The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-09-21

tlythat time. The low price or
a. naper makes it JUST OUT OF THE
,.s.rroS to send it longer than it is
lid for. BE governed accordingly.
". / K. Starting leaves for New
p,.oe on Thursday to represent the
r.+ional Garment cutting Co. Mr..
c..-,;no is well known in this COM
unpity and is perfectly reliable.
rbo business he represents is highly
.,Jor.ed by those who have taken
,.yson.. We wish him success in
hl- Enterprise.
0ur Editor in Chief has returned
from a three weeks trip of business
and pleasure. He attended a meet
;ru Of the Reform press Association,
tack in the Worlds fair, called and
took look at Congress, and return
ed to his post of duty on Thursday,
and has settled down to business.
Mrs. Butler is with him, they will
make Goldsboro their home.
Superior Court has been in ses-
sion now near two weeks, and while
Judge Shufford has been quite I'M
well part of the time he has dis
patched business in such away as to
call forth the remark of many: "He
is the best Judge we have had ON
the bench since Judge Walter Clark
held court." The Judge is full of
push and takes the right view of
the matter, that courts are expen-
sive and therefore there should be
no killing of time by them. We do
not know the number, but the pen
and the county road force have quite
a number of recruits.
Remember the excursion to be run
by Messrs. Daniels & l'ipkin from
GoldsbOro to Richmond on the 9th
inst, leaving hear at o'clock in
the morning, and if you ever intend
visiting Richmond now is your time.
The fare for the round trip is $2.75,
only, not one-fourth of what it
would cost you to go at any other
time, except Bob and Ada should
conclude to run another, and they
will hardly do that, this season at
least. They should receive patron
age for it is only through them and
the like of them that a poor man
can ever do much travelling on a
railroad. Avail yourselves of this
opportunity and make the trip, you
will find it pleasant one. Be on
hand at 7 o'clock.
il The Colored Camp Meeting at
ASandy plains is still progressing,
they preach day and night and the
services are well attended by both
white and colored. The crowd last
Sunday was estimated at from 5000
to 5000. We did not go, but hearn
/ that the service in the evening con-
Quoted by Parson Weldon and at
night by Person Dillon were very
4 creditable. We were out and heard
the opening sermon the first Sunday
preached by the Rev. Mr.. Gergainus,
He took for his text the command
given to Moses at the Red Sea,
Speak to the people that they move
4 forward" He told his heal ere that
the church must progress that If the
world was saved for Christ that the
8 church must go forward, altogether
{ ut was fine effort. He had the I'M
3 ,devided attention of his congrsga-
8 ton and calico forth the hearty
Amens of many good old brother
4 and sister.
Henry S. Cochran, chef weigh
er at the Phila. Mint has been arres-
ted for stealing $4,000 in gold bull
ion, they call it embezzelment. He
was given hearing and held to bail
in the sum of $4,000. See the effect
of legislation against silver and IN
favor gold. Gold is made SO precious
that it is eagerly sought after, SO
much 80 that the chief weigher a
venerable and trusted old man can
net resist the temptation and incli-
nat.On to get all he can. Why not
deOase it and make it like silver not
worth stealing, and thus remove the
temptation to get all you can lay
your hands on. The old man is a
thief, no doubt of that and should
be put where he cannot knock down
any more of the stuff. But it is SC
PRECIOUS that the temptation is great
you know.
THE CAPITOL CENTENNIAL.