The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-07-16

W..Turner's school will appear in
the next issue Of this paper,
Rev. j. w. Turner will hold di-
vine service at St. Paul's on Sunday
morning, July 10Th, at IL O'Clock.
Read the article by "X," under
"Forun OF Public Opinion" No
good citizen can fail to heed the
warning ii contains.
Mr.. Thos. Gautier celebrated
his 6lst birthday on last Tuesday,
JULY l4th. He had a number or his
friends and relatives to dinner.
We are requested by the people
Of upper Piney Grove to change the
appointment Of Assistant State Lee
turer Hunter from Hobton 10 Goshen
Academy. He will speak OIL the 2Sth
instant at IL O'Clock at Goshen Acad-
envy.
We are requested by DIR. Il. II.
Holiday to ask the Veterans of
SaInp-on county, who wish to 60 in
camp ut Wrightsville this year, to
report in Clinton on Idonday night,
July 9th, with IA blanket and one
days rations, prepared to take the
train on Tuesday morhing, July 18th.
The Executive Committee and
Tx DANGER muno.nnanu Countv
Ayatic party Of the country. I.uJe'
by Presidetrrom the disciplined force
in Clinton Thursday, July GARD, at
10 O'Clock, Let every one attend
and put the ball in motion for an
other big fair this fall
1t is reported that on Wednes-
day morning that Grape was On the
door Of certain young Othario,
who was dressed in "tears and cut
away coat" CAUCASIAN reporter
attempted to interview him, but he
gave us to understand that it was
not proper for one to talk at his own
funeral.
Mr.. Owen Fryar, of Turkey, has
placed upon our table eight ears of
corn. But the peculiar thing about
it is that all or the eight ears are on
the same stem. There is one central
ear and the other eight ears are clus-
tered around it, completely encir-
cling the central one. They all grew
under one shuck.
AT the examination of teache rs
last week certificates we're granted
to the following applicants: Misses
Irene Howard, Laura Crumpler, Ho-
sic Cooper, Bette A. Cooper, Bette
Herring, Sarah J. Owen, and Messrs.
w. 7. Owen, Nathan T. Jackson, q.
l. Smith. H. w. Butler, w. A.
Hobbs, +. w. Hobbs, J. E. Alder
man, w. Il. Jackson, G. &. Howard,
ID. L. Oates, and Jasper F. Jackson.
These teachers will enter the school
room at once.
-Drs. Holmes, Stevens and Boy
cite performed an operation on Mr..
Robt. II. Beaman, at the residence
of Mr.. J. A Beaman's, on last Fri
day. Mr.. Beaman has been a sufferer
with a severe and chronic casa of
white swelling for some time. The
limb was amputated above the knee.
1t was amputation or death. The
doctors feared he would die under
the knife, but he ordered them to
proceed. He is quite low yet, but
will probably recover.
Our article on the question o {
schools for Clinton has brought forth
two strong and timely articles. In
last weeks issue our townsman, Mr..
D. B. Nicholson pointed the condi-
ton of things and offered several
any one Of which the town
would do well to apply. In this
weeks issue "X' agrees with Mr..
n. that the school status is in very
unsatisfactory condition, and goes
back and plainly shows the cause.
Read and consider their articles care
fully. They contain food for thong hit
and call loudly and justly for some
united action. AS they both say let
US no longer ask who will teach, but
first provide a school and then the
teachers will come.