The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-11-09

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cold reliable Turner's Alma
nae for 1894 published by Nj. James
II Ennis, Of Raleigh, is before US
A. usual, it il brimful of useful in
formation wit and humor.
Blr. \. l.. Swinson, of our county,
took -cveral premiums on bees and
honey at our State fair. Abbot is
well up on beeOlOgy, and is quite a
successful bee keeper. HIS Apiary
is stocked with the best strains of
Italian and other improved breeds.
We welcome the Rockingham Re
former, edited by w. II. Scheduled,
ESQ.,. of Reidsville, (the first mem
Der Of which is before us) to the
field Of Journalism. The paper will
I'LL long felt want in the county
Of Rockingham and adjoining coun-
ties, 1t is on the side of the people
for reform. May you have Gods
sprrd brother, in your good work
Of cheating the people to the sense
Of their duty as citizens.
Bro. II. &. Demming, Chairman of
the Executive Committee of the Ma
tionaI Farmers Alliance and Indus
trial mon, made us a pleasant call
on Monday last. He was on his way
North from the Western part of the
State. The brother says, eve have
two Democratic parties in the West
ern part Of the State" and adds sit
is 50 up North too"
There is Il petition circulating ask
Ing the city fathers to place an arc
light at the crossing of John and
Walnut streets. We hope it may
meet with their approval. 1t is very
much needed. 1t is near enough to
throw some ligt on headquarters, and
all dark places should have the light
turned on. Now don't misconstrue
this, if You please. We are not say
ing, or Mt least, we have not said that
headquarters is not all right.
Miss Mamie Sherard, daughter of
our townsman, Banjamin Sherard,
died at her fathers residence on
North Boundary street, Tuesday
morning. She has suffered long and
severely with that dreaded disease
consumption, and while it seems
hard to see one die so young, yet after
all, when we see there is no hope of
recovery and witness the suffering, ii
Is not so hard to see them relieved,
and especially so, when We have the
assurance that there is a bright
crown awaiting in that land where
pain and sorrow are felt no more.
We were almost shocked yesterday
on hearing that Mr.. Erastus Ham, a
young man not over forty at most.
and the very picture of health, died
suddenly on Monday at his residence
In Stony Greek township, of this
county, of apoplexy. If we had been
called upon to select man whom
weconsidered might have long lease
Of life we should have selected Mr.
Ham. He was to all appearances
healthy, of very steady habits and
We say We could hardly realize thai
he was dead. But we cannot always
Judge Of a mans health or of his Ii
ability to die Especially from apo
pIeHyj, by looking at his face.