The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-09-28
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for. BE governed accordingly.
-o.,w ADVERTISEMENT.
u.rrell & Som New Store
Ss' 4 Thompson-Double Store
pr, Inc If GENIAL merchandise.
~! na,,,-e.,lye Farmer-Every man
% bis post 1oh Oeses-send ~
,oar job york.
~ wish to request our read
when ~riting to any of the above
..nnauie- % say that you saw the
I,a,tis. rsrut in THE CAUCASIAN.
The peopies cause cannot be won
l. .ittjug down and letting the other
,.ltox coutro'e Legislation Thorn
/ tons Monitor.
ys local has set apart next Friday
uornjpg ID. V. as his day for going
..bipg and if we don't bring them
:, vop NAV Just attribete it to the
,,et that they would not bite. We
,zvar fail to get him if he takes hold
We noticed the road force as they
we're brought in from their work the
o,ber evening and there is enough
# them to do any quantity of work.
We expects to see the roads leading
INN GoIdsborO in better condition
this Winter than usual. Now is the
tms to DO the work while the ground
/, drv, push them VIII.
A friend from Bay in Tyrell Co.
writes US that Brother Burgwine
Gibson, very worthy man, was
killed a few days ago by the acct
dental discharge Of his gun. He
was riding in road cart with his
gun, breach Of which was resting on
the foot OF the cart, the muzzle ly-
ing against his shoulder, when the
breach dropped through a crack and
the hammer striking the slot ex-
ploded the cap instantly killing him.
There is a law forbidding the sale
Of cigarettes to minors, yet you will
hardly find a boy in town who can
raise Dickle that hasn't package
in his pocket at any time you may
meet him. Somebody sells them tC
them. The man that will buy them
for boy is as guilty as the mer
chant who sells them. 1t is only
endeayoring to whip theDevil AROUND
the stump. There is going to be al
example made of some one some o
these days.
We have received the first number
Of "ThOrnton's Monitor" publiche'
4 stSt. Louis Mo. It is the Bigges
little paper that has been our pleas
ure to get hold of lately, 1t is lik
the old saying, "Fine goods com
done up in Small packages" It is
POpulist to the core. The subscrip
ton price is only Is cts a year, or
for $l.0O if you want to get tn
worth of dozen of eggs, sell then
and subscribe for the paper on
year. 1t is little but it is loud.
Read the advertisement in this Is
sue of A. J. Harrell & Son. Thes
gentlemen carry full line of groce
Fles. dry goods, boots and shoes, ii
ware &c &c. In fact if you are nc
wanting to buy a steam engine;
Darrell of red eye or have prescriI
ton filled our advice is to 60 t
Jacks and get all your other wants
You will find them clever and a
ways ready to tote fair.
The majority of the readers {
IHE CAUCASIAN are interested i
the success of the paper. They r
gard it as the advocate of their right
Hence the fact that they feel inclil
Cd to help those who are disposed
neIp the paper. If they do nj
patronlze those who woul
uellght in seeing the paper 60 dow
tOf the want of patronage, none net
surprised, man is chock full
human nature you know.
gentleman who has just retur
uHOm trip in the country tells
&c vas surprised to find the Populi
strength 50 great. He says tn
1Varly every man you meet is open
advocating our principles. He sa
Ouless the signs fail there will be
PO'''ical tidal wave in this count
4'A' fall that will astonish the n
yves. He is right. The people a
a"aking to their interest and a
,D'uklng for themselves, and "
~ 0O noI De surprised if they vote
they think.
we call the especial attention (
S W, readers to the advertiseme Mt
~sSSrs' Best & Thompson which a
p par In his issue, these gentlem,
liy a full line of groceries DIR
Gus and notions, and can supp
T ,u with anything you may nee
no 5o nfs also cotton buyers and W
the stan,l pay the highest price f
III cotton I'i ipss,: Or they will ship 20
ket ". n'uflng the top of the m.
II we are SatisHoI