The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-10-12
Mr.. Warren johnson. Jr.. weut
down TO Wilmington. Monday.

Mrs Or. Freeman, Of Wilmington
is visiting at Mr.. ". X. Pigford's-
/ Miss Annie Herring ha. returne,
from tao weeks visit 10 Vt. Olive
Mr.. }. {. Bell has accepted posi-
ton as salesman with Mr.. NJ. Han
stein.
Mr. Owen Love Of Wilmington
was on business trip to Clinton
Tuesday.
The Clinton cotton market is al
right. ''Competition il the life OF
trade"
Messrs. Henry johnson and Jos
Beaman have returned from the
Worlds Fair.
Messrs. W. \. Hobbs and Stephen
Colwell, of HarrelPs Store. spent
Sunday in town.
Our clever friend, Rev. X. ". Har-
reil, of Burgaw, gave us u pleasant
call, Monday.
DIR. James Boyette, of ASHORE,
paid his brother, DR.. Frank Boyette.
a visit last week.
Miss Mute Beaman is visiting
friends and relatives il Wilmington
aud Bladen this week.
Mrs. NJ. +. Morisey and daughter,
Miss Annie, went up to Hickory last
week to visit relatives.
Col. Harry Skinner spoke to "a
large and attentive audience in Fai-
sons last Friday night.
Mrs. James Mosley returned from
Durham last week, where she has
been for several months,
b. A. Best has enlarged his eating
saloon SO as to be able to better ac-
commodate his customers.
fon can't help from seeing NJ.
Hanstein's new adam hOnesG Con-
fession is good for the soul"
Solicitor Allen arrived in town
saturday night. Mr.. Allen makes
it point not to travel on sunday.
Misses Bette Beaman and Ina
Hobbs left last week for the Greens
hQro Normal and Industrial school.
Miss George Williams reached
home Saturday night from "a weeks
visit to friends at Louisburg, n. G.
Miss George Mayer Cooper, of
Autryyille, has entered Mr.. j. c.
slocumb's school at the College
Building.
Rev. }. ID. Carpenter was in town
last week attending the meeting at
the Methodist church, conducted bv
his wife.
Our two young attorneys, Messrs.
Geo. f. Butler and VIM. 2. Hubbard,
were duly sworn and admitted to the
bar, Monday.
Mr.. D. J. Breeze and Miss Berilla
E. Page, daughter of Mr.. Richard
Page, of North Clinton, were mar
ried last Sunday.
Mrs. Frances Satterfeld, of Colds
boro, arrived here last week. She is
in charge of the class room of the
new school of Dress Making.
Mr.. Foster Hawkins takes charge
Of the Warsaw High School this
week, while Prof. Clifford goes to
take charge of the Wake Field school.
Mr.. J. J. Burnett has located in
Clinton again, He is occupying the
photograph gallery near the depot,
and has also erected a tent on the
burnt district.
After due consideration the Off
GERS of the Sampson County Agri-
cultural Society have decided not to
have fair this fall on account of
the general scarcity of money.
There will be no service at st.
Paul's church or at st. Stephens
Chapel, g miles from Clinton1, on
next Sunday. The regular appoint
ments IS postponed until the btn
Sunday.
Mr.. Claud Powell, of Taylor's
Bridge, and Miss Maggie Boney,
we're married at the home of the
bridges father, Mr.. J. W. Boney, of
North Clinton, last Thursday. Long
life to the happy couple.
A blue mark on your paper next
week will mean that you are behind
with your subscription, and that an
settlement of same will be
appreciated. Friends, please give
this matter your attention.
The visiting Attorneys to our
Court this week are as follows: