The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-10-29
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see if your time is out.
Remember friends we are need
ing money due us on Subscription.
Help US some. Il
MIR. w. /. Lane has rented and
moved into the Faison residence on
College street.
Rev. Robt. StrangeOf Winning.
ton preached a very powerful sermon
at the Episcopal curch last Tuesday
right.
Cumberland fair next week,
Sampson will be well represented.
Several of the marshals are from
this county.
The Sampson County Sunday
School Convention will be he'd in
Clinton on Friday, the 9th day OF
November.
-COngraiulation, we are glad 10
note are in order for DR.. J.'A.
Stevens, after next Wednesday. Our
best wishes.
Mr.. B. F. Herring has accepted
a position as clerk with Mr.. Moses
Hanstein, this is two additions in
one week to his force.
The residence of Mr.. Rich'd G.
Holmes, on the corner of DeVane
and College streets, is being finished
and will soon be ready for occu-.
pancy. :
Hons. B. F. Grady, Sect'y of
State, Oct. Coke, and Hon., j., N.
Newborn have been invited to speak
at Rowan picnic Friday, and are
expected to come.
Our cotton market isvery good .
The buyerI have been paying the
highest prices paid at any town in
this section, and are sure they will
continue it. A trial is all they ask.
MIR. John r. Peterson has bull t
a neat market house on Main street,
next to the store of Capt. d. A. Gull
broth. He supplies a need and we
wish him much success in his new
ente rprise. .. $50 ..,..~..~
The Premium List for Sampson
Faie will appear in next weeks issue.
Also very liberal Special Premium
List will appear. The prospects have
never been finer for a good Fair
My dear readers, how is your
subscription? fyou are paid up; al
right, you are doing your full part
to make good paper and 1 am try.
ing to do the rest, but if have not
we'll of course you will soon. .....
All persons interested in tn,
reorganization Of the Young Mem.
Christian Association are requested
to meet in the Court House Sunday
evening Nov. LIST at $3.50 O'Clock. d
M. Patrick former President.
Mr.. j. +. Royals new, larg
and attractive advertisement SHOULD
have appeared in last issue as h.
requested that it should, but as ex
planned elsewhere we have to asl
pardon for several sins of ommis
: sion in the last two issues.
John Manuel, an old negro
8 about IS years of age, recently go
r his hand and arm terribly cut in tn
f gin Of Stewart & Hines. The lin
9 was amputated by Drs. Holmes
t Lee and Polliday and he is i'm
proving.
Bluff Alliance has been prt
o pounding some practical question
O. to the State Agricultural Exper
ment Station at Raleigh, N. G. TIL
questions were answered by Prot
w. F. Massey ofthe A; e. M. Go
lege some of which we publish. III
/ der ''Farmers Column.n
/ We have received from Prof. /
n w. Moore a prospectus OF the Eliz
70 beth City State Colored Norm,
It School, which I'll open on Janua1
4th. 1872. The school was establishe
=. by An Act of the last Legislator
:, P. w. Moore, who was elected g.
;. perintendent, is a native of Sam
son county and a very intelligent an
respectable colored man.
e. DIR. B. F. Marable and fami
r were the happy recipients of ge
s, erous pounding on last Thursds
,e from the Presbyterian congregatit
N here and the Divine's many frien
and admirers. Such deeds are bea
tiful expressions of Christian To-
and appreciation and if possible gi
|. more pleasure to the giver than Il
lreceiver.