The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1906-08-23

ItOUkTY II am very glad 10 an.
nounce to you that Hon. Marion
Butler and Hon. Herbert F. SeaweII
will address our people at the Cour.
House here next Saturday, August
18th, that being also the date or our
County Convention.
A large crowd of our people will
be present 10 hear these distinguished
speakers. Come one. come all.
In. T. CHAPIs,
Chm'n Ex. Com.
Mrs. Hugh Williams, Of Rose
wood, fell out Of door, at her home,
last Friday afternoon, and dislocated
her right wrist.
The engine TO the work train got
off the track at the switch In the
depot yard here, last Thursday after
noon, which prevented Capt. Alston
from going out on his afternoon trip
TO Moncure. Another engine came
to help the diiched engine ON the
track but got off itself. 80 no train
with mail or passengers went out for
a whole day.
Our people are delighted at the
prospect of hearing the Hon. Marion
Butler at our County Convention
here next Saturday, the 25th. We
bespeak for him big crowd and are
sure that all who hear him will be-
we'll paid In coming out to hear him.
He is one of the best posted men in
tine whole country, and all who hear
him will be we'll pleased and bene-
flied with his address. Come one,
come all.
AT the Republican primary held
here last Saturday, Mr.. Robert T.
Farrell was unanimously nominated
for Constable for Centre township.
We learn that the various prima-
ries held last Saturday in this county
were we'll attended, and much i'm
terest manifested, looking to the
success Of the party this fall. A
large convention here next Saturday
is anticipated. Now let all our peo-
pie lay aside their work for one day
and attend the convention. A rich
store is in prospect for those who
vi come and hear Hon. Marion
B liter and Hon. III. F. Seawell.
Mr.. VIM. T. Brown and son Carey,
of WinstOn-Salem, are on visit to
relatives and friends.
At q church conference here at
the Baptist church, Immediately af-
ter the preaching service last Sun
day morning, the church member
ship presented to Mr.. r. B. Line
berry a very handsome gold watch,
as token of the regard and esteem
in which he is held, for the very
active pat he has always taken in
church work. Mr.. Lineberry in a
few days will 60 to Maundale to
take charge of the academy there.
The watch was presented in a neat
speech by the pastor, Rev. M. L.
Hobbs, and was accepted by the re-
cipieDt in a very feeling talk Of ap.
probation.
Mr.. O. P. Townsend and children
of Bennettsville, 8. c., after visit
of ten days to relatives and friends
returned to their home last Monday
| The Democratic candidate for the
House in this County is a young
lawyer, raised in town, and knows
: but little of the needs of farmer
The voters are nearly all farmers
and ought to be represented by I
man who knows how to pull bell
cord over a mule and knows some
thing of the needs of the hare
worked farmer. When the voter
send a lawyer to Raleigh to MAKE
) laws for them the lawyer is sure t,
look out for himself, and the law
: he helps to make are so mystifiet
that the lawyer gets a job when h
. comes back in unraveling the law
b. so that they can be understood. Let
: send a man to Raleigh to legislat
for us who knows the needs of tn
r farmer and laborer.
J. Real estate values in this sectio
O have increased very much With
It the last few years, until now sue
= property brings good prices. Thos
r owing timber lands are strictly i
2. it so far as money is concerned. Th
excellent prices now prevalent al
10 in striking contrast to prices unds
= Democratic administration, and "
n our Democratic friends want
is change. They will hardly get
le change. The people know goo
t. thing when they get it.
~ Last Saturday our streets pr
~ ~ $ nted very lively appearance, ar
=; r especially so at night. A traveliI
= cider bar moved about from sire
- 10 street dealing out hard cider
whites and negroes alike, and qui
- a number got ''tight" and behav
- very badly.
n With good prices for everythiu
he real estate, personal property, Iabt
he and indeed all lines of business In
o. fourishing condition, it will be t
he ho;oht of fnlIv for oIIr DamOora'