The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-11-16

., u hen NJ ltlHS W Oil VI LhN oboNC
,npsnir. to say that you saw the
l-.r-i,rmrnt in THE CAUCASIAN.
Mr. +. VI. Pearsall, of Trenton,
D cha ba. been elected general coun-
for the A. 4 n. G.. railroad has
moved to New Berne.
" hear it stated, but we do not
,,rcb for the rumor, that William
Stafford Of Johnston County, killed
ii. wife a few days ago, by poison
1g her,
We an sorry to learn that Mr.. r.
Parker Of the Fork Township
,s. been sick for couple of weeks,
,9t pleased to learn that he is on
tie mend nov.
Rev. y. b. Clayton of Columbia, S.
Of the niyersalist denomination
,I preach Il series of sermons in
,5- Opera House i'll this city, COM
n.ncng next Monday night.
There was quantities of cotton on
he market Yesterday, but the price
hsd nothing to do with 1t being
here We presume, for there is no i'm
grOyrment in the prices, about : to
= takes 1t.
GOy. Carr has issued his procla-
nation setting apart Thursday the
rtb Of November inst as a day of
public thanksgiving and praise to
od and requests the people of
he State to observe the day in a
Il Suitable manner.
We learn there was cutting, fol-
owed by knocking on the head,
blair at Mr.. Albert Williams shop
b Indian Springs township last Sat
rday. Mr.. Granger Rhodes cut
rney Outlaw and Outlaw knocked
lhodes on the head. 1t is feared
that Rhodes will die. Whiskey, as
hsual was at the bottom of it no
|aoubt.
Some thief took the advantage of
pr. Rufus Ham, a merchant on the
0EDer of John and Boundary st. in
Ehis city, while he was waiting on
bis customers in his store on Satur-
by night last and stole his coop
0ltaining all the chickens he had.
was a bold piece of stealing.
here is a street lamp which was
1Fning at the time within 80 or 10
Il Of where the coop was. He
51nd the coop next morning in an
L-yTay near by, but the chickens
ae gone.
7 In last issue We promised to send
: copy of The CAUCASIAN this
4A to every subscriber who had
his time expire without renewal,
Ct being pushed with other work
T ind 1t inconyenient to mail a
Py Of this weeks issue to all. We
III therefore mail only to portion
them this week and will continue
pom week to week until each shall
AEe received copy. We hope
7fy one who has been a subscriber
Ill again become one by sending
~Vp for year or 40 cts for six
l'1thS at least. 1t is necessary
Isl the paper should be read by
very friend of reform in the State.
"eare accused of being a chronic
1mbIer and have to bear that
AQe anyhow, so let's do little more
l. We will begin right at home.
These hard times when everybody
Pit 10 their wits end to keep buc-
and to lgue together, with one
'H OF the population out of work
~ he other half getting not more
-An half pay for their labor; with
purchasing power of the dollar
E'svo 10 such a hight as to be out of
Sl OF those who have to purchase
Win their muscle and the pro-
=" Of their muscle, there are d
''red few living in luxury and
''lng their pay from the taxpay-
o this tax-ridden country.
~cAers and superintendent of
'Soed schools, for instance, draw
from one to two thousand dollars
session Of from six to nine
Nus Mayors of one-horce cities
- STATED salaries and the right to
o'<e their salary by way of fines
1 a. 'AelF Office pays better than
" the Superior Court; chiefs
''ce and town clerks in the
- CORY. Is thele any reason
'us poor laboring man has be-
restless: We will have some
more to say along this line aft
'I'ie' and especially on the SUBJ
ciy Tue danger of allowing a iu-
0'Lcer love of the ilthY lucre
Inn ng him as to whether he
GUILTY" or "NoT GUILTY"
In unfortunate cuss that is before