The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-09-14

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P'' f-.ire the paper go to you any
Il ~, ron must send in your renew
'oD7 ,h,t time. The low price of
d y ...r makes it JUST OUT OF THE
ID, r. r'oy to send it longer than it is
= for, Be governed accordingly.
81 r, rain for the last few days
,.. raised the water courses and 1t
.;,o.. to rain. There is a pros
far damaging freshet over the
Hand. Of Neuse and Little Riv-
..,.r.I Of GoldbOro's World FAIR
;,ors have returned. 1t is anus
. hear some Of them tell of the
.,b,. they saw while there. The
,.raI verdict is that it is a huge
affair
A little new cotton is coming to
market. it is selling for about 7 to II
c.rt. This is cotton picked out be-
torptbt rains set in and is clean and
nice What is now open in the fields
# the rains continue many days
will not be worth picking out.
Our readers will observe by the
advertisement of Messrs. Daniels 4
y ppkin that their hour of leaving
GoIdsbor0 on the 27th for Richmond
has been changed from O'Clock to
rGcIock. Bear this in mind and
gpt in one hour sooner than was first
advertised or you may get left, and
that would be Il calamity if you ever
intend visiting Richmond. This is
your opportunity.
Brother Jno. ID. Mears county Lee
turer for Wilson county, Will adj
3 dress the Alliance and public gener-
4ally at the following time and places:
Stantonsburg September. 10th at |
o'clock p. m.
Sims Mill September 10th at J
O'Clock p. III.
New Hope Alliance September
223rd at > o'clock p. IN.
Black Creek September 3Oth at 8
o'clock p. III.
There will be a grand Alliance raj
7ly at Pikeyille in this county on the
A2lst inst, at which time Marion But
Per, DR.. Cy Thompson and other good
speakers will address the people on
the duty of the hour. Adjoining
counties are cordially invited to
unite with us in makeing this a
grand gathering of the friends of re-
form. The public are invited. Re
snember everybody will expect some
Thing to eat, therefore all are ex,
&pected To bring we'll filed baskets
Judge Shnford in his charge tx
the Grand Jury, in touching upon
! the law against the adulteration o.
food and drink said: That you mus
& not adulterate your whiskev, no
even by adding water. The Judge
is an up country man and has beer
: used to good water, no doubt, bu
he evidently has poor opinion OF
the quality of our Goldsboro water
We know that Goldsboro can no
boast of the best water, but we have
never been afraid of any serious ef
feet of taking little of it mixeC
with some of the Judges native III
country mountain dew-but how
ever the Judge says you must no
mix it so gentlman you will have
to take it straight.
Tom kOrnegay, col, who was
4 former slave of Gibson Peterson
died in this county in February last
HIS son says according to the bes
calculations he can make his fathe
was about 104 years of age, but WI
think Sam is little incorrect. Mr.
c. f. r. Kornegay, whose fathe
and uncle and Tom were play boy
together calculates his age to be 81
years He was the father of Is chill
dren by three wives, his last wifi
was about % when he married he
some 10 years ago. The old NAL
professed to have had vision II
life and was permitted to take
view of heaven and shake hand
with some of his departed kin. ii
died in the full hope that the latcl
string of heaven hung on the out
side to him.
Nusing of the man that tried to sci
two bales of cotton in the Goldsbor
market few days ago and coul
not do it because there was no mon
ey to buy it with.
They told me to hurrah for Cleyelan
That cotton would be sure to get,
That money would be plentiful;
Aud | believed it all YOU BET.
seeded down a two horse crop
| worked itlike man,
1t is ready now for market;
And I'll sell it if l can.
l had the children to pick it out:
| hauled it to the gin,
AND with it hurried off to town;
because needed TIN.
found the buvaro wow, bl,,o