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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-22

GENUINE ENeL1sH CRAvEsrrrE
SHOWER PROOF GARMENTS.
Made ulster style, with cape.
At $40 each
They are guaranteed entirely odorless and
perfectly rain-proof-come in two shades Of
Navy Blue. Tans and Black. Very desira-
able for travelling. being light -weight, dust
proof-very superior goods.
$1,000 garment
yICUNA JACKETS.
Fine Vicuna Cancels Hair Tan Jackets, satin
faced to hip-edged with neat cord to match
fastens with strap. perfect itting-yery dressy-
-S12. so garment
BLAZER JACKETS
OF Fine Cancels Hair, in Grsys and Tsps-
braided shoulders. jaunty-
$40. 90 garment
LACE WRAPS
Sleeves Of lace fulled on to Silician silk
waist-braided with silk gmp-high faring coll
lars.
-S12 garment
(Third floor. 11th ST. bulding)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-22

MI Cleveland, II correctly reported, IL doing
sooe tine hedging on the silver question.
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Misses, WA1srs AND REFERS.
This is to be shirt waist" season for the
young folks, also and We are fully prepared to
supply all demands in this direction. We men
ton today particularly waists for girls from 4
years to Ii years.
Misses Fine Percale Shirt waists-tuckei
back and front-in variety of patterns. Sizes
.. 10. IL, IA, 10 years.
-75c.-
Misses Fine Figured Cambria waists-tucked
front and back. tucked collar and cuffs. Sizes
II. IA. 10 years.
Misses Fine Cambria Waists in variety OF
patterns-plaited back. full front-collar and
cuffs trimmed with embroidery. Size II. II. ID
years.
Misses White Lawn wasts-tucked back and
front. Size TO- II. IL. 10 years
TO-
Misses Fine White India Linon waists-half-
inch tucks back and front-collar and cuffs
trimmed with embroidery. Sizes 10. IL. IA, 10
years.
Misses White India Linon waists-tucksd
collar and cuffs. Size 10. IL. IA. Ii years.
-el.20-
children's Lawn and Cambria Guimpss, with
tucked yoke Size to IA years.
No.
Children's Lawn and Cambria Guimpes-yohe
Of fine cluster tucks. Size to II years.
--69c.-
REFERS.
Children's Navy Blue Atwood Flannel Reef
ers-French seams-sailor collar and brass but
tons. Size to IL years.
81. rs each
(Third floor. 10th st. building.)
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1000 DOZEN
GENUINE SILK Isle HOSE
AT 35c. A PAIR.

You will notice show window filed with samples
and others counters door OF No. III Pa ave.
Choose pair for 30 three pairs for one dol
lar.
Lot contains Hose with ribbed uppers of Roman
stripes and plain feet aud ankles Of delicate tints Of
Gray. Tan. Pawn. Brown. &c
Lot comprises three styles Of Ribbed Hose-French
Cluster and Richelieu. Some of the art shades of
Greens, Grays aud Modes are unusually beautiful.
Lot 3Plan Isle in dress goods colors and the tints
known evening shades
Lot 4-Frsnch Drop-stiteh Hose warranted Fast
Black in all sizes Have you before heard Of Fast
Black Ribbed Isle Hose for IS cents.
Lot 5-Plan Isle. warranted Fast Black, with extrs
spliced heels and toes.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
fContinuei halow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-22

Baron Fsvs 10 talking to French reporters a.
though We did not understand French in thi.
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-22

orest clouds of June bugs with a roar like
freight train are sweeping ever parts Of In
diana At first they were supposed to be
presidential bees
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Continued below. }
SEAsosABE UxprRwEAs.

SEAsoNABE UNDERWEAR.
The American Hosiery Co. 3 aud French &c g. (" Un-
derrarments for babies. children, youths, msidsns
and nistrohs. All the best makes ct Pslsis Royal
prices which viii be price surprises to many. most
complete STOCK which only be limited at in an Cd
vsrtisssnt. Combination Ribbed LAle Suits for L.
dies and children. Fast Black Isle Equestrian Draw
ers for ladies only o.. - pair SILK Underwear In
all the scarce shades Health Underwear. &c 10.
EXTRA QUALITIES AND Low PRICES.
lsCENTs for Swiss Ribbed Vests, square aad v.
shape necks. White, Cream. Blue. Pink. Canary.
25 CENTS for Richeiieu OF Broad Ribbed vests, al
ssyles. colors and sizes.
20 cENrs-Imporssd Lisls Thread Vests. in White,
Fast Black and eolors.
80 CENTS for sviss Ribbed Vests snd Pants. IN n,
styiss and sizes.
Is CENTS for Al.an Ribbed vssss, In Pink. uus.
Lavender. Canary. Old Gold ana Blsch.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
4. LIsxxl.
cern~ 12eh =. ana Pa ave spR2
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YOU NEED THEM NOW.

What IL prettier than Q pretty woman In
White Embroidered Dress trimmed with pretty
RiBB0Nss RIBBONS give q refined nnish 10
Q white dress that cannot be disreyarded. Al
most any color will 70 well with white, either
the soft-tonsd delicate shade or the bright start
ling color. They all look well II tastefuIly ar.
ranged. OUR ASSORTMENT Of RIBBON il
superb. Any shade can be matched here. All
widths from y inch to the widest. In all quail
ties and Styles At prices most moderate.
A SPECIAL ATTRACTION in our RIBBON
department Just now IL those ALL-sILK
sURAH SAsHEs' with deep knottsd fringsd
ends. Extra wide. ~ yards long. Colors:
LIGHT BLUE. PINK. CREAM. WHITE and
CARDINAL Would Be good value ct g. So
OUR SPECIAL price e. as each.
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W. II. HoUaHroN MFG COMPANY.
l2ls AND 1870 y ST. ,

GAIL AND SEE
oUR LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
GAS AND GASOLINE STOVES
BEvoRE. YOU PURCHASE. II WILL
PAY YOU. ALL SIZES, WITH AND
WITHOUT OVEN AND BOILER
". g JERKS 3 Co.
spl6-la u77AA
j: H. F1AyAeAs.
hteuds sbopt hun
with v. O. TAPPAN. e61 "a e ap,o.sm
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UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.

FURNITURE SLIP COVERINGS.
We have large force employed and are prepared 10
make On short notice Loose Covers from Q new and
welsslected stock Of Linens, Crstonnes and Dimtiss
at specially low prices to early buyers. Best work.
Fit guaranteed. Estimates free.
SUMNER DRAPERIES
silk Curtains 81. 30 per pair.
Swiss Muslin Curtains, g. so, a and Is per pair
Madras Curtains. u. rs per pair.
Nottingham Laces, 81. 20 Der pair.
Pongee Drspery. zoe. yard.
Swiss Muslin Drspsry, l2hc yard
Colorsd Madras Drspery. loo. yard
Figured and Plain Sorim. Toe. yard.
WINDOW SHADES
We carry In stock full color range of Scotch Hol-
lands In all the popular widths, and are prepared to
make TO order Window Shades of these Hollands In tho
best manner and at the lowest possible prices These
are superior to any other Hollands made and are our
speciality. We also use Hand-rnsds Opsquss and
Glazed Hollands. Estimates tree.
Sfoot Upholstered Screens for s3.za
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-22

RELIABLE CHEAP HOSE.
&C. g." Isle Hose. 25c psi.
%Osauss English Cotton Hose in boo. patterns fest
and ankles Of dress goods shades uppsrs Of stripes
You may know that 20 sause Hose usually sell at Us
cents. These only % cents pair
An equally good bargain the csc Ribbed and
Plain Hose with warranted Fast Black feet and ankles
and uppers Of stripes.
THE PALAIs RoYAL.
Continued belov)
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OvrRcoArs AND REFERS.

A SPRING ovERCoAT IS A VERY
COMFORTABLE GARMENT TO
HAVE THESE COOL MORNINGS
AND EVENINGS. IF YOUR OLD
ONE Is OUT OF DATE. OR HAS
BECOME SHABBY. GET A NEW
ONE. YOU CAN GET A VERY
STYLISH AND sERvICEABLE ONE
FROM US WITHOUT ENTIRELY
DEPICTING YOUR PURSE.
THE BOYS. TOO. NEED A LIGHT
WEIGHT GARMENT OF SOME
KIND. IF THEY OBJECT TO AN
OyEROOAT GET THEM A REFER.
THE VARIETY IS PRACTICALLY
UNLIMITED. ALL SHADES, COL
ORs AND PATTERNS IN EVERY RE-
LIABLE QUALITY. WELL AND
THOROUGHLY TAILORED AND PER-
Feet IN FIT. SHALL WE HAVE
THE PLEASURE OF SHOWING
THEM TO YOU!
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EMBRoIDER1Es.
FOR YOUR BENEFIT
We will offer
THURSDAY
500 Manufacturer Sample Ends" of En-
broideries, including
Swiss,
Cambria and
Nainsook-
in various widths; lengths from 2 to An yards.
Will sell them We bought them--very cheap.
(First floor. I'd annex
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ARE You LOOKING Foa
BARGAINS IN FURNITURE
II 90 get our prices before you purchs

IL 20 get our prices before you purchase.
Special sale this week Of CHILDREN'S CAR
RIAGES, REFRIGERATORs and MArTINGs. We
are prepared to show beautiful line Of Mattinss in
sixty different patterns, from 10 to Coo, per yard
Some Of these Msttings are of extra heavy weight
Danask Msttinas, Japanese Mattings and China Mat
tnss. will give US great pleasure to show you this
new line.
See our Five-piece SUMMER PARLOR SUITE, in
oak and cherry frames. we sell for Sl4.75.
We are sole agents for NORTH STAR DRY-AIR
REFRIGERATOR. This Refrigerator il equal to any
and superior to many a Dry-air Box.
High Back Wood Beat OAK CHAIR, with arms
S1.75.
MANTEL BEDS for s1O and els.
3O-pound HAIR MATTRESS, So. so,
See the High Back PLUSH ROCKER In cherry and
oak We sell for %. %. This Is . big bargain Come
early if you want one.
We are sole agents for SWEETS BABY CAR
RAGE. This Carriage has patent wheel brake and
adjustable rod for parasol.
Slx-FOOT OAK EXTENSION TABLE for a.
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MOURNING PARAsoLs
In eros Grain. Poul de Sol. Windsor, surah and
Lusine Silks for 81, e.. 80. 40. e3, o.,
s4.50. e5. %. SO. o.. so each.
CARRIAGE SHADES
From 81. 80 70 %; In Lace. for o. and Is.
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S ## T. I. e. EEE..]jbHI;IIIsss !; i;
r., ERR EEs ssss ZEE sss TIT
4 4 ZEE ssss kxn ! IN 7
Can be made genuine pleasure If you will
visit the Mammoth Jewelry Establishment Of
r. HARRIs b CO..
COR SEVENTH AND D ST. NV.
We guarantee to show you the largest variety
Of articles in
STERLING SILVER
To be seen in any one store. We make speci.
atty Of fancy pieces Of Solid Silver in handsome
chsmois or Plush Gases at %. %. q and go.
At these figures we can show you several hun
dred different articles. We have an elegant
line of Fancy Solid Silver Ware from s2O to $50.
in elegant cases. such as Berry and Compete
Dishes. sugar and Cream Pitchers. Olive
Dishes Salad Bowls. &C. Oak Cases nlled with
complete Sets Of Spoons, Forks. Knives. &C..
from $50 to $500.
SILvER-PLATED WARE.
10 in our store an immense exhibit wall case
81 feet long Is filed with 1t and there 10 nothing
made in that line We have not got. Our prices
We guarantee to be the lowest possible
fos quadruple plated ware Of standard makers.
We have Butter Dishes and Cake Baskets from
%. so to $40. Ice Pitchers from e5 to eco.
Tea Sets Of ive pieces from s1s to ESQ. Nut and
Berry Bowls from o. to els. Baking Dishes,
Tureens Coffee Sets. &c.. &c.
BRIC-A-BRAC.
Comprising choice pieces Of Royal Worcester
BOLTON. Derby, Hungarian. Tepiitz, Adderiey,
and other hne art ware. Prices from % to $50.
CLOCKS.
We have on our shelves today over 400 clocks
from the serviceabe enameled iron clock of An
sonia make at s5 to the finest Onyx French
Clock at 800. also nne French Bronze and
sevres Clocks with side ornaments.
ONYX TABLES AND ONYX CABINETS TO
SUIT ALL POCKETS.
nyou do not know Just what you want We
shall be pleased to show you everything and
help you to make selection, We ask no fancy
prices and our goods are marked In plain fg-
ures at the lowest notch.
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PARLOR SUITES.
6-piecs Silk Plush Suite. Of unique design, osh
frames, $40.
6-piece Rug Suites. In walnut. cherry and oak
frames. o45.
5-pieee Tapestry Suites, in cherry frames, $50
Handsome Overstufed Parlor Suites, in tapestries
brocatels and satin damask at correspondingiy low
prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-22

II Before giving details Of our regular stock Of
Fancy Hose and Underwear for spring and summer
wear desire to draw attention the most impor-
tant Hose purchase in the history of the Paais Royal
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THESE WARM SPRING DAYS ARE RUN
MING UP THE SALES IN OUR PARAsOL
DEPARTMENT almost rapidly as they are
running up the mercury in the Thermometer.
You are quite right in buying your PARAsOL
now. No use waiting any longer. You need
one now Just as much as You will later on We
are showing some very CHOICE styles in PAR
colorings. No last seasons goods here: all new.
You are sure TO be suited here. Have you seen
ourPARAS0Ls. Here are some hints OF our as
sortment:
FOR g. 90 we can show You a fine quality OF
Surah Silk. - inches. solid colors of GARNET,
HAVANA. HELIOTROPE, NAVY, BROWN.
MARINE, BLACK. With fancy white satin
border and center pisoe these would be good
value for e375.
Also the same colors finished with . white
satin plaid for S3O0.
FOR $3.50 we show Q ine sURAH SILK
PARAsoL. % inches, in all colors. and combi-
nation in fancy stripe aud plain. including
Black and White.
FOR 81 WE SELL an Extra eros GRAIN
Parasol with fancy satin border. size 81 inch;
French horn top; stick, natural wood; in all Of
the new spring shades.
ALSO Handsome Quality surah SIX Parasol,
% inch. in combinations Of NAvY.AND CAR
DINAL. BLACK AND WHITE. NAVY AND
WHITE. L. AND d. SLATE. These are the
regular -. rs goods. Our price. a each.
PLAIN AND FANCY PARASOL, in LACE
AND NET effect, mp to 90 each.
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1000 CARD CASES GIVEN AWAY
Continued below.)

1000 Seal Leather Cases sith three compartments.
celuoid calendar. &c. 1t is years since we in
ton We notice 1t is annual custom with many of our
regular customers supply themselves the
at about this Those buying dollars worth
or more of Black Hose viii be presented with one of
these Card Cases. Please give US credit with no desire
to bride you to purchase, the nscsssty. We are
Offering the best possible values at four three and two
pairs for dollar We have always done so and must
always do so. in order to be HEADQUARTERS FOR
FAST BLACK HOSE in the present and future, a. in
the past.
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THOSE EMBROIDERED YLouycrxo.
AT LESS rHAx HALF PRICE.

Are soing last. We bought an immsnss GUAM
tity. but they don't last long when you sell
them ct such RIDICULOUS prices II you want
dress Of this lot you had better mot put Il on.
as they viii not last much longsr Regular
pricss iron, ~ TO @. 50. OUR SPECIAL BAR
GAIN prices, 81. Is. u. 20. q -. els and
ei-d0s yard. Al this spring imporsstions; fun
e inchss wtds.
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GARDEN TooLs.
Set of three pieces.
$50
Set Of three pieces. finer,
So
Set Of four pieces. very fine,
-95c.-
(Fifth floor, 10th street building.)
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LAWN SroRrs.
We have eight styles Of Croqus, Sets Prices
-a5c.. ell 50. 81 %, e. 20. e. 80 and %. 20
(fffth floor. 10th street building)
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RELIABLE CHEAP HOSE.

Continued below.)
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-26
A Happy Marriage In Nashville, Tenn.

At the residence of the brides father
in Nashville, Tenn on Monday after
noon last at 80 O'Clock, Mr.. JuEe A
Williams of this county was united IN
the holy bonds of matrimony to Miss
Margary Settle of that city Tue 81
tendants were:
Miss Pope of Nashville and Mr.. Joseph
81. Williams of Eastman; Miss Martin
of Mobile, Ala, and Mr.. P. r. Williams
of Eunice, this county
The most beautiful and impressive
marriage ceremony was performed BY
Rev. Mr.. Folk of the First Baptist
Church of Nashville.
Almost delightful reception was teih
Immediately after the ceremony, dnrl s
which all of the delieacies of the s. ason
| were served, at the conclusion of which
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams left on bridal
tour, which will embrace several points
of interest throughout the country.
/ The Times Journal extends its heart
lest congratulations and very b>si
wishes to the happy young couple. i
Mr.. Williams has great many VAIN
friends in our county who will be glat
to hear of the above pleasant inclden
and ioin Us in CUR sincere congratula
tions. We are glad to know Mr.. w. !
doing so we'll in his new home.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-26
Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Terrell returned
last week from visit to DIR. Graham at
Wallace.
Miss Cleon Hobbs left Tuesday for
Boston, where she will complete her
studies in music and srt.
Mr.. G. W.Clute returned Monday from
Washington and Indianapolis where he
went to attend the meeting OF the Ma
tional Farmers Alliance Convention.
Rev. J. T. Kendall, former resident
OF Clinton, now Presiding Elder in
Methodist Conference of Mo, was in
town last week..
Mr.. NJ. C. Richardson is back from a
professional trip to Johnston county.
Judge Boykin arrived in town satur'
day night.
Miss Anne Switzerland Of Mt. Olive
is visiting Miss Maria Marable.
Mr.. John Martin of Faison, was II
town Monday.
Mr.. R. E Lee, is back after shor
visit to his home at Mt. olive.
Mr.. W. s. Holmes is in town.
Mr.. D. L. DeVane left Monday for al
extended Southern trip in interest 0
his tobacco.
Mr.. Owen F. Love of Wilmington
visiting at Capt. VIM A. Johnson's. T
We are glad to hear that Mrs. ". s
Thomson of Cordele, GA. is improving
We are glad to see that Mr.. Henri
, johnson is. able to be out after scvera
] days illness.
) Miss Martha Johnson has returne
from visit to Fayetteville.
: The many friends of Messrs. job
Dave and Charlie Patterson Of Ne
York, former residents of Clinton vi
be very glad to see them here this weel
r Miss Sophie Jones, a very charmlr
g young lady of New Berne, arrived Tue
le day evening, to BE- present at the ma
Is rage of Miss May Patterson.
Is We are glad to see Mr.. James Morris
in town.
TO Mr.. Dave Peterson is back after an G
r tended trip through the Southern State
L. DR.. @. s. Boyette, of Mt. Olive, is
town, visiting Frank D. Boyette,
brother.
We deeply sympathizs with our sis'
i'll county, Johnston, in the loss of one
s. her most valuable citiz .ns-Ej. w. Pt
n Sr. Ee waa an estimabls gentleman
At sterling worth and father to the faith
less. ''We are all born to die"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-26
THE LAST CENSUS.
Points OF Interest About Our
County and State.

The population Of the State In 1890
was 4 ,eI7. e47, in 1850 1885. $50 an
increase Of 2Is.IsI, or 1883 per cent
during the decade.
Eight cities and towns more than
doubled their population. Ashev.lle
had the largest increase Ii went
from 2,6l6 In 1850 to 10, 235 i'm 1890,
an increase of 1919 or 79i. 25 per ct.
Twenty-three cities and towns show
POP ulation OF over 1000. These
places and their population in the
order Of rank are:
Wilmington, 20, 056; Raleigh, L.
678; Charlotte, H. T; A,heville,
10, 235; Winston, s.0ls New Berne.
7,S43; Durham, 5,4s5; Salisbury
AIS ; Concord. 4, 1889; Fayetteville,
1922; Henderson, 4,19i; Goldsbnso,
4,017; Washington, 3,5f5; Greens
boro, 3,sl7; Elizabeth City. 3,25l;
Re id.viile, 1853; Oxford. 1907 ;
Salem, 2,7l1; Statesv'lle. 2,3!s ;
Edenton, 2,205; Wilson, 2.126; Hick-
DRY, 2,023; Beaufort, 2,007.
Sampson County 1880, q, SOL
1890 25.096, increased 2,202 or 8 &:
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-26
Married.,

Miss Mary Cabe Patterson to Mr.. Jno.
T. Kerr OF Danville, Va, on Wsdieat'g
eve, 25th. inst at the residence Ct INC
brides father Maj. W. N Patterson by
Rev. B F. Marab'e, D D. Ihs a''9t-
dents were Misses Lillian Day, Du'l1m.
Sophie Jones, NewBsrne. Lula Bsldon
Chapel Hill, Pattie ~Styron, Dhrham
Lila Williams, Ksnansville, Mittie Pea
man, Sudie Faison, Mary Lou 3 oTn,
Kate Patterson and Annie Boyk'n ct
Clinton. Messrs. W. I. Hill. Warsaw,
Graham HERRING. Wilmington, J be
Patterson, New York. D M Psarssil
Wilmington, Charlie Paterson, Ne
York, Marion Butler, r. G. NorFissy
". S. Holmes, Clinton.
Miss Mary Patterson .as on' q ~
most popular young ladies. Ono "hf
was held in the ighest estee m BY sE,'o
to know her was but to love her. Sh'
is handsome, and very entertaining Il
conversation. Sho is of the highest typ
of christian womanhood, kindness an
geniality has spread bright light IN ia
paths of all with whom she met. B
such noble qualities and especially charm
ing ways has made for esrself host {
very warm friends, who give up he
with the greatest regrets. Mr.. Kerr
very promising social and busins'
young man, and ene who has the essee'
and confidence of all who know hin
The bride and groom left this mornin
for their homo in Danville, Va. III
CAUCASIAN extends it best wishes for
, long and happy life.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-26
Jurors for December Term.

The following citizsns have been drawn
=. Jnrors for December Term OF Cunrt,
which convenes on Monday, Dscsnber
l4th, 1889:
b. Culbreth. R. D. Mathis, ". ~
Ras.. Z. s. Register, VIM. Odom, } a
warwick. L. NJ. Lewis, Horaee Bo, sIu
r 81. Howard, W. 7. Owen. W. W. p
terson. J. @. Lamb, F NJ. White, T Z
Royal, J. W. Parker, James Lneas, /
Bryan, W. ]. Herring, j.: D; Psrssr, :.
E. Daniel, E. ". Boney O. d: Porter, :
O. Robinson, D. E Clifton. w. x. war
ran. C. A. Oates, Edward Williams, ID )
Riyenbark, J. ]. Vann, A. J. Alderman
W. r, Highsmith, w. ]. McPhaii. d. l
Owen. T. A. Hobbs, W. s. johnson, 1
J. Smith.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-26
GlenwOOd Items.
Especial Correspondent. }

tSpCCldl OOI1OopohoSASJ
We were pleased to have Mr.. Harvey
G.. Monk back in school this week after
a weeks aosencs owing to the Illness or
his brother in Georgia.
We were all sorry to sec Miss Lettie
Lac leave school last week. Hope sne
xiH be with us again next session.
The prizs for the most improvement
in writing was awarded to Mr.. b. I:
Carr of Sampson Prof. w. A. Rich OF
Yadkin College, an expert penman,
Judged the specimens.
AIR. H. A. CARROTS class in penman-
sbip nj Maple Grove is making very sat
isfactory Improvement. He teaches
| there on Saturday and will soon close
/ his school there.
Several of the citizens of this section
attended the Fayetteville Fair. They
al report pleasant time.
Judging from the cribs running ove'
| With corn and the fat hogs OF this sec
ton. there is not much danger OF bank
ruptcy around Glenwood, even IL colt OF
ia worth only seven cents.
Rev. Levi Bryan of Bladen Count!
| was in this community last week snt
preacbed an excellent sermon in tn'
Academy. He desires to locate here, 9
a. to enjoy the school and church priv
lipas offered here. He is culturef
gentleman and a good preacher and e
are sure the people will give him
royal welcome.
The Fall Term of Glenwood Academ
c'oses Nov. 81, and the Spring Teri
"opens Nov. 80. Two weeks Vacatio
J Will be given for Christmas
/ The G!enwood Literary Society vi
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