The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-02
7 o the People or Chatham County.

| will of the maus gement Of The eau
use of two columns Of space in thi-
paper, 1T very fair rates. anu We
urge our friends TO help us to make
these columns interesting To all our
people. The rate at which this pa
per can be obtained for the campaign
is only % cents. Send this amount
at once to John T. Johnson or II. L.
Chaplin, Pittsboro, and you will re
ceive the paper regularly during the
next three months. The paper is
Republican and its management will
make it both interesting and profit.
able to its readers. Any article of
news happening in your section or
anything of value in political way
for these columns should be sent TO
IL. T. Chaplin, at Pittsboro, who will
have charge of these columns. Now
let's all pull together. This arrange
ment with The Caucasian takes the
place OF the paper that was proposed
that we should issue here during the
campaign. Everybody in Chatham
ought to read it.
Capt. J. F. Aston, of the Pitts
boro Railroad, was Off few days
last week on vacation.
Ex-senator Jos. II. Goodwin, Of
the Raleigh postoilice force, is in the
county on vacation for a few days.
The union meeting Of the Sandy
Greek Baptist Association was held
at Mt. Olive last Friday, Saturday
and Sunday.
Some of the friends Of Mr.. G..
Wayland Moore, Of this place, are
speaking very favorably Of him as
a candidate for County Commits
siOner.
Mr.. Joe T. Griffin, of this town
ship, has sold his home place anc
farm, four miles west OF here, Il
Clarence Brooks, coiored. The con
siderati0n, SO we hear, is $3.50.
Mrs. Eliza Hearne, of this town
ship, aged nearly 80 years, has III
lineal descendants. a large nunbeI
of them met at her home shor
time ago and gave her a birthda,
dinner.
Prof. Rufus p. Lineberry. Of TIL
firm of Womble & Lineberry, o
this place, has accepted the place a
principal OF Maundale Academy a
Maundale, and will open up his Sc
lect school about September lst.
Rev. Theophilus Seymour,
young minister, was ordained 10 tn
full work Of the gospel ministry a
Mt. Gilead Baptist Church, eig'l
miles northeast of here last Sunday
He is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
thew Seymour, of Hackney post
office, and is q promising youn
minister.
, LOOK upon your tax receipt tn
: year and see one item, especial tax
Do you know what this sp3cial ia
4 is for? 1t is to pay the interest @
t our County bonds, $4,000, place
e upon US by our Democrats friend
,,fo thnCn hnr1S,
- be paid to a man named Staffor'
lWho lives in Tennessee.
The Democratic ring here, in Q
y der to give MIR. g. w. Womb
candidate for Sheriff, the "grar
bounce" has prevailed upon h
cousin, James Womble, to come O
as a Democratic candidate before Il
convention for member of Il
House. Keep your eye skinne
, "Neeley."
l., Know all men by these presen
Or that there will be no teachers inst
"a ltute held in Chatham County II
a. lyear for public school teachers. I
it Board of Education claims that it
at not able to pay for the institute, a
re- yet we are constantly being told ii
IS our Public School System is bel
"a improved. Do you believe it?
- John Aston, colOred, was COZ
a. mitted to the hospital for the insa
n at Goldsboro last week. For &C
siderable length of time he has G.
ried the mail on the Star Route
tween this place and ST er City.
10 At the home of DR.. II. T. Char
~ in Pittsboro, last Friday. there ,
~ reunion of the family Of the
mt William F. Foushec, those pres
being Lisa T., daught,e, i.
MI Mrs. W. W. Rose, Of Warrentt
Mrs. George A. Nation, High Poi
for Mrs. 81. T. Chaplin, Mrs. Matte
Thompson, Mrs. A. 81. London, \
Lula L. Bland and Miss Carrie
Foushee, of Pittsboro.
one
pen In speaking of the "law's del
as in dealing with parties charged v
lar crime, it looks like good long de
en- in trying the parties indicted for
ed, murder of the late Thomas III. \
full. an inmate at the State Hospital
var.