The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-07-02

Their for the last II days has been
unusual.
See the complete Direct Ian,
Tax List for Sampson, which W,
publish I'm this issue.
The Rev. J. w. Turner will hold
divine service in st. Paul's church
on Sunday next at IL Am.
The cotton factory talk contin
ucs. Well there l. time for every
thing. Talk on, hut wl,en you stoE
let Us act.
An excursion train Of coaches
for cnlored people, was run from
here to Fayetteville on last Friday
1t was a jolly noisy crowd.
The Sampson County Farmers
Alliance will meet in Atkins Hall
OIL Friday, July the 10th. 1t is the
meeting or the annual election of
officers, etc.
Note the large AMOUNT OF choice
reading matter we are giving you
each week. Where can yon get a
paper containing more Of interest
and profit to you? How can you do
without it?
MIR. j. II. Mitchell, of this coun-
ty, died at his home, in Georgia, on
June 18th. He was IA native of Cum
bcfland, went to Georgia few years
since and entered the naval store bus
mess. He is IL brother of Mrs. Fleet
III. Howard, of Little Coharie.
Miss Maria Marable gave an "At
Home" oh last Thursday evening
Her charming hospitality was great.
ly enjoyed by the young people pre-
sent. 1t Is delightful to be made, to
such an extent and in such manner,
debtor to your hostess.
A lawn party will be given OH
next Friday evening on the lawn in
front OF Or. b. +. Marable's resi-
dence. tor the benefit of the Preby-
terrain church. 1t will be rare
chance for "a pleasant evening at
tritling cost, and too for most wor-
thy object.
1t is rather dry in nearly every
section just now, but grass is dying
around the industrious farmer. Corn
is doing very well and cotton is inn
proving considerably since the hot
nights commenced. The outlook is
fairly good with proper seasons and
Il late fall.
Tile lawn party at DR.. Marable's
Friday evening, given by the ladies
of the Presbyterian church, promi-
scs TO be novel, recherche and en-
joyable affair. BY new quick pro-
cess the ice cream will be made to
order, right on the spot. that is on
the Japanee elaGtern-lighted lawn.
The bill of fare will contain many
refreshing deiicacies. Go and en-
Joy it.
What is Clinton going to do
about schools? This is q burning
question, and Que that goes home to
a great majority of our people and
should be Of the deepest co Icern to
every one. We have had and Will
continue to have, in small way,
some most excellent private schools.
But we need united action. We
need an educational fixity. Our col
umns are open. Let us have your
ideas, gentlemen. Something must
be done or nothing will be done.
What shall it be?
A stove that has no pipe. makes no
smoke, needs no wood, will cooi.
meal in half the time. does not heat The
room and costs only one cent meal.
Is such thing possible? Yes, TO. our
townsman Mr.. G.. s. Johnson can show
it to you in his kitchen--no not kitchen,
you don't need onc-in his dining room.
We were up few days since aud saw
Mrs. Johnson cooking dinner OH it. 1t
is neat and hlbdsome-is really piece
offurniture for the room. She says tina.
nothing could Undue her to be without
it. She says that the housewife who
has one would not want or have cook,
for cooking is the smallest of thc house
hold duties, it is pleasure. 1t a
gasoline stove, go sec it and then buy
Your wife one. We will buy one if our
-if1 will-say YES