The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10
THE CAUCASIAN.
Raleigh, n. g., February 10, 1888,

The Democratic executive Con :
mi'tep Will hold a meeting in Raleigh
on FEBRUARY p.
-rrker-aC,er gold are often disap-
pointed. seekers after health tsEr
Hoods Sar-aparilIa &ni find u meets
every expectation.
The Board Of County Comm .rion~r-
met in regular session Monday ana
Tuesday Of III. week. Routine bust
ness Vaa trau-.rtsd. Mr.. y. j. Rogers
md Mr.. j. &. J.. Harris were appointed
u committee % examine the claims
against the special road tax innd Tor
Raleigh township.
Article. oragr ,mpht we're flied with
the secretary of State for the forma-
ton Of IA" worth Company. The bust
ness proposed IL general merchan-
dI-r tusIur--. lra-Irg and selling
lard-, and property of 81 kinds. The
place 81 business j.. Wilmington. The
capital stock il not TO exceed 100000.
The number Of shares subscribed - =
GOO and the amount Of each share IL
$780,
Nr. John CIrhurch, cotton wei CHER,
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which may result seriously. Mr.. Up
church was rquatting on the ground by
"A wagon looking over his book when
The team suddenly started off and the
bale which was poised upon the wheel
was thrown upon Mr.. pchurcb, strik-
NIX him ia the back bet Ween the shout
d.r- and MASKING him lat on the pave
mrnt. Ills home il in swift Creek
township 10 which place he was taken,
alter receiving medical services.
The southern Bell Telephone Com
yauy have filed with the Railroad
Commission their $1,000 bond. IL will
be- remembered that tine Commission
ordered a reduction of telephone rem
tai rates TO 20 into effect February lst
and afterwards granted the companies
another hearing February 18th. The
Commission then allowed the COmpa-
mics, II they filed this bond to protect
the telephone users, not to put the
new rates into effect until after the
final decision February IL.
The Wisc0rsett Mills Co, Of Stanly
county, was incorporated last week
The capital stock of the company is to
be- not less than $4,000, and the prin-
Clpal place of business is to be the
town of Albpmarie. The business OF
the corporation shall be that of SPIN
ming and weaving wool, cotton and
Other textile productions and manu-
facJurIngs of same,into cloth and other
fabrics and the sale Of such manu-
featured products.
rineyiIle township was one of the
eight or ten townships IN North Caro-
A.. 4
alton for schools. The act under which
this election was held provided that
for each dollar raised for schools taxa
ton or by voluntary contribution, the
State would contribute like amount.
MIR. f.. II. Walker, county treasurer,
sent to superintendent of Public In
amount of special taxes raised for the
school fund in Pineville township,
S29l7l, and the amount raised by VOL
untary contribution in Clear Greek
township, $3.50 The State will dupli-
cate tins amount, and thus III these
two townships T5ll7l will added to the
school, fund.
superintendent Logan ID. Howell of
the city schools has compiled some in
terestinG figures. The statement given
out Is as follows:
The fourth school month ended jan
nary 2lst. During the month " new
pupils entered the white schools, and
25l the ColOred. They were distrib-
uted Is at the Centennial, 4S at the
Murphey, - at the Washington, 12l a,
the Garfield including the Watson
school; 50 at the Oberlin. The total
enrolment FOE the year thus far
reaches now 25l3 children; %!
white, 1,3l1 colored. This is an in
crease over the total enrolment fOI
the whole nine months last year of 6;
white, 2O7 COlored.