The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-10-09
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Have you registered ?

lister ut once.
10y You have not registered :" This
is what will lie said to you on the
ith day of next November, when
you go to vote.
1t is the dutyOf every good citi-
zen 10 vote. But you cannot vote
this year unless you register again.
DO not delay. DO it Immediately.
The Sampson County Farmers
Alliance WAS in session last Friday.
The proceedings are published in our
Alliance Department.
The State Fair at Raleigh opens
on the 18th and closes on the 18th
instant Fare one cent mile. The
fare from Clinton is S2.i5, including
one admission to the Fair.
The name Of our excellent Sher-
if, Mr.. James NJ. Spell, was unin-
tentiOnalIy omitted from the County
Democratic ticket as published in
last weeks issue of TIE CAUCASIAN.
Rev. b. +. Narab!e will preach
III the First Presbyterian Church,
Wilmington, on next Sabbath, and
requests us to say that there will be
no services in his church in Clinton
on that day.
1t is the duty Of every Demo-
crat to sec that he is properly regis
tered, and then that his neighbor is
registered. 1t is his further duty to
leave no stone unturnod in the effort
to elect every nominee of the party.
Misses Hattie and Sallie Moore
gave nice chandelier to the Meth
Ddist church. They bought and paid
for it with money earned by their
own industrious hands. We very
much appreciate their timely gift
Christian Leafiet.
Rev. }. w. Powell filled the pull
pit for Rev. O. =. Meeks at the Bap
fist church last Sunday morning and
preached ar able sermon. His dis
course showed earnest and CAREFUL
thought, and was we'll received 10y
his hearers.
The County Canvass opened last
week, taking in Lisbon, Franklin
and TaylOr's Bridge. There were
no candidates EXCEPT the nominees
of the Democratic party present at
those places. The canvass is sus-
pended this week and next for court,
anG will reopen at Turkey on Mon
day, the Goth instant.
Perry, Mason d Co., Of Boston,
Mass, offered an imported camera
as a prize for the Dest group p cture
made with their Harvard camera.
Master Allmand Griggs, of Clinton
Won the prize over II host of contest
ants and has just received his came
ia. This is verv creditable for ALL
man, who is only IS years of age
The firm Of Moore u Patrick
will be dissolved the first of Janua-
ry AMI NJ $. Moore will offer full
and exclusive line Of Millinery
Goods in the stand she recently pur-
chased of Mr.. t. c. Pope, while Mr..
w. S. Patrick will remain in the
Atkins Building and carry full
line of dry goods, shoes and notions.
democrats must not sleep on
their oars if they would win grand
victory next November, and secure
a continuation of good government.
They must be active in the fight and
sec that every man registers and
goes to the election. As the Shelby
Aulor@ says, the Republican party is
like a jOinted snake-it flies to pieces
sometimes but always manages to
get together about November.
Men will often make charges
which they know to be false, and
when the party thus charged brands
the assertion as lie, they say, al
believe you if you say it is true,n
but that does not undo the harm.
They tell it, knowing il to be false,
and knowing the party on whom it
is told can SO prove it; but they
know that lie outruns the truth.
even in the face of just contradic-
ton.
The law enacted by the last Leg
islature requires new registration.
This means that every man, whether
he was registered before or not, must
go in person to the registrar Of his
voting precinct and give in his name.
! Don't put ii off. II yOu intend to
vote in the coming election and do
not attend to this matter the
meantime, you'll he LEFT OH that
day. 1t is duty you owe to your
self, your party and pOsterity TO go
and register.
A reviva! meetil < is going on
in the Methodist Church of this
| place, under the lire c.; ION Of the pas
tor, Rev. c. p. Jerome, assisted by
Mrs. Carpenter, female evangelist