The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-22

Mf. Darden will begin his work
next Monday.
Mr.. Jno. r. Wedding, OF THE
CAUcAsIAN ONCE, has been sick for
several days. This causes much im.
portant reading matter to be ruled
out.
"A protracted meening will 10
GIN at Rowan Church next Monday.
September 18th, 1892, conducted by
rev. .. r. Meeks, assisted by Mr.
L. r. Carroll.
MIR. II. Hanstein's new ad. ap-
pears In this issue. He tells you
ABOUT his excellent and cheap goods.
When you are In need, call and get
his prices before buying.
Miss Willie Draughon has &C.
cepted a position In the Racket
Store Of NJ. E. Peterson d Co..
where she will be glad to serve her
many friends and acquaintance.
Mr.. w. G. Rackley prides him
self on having stock Of goods that
Will suit his customers in quality,
style and price. See Mr.. Rackley's
handsome ad. In another column.
Those wishing to pay their sub
scriptions may do 70 in corn and meat
ct the market prices. We make this
offer to help those who wish to pay for
their paper, and to give them no excuse
for not paying.
Hon. B. F. Grady and Mr.. H.
G. Shaw spoke on the Courthouse
square last Saturday evening to a
small crowd. If the Peoples party
men ha6 all withdrawn from the
square the crowd would have been
very small indeed.
Any one having sent in = nswsy AZ
ticle for publication In THE CAUCASIAN,
and don't see it in print, may know that
1t came too late. or else we didn't have
space. Communications, to insure pub
LEGATION, must reach u Tuesday morn
ing.
| Merchants who advertise can
afford to sell goods cheaper than the
merchant who does not advertise
Their sales are so much heavier,
that they can sell at a greatly re.
duced profit. Peruse the columns
of this paper and see who want
your trade, and who are willing to
sell at prices to suit the times.
| We have been asked by several
when told that DIR. Exum hadn't
withdrawn from the canvass, and
had not given up his candidacy
why it was that the alleged Demo
cratic papers published such false.
hoods? Their true motive is I'M
known to me, but they must know
that lie will out travel the truth
especially if it has three days thu
start. Every such report only weak
ems the "Straightouts" cause wheI
found to be false.
! Why should every man In Sampson
; county take THE CAUCASIAN Becaus'
it Is the only paper in the State tina
publishes the news in every section b.
townships; the only paper that pub
fishes your news the only paper tina
publishes what you are most interested
in Why should every man in this sec
ton of the State take it! Because j
not only publishes the news, but keep
you posted on the great reform igh
between the classes and the masses
THE CAUCASIAN will make the campsigl
lively.
Mr.. Shaw stated while speaking
Saturday that the "Third party wa
too small thing for the Democrat
party to fight" If that be true
why is it that such prominent me
as Mr.. Jarvis and Mr.. Shaw take u
80 much of their time fighting tn
party and abusing Its candidates
Perhaps he thinks they are such a
insignificant part of the Democrat
party that they can continue to figf
the Peoples party, and then not b
going back on his statement.
8 that it MIR. Shaw?
MIR. Editor-Please answer tn
question When an eye sore,
nuisance, and an indecent thing
brought to the attention OF the P,
-. lice and Mayor Of our town, and n
20 attention Is paid to it, what is til
next thing to be done?
A CIT1zkN.
This is q hard question for US I
answer. It should be answered
however, not by US, but by the cit
zens of the town; and if indecenc
is allowed by the present town of
, GERS, they should be removed an
= men put in their places who hav
the interest of the citizens at hear
MIR. Cooper stated In the fir
issue Of the Sampson Democra
: that Mr.. J. E. Fowler knew no mol
about finances than a crazy Kanss
grasshopper did about the lace Gu
9 tains that are to hang In the ba
windows of the New Jerusalem
It may be humiliating to Mr.. Cool
y er now to learn that this same NJ
Fowler knows enough about Stat