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ldynnCc WINS ,crorlnd ,hn,,h ,ho t,I nnnr,,
c!ntiou was moi held. The new, WINS abon; al Of
Ter demand 1", abtSsi, '1 Ily Ssn,Ss m IaIns of \ led
firm with n hn,,cr la nnSilSo' Vsi"s mS , Nh
vance. The lcnIin, hui" t,c,,, ~, rr. r. wt,
the bad weather reported in N0rth Dutota,
where II was mid 70 be raining md freezing TO
prospects OF snow 10 make matter, worse, In
the winter wheat belt east oitheMiSl.lppi river.
however, fall seeding was further delayed for
lack OF rain. Other domestic markets were
west were liberal buyers here.
Corn was nervous, unsettled and higher.
Outs were quiet and lirm.
Provisions were weak, aud especially pork aud
Flour nrm and unchanged.
WiiEAT-Casl No. . spring 97isc: No. 3 spring
SS9giHe: No. : nd VNrOsi, 70; October y7i.nl5i
o;ac; DECEMBER Whcasl " sagg24c May Il VA
al 0al Wa.
CoGS-Cash No. 2.iGiic: October 5j,i aj7ajGjic
November igajQhG1kc; siay I1II.aili ar &C..
O~Ars..Cash No. ., 2ihc; October 27Ha!i9sa
e7,,fc: Scycmbct 2Z''ta2Si.Sc; May GlU1i5sshji nc.
BAHLEy-So. ., bOaGlc.
fLAxSEED-gsc.
TIMOTHY srEp-sl u.
Mss p9hK--Cash S. 6,,ias 70: December $50
agOlas 7lHs: January sli 5iiEall 77%aii OK
LAnp-ClsL ID S71ssa6 10; November s657I.a
64!l4!j =; December 81 45a6 5Oa6 IS; january
10 J)Wi 81 fa6 IS.
SHORT MUSICIAN 60 60n6 u: October 20 1ja
= ,4ao y: Noveniber 81 o1aG 6oao 27IS; January
|oU,ap ioho ". 49,. -m
vWn 1',.mIs, 70 2'a' aVi short clear sI'21a' ~
mmHish,"sll
others unchanged
NEW SoRK. Oct Ia.-Flour, receipts 1900 bar.
rcls: exports 1000 barrels; market steady mud
quiet; sales 1890 barrels. Wheat, receipts 49,.
U0 bushels: exports 100, 900 bushels; salcs G.SSS,.
0oo bushels OF futures md l67.UO bushels OF
spot; spot market higher and Irregular: No. 8
rid slU3. unctndcd red 81 COni U1Lt. ertions
siea auE n'm higher; November 81 Ci??ss; December
&, We'll uV1,al wa january. u lU?a; February
iEf%A; i!htcn VIII; April SLID; May 81 ll.tl
, i5shi 10 Eye ami and weak: western VIC.
DiIie! JuiSt; No, = Milwaukee Ilc. corn, re.
seip's o.aaH US pusheis; exports 10000 pusneis;
snss pV'Uyo Dusaels o.. futures anu o.;Wo
uusnum od tpo,: MARKET hrIner Gnd Guiet:
urLai"nu o.f4aCic: oG'ober 0?tbc: november
SS5 FL neeS,hhet Soc; January o!2sc: February
cciSt, M OF huShci, sa,'ys'' .2Ssco iS,nHshciS.
snies a,0Wn h,i.hels u; s.H,ir,oca." nn IyI ,SS rS hush.
els of ,not. ,rrrkct oy,a, auS , ~" , 0rtohnr
3;xc. Nnver,hSr rtEc.. noon,nho- S.ss, Nav s71%c.
| mixed wr.,cIn sfneirIo. ,rI,iIo ,Jn a. Md,
| No } Chicorn Ne III. "u5' hnnq ouict'
| Coffee. optinms ,t",iv ,nIH,os1 naTvtt ~ down
S,,rnr Am. Mni".ses ,n;n, III Wico iN Hr Tnlio'c
steady. To,im S,rndr rs ,,r,cn.,n ,i""ii nj s7iS""
Eres irm: western tiiyc paFt duI, Cut ments
firm, lard iuIi. trc,i.rr s,nom e. -. Novem.
Dor So a: December 81 SIS: January Sd 81; Feb
rlary 50 oS. IIuttc. flrmer: western dairy Ia
&c. Cheese quiet, western CnS%c
BALTIMORE. Mn. Oct, 13-whco, firm: No.
. rei sn"i an: Ill y o." N.Y. bc"cuTor
-''Aebti - Wa SSN'hb
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Dry Goods.

NEW York. Oct. 13-TmLc In dry goods was
restricted rs regards transactions on the spot,
owing 10 stormy weather, and mail orders were
moderate In the absence OF full western mails.
The market was unchanged.
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NEW YoRE, Oct l3.-PIg iron dull: American
SIS 7jalS u. Copper dull ut SO IS. Lead nom.
inal; domestic 81 10. Tin quiet and steady;
straits SO 10.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO. Oct. 13.-Cattle. receipts 1900 head:
shipments $500 head: market s,cndy: top prices
Goa, u; medium steers s. Sui 50: Others - jGl
2SO: Texans s. ala3 %: rangers g 50ai 50: stock
ers s. l0a3,,90: butchers cows s. 2Ja2 50. Hogs, re-
ceiris 5000 head shipments l2,0G0 head; market
fairly active and lower; rough and common 81 90
al %: packers 81 3jai 60: prime heavy and butch
or weights 81 70ai 90: rhiladelphias S. 0Oa5 10:
light 81 coal s.; Sheep, receipts 1000 head;
shipment 1900 head; market active and strong
lings SiG0a5 Is; lambs So 75n5 GO.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Oct. 13.-Cattlc. receipts
900 head: shipmcnts $40 head: market trim:
feeders 50 2ia. 10. Hogs. receipts LILO head:
shipments 1000 head: market slow; Philadel.
phlas s. 2oa5 30; mixed s500a5 10; common to
hest Workers 81 50ai 81: grlsscrs and stubblers
s. 2iai co: rough 81 0hni 80. Sheep. receipts 1,CO0
head; shipments COO head; market &c over last
weeks prices.
CINCINNATI. o.. Oct. l3.-Hogs steady: common
md light s. dOai G5; packing and butchers 81 4i0l
5 "; receipts 2,l0 head; shipments l,lO0 head.
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STEAM Frs,
STEAMER n. F. PHILLIPS
RAILROADS.
WITEELING&EIM GROYERAILROAD.

On md after Monday. scptembcr1l Ii. 1891. train,
will run rs follows, city time:
LEAVE wHEELISG.-h6:m a. m. 7:ooa m. SO,
n. M, 900 n m. 1000 n H.. Il 90 n. M, al2:oO IN,
leo J. m, p. ~; 500 p. H.. loo p. M, 500 n
m. 600 p. m. ZOO p. IN, 800 p. H., 900 D. m,
LAO 2. IN.
LEAVE ELM GEovE--"6:60 a. m. 700 a. m, son
q. ~. q. m. 1000 n m: li:W a M. 1900 m.
loo p. m. 200 pm. 800 p. m. 400 D. IN, sol
P. m, GOO p. u, ESQ p. In. 500 p. IN 900 p IN,
loco p. IN
"Daily, except Sunday.
SuNDAI.-Chnrch trains leave Elm Grove q.
s:43a. M. and Wheeling at 1a:l7 p. m.
J. q. %GlLLELES.
GEL Gcnernl Munnrnr
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Cotton.
CI%clSS4TI. o., Oct. 13.-Cotton in good de-
nlnd; middllng SEc.
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The mar who keeps his mouth shut
never has to eat any crow.
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baggage checked through 10 d@csiin4:!on q
tickets. $500 j
w; Ron!s;oS. General Passenger Agent, Par.
a. J.. n4SDr. Asdstnu. General Passenger
Agent, P~arlersburS. ". Va
10. ToMLISsoI. Passenger Agent, Wheeling
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OHIO RIVER

Direct route to MARIETTA. rarkcrsbur,. PoIn.
Pleasant. Huntington, Ashland. Portsmouth anil
Cincinnati. Also 10 Charleston. clifton Forys
and staunton, Va. and Lexington aud Lou[+
vile. Ky.
Tlmo Table effective juno O. 1871. Central
Time 49,
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CISclsNATi. O., Oct. 10. -Elonr IN good de-
maud. Wheat strong; No. > rcd 81 olal Of; re.
celpts 1000 bushels; shipments z, 800 bushels.
No. 2 mixed Bic. l,yc stronger: No. . 91a9lc.
Pork lower. Lard quiet mt e 2ja6 5Ii}3- Hulk
meats firm ut s. 10y. Bacon easier OF s. 30.
Whisky firm at 81 IS. Butter steady; fuucy FL.
gin creamery &c: Ohio SOa3lc. Sugar quiet.
E.gs lIMc Cheese III good demand
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TOLEDO. O.. Oct. l3.-wheat easier: cash
81 oOi$: October s. 00I: December 81 VIZ; May
81 o31s. Corn dull and firm: cash SIC. Oats dull;
cash "oc. Rye steady: cash SIC. Cloversecd
active and steady; cash and October 81 50; be-
ccmber 81 57E; January 81 62iS.
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BALTIMORE, Mn. Oct. l3.-Whcnt firm: No.
red spot aud October 81 "a: December
81 USUAL ISL. Corn firm: mixed spot Csc:
March jlnilIGc; receipts COO bushels. Oats quiet:
No. 2 white western s~Ga3GI!c; No. 2 mixed
western a2alac: receipts 1900 bushels. Rye
steady md firm nj DC: receipts SO bushels,
I IIaH saS ne, sonM 1 20 cnoies nm sslG; ~ ~ OVs ia;, ~ ~
choice %in!ic. Eggs steady at4ic. Coffee steady
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Tho prices quoted here urc those at which
retailers purchase from Wholesale houses.
Farmers shipping 10 wholesale dealers must not
expect the iull prices that dealers get, as they
will not handle produce for nothing. Where
which ' shippers @s nMy't expect saG 10 I get. p'''' . 'AA'
Bufr-COuntry choice. lIalyc; country good,
1iai6c; country iair. loo.
EJgs-Frcsh in case. 20c per dozen: fresh In
barrels, lya2Oc.
Pouury-Prlcc per b.: Old ROSTERS. SC; chick
ems. spring. l0allc; chickens. hon. 9al0c: ducks.
yaluc; turkeys, l0allc,
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RAILWAY TINE CARD.

Arrival md departure OF trains on md ni,o,
November u, 1870 EXPLANATION or REFERENCE
MARKS: "pally; tSnndRy excepted; ,Monday
Saturday only. Eastern Standard Time
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Visitor: "Ah, Johnny! l am pleased
to'see that you gave your sister a large
share Of the apple" Johnny: II had
ter. II hadn't she "a told on mo for
hooking tho apple."-Puck
A little Tenth street girl says: "I
don't like peaches. The whisliers on
them fill my teeth With hair.-Phlaael.
phia Record.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05

GENTLEMEN-I have suffered for
years with a kind Of letter, or
breaking out all over my body, and
body. and at times these small pim-
pies would terminate in boils. While
travelling in the South last year had
occasion to try a bottle of P. P. P,
which was recommended to me by a
friend, and to my surprise it helped
me so much that I got six bottles
more, and after taking the full con-
tents, felt better than / had since
the beginning of my trouble, aud
while l have no symptoms of the
disease returning, / am still using
the wonderful blood medicine at in
tervals, and am fully satisfied that
will be entirely cured of disease
that for fifteen years has troubled
me. Icannot express my gratitude
to you for so wonderful a benefsctor
as your P. P. P. (Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium).
/ am yours truly,
JACAT PETERS,
Travelling Salesman, Savannah, Ga
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
DUPLIN COUNTY.
Especial Correspondent
WARSAW NOTES.

WARSAW NOTES.
Trade for past week or two has been
improving some.
Mr. Chas. Moore of Goldsb,ro is
visiting at bis fathers, Mr.. Levi Moore's
Miss Euia Smith, IS visiting at Mr.. j.
K Smith.
Miss Lena Moore leaves this week
to attend the Exposition at Raleigh.
Mr.. D. 3 Faison and Dolph Moseley
will attend the Fayetteville fair this
week.
Mr. T. B. Pierce anil his daughter
Miss Maggie have be5a visiting relatives
in Atlanta, Ga.
Hiss Ella Brown will leave in few
weeks Cor Wilmington to complete her
studi, in music.
Msssrs. J. d. S~ihson, L. P. Best and
Lewis Merriman We're visiting their
| frien3s here list Sunday.
The whole topic Of interest here now
is the entertainment by the Warsaw
| Dra matte Club, on Friday night Nov
success. Oar best local talent is in it
and they are all cnthused and work well
Proceeds fer church purposes
The third district Lecture Bureau was
| organized hare On last Tuesday, niue
counties were represented in the meet
ing. President Marion B alter were
present. He cones TO the Oh district
next.
Pref T. A. Alderman passed through
here Monday on his way to Kepansville
where be is holding the Teachers To-
| Stitute for Duplin this week.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
RESOLUTIONS.

Warren County Alliance, desiring to
place en- record the position upon The
questions Of the day, and desi lug to put
before the world our condemnation oil
the methods nov used b. our 10 called
fr1ends-the enc my, do
Resolve, That we hereby affirm our al.
legiance to our beloved President, l.. l..
Polk, aud desire to assure him that We
have unbounded faith in bim. his iuteg.
rity and his love for cur caGs. and The
people.
Resolve, That we desire to assure our
brethren OF this our now united country.
that we stand firmly on the Ooala de-
mands, and thst We will keep step with
them in the arduous bu. glorious march
before Es.
Resolve, That we condemn in the
strongest language the coulse OF certain
papers of this and other States, for the
malignity with which they have attack
cd our Order through our beloved Ma
| tional President and other leaders And
We hereby desire to assure them that W.
deem their attack on our leaders as al
attack upon the Alliance.
Resolve, That We will stand by arc
defend our leaders in the discharge o
their duties, at all time and in all places
Resolve, That copy Of these resolu
tons bs sent to our honored President
to The Progressive Farmer, THE OAUCA
SIAN and The National Economist, ant
copy spread upon our minutes.
JOHN NJ. BRAME,
| w. O. DRAKE,
HOWARD F. JOINS,
| Commit On Resolutions
| Unanimously carried.
| HOWARD +. JONES,
| Secretary Warren County Alliance
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
Sampson FAIR.

Considerable preparations are being
made at the fair grounds for the appro-
aching annual exhibit. The grounds are
being enlarged aod improved. The in.
closure has been increased half in size
and the track enlarged and improved.
New fences and new stalls bsing built
and everything being put in order fol-
the most Elaborate and largest fair evel
seen in .ke county. When you ccule te
town, go, over and see the improvements
that are beng made.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
Pounding.

Rev. J. II. Astby received good
pounding lest Monday ME ht by his con.
gregation and citiz MS of Clinton In
addition to this handsome pounding lie
and Mrs. Ashby were presented with .
very Gice suit. From this and the
eviderc es shown to other ministers il
town, we see that the people Of Gin
ion are lending willing and helping
hald TO the christian work in nany
WAYS
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
Resolutions Of Respect


Toe committee appointed b. the Far
ns's' Alliance Of OAK Ridge Lodge,
Ssmrsoa eSn7ty, 10 6ra= mp rs=oln,ious
in regard 30 the death o. Brother d. Il.
Rpfsf. report she FolsowiaF:
Wteras. in .hs providence Of ioi
or brother . Il Royal has b>en re
moved from l@:sor ~ reward WHICH sad
egent occurred suddenly with heart trou-
bis ST his hone in Little Caharie .o~n.
ship, San .oa eonuty. October 25th, 81.
Bro. Royal Vas about IS years OF age.
Resolved, That ss soeisiy vs. hereby
express our sense OF ioss AID sorrox at
the removal o. ore # oar charter meu-
oers so zeslcus and sctive 10 cur work.
Resolved. That &c submit TO the WILL
OF Him abo Is TOO wise to err and loo
good 70 do Erong.
Resolved, Th.; IA tender orr sym pa
tbies TO bis be.eeyed family aud com
nerd tLc n 70 the love add mercy Of Gnd,
with the assurance that we feel and BE-
i:eve that this effl .clion is : manifesto.
ticn of his love and lot bis anger
Resolsei, TIA. these resolutions b.
sea. 10 THE CLINTON CAUCASIAN for pub.
Iica.ion and recorded il our minute look.
w J WATSON.
Ii. J COOPER, Com mi.tee.
A K CRUMPLER
North Carolina Baptist, Please copy.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
TUESDAYS Elections
DEFINITE hErURNS RECEfE-
ED FROM ONLY TWO
STATES.
Flower Elected In New York,
Mckinley in Ohio, Russell
Probably Elected in Mas
sachGsefts.
THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE TWO
THIRDS DEMOCRATIC.

The Doodle candidate Of Ohio, Mc.
K'niey has been elected by probably
10000. Flowers majority in N from
$1,000 to 10000
Nothing has been beard from the
O5!o Legislature, which elects Senator
Sherman's successor, but it il probable
tha. Sherman viii succeed himself.
The following is probably the result
NV York, Ne. Jersey, Mas achusctts
Maryland aud Virginia Democratic
Ohio, Michigan, Colorado, Republican
with Iowa, Penn ylvania and Kansas
d ubtful
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05

The Young Mems Pager Meeting
ticn was organized last Sunday evening.
The following officers were elected.
President, W. B. Stewart.
LIST, Vice President, J. E. Royal,
ID, - e ". r. King,
Sect'y ard Treasury, Geo. Mathis,
The Executive Committee:
D. Il. Patrick, Chairman, 3 s Peer
son, J. G. Slocumb, Robt. Pearsall ard
Sam Hobbs They will meet every Sun
dey evening a: o'clock, in the Court
House where all men are especially in
vited TO atteLd Next Sunday evening
will b. Bible reading and be LED by MIR.
Peterson.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
Painful Accident.

hlaj T. L Puyh received very pain
ful hurt On last Monday. While coming
from his farm lis was riding on box in
g cart, the driver, negro boy got out,
ard while ont the horse bccomed frigh-
ted aid jumped and hlaj. Pugh vas
thrown from the cart aud collar bone
broken. We are now glad to learn be
is getting along very well, and hope
he will soon be out again.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
Married.

At The home CT brides father, Mr..
A. @. Peterson, Miss Ellie Peterson to
Mr.. D. T. Peterson. Tho attendants
were: Misses Minnie Laughorn, Julia
Rich, Lula Peterson, sallie Vann, and
Messrs. Parker Iaugaorn, Buck Rich,
Jeff Peterson, D. L. Boney. It was a
very pleasant affair for all present. They
haze cur best wishes.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
Children EniOy

The pleasant flavor, gentle action
and soothing effects of Syrup Of Figs,
when in need of a laxative and if
the father or mother be costive OF
bilious the most gratifying results
follow its use, so that it is the best
family remedy known and every
family should have bottle.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
PAID BEADING NOTICES.

IT- Cards and Reading Notices can be in
serted under this head for 10 cents per line.
"Give me quinine, aEtipyrene and
|. w. HARPER WHIsKEY, and | am
armed against disease" so says oae
Of Kentucky's celebrated practi-
TONERS, and science bows to the COM
mon sense and simplicity Of The great
physician. The /. w. HARPER
Whi-key can be secured in any guam
tiiy from l.. J. RUSSELL,
oc eft Clinton, y. &.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
Rev. Mr.. Stewart in Wilson.

The Rev Mr.. Stewart, OF Clinton, e /
ed the pulpit Of the Baptist church on
Sunday, and preached a good, sound,
strong and most excellent sermon. BE
is the father of that model weman. the
excellent wife of the eloquent NJ. Bat.
tie, and that alone would have given him
a passport to everybody's confidence and
esteem and affection. w ilson Mirror.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
LsoSAXa5

How are you with your subscriptions,
friends? Let us hear from you, as we
are needing the money.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. V. a.
Royal Las moved his family and will
make Clinton his future home.
ri. to.r. ar,ao 10. H., ,,,o,,,1
from WIN. A. Johnson's store to the
ccond floor Of the Racket Store.
III cou,.c n,J,uc oho, Co,nor
,.,;,I -. ,,a,a =, -. co,.ar,,
good speakers are down on the program.
w. ,no.o c,nao1 . 1ooro ont sooo
oa.,.;r,,.;aas 49,, ,uo,I. on .ooana, ~
- 49, 80, - a.. I,a;aDu.
,a;u.
,,,a.,.,.
,,..;,, IT,,
-. ta,.a., 81 1@ooI CIV,
49,, ..a,.,,:... w. -,
g., cutie ,iI.,1.,I ,,,;,1-,,,.,,
oon1 ao,,;a,4 oo,.on
The Odd-fciloWs' Lodge here re-
celVea d very nlc' a'u "pPLoP'l"'' lH'-
- ,vo. . ,,o.,, I,,,,,so,,o ni,1o
-sahpSoh Is lio'es' lo' 'ie' li.io az .
we must never 90 pa ,N"aroS' Ills
year must De inc OcS'' l'0' every ono
10 iie9 p''i' anu - W ~ w '''
: Or FRANK poSc''e '.'' ,.,'''' d ~
Valuable ao''''loli ~ Ills i'o4'.
l''s JusC ioool' &" '''' I0.'' pi1yo i''''9
Peui" nil'i"'ii''' WINCH 10 q II "a - WAN
III l'9el'
-HuTah for Clinton cotton market
Our predictions are coming true. Clin-
ton is still paying high for cotton. AS
an evidence ofthiS ITO bales were bought
here S Saturday.
Oo,,- oo,,s ,o,,, +i1I tho Som,,
son Foir The date is November 25tl,.
What will You bring this year? Be get
ting your exhibit ready, so we may have
l Fair WORTH Of our section and our
products
W. oro shaun NV Mr. r, G. pone
r ,,. 49, IA o,o,,or;o1 sorvico NJ
C ,o on tho 7dooth IF vice-presidcnt
: ~ r. woso worry rare hook around
houo hint o,o Of croot interest to many
~ tt;
:
Dr. John a. 0Ve'ens' ono u o''l
wi, - N,;.a T,,o1, uor
,--,..ornr Noodbop, TIorr,nc
q : on,,,or o,,1 occomnlishot
:. n1on ond bo. MANY warn
r $50, horo ,rhov loft for trim q
.,r,1,;or..,,, and oro ox
;. $500 =" ox,.;,,o har,on soturd,, TIL
y - La,,, iii ioir Tr,rC
,o.,1om;,o -, ho.+ coprro +,,,,
60. -
IS '''D''
-Nine-tenths OF the people we dlSilk
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
WIiCKEg

Is pf.cu used u medicine, in which
ease TIE purity % the article l. of
the greatest inEnrtaree. / ". Uar-
rerisa iFtn fltky Gis!i :er Of rational
rfpu;Jti0n.- ThelpEejyet &C his bis
lillery issa,Iips ei direct ~ fhe' retaiI
yale; ii pe~se8 through 10 middle
mans hana, To be mixed, colored,
md watered. Consa nerz, tReref ore,
ijaVe tire as uEaace that |. W.HAE-..
pEH'S II hi4key il sold IN It's absD-
iute pari'y BY the Agents.
~ l.. +. RUSS ELL, =.
i4sutng. y T..
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05

Hair all gone, scalp covered with
eruptions, and pains in all of hi.
limbs. dreadful case of disease, yet
P. P. p. remained master of the sit
uation, cure was affected, and the
patient, the marshal of Monticello,
Fla, says his hair has grown out, and
that he is a well man. This cure
spread far and wide, and now the
drug stores of Monticello buy P. p
P. in large quantities.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
TO THE PUBLICl
EUGENE WALLNAU,

From New Rerne, y. c., Expert Pr
ano and Organ Tuner and Repairer,
educated at the University Of Ber-
lin, will he here Saturday, October
3lst, 1891, to receive orders and will
remain several days. Satisfaction
guaranteed, rs the testimonials be-
low will show.
Please leave orders at the Murphy
House, Clinton, n. G.
ED- Church Organs will BE- repair
ed and tuned at reduced rates.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
THE
Farmers Alliance History
AND
AGRICULTURAL DIGEST
BY n. a. DUNNING

Ok NJ IA DONNlNos
Author of nThc PHILOSOPHY OF
Price," "Histo"y of the U. s. Dol
lar" and Associate Editor of The
National Economist, official organ
of the National Farmers Alliance
ard Industrial Union.
1t will contain 800 pages, 4S ele-
giant photo engravings. 1t will be
the greatest book of the period.
Price: Cloth, $3.50: Half Russian,
$3.50. Send for terms and circulars
| to
ALLIANCE PUBLISHING CO.,
159 n. Capitol ST., Washing ton, d. {
Reagents WANTED.
J. III. TURNER, Pres,
n. 4. DUNNING, Sec'y.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
Teachers Certificates.

The following certificates we're granted
at the last regular examination before
Superintendent Royal: Misses Minnie
E, Faircloth, Amanda Parker, Sue Nc
Cullen. Messrs. o. L. Matthews and
George N. Mathis.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
Notice Z!
THE UNDERSIGNED HAV.

FHE UNDERSIGNED HAV-
4 ing this day qualified as
executor of the last will and tesla
meat of John B. Sutton, deceased,
hereby give notice to all persons
holding claims against laid estate
to present them, duly authenticated.
on or before the 5th of November,
1892, or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery. Persons in
debted to said estate are requested
to come forward and make imme
diate payment.
E. I. BRITT, Executor
NJ. Z. RICHARDSON, Atty.
This Ord of Nov. 1891.-5-4t
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-11-05
Alliance Picnic.
NO a. OATES,
Secretary.

TIE U4;ou meeting of the Clinton,
Laurel Xii, Herrcon ana Ellah ALI
ances at Rowan last Friday was many
sided 2ucceas, There we're about 400
present with baskc;s. boxes aud trunks
we'll filed with tie best eatings There
was an abundance Of everything aud
plenty left over. There was nothing
Which uiared the occasion in any re-
spoct. The audience was quiet, but very
enthusiastic. Speeches were made ty
Hon, B. +. Grady, John Fowler Asst,
county Lecturer, DR.. G. W. Moseley and
q L Fai5on, Egg. TIE speeches were
strong, conservative, and cid much good.
This Union is TO be q permanent thing
1t sill r2aet every three months.
The offi -iers elected for this Union.
J. r. b s,man, ST., Ptesilent; III. NJ
Killett, Secretary.
j. l.. Cute, Vice President.
W. J. Moore "
r. L. Peterson, A" "
". E. Stevens,
r. w Britt, hapliD,
David Mar>abIcD, Treasurer,
f. J Faisoa, Door Keeper,
/. D, Roig@rs, Sergeant alarms.
st he next meeting the following
query viii be discussed, why is money
so scalct?' ". Z. Stevens opens the
discussion.
The comai 'se Of arrangemen MS de.
se5ya great ccedit for the great success
OF this meeting, aud especial credit to
the President Nr. J. r Beaman, sr.