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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30
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Any one sending us pos ~ card with
Maine enc address will receive Gg mail
a sanp'e package of cur Blood Purifier
LiWhshfngton, ID. O., sest. b5, 1891.
CAPITAL CHEMICAL ClMPAsY, ---
: odsuieuFn:HEa:t spring Had TWEEN
~ seven boiis. / was nufft for work.
had severe headache. secured one
package Of The Csmital Blood Purifier
and had IL reduced to- liquid form, and
sftsr The -s1Ge OF same for two weeks no
more boils appeared. / pronounce it
the brst blood medicioeIhave ever used.
ru..s-v, Yours sincerely slrrT.
s. aiu 'e'icss 20 g'g H. g. Boi.rEtFft.
: 8 7s5 FRESHMAN National Ecohe mist.
Address, a Z sa<5gs EAs ssS5 q
s7-' CAPITAL CHEMIi;At co.
smill 7-tf Washington. II. %
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30

q -suual - -tsiff r'-FET u ssS-'
~rct fstss TESTING COWS !p'
TO those who do not keep
COWS We would urge them sefi
ouslyt TO ra fse female calves and
breed ttfein To come into. mi IL
ing 1t a bout thirty months Old
Tweaty 7sasen 10 thi.ty months
is baits z fora we'll grnwnyaung
eowu!ps u.a-= -ts- '.fi.'.-.-'-' 't i
r. The German" have a i,roverb
that f"thg hopf. OF Che sheep is
.gqlden'' but We rbsleva in the
cow !, aud her proiu,ts tn help
our e. rmecs # ii ey will but 4 i've
IBERIA shDfotigh trial. "i'-' ca IN
1910 xh0se who keep ntipycows
'We'Wbuid SAY; pyou hid better
test, ,yGue COWS, for you do NOT
know VIII ch ones are living on
the, q p<ot.ucts of the Others.
There arendfoiies and workers
saii1 sns COWS as anong bees, and
inch: 'Y9u must discover the
'dr3neS h,aiscard them, and the
best oaese 20 ri reasure them the
'anGre.s 10 JorE-. ~usne hl"n ~ N
ogOneI way to test a COW is TO
put onA days milk aside and
churn the whole of it by itself
and repeat for every COW. kept
at Stated intervals, but is a deal
of extra work. A simple way,
however, is to btiy a 'Babcock
Tester and ties? the. amount OF
ia >@t1n every, cows. milk. or
F,tolirsf; iin ordet to make arproper
Hnty6nnw have every COW 5
milk ~weished--a simple thing,
fandithen a short calculation will
Show which are paying and
which are not.-F- +, Emery,
Agricnltqrist, n. c.. Agricultural
Experiment Station o&hwI' =
ru = boL Gut'ga --------- flt" Nn-' H.
ATTEST OF SOME cows IN A WELL
Ef"e-+ OF KNOWN DAIRY. '.P II
!" Measrs. W. Ct Upchlrch & Bro.
have Become, CONVINCED that
ls0lneg, Of the COWS in their
iRhamkat Q Dairy ARE much bet
ter than otherSand, in fact, they
have beenfeeding some Of thou,
at an expense greater than their
ipro2ucts have been worth. ",
I ~ In, order to begin a test of this
the arranged Ito have39Mr. G. L.
Seymour ofgIthe Agricultural
and Mecahical' College visit his
IFbreed and fhak ea! few trials with
! the Bab.eck Tester to determine
| the, percentage, Of fat lin the
milk, und1rthe direction of the
Agricnlturist of than. G! Expe-
rinaent S Gatiou.u - i''< h...'!9
I !<Aceordingly on May 25th MIR.
Seymour made. ,ths following
tfipls which show ,uenpugh to
1 prove MIR. Upchurch's cbnvic
! items to have been we'll Rounded,
and that even in SO we'll select.
ed a be ara as his .thprongh7b bred
! yerseyS,,,it Will pay him to ,seE
Eleet ffurtherin,th light the Bah
COCK Tester, canl throw IonIhis
yields. Six trials bf the milk
tef Individual cows were made;
Fone Of the mixed milk of the
| ! h fIe at, ptn Sso.miIking and two OF
liz The Two, lqts OF skim7milkal The
milk fpr the day is estimated al
twice that for one lniIkfng,i and
the bntier yield is'ca1ci,lated
ifithe' setal fatIfor the day was
lhSyIt sixth 9f thee butter. Here
aaitSG iSHHSFn h II uIFSa ON ElI- G.I1H-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30
Notice..

I'M Addition to, ny Regular Stock Of
blo4FATEHES AND aCLOUKS,L
.And isRfs Siri .L!BbS Bushnell siess and ~
/ aid aid agency ,fpT sewing eS MAGAZINES, i
lhste acespted, the, agency ,fprbthe
! \ s s9hfherh c Music Lad
3. JAZZ s Fats, .asooten- the
Fiji gle uri,ost exc,ns!keIL shLlCni-
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
q ellutase following Melfsknown
and reliable makes: Mathushek, Ster-
}ings MRam Il. Hanilih And IEhick-
aring-
A sample Sterling Piaro and a
Stef3Hg AKA1 NaA Re seen on exhi-
NbItion at NV place of husiness-ia
II sVssd ct Uu1 tefms.
Yours truly,
YETI 81. B. G1DDENS.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30
i !'f% Happy Ho6siers.'

-, Happy HOOSlerS. Ju
{ ~ "a. NSni tnesIs, .PostmasterofI Ida
vile, Ind, writes: "Electric Bitters
Z done more for me than all other
eeua srsns spm kd dpf t and Gaa
er trodbfe.n John Leslie, farmer
aid stGtkfnaf,I Of Shine pace, Says;
nFfhd EleBsrlc Bitters to be tie best
NidneS aid live hredic1nea,L made
mercer Flfke' q new HAT. ,aiJ. W.
Gafdher 7, n arrdlwstatir'e Ia drth ant, Same
rttgn, nsdys:: Electric iBfttefsfs IS Just
the thfngg 'f6r' H. 'maGfwh6 IS ali run
doWn and dbfist care wketherhe lives
br'dfes;; He foqht new stfength,p good
Abpetfte ana felt, Just like he had a
lneW kasei Oh life Only Sd cents a
Bottle; at II. H. H0Et1DkY's Drug
store, cfnt6H n. G." and. ',JoHN r.
Smith, drug Efst, Mt, SlTYe, IN. C. .,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30
: How is This?n

tHI I"iH How is Ih1s?' 1i+| :"
1We&offtr One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for gany CASE ofOstarrR That
cannot be cured byftakinsf HALLS Cd
tarrh CGEe.I LuIF8 IIe gbboL- i
f. .: 81 ! 4 IEtAl& CO.: fropsoE}ele-
We, thu inde1rgsiigt1nHed,I lave Ks1 Known q
Pr G.lC hehey For the 1ast1spy Years,
ard believe @hifIr perfectly holY0fable
III ALI business transactions an df iifani
Tciauy able to carry out any obligas
t, ttiionS made by, theirfrm. o. pu,q II
o Wf$ i$Isf : T f6X}EA15, Yh9alssale pBt '
WALfjfNG, 4 :KTNkaN & MARtVsifk,,
y .WholhsaR Druggists, ToledoJ o.
II Halls Gtarrir Cure is taken interI
p pail acting! directly, upPn the blood
ard ard Pa4yaqps stlHrtiafesl of TIE system.
r. Smith, DruggFst,5 Mount Olive,
anti DIR! R.'H: Honitfayi Gin
ton, lN9CII'a LoUoM!nS nam6q
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30
,-;e.DISM All.

T y Nf0fNsDIoHAH' II'I IT IL y
Iua We are, glad to know that Mr.
ID. RvAntry,uvur efficient post
master, whohas beenlqu4te sick
with typhoid .pHenmoaia, isFinr
proving I.tGg 10 FVE 5,0hGLG-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30

cdFhs, Warts and Ba1ions
Removed quickly and surely by ut in9
Abbott's East Indian Corn Paint.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30


f1HpgJble agaihK 'the AffiahCe by
eoMEEgn 1fftsspfesehtAti6Hslp' The
fpe Y8fY6Wfhg" fg d s5frett 'ahd' Off r
Lgfai E6by vi these etohis De-
pa
peIs ol tpS bLoapltGLt9U crnLGp' '~'
sfsAeusou Observation-Disclosures :
Bug CIsAsIBpq Fss4Scsclq suq ~ ,su
c6ss fElRse-eNe balTan2aLHajAdaal
rue GREEeneYpsafe, s 9NRNnf antb gehi7
nss SiihfiihdehP Mlbss a,Y6YffegAl' teha4
hIceb tn aa1IHdtIt53 PHlilie ana Ptiil
uonpsteaanatha ELwi9bOnt fha 1lSe
pEbap4ipg naerpeFataas Z ed Ist,
equitable and efficient means y0f
distribution dtrgCt-to the peo-
IeH'pIe at tax not to exceed 2 per
m fEghEryss pkdf Ned, IA tsEstfurth
puhsudhe ussliptresuryIqdSHi6fs THE
CHL8atNesR A'4Ancfperasom sl BET
fpe teSt sgstfep; AbSe, It HpyFHFents :,
oTr4of BjSSgift III bf5B8G' {liagHIfftes s, Voc
GoUAeHfWe aehfiRHdh frsH anu UNI
IliRitsdrcpinsge d6'siiSesargc Ii
We demand that the amount
70 d4GGdFsalAtbg dassblH tespeeadEJj
bsrHsy!! i!ngGEsa5f8t9Hptb tfsah irAfRsPp ii II
IA h'f b Wepdsmah fIE YfdhAf in
opsSbffie E4&.H OF IA b"oabaL!fl III
cpuuHd. We belieys sII&tahr pioney
OF ofdhe SOuPtrNJ Sheni Sbe kept
III ,,9pGht a7P9sAAi bic 1 jp AebspSfs
mand-aHff- Nationrt and Stale
fp"rHVBhue' shall Ibe. "hfAsted' To the
fIrCneeeesaNb Expenses of title Gov
fpcG apent economically aadnboRr
bgr estly ,adImqinistered. apau 20 n
CO. 81 G., We demand that postal Il:
" ihgs banks be Established ~ the
D. 'GoVeFnmentfor Yh q pafedeposit
,dnIahB!Teafifigsa6f the pnople
and to-facilitate nxc change.
-LoLnu' LAND. ca
hU!cISeeoud4 Theolandyc Including
OF aIk { the inatprata uenq4tcasq of
meEealthuis MLyA rhsFitage .fAaf;e t he
people and ,ShOuiQ nqt Of, rl@-
sfUn9tbiizedL l6. sfpaeGu1ative" pure
tlubBses,L SnF alielY oRfefAfAp OF
,LlHhd'sh0lldF ,eIprD hfbitsdpo a II
land now hald by railroads and
n ptlerI corporations in excess az
sythair actual 4eAass aad call ds
qoR&%re c1Xbsa by ~ StiE3B1, aAaRI@
Lr&I1YhHatbFaa uaf setttefJ Silly
ocr"rc b"TfkANshr4odR$r lh41f9o9c!o"' 81
ipfdffdM 91ff ransp SrtatfoHD b9ipg
-a-meaBs- OF -es mango aaafd pub
H'liou necessity, taerIGOyetnmept
should OWL and tOpera tie The rail,
roads in the interest of the peO
plknBEKL Il GTEEE' =,
49, nHVHeIaelegYaphGamh tele::l.
phoneylikedhe7postFUthce sys-'
tenn, being a necessity for trans
niissfdn Jf XeWB shdeilH De own
ieH af85pefatEd by TheBG Govern
ment i g. TIE fFPF9t5 fEFssfBkt of the pc h
EKvYK T. O2ROKEE' ~ =,
---zslJle ahAHAls. G2EttAsd to ny,
the whole North Carolina dele ),
gates to the st. tEf'ouis Conven y !
tlaR t. 4, g q 70
lows: Marion Rntler, j. F. Brin1
son, observation-disclosures, w. G!
Wilco15'Bi' U.n BsGdMgfeld, Ptn
H. Massey J,F!i136hnson, A. g.
shuford, H.. Maksnt, Rev. J. &c
BroWnDOEYTD RVlZ' 1
ThepSiarsEpeopies who wish
to oppose the alliance and not
being sPlSS1t f. Hsfd fqoSSq fairly O;
1esk ltst SPEAKERS f2a4 Ns ~ si ssr lfsI
stoon to fffisseepresent and abuse. &
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30
,OLEBII1IEe:
GuarMt9ed Cure.

slsEVVe authorize our advertised Drug
sigtts' f6t 81 IL HiIo Dr. lK fng's NewDfs.
cSVefy ffoS r Cons stu tioa1f, Coughs and
colds, up8 PSF ifs fftsfe6Gd1tf6ii:. IF you
ass aag aHRhg s u a Eil
s.s Ei~s4ssess it a 4tsi trial and expe
SBhHeL 90 bR1feft, YOU may 'rBsarh
the bottle and have your money re-
TGHded. We make this offer, be-
cause Off the T6ndeffUl Success of
Dfnk1fgg cNeWa Discovery tdur1nS
last seasons epidemic. Have heard
af4dEse III Which # fdleAI Yryit.
Trial bottles free at DE-. r. ii. HoIli-
day,~iafaa,--[
Smith, druggist, Mt. live, N. G.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30

Monthly" for another year =
NTf5. r. NcPhan has q TWEEN
Itvtacre fieid of the best corn we
- a., a. : - -. - ulB' It1fSiIp 81 ~
"a ;Wiss Iii1fs M6oFe, Or c1intqnil.'
! rsceh tfvi SPENT a few days With
Miss Perta Hobbs. u i"'t =
fNfs.e4 Tl0reuce f.assiter and
Ma lsta1ens.s 81 smitiifeld1 ~
.hs"p trsst 0f Mics ,1'Keo.s Nc,
.pt.a,f. are visiting AMONG Us, tn, /.
p Miss Alice 'isadfort. also OF
smftKfeId, has been VISITING
sthfg Section bit has returned
ho,{hr1Sl~ "h'h|hl' 'L' - ~ T.
+ lAIl'of our boys and girls are are
jhoihe from school. and what a
lively time with the young, pe'
pie ,,..,'.., ul4,sa,.. -, -
3,6oth cast over II In the death
I6r Mis- Lfzzie' ITfgilsmlthI,S She
! dfed on "fa2 t Saturday after a
! gfidrt illnesy Or tfflong feYer-l
! f'he@ GDsifem DsiRbrest Class
ieh4IH ot6ntettiat Keehers last
Saturday III ght me medal was
lawafdsdEt6 Miss ! L.bha.Weeks,
! and presen led Ma thytt and ap,,
prihte ta1k'b SMr..D. f. Herring
} I'M. NatIAhi Barefoot, q, Mn
eUM4-Dear ST.: faofp names of
your twins, if erAaleslr, suggest
J Vara1iF and IArah';;,', 81 n males
tKeinp and 1fs+mhpto =, a. 1i.eel,e ~
TX UerpoL,mrDa sIhtar's'lou u 80
| psMryRgIDLewisi has thsIfhiest
corn anH0atton, and potatoes L
| have seen - lie had the first cot
| ton blossom | haveiheard OF. He
is done hiding com lahdis now
/, visiting his. onstmfin-faw, lor'
IOaornry lsGpuyUeuIJN"u OF loi
Miss. Belle l:Frem ,djedLon the
23dj oftbis uonth.o She'wiil pa
missed at EtiMbethehtreh! She
was n fMthfulOmen befI Of opg
Sunday School &LetTth Fh"9a bl
j.. Mrs.EdwatdsAied on the 25tb
and waf buried at Cedar Greek
ION Sunday, the f26thHLr'L Oh
Mr. Jimmie Lewis has done
4nore work this. gu mmerUthan
two such bnysIoug httt6'dnJ' -
.uMrgJ.aOJ cCulbreth' ia doing
kther best business lat 6 Boykin's
bridge now than he lhaslev
! done. an4GCeaOL W'g 0I"Cst6 -
bLgI hope them Dismal Boys will
mot gstCany more kic kihgsEG
loe4 oi aGCLGCgL1 T14 aTf1E.
bu ~ RIO !Guq- 70 EX3mluo ~"
,.b- Iot rye lt4ISBHoN-.e couec
GALr. Preston SAoYaD @eadet
from SfoIhnd Meek asMilitary
tSGAa0b vent up TO take ;oirarge
| of a sehoM ataAu4an der, M G.,
| last week. He was accompani-
I'D by Miss Maggie Giddeny W no
! will spend awhile with her, n
Gle, Rev. I1 M.rGurtis, at fhulan-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30

o. you are all worn out. really cond - 49,
- It's general debility. Trv osAails
I. I'm 1MONN'S IRON BITTERs
= su 81 g1 III s ag give good appetite. seaa
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30
SAUCE FOR TIE SEX.

81 can take Il hundred words
a minute. said the stenogfaph-
er,1 81 often take. more than
that" remarkednthe' other in
Psorrowfuls accents; shut then |
|, have to--Pln' married =, Boston
r. Transcript 2 '%I.c r9c b5an,n
l.. 4 rs pGGuxp fLpLIf.e "t as d.
,,rHMamma,'' said a young lady,
lis it proper that Charley should
f'kiss nieIbefo.a we are marriefp
t"4Certsinlyiiv Vol are engaged to
him, and besides, If you care to
have him kiss, you, you had bet :
ter let him do it now.'',p., g~"s {
Eskt. g ap Ip~l*6 -iT4E II. ~ HHU
. Gan apartment is so conve
nient," said Mrs. Trotter; "whAn'
you see any one coming to cell
!, that You don't want to see, Iii
! YOU have, to dc is 10. walk down
ssairs while they ara comipgHp
Mn an eIevatofLnN!lY san. reo1
''-s 70
He langrily)- Look at this
bill. Eighteen dollars for per-
fsmery -forptmere ,odors, that
fade away forever. 4lSrlg T.
She (calmly)-Gone to meet
the smoke OF the forty dollars
worth Of cigars you have con :
sumed since the 1st of January.
I6LhMother-What! Do you mean
to tell me that during your wed
ding tour you mended your hus.
bands clothes? My. my, What
could have possessed you? NO
! Bride--Dear mel! What's the
matter? -aa aulL u,'o ~
t Mother You foolish girl! Now
he'll expect you to keep on do
ing it.-N. Y. Weekly. /
Miss. Gush-And Ethel, what
is the baby's narne? h'f .'h-la46
|. Mrs, Newmother- Pve named
him Ethe1bert Algenon.I ., ~1
l. Miss .Gush-But / always
thought the father named the
b boysNi~: aGg !s'.lL pr Hii6a I
eMrs.iNewmotherAIfyO you could
| hear what his father calls hin
when he is walking the door
with him in the early dawn you
wouldn't wond Ter 1 took matters
IN ri nY Eva aHn6k1ihl1 |
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30
: Oar, Farmers Column.
Or Ir-ssag1ss rasr~sIF.NkT -
SkS NJ Ga= s<---s--s -
EdHsTiafHliI NTkk ksrING
THOSE ME0 Till
THE SOIL.

ussrAs1s Is no material pr srass that is wei
-bzssd znA .r.~rusaent ~ h re 81 aEess.niiurz
PFYsTss-- az. ~ sAIEIIa tnn mn
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30
NEW B ARBER She p

When, gu wish an easy shave,
SAs,gc61 as barber ever gave, re- G
u5t call CD US at our saloon a,e-
Al morn ing, eve or Icon; d. -
We cut and dress the hair withgrace
To salt the contour of the face.
Our room is neat abd-to~e4s-sse.s
Scissors sharp and razprs kee,x
ESAnd everything We think you'
Iossal the face and please the
d-alf our art and Skill can
r. yoHsjjtpsi, IT, cal We'll do for
"a ShpP0 Name Street, oa
.pourtpf O'sseg over t Ire oMss1
z , ~ ? 5sI o.. PAUL SffffIEESIaRp sd
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30
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towhsiiip for this column. ETery
Subscriber to- This piper has a. gilt
and fsredneated 10 contribute 1tetns
OF news IN "hesii ne gu sorho"d ,l"f
lhis eolumn. VIZ will-n9t pub IAab
your hame unless 700 desire Il ga
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30
,ENoAEA4l9- EHs leLts oi:1'

',EHo8Eah?gz E.ks1h o':@ .
CT @ q ---o
E!leQ x5rs;o ho-uT Ign
H. IugelL.G OF ~. hsp!.fC' ~ j. .Wv .
Iyu pe o~uoq i'i. aI'l "I'"Latvq ID
l,umnULaa,l"u $3.50 tI,'t-boA.anou
! N'E ieDJg'4 'HIs IF" I""''n< ~,
= o'oqz,:ss szg5:T5.55: l.. s.s..,
{ su'otIS ~. ;a0!nUaT h"t91 cnA.
e. Li.e' C""Tr'@@ !1~''g @fN!'!-
blu!CaitL auT p"f'Cs'ih #um!n!15'3-
| btu4G2e E lge Su,eIuueml ecn>
| spglI 5 Sg4gas ssyasssii ..~-. ,.,
i iGhGpaS ,F+g9<ih 4r5' = 9, I "''''-
ac.' eeN5<stplC Iu rs" 1'1r'G1 ~ u'r
ipe c-g.tlh srrnlI st. mb. r.
Irs.' - p.Unh" i"H }9n H'"."L
FLczs ~ 81 rpo ez''ou~r ot H.
f'QI uola'g n,...i 70 rn.I4 "h on ~
.kInsSS 81 ~Tr-.. Co AsIo"nq
Edn#I 9s2 70 ~ $40 ahv"rH
. Hera. !HS ~ lre G'.9ELile ct
tuh'
"uaI! ESQ rs.I I"L rcfn = -G!.f'Es
j. UI0,u' p6 L6cininoI ph e. Soh-
Bop ~ i 1Ci DaHA nlST G,e+nG6f"G
bg oG'eL coLboLgI'ss E's3 2Ce<7 OF
~; 8u l7Hgz ron gSlISG ioIao"G-
/ l,u4 $50 10Y. g" Su.et agq
,Pta!u sll g. SIS Slgeq ~
.k.Ih a'eI4 K 5'AS. = l.ThIan 10
t!b Of rDGSSE~5 CsS'-1 '"l;G
i i3r.4 !Enl9JE&E SrG @A. 0hIuL-
4 LT7l sg ga5EsggE a. b:Tsef'e
~, 49, !. ESE5sEz7
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30
}Hla!s IAS nck -, 'tA sh'.bi
, HARNESS HARDWARE,

10 o. po1fA4RENsE SP HARDWARE.
Twill 4ereaftef1k Keep In /? stock tys COZ NV
|HarHess Dehhrtmepf is is under, IA b
(CA1 { sfANf UFFfcE, ON la aayatteYiile
[sAtffaaett,Y h a4 i'f 81 81 T.,II r.
FquH Re lae spre te see mgstyIes an q
|gfftt ny psises before, bnyings!ea ol
i,st, SCI OF RespsctfullHapuL uugge
.:cjnp 1Iss--ttJaIlW FLO WItsLdIiAMtS .
-. .AC ur.ln1t.r., IL. rn1.{s.tI,- !
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30

My Factory is now run at full ca
6pacity. My heavy work is NOW done
by steam power Fam turning out
al large number I6f neWstYfe' Buggies
sanH r heat 0fis9L!HV 6! make t6 Brderin
'hut7alWays keep a'faWstYles On Hand
for bxanfihatibnuC 81 e9hoJ!Hi!t
sg W.T. Keep Oh hshd lsslr.sse ,tot,, Of
eefaSf RSgdI Be e }9Psh aE3d tep}
fh iadhffty ana are Sod III d as low oWas aily
y lifs Ssldsbafo RsyetteRile
nl6 Us LulIhthhfftlyttilisuce OF ipe bgL!rL =
., ~ IF Round III rs hayes4 Hacks and al
i E esE4a, rf bo9sss ,paadeS eapdk Repairina
I den9es 9 r. shQrtaolsA,sfeq rplonSp =
'4fA RSsTss.nW HfPs,,q szc!'s,,'.t'-
,ulf 81. Co!II9ss 0L puFi uJefaiz uin@E
Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES qoUaI {
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30
I7LNEo6 q L.,.lIA IEN.7 IUa
.EoD' "nNO'IICE. %ol gl's
Steam .MlE 5alja !: aist. anil

: io'' EoH ~ALE.
{aaoc!a n'n A!fp f3fnthps6mpEs5r.ino
NORTH G ARebFEAgI doart, & bef t5fa
Fl''Sampson noontaI 4 ftheL UefE!9
"A: D HiclasI Adrn'r ofIJ1Wl LaReI De-
Il. ceased, Plaintiff iys.ce. O. Rich, Ode
B 5$3o 7hFgE or ga xl B}E dd Fs OF
1o tie Superior Court Of SAMPSON u
e5nnty, MAIDS In the above entitled esusse
tie md epssgned ommissiohers will Self.
Jas pEblieaust 'Bp at Fqplar Groysg IPl-
!: 9e s 'dFess s. t4ypship SAID, segaty enShe
Stsh s gay OF SEuIe, 1892 st l2.olclock M,
Saw MliE cotsoR Gih,' Cotton Presg and
all fixtures belonging to the same.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash; bal
ance IN two eqqd tinsstalments, payable
IN SIX 81 l!pA 9oashf, .hanaroved
Fs'dS""'""t &c fggff f st1SIs rr@ag-
II t.. STEVENS
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30
80 sf9&RSAa0a 9R3fIz5aEE.

Cures Indigestion. Blliousness. pyspeQsia. Mala:
xSa NRIKonSpess, sad .4h8si.
Clans recommend it. All dealers sell it. Genuine
haStrade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30
flouTHEGA BCASfAN.,
gIaRrs SIS ''sa'1- ytyg
frouCLIfTo4sT ,Gs 1TJlsfll ItSp, ~
st'a' z RkgKR4t|ssFFn g.63f $',to".

tole fIsofRg pestftssB}ihig ada FneSaPapers
anccfasavgIb4gn shsfgiHg thstithe ST.
soU f415Heqq9g'dgh1hhHs okItHs KHia zee
I1cfeESftafagf IEsss6idRs'tf'p lahi,
Isssafip dhgr4hIfiss Hfat Wild De
psc6glgtti5dansIfo bHdHiy" people
Lpe1fBy tiGvs fried Ito pfetndIce
t'rpgJble tAgaihgt 'ths 'affiahte by
corr kyH ftig@pfeseht4tibHs!p' The
fpe Y8fY6Wfhg' I'D e5frect and Off
LgfafEJByD VI These eLohfs De-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30
All, Through Samsop".
what sampsoblap. arr i,oiHg and
>. 20 Sayiax. res H. T.

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= f.f-f-' vul ri 81 pr f'''nf' u
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30
TEsTEsoi C9w~.

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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30

Sf5ISHfaE7 ~ }S$ 5 Sssper,y
and Rave very little time for
wri5i6@WeoDsl CouAeBfIoB or
-esruus-ar1izUkiug---Wet1-au1
the present Indications are that
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-06-30

M, JHhn'C. sfocrtnb vii! de-
liver al" Sunday School address
at the Chestnut School Hon e
ON The second sund4yin July a.
10 eclScH 1.-The public Is inyi--I
ftadyi. fpG or'GA If3g''@' pm u = ,,r
~ MrpJlh6.iEerrdf had aNcotton
blossom on last Saturday morn
Ing. JansI25sh!"'Hl r." "iii -,
piI lGrl4IgIOE CFu "nih pG Of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-09

ell around. Apples came in heavily aud prices
were weak in consequence. Grapes arrived in
Larger quantities aud were of poor Quality with
lower prices. Ounces were scarce. There are
no berries In the market. Citrus traits came in
p'entifully and met with moderate demand.
Produce receipts-Flour, 5000 quarter seeks:
wheat, 5000 centals: barley. 5000 eentals:
corn. 4.uo centals; potatoes. ZOO sacks: raj
IN, 2,vO boxes; wine, 2,co gallons. brandy,
F.cur-FamiIy extras. sas0aaoo per Dbl; ba-
ke,s extra. superine, $26oG3io 10.
W~heat-$f.25 per Genital for standard shipping:
milling grades. &L3H+anl.35 FER GENITAL.
barley-Feed. 0Gs.I4c per Genital for DARK
coast; q Tor good quality; s5c for
choice; brewing, s75zes5c: Chevaiier. sL1S0
LIZA rer GENITAL for standard; 9oceGSI.0o for
lower grades.
osts-surpri.e, SL4seL5o: milling, sl.asa
Is5ls: fancy feed, H.S71Gl.4o; good to choice
iced, xL90i.$5; of grades. 81 l01L25: black,
xLod1Ll0 Tor common; 81. I2la(cL.25 for choice
ior seed; gray, $L2S9LSo: red, 81 l211ae9i-29 Per
~Corn-sLo2,s for large yellow: ,Losoi.rp for
small yellow: $LlGsl. i211 per GENITAL for White.
ley oregon, lsfe20c. Fall-soEthern limbs, good
to choice. SGl0c; plains. case: mountain, Tree.
SGllc; mountain, defective. SLDsc; northern
lambs, free. ligI3c; northern lambs, detective.
98loc.
CALL BOARD.
Call board sales-wheat, December, &.26:
Barley-Deeemoer, s27s@ssc: closing ssc; jan
uary, solaNS53&c; closing, e3l3c.
FINANCIAL.
D~raf.s-sight, I7Isc; Geographic. 22l5c. Sterling
SASS. silver bars-o2&gsi5sc. Mexican dollars
-G-Gr67isc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-09
THE AgLISGTos.
The state Horticultural Society.

TACOMA, Dec. ESPECIAL. 1-Uuder date OF
walle Walla, December G, tho following has
been issued to the hortieulturists of the state
aud the members of the Horticultural Society:
Dear Sir: The second meeting of the Washing
ton horticultural Society will be held at Seattle,
Wednesday and Thursday, December IL and Is,
Chamber of Commerce rooms. The following
papers aud subjects have been placed on the
programme TO be read ana discussed:
Entomology. as applied 10 insect pests dis
covered in this state. and remedies tor their
obstruction. by Prot. r. Z. Lake. OF Pullman.
Presery alton aud preparation of various fruits
Tor market, by J. II. Fletcher, Of Vancouver.
Planting ard cultivation of iruit trees, by S.
W. Maxey, of Elleusburg.
Pruning of fruit and other trees, by NJ. y.
Curtis. of Yakima City.
As the horticultural interests OF this stale are
now assuming vast proportions, a large attend
anve OF persons interested and representative
hortieGlturists would result in great good and
benefit TO the industry. also aid Ia solving some
of tie great problems beginning 10 confront the
present fruit growers Uniformity Of products,
systematic marketing, storage ana preservation
o.. fruits and foreign markets must all receive
our attention. All persons interested who DOS
sihly can attend should do so. The people of
Western Washington are especially urged TO tie
prexent, as the next meeting VIII possibly be
held in another part OF tue state. or at u greater
distance from the homes o. thOss living on the
sound. You are earnestly invited TO attend, and
il not already a member. kindly make appliea-
ton to any of the officers OF the society at once.
e. A. ToSSEsoN, W. A. RIB
Rec. Secretary. Cor. secretary.