The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-08-11
LISBON.

LISBON.
Mis- Della Matthews is visiting M ISIS
Ella Moore, Of this section.
Departed this life June 22i in this
township, Mrs Susan johnson in the
eighty-seventh year OF her age. The de-
CEASED had b een membtr of the Bsp-
tist Church f sixty years.
Politics! politics I! politics
Politics in Iagold have boiled over and
are dons.
Crops are generally god.
Rev, J. M. Ashby is holding pro-
(, acte i meeting at Johnson's Chapel this
this week.
The young folks are going to have
picnic at Iugold August 18th.
Mis-; Losena johnson has returned
from Dublin. where she has besn visiting
relatives and friends.
: The school at Ingold Academy will
open August the 18th under the manage
ment of Prot. T. Sloan, assisted by Miss
l.. Geneva Highsmith The Music Dep-rt
ment will be taught by Miss Katie VII
liams. Prof, Sloan is an excellent teach
e err, and is esteemed by all.
Politics ara generally talked in lugol'
although 1 am too young for politician
SCHOOL Boy
Mrs Frank Crcck,ap, from Thomas
n. vile, Georgia, with her two little daugf
tiers. is visiting Messrs Robert aud Be-
~ James and Mr. VIM. Mathis. The
" will return home next week, acc,m 3ar
j. led by Miss Matte James.
MCDANIEL's.
ALI who would like to know how Ma
ter Dan Rich got his cucumber in h
bottle will refer to Holmes Third Reade
new edition.
Miss Fannie Watson opened sch ool
ParkersbuIg August 9Th.
Col. J. f. Rich of this township, WI
united in marriage the 3lst of JUL
av- Miss Viola r ,yal, of Little Cohare.
- PLUG MUG.
and co1,r1I CLINTON.
'"' The Clinton and Turkey Union Al
ances met at Rowan church pursuant
adjournment at last meeting, in the {
pacity Of an Alliance picnic in connc
ton with the business Of the Union.
Pls- On arriving at the grounds and iu
u a ing that our invited speakers were pl
sent it was decided that the program
ciai- business of the Union would be pc
,nsv poned till next quarterly meeting, wbi
pect will be announced in due time.
As The first speaker, Mr.. L. q. Nicola
oes nv, was introduced in an eloqoent spet
''0 by Hon. Marion Butler. Mr.. NcC a
q in my's speech eclipe anything tina
Con- have heard s;rcs thu organization Of
large ,u;,,oo in SIMPLICITY. T. w,s ON
= h. in rhetoric and full Of sound logic.
subject was our demands, our b ID L
to . and the general dissatisfaction with
a OF action Of our National lawmakers "a
mid ing some exception). Re also cha,
!, ind rs to be on the alert an in selec iu,
! the fcer. for the new party that we see
some perpet late the present c7u1ty gov
ment system.
s a., Pre- ,idelt Marion Butler,
MS the next sp ,aker and his speech "
rare treat on the present political s
ton. He took bold stand in the !
.sti,os ing fight and explained his reason
will such position and the nece ,sity for
j. Getty a move One coincidence occurred
Al aua he was speaking which gave much
, man imeht W 'no occasi'n Ior some
ideas Just as bis subject led him to the Oh
plat FORM ard nominees, showing
'om ao' hey would be crushed in Move
for ,ht some large man on a temporarily a
ople OF ed table near by, crushed the pls
,ountr! on which he was standing, and CT
,ney 81 the ground with considerable m
,eedSs tum, exemp'yfylng to the great
ment of tie crowd, what Mr. Butt
It, and illustrating, aud he immediatly
lsln our the application, which was so APP
ssrp ate that it brought immense appls
The ''straight-,uts'' didn en-
ty fun, being dull of comprehension
he Cali is so cha aeteri tic of most OF o
yrup of comforting friends, suppose tn
. and by to see the points.
yer and Nj Buffers speech was Apr
AID was just what the people h
msortof ttirsting for. After thu speak,
IitI the ner was announced and large crl
'se,vsd Fruit and Fatermelop