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ING BY J
D, B. XICIIOLSOX
BPBftCBIKtlOW ftll ANNO..
" fl.00 SIX MoNTIIF.
Ollvion.K. C..,...Nov 4 .81C
ftfT Entered at the Pot Office
at Clinton, X. C. as wecond cla.-
mail matter
I 1 M( LUATICTl.J Ki:T.
Foit Hui'itEMK Coirur.
Win. N II. Smith,
Thomas S. Afiit:,
ALii:sTLH S. Mi:im:IMon.
For Coiir..v: ,
Chan. W. M-i;imoy,
of
For .Iiulr of the Superior Court
JVDWIX T. lloYUIX,
of Sampson.
For Solicitor.
()Livi:n ii. ai.li:n',
of Duplin.
suri'.uiou corr.r ji ix;i:s:
3rd UWlrir. 1). (i. Connou.
4th W'Airr.u Clauk
(Jth " KliWIN l'. IioYKI.V.
8tlt " . J. MoNTOOMKUY.
jOlh Al.lMIONSO C. AVKUY.
12th Iami-s II. MrnuiMox,
Kditor Caucasian,
Denz Sir:
KnowiH' that you always
take a deep interest in the fi
nancial condition of o:ir county
and tate, I hoiie vo:i will find
space for the following thoughts-
The duibarrassmynt in busi
r.ess matters has becoma alarm
in tr; tho subject dionands the
deepest Hludy of all who have
the prosperity of our peopl. at
heart. In five years from to
day coutiuuimr in Hh present
policy, our section oc th. state
will le absolutely bank-rupt.
Our eourso ior some time has
suicidal. Xow why suicidal".'
Became we are responsible in
part for past iail.ir ,'s. We con
sume more than we produce.We
buy more than v.c sell. O ir
policy is draining our county of
its financial life. Xo strictly
urricultiital people, and siuli we
are, can afford to ouy whnt thoy
can produce by the exercise of
their own energy, even suppos
ing ikey ran .buy cheaper than
they can produce. Why? lis
cause they hava ho money to
buy with except that which
they produce by their own la
bor from the soil. If a farmer
ran buy western meat for oiht
cent.! while it coUs him ten
c?nts t raise home-made met t,
let him riise it always. Win?
llecause lie can uti-iza and con
vert iiito money i:i the raising
of his tmat Mich producU as
would be u.ielcs.i to him if cou
Mimd otherwise, and furtlur
moie. if wo buy meat we must
pa v' f f it with cotton and cot
ton almost exclusively.
T.y investigation it will be
found that oar imports of meat
and Hour recpiire for their pay
ment aboui two thir.lj of our
exports iu cotton, and the r5
maiuiiu oue tbird goes for fer -tilizeirt.
We are new at that pwint
where we must, ia spite of
ourselves, leave off the purchase
of flour, meat and fertilizers to
aHcb an extravagant extent,
and, just in proportion as we
abandon this policy and produce
nt home, the articles mentioned
will our prosperty be advauced.
Now, tor.Edi tor, comes the iues
tion, can it be done? As to
flours and fertilizer undoubt
dly,yes, if our people are in
dustrious and prudent. As to
producing our own meat -.re cm i almost every afternoon, accom
onlyrelyoj future effort and I P'-ed by her mother. The in
experience. Xo trial that wo terestirg stage of decM-atiou
may make is likely to prov "A" beeu reached, and the im
worsa thau the existing sate of portant question of ceiling-, car
things.
We have uudrstood, from
various sources that by constant
and careful attention and by
keeping them shut up to tlietn
selves, our hogs in almost every
case will escape the cholera.
More over we learn that in
tliesA sections of our state where
the uv Fence Law"" prevails
the loss of hogs is exceedingly
email, while prior, to the en-
foreewfeut of th'.a law they died
outby 1 whole-sale. If tAs
true, it is the greatest argu
ment capabl of being produced
ill favor of no fence). We
think your paper may ateom-.
plMi for t ur people great
eood by inviting correspon
Whatever the truth i- let n ,
have it, and let every citizen
CXtrcise hirf pnWeM towards '
r'lr iviiit: our ciiuity uf dn-'
p.eJOll iu uusmvrs. ;
l"
!
wasiun(J ion lctti:::. !
(From o..r Uvular Corres. o:i- (
,lr,,t) j
Va-hinu!o'f Nc.v. 2, ISSo. !
Th-ri irondi hpi.-eu'.atio i
jn t now iii regard t the i-ou:-j l.n.ius oin ain.-i.
l,UA!Oil of the Fiftieth Coj;jIV.,. ( . (tM.f iu;lu.,ia ,t,v U. s. lal
'I her in Kleat d verity ot , ;ii Ui.i. o aitfu.lc-i t- iW iIoi.i:n.iK
opinion, of ciMite, u to wiiic'i j i'ms. i Mr DiiLe it ijj.-ite ilie IT. S.
party wili have a mjtnty. A- ! !' .i rv.i -c, an.l c can ut.ia'.u 1'aicut
i!on. S. S Cox .Slid.- tneie v i ! i i. J.- .'.im- I'.uu tii'-u n-ino'o lV'n
be inawy hoJe ill th Mou.-e- V.-a-.mnxo.v. -i:J .WaW.i I.vav.i,.,'.
Tho places of many proiuiiiftnt I u ''; tt ,l ii'-:ibil: y ic; "
ii oil uiil lie ilih'd by now ones.
I '.II t. S.li:1 1 1 il Ivfiil.'.i ll.ilil n llu!
Deinoerats u!l havo at ha-t I
twenty l.ve majority. '1 l.ey
have such a l-ire majority in
;,,
the I'Tesent House that it i.s not
be'ievcd it c;m be overco::io
unb'ss apithy wVall prevail to a
much urwater extent in the
Deinocratic than in the Re
publican districts.
Tho boldest d'Rlaratiou of
tlie present c;!mpaiu'u was made
by IJlaine iu a recent speech ui
Lnwistown, M.:ii:e, whieli was
in efFeet tirit tho Kep.iliians
would repeal tliH Civil Sc-rviee.
law and at once turn out every '
Democrat iu the service of the
Covenunent. Civil Serv
m.iissio!ier Ooerly. taking
Iilaiuj to task, said that having
es.deavi rod to make himself
acceptable lo the teiffperance
people, the l iuoritu' ruu an i
every sh ide of religious opinion,
he now scos to commend him
self to that portion of the Dem
ocracy opposed to Civil Service
system, in order to make his
calling and eb-ction sure. In
the campaign of IS S 4 he promis
ed to purify politics by in
troduclmr the very system
which he now deprecates s
ntroH.ir'y, if the poople would
boner him with llieir votes. Mr
vrj ii-fy remarked t.vat it Was
the boldest statement Ulaiiie
had made so far, and showed
his swi veelliku procii viCicm.
A trunt!?man from New York,
leader of the Democratic partv
irt that city .who was nere dur
in t lie week, was tpeahin of
the President's natural anxiety
in regard lo the wiccess of tlie
party in Xew York this fall. He
has L'eu on trial for eighteen
months and he thinks the
people of the State which put
him where he ds will expivss
their opinion of the Administra
tion and its methods ac the
polls this fall. He .btPeves
they aie with him. but ho does
..ot know it certainly, and that
rentiers him anxious as to the
result. Yes, continu. d he,
Cleveland's present term is ex
perimental. Hut if the Demo
iiiu's carry the next general
election they are in for twenty
live i eTtra of power, and nothing
can stop them.
. . - .t tt .
I h journal of the House of
Uepreseutatives for the fir.-st
session of the present Congress
lias just been issued, and it is
exactly one half larger than
ever before. It was ho bulky
that it had to be bound iu two
parts of sixt-eu hundred pajrs
each, Somo heroic remedy is
needed f r the bloated Con
gressional Kecord, and it has
been suested that C-nurress
adopt a rule that no man shn.ll
mike a speech from manuscript.
That would take out the worst
tarsh which now seeks a harbor
within the official chronicle
Mrs. Cleveland is emp'ovir-g
the present autumn days in
overseeing the improvements
and repairs upon their country
house. Stio drives out there
pets, and draperies is under c-ju-si
deration.
Simo the purchase of his
little farm the President ha
been nun! interested in agri
cultural matters. 1J intends
to sow twenty acres in clover,
and an orchard of New York
! pippin trees ia to be set
tnrf
cpout
n aa"
i Grape vne arbors are bein
; ded to the place, and several
! cows of fifio breed and other
blooded stock are to be Stabled
on the premitMa. Mr. Cleveland
Lta ben advised thai a man of
In -j lull habit. dong so xuuch
nieiiUl work, nei eoinethink'
more invigorating thau riding
out for an hour Mr two. 80 1
is anxious, to do fining of the
granger work hifnse.f this f !.'
-ni..The farm is o far from
the r..a1 .h.it a ia,ser by Wjul t
huve to rt'uu the ;reiui!i!'. with
. . , .. .... I
.. . , . . (
without
h.-ii.r Wit'.ched. I'lw I'ifcMident
u iil imd a K'at -il if comfort
i!t ', u arief tJ,e l,u;
of the uav lr. over, and lie i
, ,tf for Lo is wwkilw
lih. iu oCl-f.
i " 1, T " ' T il " ' AV2ATS. 1 UAl'fc
I U ' ' .ililKS. AXllCol'V
a -,t:. Hint vo iiiar.i! Aui:na:: ' n is
oi.tiiiij l'..li'i.t. i- ivtcr tn're to ti;-
i ir ips h.im.il iisfiisvifiiN ui.
l t J.ivi-iini!, a (1 ofiii iuls f In IT
(). , : . .. I4 j
,
mi K-liuiait-. to M.i.j.i ti.ti.is ii. i ..iii
lovd Stale or couaty, write t;
C. A. SXOW ct CO.,
I 11.. i ftt
ia.tMHo.u-,
no-4
W'asiiingtjn, I). C
scm-::uv.:.
Thi! St.-aMU! l!nl)on leaves
(Hear Uun at G a. in. evry j
Monday aad Thursday for j
Wilmington and retuin- Tue.s- j
days ami Fr id.i; s
I). J. HlacT:,
Caitain.
tf.
Sep. 7th 1S3G-
1 wish to sell my plantation
on South river aoj noin the
lands of I);'. Willie ?.iurphry,
contaiuiiicr al ut three l.a'adied
acre, abo it tit' y acres clear 1.
The above lands will I e sold on
reasona! le terms for one part
cash the ball&uce on time.
Uj chard Hiiin,
Ciear Iliui,
X. C.
xorici:.
All persons who are owin me
for Guano and whose notes have
been carried over, i'mui la.t
year, are requested to ca il and
make payment by the first day
of Xov next, if the wish to
save cost. Longer indul'e-ico,
cannot be given. 1 iiie.ui what I
say. Oct. IS, i.li36
L. C Hubbard,
Clint"!;
:T. c.
HEW HEM
Tfl.?A.rMCU8R0s
II AVI X GPU 11C1I A S E I T II F
interest of (Tapt. C. pAiiTUiC
in theGnocEKY rusiiiess,respect-
iu:ty annouue to tL;e oiucusio-
... .....
mers ot tLe tioue ana tlie puo- i
1 1. 1., t
lie, that they are tully; prepared
to sell goods as cheap and on as ,
at
REASON All LE If-riilS as any IIOL'SE
in town, and hope by
STil ICT ATT EXT JON
to business and fair pealing to
L
merit a liberal sharVoi tbe pub
lic patronage. ,
A lull line of Groceries and
Hardware -will always be kept
i;i Stock, and will be sold to
CASH CUSTOM mis
at t'le veuy lowest prices.
Goods exchanged for all kinds
of country produce. TJive us a
trial, is all we ask.
T. H. PARTIUCX & BZQ.
June 24th. 188.
NOTICE. .
On the 8th day'of Xor. 1386.
I will offer for sale at public
auction to the highest btdd-ir
for cash at the iourt Mo;ie
door in Clinton. X. C, at twelvA
o'clock, in. Tne following.
Four barrells of corn whiskey
containing about OS gallons.-One
copper scill, 4.5 gall. capacity;
Picity: two caps.- two wonns:0:ie
SitUn painpf 1(J lb3i coppePf
tin & iron piping: Oae shovel;
Oe axe
v-b. IOOU.
W. TI. Yarborouh. 1
Collector 4 Dist. XC.? I
t
"Feck's .Sux"!
MILWAUKEE.
r;Kfirif3M W. Pi;ciC. K' ITOUi
ANi PRop;:j;;ru:i.
i-arl'hi.v r.- -Miie n- .
cotnlry l.-l.iy, . ui.oyt a ;
- . r iu it 4.v :.!u. -i;-"' iu"- f
i ioi. u v..;..- m . i. n
Hear in nil'i I t"iat h; m- J ' a l:a
. , .
.arl i'. o a , a iV'lv. .'"-y "
l'IT(."K S Sl'N will ii, .lul u tm
i I't lifii-ct i. m.41.1 l oi.tc, ainl ic.j
AiJlix-.-
.s:;..i.. rui.i.
- .'.i,ii.;lj.-r
...
3o -
S-ibsrit... for t!.' ( ":.UCa.-ia '
only I .Zi ;i j ssr.
I'i:ms un J f r:i .i-
T v :
' m 1 : i or .,.r-
Ir TMnn To rorresi-'ii;! vth the
i r ..-it . ..
vmdersi.'Mo 1. I will vs-it iitiv
po:nf in eonv.niti: r..ieh of the
I-iMr."ad.fi:?" am wilJIuir to taTce
: i-i ;i! r'(iuf' a m u k.-r once
'
J d-.livwred at 'he JJiiilNvid. VV
' irice va.ie ff.,Hi to?". OO
...civ;.!-- t.. ...
i ..... . ' ' ' nv
onl.T,
'rha' or vnM!i iei't ?it the;
po- ofii". t Clinton, will r. -
ccjv ro:np
'. 1 tion.
i: v C Y !,rrr.
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
ssssssssssss
For Fiftv Years the
Blood Poison ana
Years. felVt
,s-i n E.i a a:
Interesting Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free to all who apply. It should he
carefully read by everybody. Address
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
SSSSSSSSSSSS G
T
?
t
Would announce jto his jf.,,ny Friend-" aifd C ist. t:n3W, that lie.
is da.ily receiving Ms large and complete Stock of-1 Fajl and
Winter Good-. Ki.vii - purchas-ed them in pretoii, he is prepared
o sell them at prices to suit the t:ai3S.
A:c!ir-:s Papains in Laiij s, Di:i s:s Goops, Piece Gools
Hats, Calico us, ,Trm oc up) aud . lull line , t Xotious.
also a full line ut Gijoceuies; Ti.v, Ware. Haud Ware, Willow
ARE, Ci;oci:ei;y, Glass Ware, and mdny other articles too
tedious to iMontion. 1.anking - lny friends for
their past patromge, by fair dealing I Lope to
MEIMT A CONTINUAXCE CF I If K SAME. f '
f'OMF. WD SF.r. MP. AT MY
: havo?ra;ue rec3:ve f )i vo.r moTipy
(
c are now receiving our
GENERAL STOCK
Of
Fall and "Winter Goods-,
onsisting of
G
Dry Goods and Groceries, Cloth
ng Hats Shoes etc. o
which we will sell as low as-the lowest for CASH!
.-
Give us a call and be convinced,
i r- . . "
'ir ' ''LilTAKIXG Ucpartinont in
i . &
i "inches. COFJrTrXS and CASXKTs V.ri hand n,r n i
j ' - . ;.
! at the t-horteat nouce,at prices to suit the Umes
Our customers upd tu public
I ,.1 -, , ' . , .. -
I -j - i 5'j uos ana meap bargains:
man school.
W USA W. X C 1
a iaranu N'Ihx! for iwtli
MV . n , , !
j
-vnan-iis exceptn nilly
ill. tillli
1
:
Hue. itt.-trurtion iriven in atiy
A.tt,.rt t s , .
oepartniiii .iired. rail term
opens Atii.r.Oth. Corre?pond'iice
Ticited, ddress the I'rlnciils
at W.m:sa-v, Diij.lin Co., X. C.
,, I lo an nvewn' from nn-
btiL'rv between Clinton jind tti
r 1 iuil j on on th. Taylor's
"n"- uvu .n pt r.-on inniinu
it will I !v' ie !-., ve il ;i t tlie
Cuue tsi to o'lir
W'.u
:o- ((!.
orcat Remedv for 1 k3
Skin Diseases.
- i-J
tf?m It never
)m Fails!
OLD STAXD AXD Vftft Ail T rf
coxniilete in all it
to order
gate rally will fiad at
fur store :
! PHOTOGRAPHS.
j I will say to my Jrionds and
1 the publiJ Hut I am prejared
to t'.i all kind.- of tilctur work
in CM style.
the intantansons procrs only.;
Negative." preserved and dupli- -i
I-
cate - Can le obtained at any f
tt... f.kll ; i
Utae. Call ami se uie.
rrirr! to fult the time.
neglectfully."
J. E. Jackson, '
Cnt. 1 4th, l,o ti. 1 yr.
CAULTON 1I0TUL
VV A 11 6 A NV, X. C.
j
Tl.rf- Prt irietor of th above
Hotel would rei ectluily ii.vite j
i his t i-ie:ios and tin public to
.rive him a call
He iruaranteeh .satibtacUou ii.
all the departments.
KJ-Terms reasonable.
II. J. CARLTON,
Proprietor.
3 aison Hotel.
Tirn - r. Midl.iu i X Clh-.m-h
Under the management nl j,,,,,,;, ....m, X. C Daily
Mrs. K. Pryan, formerly of t..V(vpt S.md.y. .VI 1. .l,a:ri
GoMsb.uo, X. C. This Hotel ha:; SmithHold, X. C. 7.(t) P. lh--
, , . turning leaves S nithllchl, X C
recently been repair.d and is . . v
:io. V- .d. arrive G ilujbo.-o, X.
now full v epiippedin all of it ,
departments. Pooms neat and pr L:i , ) s u! h will Stop
clean and well ventilated. Hoard only at Wilson, Gold.iboro nd
by tli3 day or month at reas- n , :'J10,ili-
able price s The public is en j Tiain Xo 17 makes close eou-vitt-d
to caP whvu iu Faison. . nection at Weldon for all poii.is
May 27th, HZ- tf. j Xorlh daily. All rail via b'ich-
Mrs. K. T ryan
Film '
WiLliIa cnu liu.i;tred yards ol the
Depot.
Lr.rue and coni nodions rooms, polite
servants, aii'l talil j supplied with tin
!vt ia taj hi ukot. T;rius reaxoaalj'u:.
Try I'.-.e Cnaibt-i laud House whuit yon
i-oiik- to tlie L'iiy. (.
I). II. KI.Lb lio:iii t ir.
.!. '; I:. .If !':ivelt-v;lli- X. C
THS W0E1D IS A'DAHSSaOHS PLACE-HO OKE
GAS LME
. Then why hot live, while you are living? Complete your hap-
nesj" by buyinir of the undersigned. I Kant be undersold.
Call at my MAMMOTH STORE, where you can find every thing
ycu want in CLOTHING, DRY-GOODS, r.OQTS. SIIOEHA'
- and GENTS? FURNISHING GOODS.
I have bought a larger and CHEAPER Stock, than ever before'
and mv goods MUST 13E SOLD according to th HARD TIME'
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Llemember I am Agnt for the Falcon, Pearl and Eclipse Shirts
V slock of Ciothing. Shoes and Hats need special mention. I
i, ve bought a big b'onanza. A big lot of Sample Surra and 500
i Sam : le Hats.
I
Yours for good Goods at the
'
"
Coud eud Schedule.
TI1AIN3 OtNG NUTtl.
; fhitrtl April 2U.t X.K j N. '.
i i ... - r 1 1 M. I i X I !
mvr TrlMu 4.vr.M;
1. U l-n 4 US I'.M. 6 M I il
Arrive tJ.Muo 4 51 id w
I Arrive Whttiu7ton T M 9 51 I.M
THAINS GOING NOUTll
X . 47, t N'a. 4V
i iri.. i;..:Mh.h i: .v. il ..
: i . -.iJ ... I i' ! M . 1 M t
Arrive i: U M m.u ! .'.
I Airive Tarlx.il 4 .o P. M-
la:ivc Ta it ! ti .".il A. M.
Amvc U c! t-1. 2 lii. M. 2 4i A. M.
Train ojt Scotlaiid N-ck
1. Iload leaves Halifax for
Scotland Xl k jt ). 1 M. !b-
turiniirf te.ive M-oiiumi aitj. ui
! .i0 A M., Uil except Sunday.
Tiain leaves Tar'ooro, X, C
via Albermarle c lialei'h ll. il
Daily e.cet t cuud iy, ihi !'. M.
Sunday .a0. 1 M. arri.e. V:i
liaiistoa, X. C. S.M. I'. M.. tUi.
1 M. Ilctuni'.::- leaves Wil-
liam.-tou. X. ' , IViMy ec jt
Su.idiv, s :.. A M, tiMdav !.o
A. M, A:
. Vi'
Tar'woro, X. (.'., 1 ' .
,:- :- A-M
mund, and Oaiiy except aunoay
via Hay Line.
T va i 1 1 s m a lies c lose co n n ec t i o t ;
for all points Xorth via Uich
inond and Washington:
All Trains run solid between
Wilmington and Wpsliiugtou,
and have Pullman Palace Sleep
ers attached.
J. IKENLY., JOHN F PiVlSL,
Sup't Trans. General Sup'l
T. M. EMiitisox, GenT PasjfPHg.u
Agent.
IT MM.
lowest prices.
M. HanSteiii.
Tlllil MAILT XX
HOUSE,
fay etti;yiu.i.e, X. CL, .
CoMiplete In all ltepartmcnU
r-anl iH?r iUy, J1.2
lU r" 75.
Tho travel in; public r.
pctfully Invited to stop w,tu
me. SitUfactlon tuar4ut-i.j,
Jna . Martin, l'ror.
WEEK'S READING FR
rORSIX GOOD rMll;i$
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wnutns
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tie
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