The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-08-18
TAYLoR's BRIDGE.


We havs information to the
effect that .sClevelanfs Party
LASH" la newspaper that's be
ing put up for the Sampson
bosses at Goldsborol has two
subscribers i'm this township.
Rev. w. Z Croker will con-
duct a meetin Z Of days ut SIP. ing
Vale Baptist church. commend
ing ID Sunday.
Behold how good and how
pleasant FIR brethren to dwell
together in unity and in love.
Cievelandites aud the "black
and ians" agree that Macarthur
is the weakest man the Peoples
party could have nominated.
| Tie Bourbons who acknowl-
edge Cleve and Steve as their
gods, persist in their lies about
Weaver's record. "All liars
shall have their place in the
lake that burneth with fire and
birthstone" Amen.
Miss Lula Macarthur has gone
to visit relatives in Cordele, Ga.
/ The P, ople's party ticket
from Alpha to Omega will be
elected by a handsome maj ,rity
without a doubt
| This writer will take a school
near Huntly at an early day, and
he hopes snme one viii write
the news notes regularly from
this townsi ip, and see that eve
ry raformer takes The CAUCA-
SIAN
/ As was expected the handful
OF CleveIandites down here are
endorsing DR.. King bnry's sug-
gestion to Unite with the "black
and tan party" A happy union
it will be when the ID. P. and
the R. P. marry and quit their
mo lkeying. Both old parties,
are as one in.quity and corrupt
as hell itself, are doing the right
thing to get together so that the
people may know who they are
fighting and how to make the
fight. J.O. Nj.
The Democratic Cleveland
Carr Club, of this township, met
last Saturday evening at A. j.
Johnson's Mill, and had the
pleasure OF listening to short
but very appropriate speech
from D. B. Nicholson, Esq, of
Clinton. The thanks of the
: meetin. were unanimously
| rendered to Mr.. Nicholson fol
his speech. The Club mum bers
. at present, forty four voters
The next meeting is to be al
: Taylo IS Bridge Academy or
Friday night Aug. 26th, al
1 which time We have invited T
T. james to make US a speech
The Club organized by elect
ing for permanent officers the
J following, viz: President, O
y 2. James; Vice President, A. J
y Smith; Secretaries, Josiah Rob
> inson and T. T. James.
A resolution was passed, re-
L questing the Secretaries to sen6
a copy of the proceedings ,t
The CAUCASIAN and Whining
ton Star, with a request to pub
lish. JOSIAH ROBINSON, Sec.
E .,seo
On the 1st Monday in Aug.
q at Mingo Lodge, A. f. & A. M.
: No. 206, a series of Mason
9 lectures began by R. A. Draugh
+ on, and lasted two week J
O There was full attendance.
). On last Thursday Mr.. w.
/, Butler and Miss Mary Farmel
Y made their escape to Fayette
C vile for the purpose of secur
q ing license to marry, having
; made application in Sampson
:. and failed on account of Mis-.
L Farmers age, bat fliled on thu
9 same account in Cumberland
t They were determined not u
9 be out done, so they mounted
:. the train and put for s. l.. The,
b went to McCall's Station, wher,
g they were soon united in th,
+ holy bonds Of matrimony. W,
i. hope them a long, presperou.
]. and happy life.
t Mr.. Editor, we would be GLAD
8 to know why the business mer
5 of Clinton have taken their ad
| vertisements out of your paper
\ Ii it is because The CAUCAsIAc
n is with the people, and for tn.
e people, in the present politica
conflict, we think it is gettin,
time for the people to examin,
e the columns of your paper aDi
: see who it is that want thei
9 trade. G. E. s.
RI SOUTH CLINTON.
Mr.. j. R. Williams has just re
turned from the Bright Tobac
!, co Belt" of North Carolina from
!, which he has employed Orane.
and Granville county experts Il
I work tobacco in Sampson.
! The reform, az political ma
chinery, being adjusted, is, tn,
development of the enlightened
age, and i'll prove a futurs
blessing to our natinn Progress
e or reform" is the intervening
!. link, making whole the govern
ment chain that has been sever
d ed for three decades. The new