The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-12-24

Services at Episcopal church to day.
The account OF the Colored Fair has
been crowded out till next issue.
One more week of the reduction of
fer. You can save a half a dollar. Don't
miss it,
We are glad to hear that Mr.. j. r
Boaman, ST., Is able to be up from his
recent sickness.
Rev. Mr.. Wooten, of Wilmington
will preach in tie Episcopal church Oh
Christmas day.
w, are glad to know that Rupert,
young child of Mr.. Marion Terrell, who
has been quiet i'll is much better.
Dent fail to renew your subscrip-
ton before jan. LIST By doing go you
sill get the paper next year for 500
ALL who arc interested in having
some public fire works Christmas week,
should see Mr.. Henry Johnson, At once.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Agnes, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs J. r. Wedding to Mr.. w. Fl.
Duncan, On the both inst.
News has just reached US Of the
death of Mr.. II. Tew at his home in
Dismal township of LaGrippe Wednes-
day morning.
We are panied to hear Of the death
Of Mrs. George Bennett at Raleigh last
week Her remains were brought home
for interment
We are panied to hear of the very
serious illness of Mrs. W. H. Williams,
at her home here. The is no charge in
her condition at Of our going to press.
} We are indebted to our distinguish
ed member of Congress Hon. b. f.
Grady for the Congressional Record and
r the preliminary results of the eleventh
/, census.
, Mr.. Jno. A. Oates is in town for a
l., few days. He leaves Saturday for Fay
I etteville, to enter upon his new field of
labor, as eiitor of the N. O. Baptist. He
deserves success and has our best wishes.
The closing exercises of Salem High
School was a pleasant occasion. An &C.
count of it has been unavoidable crowded
out but will appear next issue. This
= fourishing school opens Jan. 4th 1892
70 Our readers and the public generally
- are showing their appreciation of oul
% big Offer. Many who have never taker
70 that paper arc taking advantage of the
le reduction, while old Subscribers are re
"a newing for year in advance.
/. Rev. Mr.. Stewart, President Of til
lie bank left for Raleigh Monday to SCI
about the appointment of a Receiver fol
. this bank, as the necessary stock wa
, ! not raised. We have not heard yet VIII
- will be appointed.
s. Mr.. M. J. Herring who has beel
with Mr.. Hanstein for the past four year
es has decided to give up clerking unit
th next Aug. Matt has many friends an
customers who will mi 80 him when the
call at Hanstein's store. Look out J
III Partridges Matt will put is most of b
time from now until the spring huntin
them.
to To morrow, Dec. % is the one grea
NO univeral holiday of the christian .worlt
the 1S91st anniversary of the birth {
Christ. The CAUCASIAN extends the cor
pliments of the season and trusts tn
oh every one of its many readers will
ey able to celebrate and enjoy the day in
ne manner becoming the sacred and holo'
no ed occasion.
on "A strong friend of THE CAUCAsI
writes us from Alcoln, S. y. Idesire
avail myself of your offer and help
swell your number to 5000. So I Sc
esh you $1.00 to renew my subscription
on THE CAU cAsIAN Success to that pap
:. it is the first paper we hunt for wh
the day comes for its arrival.
in
Rev. Yam Phou Lee, B. A III
lectured here last Monday on Chin
Customs and Manners. It was vesy
It structive and highly entertaining 4
). Lee is a native of China, educated
America and a young man of varied
perience. He is very clever lectul
n. and we found him much entered "
his work.
I,s The closing exercises of the
Term of tho south River Baptist In
INKS tnte, Autryville, Sampson county, n.
took place in the Inetitute Hsh, Fri
LIS. Eight, December 18Th. A densely ps