-resk SAser. Oregon
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

IL h.sh.sas aras crnpa.y. axsuu ss
cce s.i fsAsSS stssst, sas Sfane3ssD 81.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-09

TsrLNoS Fcal. I-7o-1ey q. zv. Sxs.n
o-roc O.sr r7<-x1@ = Px-S-s
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-19

Davis lIankinS j. paying hi. pa
rents Il visit, and also renewing lis
attentions 10 the young ladies. Davis
Is truly ladies Hian, and COM
mendahlc quality in young gentle
man.
DIR. julie FaiSon paid the Pioneer
Lumuer 60. visit that cost him
about forty dollars. His horse Was
left alone and became frightened
and ran away, breaking into many
peicos his buggy.
We were glad Ia welcome Mr.. Joe
Robinson OF the Argus who paid our
Comm cncemcnt visit and i'm {
very captivating and graceful man
ner introduced Col. Thos. w. Strange
to the large audience, who arpreci
ated the many words of wisdom of:
fered by both gentlemen.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-19
The State Chronicle.

Everybody in North Carolina
knows the character Of the State
Chronicle published at Raleigh. 1t
has always been progressive, indie
pendent newspaper since-its estaL-
lishment seven years ago by Mr..
Walter II. Page. Afterwards, un-
der the editOrship of the lamented
Capt. Randolph A Shotwell, it had
no superior as a bold, fearless, hon.
est Democratic weekly. For more
than four years now it has been I'm.
der the management Of Mr.. Jose.
phus Daniels, who has gathered
around it the best talentin the State
Its circulation has grown rapidly
until it now has the largest circula
ton ever attained by any political
paper in Raleigh. 1t has gained
that circulation:
1. By plain truth telling.
2. By printing the news and all
the news.
| 8, By having convictions and ex
pressing them without fear or favor
4. By an earnest and aggressive
championship of Democratic prin
"iples.
5. By standing bv the rights O.
the people against any powers or cor
porations.
Recently the paper has been i'm
proved and gives its subscriber
more matter every week than eve
before. In order to place it in ever!
family in the State the subscription
price has been reduced to S1.25 pc
year. The management of the pa
per expects to add 5000 new sub
subscribers during the present year
| Send for sample copy. Address
THE STATE CHRONICLE,
| Raleioh N {
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-19
Personals.

Mrs. T. II. McKoy is spending a
few weeks in town.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs.
Henry Chestnut remains quite i'll.
DR.. and Mrs. Carmichael, Of Will
mington are visiting at Capt. w. L.
Faison's.
MIR. Tommie Butler who has been in
school at Bethel Hill. n. c., is home
for the vacation.
Mrs. Anderson, left on Saturday fol-
visit to Mrs. g. w. Bingham, at
Ringha IL School.
Rev. Neal !. Anderson, has received
and accepted call to the pastorate of
the Presbyterian church at Marion, Ala L.
w. Z. Stevens, Esq, left Tuesday
for Raleigh to attend meeting of the
Board of Agriculture which is in session
| this week.
Z. w. Kerr, Esq, is in Raleigh at
tending the meeting of the Railway in
vestigating committee, appointed by
| the last Legislature.
Miss Mamie Faison, of the Faculty
Peace Institute, Raleigh, N. c., is
home, where she will spend part O
the summer vacation.
The following young ladies are visit
ing at Mrs. VIM. II. Fowle's; the
Misses Crunp, of Suffolk, Va, ant
Misses Willie and Minnie Bumgardner
of Stanton, Va.
DR.. G. w. Corriher formerly a Higl
school teacher of this county, recent
ly graduated at the Jefferson Medi
cal College, gave us pleasant cal
a few days since.
Prof. G. w. Scott of Suffolk, Va.
arrived in town last night to assist ii
a Japinese concert to be given b.
the ladies of the Episcopal church OIL
Friday the 9th for the benefit of tn
church
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-19
DIR. q. w. HOLMES On HEART
LOVE

IL never saw n garment too
fine for man ar a maid; there
never was chair ton good for
n cobhler or T. king to sit IN;
nevc a house too tlnc "a shelter
the human head. These n'e-
ments about us-thc glorious
sun, the imperial moon-arr
not too good for the human
race. Elegance fits man; hut
do we not value these tools n
n little more than they arc
worth, and sometimaT mortgage
n house for the mahogany we
bring into il? | would rather
eat my dinner oil the head
OF a barrel, or dress after the
fashion OF John the Baptist III
the wilderness, or sit on block
all my life, than consume all
on myself before | got a home,
and take sd much pains with
the outside when the inside was
as hollow A. an empty nut.
Beauty is n great thing; but
beauty OF garment, house and
furniture are tawdry ornaments
compared with domestic love.
lAll the elegance in the world
| will not make home; and |
would give more for spoonful
of real heart-.ove than Cor
whole ship loads of furniture
and all the gorgeousuess all the
upholsterars In the world can
gather"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-19
Personal Mention.

Miss. Maggie Hargrove is visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ed Smith and children are
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss. Ella Brown of Warsaw spent
a few days with Mrs. ID. j. Aaron.
MIR. Robt. Williams has beon in
disposed but is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Eason are at
Jas. Kelley's. Mr.. Eason has fine
horse.
Miss Annie Hufhan is spending
some time with the family of her
Uncle DIR. b. +. Marahle.
Miss Lulie Miller, of Goldsboro
made short visit here last week to
her friend Miss Lola Davis.
Miss Mary Hicks returned home
Wednesday of last week from States
vile, where she has been attending
school.
Mr.. Croker the Baptist Minister
is with us. He enters upon the
charge of this church, we wish him
much success.
| Misses Saliie Davis of Seven
Springs and Rena Ilollowell and
Stella Parkc: of Gold~boro are visit
ing friends here.
Miss Anna Herring and her broth
er Matt, of Clinton, were visiting
in this section last week. Mr.. Mat
seems to have special fondnessIfo
visiting Mt. OliyeGD.
| Rob Switzerland is home agai
from Davidson College, spending
his vacation. Rob is UNIVERSAL,
popular, and everybody was please
to see him again.
Prof. and Mrs. Britton left Taes
day, Mrs. Britton goes to Wilson 1
visit her parents. and the Prof. t
t Morehead to speak Mt the meetin
of the Teachers Assembly.
We were pleased TO see and shak
: the hand of DIR. j. ID. Huffman, on
1 of the brightest and best men
| North Caroliua, who paid his brothe
| lin-laT, DIR. Marabie :, short visit la
Q week.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-19
An Editors Faith.

The editor of the Advocate, pub
lished at Greenvilie, Ala, expresses
his faith il S. s. S: "The good this
preparation has accomplished is in
calculable, and thusants of men and
women that it has saved from an
early grave to day rise up and bless
the originator, and those who placed
it in their power to procure it. A
number of our acquaintance have
used this wonderful medicine to
their great benefit, most of them
to their perfect healing, and thel
testimony has been given to the
public that others like them may
take the healing balm. We know
that Swift's Specific Is. S. S. is nc
humbug, and can recommend it
and we do most heartily. TIL,
proprietors are genial, liberal ant
charitable, and have dond probably
as much or more good than any
other firm in the Solth. Read, re
fleet and be relieved.n
@Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3. Atlanta. Georgia
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-19
Appointments Of The County Lecturer
For Sampson.

Mr.. Marion Butler, the County
Lecturer Of Sampson County Farm
er's Alliance, will speak at the fol-
lowing times and places:
AT 3 O'Clock on Saturday June the
21st the County Lecturer will de-
liver a public address at Clear Run
Alliance.
At the residence of NJ. o. Jackson,
Esq, on Thursday, June the Goth, at
O'Clock P. M.
AT Hickory Grove Alliance, No
1929, on Saturday. June 28th, at IL
o'clock, A. M. Those who are no,
members Of the Alliance are special
ly invited to attend.
AT Mingo Lodge, on Saturday,
June the 2Sth, at O'clock P. M.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-19

We are having pure and unadnl-
terated Summer weather.
Some of our young folks had fish
fry at Mr.. Robt. Williams mill Mon.
day.
Thanks 10 "Uncle Sol"Bal field for
some nice peaches which he left on
the desk of aye local" last Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Abernethey preached an
excellent sermon in the Methodist
church last Sunday morning.
The whistle of the wheat thresher
in our town last ,Thursday reminded
us that the harvesting season is upon
us.
Wartermelons pass here daily by
the car load, going North, Eighteen
car loads passed up Tuesday. They
look tempting. but they being 'bc'
hind the bars" arc $50 near ana yet
so far"
Mr.. William Holmes moved his
| family back into the country last
Saturday he moved here several
months ago to give his children the
advantages of our excellent school
We are sorry they could not remain
with us.
Our town sman Mr.. David c. Sum
merlin shipped a box of peaches
North Tuesday, which is the first
shipment we have herd of this season
He shipped them to New York, t.
Mess. Rhodes Chandler & Co. who's,
card will be found in our advertise
ing column.
The District Conference will con
vene in the Methodist church at GA N
Thursday Goth inst, land will hole
daily till, and including thefollowint
Sunday. Services will de helo
Wednesday night of next week.
large crowd is expected. And every
body.is cordially invited to attend tn
sessions of the conference.
The Editor desires to say that tn
song "Not before Pa, Dear" by til
charming little Lizzie, daugter OF ID
and Mrs. /. w. FaisOn was the even
Of Friday evening, only about 81
years old, she rendered the son
with the charm and intelligence G
trained vocalist. Her voice wa
remarkably flexible and sweet for
child, and her composure was a
tonishing to see. Without ignorin
the many good things offered in I'll
excellent "BiIi OF Fare" at til
closing exc cises. 1t is but just
: say that the little ladies. Julia NJ
i Gee and Laura Faison, daughter {
DIR. julie Faison, showed con- mend
t BILE tact and talent i'm the presents
e ton of the boquets. There we
MAJ others who showed great in
& provement, but we can't go int
r farther particulars.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-19
4 Personal Card.

On last Saturday f. w. Kerr, Esq.
spoke at Ingold and Clear Run,
defending his vote against the Rail-
road commission bill in the last
Legislature. asked Mr.. Kerr about
two weeks since If he objected to me
reporting his speech. He said that
he did not but would be glad to have
me do so. / had an appointment
to deliver lecture on last Saturday,
but got excused for the express pur-
pose OF reporting the speech;and it
was generally understood that l
would do. Upon reaching Ingold
last Saturday Mr.. Kerr objected to
having his speech reported. | told
him that felt that it was my duty
to report his speech, because my
readers were all anxious to know
what his defense was. He then
asked me as a personal! favor not to
report it. / told him in the first
place | would be in an awkward
light, for my readers expected re-
port and it would appear to them
that | was afraid to report his
speech, meet hi; arguments and
answer them, in the End place he had
no right to ask personal favor
about a matter Of public interest.
He said Il at he would not object to
report of his speech being publish
ed if the report did him justice. !
told him that he should be reported
fairly and that would submit to
him my report Of his speech before
publishing it, so that he might
correctany errors that might make
and further more that he should
have as much space as he needed to
reply to me. He answered that he
would not read my report if showed
it to him. So proceeded to repor
his speech which will be found il
another column and / will let thos,
who heard it be the judge as to it
correctness. Upon reaching Gin
ton Saturday night / learned tina
some one had circulated the report
that Mr.. Kerr on the speech a
Ingold challenged and defied me tt
answer and refute what he said in hi
speech and that hung my head an
refused when he got through to re
ply to him. This charge is an un
mitigated falsehOOd. The ma
who told it can call upon me at IN,
Office. I had understood that Their
would be one or two gentlemen a
Ingold to reply to Mr.. Kerr, and
went in the capacity of newspape
man to report for my paper and Civ
my answer to him in type. An
while Mr.. Kerr made many state
ments that could be easily refutet
we did not reply to him then, fer
was his day and his appointmel
and / had not been invited there t
: reply to him, but went to reply t
him through the columns of M
, paper. But since things have take
this turn, I am now ready to meet hir
on the stump and reply to him, an
, I take this means of challengin
him to inform me Of his next al
| pertinent and inviting me to me-
him. MARION BUTLER.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-06-19
Attention, Sampson Light Infantry

You are hereby commanded to APP
pear at your armOry on Friday, the
Goth instant, at o'clock P. NJ, for
Special Drill. Every member of
Company is expected to attend.
BY order of Captain Commanding.
NJ. HANsTEIN,
First Sergeant.