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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08
Ant.-Tusion PopuIis.s Call = Convention
fOH mt. %.

According to a signed call the
mid Roader' Populists held a mass
meeting last Saturday at the court
house in Raleigh. About As Popu.
lists responded to the call. Mr.. r..
n. Wypne called the meeting to or
der and named Ex-senator 4. G..
Greene chairman aud e. L. Mccall
ers Secretary. A committee Of FIVE
were appointed to draft resolutions
and plans Of organization. After
some time the committee made it's
report, after citing several primer
Piles for which the Peoples Party
stands, it concludes as follows:
RESOLVED, That primary meetings
in the various tG wnships Of the coun.
ty be called and held at their usual
meeting places on Tuesday, Septem-
Der q, at , o'clock, p. M, to elect
delegates and township executive
committees, and that a county con-
vention Of such delegates be held in
the city of Raleigh on Thursday,
September 29tb, 1898, TO nominate a
straight PopuliH ticket.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08
BRUNSWICK COUNTY PopulisTs
Hold Their Ceasfy Sessinatisx Csassa'
sson SD Good Men selected s.r oae~-

Hold Their Coasfy sessinaaisx Csa.sa-
Iaths.i..ste .ad H.rmssisa. Ne~ssax.
For The CAUCASIAN
The Pepulists Of Brunswick county
met for the purpose Of nominating q
county ticket at Lockvoods Folly,
Aug. y, 1895.
The convention WAS called 10 or
der by chairman W. W. Drew. VII q
stated the object OF the meeting, sf.
ter which he called John Jenretts "a
temporary chairman, and Isaac Jen-
rette AZ temporary secretary.
On motion, the temporary officers
we're made permanent.
j. p. Cox, +. Sellers, J. W. Brooks
and E. u. Parker we're appointed q
committee on credentials. Said com
mittee retired and made out the fol-
loving report, which was accepted
Town Creek township. entitled to
IA voter; Smithville to 6; Lockwoods
Folly, 8; Shsliotte 9; Waccamaw 6;
Northwest not represented. Total
vote of the county, 45.
On motion, the convention pro-
ceeded to nominate q county ticket,
with the following results,
For Representative, William w.
Drew.
For Clerk of the Superior Court.
Thomas l.. Vines.
For Register of Deeds, John w.
Brooks.
For Sheriff, Daniel X. Walker, ..
For Treasurer, John Jenrette.
For Surveyor, Silas I. King.
For Coroner, Pinkney c. Gore.
For County Commissioners, Isaac
Milliken, Benz. D. Wescott and Geo,
K. Andrews.
ALI were nominated by reclamation
except the Representative and COM
missioners.
On motion, the County Executive
Committee was appointed as dele
gates to the Senatorial Convention
RESOLVED, That the delegates use
all the honorable means in their pow
or to secure the nomination of Il. F.
Keith, for the Tenth Senatorial Dis
trict. Ordered.
That copy of the minutes Of this
meeting be sent the "southport
Standard" and CAUCASIAN for publ
cation, and the Progressive Farm:
err be requested to copy.
Thus closed one of the most har.
monious political conventions ever
held in Brunswick county.
JOHN JENRETTE, Chm.
ISAAC JENRETFE, Sec.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08

ssre they psosessins sgsinsss TIE
sppoinfmess al teGso oaeistsaSas b.
Dvmocfsfic legisisssrv ei~cseS scea
the fe1ru issne. AmooG the p~ms-
crate woo Gefe Ia thai i~vissa' NV sed
voted Tor negro mag esess.. esd shs
eA@~. Of Ocsasscus Ccks. ~. 7. Cshs
l. y. Dsrtch, II. Il short. VIC Tpuy,
Thos- y Iioif. n. 5. Ro5eses. :. y
fieG~s. c. - fesEDser and J. l.. Hob
Inson-sh~s~ Tn the senate. Nth Tho.
,. jarvis. presiding: IN the Hcas~
Jas. W. Wilson. v. Y. Richasdss.e. ee /,
-. Rose. w. r. Roberts. u. n. NcL.an,
Jas. II. AcIvsr. ALFRED Roula1d. aad
jobs - Heedersou. Against the &C.
ton OF fhese men. the piue uho prU-
tested said IF Democsa,s do y bat
they have psrsistenfiy abused and esn-
dcmnsd Republicans FOE doing, boz
can they hope To escape just o-nsur-s-
Here it 10 stated. on, of Democratic
mouths, that "nigges- Wss . fraud in
&c IL 10 . fraud nov. Th- people
nov 10; they are wiser now shan they
sese in is.6. and they are not going
to be fooled about IL nov.
And Yet in the face of this, they are
the men In North Caroiins vho have
their quiet conferences with negroes,
and openly in their public prints say
10 the negroes, you do . ms josity Of
the voting; therefore you ARE entitled
TO . majority Of the offices Of our
party; demand them" read tits
advice in paper published over
here In Dunn, In she same issue
Of which l found also an appeal for
the formation Of white suprem.
scy clubs TO beat back the waves Of ne
gro domination.
Whs. bypocrits these Democrats be.
Ii Is Astonishing to me that God Him.
self lets them live. IL is . wonder he
does not start out and blast them for
their hypocrisy.
hav. loved the people Of sampson
county, and l believe they have al.
ways loved me. When / come here TO
Sampson | feel like l an under my
own vine and &c tree. They tell me
As much - they please that the Popu-
lists Of Sampson county are going
back into the Democratic party, and
just simply WOn's believe il. YOU have
done too much for the cause Of
the party, which is the cause Of
humanity, to desert tie leadership
OF Marion Butler for the leadership OF
such men rs Thomas J. Jarvis cloud
applause). There il nos . real Demo.
crat In North Carolina to-day Who
can say aught against the record Of
Marion Butler, though you have .
county man, now . goldbug at Turkey
Uaughter), who said ut the State con.
ventiOn that We had no United States
Senator, no man to all the seat OF RAN
son and BADGER in the United States
Senate; he had to be reminded to
mention Vance. OF course the con-
trolling element in the Democratic
party, the gold element, fOfgets Vance.
When We stood by him they deserted
him.
Going back, are you? Well ! don't
believe it. believe rather the, Dem.
OcFats are coming to Us,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08

Rockingham County Peoples Party Mass
Convention.
A mass convention of the Peoples
Party of Rockingham county is hereby
called to assemble in the Courthouse
at Wentworth, N. G, on Thursday,
September 20, 1898, at 10 o'clock a. M,
for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for the Legislature and county
offices, or such part of the ticket as
the convention in its wisdom decides
to make, also to transact any other
business that may come before the con-
vention.
All voters who intend to work with
the Peoples Party ticket at the next
election are cordially invited to attend
and participate in the business of the
convention.
BY order of the Peoples Party
County Executive Committee.
j. H. LAsLEY, Chmn.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08
POLITICAL NEWS.

The Democrats of the Fourth Con-
gressional District are mentioning
Mr. Fr~nk 5. Spruill, of LOuisburg,
and Mr.. Ed. Chambers Smith, of Rail
eigh, rs candidates for Congressional
hOnOrs.
Milliard +. Stancell was nOmi mated
for the Legislature by the Democrats
Of Northampton.
Judge Spencer y. Adams, of Yam
ceyyilie, has been nominated by the
Republicans o. the Fifth Congressional
District for Congress. Hon. Thomas
Settle was his opponent in the cOnven-
ton. 1t required two ballots, when
Judge Adams secured Is votes to Mr..
Settles IL.
The Populists of Forsyth will hold
their county convention at Winston
next Saturday.
1t is stated that the Republicans Of
the Third Congressional District will
not support Mr.. Fowler, the Populist
nominee, and have called q convention
for September 29th, to be held at Fay
etteville. to nominate straight Re-
publican candidate.
Inc Vi DIduCh hoNC
mated for House of Representatives,
Geo. Ii. Currie; Clerk Superior Court
A. NJ. Mcneil; Register of Deeds, j.
Ii. Williams; Sheriff, S. &. Wooten
Coroner, j. G. Roberts; Surveyor, j.
Downing; Treasurer, r. l.. Bridger
Commissioners, G. L. Parker, c. w
Lyon and DR.. w. X. Anders.
The Democrtic Convention of the
First District, held at EdentOn last
week, nominated John II. Small, OF
Washington, for Congress.
| Democrats of Second Congressional District
| Make No Nomination.
| WILSON, N. c., Aug. 3l.-The Demo
cratic Congressional Convention Of the
Second District, met here to-day. The
session was short, and no nomination
made. The convention adjourned, sub
| ject to the call Of the Executive Com
| mittoQ
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08
Chairman P. P. Elk. Com.

To the POpQlist Voters of viii: on County.
It will soon be time for our party
to hold its convention and nominate
candidates for the various Offices in
this county, and I hereby suggest
the name of Mr.. A. B. Boykin for
the office of Clerk of the Superior
Court, and in my opinion he would
make a good Clerk and strong
candidate, and would be elected by
large majority.
J. w. ROBBINS.
GARDENERS Township.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08
Precincts Consolidated.

The Clerk of Wake Superior Court,
Dan H. Young, has consolidated the
voting precincts in Cedar Fork, Now
Light, Panther Branch and st. Mat
thews. Clerk Young has designated
the new voting precinct in each of
these townships. Ia st. Matthews
ire voting precinct will be at Wilder
Grove, in Panther Branch at q. P.
Partins, ia New Light at the public
school house, near Laws old store,
aud in Cedar Fork at J. Z. Adams
Store \ Beads.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08
Ho0rt.en Died IT SrA.

New YORK. Aug. 3l.-The trans
ports Allegheny and Panther arrived
this morning from Santiago. The
Allegheny cast anchor in the bay
about Q o'clock. She left the south
coast OF Cuba on August 23th, and
made . slow voyage. 90 board are
Companies A. Il. c, ID. 4, Y, q. aud
h. of the Ninth Aassacb usets, in all
625 soldiers, OF whom li5 are sick.
Fourteen men died on the and all
we're buried at sea.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08


The southern Raj way has rendered
ia bill against the Sta'e Tor the move
ment Of volunteer troop to anh fro"
this city. IL amounts to T.. oU.
The Apex Canning compan.' OF apex
has decided to increase its pla w. AZ
smeeting Of the board Of directO - tue
.ale Of $4,000 in additional bonds was
authorized.
Mr.. Willis q. Briggs has been ap-
pointed Jury commissioners for this dis
trict Of the Federal court, vice G. Tom
Bailey, resigned. The appointment
was made by Judge Thos X. Purneil.
The Governor commissions David NJ.
Clark, a son Of Associate Justice Wal
ter Clark, captain Of Company M, OF
the Second Regiment-the Murphy
company--vice j. w. Cooper, Jr., re-
signed.
Last week n house on the plantation
OF Hugh Blal0ck, . farmer in Panther
Blanch township, was burned. with
II we're also consumed twelve bales OF
cotton, the property of Mr.. Blalock.
II was an inoendiary hre, but no ar
rests have been made.
Just rs We 20 to ;press TrK CAuCA-
SIAN received a copy OF the premium
list of the State Fair. We shall give
II an extended notice in our next issue.
The Agricultural and Mechanical
College opened last week under very
bright auspices. The enrolment Of
Students at the beginning of the ses-
sion Is larger than at any previous
opening.
Mr.. G. M. Daughtry died September
LIST at his home in Dover, N. c., after a
brief illness. lie was member of the
Presbyterian Church. and died with
his trust in the Lord. The bereaved
family ana friends have the sympathy
of the entire community. L. H.O.
Wake Forest College fall term opened
last week. The attendance Is large.
l67 students have registered and the
outlook for prosperous school year
most encouraging.
j. III. West, North CarOlInas most
popular excursion manager, ia in the
city to-day perfecting arrangements
fer an excursion to Asheville. Mr.
Mest had already chartered two trains
la Asheville for September II, and will
operate one from Danville; the other
from salisbury. His excursions are
always popular and are well patron
ized by eur best people. The rates
from ali Dol nts are very low.
The Governor last week granted 8
pardon to Philipp Williams, of Burke
county, who was convicted OF man
slaughter and sentenced to the peniten
tiary. Williams has served a good par
OF his sentence, and his accOrplice VIII
was sentenced with him received par
don some time since. 1t was represent
ed that Williams had a wife ant
several children who are dope nden
upon him and who are in destitut
circumstances and for this reason tn
Governor granted the pardon.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08
Sold by Druggist. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The University Executive Committee.

The Un1yexs1ty executive CommAtIee'
The executive committee of the
Board of Trustees of the State Uni
ysrsity met in this city Tuesday.
Taere were present Governor Rus
sell presiding, Col. J. S. Carr, Maj:
j. W. Graham, DR.. R. d. Lewis and
Mr.. r. 81. Battle.
President Alderman was unable
to attend, on account of q severe in
disposition, by which he was con-
fined to his house. He reported
with recommendations by letter to
the Secretary Of tho Board.
Mr.. Archibald Henderson, Of
Salisbury, q recent graduate Of the
University with distinction, wal
elected an instructor in ma themat.
les, vice Mr.. George P. Butler, re-
'igned.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08
North Carolina I Office of the Clerk OF
Wake County, the Superior Court.

North Carolina Office of the Clerk of
Wake County, the Superior Court.
Id. II. Young, Clerk OF the Superior
Court of the County and State afOre-
said by virtue Of authority vested in
me, do hereby consolidate the voting
precincts of Cedar Fork, New Light,
PANTHER Branch, and st. Matthews
Townships so as to have only one vot-
ing precinct for each of said Town
ships, and such voting precincts will
be at the following places, to wit:
For Cedar Fork, 10. Adams store.
For New Light, Public School House
near Laws old store.
For Panther Branch, George =.
Partins.
I For ST. Matthews, WIlder's Grove.
| ID. H. YOUNG,
| Clerk Superior Court
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08

Eighth District Senatorial Convention
and Public Speaking.
The P0pulist Senatorial Convention
will meet at the Courthouse in
Kinston on Wednesday. September
2lst, at IL O'Clock a. M, to nominate
candidates for the State Senate, by or
der of the executive committee of the
Eighth Senatorial District.
DR.. Cyrus Thompson will speak at
same date and place. All good citizens
of every political creed are cordially
invited to attend and hear DR.. Cy.
Thompson discuss the political issues.
II. Fl. PERRY,
Chairman.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08
The SUCCESS of q Failure.

This is the title of a new and il
Illustrated book that issues from the
Nonconformist Office the present
week. It is a novel written by |
Judge J. 81. Lincoln, of Stockville,
Frontier county, Nebraska. The |
plot is excellent and the story is as
striking as the title and as unusual
as is the voluminous Cd preface,
which reads: eff you don't see the
point, write me-
Judge Lincoln has told in a
charming manner the story of
"George Washington Smith," who
was born of aristocratic parentage,
and reared among the elite of Bos-
ton. He had taste for politics,
and early espoused the cause of Re-
publican goldbugs. He had con-
science, however, and a good sister,
and between them he was kept
from losing self respect and pre-
served from finally adopting the
heartless creed of his associates. In
the Mckinley campaign George
Washington Smith went West on g
campaigning tour, extending as far
as the mountains of Colorado where
he encountered a thrilling ":hold-
up" at the hands of highWayman.
Returning, a Populist leader played
a trick on him, which resulted in
his thorough conversion from gold
buggery and an espousal of the
cause of the people. The book is
Essentially Nebraska story lex
cept the circumstances surrounding
the introduction of the characters),
and in the Introduction of Nebras-
ka names of politicians, of all par
ties, and of Nebraska towns, Judge
Lincoln has made happy hit that
should make the book popular
from the start with Western read.
iers, and at the same time it does
not one whit detract from its inter.
est for readers elsewhere. There is
a thread of romance that runs
!, through the entire story, and with
, the charming finale lends perma
nent and sustaining interest that
carries the reader to the end with
pleasure and profit. The illustra
tions are numerous and in gOoG
taste, and are executed by our spe
cial artist specially for this work
THE Success of a Failure" abound
in vivid scenes OF political nature
in striking humor, and is not want
q ing in yathos, that appeals to thu
heart of the reader and brings tear
to the eye. 1t is full of character
!. istic Western human nature, an,
!. withal is Of a high moral tone tina
4 will commend itself to the mos
fastidious reader of fact or fiction
atPrice Is cents. Address this offic
: Tor J. d. Lincoln, Stockville, Neb.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08
Go. Liberation Ticket In Wayne.
Ne Popglists and Republicans OF
county have placed the follow

\ NONnty nAVe pI4Ceu tHe 10I10w
Wayn. "tn t4e ne o NJ
ing tick, .. =. LUG, -
Senate, sIA, S"tgo"i
A. Howell;L o onesln, c. ~ hy'
ter. NJ. +. Cox, Cnerry O"5CuI, -
Treasurer, VIC. 49, Seu~ d
H. johnson; Survey AuIurI, T. >
COmmissi0ners-M. u~su
Davis, John Daily and svsly ~.
1.-THE convention was lare 'oto os'et.
cinct was represented, and ',u ~
mined set of men would be asu
find. Everything was in barmoA. ~,
no kicking was heard. Every
seemed we'll pleased with the os3
work. The county of Wayne will be
in the Populist line in November.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08
DIR Wilcox Dead.

DR.. Joseph o. Wilcox died at his
home at Dresden, Ashe county, after a
sickness of four weeks with typhoid
fever.
DR.. Wilcox was the leading physi-
clan in his part of the State and his
practice extended over several cOun-
ties. He owned q magni 6cent farm
and was considered quite wealthy.
He has represented Ashe county in
the legislature, and was the independ-
ent Republican candidate for Con-
gress in the Eighth District this year.
He was the regular Republican candi-
date for Congress six years ago, but
was defeated by Hon. w. H. Bower.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08
CONVENTIONS.

Fifth District Judicial Convention.
The POpulist judicial Convention
will meet in Durham on Friday, Sep
TENDER lG. 1898. for the purpose of
nominating candidates..for Judge and
Solicitor. The executive committee Of
the district will meet at the same Tins
and place. A. ). PEACE,
Chairman.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08
u al TyphoId fessr.

My system WAS very much run
down by typhoid fever. I began
taking Hoods SarsapArilla and the
effect wasmost inviRoratlug. IL gave
me new lease of life, and I have
enjoyed good health ever since tax
ing it, and have been able to follow
my usual business" J. 4. CONNER.
JR., Rockbridge Baths, Virginia.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08
THE UNIVERSITY.

Lsrgesi patronage and fulie-s ~quipssens
an IN history. Faculty. 1-. Sfuc~sis 1R.
Academic Courss , Esc,lss soaruo 3
Professional Schools. In Law. Mcd,cahs and
Pharmacy.
Advanced ciss~ss oy~n Go women. TuS-
ton go year hoard q month. Amps
and loans for the NEEDY. summer school
Tor Teacher. "a INSTRUCTOR. lss btudsbts
Total enrolment. GO. For Csss'ovt,s I'd
dress. PRESIDENT ALDERMAN,
CHAPEL Htli ~ q.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08
Rough Riders Order ed Mustered Out.

Rough Riders Order ed Mustered Out.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-General
Wheeler received q telegram from
Adjutant General Corbin, to.day,
directing him to "muster ont the
Rough Riders at Camp Wlkof, at
once" The cavalrymen will accord
ingly be mustered out Of the service
tomorrow.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08

1t has been reported that General
Gorcia. the Cuban General has been
relieved OF his command ut the in
stance OF the Cuban inserge ant gov
eminent. The report. however. is
not credited by prominent Cubaus.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08

BUFFALO. N. Y, Sept. Miss
Bewsie Mcfarland, sister of Adm
tant Mcfarland of the 18th Infantry,
died at Fort Porter, of typhoid fever
contracted while nursing soldiers in
Cuba and the South. She was the
first woman victim of the war.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08
THEIR---
-, SUCCESS.

NJ Hathaway d Co.'S successes have become .
Aausshnid Word. Why2 The answer 10 simple.
thaJ are men with the courage Of their convic-
Gons. 0vIeinatoss, not lmttatoss. Their methods,
and the timos Sew and up to date, Among the
lesions az miscaaled sexperts ana legitimAte
spec,slists they stand to-day with clean nanos IN
tAe front rank Ct respectable PROFESSIONALISM ~
aknowSedoeA originates It the new and nov
widely adopted method Of tacating chrome ana
ccmpticated disorders. ....
Thsir reputation rests not On the afasap, tranS
varsat platform of purchased testimony. ~ 2p
, long list Of cured patients, visible local ~
\ Sess II their skill. As physiraans OF bne1nseS
m asCCisl Hnkun IN chs community they pteu8e0
co gplet,s co9sR II treetuleut and Glnmato cuIS
Sv, te "H.' t6sWsy nethod,."' unabridged. and AZ
MI nj. Vwith;n s&S E6Nsh 81 all.
rs Is. ,srs 4ssu 10 msai9iin Gin , frS%
:Ss 'ss ,1 best L ~sass e. sasssnt State
Boards Boards sish FL, sssi. bo; dCss
20 e. stric. Y D., ofsssional saS DO not ADOPT
IL, ~ but VIII, V ca. vcan FUN. Ss6hods Chat mapy
tns many faks ma fraudulent, q S6AEihg frde
u Ss. and so-1siia specialists 'GsN.R.fakes
taD Srae r to ;.btsin feN dollars from.
M, n.stims. ~ ~Ssfss
.,o,. sase'ss from any m ling aIssass. e,s. ~
tIss. 3D. assssss ssiIapss, ~ less Of mental VI,
wi DC oslnoN dINlau M hy0eoeolo. nlmoIss
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08

Val - - >~sa-@h-r TO- go
'@s'~s"a -s-is~--ss - -..sD r-y.rs-
nrr'. Ts-n'y sars. ...-s.so.s
'e~Sisi.i. 10 SsS-hy. y-n s--.s.-s
80 A<''ssltsr-. >rs~so-. C.,a. n.ssss-
zeal and LlsSisiosi Eas.ss.sss. Es-
p~as~s ,sey @ce.rst.. Yo< -sssi-sS~s
sdes~s.
irs. 40 HoiIApAY.
Eslssaa NC
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08
Peoples Party ueadsy uArters.

Peoples Party Headg quarters.
Tho Executive Committee OF the
PEOPLES Party have opened headquar-
ters for the campaign. They have sc.
cured the sarse quarters they occupied
two years ago, in the Farmers and
Commercial Bank Building, on the
third hJor. DR.. Cyrus Thompson,
chairman, is very busy directing the
work and billing speakers.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08

HOODS Pills cures nausea, sick
headache. billlousnss, indig .ftiou.
Price p cents.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08
A. and N. College 90.
80. Summer School.
FOR coLORED TEACHERS.

e.uond Annual session siil l,csla Jul, "a
l-S-. Ard continue thrrs weeks
city eupsrsntsnd~ofs Of tAs ysssosSal
Grsdet Schools and IN. l~~i oolors-d ssaoap
tor. OF the -tat~ hsgs hem ssrursd
lnsurTassed fsralfics aud oppouupiisss-
Make rr~yious Inquiry OF tieses ss~ut fas
reduced railrcsd rxis~. Il moi gssnisd Srna
81 once To the undersfYn~d
For clrcnlzu or oslsr infoftasfion ID
dress.
PRESIDENT DUDLEY.
e. a.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08

The Columbus News says farmers
bring very diseouraging reports OF
the conditions Of the cotton crop,
owing to the continued rains, which
have caused it TO shed, in some
places, its entire foliage.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-09-08
GUILFORD COLLEGE, NC.
Tarbor0 Male Academy.

Fan Session Ut the ysth gear usa~s
present Principal opens sepssmbes lss.
lsss. Thorough training for college a
business. small classes. Close p<r.
soDsi supervision ia all the aepsrs-
merts Of the work Board IN the
school with the PsincsraI q reasoss-
BILE rate. For casatseus oe lnfosua-
ton, address. -. WILLIAMSON
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