The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-15
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| We learned that there were
only about ten persons at the
Cleveland aud Carr clab last
Faiday nigh and three of them
were Peoples party men, and
one took his name off of the roll
and We Heard that there Is 9th
ers that are coming out and join
the z. ople'~ party Harrah for
Weaver and Fields and the Peo-
pies pa iy. j. Il. ID.
Mr.. c. 5. bradshaw has just
completed an over-shot wheel
for the Herring boys, and You
bet its q daisey. 1t will grind a
bushel of corn i'm ten minutes
with low water. Mr.. Brads haw
says he thinks with a good head
of water it will grind bushel
! III SIX minutes.
| hear that some people say
they dent believe that big fish
and fly story We sent mp las.
week. Tell them they are an
other one. AUNT HANNAH.
TAYLoR's BRIDGE.
Mr.. j. L. Moore, of Fayette-
Vile, is visiting a! Mr.. S. w.
Johnson's.
We are thinking Of taking an
agency for the Sampson Demo
crat, so as to do a greater work
for the Peoples party cause. We
hope that the Democratic $50
called) candidates will use truth
instead OF personal buse of the
leaders of the Peoples party
principles like tie Democrat;
but it is natural for a drowning
man to catch ut sinking straw"
We are sorry to know that our
honest but "piney-woods wire
grass, bob-tail farmers" know as
much about the political issues
of the day as some of our coun-
ty editors do. Alas! but it's too
true Their poor little edito-
rails show this to be fact.
WEAVERITE AND BUTLERITE.
General White has put in his
in the cotton fields. |
Miss Berta Marshbuln left
Monday, the 5th instant, for the
Chowan Baptist Female Insti-
tute, Murfreesboro, N. G, where
she aims to complete her educa-
ton. Miss Marshburn is a lady
CT talent, and We predict for her
success, lbs Sampson girls al
ways do well.
When the election comes off
this fall,
Our candidates will be ahead.
oh, where will
you be?
your candidates will be dead.
APACHE.
HoNEYCUTTs.
Rev. j. L. Stewart will begin
! protracted meeting at Salem
he 18th instant. The church
members wish to have a good
meeting, if God will be their
helper.
Mr.. Vim. e. Dardsn, of Salem
iigh School, is a capital teach
r and is liked by all. / feel ]
afe in saying that our people
re indeed proud of him.
The corn crops are very good
II that section. Other crops are /
lot so good.
We are glad to hear that Mr..
&C. Howard is improving from I
spell of sickness.
Miss BETTE A. Cooper left
asst Friday to visit her brother :
t Mount Olive.
Miss Lou West from South :
linton is visiting at Mr.. w. A, 1
'aggetts. BREvIs. 4
NORTH CLINTON.
"A tobacco barn. and it full of L
obacco, belonging to Capt. c. 4
'artrlck, was burned the other |
light. 4
Some Of our farmers have a
nade small patches of tobacco !.
his year. The weed is very
God, but We don't know how it 6
viii show up on the market. If a
pays any thing at all it will v
eat cotton. Il
Ihe temperature of the puliti- =
al breeze gets very high occa-
lonally when the Clevelandftes v
nd Weaverites meet. y
But the Sampson Democrat is :
assed around occasionally, ana {
IL ere disguised in a short while l
nth such vile misrepresenta-
ion, SANDER and indecency. A !
ady in this township saws If \
ne knows it before hand anoth-
T copy of 1T shall not be Carl Y
q into her house, for she does P
OF want her children to read !,
ny such literature. 1t is only
I Tor such dirty politiciano 90 b