The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-03-26
LOCALES:

Since the regular meeting Of the
Club would come on
"Good Friday" it has been postpon-
ed till Monday night.
Mr.. Ashton Clute is building a
neat residence on DeVane street.
This seems now to be the most pop
ular street in town.
In few weeks Miss Annie Gid
dens will open Millinery establish
ment in the neat apartments next to
the store of Capt. VIM. A. johnson.
-"Among The Breakers" an ex-
cellent play, will soon be rendered
by home talent in Atkins Building,
for the benefit of Missionary work.
The concluding chapter Of that
excellent and interesting serial story,
"Dunraveu Ranch," will appear in
next issue. 1t was crowded out this
week.
MIR. r. A. Highsmith, a native
of this county, was married on the
18th instant TO Miss saba l.. Sans,
Of Vernon, Texas. Our best wishes
to the happy couple.
Rev. J. w. Turner will hold di-
vine services in st. Paul's Episcopal
church on Friday and Sunday next
at II O'Clock A. M, being respective
ly Good Friday and Easter.
The law firm of Messrs. Niehol-
son & Cooper has been dissolved. Mr..
Nicholson keeps the old office. Mr..
Cooper hangs out his "shingle" at
the office formerly occupied by Mr..
w. S. Thomson.
On Tuesday Mr.. G. A. Clute, tae
Manager of the Alliance Store here,
sold 1853 tons of guano. The total
amount delivered ON that day was,
we are informed, 1853 tons. This
probably is the largest amount of
guano ever delivered before from
this town on one day.
The "live men" of the country
are the advertisers. Remember, a
good advertisement works twenty
four hours day. Do you do that?
| The advertisement works while you
work, while you are taking your
hours of ease or recreation, yes,
even while You are asleep.
We are indebted to DIR. G. s..
Boyette, a brother of our townsman,
DR.. Frank Boyette, for handsome.
ly engraved invitation to attend the
Commencement Exercises of the
University of Maryland. DR.. Boy
cite, with three other North Caro-
linians graduate in the Dental De
partment this year.
See the Executive Committee oil
the Sampson County Agricultural
Society for the annual Fair Of 1891
in another column. Also call fol
, a meeting of the Committee in Gin
: ton on Friday, April the 3rd. W.
3 suppose this meeting is principal.
! for the purpose of arranging premi
ums on field crops for next Fair. LIE
/. every one attend.
t "A gentleman in Philadelphi
noticing the new large and tast,
spring advertisements of Wanams
t ker asked him why he continued t
5 spend so much money advertising
He said "your business is SO we
advertised already that everybod
knows of you and your business.
. Mr.. Wanamaker replied tia
was just the reason he continued
= advertise. He said 'sMy bushes
IL has been built up by advertising, an
cannot afford to stop or change m
tactics. The class of trade that hs
is been secured is the kind that is ii
fuenced by advertising, and he WI
would hold it must continue usin
III the same MEANS"
,o A merchant complained fe'
= days since that his advertiseme'
N had not paid him. We asked if pc
mr. pie did not 60 into his store and il
quire for the articles advertised. E
said, "yes. but they don't buy aft
er they comep' "But,n said we, 81
nd your own admission we have dol
lour part completely we have broug