The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-04-13
TIE CAUCASIAN.
ru~BORO,N.C., APRIL 13, '93.


r. ...nains Of Mrs. f.. Wcstcott,
r..... Hill. was brought to the
.. ..r former home. on yesterday
p ....lmrnt.
,-.sragus Is being shipped from
n.-,oro. and if the weather con
... favorable garden peas will he
.r-. 5u Il few days.
r.lavo received Il postal card from
a.. kooncc in regard TO his and
e. Jones subscriptions-he fails
a..,. his postoflice. We wish to
arn to him, if he viii give us his
-ro1lce we will do 50.
A,thc Episcopal Church III tins
on Tuesday morning. Miss LIzzIe
rrch and Mr.. Charles Granger
I II ceremony performed by the
mister. that made them 1.-TWO souls
hin Dut a single thought, two hearts
bar beat ~ one.
Remember the municipal election
.,.r- off on the LIST Monday in May,
l. .ug must be registered if you
m ru yntc; attend to it at once,
ulster i'm your full name, its law.
4 IMPORTANT matter is to be voted
Ann. The question of bonds or no
,uuor has it that Mr.. X. G.. Best
i Mr.. Mary Grant, both of this
4Iurl. were married in New Bcrne
i Tuesday last. Rig is home now
! Il from the pleasant smile that IL
hnuc- his cOuntcnance we guess
I .rr'- truth in the report. Well.
ppIc will marry, it is fashion, and
i been since Adam tired of work
i the Garden of Eden alone and
! n mother Eve.
How would il do to consult the
Ehcs of the people of Goldsboro as
whether the pOstOf1ice shall be
5ycd or not. and no better way to
i out how they stand upon that
D. than to place Il box ut the polls
|roming election and let each voter
ID removal or not removal. 1t
aid be fair and cost nothing. We
IN the suggestion that it be done.
La say the people?
Wlrrr WIZ y meeting at the court
.onS "u Tuesday night, for the pur-
|1H of discussing the proposition of
Jim bonds: we were not there, IN
"a We didn't know there was a meet
III called or we would have been
81 r. and heard the discussion, We
In that the following resolution
bred by Mr.. |. F. Dortch, was pas
s That upon Il favorable vote OF
hing bonds that none Of said bonds
u he used for any purpose eXcep
III the construction of system o
crage'.
! postage stamp Kicker has beer
fNntcd. -EX. This is good news
"a had nade II contract with a boy
81 ick the stamps of this Office, pay
VA him by the square yard. The
! e was quite expensive, but wheI
Few United States adhesiv,
81 Etcrs which are about thribble the
IA Of the old fassion postage STAMP
vii D. along we saw at once we were
u G. up if something could not b.
'''s e to relieve us. 1t is all RICH
<l we will cancel our contract Will
So boy and buy a Ticker at once.
i'll not some of the farmers IT.,
SCI experiment of growing sweet pc
So bcs under the old lazy-bed system
40 year. Prepare your ground a
}Sa BAL. making it rich and mellow
|l st. your ridges not too large, bu
s.6hd and smooth: set out you
EIs|h pts and fill between the ridges u
~ and around the plant with fin
7f wv. This will prevent the gras
coming; it will keep the groun
81 Snd save the labor of working
L4f' b, and it will prepare you
sfQf nd for a good crop of anythin
ron may desire to plant there anOth
BAR. Try it and report your e1
lssE} tnce.
e We're shown card a few day
Ae<s and asked if we could make any
<43'tg ont of it,. Well we looked a
q g p could see nothing about it bu
z7f picture of some hogs, and nc
remarkable looking hogs d
t''s5|; hut hy the assistance of a. b!
= 'sHG Her We found the card could b
s'f=2i l"V a. to form the face of Clev'
1921 Well We used to have a to1eri
good opinion of Mr.. CLEVELAND
fntll WE differed on the silve
aE ton; and we never thought thel
any hog in him until shown tn
s21< Irc in that the hog forms tt
ef ponent parts of Cleveland:
q9e for fact.
lere is quite stir in the eli
Bob over the removal of the pos
1T E. Some want it kept where
ld others are anxious for it to
pVed to the Arlington Hotel.
Sc We have no say in the matte
FemS to he made a political issu
lei We heard a gentleman say
oayS ago that Democrat wi
red II remaining where it is al