The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-05-25
CORRESPONDENTS,


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Z EnfTog CArcAstAS.-By rvasor. o.
ihetaet that your bold. fearless. ga.
gantly edited and Simon pure Aug
lo-sAxon paper has more subscriber,
IN orr city and neighhorhocd. more
than To l Of any other paper ~
ceived here. especially the so-eallesi
organ Of Wayne county Democracy.
the ''TorehaghtT. OF some such name,
flor proof, see our Efficient 7, N.
here We who so eagerly look for it,
coming. Enjoyed and read. aud
Appreciated by ali--some Democrats.
They think tha, something from cur
section should of right appear.
Saulston and surrounding country
Is booming.
In town we have two stores and
postofiiee, large church (Meihodis,l
IN which are services every a;h sun
day. held by that faithful servant of
God, Rev Mr.. Rose. Sunday School
every Sunday afternoon. efficient
Superintendent and teachers; a mem.
bership of about 30 faithful and Al.
tentive scholars.
Mr.. J. h. Exum and Mr.. VIM. Mus |
grove are not only successful farm |
ers, but husilers as merchants. the |
latter competing with sur Mr. fsler in |
raising chickens by Incubation. lie
also owns aud successfully runs a |
steam, saw and grist mill with
planning or dressing machine.
Mr.. Frank Musgrove is another
hustler, farmer, and steam, saw,
single, lath and lumber mill man.
In fact everything is on boom; one
has TO be on boom hereabouts or
get left" and side-traeked.
Even two of our ladies have start
ed and successfully working another
industry, that of canvassiug for an
clothes washer. Such is
their energy that il some times re-
quires the use OF wagon, aud il
was said that an emergency brought
into requisition a log carriage. This
goes to show that our people of both
sexes faithfully carry out our State
motto, ITO be rather than seem to
be-"
Boom No. "a freak of nature in
that of chicken few days old
with three legs. The chicken is owned
by Mr.. James Elmore, and is other
wise well developed.
Rev. Mr.. Perkins preached by re-
quest in church here on Sunday
last to large and attentive
audience. Mr.. Perkins is Justly
held in high esteem here as being a
true servant of God.
Farmers are now beginning to
pillow corn. Cotton planting about
over, some first planted now ready
for work.
Cool nights have caused the cut
worm to put in heavy work.
Prospects good for crops, the out
look now more favorable.
Our Postmaster here sent in his
some six weeks ago, rec
a successor. We have
heard nothing from it. Can THE
CAUCASIAN or Orchard Razor" tell
us what has become of Cleveland or
his Postmaster GeneralF Did the de-
cline in price of cotton or the advance
in price of meat have anything to do
with it9 or was it the Chicago FairP
We bid you Gods speed. Keep turn
ing on the light" We are not in the
dark continent here, but want the
truth as THE CAUCASIAN gives.
Our men are plain, hard working,
horny handed and brawny muscled.
You won't need lantern to find
many Third party men
among them. Our women God bless
them are treasures from Heaven.
The matrons, frugal and domestic;
the raidens, beautiful, virtuous, in
telligent, dutiful and industrious;
and though of elegant form and love
ly face show by toll stained hands
and cheeks that vie with the ripe
peach, that they help mother, instead
of idly lounging over the latest novel,
or singing "Who will care for moth
er nowp In next Should this find
room will speak of other industries
&c.
May THE CAUCASIAN still go on,
and yet on. GO on Bro, we will hold
up your hands, financially and other
wise. A HAYsEEDER.