The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-11-17
STATE ntvs

Ned Springs Rseora. The l.aur
Distance T.l.phos. L 10 from F.,-
e''evllle. sPau, Spnes,. etc, "a,
CON pleied To this p,.al yes.rdxy
u may bstxt-ndtd to Tarbor, sx
q. A. HsIdsrress.
Weldon News. State farm eros.
are as Zoe as wers ever bsfsrs seen
and hnIcrsds Of hands are pou ba,,
picking out the immense cotton
crop. oSipg To the lou priee of the
saapl-, tosever, the : a,e eanro,
poss'bly make ANY money on there
farms this year. IL expenses ar.
met II wiii TO about all TIA, can be
expected.
Rocky Moan, Arso,au,: Th.
con- % unity vas surprised ard shock
ed Thursday morning by The per
of the d-sih of T. r. Braswell, Jr
~ baul-boro, which occurred IT 3
o'clock this morning. X 5.
Lewis Who livss about four N lie, sr~ W
'own. lost his pack.houss ~ith Is acO
rounds Of tobacco on TUESDAY night
The fioe 10 supposed 20 be OF iueen.
diary origia. There Was some insar-
ance.
Charlotte News: John Peaey.
sho lives NJ Lilo. ville Falls, n. {.
reports thai b -Ars have eA.sn I'D al
bis hogs. There are still q go.d
many bears snd deer in the Wild
eorges OF the Lineville be'ween the
Shoot oh Mountain and the FslI..
where there are more than loo, 900
acres OF land without a cabin or
clearing.
AT . public meeting hello in
Winston recently the following
Z. solution was adopted by th-
manufacturers and employers Of
labor: Resolved, Tnat The to-
btceo manufacturers and other en-
ployers Of labor In the two towns b.
requested TO use ali reasonable forts
To give preference to white, in place
of colored employees to their bus
ness and to extend the same prefer
ence In all patronage"
The Norwood (N. CO cotton mills
hlew their whistle first on October
81, and started the engine Novem-
Der l, aud the Textile Excelsior
CORE spondent there writes that all
the ia, mers iu Stanley county vii
be in The way for the q. Z. four weeks
Examining the new tangled cotton
machinery" They ask many ques
'ions, and some call the card cyI,n-
A.vs nnltoro s~& Ill Ii.
bers. spinning frames. Tue Mr.
wood mills will be producing yarn
ny the hrst o. Decent ber. Louis J.
Guion Is Superintendent, and b. l..
Ledw.ll, overseer of cardiug and
spinning Concord S apdard.
FRANKLIN, Nov. 9.-Cbarles L.
Ipgram, one Of the most prominent
cinz MS Of Macon county WAS s.ri-
ousiy and probably fztaily shot Tue,
day night by Alex Kinsland's broth
- aud SONS one else. in Shich kiuf-
land, thinking that Inera m had com
mitt-d the deed shot him in tn. bress,
i, fl ,ctira a mortal wound. HIS puy-
sician, DIR. s. II. Lyle, says tn. re is
iittle'Or NO hope OF his recovery.
DILLsBORO, n. c., Nov. l"-Tbe
negro. Mncn Mosely, who attempted
IN assault two White women o.,
Franklin Sunday, was lynched At o
''cl"k last night. There we're abou'
400 men in the crowd. The sher n
d.liv. r. d up the keys. The body wa
cut down this morning about SIX
o'clock.
HICKORY, n. c., Nov. 9.-Abeut }
o'clock yesterday morning, a freight
train, Mr. Cline engineer. cas- bound.
c. ll.dtd VIII an engine, N. "a, west
bound, Mr.. Walton, Of Morganton.
engineer. about three miles from
town. Walton was killed and Mr..
Moody. of Waynesville. fireman OF
the freight train, also. The negroes
we're badly il jared and . third Is 10
q dying condition. Tue arms Of an
unknown man we're found. He vas
presum umably . tramp and his body
may be found under the debris. Both
\ an ninea vopo ~eocko1