The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-07-09
IoCALss:

The County Alliance meets 10
inorroW
Rev. J. w. Turner will hold di-
vine services in st. Paul's church
on Sunday, the 11th, at II "a. IN.
Deputy Sheriff G. Ii. Williams
took Il crazy negro woman up to the
Goldsboro Insane Asylum on last
Tuesday.
Sec the eight new displayed ad.
vertisemcnts in this issue, besides
many new business locals and Read
ing Notices.
The members of tho Sampson
Light Infantry will note the order
Of Capt. T. II. Patrick, in anoth er
column, to report at the armory on
the 18th inst.
A Teachers Institute tor the
CoIored Teachers will be held in
Clinton by Supt. Royal during the
week commencing July 18th. Ex-
2minations will be held during the
Institute. O/1/[%AE
Assistant State Alliance Lectur-
or, Il. Il. Hunter, in II letter to Col.
j. Il. Beaman, says he will speak in
Clinton on July 9th and at Hobton
on July 2Sth. See his list Of ap.
pointmcnts under Alliance Depart
ment.
MIR. Nj. Hanstein on behalf of
Hiram Masonic Lodge is getting up
Il box for the Oxford Orphan Asylum.
Contributions of food or clothing
will be thankfully received and for
warded. Members of all other
lodges ar" invited and requested to
assist. Contributions will be gladly
received from any one.
We greatly enjoyed our trip to
the Alliance Union meeting at. An
drews' Chapel on last Saturday.
Live questions were discussed in a
strong and practical manner. Much
good is bound to result from such
meetings. See short sketch of the
meeting under "Alliance Depart
ment.'
- The publication Of the Direct
land tax list last week has caused
a large demand for sample copies
of that issue. This should teach you
that you ought to take, the paper
regularly. This CAUCASIAN is con-
stantly Publishing something of
interest and profit to you that you
can get from no other paper.
We have had more demand
from new subscribers for back num-
bers of the paper containing the
Story "Ten Minutes to Twelve"
than we could supply. So we have
prepared synopsis of the Story by
chapters, which we will run each
week at top Of column for the bene-
fit of those who did not commence
story from the first.
Our references in last weeks
issue to the school question for Clin-
ton and call for discussion Of what
should be done, has brought forth
a timely article from the pen of Mr..
D. B. Nicholson. Read what he
has to say on the fourth page, under
"Forum of Public Opinion" If
you all endorse his views then let us
act on that line, if not then let us
bear from you. Let us have your
opinion, for the time is nearing
when we must act or not act, do
something or do nothing; which
shall it be?
The North Carolina College of
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts,
Raleigh, begins its third session on
the Srd of next September. This
College is taking high rand among
the institutions of The State, and is
doing thorough and honest work
The Board of Trustees is adding
largely to the plant Of the College,
and will, this summer, put up two
new buildings; and in addition add
such new equipment as is needed in
the development of the work of the
College.
A large crowd gathered in al
Mr.. II. b. Giddens' place Of bust.
ness on last Monday to enjoy thu
excellent music made by Master
Ralph and his sister Miss Gertrude
Fisher. They executed by request
of a number of duets on the piano
They have both been in Raleigh fOl
several years ut the Asylum for thu
blind and are now spending thei
) summer vacation at their home, Mr.
; J. r. Fishers in Little Coharie. They
both played at the public concer
+ given by the Instition last winte
during the session OF the Legislature