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Ill' 1 5 ESS LOCALS. 7 "Want" nnd Htiine Notice can le iiim-i NmI in tlii-t i-'iluinn at ten cent a line. ;!. o. Tu.Mlav. L. Che.-imltN s.i! " next t.. J. II. u. f'ir S"it t Town L a', ilivi' rMo:i. '!' ter us. S,- r advert i O.I iiD iit in Aiioihcr column. J. J.Ih;iim mi A I-ovkCimiiiktii 'apt. ). I.. Chosnutt will sell, at publii; auction, on Uv "Jl-t, all his Personal property. A largo lot of now foods will ar rive at the ll.icket Store th'n week. Kargain! IJargains!! Call ami mike your selection, while they are going Miss M. V. I'ktkiusmn & Co. 1 1 a I il ) w A UK ! A 1 a rge .s u ppl y j u-1 receivi-d at J. II. Royals. Anything you need, I'low CaMing", Hoes, Trace Chains, IIore Collar-', Hack l!.uil-i, etc. I will otrer lor sale several business lots, in the very heart of town, on Sat unlay, the 'J"th int. Term- of sale: per cent, cash, balance No vember 1st. C. 1. JoM.V-wN. I OR SALE! l'uo good Horses ami three tine Milch Cow-. bargains for thine in i ding them. Apply to J . A. Stlvlns. I'anl SherriMl, the Clinton Rarber, ha- as-o. iatil with .. Willie Far- i a i tor, liiimeiiy wuu j. ii. .sminiiiiis, yud i.- now U tter prepared than ever to m i c hi- pat runs. NOITCK! I havejn-t receiveil two car loads of Maible at my Fayetteville Yanl. Al-o two hundred small live dollar Ilea;! Stums for infants. Parties who are in neeil of work in my line will do well to write or call to see me at my works. Re-ipecttully, Ciias. A. (ioonwiN. (io to 15. F. Powell's for Dry (ioiwls, Groceries, Confectioneries Spectacles, (Jail A- Ax SnutT. R. R. Snuff, Patent Medicine, Ac. I want to buy all your (loose Feathers Hides, Wool, Ac. tilt Edge butter just received at T. M. Fkkkkll's. I am taking Un k. A large num ber of small lots of various kinds of ,oi ds have buen placed on the Rau i;aix Covntkk. They nuwt be sold, therefore I am otferiiig them at a men- song. Come before they aie gone. Now i- the time to prepare for cold weather, which ir sure to c.ine, .-o call and see me. M. Haxstkix, King llatterand Clothier. ! ; A ttkxtIi x ! J. A. Ferrell's cost j s;de is now going on. Bargains j every nay tin he sens out. i First-cla-s MILL ROCKfn to tier pair. Address, R. M. Royal, Owenville, N. C. If you want a Trunk cheap call at j T. M. Fkrkkll's. ! WANTS. nnt" can ! iiiM itiil in thi column I at li)-fats for tirt live word- aiul 1 cent for ':u-li adilitional word tor rach ini-rtion. WANTED! Ten thousand White Oak Staves, j and three thousand pieces Poplar j and Oak Heading-, delivered at Par- j kersburg. W. J. Paiikkh A Sox. j Imirx to w Advertisements. Notice Jas. S. Bizzell. j Roseboro J. M. Se-soms. Notice B.(J. E. Daughtrey. Notice A. R. A J. R. Carver. Sweeping Reduction A. F. John son A Co. Sale ot Ix)t- J. J. Uighsmith or Love Culbreth. For Truck Farmers The Wilcox A tiibl s I uano Co. M.VlUvLTS. CLINTON', (n. poiN d !- A. F. .Iohnsov .V Co ) Corn, (new) . . . - lYas. lfcHon 10 to 'liU'kcu- 1" to Ejrit lif' .iv . . . . IS to Riitn r $ to Lard 10 to Fodder Flour, Hides. . . 1 . . -. W to iVi Turix ntine, (liardi ... 1 20 (Virgiu and Yellow Dip) 2 . Cotton Vi WILMINGTON. Iirit- TiirjH ntme. . . . 4e pr gallon l!n-in. (triinein .... !C iwr in. (-trained) .... Hi ikt barrel brood straiiud, . i o per barrel lar fi iht narre Crude Tnn nt inc. (Hard) . . f 1 20 (Vinrin and Yellow V ip) . . : . . 2 20 lotton .10 Timlr. per in., - - - 3 00 to 1.1 0i .Not irp. ti i t.ip thf nromiunm wen thnos. Ilut s t? T.k fi-v ub.ni thci were awanlcil -l.iMii.i h.n 71IU111U Ill Ll. uuinb(r or size desired. Makiox Bi-TLEB, Sec'y. , ,. Tradr A-euts and Price.. Mr. S. Otho Wilson, representing j State Business Agency, met here on j Monday the Trade Ageuts of the county. He bad samples and price lists of the goods to be furnished through the ctate Agency. The fol- owing aie some ot the prices: fcu gar 5 to 6, Soda 21 to 4 1, flour 3.40 to salt 43 to 98, starch 2, lye 26o to 3.00. We are readv to issue certificates i tniin wH1 he rJ n he CPe f ear will be applied for before the Clerk for stieeial premiums to the parties i Yadkln X alle-v Extension from of the Saperior Goart to-Iay. $11, towhoinsuchwireawarikHl.Vherei1,minStoauP as r as Parkers-; 500 of stock was subscribed. More ZiOOAIiSi (tton sold in Clinton to-day for Oi. ! fH ! union iage k. oi it. met- Fril ty night. F.vry iiniul -r r-- ;qu(Md to attend. j -Nouin r.i ana w e-tern .i!ii.u i is ;;iivo over tito n'v railro il. the i-Ivrrti-i'jiiH' it-i j at i I! Vv?i ani It m ! ' for sale Remember the special meeting of the S mip-.o!i Light Infantry on Fripiy next. It U specially desired th it every member be present. So far this sea-on Flori I t U dis counted. Mr. T. V. Roy kin has col lard plant- six im-hes high, and attorney llieii.irdso:i has radishes lare enough to eit in his garden. Toe Sampson Right Infantry has i cited for an armory the com modious hall over the new brick store occupied by J. II. Royal. We congratulate the company upon se curing such excellent quarters. Work on theC. F. A Y. V. In tension is now moving along rapid ly. The track is laid entirely thro' the county into Cumberland and the work is nearing Fayetteville each day by a mile or more. The Young Ladies' Club scored another success Tuesday night at Sipiire lJeamim'-. The Club made a happy hit, heeding tha suggestiive-nes-i of such a pacnominal Jan., by serving ice cream. The evening was one teeming with the highest social enjoyment. The next meeting of the Club will be held at the resi dence of Mr. F. T. Atkins. The Clinton Female Institute opened it- spring term with fifty pupils and has now over sixty enroll ed. We an glad to know that this excellent school is protiering. We do not know the number of pupils at Rev. J. W. Turner's school for Roys and (i iris and the other schools of the town. We learn that they are all doing finely. These schools should be handsomely supported b our people. We understand that several ship ments ot strawberries have been made this week from Magnolia, Fai-.-on's, ami other points along the W. W. Road. A blooming huckleberry bush is now on our table and we learn that even young berries have been seen at several places in the woods. If a Rip Van Winkle were now to awake he would swear by the w i mis that the calendar was wrong that it was May and not January. A Shakesperian Club will be or ganized at the residence of Mr. Win. A. Johnson to-night. The member ship will, of course, consist of those who have some literary taste and who chc ise to attend for intellectual improvement. There should be at least half a dozen such literary clubs jn this town, with a public or circu- lating library . In fact they should n. iX ovor the comity, at least, at . evcrv school: for an intelligent, cul m ?. itivated anI progressive citizenship S must he a reading, thinking and act- j ing citizenship. Installation of OlHiors I. 0. U. F. Clinton Idge, No. 124, I. O. O F., is in a very prosperous condition j a number of new members have been received reeentlv. The follow ing are the officers installed at the -r j last meeting, Monday night, the 13th instant I I). B. Nicholson, P. G Dr. John A. Stevens, N. G. W. G. Rackley, V. G. O. F. Herring, R. Secretary. J. S. Bizzell. F. Secretary. G. T. Rawls, Treasurer. Rev. J. W. Turner, Chaplain. Bias Underw ood, R. S. to N. G. T. V. Pope, L. S. to N. G. W. II. Stetson, W. W.J.King, Conduetoi. T. D. Smith, I. G. C. T. Butler.'.O. G. F. 11. C )oper, R. S. to V. G. W. S. Thomson, L. S. to V. G. J. W. Underwood, R. S. S. W. J. Pugh, L. S. S. - . - m. - Apportionment of School Funds. I The Board of Education was at ! work last week apportioning the ! public funds to the various districts of the county. The amount of funds yi on hand for the schooling of 9,454 r! children during the year was $(i,9 13. io 50. ? l,O04.0G w as parcelled out to the f. white districts containing 5,4(12 chil- 'dren. and $2,511.95 to the colored T uisiricis containing o,yo cniiuren. This gives every child at least the pittance t f OS cents. The remaining . ?127.49 was placed to the contingent ; fund. The manner of apportioning i this money is not unaerstoou oy ; many, so have asked Supt. Royal to j prepare an article explaining the ! same, which he has consented to do. C. F. Si Y. V. Schedale. On Monday, the 0th, a passenger 'bur- The netlu'e W1H leiSl01- J l0WS Aj;oe iiLiiiii-iun j. . - ' Af trt Mn.T.ai-.- W nVSi1 .1 M 911(1 i u" .'iuu.i i ' ' . . ... , . r , burgftt 3.P. M Kefurmng, leave Parkersburg on Tuesdays, Thursdays ' and Saturdays at 12.30 P. M. and ar- rive at Wiimington at 3 P. M. Attention! j We wiU aaverlbe tree of charge ! j for anv tieUs that may have been! : 1(fct misplaced, or taken through ! mistake at the Sampson Fair last ". week. Any one who has lost any ..ItnlaAn ovltihlt will nlf.OiLA sPTld US a description of the s:me and we ( will try to truce it up. Vi br tee Tine ai4 Plaie f ( krit Birtk i st KeersW. i Dr. IJ. F. Marabk preached iu the Presbyterian churc h la-t Sabbath. (the fftnion that he prewired lr Chrb-tiiia wtt-k. It was able and i delivered in a very feeling manner. with K.nuine ,.i,,1Uence, despite the fact that the Divine w unwell. He "aid that vhile we celeb rated the "th of December as the natal day of Christ, yet the world does not know, and probably never will, the precise date or the place of Christ's birth. Scholars have agreed that the day was s rne w here between the lirt of December and the first of April; and the Bihle,ay3 he was born in Rethk hem of Judea and this place geographers cannot locate. Though there has been built a temple, called the ''Temple of the Holy Covenant" on the f apposed spot. Was this omission in the New Tes tament accidental ? No, for nothing nece-sary for us to know concerning he life of our Saviour could have been omitted in an inspired work. There then must have been a reason for the omission, which reason we may reverently conjecture. We are all too prone to g-asp and magnify the incidents and details concerning a great ierson or event, which causes us to lose sight of the importance and magritude of the person or event itself. This event it is true is the most imiortant in the world's histo ry, yet the important thing for us is that Christ was born, that He did live and that Tie did die for us; and the vital ipuestion for us is, "what has Christ, this great man of (iallilee, done for the world ?" Then followed the finest part of his sermon. We are sorry that we can' give it verbatim to our readers. A Samponian Abroad. A large illustrated edition of the Tucson (Arizona) Daily Citizen has among the cuts of the prominent citizens of that city one of M. F. Shaw, a native of Sampson county, N. C, who is sheriff of Pima coun ty. The following sketch of him is clipped from the Citizen M. F. Shaw, the able and efficient Sheriff of Pima County, was born in Sampson County, North Carolina, August 21, 1858. He remained in his native State, receiving here his early education, until he wa3 seven teen vcars of age. In 1875 he went to Texas, and engaged in the cattle business. He came to Arizona inj 1SS0, where he become interested in mining properties and the cattle business. He continued in this bus iness until 18S6, when he wasappin ted a deputy in the sheriff's orlice under his brother, E. O. Shaw. In October, 1SS7, his brother died, and he was then appointed by the Board of Supervisors to serve the unexpir ed term. In 18SS, he was nominated by the Democratic party as their candidate for Sheriff, and was eiect ed by a good majority. His term expires December 31, 1890. He has eight deputies under him, all of whom are carefully selected. His administration has been an exceed ingly popular one, and in his oflical as well as private career, he has given thorough satisfaction to the citizens of Pima County. m&- Duplin Items. 31 r. T. B. Cooper, who has been staying near Xewten Grove, Samp- county, for several years, and who spent the holidays with his parents at this place, left for Wilmington Monday, where he enters the em ployment of Mr. J. F. Woolvin, un dertaker. Quite a number of our boys came home to spend Xmas, among which were Dr. G. W. Southerland, of Tex as, son of our townsman, Mr. J. D. Southerland, and Mr. H. O. Mc Ar thur, of Washington City. The County Board of Education met here on Saturday last and appor tioned the money for ,the Public Schools of the county, which was I about forty-six cents per head. I Mr. H. E. Cox, of Mount Olive, j spent Sunday in the village, visiting friends and relatives. ! Mr. Walter Skine, o Faison's, ! has moved his family to this place and will himself depart for the Wett in a few days, whither he goes seek ing to better his condition financi ally, Mr. aud Mrs. Jno. J. Kelley will return to their home in Magnolia to-morrow, alter spending the holi days with Mrs. Kelley's parents at this place. Mr. Ed. Fennell, who has been out West several months, has return ed to his home near this place, and says he prefers North Carolina to any of the Western States. Kenansville, N. C, Jan. 13, '90. I'mldiar and Loan Association. A temporary organization of a Building and Loan Association for Clinton was formed in the Court house last night. A constitution modeled after the Wilmington As- station was adopted. A charter will be subscribed to-day. Another j meeting win be heia in the uouri- t oouse io-iiiiiiii i ruie tlHUOU 1)1 a 1 A - ; L 1. il . . 1 i r permanent President and Vice-Pres ident and a Board of five Directors. Clinton is to be congratulated upon this progressive move. Si38rior ta sll SsMitata UariAm r uuus uh I B 1 1 C r 1E mmm mmrm.- rQVP&Syld hf rZtrr HrekaaUu Old newspapers for sale at The ' Caucasiax ornee at Zo cents per hundred. 1 Kjggrr All Through the County. Whit KxbipohUs Irr I to Ik; ait Si j I if. toy-Send m the news fnu your township for thLs column. Every subscriber to The Caucasian hw a right and is requested to contri bute items of news in "he' or her neighborhood for this column. We will not publish your name unless you desire ii.-fea HALLS. Mr. Nete Hobbs killed a ildgo lat week that measured six feet and eight inches. PIXEY OBtiVE. Died, on Sunday night, the 12h instant, of pneumonia, Mr. Wesley Sutton. She was a good woman and will be misled in her community. 1IOXEYCUTT3. Married, at the residence of the bride's father. Rev. R. Honeycutt, Mr. J lines S. Simmons and Miss Virginia Honey cntt. The attend ants were : Mr. J. C. McLauib with Miss Addie Royal ; Mr. J. R. Mc Lmib with Miss Sarah E. Simmons; Mr. J. S. Honeycutt with Miss Arrah McLamb ; Mr. II. T. McLatnb with Miss Lula Honeycutt. 1). W. Tew officiating. TURKEY. Come out to New Hoie Academy next Saturday and hear Mr. Marion Butler's speech. The negro exodus has left this sec. tion destitute of farm hands. We are glad to state that several of our farmers have decided not to use any guano this year. TAYLOR'S BRIDGE, Mr. Thos. T. James left lastSatur day for Trinity College, where he will matriculate for the Spring Term. He is a young man of parts, and we predict for him a bright future. Messrs. J. D. and H. G. Peterson, of this township, are chipping boxes The turpentine is running as if it were mid-summer. Married, oh Wednesday, the 8th instant, Mr. Frank F. Moseley and Miss Roena Royal, Rev. R. C. Sand- ling officiating. DISMAL. Rev. F. R. Underwood preached a fine sermon at the Baptist chapel the second Sunday, which would have been enjoyed by all had it not been for the unmelodious strains of cry ing babies, which twanged away ai most incessantly. Where is whiter? Christmas is gone and another new year has made its appearance and no winter. We guess the whistling March winds will make up the deficiency. Farmers are beginning to prepare for another year's labor and they have seen no winter yet, which is very queer to some. The Farmers' Alliance is on boom iu this part of the county. All are preparing to get guano and other articles as low vb possible. They are making prices drop considerable. Clod-Hopper. Old Dismal is booming, for there are more handsome residences in course of erection this winter, ami more preparing to build good and handsome buidings than ever before in the history of our towahip. It seems that our people have caught the spirit of progress, for this wri ter has never Defore seen at this sea son of the year in this section, the people so busy in and around their farms. Everybody seems to be straining every nerve to be ready for the approaching spring. Ditching clearing land, moving out old fences (aad by the way .that's the way for them to go never move them in hauling muck, surf, straw, and try ing to raise more home fertilizers. We are glad to welcome Miss Ida Autry back homeafter spending the Christmus holidays in old Johnston county. Her hostess, Miss Vennie Bizzell came M nday to take charge the music department if Clement Model School again. Mr. J. D. Williams was made quite happy on Christmas morn by a pres ent of an exceptional beautiful baby and Santa Claus didn't put it in his stocking either. Rev. W. M. Page has purchked land in Cumberland county, near! Starling's Bridge, and expects to move early this spring. We regret to lose him, but our loss will be the gain of another section. Capt. J. L,. Autry came very n?ar having a runaway by his fine pair of black on lsst Sabbath as he was re turning from church, but fortunate ly little damage was done. Bachelor. P. S. If some one will give through your valuable paper a sure remedy for destroying ground moles "the Bachelor" will give his sure remedy for hog cholera. LITTLE CO H All I K- The infant child of Mr. Thomas J. Faircloth died on Sunday, the 5th instant, of cholera infantum. This section of Sampson once known as "the territory" is fast coming to the front. Yesterday morning while we were standing at our residence we heard the follow ing evidences of progress within thirty rcinutes : The school-hell of Salem High School on one side and the bell of Hayue Academy on the other; then tooted forth the whi-tles of six steam mills liom every direc tion of the compass; next the whis tle of the locomotive on the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Extension as it went snorting through the back woods of Smokersville, and on the other (.kle t- e whistle of lb loco - a.otl on .he wife- out; then too had tceled oat the cheerful jntrm bell In every direct too, rallies th( early laborer to breakfast. We began to be impressed with the pro grese4venc- of our .ectiont in fact fettas if we were waking up to find ourselvc In the very ceutcr in the fore-ground of modern progress. May the prugre of agriculture keep pace with the other elements of suc cess. Z. Hot weather ! More meat lost!! .MiHeH iiiira ana artrey L rum- j pier, of Ora, are vl-iting friend- and relatives in this Miction. There was a very enjoyable party given at lr. lmianey lattius' on ast Thurstlay night Hayne Academy is still booming. There were forty-five in M-hool last week and some new boarders came n on Monday last. Died, on the Cth instant, Mrs. Pol ie Wrench, agal about years. - The laying of tract on the c. F. A Y. V. Bailroad has crossed Samp- son and is now going on in Cumber- I land county. The train is quite a curiosity to the people of this see- tion. They gather in fro.u two or even wagon tonus ot men ana w o- - - .. men, to see the tram and laying the tract. Pi.k;. SOUTH CLINTtiX. Itev. J. W. Turner, will preach at Chesnutt School House on Sunday , llev. John "V.Bell will preach for the present year at Oak Grove school house on the second Sunday of each month. MIXGO. Mr. H. H. Draughon has a mulber ry tree in bioom aud has berries on it nearly half grown. SaapKOi Agricultural Satiety. (.Special to Thk Cai ca-iax.) CoilAitiE, N. C, Jan. 7th, 1890. Mr. Editor : I chanted to be in your village last Saturday, the 4th, and through the courtesy of friends! I attended a meeting of the Samp- uii i.'uuiuj aiuuuuini outieij . It was its annual meeting (the hrst I alter me fair; ior ine election om- i ia ii . . r ai - I CURS lOr lilt tllSUlllg JCill. iUCJ unanimously eiecieii ior rnsiueui i i .,.,.1 -:m w- xr I . 1 I i l T T .1 . I uiiiL iiuc niiu uiiL. uiau. i Pigford, who, but for his excessive modestv. would have long since been to the front in other places Judging the future by the past, Pig- ford for president means success They elected, without a dissenting voice, D, B. 2s icholson 1st and J . M . cause of its strange conduct, and after Powell 2nd Vice-Presidents. Abram ward it was found to have been only Hobbs was re-elected Treasurer, with frightened by thunder. It had run ihn moKnHiiKT thnt if hp failed to collect as much money as was i. vo.i t., r -n in uctucu lie nau icm u. i. " y.""' r - , unesnuil itecoruinif recieuu. - au .Marion uutier corresponon.g .miis tary. This, too, means success, tor both of them know their business. If there was ever mullum made oat of parvo in a short while, TaeCau- casiax pertormeu tnat outy last Xouember. ThP Prpsidpnfc nnnointed a com- mittee of three, consisting of M. But- rv.Pmoi.iont ix v Prison nnd w.v....k -- O. vy.llVI IV ai.migv " 1 ' ina ior mu port atinenexi mwuug. . Everything passal off harmoni ously. I enjoyed my stay among them aud wish the next Fair abun dant success. Very Truly, Silas. Beware of Oiniiutnt for Catarrh that Contains Mercury, as Mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely de range the whole system when enter ing it through the mucus surfaces. Such articles should never be used tableFphy,icians, L the damage they can possibly derive from them Hall's Catarrh Cure, nianuiactureu by F.J. L'neney A -.o., loieuo, v., ... rr, 11. contains no mercury, and is taken internallv. and acts directly upon the blood and mucus surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure vou get the genuine, it is taken internally and is made in Toledo, Ohio, by F.J. Cheney A Co. t8-SoId bv Drusrinst. price oc pr bottle. Godwin Items. Hot weather and sjoilt meat. Mr. Wm. Culbreth, who is a large dealer in naval stores, bought oa the 4th day ot January, 1890, one barrel nam prnn "virfi n " ...... -'"1 i . . . V.irtf.rn rupjniii: lait tilK TiIACP r, vn;,i, th C,th inst.. for Geor- 1 Ul l i ti V I'T. - - - - i ."A J - gia. There has been received at . i this office a regisiereu pataagif that miuuiu uaiciTOiui.i.,, . there was not anything, .naj uie person to whom it was addressed be successful in finding it. A orosperous New ear to THE CaucasiaX. AMICUS, - Electrie Bitters. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of maise. A purer medicine dots not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that U claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases ot the L.iver Und Kidnevs. will remove Eimoles, KoiL. Salt Kheum ana oiner anec- tions caused by impure blood. WU1 drive Malaria from the system ana .t vvll er all Malarial - t.-.., r TT..Lir h. Cnn- st i nation and Indisestion try Elec- trie Bitters. 1 . - Jitters. Entire satisfaction ateed. or money refunded, 50 cents, and $ 1. 00 per bottle v. II. HolUdiy's Drngstore, guaranteed Price Dr. K Clinton, X. C. C0XSUBPT1CX SURELY CUBED. To tu Editor please inform 1 .i T t.nva am fu'T it-O your reauiTs i- ,vm.. rema h tor the above naied dkee, I Lavs a rosliive Dy iu ttmcij txse Uiousanas or GopeieEs a a m hiv been nemianeutlY cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles of my re-iedy vree to iuy of your read ers who have consumption if they will send me their express and post office address, Respectfuly, T. A. SLOCUM, M. C, lsl Pearl St., New York. ' ,V " " L TitSTJSASSS lltnry tAboadxr, "of dar vbea. bappenhiff to have more raooey thn ! knw what to do ith, I deUrouited to do the bis toff. I c&liied forth tg th i-u-ft irtCel la Eton, ngxgrd private rontu. and ordemi the wmWr urwigni ; u uia my turn io Wld do with the haw bol full of 'tv ? f 'h Tliom a fluid the odor of wjch md roe H'vlile Asylum, STv our svttH-tura a leell&mL At Iecrtb. my -y rtUnc oi aniioue oak. a Imlliant Mc .truck toe. I nrraxJ tK tlrMr ui 5 tmuml I th wbol of the much into ib ment of U cupboard. nen after waitaiff a few minuu u uithr UJ; W which was that of golden crow us on a royal blu ground I ran? tS.e Ull aun.aid.on the waiM i, in still niitnv B!it Kiif at i v. t,.t,.- T nr. ikrt-1 another LwL Nvcr sh&U 1 I forgt-t the expression of horrifleti j amazement wtiicii came over ihe man's countenauce, Tlie nwud tation went tlie war of the first that is to aay, into the cupboard; and Alexander the fl reat. after bin victory over Lanus. could uot have leJt 1 prouder than I did when I called for 4 T m n in? itjIi ton cr 1 1 1 1 rrm itvami fim fit -- . I ate ' , the w-ilM. ' j hrtagared into the street, fullv ier- I aue mat me eyea ot me wnoie tnn Btaie of mind, were tantamount to fn ii i a ii i nit, wiiirn in it i v ptu t.ini those of all Lurope. I never went il . . ! H IM1 I t.. I "ere again, -txunourgn twisman. lh Terrier and Ui nallbc. I heard a pood utorv a few lva Aim Bays a correspondent of The Booton PotA, which illustrates not only the intelligence or Uojrs arid their iower vji tuuiujuuiiuiiiig niui eacn uuiit, but that the same sort of exrrieticea which tend to develop indejendence ana sen reiiauce in human beings have man who owns a small terrier and a I mastiff found that the terrier was in the habit of going down a road ou which he had occasion to pa&s a house where a bulldog was kept who hardly ever failed to come out and growl at ana otherwise annoy him. Hut bevond this exhibition of ill humor the bulldojr's spite did not co until a certain day, when he bit tlie terrier quite severely. The next day the terrier went up to the mastiff and evidently had quite an interview with mm on me suuieci oi me inmrv wuwn had beeu inflicted by the bulldoc. for at its conclusion the mastiff accom- rwnipd tlin littlp fpllnvr lrvn flip mn1 When the bulldog caine out, appar- euuy urejiareu io renew ms assaults, both the termer and the mastiff at- . T 3 .I 1 I uM.-h.uu mm auu gave iwra a morouyn ..iti uma xiur I nlamnfr a -1 rrsf n n.l , iut n-1 , ...V I " i-:'m.-,,'-j " ?-" I were remarkable considering the tim-I idity which he had hitherto exhibited in presence of his old enemy. tu Effect or Thnnder on iuC. An interesting story was told last year of a supiosed mad dog out in Litchfield county that was killed be- twelve miles and then taken to a fnge bouse, run upstairs and re fused to sUr, and so was shot It was CL,V. r.lU 1,. A . , twii nr vsnsi-pnt i ( in nrw uttrlv - hvl,Tfr., T r. i ir, this cit llot ite w bri ht M the gun. ghine in fair weather timt becomes an utter imbecile as soon as thunder or even a firecracker is heard. Yesterday afternoon, amid the dis- tant rumuie oi a Jar away storm, he '"id aside his intelligence and ran wildly olt from home without it. A long search for him proved futile, but m a couple of hours he turned up. all I . , . , -Wj J 4 V. ,,,1 n .1 penitential journey homeward they met another dor. not nuite so bio- a? iuui viiu, cu-iva ca L DlUl J I tiiU acii UUU I rutlled collie the stroiiere dor dropped flat udod its bellv and lav crinmntr and trembling the victun of abject fear until the dog, scared by a crack ruu' ,uJ' SdCouVt cwards.-IlarV Tlie Oiling of Water by Birds. Tlie English Army and Xa vy Jour nal prints a letter from a naval offi- cer, who suggests that the ancients, .... . who knew the value of oiling troubled waters, learned this method from ob serving the sea birds. All the fish ggrKS'fi? Sfc eatmc birds, cape pisroons. petrels and ie mouth when captured. In the south Atlan tic and south Pacific the writer had Afinfr in I 1 of comoarativelv ouiet water when the around was roufrh. The un- USUal smoothness of the water was ev idently due to considerable quantities j of oil deposited by the birds. Xot- withstanding thi3 testimony, how- ever, and occasional letters froui ship vupiAiua luj; mj meir buc- iraaiui uw; ui vii in iituiijcsiuuias scaa. mere 1 iwruuu uwciie aoout me .ittmnt onrrht The Jnnm.il tl.inV, to liLattv t 1111.11 -t uiisdiuiaktui y. ouuic k Jt ; hv.i i,,; . " the subject of a more extended, defi- tiite afid comprehensive character. SonMttran tfent. . 1. it j s in li baa ui ti tax L-1 VI V O-ll lUUlliKWI, C1M UUC X IV bate W hitc contrived to convoy an i -A ... j- . i- I i'Ucituuic iut.-i 111 ucutdw uun. I T , . - , . "e was engageu to oppose me piain- tifTscase. One witness had Baid that the plaintirf "sometimes went to church a piece of information evt- dentiy intended to repel some iminua- ilon dv the ex-iailL'c touching me plaintiff's innate and liabitual pietv. -j. glad." said the jud-e. "to hear I that he sometimes goes to church. No- I body, certainly, more needa sanctuary I -.4 .,- - . privileges than he. It, however, he was ever cauerht out in a shower of divine grace he must have had on a strictly water proof garment" Hart ford limes. 11 r Ficnretl It Ooi. Algernon Aren t you sometimes bored witJa young geutlemen caaeri wno perast in staying hw iuujj. the father of the Ui Tendacts Vivie Angelina No; mamma acquaints r.vane Mollie I iion, Nathan Fai ed wiUh most of mr cabeand know, p. L. Faison, Ie B. II. Faison ' " rrallv man- now ttprm Mte their calls aooui as 1 Algernon (just arrived) vv nai idoai An1mVa fnuttiiis' her head in! at the door) tray, go uy. uurrj, I , i 1 1 T .V.rn!sl lilra rnn t daughter, tmt x saoTu J come to the do so with proynety.-Oaaha World, ' Art .r twI tivm Art of Dreias. While the art of the dyer is as old as Tvre, and the colors of those of an :.,Jt r.n ftrelled in luster and 1 stability, the variety has increased and the modes nave utwuic , ,i j,nM lmra ciicsj.. Dye baths rdJW taUTid-stiaodin IndST 2.000 yean pnvirj A J C US-- C&aVaVwa aVa r SltT rairfiirtd in IndSTlOOO yean ax as "were also cse or more style of calico printing, lneitHair chintz pattern and tha resisting pr cessw ewTckeUzram. Osf Qmii tTB First Boarding Hbose'Tuitey How you feelprf jrL. id EoaKUSg now xui;j Mi Pat tie Styrw, of iHirham, N. C, i vlititg ihp Miw Pattrc- Mr. lliarlie MoWy :d I Ir. Frn- nrtl.or Utile Itlvrr, South Carolina, i... Mr. nnwm, rt-irtillt,r hJi Tms-Uv. lie pnat hodan c txlWni 'ru",n Isi ,h lUptut rhnrrh at !li'ht. but U did Hot tl.tv e ttit ,,u.Anr, f itTin U Mr. John H. Iattrrmm, of Iur- N. iattr-ou. Our rvd-r- will re- liu - tutM - r the It tttr-t w publihol a f).w m,ml,H sinw. rrtB. ,lU "The lhuk Continent." while he was In Africa, reprr-i ntlng iHike Jt H of Durham. Mr. L. A. lU-thuiu, who has Uh-u on Tim C.fc.st.x taT for more l,KUI a year; icu uus mortuug tor iu home in Cumberland. We rcirrvt extlinglv to hi valuable rr vict - In our uutum. , Hehahl-h toiul geuilemait in every M-n- of lhe uori, a vauMs? tif hn. . - formation, tine intelligence and mot estimable character. He will i n.b- al,,y take ft rourM, a ,,c Stati, Vui versity. ClitTIlIlIICO Xt.ya.X23S We w ill K-nd, for mio year, Thk Caccamax ami Iiemorest's Mnga zino (monthly) for$:1.10; (Jodey's Ii.lv Book (monthly) 00; The Old Homestead (monthly) for $1.90; The National Economist (weekly) 2.2.. SPECIAL OFFER: To those who are not subscribers to The Cai casiax we will send our paKr and The Econoui 1st for f 2.00, This offer holds good until Januar 1st, 1MW aul5-tf NEW A I) V K 1 IT I S K M KN TS. MjlX J()C IVl'SOll's Reinedv Sri MA X C Vov ".th lHMI f... T., ti-,.M-r . - . . Doar Madam 1 vmir Uciiw- . lK. ?l.aiuxm 1 Uf1 our ,w,m- di' nRtI U ash tw elve year agt ror M31"0 W' aiul ruin1 ryflt re,lt'f which has been permanent. lien I botran using your Remedy my eye lid was verv sore, now there Ls no SOre on tlie lid at all. Miw. It. J. Noni.K. For ssile by Clinton DruggistM and by Wm. A. Johnson, Wholesale Agent, Clinton, X. C. deco ly Sale of Lots. T W E N T Y-F O IT 11 T O W Its for Sale on the C. F and Y. V. Bailroad. at Hives, is one of the best places: on said roai ior a business location. Terms very Inieral. Apply to J. J. HIGIISMITII, Or LOVE CULBUETII, Janl5 2t Hives, X. C NOTICE ! TA WtJAW IT UIV I This is to notify all persons that Afr Ci W l inninnit ij a aru on our farm this year, aud all contracts, liens, or claims whatso- ever, made on the same, void, unless executed bye, will le either one u. u- A. B.A J. B.CAKVEn, Jan. lbt, 1890.-janlC-4t For Truck Farmers! TBUCK FABMEBS SPECIAL CrUANO! I THE RK.ST KERTIMZKR nn roTA- Toi and other truck croim EVER SOLD. Intr(Mlucel seven vears an and extensively used since by leading Truckers along theetuwt, fnm Xor 1 fv.l I- .1 tn mt.n T.-I . North Carolhia Truckers will con ...... . . .r . t 4 . . . , su'k l ,t,r inai, at least. Address f. r Catalogue, giving pri I COfi ceriincaies, 4C, THE WLLCCI & EIB8S E'JUO CO. I j n 1 1 m C1IAULESTON, S. C. J OliTII C KOLIXA, S AMI SOX CO. I.N riTEWOB Counr, January 7tw, 1H90. W. L. Faison. Ca-hier Clinton Ioan Association, Againt F. L. Faison. admini-trator of A. M. I-aison, uif'Ml, William A. Faia r. Vivie ! v:ine, A. C. Dix on and wife, M -II:- F. Dixon; Na than W. Fai?o i. F. L. Fai-o;i, lk B. II. Fr'iMin ard A. Mihh ly Fai- son. The above actIHi wa-!roufht by the plaintiff to n cover judgmeiit on a note made by A. M. Faison, .le- CPaed, and W. A. Fain, one of his fiurjtiei, the uid Aboer M. being d1 Mosely raim ior the sum of r y" '""' " and for a fort-clo-ure of a mortgage u iu imm ui m, a xt Fortner and Meirs places, made by the said Abner M. and W. A. Faion w F.uua wi Uir mc note. And the defendants, Nathan W. Faison and Mollie F. Dixon and her Husband, A. C. Dixon, are hereby rotified to appear before the Judge at the the next term of our Superior Court to be held for thf county of Sampson, at the courthouse in Clin ton, on the 1st Monday before the 1st Monday is March, 1890, and an swer or demur to the complaint of the plaintiff. Sled in thi action. JAS. S. BIZZELL, C. S. C. janl6 t Everyone is coinpllnienting tfce improvement of The Caucasian, but we are not yet satisfied. We wish to make it better still. Athntic Coast Lire. ILIlTtl5 miMU I. ui ImtuiL Conclonaoct HohoHtl tuainn i,t um, Mcru. NC 41. lXLif. rt tmil. tWlf. 2 5.' r- i it Til t U) S . : t - Af Tr S: . I.v Tit- t ,f U iiHS, 1 1 .r rselm. A- KacUcu C t4 3 l 'A'arJkW. Mno'.a. 4 24 " At Wdmioct'n 4 Si Tit . INs i.OINi; No. II N . Pi U r S!!l U lu.U, t. ilrt:int,t. 12 oj i 'J t' m I I.V l;tlti.lt. I Sit 14 t " ' II 5 I.v Var.n Ar t;ot.?t. o. 2 1" fi i3 Ia rtwv.:h Ar S Inta Ar Wi?ii 11 ,' - t M 4' to 2 I. r K.Kky Ml. Ar Ttttr v Tattr Ar WiMju 4 .To 2 i t J in "3 Jlaslv rivpt Si.r.dav. Ttaiii on .n. otlan I Nfci k iii xm ! ii' tu- Halifax for t!a:i.l N k 2 p n. arrive St oUiiud Ncik.it It p. in.. ItivrrtoH C lo p. in. Ib-t.inil.1 h.ii Hiyerlou T 'JO a. m., Sootlm.l Ne k at 10 "Ji a m. daily except .Su-s-lay. lraiu Icavra larUu. A. C, i AllM-nintle v. ILili uh tai!rKd, ili lr except Suudiiy. 4 OO j, m., Snntlav ' ill i arrive uliaiiitMi. N. I .. ".I in., 4 JOp. in.. I'h mouth p. ,n , 5 40 p. in. Ui'tuntai lea'v lt.-ive Ply mouth, ilail v except ShikIov, 0 0 a, in.. Sunday h 3i a. in. ViIliamtiMi 7 1't a. ni., ' M a. m. arrive Tarb'xo V VI a. m., 1 1 30 a. tu., TnMti on Mi l'.auil, N. C.. 'ri!li li at ioliUUru. ilailv except Sum'-ay, C ui v. iii, utr;v. MnittiiH-' b 7 a tu. lU-titr?i:i:i avr Stnil'tSu l.l, a. tn., arrive (iolibboro, 9 30 a. m.. Tniiii n Nahvillr bra tub !iiv I: Kky Mt. at 3ul p. in.. nmv Na!-vil!- .1 to I . in., sprint; 1 1 4 !' p. m. K. tiiniiiu' leave Spring IU' lc ul n. ni., Nahhvilli lo .tj a. in.. U ky ib tmt II 15 a. to', da !y, tx. epl handiiy. Traiu onCbuloii biaiu b U ..v Wnmaw for t linton, daily, except Minday, o CM . m., niui at 11 Io a in; Itetui 111114 will leave i Tuiloti at s 'Jo a m nml A 1 p m, connect ini: nt Warsaw Willi No. 41 an I 40, J;t and 7 Niuthbouiiil truiu 011 Wi1m.ii ,V I'ay etteviile llratuh it N'o. 51, Nortti boiaut w No, Daily exi pt Sum lay Train No 27, Sut!i, w II stop only at Wilton (ioldsboro nttd Magnolia 1 rani No "h makes i 'uh' rmii t tiou at W hi. ui tor all po;til North, duly. All ra:l via Kichmoutl. and daily, i Xeepl Sunday via U.iy l.iu Trains make clo-e i-onner Lio.v for all poiiit ii'.r.h via Kditno'.id an 1 V.il. ilU'lou Ail tr.t.iiuu j';.d l.:lVi-e,i W'i'.iu 'ij lo 1 a id '.Val.iiijton, an I Ittvp t'j'riiiu I'idi.i e Slei jht HtUii.he l I'loi ,1 a Spvt inl V-.tioul Tri: 1 o. 5t h i-.vew Wi :! n Moiiu'avr. i 'l;n - day anil Fridi '. 5 p. in., m 1 iv i i at Wihiiin-t -u J Jo a. us. Tut-suav. Tlilii-S'layi aud Saturday No. '.l leave v i.-niiiijtoii 1 00 . m.. mi iv.n !- don 5 37 a. ni. 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Kanaroa ocrarlba'f mtM fail Biaas Bad Mreiflcattuoa lor 0 Baa t tmch mM-JnmiMMi bm.lt; nr. fri'a tlMl a jrr. cu. a CJft. MCXJ a CO, FVi UMfch nr k aT. II J a Co- w a a Kaa aaT ka4 ovar m yar' traananea aad Bara ojar MUCK BFptMMKwa for iaarMU aad Wt aatanta. Kand for Baadlraua. Curra ameur amoawai. TRADE MARKS. la raaa roar anrk ta not raaWarad ta tka rab M OAaa. aaartr to KCM Co, ga. mT T 7 r liaLa acmacuoo. Baod tat VarnAI COPTKICnTH for Wwka. caaru, mtm. avc icair aroearad. Aadraaa HCXS V CO r aeat HUdlra. Ganaax Omcx ta BwaunrAT. K. T CBuati, art Trada-Marto obuiaad. aa ll fMtaa kaataeaa csodaetad tar MK-ra4 r. Oar fmm ta Op kMite V. S. Vmtmt Ot fle. W ka ao asift-apeacira, aH baalsaal nd, Waet caa tnnaart amc ttiatii la ka ttat nad at toaa c4 (kaa taaas asmctt fNaa Waaalactoa. Seal Biodd. nrh. r aw tt tfaaoip Coa. Wa advfas If Latrataala ar act, too a cka. Oar fss axrt aa till patrat ai aaearad. A V. Jc -Bam la Obtau twi" wwk i ta aetaai clieata ta jvet feat, C.A.SIJOT7;CII TIIAT ITACKiXO COU;i can so (jUickly curpd by SliloU's Cure, mt guarantee iL For sale by Ii. II. II01.1.1 dat. Druggist. Clioton. and W. I'. Kes STStr & Co., WarMtw. S. ( iii
The Caucasian (Clinton, N.C.)
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Jan. 16, 1890, edition 1
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