TUK CAUCASIAN.
C AU5. 29. 18U
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liik'x ' Advertisement,
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! Crah-A. F. Jobr-on;
t !v ,.-vi!l. Male and Female
Hiy Y . .U. fliitW,
i:.-..in'g I-""; J.'-auy.
v II. (. Smith, adm'r.
DOCAtiHi
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We re.T(.
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1 ti h-ai ii tliat tlie rou
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'lonie in XeiiMFiSV'lie,
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xlit, ;y.h-.i l lever, i- very critical . j
A Saiup-Mi Fair! We must have
;t this tall. Next Monday decides
the matter. Ijet every life member
,,1'tln- Aurieultura! Association al-
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'.Mi hii ard. w as appoint-
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!m:.t-: at 'Milon sometime
tiiii.
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,.iiif. iia-t j'J-t f.rw:'-ded hi- bor.d to
tl,.. jMi-o!lie; .hpaitni'-nt. He will
bly tak"' barge next Monday, j
- 'I ),f Fii" ili uai ierly Conference j
ol ttie M. K. church will be held
at l'ugh- 'Hiool house on Saturday i
iiiul Sunday Hit- 14th. and 15th of
Sept. Ucv. F. 1 Swindell, I'. 11. of
Wilmington will preside.
We are rejuetcl, by Snjerin
ti ii.h nt lloyal, to say that at the
meeting of tli;' County Uoard of
Kilta-ation, nevt Momiay, School
('(.inniitteeiiieii will lx- appointed to
(ill all vacancies in the various di.s
t r i'-t
-Sanip'O'i was once jamous tor
it It h:i nmi u 1:11 iv i!iiii'!ar
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I5t,i,lcs tlu. citjxens have also ofTer-
stilistanti.il aid y
ul.stanti.il iii.l bv siil.s.-riliiier
uer s'JO'i tor a fair this fall. Let us
liavt it. It can be made ;i big sue-
i
has shown j
Jlev. C. I'. Jerwjn
us an apple 01 in;? isuckmglmm
v.iiiety which maasnres 13 inches
in circumference. It wun grown in
tin-orchard at the Methodist pa sona
gc and is, we think, as large an apple
as wc ever .saw.
Our young friend, W. H. Par
trick, formerly of the millinery
establishment of Moore and Far
trick, has bought the 'millinery
Mandof'Mr. V. A. Johnson and
w ill hereafter conduct a millinery
establishment at that place. We
wish him much success in his new
venture.
Col.F. il. Cameron, Inspector
(cueral of the N. C. State (iuard,
gave the Sampson Liglit Infantry a
call last week. Tho company was
paraded at 2 1'. M. and parsed in
spection in the grove at the college
at 1 F. M. The boj's made a line ap
pearance in their ne.v uniforms and,
no doubt passed a very satisfactory
inspection.
- -Prof. W. Id. Shaw, of Keuaus-
vi'W , Cornty Superintendent of Da-
pbn county, paid our sanctum a call ,
Tuesday. He h.-.s just closed pros- !
perocs si.mmcr school at Kenans-
vine ami gives encoi,ragmg report
of the educational status of the coun
ty. He has secured assistance and
will run his school on a large scale
the ensuing year.
We are requested b .V that
the fstate Colored Normal School, at
Plymouth, X. ('., opens the 2nd of
Septemler. Peter W. TMoore, a
worthy colored man of this place, a
graduate of .Shaw CniverHity, Ral
eigh, li 1st assistant. He is doing a
good work for his race in North
Carolina in the way of education and
merits their undivided esteem and
Kupport.
Wt- were shown by Dr. A.
IIo'mhs, one day this week, a one lb
solid shot, which was fornd imbed
ded in the centre of a large stump
on the rear corner f the old McKoy
lot in front of Cant. Pat rick's m:'l.
It is probably n llcvolutionary relic,
and may liave been snot mt-i tr.-s
tree by boomers of Cornwal'V
army which pasel near here on it-;
route from Wilmington toYorktow .i.
In our issue of July-1 St h we
stated that the compilative ex
rmuntion for the two free tuition
students from this county for the
Agricultural , College woule take
place on Aug. 2nd. This date was
changed by the executive committee
to Sept. 2nd before it was even
ofllcerally published. Therefore
those wishing to stpnd shovld report
here at that time.
- Iast Thursday the Clinton ami
Warsaw train ran over a track en
tirely of steel rails for the first time,
which was a decided improvement
lor the comfort of the passengers.
With the completion of laying steel
rails the W. & W. Company also saw
fit to furnish this road with first and
second-class cars, separate. This was
a thing which has been very much
desired by our peoplr, therefore we
had cause to feel grateful to the com
pany and proud of our road. But
in the last few days, for some cause
unknown to us, these cars have been
removed and the combination car
returned, which is uo'hing more
than half of a second-class car, used
tor its proper purpose, while the
other half is promoted to first claw
usage. Our place and our people
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ueserve someuimg ut-nei uwu. whs,
and we hope the company wilF so
recognize our rights. : ; ;
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S. S. Conference.'
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Th" Sunday - JBchool Conference
for the Sampson Circsit will be held
at Concord Church Friday and Sat
urday before -the fifth Sunday in
September. .
J. D: Ezzei.Lw Prest.
Th CtMtj'i Piif.
A"a' ligwmure put 15 cent
on the poll ami 5 cents on the $1,000 '
jworuioi property to the State tax.
I This will
necessarily reduce Ue
county tax by that amount. We
county tax by that amount
i"". wt cxami" Wl in the
" nm-n; iir; Him uutu
i ic attribution according to statue.
The tux tor only ft, 192.32, which h
alx.ut f-2,8.'K les than last year; the
;Ktate tax is ?5,l!W.i9f which i about
?2,:jo:i t.,r(; than hist year. If our
cimmissioi.ers succeed iu running
our county government with thisre-dinu-d
amount thev will drv
gn at credit lor their wisdom and
:onomy, and especially in view of
the tact that the per cent of paupers
in the county is 23o jer cent larger
than last 3;ar.
Further on we find that the sol-
idiers' pension bills for the county
; a,nyu,,t to 918.11, which Is raLsed by
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; tixof 3cntH on the 100 wor.h
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most ntriking thing about the
whole tax levy is the school tax.
The white poll pay-, $3,650.70
colored " 1,359.77
White property " 2,528.05
Colored 67.81
Therefore the total tax on the
whites for public school is $6, 17$.84,
while the total negro levyiapnly
$1,427.58, and not more than half of
this amount will bo collected on ac
count of pleadings of Insolvency.
This will make the negroes pay $700
dollars while at least half of the en-tin-
will be appropriated to their
schools.
Warnaw Item.
it'v. Mr. Meeksclose4l an interest-
",K rwv,val at tho BaPtiht churth
lK I'O llll Itlt Wilt. .In.. IfnnJn.. 1
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i baptised 12 or 15 converts in Hest's
l mill pond.
j no warsaw mgn fscnooi is
flourishing under the principalship
of Mr. A. 11. Mcrritt, Jr., of Wake
Forest. There are 5u pupils enrolled.
Miss Frankie Hines of Faison is the
ii-ssistant teacher.
A negro excursion of 14 crowded
cars of the order of the "good Sa
maritans" pt ssed up Monday from
Wilmington to Halifax. The crowd
was extremely boisterous and unruly.
They took by force benches that
were on the platform here for sale.
At Halifax they robbed an old negro
of his barbecue which he had pre
pared to sell them. A policercan
interfered, when one of the negro
! excursionist shot at him. In fact
the mob became so insulting and
dangerous that the Weldon military
company was wired for and came
down to protect the citizens.
There are two cases of typhoid
fever in town: Misses Nellie John
stone anil Ozello Woodward. The
latter lias ben sick 31 days but is
now better.
The contracts for the new Metho
dist church and rebuilding of the
Presbyterian church are let out to
(J F R s aml workon them will
soon commence.
LillIe Mclntvre our telegraph
op(rjtor h.w returnod from a two
weeks vacation.
Mr. Willie Hill one of our large
fanners has a fine crop this year.and
but very little of it is cotton. He is
turning his attention to small grain,
german millitt, peas, corn and stock
raising. He says it will not pay to
buy guano and raise cotton.
Ke-l nion of the Confederate Soldiers of
Sampson County at Clinton on Satur
day, the 17th of September Next.
All Confederate soldiers of Samp
son county, of each and every com
pany, or detachment, whether resi
ding in or out of the county, are in
vited and requested to meet in Clin
ton on Saturday , the 17th of Septem
ber. The officers and non-commissioned
officers of each company are
requested to seo that this notice
roaches each member of their com-
niaml
programme:
lie-organization of companies by
commanding officers from 10 to 11
o'clock. A'l detached soldiers are
requested to report, on arrival, to
Dr. It. H. Holliday for assignment
in the parade. Farade at 11A.M.
Permanent organization of Vete
rans' Association at 11:30 A. M.
. Shaking at 2 F. M.
Dr. R. II. Holliday,
Ca pt. o. 1 j. Chesnutt,
Capt. J. II. Robinson,
Jos i ah Pope,
J. L. Piford,
Committee.
NOTICE.
To the Sampson County Agricultural
Society.
At the Irst regular meeting of the
Agricultural Society it was decided
to hold a FMr if the citizens of Clin
ton would subscribe as much as 200
to be expended in putting the Fair
Grounds and buildings in repair.
More than this amount has been sub
scribed, showing that it is desired
that we hold a fair. Thereforo the
members of the Society will meet
here on Monday next to hear the re
ports of the committee, and ta take
definite steps toward holding a Fair
or leasing the Grounds to parties
who will hold it.
H. E. Faison, Prest.
School Openings.
.
I j1Sri iary lou Brown's school,
(mntimv. n. Seotember 2d.
Clinton Female Inst itue, Miss Ma
ry Anderson, Principal, Sept. 4th.
Clinton School for boys and girls,
Rev. J. W. Turner, A. M., Princi
pal, September 2nd.
Kenansville Male and Female
School, Prof. W. M. Shaw, Princi
ill Thnragh the County.
Wkat SampMiiaKi an? tain ad4
Sajlaf.
W8fSend m the new from your
township for this column. Every
su?scriber to Thk Cavcamax has
a right and is requested to contri
bute items of news in his cr her
neighlorlwjd for this column. We
will not publish your name unless
you desire it.-fet
PI.VKY OlMVK.
Mr. A. M. Harbrey, formerly
rrinciiwl of Goshen High School,
has opened a ten month's school at
Hugglm' Academy.
Just over the edge of this town
ship, at Wright's Meadow, in Duplin
county, a pleasant picnic was held
last Friday.
A little son of Mr. Heniy Sasr
was throw a from a horse and receiv
ed a bad cut on the lip and chin by
being stepped on by the horse. Dr.
Faison beln? present, was called at
once and dressed the wound, which
is not considered dangerous.
Mr. John Martin has a large field
of very fine cotton. He us-d only
enough guano to roll the seed. ' lie
will not use any next year.
Wo have had fine veAt!rr tn tuive
fodder for the h?st week. Mast far-1
mers In this section are done.
Goshen High School opened with
72 pupils, it now nunn.bers 87.
The young men met lafet Friday
night and organized a Fhilathechnic
Literary Society for the benefit of
the young men in school. The
young ladits of the school are to
meet soon and organize a residing
Circle.
Mr. A. M. Harbrey opened school
last Monday at the Iluggins school
house.
We were glad to wee Bro. Jerome
at his apjiointment at Goshen again
last 3rd Sunday. He preached the
funeral 0f E. M. Wilson who died
last January.
The protracted meeting at Goshen
will begin 1st Sunday in Sept.;
The Clinton Church Sunday
School Conference will convene at
Keener's Cnapel Friday Sept. 27th.
Hope to see all the Sunday Schools
represented.
Miss Hettie Darden of Cumber
land county who has been visiting
relatives ?n this section has returned
home.
Mr. W. R. Sutton has had the
site of his future residence trimmed
out. D. II. K.
Da. Godwin of Wilson has located
in this vicinsty ot Goshen for the
practice of his profession.
Goshen church has 8G members
by the na? e of Sutton and 30 by
the name of King 1 10 numbers of
the two family names. "We venture
the to say that no church ?n the
state can beat this.
ITONEYCUTTS.
Mr. Richard Turlington has some
as good cotton as there is in the town
ship. He ustd no guano.
HALLS.
Mr. J. H. McCullen has probably
the finest corn i n this section of tlie
county. He has also a fine col ton
crop. He used very little guano this
year and will use less next. He
says a larrner must raise stock and
make his own fertilizers if he expects
to succeed.
Mr. R. W. Weeks has a new varie
ty of cotton. The stalk, leaves and
bolls are- much larger than that usu
ally planted by our farmers. We
measured one of the leaves which
was 2J inches across and the stalk
on which it grew was at least sijc
feet(?) in aiameter.
LISBON.
Johu Williams, celored, killed a
hem lait Monday evening that mea
sured six feet from tip to tip. From
bill ta feet he measured four feet
four inches.
FRANKLIN.
Mrs. E. V. Page set a hen on fif
teen eggs and in one week after she
hatched three chickens, in two weeks
she hatched twelve more. How is
this to be explained ?
MINGO. r-i
Mr. Jesse Farmer has cotton eight
feet high. He has the best crop he
has had in years, and will make near
Heven bales of cotton and a hundr 1
barrels of corn. He had no help but
his little girl in making his crop.
Rev. J. O. Tew held several days
meeting at Mt. Elam Baptist church
last week. Twenty-one members
were received into the church.
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NEWTON GBOVE. -
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The old people of this section say
that they will be glad when the last
picnic is over.
MUs Katie Williams of Dismal is
visiting friend-i and relatives of this
section.
Miss Stella Cooper of Kenansville
is spending several weeks with her
brother, Geo. Cooper, of Newton
Grove.
A protracted meeting was" held at
Canaan last week conducted by Rev .
F. R. Underwood, assisted by Rev.
T. I. Newton. ' rf
I Our neigh barhood i$ - being4 Im
proved very much by new dwellings.
Several will be erected this fall.
. Glenwood School is doing well,
with sixty five pupils in attendance.
Us.
The good ieoble of Jfewton Grove
have decided ' to establish a High
school at that place. The site select
ed for the building is just south . of
tlie Cosholie chorch. A meeting
will be held next Saturday at which
time the committees on soliciting
stock and drawing plan of bbilding
will report. . .,
MCHAMELf.
I Mu. Frrnccs Mcihiaiei, wife of.
Mr. Miles Mclhmb I, died suddenly
i on Wt Inesnlay
th.
list it..
j heart dier.
i Northern parties are uegotiotiu
for a browtone nu&rrv near Dur
ham, which proni'-s to ! a hi?,
thing f.r Durham when develoi l.
Coi. L. L. Falk wc.- rc-i-lectel
President of the Southern Intersiatc- ;
Fdrmcrs' As-cration r hich vn n ;
fcession at Montgomery A!a.. i
we.'k. Hon. W. J. (Jreen, chaiim::i
of the Committee on cttoH covering
offeml resolution, which were ov
ammously adoptftl condemning the
jute bagging tnt earnestly m;ni
mending to every cotta pnslu'v
throughout the land absolute dis
contiued of the jute bagging when
ever a fuU-titmeca-i possibly abtain
el. TCRKF.Y.
Mr. V. M. Carrol! Ii s :.o a'-res un
der coin, vhi-h wi.i make at leat
two hundred utid fifty barfels.
Turkey is on a loo:ri, we hope to
have a postotfue tstabli-hed at that
place in a few weeks. Si -ely .we
are in great nead uf one
Miss Lillie Wi'li uns of Ilo. kflsh,
has been spending sonic time with
relatives of thi-s section. .
'Our farmers are busy saving fwl-
'r wook
Mr. II. C. Ihuuel of Princeton, X. .
C, spent a few days with relatives
sn Turkey, last we- k.
The Sabbath School at New Hope
Academy, wi's orgnnized in tin
spring of 1877, during :H this t'niL
it has suspended only six mouth'-.
The attendance is good yet. I f any
country school can beat tint, we
will be gland to hear from. We are
glad to state that teere has not been
a single grog-shop j:i Turkey town
ship, in fifteen years, and we hopy
there will never be another.
LITTLE C01IARIE.
Hayne High School numhei fifty
two at this writiosr.
Married at the residence of Dick-
son Sessoms, on the 24th inst.; Mr.
Duncan Matthis and Miss Lucy
Sessoms
Hayne High School was addressed
last Friday evening by Prof. F. I.
McKinzie.
We are pained to leai ti that Mr.
Leonidas Cooper is quite sick with
typhoid fever.
The Jefler.sonian l iterarj' Society
of Hajiic Academy met ("n last Fri
day night fid reorganized fid
changed the name of the socio. to
Hayne Literary Society, -oid ekvted
the following officers, President
Barton BuMard, Vico-F resident G.
W. Bollard, Secttuy, A. R. IIi-rK
Treasury, C. H. Hall.
The protracted meeting wi'l eon
vence at Bethel on tin? second Sun
day in Sept. conducted by Revs. J.
E. Brls'towe, Owen Spell and othei.--.
I - ; "Blacksmith."
Maznuliu Bluums.
Master lioyd Merrimon the 1 1
! year old son of Mr. E. F. Hambl'n,
had the misfortune to break his left
arm Sunday. He was practising on
ahorizonal bar and fell .off.
Miss Lena Mont fort of Kenans
ville is visiting Mrs S. D. Farr:or.
She will soc make Haltimore her
home.
A party of our young people at
tended a picnic at "Deaslev" Satur
day. They report having a nice time.
We could not go lust got some of the ; yir, j. y. Peacock, a very promi
dinner all the same. ' - ' uent citi.en of Rome after an illness
Arrangements have been made i of several years died recently. He
with the R. R, Co., ' for transporta
tion of a "show which will exhibit
here Sept. the 1:2th.
Mr. Fred Picket has accepted a
position with the ' Floating gasig"
of W.W. R. R. Co.
3Irs. Jas. O. Iveuan parsed through
)ur town Saturday enroute to Ken
ansville. Sho'has just returned from
Euroe and other foreign countries.
We l?ar;i from Mr. N. FalN, of
WalKce, tliat, while the farmoi
:il! over the country complain of
badcropshis crop of eorn i-5 as
goon it not better t!an at ny pre-
v iocs yea-.
Mr, Battsis a farmer who buys no
gaano, western side, or com, and
we'-recon-v
nend him sis a
model
farmer.
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Gleunooil Items.
Mr. Editor: As 1 never see any
thing from this section of the coun
try In your valuable paper 1 will en
deavor to give you a few dots from
here. Glenwood Academy situated
in Johnston county just across the
Sampson line and as much a Samp
son as a Johnston school, has upward
of 60 pupils. Prof. R. C. Craven, the
principal, is assisted by Mrs. Craven
wh: is teaching in tho primary de
partment. Mr. John Barefoot one . of the
students at Glenwood met with a
painful accident a few days since,
at play, by getting his collar j
bone broken. Dr. J. II. Benlou'Hee?
attended iiim and he is uow
doing
well. Hope he will soon be
school again. .
Crops in this section are fine, corn j
especially. Fodder pulling is the
orderof the day and we are having)
some fine weather for it. ' '
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The Rev. F. R. L nderwood com-
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at Canaan Baptist church last Salur- j
day, Aug. 17th.;
We.
Iteiiu From Bladen.
Iilind staggers is prevalent among 1
colts In tlie 'section around Gravel
HilLMr.Willie Cromartie lot fine
colt last Week. '
: 'There are ieveral cases 'of Ma'arial
fever in this commt-nity.
Mr. J. II. Stewart leavt. thS
even'nj for Wafep Fore! Coi'.e.
M's I? svu MIcI -i left MouJay
even-ngto Wi rehdivc ?n lioit- ,
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Attorney 11. i:. Fsisou
W I-.'uinf n, fa jroff-ion.'
n, Tuesday.
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C-rr:- Mi -ir-i-and HattW J Sor for tbc n-xl 1 days C. I -;"
i; d-tntr are viMtiiit : Ai.j iun, Frprittrtr.
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21. t'
w.
Mrs
m;
I.'.is Auierou is b.M-k
tr't ii t
iro:.; rout.; are.j'i , uhere
I'-'cn spending the iiiioucr.
Mr. Julian LJ. wis who ha
he li.ts i
:ver for ; ' verd weet' l
t hi- rv-
Mr-.
;t"on
M a
Wdur.
T. .Murphy s
ton .-pea din:;
iiout!.- from j .
his annual ',
v:-.c-i!0!i ' f t!nr. v
t t'llntou.
; e .
1
t;vt I'li-H j
i v.j i-oe
'vl '' ;v,'r " 5msirov
iitl. r leil Tusl ay f :
t.-rh
r. A. A.
iet:cl
Hill, -p..
in IVr-ioM
mntricuhilo at V
k - fcreit at t'lt
'eginr.vig ot the
ring tvin.
n rcluiaed
4 lu lu
and will be
'lis-j
Js.uui: e aisj4u has
frvln Lor tic r -pc.-n lour
her po-1 :i U-i' i.er of :J
in
at
the
Cl'nton Female ItCtiitv,
the
openng el
.lext.
the- so. j :- Wivlnesdav !
Iir. W. 3.
lae and f.-v.-'.
Rack ley, on of ov
-fri mfn-hauis, kfi
M id:'.y f:s the Xo'.thei.i mark'.S
, where he will tr'- '!'.w In i fVd' st;ek
'of goods. Wiu.i ii f -r his new "ad'
! when he rotvnis.
Mr. W. J. Butler, who has beei.
ucce;!t-'ly engage! in orjani ' ".
Fi'Miift's A'iuf! iu the w-lerr.
pa.t of the Stat ', i ? horn ;, i ac
toriit of ill he;dth. If". paM us
a i)!eo v'1t call h'-it wek.
W. E. Steven-3 F-q., menilir of?
I th ilod of Agiculiure from the:
i 8rJ Mi this mournc foi
l"W.. l.lJ.J..t1jl. . ..!!.. - ..111
i "' " meeiuig o; me j
lioaru tomorrow, ne wi" auvocaie
!T 1 i WT. -11 1 A.
Rev. J. L. Stewart for President
raid, we Ihind, with a reasonable
hope of success.
Judge Boyk'n rctt'nicd Saturday
j from an extended trip to New Or
i leans and through the South. He
I says the fields an while with cotton
and the picking h.-.s been going on
; for some time, lie "u fc again Mou
! -'ay mf rniiig io join a fishing party
! at Edenlon.
MAYOR'S CuntT.
two Weks Ending Aug. 21th, 18S9.
Aug. 9th 18S9.Staic vsEd Tf ding- j
ioa Drunkenness, deft, submits, i
I ii.c.l one dollar and cost.
2 rAug. 183V. Stat? vs Ed Johnson,
jdrmikenness deft, submits, Judge
j nu-nt suspended upon payment of
j CO...
"Aug. 10, tS;t. State vs James
j Bruington, drunkenness-deft, sub-
I mii.s, fined tho cost.
: A.i,;. -I, l!U5H. '-.at.: vs Stephen
; F- i '-cloth, dell. "Submits, f.hf.-d one
dollar and cost. - .
Koine 1 Hills.
tresis art- looking very much bet
ti"' ? !V'' th'i r-ain :-' )- ed " .!. don't
! l-hlnk any of oar farmers will have
i to buy corn this year, .very few hogs
have died with cholera.
loaves a widow and four children to
mourn his loss.
Mrs. Dr. Lucas who has been en- I
gaged in the silk culture this sum-
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mer reports quite favorably.
! 31 iss Annie JSJCKoy, a
.Missinnie scivoy, a cnarmuig i
, Voung lady of this section, formerly
of lower Sampson, is taking music
lesions at Smitbtield.
We came very
De'i'iocratic P. M.
near having a
at Home, Kads
'vere so very scarce.
' Farmki
lilockcrs Items.
,
Mr. Editor, as times are Ay
lively in th's section I wiil give
: you a few not-iss from our section.
1 Crops are damaged very mu-?h i.'flm
' the hoavv rains, hut ?" tho se-son
; WiU only coniinu- favorable' .
: now on I think we wi"' have an ;
nwpn"p (Ton
- - - -I - - -- i - .
We isympathize veiy much with
a certain young lady in this cornty
who was deceived by a man who
was a stranger to her and became
engaged to her and the t'me set for
the wedding, when she found that
he had a wife and two children. .
3IARKETS.
CLIXTOX.
(KorKrt-l ')T A. F J.)H?o.A O )
iiu.-kleix-rrics.
i n, (ne-vv)
jjeon, .".
2
TO
10 to 12J
l) to '25
12
JS to 2rt
Mt to 25
10 to 12$
90
4 50 to 8 00
03 to 07
1
2 00
10
Heoswax
! rardf
at i i-'odder,
1 Klour,
Turreatine, J'"'
cotton. . . .
- wiL3;iN(.TON'.
Tir;m;n, v. . . ji
U.win, ("strained ....
-' (ood framed; . . :
Tar. l i
per fra'lon
ier liarrt-1
K?r barrel
jm r barrel
! Crtidc TuriH-ntine, (Hard)
f 1 00
(Virgin and Yellow
25
IU
1 Cotton.
i
WESLEYfilliNs-nfuTE,
STAUNTON TUWUiU.
Opnis September Nth. R. Ooot the mot tbcr
ouek andttractie School for younelarti-s
in the C nio . Distio suished adT&Btage in MuslU,
AET, ELOC'tiTlON. c. C!imat UMarpwvsl.
Pupils from nmeteen States. Term low. Special
IndneemenU to persons t d M"? Z?ZK?
th ert iB'laremect of thin CELEBBATEl
Y1BGIMA SCHOoii. write for a Catalogue to
W m. , Hurrls . P. 0.i President, SUnnton, VlrjinH.
lit 'r LOCAIA
UT" - Ay-jit.- sad Iii.f -. :mh Kt
V.M.F
Tost
cynt Totarco t
-ti1' iht rage.
Chew
.
K::- CJmverly Ttb:ts i ft
It. K. Fo a m u
s-ite rv
A nest !"! of l'ritii?, Dit-s Conl-
IVme-tfcs, T-ckira. lil.-ublnz,
( (iuiglinin, A. , Ac ni pric.-? to cor
j rrpond v. it h th present col ton rrp
T. M. Ft niiKi i..
T. M. Fr.ur.Ki.i.V
Wo-jM j-au like u set of nue got-
, lets for
N"THIXJ? .ll!
T. M
1 CTiVll s
mi iejrn l.ow t ip1' them.
The bet UrattulaU! Sug.r ai 11
j F. Fowed's, id cvnts a jKuau; go.!
Flour at $4.;'o per barrell; Sugai
Cured Hams ami shoulders. Ilring
liai preparatory , your Wool, Wav. Hides, (ees-oi'-ity.
he will ; Feathers. Ac. and I will pay cash.
j. F.epc fully.
B F Powi.ij
M;.- Mary Lou Brown's school
I . . . r
- rwill open, in the liOdge, next Mon- ;
i, , . ,
Ida, 2nd ot September, Tories..
. - -.,.v ... . . . .
.... . .. a.
aioc h year -rnmsiy, ?i.u;
AdvanciNl, ?1.5i
Two Good offi'X
cheap. Apply to
rooms
T. C
ftr rem
Foi-K.
HOG CHOLERA CURED.
We have a medicine than is i.
: sure preventive and sure cure foil
cholera if taken in time. Try a
pal;age, oifly otk if it does no
good we will return your money.
W. R. K:xu & Co. x
Tho very j est t-i Cord Spool Cot
ton at 1 cents a spool. How is it s- i
chofp? .Answer .No couibination ;
or trust on it. At
W. (i. R.Vt KI.KV'K.
SPECIAL HA UG A INS !
saar,nuar atii:Fall Term Opens
cents
Rublur Belting, :t inch, 3 plj',
t ' i. ( ;j
o g .. 4
for Gins, Saw Mills, Su, tor sale at
Use lowest prices at
J. 11. Royal's.
STILI. A UK AD ! A goisth-.ir.aH tellf :
ns that Ins wile- had not kissed him inj
several ye-.u-s ou u count of his oiVeu-1
s'.vt breath, hui alter using IIOI5FS v'i: j
iiUO'.'s F1VK CIvXT TO15ACC0 for'
tn'o weeks his breath was so much imv
ti! 0Vi d that she -turned to her old haolt.
Trv it. lievs! :
uui
newspapers for sale at Thei
Caucasian- office
at 2- eents per ;
hundred.
Ivculac ?deetings.
I will attend the IJaptiV .iuaiterlj-:
Meetings for the colored race at the ;
following tiiws and places: . '
Kenansville (1st Baptist church) 1st;
Sunday in each month, Clinton (1st
Baptist church 2nd Sunday in each j
i month; Filgiim Rest, 3rd Sunday in i
each month; Big'Finey Grove, 4th J
j Sunday in ea h month.
Uf.v. ). I.Iii.LKii, Pastor.
! Mar-21-lyr. '
EW ADVEUTIEMEXl.
W. A. JOHNSON,
REFRESENTINti
wiLfflXGTox oil co,!
Will pay highest c?sh pi ice for
COTTON SEED!
r exchange meal for same.
1 Fatmers would do well to see Mr.
, , . nson at rlhl(n!K hftforo 1Iin,
aitg2u 2 m
ISAAC BEAT IT.
CJ -og Uow , Oppsite Courthouse.
CLINTON, N. (.'.
Repairing.
I sim prepared to repair Copper
Sti'is, Locks, Guns, T'nware.
Roofing.
'..Rooting o
houses with Tin or
! Iron done on application.
j teo1 not to lwtk '
(J tiara n
Restaurant.
j Meals, at a1', hours can be gotten
i at my stand.
Barber.
Hair Cut and Shave, both for 25 i
cents.
aug22 ly
A FORTUNE MADE EASY!
MiLUOSS GIVEN AWAY ANSUALLY !
The Principal forth? Irlerest OnlyL
' . , . , !
The undersigned represents a C om-;
pany which will give any amount ot ;
money from ?l,000to $100,000-to.
any man, between the ages of 18 and '
55 years, who will pay simple inter
est'at Gl to per cent, per annum I
(according to age) ou the amount he J
desires for . 15 years. i I
Furthermore, said Company obli-
gates to pay to his family the prin-
cipal sum, without a. fcutheii;
payment of intebest, in case of .
V.ic float h rinriner tho. tftrm. . " 1
This is a bona fide offer from
Com pany which has been doing bu
sme&s on this plan for 01 years. . ,
For further particulars apply ; to
the undersigned, stating age, name
and postoflice address. J
II. J.Mc DCFFIE, Agent,
augS-tf . : i Fayetteyille, . 0
!
jSlIIieiiOr 19 11 SjMlg
bBEWSVi3tM"SBMvVT
SnBEricr ta all Snfetitntes
:krirA CTMuilUailiitlnti t)n
IT C.r CakK. Pot ns ' JWpnKS
kailai PrntUlmst aad Kara-,
hmumlTfS whit. X pa toi rcaU. ;
BALTIMORE X4.
A NN
- KenansvillcMaro
l-"lll
1
j t tern or for , v
;andr',vi( . .!rai -- j ,: ...- j
, prlva" fs.a'i?;.-. s. i , . . , -r :
1 tin- 'i'Ti: !, .ipn r-"rt '.. :! ? !
MVi:c.r-, w'l! ie-r c i-Un.
lory tcstfui' a lu.m ite :
' where ho m i , tit . .l i,:o n rr-i ;, i
' eieelW-nt r.Hur .:s -i te .1 1 ;.iriio
luud covntv, .V- C.
For t un her art
u;
M l I 'um.
w. y
Cr l'i.'Ji .
iwti
m
1
ZTrrTZ
! TJ Fall i -sion begins on
j The JM'hool is fully vq:i:p;H
(ilemic Music amr Ari.
H- It
I e ni s weir, a tic.i i
L, A , Y V ,
et their ?au! :i w h-v
. , o ... t ,
studies j'l tbes hrnr'is,
r,. ...
ti uuen w.-l M lU:r Art, i
a .w ..r
f " '""(" ' -
)! -!:o i-s
; J.ictpfj, fjf ,
Bt theta to oi'nv unv rdu re
RK of A ! :
r i;
Imton
v
Clinton
FOR
BOYS
iL Jsf 13
JiKV.
.1. w.
1. W.
rrRNLU.
TI.'IINEU.
KATES OF
Primary Branches, per month, ' ' -
Advanced Primary,
Junior.
Intermediate,
.Senior, "
Jjaiin, (ireek and Preach aro l:t!i;!it w.ih- -i .tra conr!,
No cqiiiinent fee is liari'ad. Whore v.y f-edient, Houutr Pro
duce will lie iv-'eivo'l in titeu'iMi !.'!!
This; School recently .closed iU lir.-ty-i.tr with .-sis cmolliiiont
mounting to oo p:ipi!s during tlie yojr.
For further infr:'atioii address."
nmStf
KliV.
Prep
araiory dc
Pall Session opens I.-L Monday in August; and coiiSiu
weeks5. One week for Christmas holidays.
Rates of Tuition are as follow, vi:: :
Primary,
Intermediate,
Advi.tj"?d,
l?oa.(l, per month, i:di . ;
iitit'ou to be paid st'ic.i.ly a' tlie
For further information apily to
jyLS tjani
Goshen Mi
; Tlie First Session wi!! o :i
and continue twenty MOPks.
i Pupils, both malo c.rul fomulo,
; ea of 'gudies nsiually t;uii:ht in a
i llio most tnf,ne: rnd.ii!-o! fi
i
. pursued by the Principal.
I TJiere will .be three deosi.r',
. Mui;al.
Acudemi'. . . .'
Primary, .
.Music,
. No Miu cbaigo for use
Board can hp !ivl.in pod fatr itie-, s-.u
at froju S ' to $7.0,.' per yleudir month'.
fioslien, a. a commfuilty of irv.d moio
in the State.
(Jrcula, j, '-riving full parlicnh
tribulioii.
For further infoi mfttion wnb
J
jyl5 rtf
Salem HigJi
A
Fall s-er sign (ijtens ;i
term of Twfi.t v V -!;.
the 1-t M(:idi'y i:i Agu-.
T!i Kchoi is divide-?. in'i
Viz: Piimary
tn rmcdiale,
TIIITIOX RATES,
in 'luiti'.'ii liave lieen considerably n-hin-i' e(ir-".-oind with the
Rites
tinn.
ilvl.,AI.i, - -
JNTKIOIKDIATK. ,,ti"1I'',
i iiit raie,
CA lEMiC .f .l-'t' e, "-
' ' ' r . 2lKi (tT-tde.
a! FlltrAiiA HJI .ctJL.iw.tiAir.
- j lege, ratc ut tuiuoa, wntch HI
made known oruipplu-.dion.
M U IC DE
Will be in charge of a fifst-class teacher of "exf-oTientv and r.putatitn.
TuH ion, py montli, $2.75. N estra chaige for us 3 S instrument.
r
0 dr ii c waging. :oom furnLisedv i-hls.wcod, fc.can
i he obta?TK(J.3H private -mUiov icnveoient to the school, for from fG.OO
1
The Schoi-'lrHl -a- run on a ilrni. tystemtic hns ami receive the
achers' en'?r- ;:::-o!:j. For pi'.fiTci'l iu lull, addre--
fL E. EU ILKU, ill. X. (J.) Principal,
ISr1 ' - ... Huntley, X. (J.
Female Acadeiuj,
"5 .1
It
i'AV:ds-m
n I r
It. : n,
of : ?ost
t .i. .
-;i,vv, i rhHif :
J . :t. AKTiil ?;.
naic Just
in-i $th,
i t xx u
i'4 li
U ' ct
Act
io Uplet-
. '
V'.l
I . 1.
W'i; ''i
i '.VflfiZX
t i
ux.iiiCii, :i' t the
MAlIY anousov
1;!d :. . C
School
r r
I liir
A-
Is.. .it.:
Monday .ept. 2, '89.
I UlTION
IX
."il)
.".0
1. W. TPRNEi:, Clinton, N. C.
iooI.
. Wi
nty
per mouth, d t)'i
per month is! 7
T-r :;'(::!
viiiy(l i i
Mid of c.v:"li tin.
S '
r
i'l
W. . HOlL'.-f, Prin.,
li.gidd. N. ('.
gh Behoof.
hp ,;;y, A:i-. st tl;o St! 1S1,
w.il ti insii uc,-. .n it)l bi-atjcli-
liut-':ia.--:- School sf high rjd
v.mcinL su t.iis u n ! ersref.
ruliy
-
nif-nt,
Gentle ifi'c, P itriiir
Liid
? -2.o b
i' pel
iti ith.
f In -ti nai.-tit
the Mr'
io, oillldtllgi
e s.urj-a.j.-'ud
ih' lor fliy-
iv. .
Ooii ;i3
- to : be Iii r;- J ,
c.
Sir!
ciiOG'I,
brIRLS
ESTABLISH EI) IN 17 1. -FIRST-CLASS
POAUDIMi Scihk;;, Toil LO ft! SKXj.
cuitiiniifM f,i.." a
- ?
r.'U.ry,
Academic !-.) Pr
J ' " ;u.ith j ;,
;"k r ifA-nX. ! fsTJ"
p .-'m iUi, 2.'
ywi uioiiiii ? so
is u prepue iy and giiUfor eol-
aeiK.-nd.c-T Uiu-tjuli.v tiiken, will t.
L'A RTaIENT,
pal, September 2d.