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HI SlMiSS LOCALS. J' "VWuiN" ami JUiiiM' Notice ran Ix; i rl il in thi column at ten crnl a lln-. ( "jilii'ix-s ." cents :it MllOKK ft IJAKTKH K's. .v-v.' crop ( (i;a Mohis.-'es just n-j reived and for x'.de at C. I. Joniison's. I'.r the newt style id Dress , .M iilllHtrV Hill I r, . 1 MiMirc l:irJrifL'' in fl..ii- ,i a -tand, tin- Atkins' Building. t ,,,itl Wool Blankets at :?2.2" pr-r , ,ir, which an; worth :?:..". r;od .nla Crackers at H cents .rr pound. I-it" Jewelry and SjoctacIes a sp;;- , ;.,!ty, at. 15. F. I'owr.Li,'. i:-n:eniler that I am .selling out -ii:iti.v at os r. Conio in and . . ..!.,! ,.... ii.,. r ' I J' ..... IIIV Mil'' : ence. That is, I charge you no , ,,tit, l.ut sll 1 1 1 - goodat just what u li: t they -o-t inc. J. A. Fkkkku,. Iliglotof Seed Potatoes for Hale also Bui-it's ( iarden Seeds; Mohawk Beans just parties wanting cal ('. I'. Joiinho.V. liOOAIiS: I Dr. (Jeorge Thomas, of Wil mington, Is dead. Court next week; UU Honor, Judge Crave pre.-iding. All Thiorh the County. What SpI&ns i rr If lug aa EXCISE ME AtiMS. T Earh ia? f ! Twt Hi4fr4. fatr Etft4iUrr. i NKW A U V EUTISEM KXTS. ! XEW $V KM 1KM.,TS, I ! I have on tny hook over a hund nd saWriter-t who are equally ft a lot of in , ifd. All diat'dy. l!l!tll''l T'AVU l.0t- ! Town Loth! ! at Tom F. A V. V. See "ad." i.u, 1'kksii Skkds ! Collard ;iicl i ahhae, Watermelon, Squash, ( i!ru:n!cr, l'e ts, Tomatoes, ami all ol hi r lresh Oardon Seeds at 2J cents i paper. Turnip Seed at 2" cents a puiiiid, at V. It. Kixi; A- Cw's. l' 1,000 good White Oak Staves, for -pirit harrel-, lor sale. For terms apply to I'MiKKWOiili A- Boyki.v, Clinton, N. ('. Truckers can get the hest Beans at V. A. Johnsons. lar.S-nd th ruvm fn.m vour good a a hank, yet who owe me --Yesterday was Afli Vwlni-s4lay. to nhl fur this column. Every I from one to two yea. utTiption. There were service in the Kpi-copal ' ubcriU'r to Tm; Caitamjax haul jt a MUall item and they iiave Church aright and Is requested tocontri-i. . . . . ,. rt,, I bute items of news in "he" or her 11 " amount, know- SamifronN iiill An. is growing ! neighborhood for ihU ndumn. We ' inK tllt I would be ati--fled that I popular. S; his third article in this! not I'blLsh your name unlesn issue. I "ou fe-re Aiiiouuts onletvl iid l.y C om- J(H' lVrNOllS KciUOllV: mission ers at February meet Ins 1 s ; . are a follow viz : ' im. J rf ra UraMj vtiil far i lMria. Selected Seed Potatoes at W. A. Johnson's. Kuist's (Iarden Seed and Onion Sets at W. A. Johnson's. LOST AT FA I It. Two parot Socks. On. white pair and one blue pair. They were rib lied at the top nearly a finger length. Any person having taken them thro' mistake will please leturn them to me so the exhibitor may receive the same. Maiiion IJrn.Ki:, Sec'y. SOCKS MiKlMiACKl) AT FA I It. One pair ol S' ( ks. Knit of very line cotton yarn ribbed about a fin ger's length or longer. Narrow tripe of red at t p. Any person wh : may have taken tin; al.ove from the Fair through mistake will do us a great favor by returning them to this office so that we may han the same over to the right fid owner. Very respectfully, Makion IH'ti.kh, Sec'y. NOTICE ! 1 have just received two car loads of Marble at my Fayetteville Yard. Also two hundred small five dollar Ilea:! Stones for infants. Parties who are in need of work in my line will do well to write or call to see nie at my works. Hespectfully, Ciias. A. (Soonwix. Index to w Advertisement.?. The Mutual i-ife Insurance Com pany of New York, II. F. IJriggs, of Wilson, N, C, Agent. 3iAUKirrs. LIXTOX. (lit'liortt il l A. F. Jonssox .V: Co ) 'urn. (new) . . 1'i as, (stock) ... . " (white! . . I':iein, liiekens. y-. . llirswax I'.utter, l.iinl. Knilder, Kloiir, lli.les, 'i'ui !entine, (lianU Special drill of the Sarnion j Ught Infantry to-night every j Thursday night. In it not about time for the Sampson's Truckers' Association to hold it second annual meeting? Mr. It. C. Holme and Mr. W. II. itu-sell have the framing of their residence on DeVane street up. Miss Mary Lou Brown will have the Young Indies' Club to hold its next regular meeting at her place of residence. Ilev. Thomas Strange will de liver the llaivulaureatc address at the University, lie v. Thos. Dixon Will deliver the address at Wake Forest. The ease of Merritt vs. Mosely, which was moved from this county to Duplin, was tried in Kenansvil'e last wefk. The jury returned a ver dict for the defendant. A lady writing to the New York World, says : "Why not jiiit all tlie uilvcrtitfcment of tlie (Irj-K0(ln lioiiseis on one wheft)1 Then when the ladies of the family wish to rend the (to them) incut interesting part of the paper, they will not have to wait until the iimli- of said family devour the la,sehall new s." Mr. Robert Peterson says that the suiest and easiest way to destroy ground moles is to mix n little "Hough on Hats" with a little dough or bread and put in their paths. They are sure to eat it and sure to die. The State Sunday School Con vention meets in Wilmington, N. C, next Tuesday, the itfth. The Coun ty Sunday School Convention will meet in the Baptist Church Saturday at K) o'clock to elect delegates. An exchange says: Dust is one of the worst difficulties to contend with in keeping house-plants during the w inter. If they can not be tho roughly protected the foilage must be washed off carefully every week or ten days. Yesterday being Ash Wednes day. Divine service was held in the Episcopal Church at this place, Ilev. J. V . Turner officiating. Ser vices are appointed in the same church for Sunday morning next at 1 1 o'clock, at which time the Holy ComniMnion will be administered. Occasionally we get a letter from a subscriber asking us todiscontinue his paper when the year is out. This we cannot do unless he has paid in advance, for it would necessitate a separate set of books. We need about two more days in a week to keep up with what we are trying to do at present . At the Baptist Church, on Sun day evening, ltev. Mr. Meeks lec. tured on the "Origin of Idolatry." lie said that idolatry originated in the fiarden of Eden, when Adam and I've paid homage to the serpent. The flood was sent upon the world to destroy it Noah and a few others were saved because they were free from the sin. But the sins of Adam outcropped again in his seed. We have had all kinds of idolatry. The iJolatry of mammon is the reigning curse of the world to-day. 1IOXKYCUTT9. Mr. It. M. Crumpler has fenced in a field uing the barlnrd wire. He is mnch pleased with it. Mr. W. F. Taylor and Miss Ger trude Taylor are over in Snakcsville thi week to see the new railroad. MINGO. Quantities of Umber in thiswe tfon waiting for a freshet. A man in this section had his in fare table set on last Sunday m m ing. He took his best girl in his buggy and started for a J. P. There wits another man, who lor some special reason, wished to be present when the knot was to be tied. Man No. 1 objected. So the prospective grwui and bride and the would-be spectator run a race for the J. P's. The spectator got there first, where uion the couple for reasons best known to themselves decided to post pone the nuptials. The West-laid whene o' iniee and men (rang aft ajfley, And leave us naught hut grief and pain, For promised joy. 1'IXEY GUOVK. Several marriages have racentlyi occurred, and as they havn't appear ed iu the columns of this paper, I guess the contracting parties don't desire their publicity, Hope 'tis a sign of a good crop year, and that the "La (Jrippe" will prove a daisy instead of a fatal epidemic. Several farmers availed them selves of the protracted fair warm weather and went to work with re newed energy, like they mean uusi ness and to do awny with so much guano this season and rely more on the compost heap. Messrs. J. C. & E. D. Hobbs are running the rein ring machine by steam and can turn them out rapidly. A man in an adjacent township has a cart body that will hold col lard seed loose in it. This shows pretty good workmanship of the constructing mechanic. The recent blooming of fruit trees and the unusually warm weather is a topic ef conversation among some of the natives, and the ideas they they entertain, when expressed in words, are often quite amusing They seem to think old father Time would get it, and that it would come in a good time when I did get it 1 That Js bj, and would be all right IT . I could negotiate their account a likef money and pay my indebtedness ' with them. But unfortunately I had not a cent given me to start on in the world, uud the if ore have, only a limited capital to work with. ! I bought this paper on the install-! i went plan, so much c lining due' every few months. All the pay-J ments are not yet met. I have to) meet not only my current expenses! but also to rai-e enough to meet ! these payments, never laying aide a , cent for my hi If . This being the case I mut ask yju to excuse me again for callinir vour attention to the I small amount due, or'else be unjust to others and to myself. I am sor ry that I have not the money to pull out of my pocket aud i ay these obligations when they come due, but I have not, so muse ask you to do me the genuine favor to come to my assistance. There are also on my books the names of a hundred or more men who are due me for a year or more, but men who, like myself, are poor and hard pressed for money, but men who are equally as good and whom I would trust as far as the others, men who are also as good as a bank, for they are true and honest. These I ask to do simply as much for me now as they can and pay the balance next fall. Pay me a little, if it is only oO cents, for many littles will count up, a hundred 50 cents will make $50.00. I believe that every county should have a good paper and I have striv en to give my native county such a one, and to this end have devoted two of the hardest year's work of my life, therefore it is peculiarly mortifyiug to owe just debts which I am unable to meet. Try to give mo a call during court next week, if; not sooner. Very truly and earnestly, Marion BiTf.Kii month months months' months' To Ja. flobb, tlmv month-' support, I " Nathaniel Fairrloth, threv month' support, " Nancy Bledsole, 3 month' fupjort, " MarindaHarc, 3 months' supjiort, " Sarah A. Stewart, three moRths support, " Nellie Norris, 3 uuitth' support, " Mary Brewer, :. upjort, " Susan Powell 3 suppott. " Sarah Williams 3 month' support. " Itachel Pope, support, " Naney Stevens, support, " J . II. Britt and others, road jurors " N. It. Johnson, material and work on bridge, " Iiebecca Butler. 3 months' support, " iWvulie llore, 3 months' supiort, " J. I). Johnson, material and work on bridge, " Mary Hc-rrfng, 3 mouths' support, " Maggie Kinsauls, three month:' supiMirt, 44 Cassie Herring, 3 month-' support, 44 Caucasian, publishing, Ac, 44 Jno. It. Smith, conveying paujers to Sampson, 44 Frank Honeycutt, services :u road juror, 44 Olive Mu-phy, 3 months' support, 44 A. B. Brewington, three months' support, 44 John and Nancy I Iargrove, three months' support, 44 J. D. Owen, conveying prisoners to jail, 44 Theopulus Bryant, three months' supjKirt, 44 Huldy Carter, 3 months' support, 44 Daniel Lockany, cost in case, State vs. William Foreland, 44 C. Partrick, one dav as Ch B. C. C, 44 C. II. Williams, D. S., summoning road jurors, 44 J. C. llobbs, oue day as com'r, 2s miles travel, 44 J. M. Marslibuvn, one day as com'r, 21 miles t javel, 41 J. M.Marshbuni, two days at bridges and 30 miles travel, a Cm I I, Jewph Ithnm, t.f (irrvnviUt, J oj : S " ia'' l'b'ar in adding a' word of commendation of Mr. Jo; Hail ti.t i!ea when Wi luuat ir KilVNfl's lU mody. Mr. Uith-v.ii' Clothing, ll,tt an 1 S1uks thittb n vi me .ly vtry oau;y, an tinting toTi u,! - : o n.. ! the ue of this remedy pmvid won- v.., .:.....i .... -.. 1 1 ; . i ill i V nt r 'U vv.o.!d T vfc xv s ' 'fi inn ir h.iul. Oir it .K.r"..l rr . .. iiUi! s-.' iius in v, .urn miii i ()t) a few bottle Iht health vatly iui- 1 i.r,-,.l t t lTltlM ye: upt. lu?. In-t. Pitt Co. Mr. 3t l'rrB fw-4i will frr In ULVii.ii, N.C., Aug, II, lsv. la-t winter I wa snfr. rlng very mnch from indigestion and general .tieouny. Willi a broken down y item, followodwith ehrer.i - dy.-!nte-;ry. I triel one Uttle of Mr. Joe Person's Ilemedy, and lound so ' arc s-ellin, j much relief ant iniproven;ei:t I con-i uu turned it ue until I u-ed the .ev- jenth bottle, which restomi uli4 to ; 4 To I It'rb''t health, and I aui now sund j : as a il ver dollar. lean cheerfully I (hi t oo 1 oo 3 H: 3 HO nil I V I 111 Not 4v in de-j ii , W ye.ir iH'fore we Umil'M nr S r.n this year. We -haU e!l c!;. at lock th. If nir frie:i 1 will -Mrtdr .v-1 I ,r w inter SUh-1;, it.t . m' and !,. .' :t , will ml 1 nsd li .mv - - cry t 5 (Ml 3 00 2 00 2 50 5 00 y oo 3 50 10 SO 1 oo 5 00 .Jo 10 oo 2 00 j 2 00 2 00 5 50 2 00 3 00 3 40 20 SO i recommend it a a gol restorative, j bliMnl purifier and a bnilder-up of broken down sv-tems. W. B. JOUDAN, Kept, for ltaleigh News-Observer. For sale ly Clinton Drugjjits and by Win. A. Johnson, Wholsale Agent, Clinton, N. C. dec5 ly 1)1 i There are hundred.- id ,t'd ,iit Sinu s. Thev ran lnl.-u '!d U v . "Mt--. - 11. ai 11 1 DIoTlLLIN6 AGAIN ! I havtt started mv Distillerv again and will now keep for s:le, at my saloon in Clinton, MY OWN MAKE OF PUKK COItN WHISKY! Slure is n 1 lanto enoi:;b to h.dd nt wint v and ltemember that hand all kiiuls of I abo k ;e'p on Shakespearean flab. The Shakespearean Club met at the residence of Dr. A. M. Iee on last Friday evening. The next meeting will be at Mrs. W. II. Fowle's on 44 O. F. Herring, one day as ). O. J. 00 00 00 (Virgin and Yellow Dip) so . 1 10 10 to 12 to 2. 10 18 to 20 20 to !H 10 to 12i C" 4 50 to 5 r0 03 to 05 1 20 2 ST 'niton, . . . . . HU WILMIXfiTOX. Spirits Turpentine, ... 41 per gallon UoMii. (strained) ... 1 10 per barrel iood strained) . 1 per barrel Tar $1 4.1 per barrel ('rude Turpentine, (Hard) . . $120 (Virgin and Yellow Dip) ..... 2 2(1 Cotton 105 Timber, per m., - - - 3 00 to l. 00 Notice. We are ready to issue certificates for special premiums to the parties to whom such were awarded. Where the premiums were shoes, hats etc., the party or parties to whom they were awarded should send us the number or size desired. ' Makiox BuTi.Kit, Sec'y. Eupc isy. This is what you ought to have, iu tV.et, you must have it, to fully enjoy life. Thousands are search ing for it daily, and mourning be cause they find it not. Thousands upon thousands of dollars are spent annually by our people in the hope that they may attain this boon. And yet it may be had by all. We guar antee that Electric Bitters, if used according to directions and the use persisted in, will bring you Good Digestion and oust the demon dys pepsia and install instead Eupepsy. We rccomined Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia and all diseases of Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at 50c and S1.00 per bottle by It. II. Holli day. Druggist. the evening of the 28th. The pro- is preparing for his final exit during gramme for the meeting will be as the present year. Time will end follows : flay 4 .as xou JuiKe ir." The first section of the club will come on duty as follows : Orlando, by Miss Sudie Faisor. Touchstone & Jaques, by Mr. T. M. Lee. The Ethical Side of Play, by Miss Nela Fowle. Itoselind, by Mr. Edward Faison. Twelve Quotations from est passa ges, by Miss Mittie Beaman. Abstract of Play, by Mr. J. C. lo- cumb. A resume of the play and discus sions on it by the President. forever with them when they die. C. Does our correspondent meani to say that they have no souls ?-Ed. NEWTON GKOVE. Mr. D. C. King, aged G5 years, was married the third time on the 9th, The bride was a Mrs. Woodard, of Johnston county. May the third honey-moon be as sweet as the first Miss Mary Williams is teaching an excellent school at Persimmon College. Miss H. E. Bolton, of Cumber land county, has been visiting in this section. Miss Annie Southerland, and the Misses Cooper, of Kenansville, have Clerk B. C. C, F. Herring, fifty orders passed, F. Herring, merchants' returns, M. Spell, for wood and servant hire for Court- house, 44 J. M. Spell,- summoning jurors, Correct as reference to Commis- missioners. Book will shovv. O. F. IlEIlRTXG, Clerk of Board Co. Com'rs. IN MEM0RIAM. Whiskies, Braiulirs! Wines! From a pure good ptalily up to a fine quality, My clever salesman, Mi:. 1). ( . (iiDDKXS, will he pleased to serve you at all time-. JfeifThe lover of good wine should try our fine California brand. C. PABTB1CK. February 0th, 1S00. tf 0 00 10 80 STOC K Therofnn everything 1 Xi Our inaminoth storo inu-t clu-ed u a i.,d Can't (Jet Along Without It. Mrs. L.T. Hudson, wife of Dr. W. L. Hudson, died at her home in Sampson county, on February 3rd, 1890. She had been confined t her bed for a long the, but bore her sickness patiently and with that christian fortitude that so enameled her for this life and the life to come. She was a strict member of the Presbyterian church, and those who made her acquaintance could be en lightened as to what it was to be a christian. She was a native of Tex as. Dr. Hudson left North Carolina, SALE FOR PARTITION. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of the Superior Court of Sampson county, the undersigned, as commissioner ot said court, will sell by public auction, at the court house door in Clinton, rs. C, on Monday, the 3rd day of March, 1S90, for the purpose o making partition among the heirs of Iiebecca Tew, an undivided half interest in the fol lowing tract of lard, situate in Dismal township, adjoining the lands of Young Tyndall, J. Ii. Tyndall.W. B. Houevcutt and others, contain ing about 155 teres. Terms of Sam-: 20 per cent, cash , one half balance in nine months and one half in twelve months, with S percent, interest trom date of sale until paid. Title reserved until pur chape money is paid in full. F.ll. COOPER, Com'r. This Jan. 20th, 1R90. It Bring in your Otter Hides. lid Rei.'ctl'nlly, King Hatter and Clotliier. IECK. DTT Prf 1. N ORTII CAROLINA, SAMP- bOA cju. is curi:nioit his native Stae in 1878 and pretty :T V soon embraced matrimony with Miss COL i:t, JANUARY tit, lb JO For 23 Years J. T. GREGORY has occupied his same TAILOR ESTABLISHMENT . on Church Street. The great and orignal leader in low prices for men's clothes. Economy in cloth and money will force you to give him a call. fiaTljatest Fashion plates always unhand. June 7th. Iyr. The stock of the Sampson Build ing and Load Association is steadily growing. We understand U at sev eral Wilmington men have applied for stock, not with a view of getting a load (for none but citizens of the county can borrow money) but sim ply as a good paying investment. The Association is sure to prosper, for every cent of the money paid in on stock has already been borrowed out and there are applications in ahead now for the money as fast as it is paid in by the stockholders. We have five shares and would double the number now if we thought we could easily meet the weekly pay ments of 25 cents per share. Try to pay us all or a part of your subscription during next week. If you do not come to court send ut whatever amount you can by mail and we will send you a receipt for the same by next mail stating ex actly up to what time it pays. We have often heard good men complain that some editors were always dlx sisa them through their pa pers. we are not dunning you you now, but are simply forced by necessity to ask you to come to our assistance. Don't hesitate because the amount you could send is small, for we assure you that any amount, however small, will be acceptable. Henry JamesJames Henry. Miss James Henry is now Mrs. Henry James. A quiet and demo crat ic wedding took place i uesday morning at 10 o'clock at the resi dence of the bride's brother-in-law, Mr. James S. Bizzell, Clerk of the Superior Court. The ceremony was perform ed by Hew Colin Shaw. A reception was given in the evening at the residence of the groom's fath er, Mr. Perry James. The Cauca sian' extends i'.s best wishes to the happy couple. Raleigh, N.C., Feb. 15. Tlitnr nf Ciinpnsinn flenr Sir been spending a few days with their please gen(1 TnE Caucasian to A. lriends here. W. Col well, care of A. & M. A. Col The firm of Rose & Bro., have lege, Raleigh, N. C, and draw on I - 1-v 11 i XT 11 ) i. moved the! i naval store business to r vahwbii, oi xianeii s feLoie, -o i- v i i lor Ine amount necessary 10 seme Our farmers are "making hay while the sun shines," or rather making wise preparations for it . Mr. Samson Warren will in a few days put in a 3,700 pound water wheel 35 horse power, at his mill to run his machinery, consisting of a rice mill, cotton seed crusher, gin and grist mill. V e WESTBROOK3. Mrs. E. A. Wilson, aged 62 years, died at her home on last Sunday morning at 1 o'clock. The funeral sermon was preached by Rev. F. R. Underwood. TAYLOIt'S BRIDGE, (Not Heard From.) DISMAL. (Not Heard From.) MCDANIELS. (fot Heard From.) TURKEY. (Not Heard From.) SOUTH CLINTON. (Not Heard From.) LITTLE COHARIE. (Not Heard From.) LISBON. (Not Heard From.) FRANKLIN. Not Heard From.) NORTH CLINTON. (Nrt Heard From.) HALLS. (Not Heard From) Cor the same. Many thanks for the copy sent me sometime ago. We can't get along well without The Caucasian. The school is at work nicelv now. Respectfully, Mrs. Sue C. Carroll. Died. Capt. T. D. Smith, of The Cauca sian office, received the sad intelli gence Tuesday of the death of his mother in Virginia. She was ar ex ceptionable pious woman and lived to the ripe old age of ninety-five years, uur sympatniesaretenuerea the bereaved. Personals. L. T. Thomas, then her maiden name, were married in Texas, final ly returning to .North Carolina. Up to her demise to them had been born five children, four of whom survive her. A kind mother, a du tiful wife, has passed a way to her Heavenly Father, and may her life while on this earth be an example to her desolate husband and children, to sustain them in anchorage while on this earth and in the life to come. While children and husband bow in W. L. Faison, Cashier Clinton Loan Association, Against F. L. Faison, administrator of A. M. Faison, deceased, William A. Faison, Vivie Devane, A. C. Dix on and wife, Mollie F .'Dixon; Na than W. Faison, F. Ii. Faison, l)e B. II. Faison and A. Mosely Fai son. The above action was brought by the plaintiff to recover judgment on a note made by A. M. Faison, ;Ie- W ft B r r M U li mo A. X C has lotto Mjin;iffft! T v J Miss Charlotte Murphy, of Tay lor's Bridge, is visiting at Mr. If. B Chesnutt's. Engineer Johnson is sick. Engi neer Langston is temporarily run ning in his stead. Messrs. Gabriel Holmes and Davis, of Wilmington, were up yes terday going for the bob white." Postmaster Vardwas absent Mon day, attending the funeral of his sisier, Mr. E. A. Wilson, in West brooks. Attention! Arc vou made miserable by Indiges tion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Apnetite, Yellow Skin? VITALIZE! is a positive cure. For sale by Dr. It. II. Holliday, Clinton, land w. I . ken n en y, Warsaw, N. v. humble submission to the will of ceased, and W. A. Faison, one of their Heavenly Father, yet may his surities, the said Abner M. being our Saviour guide them aright and the father of the defendants, ivic in the future mav find rest with Devane, Mollie Cixon, Aathan iai- dear mother where parting will be son, F. L. Faison, Dc B. H. Faison no more. X. and Mosely Faison for the sum of; Wilmington Messenger will please ?1, 200, due October 2(.th, lSss; and lor a lore-closure ot a mortgage on two tracts of land, known as the Fortner and Mears places, made by the said Abner M. and W. A. Faison to the plaintiff to secure the said note. And the defendants, Nathan . Faison a'Ml Mollie F. Dixon ami her Husband, A. C. Dixon, are hereby notified to appear bo.foto the Judge at the the next term of our Superior Court to be hold for the county of Sampson, at the courthouse iu Clin ton, on the 1st .Monday be! ore the 1st Monday iu March, ISO ), and an- swer or demur to me cornpiaun oi the plaintiff, filed in this action. JAS. S. U1AAAA,, C. rs. i;. janlG-Gt i:X(UM:s, no ileus, s, nr. mills, pin:ssi:s, r;.v;s. u 7 ;.''. . co;.x mills, L'L'r.in: woi;iS, J'lri: Firrixas, SJI. JV'I l.(L I't Ll.i: ) Smul llLL .AY. dec in ;J m copy. , FOR DYSPEPSIA Use Brown's Iron Bitters. Physicians recommend it. All dealers keep it. $1.00 per bottle. Genuine has trade-mark and crossed red lines on wrapper. FOIt LAME BACK, side or chest, use. Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. For sale bv 11. II. Kollioay, Druggist, Clinton, and W. P. Kkxnedy, Warsaw, X. C. SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made misera ble bv that terrible coujh. Shiloh's Cure is the Itemed V t.r vou. J orsaie by II. II. Holliday, Druggist, Clinton, and W. P. Kennedy, Warsaw, . C. THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure, we iruarautee it. ror sain bv li. H. Jioixi- dav. DruTfrit. Clinton, and W. P. KEN NEDY & Co., Warsaw, N. C. On the c O.' Jo F. and Y. V. Railroad. We will advertise tree of charge for any articles that may have been lost, misplaced, or taken through mistake at the Sampson Fair last fall. Any one who has lost any article on exhibit will plese send us ; a description of the same and we will try to trace it up. Corner-Stone Laying. Having been granted a dispensa tion by Grand Master Samuel II. Smith to convene the 3rand Lodge of North Carolina in Special Com munication in the town of Clinton, March 7th, for the purpose of laying; the Corner-Stone of the Methodist E. Church of that place, I take this , means of inviting all Masons in good, standing to be present and partici pate in the ceremonies. J. M. Mabsiiburx, W. M. Hiram Lodge. Piles! Piles! Itching Piles! Symptoms Moisture : intense itch iug and stinging; most at night ; worse by scratching. It allowed to conlmuft tumors form, which often bleed and ul rerate. beconiiuc very sore. Svayn-'s Ointment .stops the itcning and bleed iug, heals ulceration, and iu most cases removes the tumors . At druggists, or by mail, for 50 cents. Dk. SWAYNE & SON, feb21 Cm Philadelphia as. Do you take The Caucasain ? If not, then it is your duty to do so, and help as make the paper better end more influential. NEW AD V EKT 1 3 EM E NTS L I F K or m... n.v.. L.n" hip noil. 'JcnriNui Davis, Goslien HiidL School. This Up!, section, tjiod t i villc, sixty-t .v. Fuyettev: lie. l. t- lot Fur In tl j-inli; -: ! II -id, f r :n oro i : r I i! :: !-:t "a.J veil i i : : i 1 . U'ilt.iin-r i i an d 1 t.'ts futiiie to.vn u i;.)-'lin lii'ti-j IMil.M ;l;iy 1 .- on : v j arti i,: sif ii if "1 in a lino : Illilr f '!! ( )Vt il u :. i.iil 's I"r : 1 1 t a i up i Will Oioii Spring Term Monday, Janu ary 6tli, 1889. MR. JEFFERSON DAVIS. TO BE SOLD BY SUBSCRIPTION ONLY. Te School will be run under the same management ns before. We feel grateful for pat patron age ana trust lor a continuance oi the same. For further particulars address the principal, J.JJ. IZ.Z.IjLi, dec26 tf Ilobton, N. C. B2 tzitata l.iiujuy If Li H NOTICE ! AVING THIS DAY QUAL ified as administrator upon t e estate of Neil Watson, deceased, the undersigned hereby gives notice to all persons holding claims against the s iid estate to present them on or before the 1st day of February, 1891, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. And all per sons Indebted to the said estate will please make prompt payment. D. 15. NICHOLSON, Adm'r. January 30th, 1890. 6t. The prospectus and complete out fit for canvassing will be ready immediately. AGESTS WISHING DESIRABLE TERRITORY on this great work will please ad dress, j:is fooii as possible, the pub lishers, BFLFOllD COMPANY, 18-22 East IRtli Street, JS. . feb!3 tf FOIiTX LOTH FOR SALE! At Tomakawk, on the C. F. & Y. V. llailroad, forty miles from Wil mington and forty-two-miles from Fayetteville. Terras Reawonuble. Apply to fet6 2t We liP.ve a fiill iiu i li ad ! ur--, c Saws, Lock-1. IJolts an -'W kinds l' iv Implements, ?nch as I'l ;v, 11 osis Bands. .Shovels and H--. We rarrv a lull line of Tr.; : i i i i! I 'h . I .,.1 ilLTer iilill; l'-.l STAND Alii) SHOES, which :-au't be CAi'trlled. W. B. MUltPIIY. Clear Run, "N. C. 'AlvrajF on hand. Iaudteth'ri celebrated (Javden the hi-X m i tho in?rl;rf We a e still selling. thosi" IIAIIN'FSS low for xh. Also Tobafvo, C'iar?, SimfF, Tinware." roitiro, (Jr.wkory :vn Glassware. Give us a rail when yo i coins to to.vn. Itsppctfully, T. ii. PARTEM & BRO 1
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