The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-11-01

IN, W. ston Far i. 10 pfogress
tuis week
The national election 10 neg, Taes
DAY, y 8 . h.
he Baptist STATE Convention meets
Raleigh next month
he merchants OF kaieigh have
10 ned an association,
The Weldon FAIR opened Monday
and vii continue until tomorrow.
The iurn r. 81 kdg~cUmb- have or
saniled Cotton Growrr.' Assucia
uuu.
The Fayetteville FAIR thi. year
will IL, held on November 7th, 8th
and 9th.
Senator Pritchard spoke hero in
the Metropolitan opera house Tues.
day night.
Mr. 7. Weaver. OF Orange coun.
ty, has discovered a rich gold mine
on his farm
The Sheriff. 81 Beaufort county
brought two convicts to tho ponl-
Tertiary Tuesday.
The mayor OF Raleigh says the
crowd at the Fair last week WAS tn,
best behaved no had over knO.n.
The Newborn Fair will be held
from Nov - 10 18th Ii bids fair
To be- one OF the best in liz history
Their" are three mild cases of Typhoid
fever Al the Normal. The cases were
died Monday from the effects or a
dose Of cresollne taken a few nights
before By mistake.
The case against the Democrats
ut Smithiield for intimidating vot-
ers In the August election has been
continued till Nov. Sth
'rhc rre5by terrain Synod of North
Carolina will meet in Raleigh the 25th
Of November This will be = large re-
ligiOus gathering.
Lyman A. Deal, a lieutenant In
the Second North Carolina Regi-
ment during tho Spanish American
war, died at his home I'm Ashevllle
Saturday night.
Stah Turner, popslar young man
OF Rockingham county, was accidental
~ killed Saturday afternoon viii .
playing game of baseball near Reido-
willie.
Joe Brown was tried at Wilton Tues-
day for the killing of Mark Evan, n
lew weeks ago The case was dismiss
ed, the magistrates Judgment being
that the killing was iustiiiable homi-
eide
We are in receipt 81 a oomnuni-
cation from Mr.. J r. Spence. Of
Haywood, n. g., supporting Don
nelly and ker for President and
Vice President but received it too
late for publication.
The sheriff of Cumb rland county
brought SIX convlcts TO the S'ate
pruitertiarv last Monday Five
were II gr" men and the six b y viii Q
woman. One of the negroes, John
council, has TO serve Term of TWEEN
ty three years for burglary.
Wade LOvett, Of g Greensboro, q col
ored carpenter, met with instant
death Monday afternoon in falling
from the top of coal house he was
building. The fall was only seven
or eight feet, but his neck was bro
ken and death occurred before a
physician could reach him.
A negro was arrested here sunday
and sent To Jail for stealing Il COW. Ut
WAS working for his brother, and IA hi:
brother refused To- pay him, n though
he would take the cow and sell her Il
get pay for his wages However, Il
seems now that h. will have to WORT
while longer without any cOmpensa
ton.
G1ldsboro Argu Car load afte
ear load OF tiue osk and Ash logs ar
seen passing through Il is city daily
on their uayto tue mills of the + 1ter
prise Lrmber Co, on the sou'ber.
surhurb The lum bar from these log
is used by the Goldsboro Table Fac
tory, which is already in full opera
ton. aud receiving orders by every
mail for their toc tables.
The executive committee OF tn,
state Farmers Alliance met In Raj
Cigh last Thursday morning, an'
transacted considerable rout n
business. All the members OF tn
committee wcro present, excep
one. Tho secretary and treasure
were authorized to proceed, immt
diately after tho national election
with the organi cation OF new sut
Alliances throughout the State.
A uepro man was found boo-ho
lug on Fayetteville street Saturda
afternoon because his employer ha
failed to pay him his wages p,
Ilcs III IN came along and told him
he had any troubles he should repo
them to the proper authorities iu
stead OF disturbing the whole neigh
borhood by his wall. Just then
gentleman stepped up and paid hi
and the dalk-y walked eff wipin
away his tears.