The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-04-02

--HaVc you had the grippe and
he measles? Then you are not
The man who takes the adj. out
If the newspaper takes the add out
If his cash box.
Capt. VIM. a. Johnson is fitting
up Il haEdsomeapart in his store
Tor the Offices of the Cashier aud
President Lf the Bank.
Asparagus, turiips and reddish
es are being shipped in good quanti-
ties 20 the Northern markets. Capt.
Partrick has been shipping asparagus |
for over two weeks.
1t continues to weather. The |
excessive rains are greatly retarding
from work. The streams are very
high and even the most farm upland
is too wet to piOW.
The Wilmington Pre5bytery
convenes to-day with the church at
Black River Chapel, in Franklin
DIR. d. F. Marable leaves
to-day to attend it.
We aIe sorry to learn that our
esteemed TO HnSman and popular
physician, DR.. \. NJ. Lee, continues
i'll. The i'll as well as the well are
anxious for his recovery.
Clinton Lodge 1874, /. o. 0. f,
will celebrate the seventy-second an
niversary of American Odd-Fellow-
ship on Monday night, April 9th,
in Atkins Hall. The public are in
VIted.
Rev. r.. II. Whitaker, editor of
"The Spirit of the Age,' preached
at the Methodist church Sunday
night from the text "The battle is
not ours but Gods" It was u good
sermon.
Rev. a. l.. Philips, of Birming-
ham, Ala. is in town visiting at
Capt VIM. \. JOhns0n's. He de-
livered an Interesting lecture in the
Presbyterian church last night on
Inc negro question.
we have been asked several
times about the limit t. turpentine
leases as fixed III the bill passed by
the last Legislature. We haven't
a copy of the bill by us, buy if Oul
memory serves us right, it is April
! the first,
"Will the Governor call sppcia
session of the Legislature as some o
the people and papers are saying"
is question we have been asked
several times. No, he will not, fo
there is no occasion tor it. Let u
simply be quiet and easy while tn,
Jack-o'lantern gass escapes from
those who work themselves into ,
fury to butt q red shirt scare-crOw
Never do poor advertising; neve
let any one else do poor advertiser:
for you. Poor work never pays
Write bright and striking advertise
: ments and change the wording often
1t is true that this will be more trCu
bic to the editor but it will pay yo
and him too in the long run. Hav
, something interesting to say to you
, customers Often.
Enormous quantities Of guam
are being delivered here. There hs
r been probably thousand tons so IA
| Will our people be able to pay for
from their profits. From the iarl
amount used we fear that it is bein
) bought to take the place Of homt
,. made manures. This is q mistak
}. Guano if used at all should be on
: TO supplement the compost hea'
Guano alone will not pay on old I
sandy land that contains but lit
Z organic II after.
DO you tell us, oh, candidate, f
the custom OF the community, tn
i you can't afford to advertise becau
y your business is dull? Listen ! it
8 dull because you don't advertise, al
you don't advertise because it is du
= so the vacant circle is complete. v
> tell you if you are doing i'll to adve
tise that you may do well, and..i y
to are doing we'll advertise that "
t. may do better. Set high your wo
We of business success and advertise u
g. on it.-Prentice.
IS. This community has suffered
great loss in the death Of Mr.. JUL
er A. Killett. He died on last Thu
III day, suffering with his third stro
of paralysis. The funeral to
81 place on Friday at tie family bu
Ak ing grounds. The body vas int
red with the impressive and app
PIRATE funeral service of the Far
on ers' Alliance. Col. Jno. r. Beam
ar President of Clinton Lodge,
ing which Mr.. Killett was memb
on, officiated. There was an uuusus
'ou large crowd present, showing
our high esteem in which he was h
in the community.