The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-09-08

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offer 70 help those who sish to pay fer !.
their paper, and TO give saem 40 excuse |
for not paying.
We sekoo~ .eige ine reception al
this office Of buffalo (cow) horn, sent
to the ecitor of this paper by Mr. T. 4.
Hishsmith, OF Hale City, Texas. 1t lsa
beautiful horn. perfectly black and glos-
y. 1t can be seen at TIE Cane asIAs
office. Many thanks, Mr. Hishsmiih
The action OF Mr.. ID. H. uardy a:
Goldsbore, is keralded forth to the
world IS happy omen. Several papers
have spp.auded him. AMI take 1t as a
greet vicsory for the Democratic party
10 this State The true situation Is por-
trayod in another column CT this paper.
Why should every man in Sampson
county take THE CAUCASIAN Because
it Is the only paper in the State that
publishes the news in every section b,
township'; the only paper that pub
fishes YOU news the only paper that
publishes what You are most interea ted
in Why should every man in this sec
ton of the State take it? Because it
not only publishes the news, but keeps
you posted on the great reform fight
between the classes and the masses.
THE CAUCASIAN will make the campaign
lively.
We had the pleasure last Sunday OF
hearing Rev. w. E Crocke. preach for
his last time 10 this State before return
ing to Louisville to attend the s. B. T.
Seminary. His theme was: "Our Duty
to the Heather" He handled his sub
ject well. He said the greatest work of
the church was to convert the heather.
and the first and greatest work of the
christian was to take the Gospel to the
heather. 4r. Croker is q consecrated
young man. He will enter the foreign
field himself after spending mother year
!. at the Seminary.
We were told a few days ago, by o
young man worthy of confidence, who
was very intimately acquainted with DR..
Exum, that he was one of the best anc
wealthiest farmers in Wayne county
That he sold thousand of pounds of porl
, (of his own raising) and made three hun
drsd bales of cotton; drove the fines
turnouts, and upon the whole was
good citizen, a gentleman, and last, bu
not least, was blamed sight better thai
those who are having 80 much to sa
about him. This young man will 10
vote with the Peoples party, but h
knows that honesty ia the best policy.
The doors of the Clinton Militar
Institute were thrown open Monday fo
the reception of students. This is tn
first school of the kind Clinton has eve
had. Prof. Skinner has had fourtee
years experience in running such an il
stitution, and to day his pupils are SUI
cessfully filling almost every vocation O
life. We bespeak for The Military Ir
stitute bright future, although the E,
perience of former teachers has taugl
. them that Clinton is hard place to ru
school satisfactorily to all. See az
" vertisement in another column.
The Wilmington Messenger,
speaking of President Butler, says: I"
Ve man who is as ignorant of farming as
st is of sound and safe principles of go
eminent is fine fellow to lead the OF
=, hundred thousand farmers in n orth Ca
70 DINA" Ws would like to say, for Il
benefit of the Wilmington Messenge
that President Butler is not ignorant
OF farming Mr. Butler was raised on
"a farm, and has plowed many a long SUI
mer day. And as for Mr.. Butler lea
b , ing the farmers of this State, we won
"a suggest that be is as capable of leadi1
It. the farmers, and his suggestions are
much appreciated as were the unssk
iii for suggestions OF the editor OF the M
:. senger concerning the management
~ Trinity College.
New Manager-What in the world
oe 50 much hustle and confusion about
a. The CAUCASIAN office?
,se Foreman-Why, don't You know '
or are little late with this issue and
town people are hurrying US, a
Ir. grumbling because thcy can't get tn
@. paper.
Ir. New Manager-Town folks, indeed
N. Foreman--Y es, town folks.
New Manager-Wby, l thought tt
wouldn't read the CAUCASIAN. Inot
'st' they have taken out their ADVERT
tx ments.
INT Foreman-Yes, 1 know. They
'ty' pcejudiced against the editor because
ing il 40 much in the advance of them, bu
tell you they are hungry for the CAU
N SIAN every Thursday morning. II
know it is one of the leading papers
the this State.
r. New Manager 0. yes, | underst
Iren he si'""'ion iio"'