The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-01-14
MOUNT OLIVE DEPARTMENT.
LOCAL ITEMS.

sac uIipIS.
Carloads of negroes have
gone to Ga
Miss Clara Shine il visiting
her aunt Mrs. Joe Shine.
Owen ". Chestnut has gone
to Florida to seek his fortune.
We are having weather
CT ough to please the most fasti-
dious.
| The Misses Price are build
ing a residence adjoining c. b.
Price, Esq.
TO make a good crop it re-
quires early preparation OF land
are you doing this?
Rev. NJ. II. futile preached
a good sermon in his church on
Sunday evening.
The band is making rapid
progress and will soon be ready
to Ego it alone"
| Miss Maude Broadhurst
spent Sunday in town, she is
teaching near here.
Everybody in town has one
or more members of the family
sick with the LaGrippe.
Everybody in this section
is blue 1t is a bad time to all
who have debts TO pay and de-
pend on cotton to realize the
money.
Miss Ella Watson after
spending some time with the
family of Capt. Winstead re-
turned to her home in Elm
| Citp last week.
| Many of our merchants in
view os the stringent times are
selling their goods at cost. Now
is the time to come here for
bargains.
POLITICIANS and Office seek :
ers are constantly teaching, but
1--we must realize the fact that to
succeed, depends on individual
exertion and economy.
Did not some one say that
they were in possession of in
formation that warranted them
in advising the farmers to hold
cotton for higher prices? Let
him prophecy no more.
ID. j. Aaron, Esq, after three
weeks absence liz Baltimore and
New York returned last Friday
aud will visit his customers in
the interest Of his increasing
business.
Harriet Foreman, colored, a
very trustworthy woman, who
had served Mrs. Jos. Shine fol-
twenty years as cook, died OF
Saturday evening last. She haG
the esteem aud confidence of al
who knew her, and she will nc
doubt be very greatly missed by
| Mrs. Shine:
t The Canning Factory is toe
5 slow to ever accomplish any
i paying results. Such tardiness
as they display will nevsr bring
+ profit out of a gold dollar SOLD
: a. ninety cents. G sntlemer
shake yourselves and lets sell
what we have before the new
crop comes in.
We believe if the cotton
, planters will universally adopt
,, the plan proposed by The con
: ventioD recently met South and
) plant less cotton, make a plenty
, of the necessities of life, tina
, prosperity will come from THU
course. We shall have to wal
and see what will be done.
We regret to learn tina
Miss Fannie williamson wht
q has filled a position in High
! School cannot resume her place
/, again. She enjoyed the low
e of the school aud the man.
friends she had made durin,
her brief stay here. The wor'
!, she did in the school was highl.
d satisfactory. We sincerely wis
her all the happiness, healtl
and prosperity Of this life. Sh
: will be gladly welcomed whel
she may be pleased to com
here.
The new year is with 81
now for the performance o
those new resolves we made 70
the year. 1t is time for II
Is form in all things, the time
=, are thought to be hard, and t
, many they are the toughest eve
p experienced. but this will a.
t ways be the Natural conditio
of all who do not save a dolla
1t for a 'srainy day" These time
of are upon us and while we al
of eeking redress, We must nc
l. forget if we are to realize
is must be in the future, SO "
he must take care of what we hay
OF before as.
at What is Goldfish and aristo
Z. racy? We judge it tr be col