The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-03-27

Cotton worth 10I cents.

POI Ahih NsAD az
the residence OF Miss Mary Lou
Browns this evening.
--Rcmember, Farmers' sIntitute
for SampsOn will be held on Friday
and Saturday, the 4th and 9Th of
April.
The Y. VI. G. A. will meet at
Presbyterian Church on next Sab
bath evening at 3o'cIock. The pub
is invited.
MIR. 7. Mop. Geddie, mercha ant
of Cedar Creek, y. c., magistrate
and a prominent citizen Of his town
ship, gave US call Monday.
The negro girl who was acciden-
tally shot, account of which was
given in last weeks paper, died last
Thursday. Some of the shot had
pierced the iatestines.
Capt. r. >. Smith Of TnE eau
CAsIAN office, returns thanks 10 Col.
John II. Beaman for basket Of nice
turnips, sweet potatoes and other
good things.
One OF the prettiest stores in
town is the millinery establishment
of Moore & Patrick, nearly every
one stops to admire the tasty display
in the show-windoWs.
The Royal Arch Chapter Of A. f.
and A. Masons, le-establised here
recently,is doing good work. Three
members were initiated last meeting
and several petitions for member
ship received.
The Clinton Chapter of X. of II u.
have subscribed to five shares in
the Sampson Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION, with view to establish
ing a relief fund with which to as
sist its members if any one should
| uNSOIIlO ICCuS vi III ulSlIcoS.
Examine carefully this copy of
TIE CAUCASIAN. Notice it's vari
Gus departments and classifications OF
matter. Is it not complete family
paper? If it is not, then help us to
make it such, for il is to that end
! that wa ORC ctrivipr
See the programme of the Farm
erS' Institute in another column
Those whose names are down will
open the discussion on the various
subjects, while every one present will
be expected to enter into the discus
sion, give in his experience and ask
questions.
The Sampson Light Infantry
was out on dress parade last Friday
The company and its captain were
conpiimented by many on their fine
appearance. The members practice(
target shooting for an hour and die
well, considering the windy weather
We understand that Capt. johnson
has ordered fine sporting medal to
be awarded to the best shot. The
Sampson company was second il
the target contest at the eucampment
last summer, and now bids fair t.
take off the prize next summer.
The home paper she uld be il
the hands of everybody. There i.
no education like it. The children
will read it when they will reat
nothing else, and not only this, blu
, there is something else to be consid
, cred. The greater part Of the pa
tronage is expected from home folks
and no town or county nOW-a-day
: can afford to be without a good news
apper. Examine this copy and decid
whether or not it is worthy Of you
support-whethe or not you can at
ford to be without it.
An esteemed subscriber in pri
waite letter says Out Of three news
papers THE CAUCASIAN suits M
better than the others. l like editO
rial articles and yours are so replet
with real good sound common sens
views of the subjects mentioned.
often get sample copies of paper
but they do not come up to the higl
moral standard Of yours, and it vii
eventually grow to a large circula
ton and WELD good and lasting in
. tiuence. The people of the count
0 should aid in procuring large sui
y scription and make the County Or
gan what the editer desires it to be
The CAUCASIAN has receive
y many gratifying compliments lately
and especially on the last few issues
Your appreciation, as well as you
financial support, will assist and Ell
y courage us to try to make each issu
=, better. Notice in this issue seve
ell distinct features, "Children's Co
81 ner," "Woman's Sphere" Earn
D ers' Column" alliance Depar
, ment," Christian Echoesn and eli
u erary Department." in addition {
: the Editorial, Local and Gener;
News, and discussions and CORES
g pondence which make up the ord
ID nary weekly newspaper. These fe;
u lures we hope to be able to run re,
~ ularly in our paper.
t. We bave suggested several time
q that Sampson hold Farmers Inst
70 tute. We are glad To state that tI