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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-25

'IM.o hf-s SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il Es;ate III Roanoke city, Va nder and 10y
June, ISM. executed 10 tho undersigned trustee
by James ID. Watts and OF record i'm decd hook
~, page Il, default havin. hecn made in tho first
due note secured i'll said deed of trust and ut the
request OF the beneficiary therein, I will. on
FRIDAY, TIE a5TII DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
AT II O'CLOCK NJ. in front OF the premises. sell
TO the highest bidder the land in said deed OF
trust mentioned. described ns follows lying in
the city of Roanoke, Va:
beginning at the soutlwes, corner OF Tazcwcl
and Holiday Streets thence with Holiday street
south ~ degrees wet li3 $40 feet 10 an alley,
utes west So feet, thence north Is degree, 30
minutes west 40 feet to Tszewcll street. theLcc
with same north - degrees ~ minute east M
TERMS OF SALE: Cash rs to an amount
suficicnt to pay The cost OF executing This trust
ucudin. ir istec's conn iSSion of 3 ,er cent,iin
and the payment Of the first due notc of SS:si g,
ard interest. say SlOo00o, TO Ssh :s3 and inter.
e e., f6I me ln DAY Of June lsa on the 18th
equal annual installment+ from date OF sale. with
interest from date Of sale.
RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DATED
the clerks Office Of the Ilus,ing's Court for tho
city OF Roanoke. VA. in deed book 50. page 81, in
which A :. Mcacham conveyed to the under.
signed trustee certain real estate in the city OF
Roanoke, Va. therein described. with interest 10
secure >. H. Rankin the sum of $1,000 cvi-
described. with interest. each OF which notes il
for the sum OF $l.WD, and default having hcen
made IN the payment OF the first of said notes
and having been required hy the beneficiary I'm
said deed 30 10 do. will sell al public auction in
front OF the courthouse Of the city of Roanoke Va
On SATURDAY. THE 22D DAY OF AUGUST
1871, nj IL a. m all those two certain lots or tar.
ecls OF land i'll the city OF Roanoke, Va bounded
and described M follows: Beginning at n noiut
at the southeast corner OF Webb or Eighth streets
and Salem avenue; thence in an caSterly direction
With Salem avenue lW feet Ia n point thence I'm
southcrly direction ~ feet to an ley and with
said alley in westerly direction 100 feet 10 a
poin, on Webb or Eighth street and with EIGHTH
str2rt In horthcrly direction - feet TO the place
OF beginning and known ~ lots Nos II and il on
the map OF the lands OF Mrs. Taylor, city OF Ron.
noke. Va.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash sufficient to nav one
note for $l.HU with interest from the 81 day Of
October, lSM, and costs OF sale. including 5ner
cent. commission To the trustee. the purchaser 10
assume one note for $1,000 with interest from the
81 OF October. $50 due Il months from date and
the residue Oh such terms n may be made known
on day Of sale. All deferred payments 10 he
secured by decd Of trust on the property sold
and purchasers executing negotiable notes ,or
same 4. e.. PENDLETO\. Tru,t.e
1uly19-tds
BY mutual consent OF parties this sale has been
postponed 10 Wednes !aN. the 23d day or Scptcm.
bcr 1871. a. q. PENDLErO\ Trustee
aug23-,ds
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE prsr

RtSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BJSI.
=! hcrs property-Cnd and by virtue OF u decd
OF trust dated the 18th day OF June. lSu made hy
d. H. Bowman ~ the undersigned. To secure the
payment OF S4uN evidenced by two ncro,ishl
uoies In the cum OF S2,O1p each, with Interest
from ua'o which notes are pa, able IA George A.
lump. peiault having occurred in the payment
ni the rrst due notes. aud NJ tho request Of the
holder thereof, ! will on the 18TH DAY OF
Al GuST, lSh, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, sell In front
~ the preinises to the highest bidder az publ!c
aneiicn; that certain valuable parcel OF lind lying
IN lHe CITY OF Roanoke, Va and described N FOL.
lows: Beginning AT l point the south side OF
Campbell street ~ feet cast OF Holiday street,
thenee with Campbell street north a degrees 10
minutes east "a feet. thence south 2dcrrccs IS
minntes west lJ9 feet 10 II point thence south "A
degrees ~ minutes west 81 feet To an alley thence
toplacc.
TENNIS OF SALE:-Cash rs TO enough to pay
say S2,S'D. AS 10 s2.UOo aud interest from juno
l@th; 1870. on the 18th day OF June. lNs, and tho
le-.uue IN Two clnai payments and interest IN
one ana two years from date of sale
l.. l.. POWELL, Trustee
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

New York, Aug. Observation-Disclosures
change quiet and steady at 4s4k@iS7.
Commercial bills, 4s3@4s5H. Money
easy at 1908 closing offered at 2.
Government bonds dull and FIRMS,
116A rs, l0u%. State bonds dull and
steady.
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LOCAL STOCKS

The following quotations of Roanoke
and Southwest Virginia stocks are fur
nishcd by Won Iicmert tS Co., bond and
stock brokers, Roanoke, Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-25

H>RtSTEE'> >ALE.-BI VIRTUE OFADEED
i OF irU>; executed TO me by j. t. Branch dated
july =. l-!H and @! record in the clerks on, &C %.
the corporation court NJ the city OF Roanoke In
deed hook l?. page ~ in trust to secure tn the
virginia Finance Company tho payment of th..
sum 81 :li5'.sl, payable in two annual install
meIt- OF S>i> ~ each NJ the rate Of Gpcr cent ucr
ai.ilunl. "a evidenced by two certain negotiable.
notc- OF j X. branch. III even date herewith a1a
default having been made in the payment of The
nr-l OF said note and on hcng required 80 10 10
hy the beneficiary In said deed; hall sell Ia the
highest bidder. az public auction. in front OF the
courthouse OF the city ~ Roanoke on TIL rs
DAY. THE eth DAY OF AUGUST, lsai M ~
oc!ock that certain lot parcel of land situated
and bounded and described ~ follows: BEGIN.
min: n II point on the north side OF Robertson
i Get ~ :cct west ~ Henry street thence west
cry with Robertson street ~ feet To a point
thence nori,warG ! ~ feet Ia the middle of u Ia
foot alley. thence with the middle OF -aid alley
eastward ~ feet Ia the corner ~ II. " Words
lot. -pn:hwIr! lD feet 10 the place of beginning
TERMS OF SALE Cash sufficient - pay tic
cost OF executing this decd. iucudin. ifu-tcc'-
commissions ~ provided Tor In aid deed ~ trust
ana 20 pay S>iN.l0 cents with Interest from the
18Th day or july. -" the purchaser 10 assume on
note ~ S>l>.lr due OH The 18th day q. July ls.r.
with interest from the 18th DAY 81 July lSU and
the residue npOI such terms n will hc announced
on DAY ~ sale. w II TURNER,
.nly2o-it- Trustee
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This sale has hecn postponed Till Tuesday, tho
18th day Of September 1871
augiI tbs l.. l.. POWELL, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-25

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
pcrty-By virtue OF deed OF trust executed
tn INC by the Exchange Building and Investment
company, dated the I'd day Of July, 1880, and
Court az the city OF Roanoke, VA In deed book
", page ~. III trust 10 secure tO VIM. H. Baylcss
CT MS The payment ot tho sum OF SG.ts1,l, evil
dcncci by four negotiable notes OF even datt
wiki said dcci OF tho Exchange Building and
Investment Company each III the sum OF 81 iaG rh
paEah!c win interest Al the rate OF per cent
ir"in !atr, two OF said notes being payable 10
VIM. II. Bayl"s> IN one and two years from data
OF said trust decd. and the other two payable to
Tho- a. Whclan. Mary Whclan and OctavIa
Whelan and default having been made in the
payment o. Tue irs; Of the said notes, ut tho re-
guest OF said VIM. II. Bayless ct ais, shall SCH
10 ihc highest bidder. n. public auction, In front
OF thc court hou-c, III tho city OF Roanoke Va
q" On TUESDAY, THE lsr DAY OF SEpTEM
or land situated in tho city OF Roanoke Va and
bounded and described lie follows
btcihh!hs ~ a point on the north side of Camp
hcli street III feet We; OF Randolph street thence
norm - degrees IS minutes west - feet to a
point, thence north degrees Is minutes east IFS
feet ~ point, thence south 81 degrees {, minutes
chst - icct 10 II point thence south > degrees Is
minutes west l,5 zee; 10 the place Of beginning,
ana Known NJ lot ipi ward S, shown by tho.
map OF the property OF the Roanoke Land and
improvement Company. on ile AT the oflce OF the
clerk % the Hastings Court OF tho city OF Roanoke
Va
TERMS: Cash sufficient Ia pay cost of sale in
Gliding trustees commissions, uS provided for in
sAiu cceu oil trust, and IA pay the sum or FL S3 ~
WITH interest from July >, $50, and To pay the.
additional sum OF $2.Se5 - on the 2d day OF ,Juy
!~'s. with interest from the 81 day or July $50
ana The balance. unless otherwise announced nj
TIME q, sale, III 'wo equal instruments from the
Gay or .nc, deferred payments Ia bear interest
anu IA nc secured by decd Of trust ON the pruu-
crty. JNO r PENN
auy2.tis Trustee.
.l.,, -,
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TkrsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
L estate III Roanoke City, Nir.nia-Under and
by virtue OF deed OF trut, dated the 10Th day Of
July, lSs' cxecutci IN the undersigned by A. j.
Ford, dr. and :. q. Frakcr and Of record IN
decd book IL rasc E. default having been made
in the payment OF the first due note secured In
~hlG dtcd uf trust ana ~ the request OF the BENG
hci ~ therein. | will. ON SATURDAY, TWE
ETH DAY OF AUGUST 1871. at II O'Clock NJ.
IN front OF The premises sell 10 the hishes, bid
der The land III said deed OF trust mentioned
described a. follows:
Bcsinnins NJ u poiut on the west side of Nclsor,
street % feet north OF Robertson street thence
north = degrees west ~ feet toa point thence
degrees cast 80 feet Ia t.oint thence suuih - do
Srcc- ca-. 20 feet to Nelson street. thence with
Nelson stree: south degrees west ~ feet 10 place
OF beginning.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash ~ to an amount suf-
hciehi 10 pay the COS. ot executing this trust and
the payment OF the first due note OF S2oUO and
interest, say S?.So, and NJ to ta.toJ and interest
from The 10Th day Of July, iS, the 18th day OF
July. 1872, and the residue. il any in two equal
ANIMAL instruments from date OF sale. with inter
est from date OF sale TllOS W MILLER,
~ Trustee.
The above described notes have been assumed
10 ne raid ty Our ,endec. A. j. FORD Jr.
In!y%rt''s ;. y. FRAZER.
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TheF-c no,cr have been assumed by suhecqucn
purchasers. d. r.. lOWNhS
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-25

The above lot WAS sole. hy the Exchange Build
INK and Investment Company, AMI the notes OF
une company assumed by itS purchaser
TIE EXCHANGE BUILDING AND INVEST
MESr company
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This property will hc sold subject 10 four m,
chahics liens asgrcsGtng $:r5.iH
aatlb-tds. j. y. PAGE, Trustee
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This sale has iecn postponed hy mutual con
I'LL Monday, the Nrt day OF August 1871
aus2i a.
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This sale has been postponed by mutual con.
sen, ill Thursday, the 10Th day Of August ~;
ausl-tds' II. :. TROUT Trustee
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-06-11
LOCAL ITEMS:

e. w. Herring's School. near
Clinton, closed on last Friday. Col
lector Dancey, of Wilmington. de-
livered the address.
The Sampson Light Infantry
will go up to Wilson next Wednes-
day to be present at the unwilling
Of the Confederate Monument.
"A LEGAL option election was
held at Magnolia Tuesday. The
town went dry by vote Of 4 to 0.
All the other votes cast were illegal
being "ProhibitiOn" and "no Pro-
hibition." They should have been
"License" and ono License" fall
the votes had been counted it would
have gone wet by one majority.
"A business mans advertisement
in his own language, over his own
name. ard tor which he i, plainly re
sponsible, is in the nature of an Off
cial document, and receives more
consideration and attention than a
puff in the local cOlum, which many
merchants and business men SO much
seek for.
Capt. VIM. A. job nson, cashier
Of the Clinton Loan Association re-
quest us to say that the following
business hours will be observed at
the bank; viz: From 10 O'Clock am.
to 2 o'clock p. m. and from 3 p. m.
to p. m. Business with the bank
cannot be transacted at any other
| hours.
Mr.. Peter B. Faison, of La
Grange, Texas, is in Sampson visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Col. Abner Fai
son and other relatives. His father,
Mr.. Wright Faison, moved from FUR
key township out to Tennessee in
1882. Mr.. P. B. Faison came back
to the University of North Carolina
for his education. He graduated
from that institution with the class
of 1853. He settled in Texas and
took his first trip back to the Univer-
sity of North Carolina on last week,
where he attended The commence
ment exercises. 1t was twentyy years
ago, in 1871, when he was on his last
visit to his relatives in Sampson.
He will be here several weeks. He
says that corn was over six feet high
and that cotton WAS over two feet
high and blossOming when he left
Texas.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-06-11
Personals.

Capt. j. l.. Autry SIMPSONS Tur-
pentine King gave us a pleasant call
yesterday.
Mr.. Isaiah McPhail went up to
GoldsborO last Friday to look after
the business of his ward, Mr.. j. M.
Goodwin. Mr.. II. E. FaiSon also went
as Mr.. McPhail's attorney.
Mr.. Elliot Lee, who has been at
HOruer's school, has returned for va
cation.
Mrs. g. Patrick is home from
Wrightsville.
Messrs. John and Lewis Russell
and James Turner, who have been
in Georgia since last fall, have re-
TUNED for the summer.
Mr.. ID. B. Nicholson has returned
from --, where he delivered
the address at the closing exercises
of School. Mr.. d. S. Ken
nedy is Principal.
Mrs. Deans (nee Miss Bella
Marable) arrived in Clinton on last
Friday from her home in Texas.
She will spend a part of the summer
here. Prof. Deans is superintendent
of the Hempsed Ora led Schools, and
will spend the summer conductIn g
summer normal schools.
Miss Virginia Cook, of Norfolk,
Virginia, is visiting her sister. Mrs
Il. II. McKoy.
Mr.. Theo. Clute, of Cronly, paid
his friends here flying visit last
week.
Miss Mary E. Faison left last FIJI
day for Philadelphia, where sh e will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. n. z. Graves.
Mr.. NJ. j. Herring is spending q
week or more at the Seaside.
Mrs. T. M. Fee rrei, and Miss Berta
Hobbs are attending the common &C.
ment at Wake Forest College this
| week.
Nr. G. A. Clute, county Business
Agent Of Sampson Alliance, is in
Raleigh in conference with State
Business Agent Worth.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-06-11
CAPT. JOHNSON RESIGNS.
lie Is Succeeded by Lieut.. Patrick 18th.
er Officers Promoted.

At the last business meeting Of the
Sampson Light nfantry. Capt. VIM. A.
Johnson tende rcd his resignation much
to the regret of The whole company
Press OF business matters forced him IL
take this action. lie was one of the
most popular and decidedly the hand
Somest captain III the State Guard.
Though not trained in military tactics,
yet he in very short time mastered the
subject to such remarkable degree that
every one remarked upoa the skill with
which he handled his men at the. last
encampment. at which time he had been
a member of the company only for "A few
months. The company promptly elect
ed for Captain Lieut.. I. II. Patrick to
sucrced Capt. Johnson Capt. Patrick
is bonn sold;s- and will command the
company with skill aid credit. Second
Lieutenant A. II. Herring, was PRO-
mote to First Lieutenant and Sergeant
Il. Il. Owen was promoted 10 Second
Lieutenant. Captain PART lex will be
ably as listed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-06-11
AfINGO.
A Dozen Hogs Killed by Hail.

The following card from Mr.. Mich
olson, relating to the hogs killed
Wy hail, will explain itself:
CLINTON, N. G., June 5, 1891.
Mr.. EDITOR: The farmers whose
hogs were killed by the hail on the
18th of May, ult., are Mess. S. j..
Parker, w. F. Hines and David
Drew. Mrs. John l.. Blanchard,
just over the line in Duplin, had
some killed also. The statement
published in the Chronicle, which
you clipped, was made in private
conversation, without the remotest
thought that it was to appear in
print. But if I had said dozen
hogs were killed in the New Hope
neighborhood, embracing parts of
Sampson and Duplin, it would have
been nearer the truth, as I am now
informed.
The information l gave toa friend
in the presence Of the editor Of the
Chronicle was given to me by Mr..
David Drew, a gentleman Of charac-
ter, whose statement [ deemed
worthy of credit.
Let me assure you that / had no
purpose or desire to give to the pub
lie Sampson news which THE eau
CAsIAN had not published, but was
simply imparting what CONSIDERED
reliable Information to friend who
was kind enough to inquire after
the news IN my section.
ID. B. NICHOLSON
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-06-11
Clinton Chapter No. 40.

On last Thursday night Clinton
Chapter, ROYAL Arch Masons, No.
40, conferred the Seventh Degree
Royal Arch) in Masonry upon G. III.
johnson, B. F. Fennell, j. ID. john
son, j. G. Williams, (of Duplin) and
J. M. Marshburn. The lodge was
assisted in performing the beautiful
and impressive ceremony of the de-
gree by A. J. Howell, Grand Scribe
of the Grand Chapter of North Car
DINA, John G. Chase, Most Excellent
High Priest, of Concord Chapter No.
1, of Wilmington, N. c., and Prof.
NJ. G. Noble, also member of Con-
cord Chapter. The same degree will
be conferred at the next meeting up
on Marion Butler, who was unavoid-
ably absent at the last meeting.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-06-11
DUPLIN COUNTY.
FaiSOn Items.


Mrs. Tsham Faison is quite sick,
Miss Winnie Faison has returned
from school at Stanton, Va.
Miss Bell Bryan, who has been
teaching painting in Arizona, is
spending part of her summer vaca-
ton here.
Miss Janiebel Hines, who attend
ed the Mission Convention at Duplin
Roads, as a representative of the
Society of the Presbyterian Church
here, has returned.
The shipping season is about over,
and the results have no: been very
satisfactory.
Mr.. A. ID. Hicks have several
acres in grape vines and expects in
the near future to realize good pro
fits from shipping the grapes.
Rev. Peter McIntyre went down
to Kenansville to preach on last
Sabbath.
Your correspondent from here got
names and facts tangled last week.
Il was Miss jamie Hicks who went
to Chapel Hill to attend the Com.
mencement. The other lady wa:
Miss frankie Hines, who did not &C
TO Chapel Hill, but to Western Caro-
lima to visit Mrs. Parkins, a relative
Miss Mary DeVane, who recently
returned from Clinton Female In.
stitute, is visiting al Mrs. Abnel
Faison's, near Warsaw.
Mr.. Thad Jones, Of Kenansville
Register of Deeds of Duplin county,
has returned from a trip to the Com
mencement Exercises Of Oxford Fee
male Seminary.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-06-11
Sampson Building and loan Association

The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Sampson Building and Loan
Association was held on last Tuesday.
The report of the Secretary and Treasu-
rer showed that the Association was do
ing well, i'll fact, tip-top, as every dollar
is kept loaned on the very best Of sccu-
rity. Propositions from other Assecia-
tons We're pre- ,elted before the Assccla-
ton t. merge with them. But upon in
vestigation it was learned that our AS
ISOLATION was much better than theirs.
There is not an association in America
that can pay its stockholders better diyi-
dends and at the same time offer such
LIBERAL terms to borrowers as this one.
Another meeting Of the stockholders is
called to meet on the 3rd Tuesday in
July to consider the proposition of chang
ing from weekly to monthly payments.
If this is done the expenses of the AS
ISOLATION will be reduced 10 one per cent
and we know of no other association
whose expenses is that small. There
fore stock in this Association is the best
investment we know Of The stock is
bound to mature in abOu; six years aud
certainly less than seven.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
For Presidential. E. Faison, lCapt.
VIM A. Johnson declined re-ele! ton
on account of press of business).
For -President-Marinn Butler.
For DirectOrs-W. b. Stewart. J. A ..
Ferrell, J. e. Royal, q. +. Herring, DR..
John A. Stevens.
The stockholders authorized the Direc-
tore to employ soliciting agent to So
iicit stock for new series about to be
issued. The Association has already
been conducive Of much good. It's works
are visible around us, and as it grows
its power for helping aud develO ing the
community will greatly increase.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-06-11
CoHARIE ALLIANCE, No. Col,
April q, 1891 .

CoHARIE ALLIANCE, No. Col,
April y, 1891 d.
JAMES BLNYAE IIGHSMITII.
Died, at his home. in Mcdaniel
township, Sampson county, \. c.,
on the l4th day of April, 1891, aged
50 years, James Bunyan Highsmith,
leaving his second wife and five
children, with a large number of
grand children and friends to mourn
theiJ loss. Whereas, it has pleased
God in His kind providence to re-
move from our midst our esteemed
friend and brother since our last
meeting, therefore be it
Resolved, That we esteem it a
pleasure as well as a duty to express
our admiration for the many noble
qualities of his long life and charac-
ter, and while we mourn his loss we
bow with humble submission to The
Divine Decree.
Resolved, That his fidelity to his
Alliance won for him the sympathy
of the members during his affection
Resolved, That we extend to his
bereaved family our coincidence in
this their sore trial, remembering
that whom the Lord loveth he chaS-
eneth.
Resolved, THAI copy of these
resolutions be sent 10 THE CLINTON
CAUCASIAN with the request that
they be published.
GEORGE HIGHsMITH, !
L. M. RICH, Com
Il. M. PETERSON,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-06-11

My teeth are white end pea,ly,
Ny shirt is long and thin
We VIII move out late and early
And bring huckleberries in.
Ny collar rnbs my neck,
De basket skins my arm,
Wen picl, 'cm by the 2ccn
AMI neglect the cotton farn,
For Hammer" must have dress
An Moze a pair oil shoes.
Ole Moe must have mess
OF the old Sampson blues.
-MoXE SKINNER
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-06-11
Warsaw Notes.

Miss Lena Moore, who has been
teaching in the Kinsey School at La
Grange, and her lister, Miss Ger
trude, who was pupil in same
school last term, have returned foI
the summer vacation.
Miss Ella Brown has returned
frrm Oxford Female Seminery.
Rev. Colin Shaw preached an ex-
cellent sermon here on last Sabb ath.
R9v. A. G. Dixon, of Brook YIN,
n. Y, will preach in the Baptist
Church here next Sabbath. II
will be an able sermon and a rare
treat, aad no one should miss the
opportunity ofhearing him.
Our people appreciated your arti
cles, Mir. Editor, on defrauding truck.
ers and approve of your plan of or,
ganization for protection.
Miss Mary Register, of Kenais-
vile, who has been at the Oxford
Female Seminary, has returned.
Our truckers are shipping more
than a car load of beans per day but
we hear of much complaint as to
prices. No doubt they are badly
gouged.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-06-11
County Magistrates.

The following are the Magistrates
elected by the last Legislature to
serve six years from next August:
Dismal.-R. 0. Autry.
Franklin-W. Y. Newkirk.
Hall's-R. Z. Herring.
Honeycutt's--A. L. Herring.
Lisbon-A. M. Blackburn.
McDaniel's-W. j. Watson.
Mingo-J. ID. Williams.
Newton Grove-Uriah Hill.
Piney Grove. S. Hines.
Taylor's Bridge ". J. Macarthur
Turkey-W William Kirby.
Observation-Disclosures West.
North Clint )n-H. J. Duncan.
South Clinton-Warren Johnson
Little Coharie-M. M. Hall.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-06-11
REV. A. C. DIXON TO PREACH
At Warsaw on Next Sunday.

Rev. A. G. Dixon, EX-Prcsident
Of Wake Forest College and now
pastor of one of the Baptist churches
of Brooklyn, n. y, will preach in
Warsaw on next Sunday. Our peo-
pie should not miss this opportun nifty
to hear one Of the ablest and most
popular young ministers in Ameri-
can. Wewill report his sermon in
next issue, but don't mis-. his charm
and force of delivery if you can
possibly go. North Carolina has
cause to be proud of her Dixons.