The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-10-26

In another column will be found
notice Of the Progressive Farmer
Of Illinois. 1t is live and progress.
i've and is doing for the North wha,
its namesake is doing for the South
j. T., educating the people for reform
TRY it for s weeks for 10 cents.
The third Demorest Silver Medal
Contest. will be held at st. Johns
church on Friday night, (Goldsboro,
Mo- All are urged to attend. AID
mission fee 10 cents. Exercises to
commence at 100. After the exer-
oises the Ladies Aid Society will give
an oyster and ice cream supper at
the Parsonage.
Those Of our readers who contem-
plate purchasing a piano or organ
should not do so until they have
Wilmington, n. c. See his ad in
another column. Mr.. Leonard has
been III the business for years and
his experience will be worth some
thing to you in making selections.
He is too honest to advise you wrong.
Our Editor is absent this week.
He is in the Virginia campaign. We
notice that Senator Daniels and Ex-
Gov. Lee were billed to speak against
him at Houston on the oath. That's
the way to do it, trOt out your
best. We have DOT heard from them
but we are not at all anxious or at
least so for as our man is conc ern-
ed He is able to take care of the
cause he represents, again, as Col.
Baker used to say, any of the "big
red ones they bring out against him :"
Lenoir county has, like a man.
sent Mr.. Butler to help out her Sis
ter State Virginia. Now let other
counties do as well. DIR. Cy Thomp-
son and Col. Harry Skinner are ready
to cross swords with any of the Vir-
gina gold-bugs, but you must not
expect them to bear their own ex-
penSeS. Raise a sum sufficient to
bear their expenses and call for
them and they will respond, and
either or both will do to trust with
our banner. There are but a few
more days to work-be up and at
them.
The National Waterman has been
changed to Is pages and the sub
seription price raised to ST., 90 per
year. We club it at II cts. 1t gives
away each week % pound box of
chewing tobacco to the one sending
the largest club. II. T. Grenell of
clifton Oregan, got the first box. He
only sent club of two, so you see
If some other fellow had got three
subscribers he would now be chew
ing the weed. Fire right in next
week and see what you can DO. Or
come and let US order it for you and
5 save % cents and at the same time
give US a chance to get the prem
lum, We chew.
Died, at the home of her parents,
IN Wayne county, Oct. Sth, 1898, the
Young and devoted wife of Mr.. Alon-
"a Carr, of Green county. Mrs. Carr
suffered for four weeks, but through
all her suffering she never murmur-
ID, but bore it with christian patti
ence and fortitude. She was a con-
astent member of the NJ. E. Church,
NOuth, and died in the full faith of
ag!OrlOuS resurrection. All that We
AD do to console the grief stricken
Ara'U of her loved ones is to recon-
Mend to them that Grace which is
sumclent to sustain them in their
deepest Affections. j. W. II.
a difficulty between Mr.. n. J.
smith and James McKinles, both
VI flkevllle township, a few days
ago resulted in Mr.. Smith striking
III Mckinles on the head with
DS'ehet fracturing his skull. We
ore panied to hear of this. Mr..
'uilth is one of the best men of our
'Ounty, and while We have not learn
- Tie particulars of this unfortunate
'1air' We are satisfied that there was
p Odt pfOYOcat lOn Or NJ Smith would