The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-11-23

.-. h.fore the end of the month; and
: ,ou desire the paper go to you any
I,,gpr YOU must send in your renew
..,v that time. The low price of
.4. raper makes it JUST OUT OF THE
ar.srIoN to send it longer than it is
,i for. Be governed accordingly.
,>nrx TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Is. S. Walker-"Petican cotton
sd for sale.
Wanted-A lady wishes position
As Stenographer.
aay-We wish to request our read
er. when writing to any of the above
COMPANIES to say that You saw the
,t.rrtisement in THE CAUCASIAN.
afr. II. J. Ham turned off the wa
FER IN his fish pond a few days ago
and caught a quantity of German
Carp, and other fish.
The fourth Demorest Silver Medal
Contest will be held at St. Johns
u. +. church in this city on Friday
night of this week. Admission fee
90 cents.
The Evangelist, Rev. Mr.. Gales,
has been holding a series of meet
,r,s at St. Paul's church in this city
the past few days. There has
been much interest manifested, es-
D,.ally among the church members.
Hog killing time draweth nigh
and il makes our mouth water when
w think of the sausage and souse
that the well TODD farmer will soon
be casting on. We see some pork
in the market being offered at 81 to
cents.
4 limited number of our subscri-
brrs could exchange good pine wood
for years renewal to the paper just
now. They ought to renew and we
are bound to have the wood. so come
along few of you and we will trade
that way.
Married, on the evening of the
2Ist inst, at the residence of the
brides mother, Miss Minnie f. Ken
nedY, of Wayne county, n. g., to
Evangelist Charles A. Peterson, of
Blue Earth county, Minnesota; Rev.
/. ). Nixon officiating.
On November l4th DIR. W. s.
Walker sold "A bales of Pelican cot
ton. The "a bales in the seed weigh
ed 3d. G4, an average of 1921 lbs. to
the bale. In the lint the "a bales
weighed 1884 lbs, an average OF
522 lbs. to the bale. This is certain
ly very fine yield. He has some OF
these seed for sale. See advertise
ment in another column.
Mr.. Melvin Hinson, young m an
living in the Northern part OF the
city, formerly an employ IN the ma
chine shops of Messrs. Dewey Bros.
died yesterday morning after pain
fdl illness of several weeks. About
SIX weeks ago he had surgical oper,
alton performed removing a small
wen or tumor from the back of his
hand, he at once was taken with
rheumatism and has gradually grown
worse until death relieved his suffer
ing. We learn that the doctors say
he died Of blood poison.
We learn that a certain Goldsborc
man has returned from a visit to MIR
Cleyeland's "pie distributor" fol
North Carolina, and rumor has il
that he is not feeling as calm as hi
might have felt had he not been tolc
that Mr. Carroll is the coming mar
for Marshal. We do not know how
much work Mr.. Carroll did In thu
last campaign to merit the appoint
ment, but the other fellow done abou
considerable to our certain khowl
edge. But you know Carroll deserve
quite a chunk of pie for coming tn
term "Mary Ann"
To convince the farmer that tel
cent piece, for which he had to Civ
one and one half pounds of cottol
ig worth as much, and 60 as far IL
debt paying as the twenty or twenty
five cents that he used to get for tn
same quantity of cotton; you mus
let him see it work that way Whe
ne goes to pay the salaries of super
intendent and teachers of on
public schools, mayors of cities an
other public officials, until you ca
convince him with a practical den
2ns.ration of this fact, it is reason
2ble that he should remain som'
what dubious about the matter.
One Hundred and FOrty-f Wrecks.
A terrible cvclona off the coast