The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-06-08

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,r-...l-.r- are realizing better prices
,-..an- than they did for peas, we
arr, dad to know.
Mr.. John W. Bryan, the new Post
....y here. assumed the duties of |
l.- Office Oh the first.
,,.ntIeman who was present, says |
Il. Thompson had a good crowd out
90 hear him at Fremont, and that he |
ua.r... fine talk Of about 2 hours.
Mr.. =. ". X. Stanly will accept |
a.. hanks Of the editor for COM
.r,gtatary invitation to attend the !
,f,,--r.y exercises of Liberty Aeade- |
or Randolph county, June 18th and |
10th.
Mis-, Emma and Martha Mathews,
Serpsonians, made this Office a
y.I, this week, and saw US work
off the outside of our paper. We
rror.f that the Editor was alb
semi
The little boy of Mr.. Marcellus
Best living on Widows hill suffered
paTnful but it is hoped not serious
= iril.ric-) from fall from out a tree
q dav or two ago. We learn he fell
q distance Of about IA feet.
Town OF this city on Tuesday morn
ing last. Mrs. Grant, wife of Mr..
Kinchrn Grant. We extend sympa-
q thcs to her almost heart broken
husband and children. We learn
;hat others of the family are quite
sick.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Alex Miller of this
city hay" the sympathy of the entire
community in their sad Bereavement,
81 the death of their little child SUI
81 fer little children to come unto me,
81 for Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven
says orr Savior. One more tie in
Heaven and one less on earth.
Mr.. J. r. Starting of the North
end Of the city is strutting around
rs big as cuffy because there is a
bouncing boy at his house. He
a told us his name, but we did not
nave our pencil along and did not
write it down, and therefore you
can't prove by US what the young
man will be called.
Mr.. T. B. Parker, whose notice of
Farm hand and mixer wanted
which appears in THE CAUCASIAN,
Il informs us that he has received ans
wers to his want, from all portions
of the State. This is pointer to
Il those who wish to reach the people.
81 THE CAUCASIAN has not only local
circulation superior to any paper
published in this section but it goes
10 every county in the State except
one, and it shall go there, if we have
to carry it ourselves.
We did not attend the meeting of
ia the board of magistrates on Monday.
=, We learn they fixed the tax at 20
cents on the 800, We enquired of
one of the J. P's. what the tax was
II and his answer was 20 cents, "we
could not get them any higher" and
ii we learn that the WE was himself
and a few others who have been
sucking the public paps for 10 these
many years, it is true some of them
have had to suck some of the back
BITS where there was not much, milk
but they had tit all the same.
We hear of another enterprise to
soon start in Goldsboro. Mr.. S, B.
Parker and 0. l.. Baker, we learn,
will put in some machinery in the
old plant of O. r Rand & Co., and
will be prepared to make anything
you may want from hoe handle to
fine mahogany set of furniture.
They can do it. They are practical
workmen. Will do the work them
selves and therefore will be able to
save you much of the cost that usu-
ally go to pay capitalists per cent.
on money invested, presidents, Sec
rctaries and treasurerS salaries.
In glancing over the Messenger of
yesterday our eyes fell upon an item
under Personal Mention which we
read: "We sincerely regret to learn
of the death of Mr.. Geo. V, Strong
and we stopped and turned our eyes
from the paper and then and there
lamented the loss Of our old friend
and we exclaimed, is he, too, gone
tne by one they pass away; and oul
Heart was sad. We finally returned
TO finish eading the item, and we
found 1t was not our Geo. V. Strong
but another; travelling salesman
for Messrs. Giles & Murchison, {
stranger to US. We cannot expires!
pur feeling, our old friend was
Head to all intents, in our mind, ant
II felt like a return to life, and L
the cid gentleman could have beer
present we should have felt like EN-
bracing him.
Mr.. B. J. Langston died at hi
residence in this city on Tuesda,
last. Aged go years. Mr.. Langstol
was for years an engineer ON th