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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
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fkw E~.sna Why seHsssr Hrfcs Limited nm
ta aa' <asr~sg ssssrihassaa. -
/ II. IT, ;l1srs ,f It's New Turk Avcnas
srisarca csilsxiS-s Senator Mca1sliaa aaay
ser sssosaExs aasi re<s Iv<4l frsssls hrzu a sab.
fcEsgtsvsla Of ssfss toward ths expenses
ifsnnacissi with iise forthcoming Assem-.
/ ID hsxe Of tae Presbyterian church. Dr.
lsaxa.est bowed - well a. exr-sa~ei hss
thar - fer ssae liberal ssshsr~fpsios. ct.
! .sssesszl ais hand. and ws.s about % surn
away when Ase - fasEtnr remarked: s8
= ''4As;tcF. arr Yea acquainted with Ssn-
sfar bEscns At Ousus ~~ss~ss go - =S-'
4 aav,e ass. the hozur. said Dr. Bart
ists. - szsz. s., ..s'- s---f.~ e.. s.-..-
Wait ssanransgf. then. plsase, and
viii sensi fos him 10 come ons. = and turn
ing 10 messenger he requested him to
present. liir eenr1s lsznentst 10 senator Brice
and reloeoa ssss presence at the east door
u the seilase. In moraut senator
Brace appeared aud was presented To DIR.
4 bgye ssnt Tor yoG," remarked Sena-
tor Mcmillan. for tho reason that you
have not only the reputation of being O
liberal Patron of the ara and sciences.
bat of education and religious instisu-
taoDs sRd. objects as we'll As the one
hundred and fifth general assembly of
the Piesby tsr1an church meets here in
May, and that means that there will be
eyrr :tOt in attendance
who ire 10 I've taken care of. they are
looking for people like you 10 help them
Fpnt.s have made a small subscription
myself and Thought You would bewilling
to duplicate IT," at '-. 70 raj ~.
'.CerSainly, = said Senator Brice. II
VIII give tue same. What was your sub.
scrlptiou!p5 ir.rfs trfc r+,-tugG -
! Five hundred dollars. was it not, doc,
THAT is correct" said Dr. Bartletts -
Senator Brice gave a quick look at
Senator Mcmillan, who smiled seranely
IN retsrn., Senator Brice tIiereupon went
through bis pockets and succeeded In
fishing out about 81, 900 in '-pin money"
as he termed it, and was about to hand
DIR. Bartlett a $500 bill when he smilirf-
ly relEarked 20 Senator Mcmillan, Don't
yosa gf7inky we had better make this
tff0uS;3ilu eacn!1 IVA +t4-t ci|bf fFHH5I
right" was the reply, but &c
strikes me, now that yon;havs raised the
subscription, that; $1,000 cash would be
the bper figure. "t.t-..T@o g4GaraFIh 2GE
NO" replied Senator Brice, handing
Dr. Bartlett the $500 bill, under the
Circumstances don't think 1t would be,
proper to- cali you. There are a good
.many Ohio people here just now without
'retnrmfitkets. and the walking is rather
bad att present. ~ ashihgton Cor. IN
0ianapolis journal bu2 .9.ic.rQa1 z.&i
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
Carrying Parcels In Public.

/ admire the man or woman who is
not afraid to carry home any purchas-
able article rnder2 % pounds weight. But
at the same time cndy admiration is
wholly Platonic that is, devoid of1the
slightest desire to approach and partici-
pate. IT. is a grand thing to be indie
pendent, but as societyis at present CON
stituted comfortable III individuals are
quite conter1t 80 limit theft ambition in
this direction torbeing independent-of
parcels ate Fields Washi1 gton-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29

The co.llh aabHfArturr-~ amd srll.
ere of N,1th Csrolina hs We q gau-
iztI; TIA. ssN IL ~ ~ untlvrtaksts
trust. They held tLr,- mo.ting in
tbsrlo,ie lsr week. Wua a tru.,
on cradhs. aud a tiust an coflins.
what chance h there FOR a posr devil
to ma ke a living between ihe two
and mol lose has r, hgi0nt 1t W. li,o
long. "" fear that there will he n
trust GA angels wings before n lu,,
our time 10 ho rransI orted aeros.
space TO Tho great heyuud. atH
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
The Socialist as q Landlord.

20 'Im a martyr! u Tn martyr! This Is
all TIN onyh lighting for the cause Of So
cialisnl.v cried Alfred Oldland as he left
thedoakof the southwestern police court
to dortae two months hard labor which
Mr.. Denman thought necessary for his
nforpif formal iOn.T tt1is true Oldland
IS sa: iatfea,t advnzate of the new idea
and has at various places in London rec
commended his audiences, to pay no rent,
SUI cXactions being form of robbery
which, ought %. be put down.. But he il
also landlord.
The Dther11ght he went to his tenant
and said: Where is my rent? Why
haven't you paid it before nowY,
"What!" cried the tenant, 't.'pay .rente
Don't YOU fell the people always that
rent is thefta Besides, yen did me an in
Justice in giving me notice to quit, and
therefore Iwon't pay you. any rent"
|, Then the landlord socialist took a formiE
, dable bitof telephone wire and struck his
tenant on the head. knocking not only all
the socialism but all the sense out Of 1t
for some. time. b-'i-i' W. al M f
ID When he came to himself, again he
found four deep cuts ON his Uranium and
his feelings much injured. Therefore he
demanded satisfaction on his landlord at
the hands of, the police magistrate. It
was Proved that Oldland had already
suffered imprisonment for, assaults on
the police in Trafalgar square. That, he
said, was tie first part Of his martyr
dom. He is now doing the second in
stall,neit.-London Telegraph -t;a &,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
~. let a day pass without trying
r: to get a new subscriber for
THE Caucasian ....' NV ID.

r The Peoples party in Pensylva.
mia have seen those out West and 60
them one. better: They demand the
government ownership Of coal mines
This is travelling along the lines Of
fBellaniy-the author of Looking
( Backwards a perilous rate. We
simply stand, aghast at the foolish
ness of such, people. The glory of
! ,Amefica2has, been that our people
enthusiastically in their own
shoes, and each man is. the architect
Iof his own fortune, but If the gov
eminent is to run the telegraph,
and the telephone, and the railroads,
aud the whiskey shops and the coal
mines, as we'll as the currency, why
not let us embrace all the fantastic
ideas of the Socialists and have
Everything in common,g thus blot
ting out all individuality. entirely, :
News y Observer So -, -, -. 49, 4, ,..,
1t is not the individual who is
prospecting to-day Itlsthe' comb
nations. The, corporations are cloth
ed ,with such power.that the individ-
fiual is eurshed in the effort to compel
against tremendous odds IIndiYid-
1Halityo)is, alreadyioblotted OUT So
let us have trusts and combinations
used for the public lgood-7zfor the
good, of all the people instead of for
the good of a, few at the expense Z Of
,fITsDt tCiUSaT N9T2r2 NJ5" f3H*f1j2 9I& .
the. many nGmud : % -odtaT 1GG
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
DR.. THOMPSON IN HLRNeTT AND Gun
- 't-" .a-a.,s PERt lNDteff..IE'r-t


Mr. d. H. Senter of Harnett coan-
ty writes US a communication giving
a good report of DIR. Thompsosl.s
speech at Greens X Roads. We are
sorrow that the length OF it will aot
allow us to publish it in full. He
says that there was a good crowd
ont to hear the speech, and that DR..
Thompson made a fine impression
upon the members of all the political
parties who heard him. t".
Mr.. J. r.. Luther writes US of DIR.
Thompson speech at Luther Grove,
Cumberland county The report is
well written, and we would be glad
TO publish il, but it covers over sew
en- pages Of manuscript, and we
ean't possibly spare that much space.
He says that notwith standing the
notIce was short, and that it was a
very busy season, that there were
two or three hundred people out to
hear him. He reports that his
speech had fine effect. and that the
a jlIance is growing, In fact the
reports we receive every day from
DIR. Thompson speeches show that he
IS doing excellent work, and that
the Alliance cause is on genuine
boom. The same is true from tie
reports of the speeches made by Rev.
j. T. Is. Hoover. % '.',''r" '''f. -
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
.Preserxaf,n,, go =. :.

! Waile tie protection of game has &C
tupisa the pubic mind ferI a consider
able NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of our forest.
has had cein9arsAiYeE but recentistten
non The past five years especially have
seen more done. in thus direction thar
Neeekffy 19i9I0 .iqfiS Sid sanEI =
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
fnseed Under Ban.

lai The Austrian painter, Wladimir Lus-
-kinsg painted sae large picture showing
the Crown Prince Radolph and his mis-
tress after the suicide at Meyerliflg,. but
1coCld mot exhibit itinf Vienna Lately
he etoeks It to Paris; but pressure was
ibrought TO beaf by the Austrian govern
ment, and not only has the picture been
placed: nnler the bsa. bat the artist re-
questAd to aVeaErancae S N01egsl right
existsfer this sotiSh On sas paEssSf She
Hssheat poaicG<sKc6AUEoq tGsr5 wa
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
The Growth of snirifnalis.m,,,

You can hardly realize the growth Of
spiritualism within the last few years,
and.if it were populargo be- an ayowed
lspiritualist you would find them in every
congresation, not excepting the Roman
Catholic and Presbyterian!-Edgar Lee
In Arena "s7s:5
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
fEurope,s preparasion For War. : +

I aEyerywhera in Europe, even among the
smallest nations, they are liking at this
moment only, of ornaments. increase of
soldiers and war material and naturally
also Of new taxes. In 1870 Europe de-
voted annually to the preparation for
war the sum iof about 8 milliards.- At
present the annual expenditure for the
purpose Is s. miIliards. In 1870 Europe
kept on peace footing a little more than
2,000, 900 men.d Today she keeps more
than 8, 500. 600. In 1870 Europe estimat.
ed that in case of war she could place in
line as a supreme effort about. Z ,00O. 900
men Today she could have Il, 500. 900,
and her legislation tends to carry that
number 70 $4,000 ,OOo. Paris Figaro.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
FAT PEOPLE

TO reduce your. Weight suRgLY use
WtIlar'Cs Obesity Pills aud hose r.
pounds a, month, No injury. 10 the
health No interference with bust
ness or pleasure. M 81 sE.9yING.
They ,bulia up and improve ih@gen-
,eral health, beauttiy the ,c,mpie ION
and leave NO WRINKLES. a I,aey, An
jdeTsnn. 50 Auburn. ST., Cambridge.
Mass. writes. Three bettler uf your
Obesity Fills reduced my weight
frpn 10 pounds ia 100 and 1 never
FELT better IN all my life .Icrsn inuch
pleased with the T, ssbt, anil shall do
all ] can TO, help yop. o-ons patrons
Include Phy>ieisns,l lLswyeIs. IN and
lfaters9f Society,' Oar, goods are
hoi sold IN drug stqres. all rossiers
are. s"pPlIfa ditept,ft ON onry uilice.
Price Per package sa.DUla or three
parkages tor s5.Gn by nraii1Srepaid.
Pa'4tqr lars tseuledl lets. R.LrgoR-
RtSEtt~bkACE CONFIDENTIAL al
,9ar, WILLARD REMEDY CO..
Jna" limos. a'y BOSTON, MASS.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29

Joe Robinson still persists in CALI
| ing the populist ''Ochlocrats." Now
to say that we are not in favor of :. a
government by the multitude, which
ls defined to, be an Ooh1ooracy, is to
admit we are what Joe would have
MS believed to be, in favor of mob
Jaw We certainly are in favor of, a
government by the multitude; and
we would hayethat multitnde's wishes
freely expressed. If Joe will name
one act done or word spoken, by the
advocates of our party, showing that
We even countenaceI mobs or mob
law, then it will be time enough for
him to fill his 1 eyed argus with
his 9inobocracy poppyycock. No
Jodie, me boy, that's stale. Indeed we
are anything else but a mob, when
we, for the sake of peace and COED
order, desisted from breaking the
heads, of some. of your ballot-box
istuffing poIl-h holders, and those who
were by them, permitted to lounge
around and poke the, ballots down in
the boxes for them. All! Joe, It don't
become you to be hollering chicken
thlef'at us when YOU are at your wits
end nd 70 keep that PAL, Of pullets you
have hid away in that old ash barrel
from eaekling and telling on you. :
,dJatT 20 2. '-.} '"..i @t1 - - fSInI i
$50. ...,... ~. ,...-,, md, W.. G.. H.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29

a The firm of Adrian j. folIers.
wholesale grocers of Wilmington \.
t. failed OH Tuesday. Other failures
are expected to follow the Bank AS
Segment. I'd e
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29

Mr. I, 4. hidnf aud Ms, .lrler-
ron I'ayif have lpr,, sa0G,a 4 ands,
anu W. 4 ID lhf Aumuag Vt he
salr ! r.t LIS eWh,rnf Ncska l'ciui.
~heFe 'ntar hast-snds received heir
mllaars framing. , -..r- .7t
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
PUBLIC SPEAKING

BY Marion Butler at PittsBoro, July 4th
g Marion Butler, President State Al
lance, has agreed to deliver a pub
lie cAlliance address at Pittsboro on
July 4th. The public is invited. j.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29

rs The next County Alliance for Ire
dell with meet at Center Point on
Friday, July 21st. oDr. Thompson,
State lecturer, will be present and
speak; 81 The public Invited to hear Aea
TtlAle sPeee7cIAli. 80. .traicn.rityt d9-ato.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29

The. Episcopal G;2nysation Of the
Western Diocese of y. c. i ia session.
at Raleigh this week. An assistant
Bishop will be elected. e~'"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29

There viii be a tPopaiist rally on
July 4th at All Healing Springs in
Alexander county. 'E'f
i.fs2t &c. 5<1f-z - j. L. LEFlEg.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29

Two, British vessels colid,d in
The Mediterranean sen near Irip poll
on hast FRIDAY. one vessel stfK With
,aa ..sx.1.. hH p. f-E-ss .f-u.+
w FVl Et,n.Ll..t-.-. - vi -------.-.--
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29

On last Monday the rsemont Ho-
tel of Fortworth, Kan. collapsed,
With about one hundred people in il,
about half of whom are dead or dy-
inn
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
: Sampson County.

ed NEWTON GROVE, N. c., June Goth
El893s-EDIToR4as CAUCASIAN You
will please publish the following
There will be an Alliance Union held
at Beaver Dam Academy in aSamp-
soneeeunty;I Newton Grove township
on Friday the. 18th day of July; 1898
sAli7allianeemen and non-allianceme1
Invited to- come and bring their bask.
ets.i9 Some of the. following speakers
+wiHaebe present.: DIR. Thompson
State Lecturer; r. Maxwell ofgDup.
lin, H. J.: Faison of Faison,s, NJ c.,
and yPres.aJ. E. Fowler. Of eriaso S1i
-arJs-H. Britt,1J. M Britt j.. r. Las
sitter. Committee. 18yr03 bns !Graftsb
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
PRESIDENT BUTLER'S APPOINT.
|9G t,5;1 --F.f =: MENTS. ~ - "'lt 1'-t (

81 tti1 -aF..f -; MENTS.. -. = ''lt 1'-i .
. Marion Butler, President n. c..
Farmers State Alliance, will speak
at the following times and plaees:4
81, Pittsboro, Chatham county, July
18th. IT,. --,...'. .... .,... f'...r... ,.,..,
!. Lewiston, (Bertie county,. July
18th. ....-. ...-.. ..-..-., .-.....il.-.,..., .
= Brantleys Grove (Hertfort county,
July 14th. ,,s-. 10 ...aar Ill :
Taylors Wilson county, July Dist.
81 Spanish Grove (Forsythe county,
July 22nd- -rr az r.. r.-l,r ~'.c~I.. ,
D. Riverdale (Craven county, July
.2oth. = ho sr.-.-. ~ Iii .-2.. I ii .
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
Bacea worth More. Than Human Flesh.


+. In. Alabama, the market price of a con-
,yicted negro is 8 cents a pound. The
young murderer who was hanged at
Center the other day put himself up at
auction TIE Gay before, and several doc
tors made bids. 1t being his wish to be
weighed like hog and sold by the
pound, the prison authorities made no
objection. The opening hidiwas 6 cents
a pound spot cash. This was raised
to 3, then to u and finally to. s, at
which he, knocked himself down. He
then, went to the scales and tipped the
beam at fo3 pounds, which at 8 CENTS
brought his value up TO $12.4s.l aasH5
3TThe money was paid ON the spot, the
purchaser taking receipt and an order
for tie body. The money was spent in
the course Of. the mex. 12 hours ON drink
and good things to eat, and the fellow.
had a t'rousing time The price Of ba-
con was quoted on the same day at. 10Y
cents a pound. New York Tribune.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29

|re There, will ber.a Union picnic at
Lemon Springs on the last THURSDAY
ia sJuly-c-rss dir fg;J.5Js EDWARDS.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29

TT The e: Cablegrams Of June 10Th say
tthattindia, acting under orders from
England has denlonetizedf Silver.
The = es orders which England will give
stea America when Congress meets)
~ win ad Be II the shape Of INFLUENCE
sne,th as she used n5.ls73o Yes the
Americana Congress will be ordered
y e follow av5i II the tracks rs, 4 and
TO- demonetize silver stn7tIe .Goiiqi.o.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29

THE CAUCASIAN 9C.AA-SS IlA4ANr,1lls is giving. both
sides of the political situation to the
people. We have published Col.
ERWsattefsons s. speech in i advocacy Of
| the Democratic party, and now we
will publish g en- IWeaver's2 speech
1in advocacy Of the ,Popp1ist side.
win any Democratic. or 6 Republican
paper dare to do tbis7 We cab upon
them to do it.ofdFhey .oughtot0 be
trfaisrab rod d3:w 3mod red ebGnt 2sh !
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
, STRlcTER THAN EXPECTED.

Io7fGovernnorr' Tilmat hi,,f oof sosth Caro-
i Ina, o(our first Al Alliance snG oyernor
who hasIbeen an ardent advocate of
State control2of theihquortraffic and
stalking a special interest in the the en-
e f6grreemdent Of IT the e. law is a total ab
stainer and is making etherrregula-
shons worry stringent Too the rules
already provided y"law he has ad-
dsd; 11ha That the l5s must tb be
closed at 6 p. M and no person will
ibe1permittedi to- purchase the second
time the same day! .fs51do 2929'' 70
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
ALLIANCE SPEAKING.

=
I Bro. Cyrus Thompson, State Leet-
ufer, of North Carolina Farmers
Alliance, will address the. Brethren
and the, public generally, al. the fol
lowing places :ao2 SIT L GU bggosira I.
lTscaoZ FRANKLIN COUNTY Ladoss-g /
fs1.Poplara Spring Church, JUNE Both.
liogLouisburg, lis hoa2Hs II July LIST.
9o.1ai.'a''' PITT root COUNTY 1y = ios51t o.
+. Farmville, as .,,r+ D. July 4th.
GreenVllle, Il ~ .cs.d duly 9th.
30 EDGEC0MBE COUNTY t.s-4--
+ Tarboro, .-aao-1,l CO july 9th.
Lawrence. tos % 81 bi1oU c.-7tb.
Whitakers, .sEqo9I 70 * sth.
r. l15 =. NASH 'cotNTY.l- 49, -
+ Nashville, yrt,-r,e.. July 10th.
+ Dortchfs- AIlianee,9ra;4s1...s oa 18th.
Iedo1Ddo z7iw1EsoNoehN Tf: aer s,.'-fo1
FeTgEncama. 9iyz2aG &auoE 81 july 10Th.
= County Alliance Meetings.,,, mi
l,-ar,, ;9,rrsz ORANGE CoUETY. redoaa44
BIZ Hillsbo1o, ;a57a rsE,aG3 July 18th.
If5 Clifford county, (near Jamestown
duly 14th.s nauo97 -nHay at -9lsia
tpoencs baTREDELL COUNTY a3f' rs 70
Ena rroatsq ps n 5tods 5sgyaals 10Th a,l,
b. q Ien.er u, Iesnt, .rerI grgo 81. 1sa
b R RryHanrs 8. o.ose, tee ,; taai ,.a
E5o Appointments for DAVE, Yadkin
and Wilkes eopntiesIto follow
|5el Other appointments, willfoHow.
ko Brother Thompson represents the
business Agency1and carries samples
Of Shoes, Cloths &c.s torshow. you,
and will explain the benefits to- be de-
rived by patronizing thesAgency.
no Let every enc turn out and hear
the distinguished uLecfurer-E1It will
pay yeu1whether an. 'Allianceman Oh
not. tsidiai pit 70 froi5ss3gs st.st aaI -sfBf
|o4 all Yours fraternally,o4 q x96o1
ed o5 t9af6oWs Ii. WORTH,S.EB.aA.,.g
North Carolina IF armers'7 State Ali
cote aneevsT sW -d3n1t etEfzlGTs 70 %
~rra --e,4 tsraff 3rrd .9ofv -aIas91CqG2 TOT
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
.'EvERGBODY's LAW BOOK !"

Is the title of the new 7Gs page work
prepared by J. Alexander K oones.
], III, B, member Of The Sew- York
a2.I It enables every man and Won waioan
to be their. own lawyer. II teaches
what are yonrs rights. and hag to
aintain them. When to begin a,
law suit and when to ,shu1 one, Ii
con tains the, useful inform afiqn ,ev-
cry business. msnf needs, in every
state IN the Union. 30 1t contains bus
mess forms of every. variety, useful
to the lawyer as well as 10 all, who
have legal business to traaxact-,o,
inclose. two dollars for a rpps,q or
1ncIose twG-cent postage stamp Tor a
table OF contents and terms to agents.
4 ddress Benz. W., HITCHCOCK.
PphliSter, $50 Sixth Avenue, New
j erkk eco lo e-a-a-a june 20 -4t--2p.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29

we notice .H some Of tie speakers aar
at the Teachers Assembly last week
advised the teaeherstto keepaeup and
5 81 5sS5aYnd bytheelir organic atiqn We
Suppose hylthgis Us that al majority Of
Inc teachers are; Democrats, OF risF
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
Wilson County,

thdThs Wilson county Alliance will
fhe held at oLucama on Wednesday
-dhtyeI2 instead of JufyI1I3th.o DIR
Cyrus Thompson State Lecturer will
beipresent and speak. 5tio crit uoilEEtlo
doIUdo s Cd IIi-H Wi. GRIMMER,'
I .Ieaof7a@aes Il esneSec'y w. Co.sA.
OF ahnanana ta1.4 l+...rrrrt.A et.-- t1er lltl
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
Sampson County.

d White Oak, Union Alliance will
fmeet with Andrews Chapel sub-alli-
I ance on July sth. The IT public is in
vited to attend. ~ 90. 5.... -
l. "A. r. HERRING Pres
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
Johnston County.

be- GrcW.9 Solmon, efvFour. Oaks, re-
eports that a lodge which r had gone
down there has beenorenewedo with
II members. RAJ Williams, Presi-
dent, and G. W. Solmof1, Secretary.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
University Of North Carolina.

EQrfrMENT Faculty OF. 25-teach-
ers. IL buildings, scientific labora-
tories, library of &c, 200 volumes, SIG
students.
lNsTRrcfIoN IS general courses
% brief conrsesi professional courses
IN law, medicine, engineering and
chemistry optional COURSES. a-,r-
EXPENSES Tuition, $50 per scar.
Scholarships and loans for the needy.
Address PRESIDENT WINSTON.
Chapel Hill, n. c. ,.,.,.-.. James Inn.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT..
O'ar ayary land in nyary q Oa

Der every land, in every age ..Hys srE1-
Some curse of creed or human ban err.
!. Has controvened the rights of man.. a.,
Fen now some subtle power -I5-'2 81. -
! iEnthrones the wrong, exaits the knave,
While idlers reign aud toilers slave Z
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
Blacksmith lF3.ls,o ks N and T.. o'5 5s3
,s,7 " .'aa Repair Shop.

's If you want your Herse shod: y1sr
Buggy, Wagon or Cart repaired, or
amy other blacksmith or woodwork
done, bring ii to us at the corner sof
= ohm d Market Streets. GoldsBoso,
N. G., opposite John GEinn's.rr'Al
work guaranteed and that at living
prices. Respectfully, 80. n
JOHNSON, sUMNERLIE & HOOKS
june22-tf.. ...--..-s-..3 $780, sesash
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29

FL ReseiYets Of Berries. Potato es ;asd
al okn.ds Of Souihei n .Tiueky naiso
Eggs, and Poultry. Correspondence
setic: tsd-s Write fr StenciissAnd
gMArket Reports. which are fnsnishsd
Tree ON, application. Prompt siies
and aaiasfesufns. Kefere nces. Gpr-
ham. Satigpalr Bank. NJ Y; Thufbss-
" hyland 7so.N.lY,sand all msrciIh-
H1le seessi-f gro 70 .sa1oT rnh-sttHn7
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kAsl.E BgNSn THE RlsT
ROOFING

is as-eaass~t For Heass. Earn. Fac
tory NJ osnf-sIusitIsegS. at.d cssstE I az
IN" pr,es az shingles. ,sa OF irssn. Ia
= Fesay tet as~. and sassIx. spplissl
~ any "re. SeEa stsfap fsT a ~ piles,
aud SiAis stss og r,ss.s. Fx.srt sfssa
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
IFedell County.

p. T. ,CRUMPLBR, Sec'y.qra,f2 :. 9
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29
Moore County.

j. M. Parks, Pres. c., "A
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29

The following persons have sent US
clubs since oul last list was publish,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-29

I --@-rS IT. -81t. t'Ey~E *
Pun But "a fewsmoments before
Plrit klisNeteaaka igh,she
i OF the beautiful world before
PM legged tall to2m meet her, and
4tA her yostngy tasbaudshand
ly clasped IN her .,z 8, She BE sang in
j clear ,74fzSaagff s&ssboSs good beowish
Illl we meehagain." This was
ng deatRgef Its horrors ando a
to those left behind tthat-he-
this vale Of tears there Is IS s. i'm
b bliss s~afsihg dhe Ifaaithful.T
r. 7 aahgtlm Was about 20 years
/, the dan ghter of Mr.. and hrs.
ter6eid Scrugggssof Gaffney City,