The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-15
WAYNE COUNTY.

b. .r.... toad. one Writes IHdb IUcy
.,Yfr-- and can be handled
..,. immunity, but some how we are
..0 u.fne pesky thing for all that
r,...u..rr curiosity.
w.. f.. 4. Moye, Clerk of the Su-
....,Yurt - Pitt county, gave our
.r... .a1 on last Thursday. He
.....u.nInc from the Commence
,o.., .. the State University at
aap. Hi. His son, very bright
and rrumjsIng young man, grad
I mated This year.
VI. JAS. f. Hines living on Neuse
q River near Cox's bridge, found in
I,krnrar the river after the recent
n.rg d.. fresh water lot of German
.rp. He succeeded in getting 26 of
,ncn hat weighed in the aggregate
# rGG hounds, the heaviest weighing
i r. pounds He brought them to
8to,n and found ready sale for them
Il, about = cents per pound.
Mr. j. W. Rouse Of Pikeville was
H. fI.r city on Tuesday exhibiting a
#.1r.o.ty in the vegetable line. He
has 10 ladish measuring Is or 20
@6rrIr- i'm circumference and if
i fra.ynt would be as long as it is
arre. around. 1t has grown cooked,
visited and every other shape, one
h,ort.pu Of it resembles very much
a hr back and hips of person in a
Iulug position. 1t is a cur;osity in
1ccd
Grorgr ticrenger who for years
III business in the "Pure Corn W.,
M. iu thn old Wagner building To-
safrd where Mr.. l.. a. Foust is now
1oug business died i'll this city yes
,rIag. George has been IN bad
Hljh for years and his death was
+: o' "a surprise to any one. George
b. some good traits, but he has
g persisted in trying to get the best OF
Dd Red Eye" but it was no go. AS
81 ,Ial it got the best of him.
We are requested to state that
Nscrr Will be reunion of the 9th
T.. Regiment at LaGrange on the
III Of August next. All of the vet
Srans are earnestly requested to be
Rrcscnt. Let all go and attend an,
4 her roll call. The most of us have
3asscd the summet and on the down
lard grade and nearing the termi
5Hlls. Lets get together another
Eme before the general roll call Al
shich all must be present and an
yer.
In another column appears cal
for a grand rally on the 4th of Jul,
OF the Peoples party and friends o
form. Ye local heartily endorses
&c call, and right here would like t.
lake a suggestion. We think i
9th right and proper that the Att
a July, the Anniversary of American
+. Independence should be celebrated
Il is time honored custom. W.
annot do so in grand display o.
he works the people are too poo
IN that, but let us meet, hear the
Ueclaration of Independence reaC
I'D an Grafton from some gentleman
Hho could do the subject justice
To do this there must be some prep
aration, some one must be selected
10 dellver an address. SO we sug
gest that the people meet at tn
court house at II o'clock on Satur
10y the 9th inst. for the purpose o
KING action looking to that end
Ebe bell will be rang at II O'Clock
e suggest that the reformer
{kroughout the State go and d.
kewise.
We heard a remark on the stree
Sc other day that if you wanted t
s| Democratic negro look for on
4ith bandage on his head; and a
rst we thought that it was an init
"a ton that the Populist were whit
ping them for voting against us
MI upon inquiring we learned tina
WAS the Democrats who were dom.
'bunging up" Well it will be s.
long at first" We have seen tw
the parties colored henchman go
g around with their 'head in
hg" and it suggested two thought
ns, viz. That either their whit
theirs have no use for them afte
y had voted them or they are, a
pile, q mouthy insolent class, an
- fact of their being made niue
during the campaign has mad
th fools of them that they thin
i they ought to sleep on the from
e of the bed, and hence the ne
sity of "breaking chair" oYo
pm OCCASIONALLY, or the threat {
king them out in the back var
striking them fifty lashes with
se whip
D. IGNORANCE OF THOSE WHO A.
PRE- TO LEAD THE PEOPLE.
IS well known by the readers {
r. CAUCASIAN and 10 fact by a
Il informed people that IN the la.
8 of the 52nd. Congress the men
IS voted to themselves an increa
81 SALARY of 500 per month for til
IMPOSE of enabling them 70 nav f,