The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-10-07

The Coauty COMMISSIONERS met Mon
u,ly routine business was trans
scled.
rho confidence of the people in
uaod's -ar-aparllla Is due to its une.
mailed record of wonderful cures.
r,s Railway Commission will not
iit. decision in the telephone mat
u. .,s " ~, the 18Th, the date of the next
meeting.
rbe report Of city Sanitary Inspec-
-. sale for september shows deaths
...gssred at the Health Department
\ ..olDws Whole number of deaths, 81
rbites -, c0lored 8. OF these one
wundpr one year of age and 3 over
Serenity
Governor Russell is invited to open
The winston Tobacco Association Fair
November %, to participate in q pa
,sde and BE- the guest Of the AssOcia-
nou. He is also invited to open the
cOlored state Fair at Raleigh, NOvem-
Der "a,
Fire, last Wednesday, In West Raj
pgh burned The store of A. ID. Taylor,
with his stock Of merchandise, valued
At $1,000 The building was owned by
r. &. Ca.tleberry. Agricultural and
Mechanical College saved adjoining
buildings.
A telephone company, Of which Mr..
will Wynne is president, is rapidly
Carrying forward the work of COM
pleting the system between this city
snd GoldsbOro, and the branch lines
to SmithlieId and to Dunn are now
Completed and in operation.
At the Governors Mansion last FRI
day ulght, lawn party was given
under the auspices of the WO-
mans Christian Temperance Union.
Those who were present reported a
delightful evening. The lawn was
brilliantly illuminated with Japanese
lanterns. Music and refreshments were
also among the features.
superintendent John X. Smith to-
day paid into the State Treasury
1901 as Penitentiary earnings. He
says that next Monday | will, for one
time, entirely clean out the peniten-
itentiary.' This means he will send
sll tn convicts away to the peDiten-
tiary farms to pick cotton, save those
who cannot leave the hospital.
An accident occurred in the Asylum
grounds last Friday which came near
being attended with serious results
Mr.. will Eatman was drivinga two.
seated trap, and in trying to pass Mr.
Blake's ambulance, which was also re.
turning from the Asylum, the vehic,'
ran off the road, which is quite mar
low, into a ditch and turned complete
v over. Mrs. Eatman, Misses Maud
nd Lal Denton and Miss McKane
kere seated in the trap in addition tC
|lv. Eatman. The ladies were badly
heightened and sustained painful in.
jures. A physician was called to at
tend Mrs. Eatman. The horse was no
hurt. Mr.. Eatman did not see tn
ditch.
Judge Purnell, of the United States
District Court, signed the following
order, which Clerk Fortune is directed
tOsend to ali United States commits
siOners at appearing from the rec
Ords and otherwise, that most of thu
executions on judgments against de
fauIting defendants and sureties OF
their bonds are returned, Nothing Il
be found it is Orderd by this cOur
| that commissioners of this court tax,
no sureties on appearance bonds ex
cept such as can and do justify. Al
bonds must be justified in writing. 1
is further ordered that in all crimina
cases the defendants shall he bound t,
The District, and not the Circui
Courts, except where the punishment
mentioned in section 54l2, Revised
statutes, entitled Grimes"