The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-09-20
Chatham County News


ticket In this county needs public ]
money 10 Fay his private debts
Public Office "a administered by
democrats Is private snap. Iteomes
high in this county. the money 10
pay the many officers
The disorder GRATED here by cider
Is almost a. bad IA If : regular ghis
key la. were in full blast here.
A small number went from this
place 10 Raleigh last Monday 10 hear
William Jennings orate.
A small pony and dog show gave
an exhibition here last Monday.
There are several cases Of diph-
sheris, ten miles west Cf here, in the
kimbolton section. Two or three
deaths have occurred from the q
ease.
Prof. r. 3. Lineberry, Of Mann
dale, was here Saturday and Sunday
last. His school there opened with
q very creditable number OF students.
Miss Bessie Fike left list Friday
TO enter Greensboro Female College
at Greensboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Headen have
returned from q two months visit
to their con, DR.. w. 4. Headen, at
Morehead, n. G.
w. l.. London IL Son have had
electric lights put i'll their store.
Corrinna Foster, negro woman
confined in Jail here, has been quite
i'll for several days.
Rev. c.. P. Jerome went to Dur
ham on a business trip last week.
Mrs. G. P. Jerome and Mrs. Mat
tie g. Thompson have opened the
fall session of Pittsboro Academy.
Mr.. James G. Boon, of Hickory
Mountain township, has leased DIR.
II. T. Chapin's Oakmount farm, near
here, and will move to it about the
last of the year.
Miss Emma Speight, trained
nurse of Raleigh, came up last Sat
urday afternoon to nurse patient
for DR.. Chaplin.
Every voter in Chatham county
who wants reduction in prices for
all farm products as we'll as re-
duction in prices for labor, ought to
vote for Mr.. f. w. Pou. His party
wants to change the tariff, and when
this Is done down goes prices for
produce and labor. Vote for MIR.
Goodwin if you want the present
prices to prevail.
The bonds about which the Demo
Gratis curse Hon. Marion Butler were
issued by Gov. Worth and Treasurer
Kemp Battle, both democrats. The
Supreme Court of the United States
said that they were legal, but the
democrats continue to curse and try
to fool the people into the belief
that they We're issued by the Repub
licans.
Democrats ought not to ''cuss''
b onds, for they are very much In
favor of issuing them themselves
They recently issued in this county
100000 worth of bonds to a for
|eigner. Some attorneys here feath
cred their nests pretty we'll in theil
"charges for services" in issuing
> them. One attorney got at ont
"draw', 1912 for his 'services."
o When the Fusionists retired from
Q the control of county affairs tn
Icounty owed about $4,000. Now
after three years of democratic mis-
management the county is in deb
$4,000!
~ The people of Chatham are payin
more taxes by several thousand do
liars per year than they ever paid o'
l., fore. Don't you think it time
call halt?
Every candidate on the Republi
can ticket in this county makes
success in his own business, and
ID therefore qualified to manage tt
ss county affairs. This Is more tha
can be said Of the democratic nom
D. nees, at least some Of them.
8. The county canvass will begin
lie Hadley township at Big Meadow
The sheriff will issue notices givil
the time and places for the coun
Z campaign.
The Sandy Greek Baptist Assoc
an ton will convene with the chur
no at Hickory Mt. on Thursday beft
the first Sunday in October, and W
1st embrace Thursday, Friday, Satt
Ieo day and. Sunday. This ASSOCIATE
at was organized 14S years ago, and
the second oldest in the Uni
+. States.
The people of Chatham are p
on ing several Thousands of dollars m
,os, than they ever paid before, and