North Carolina Newspapers

m mn'j:ss mmmls. , U iiiitr' and P.HMtieMNotiwiteaii 1 e , , . I i-i I hU -.hi!iin t tfii r-iiiNa line. Tlio i- ii!h l(t( d t in will .Umx: ,.,n I'xrwfnl at.I tlle sit one-. Ibpcrtfully, Tj:ank Hoykttk, I). I). S. !i you want t.ii.. j.'C-st Tobacco tor !m-1 money Rivf T. Fkk i. i i.I. a call. I want to buy all your hidii, fia tl.; r-s wax and wool. Hoped fully, II. I 1'owki.i.. i iio.-( heapMatilu sat 'Iv. M. Kkb- ci i.i.'s i- a u onder to all. l Oll HALI-; (.'IIKAI'--.';:,- acres i viiliialtlf land in IVnder County, ; wholf, or In divi.iioiiK--jood I iy -iilwoii. l." wrr deaivd. good 1.1 ililmihood, on public road, fix loilcs from V. V. A Y. V. Railroad. i i tinner p-irl icul;rs address i;. m. rj:Ti:ii.sox, Clinton, .V. IN-ni'iiiluT you can always got i, ui.e l-'il the Lot IJutterat T. M. 4"'kkki;ij.. !'.. 1'. l'OWKUAS lar-e wool ;-!ia-.vls, !.)() ; Calico at ' cents per y.-.nl. Nine incli plug Tobacco " cts. (iu. -I Wool lilanket-s 2."n a pair. b o. 1. Xowitzki'.'i Indian Tea and Victoria. The Dr. J. II. McLean .Medicines. (Jive me a call. Wry lespoctfullv, 18. F lv i;m.. T. y. FKIlltKLl. has j list rceoiv- il a lot of the cheapest Flour in the in uket. (Jive him a call and save money. it-- imior r-ib!e to tell all we have to -ay ihronh 1 hose columns. Call person and we will make it plea--.iit for you. llemen.ber, with every .(r!i;u 's weith you buy of us we give yoa a prize ticket. M. IlAXSTIKX, King Hatter and Clothier. A lot of Ho-- wanted. Apply to J. A. Fkkkkix. Iiig o!' Salt for sale at (" cents I r ;;u k. I':;; me Xorthern liotter '2 c-n per pound. C. !'. Jonxsox. A i.i iot of Cheese, Coffee, and a line of (; rot-cries, just received at V It. Ii:g V Co's. make a :-pcci:dty of (hoe-ries. It yon do : o ir.idc with us give ih a trial. .'Iv tt-.oro-l louse for sale or rent, : ' . . i (lie remnant oi my floods must 1 in-: old. 'en" and ;;et bargains. J. A. Fi:unr,i,r,. XOf IC1-: ! i haw just received two car loads ; . nl.ie ;it my Fayettevllle Yard. .; i a o li'indred small live dollar il iil ;--tunes fur infants. Parties v. !i aie in need ol work in my line u ilido well to write or call to see IvCspecttully, C'iias. A. (iiiuuwix. r a l i) KKAiHMi xo ris. ,'; :ii t!s anil IJeiuli !) Xoticcs can lio in- i i I. -I ihi!i i' this licail for to cri.ts per line. NOTICE. MembiMS of the Clinton Hraach ef tie- X:)!lh Carolina Building and Loaa As-iociation will take notice th::i the Treasurer's books will close on l he IMi of each month instead id' ih.- '.Ih a- heretofore. - T. M. FKHltELL, Treasurer. .w;'nd your name on a postal card t i Cap!. W. II. Hand, Fremont, X. C-, and he will send yuo a catalogue r l ue Hand Military School. I no:d every cent that is due me. Tho -e iiidebtel will please favor me with an early settlement. J. K. ItOYAL. index to 'ew Advertisements. Notice B. C. Broadhurst. Xotice U. C. Broadhurst. To Dross Well A. F. Johnson & Co. MAKK1STS. CLINTON". (la portiHl by A. V. Jonxsox .V; Co ) Com. (iu'v) . . - Pons, ... 70 80 bacon. S to 15 to 124 Chickens, Beeswax Butter, Lard. Koililcr, Flour, Hides, 25 1-2 20 to 22 20 to 25 10 to 12 75 " 00 to 5 50 03 to 04 1 25 Turpentine, (hard) (Vindn and Yellow Dip) 2 40 , . . St 11-110 Cotton, WILMINGTON. Spirits Turpentine. . . . o7 per gallon Iliisin, (strained) ... !( per barrel ' (iood strained) . 95 per barrel Tar ?1 155 iw-T liarrel Crude Turpentine, (Hard) . . ft 251 " (Virgin . 2 10 Yelloivlrip) . , . . '2 10 Cotton .10 Timber, per in.. - - - U 00 to 15 00 1 have just received a large Htipply of Elkin Vallf v Woolen Goods to be exchanged for Wool or will be sold on a close margin WOll CASH. Factory prices guariii'eed for W ool and Goods. W, G, Rackley. atii,'14 'f CATAItltll CUKKD, health and ewe t breath, by Mulolr Cattrrh Hem coy. j'rice ou c-.'-nt. .asal injuctor freCi For sale hy II. H. IIollidav. I)ru;!st, Clinton, n XV. V. Kennedy, V arsaw, P. U. Elkin Yalley WOOLEN GOODS. Sampsoa County Democratic Ticket foi: thk kkxate: MAIJIOX HUTLEi:. Foi: ikmtsi: OF : v i:Ki'i:ifLTA-nv.s: U. It. IIKLL, u .k. riGronn. J. S. lirZZF.LL. J tllt Itf.(ilrTVl: (if DKF.IH: X F. IIEIifllXd. foi: tukasu'kku: I. K. IJKAMAX, SK. Kok hi!i:'KVOJ;: AUTIUIL LKK I'oi: ( oj;(jxki;: DIt.lt. II. IIOLLIDAV. We are glad to learn that Miss Louhi iJeanian. who has been piite sick for the pa-t week, i-t recovering. Mr-. M. K. Moore has bought the -tore of Mr. T. C. I'ope, on Main street, now occupied oy Capt. D. A. Culbreth. Theie will be a public meeting of the Y. M. C. A. in the Presbyte rian Church, in Clinton, at :J o'clock m .t Sund iy evening. Mr II.. C. '.Iolnies has rented the new re sidence of Mr. I). M. Partrick on Sampson street, and r;:oved his family into it last Tuesday. See I Ion. J). F. Grady's can I in another column explaining why he fulled to meet the appointments made for him in Sampson. A handsome new fence is taking the place of the old one in front of St. Paul's Episcopal church on Itail road street. The chancel in St. Paul's is also undergoing repairs. Mr. W. (. Itackley received a telegram yesterday announcing the death of hi -i father in Cumberland county. Our sympathies are ex tended the he reived family. The town authorities are having the guard houe lvmodeled and en larged. Those who occasionally take lodging there will find it more roomy aid comfortable than heretofore. We learn that the protracted meeting which was to commence in the Methodist church of this place on next Sabbath has been postponed, The date will be announced later. The Convocation of the Wil mington Diocese of the Episcopal Church meets in St. Paul's Church, in Clinton, on next Tuesday, the 7th, at 10:30 o'clock, a. m. "You must register this year if you expect to vote. It doesn't make any difference how many times you have voted before, you won't vote! any more until you register again, j The campaign opened yesterday i at Lisbon. On next Saturday it will j he discontinued for two weeks ow-i ing to the tact that Sampson Court! Miss Mar' Ciule' Kerly rt vsl convenes next Mondav and holds for ,lellt wf r;1',Iktt1, 'ml sister r two weeks. Among the twenty-seven young men who were granted law license on the 27th ultimo were Mr. O. M. Monk, of Sampson, and Mr. J. G. Stokes, of Duplin. Mr. Stckes read law under Mr. F. It." Vooper of the Clinton bar. Mr. J. H. Stevens attended the Sam Jones meetings in Wilmington ami was favorably impressed with the great revivalist. He savs Sam Jones is a team, and he belie es he would back his sayings u; with his ! list it necessary. j Hon. IL F. Grady passed through town last week en route for Bladen, i whore he goes to meet his appoint- ! ments to address the people of that j county. He is making a vigorous canvass and will roll up a handsome majority in November. Saturday was a live day in Clin ton. More than one hundred and forty bales of cotton were sold on this market and our merchants were kept busy. No merchants offer great er bargains than ours as will be seen from our advertising columns. When you sell your cotton don't forget to drop in and pay Tin: Cau casian 'the small subscription you are due. The amount may be small but however small we need it, and will take pleasure in writing receipts f r subscriptions from 2" cents up Capt. V. L. Faison, who has re cently returned from an extended trip through Western North Caro lina and Virginia, remarked the other day that in all his travels he had found no purer air or better cli mate than we have here in Clinton; and for good water, it may be said no town in the State can beat Clinton. The Caucasian begins this week the publication of "His Fleet ing Ideal," a composite novel by the following celebrated authors: Bill Nye, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, A. C. Calhoun, Inspector Byrnes, Pauline Hall, Miss Eastlake, W. II. Ballou, Nell Nelson, Alan Dale, P. T. Bar- nuni, Howe & Hummel and John L. Sullivan. It is a great ftory. Subscribe now and read it. , We are carrying a good number of delinquent subscr.bers on our books, and on account of bad crops for the past two years have tried to get along without calling: on them for money, but crops are better this year and.our expenses heavier than ever, so we are forced to ask all in ar rears to pay up as promptly as pos sible. We need the money, or we would not ask you for if. Dr. B.F. Marable delivered two fine ssormons in Clinton on last Sab- hath. The subject of the morning .1 j heard the iJot tor preach dex ir and l ! Illfirc lrirnf1 .rmi.i'j Km .ir.i- ! w rm- n w;i "Confej-sion." We have have we i,.r.i hi,.. ,.r,,,!, r.,.MmU' lrkt improving. ' was use that had more preachu hi it; It was a sernron thai went home to eve-1 ry . n, turru,l histhoughts inward. aii.1 put l.im to thinking auJ Idling. ; The -errnon at night o:i "The key . to the character of theaMwtIe Paul" showed thai the divine discerned with a keen insight the mainsprings of the actions of men. lie has few tquaN as a delineator of human na ture. Uut the eirect of thedi-course J wje, to cau-e many a one present to select points in the progressive char acter of Paul as a rule of action and a guide to action. Had we the time we would report fully both of the-e sermon-. S ,me men, when for any eau-e, they personally dislike an editor, forthwith proceed to discontinue the paper. Why do they do this? Do they wish to injure the editor? If that is their object, it is certainly a very unenviable -pi l it, and then, too, they most signally fail to accmplish their purpose, for when .such a spirit among any part of his subscribers becomes known, the paper will he sure to got two new subscribers for every one discontinued. Again t,o another view of the situation, edi tors do not consider that subscribers take their papers as personal favors, but because the paper is interesting, gives the news, etc.. and that there fore the subscriber is getting value received for his money. The sub scribers toTiiK Caucasian get 1 rem it home news that they can get from no other paper and for which they pay less than three cents a week. Xow if the paper is worth this much to them they "spite" themselves mere than they do us when they dis continue it. Jt is very amusing to hear of a man, who has stopped his paper, borrowing his neighbors to read the news. He highly compli ments the paper, but how does such a man feel ? .Miss Lillio Chesjiutt. We regret to heir of the death of this estimable young lady which oc curred last Thursday at the home of her father, Capt. (). L. Chesnutt, in Adell, Georgia. Miss Chesnutt had been spending several weeks with relatives in aad near Clinton, and was on her return ironic when taken sick. Though a young lady of exceptional health a:.d physique, she lasted but a few days, yielding up her promising life to the fatal stroke of typhoid fever. Miss Ches nutt loaves a host of relatives smd warm friends in this county and with the great sympathy that goes out from them to her bereaved pa rents ami family we join our own. Died. late Mr. Giles Clute, died a , Magno iia on last Tuesday night. Her re mains arrived in town last night and will be interred in Clinton Cemetery this morning at 10 o'clock. Mis-s Clute was about 53 years of age and a consistent member of the Baptist Church. Tin: Cavcasiax extends its sympathies to the bereaved rela tives. Stockholders' Molding. The stockholders of the Clinton Loa.r Association were in annual session vesterdav. The old officers wore all re-elected with the excep- tlon 01 lr- u :m'en Johnson, wno WW maden Director, Mr. H. L. Rai HOn bei elected to succeed him as Vice-President. The President's salary was made !?1,000 and the Cashier's 7,00. A Card from Mr. Grady. Editor Caucasian: Please inform the good people of Sampson that the letter ot Mr. W. S. Thomson, writ ten September 18th, informing me of the appointments he had made for me to speak in Sampson, did not reach me until too late for me to meet the appointments. I very much regret that the people were disappointed; but I shall endeavor, if I have time, to meet with and talk to your people on my return from canvassing Cumberland, Har nett and Moore. Due notice will be given. Very truly yours, B. F. Grady. To the Democratic Voters of Duplin County. The Commissioners have ordered a new registration. Xo one that fails to register by October 2-3th will be permit; ed to vote. Let every Dem ocrat register and see that his Dem ocratic neighbors register within the prescribed time. A. D. WARD, x Ch'm Co. Dem. Ex. Com. Sunday School Conference. The Sunday School Conference of the Newton Grove Circuit will be held at Black's Chapel on Saturday before the third Sunday in October. The Superintendents of all tho schools are requested t see that a full and correct report L prepared and that the committee on constitu tion and rules will be ready to report. J. IT. I'akkek, President. Some raise the objection that everything is now sold ac so small a margin of prolit that they cau not af ford to advertise. This is just why they should advertise. Where i3 the advantage of selecting particu larly cheap or ottering especially great bargains if the people are not made aware of them? O d Town (Me.) Enterprise. WHY W1L! VOU COUCH when SI idyll's C'liru will give innnediate relief? Pike 1 cvnt-,0 tent? and 61. For sale by ir. H. 11. Uor.ni day, Clinton, and W. P. Kennedy Warsaw, X. C. IVrsonal. Mr. John 11. Ix wls, who hx U n V. 11. Aycock, t.f (ioid-! jo, Tuwuay n,ht. j I . Mr"! U' U 1!itlt' I r,e' 1" VWtin Ui t r,llM'r ,U'V' J' L' Stewart. Mr. D. L. Do Vane and wife", of Winston, are town. vi-iting relatives in F. P. Jones, Esq., of the Data; bar j and associate editor of the Harnett! Courier, was in to.vn n Tie -divj night. 3Ii-s Madge Fa'.sn, w ho has b t ii i hen he pigs Mine around spending tho summer Li Virginia, j the cow lies down and the pig. at lie. 1 ford City and Staunton, has j proceed to Hick Jintil the milk returned. is all gone. MisJIatti - Mal.n, of Wilming ton, who has Ikhmi visiting friends in Clinton. returned hume Tuesday morning. Dev. Dr- B. F. M.-rabie paid usa Iileaant call this w eek. He tells us that he will move his familv to i Clinton sometime next week. Mr. W. S. Thomson ran down to Morehead City to join a iishing par sy. He says that the trout fi-hiug and blue fish trolling was raie sport. Messrs. S. (J. Worth, of C-.e l S. Fish Commis-ion, and J. T. Mur phy, of the U. S. Treasurv Dejiart meut, have returned to Washington City. Capt. Wm. A. Johnson left Mon day for Philadelphia, Xew York and other Xorthern markets, where lie will buy a large filling in stoek of winter goods. Mr. and Mrs.. W. 1. Lane, of Goldsboro ; also Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Clute, of Wilmington, were in town last week attending the funeral of Mr. (dies Chile. The follow ing n wared persons from Clinton attended the Sam Jones' meetings in Wilmington : llev. C. P. Jerome, Sheriff J. M. Spell and Messrs. J. IL Stevens, T. C. Pope, O. F. Herring, J, C. Slocumb, 11. F. Herring and family, Messrs. . L. DeVanc, W. T. Willianisoa and Dr. John A. Stevens. Mr. W. S. Partrick, of the firm of Moore it Partrick, 1 as returned from Philadelphia and Xew York, where he purchased the winter stock for their large millinery or t iblishment. He says he will givethe ladies point ers on the latest, styles and designs. Hon. E. J. iiill, Ex-United States Consul to Monte Video, gave us a pleasant call recently while visiting friends in the county. One the profess rs of Princeton, who was in South America during Cleveland's iidaiinistrati'.ni, said that" Mr. Hiil was one of the best Consular representative-; of the United States he had ever seen." Mr. Hill will leave1 soon for a trip out West. Church Extension. ! The claim of Church Extension ou the Wilmington District should lit 1U11 llil fll. Jt i.S .1 fund from which many churches j hnve heen relieved of immediate be paid in tun this year, it is a have been relieved of immediate strain and son o have been enabled to worship in their churches hy its friendly help who otherwise could not have done so. The claim is small and should be paid in full; hut in order to doitevtry uiomber must feel an interest in the work, and do his part. In any work which i- di vided into such small parts and left to so many workers, it will sul'Vr great loss if all do not do 5 ho par; assigned to them. Xow if oach member fails a few cents, while it seems so small that it could not h 1 missed, yet it .vill aggregate a !.irre part ot the whole. Church building is as much a duly as any church work and the member who will not help according to his or her ability must surely be remiss in duty. We do hope the Wilming ton District will come to the measure oi uuty aim on uio juao m , tember 27th, at 8 p. ra. member doing his part. Espeeiallj , ' , are we interested in the good name i Bsadenboro-Monday Septem f our circuits. The Minutes tells ;br 25)111, at 11 a. in. onus every year. us see that Clark ! on -Monday, Sep te.mber they tell a good tide horeaftor. The Christian Ieaflet. Resolutions of Respect. Uro. J. M. llor.ixsox, a meinhr-r of Clinton Alliance, X'o. o79, of Sampson county, died at his home on the Sth day of March, 1800, aged about 07 years. Bro. Itohinson wa a soldier in the late war, where he i. received severe wounds. Kesolved, That we bow with sub mission to the will of God, believing that he doeth all things well Resolved, That we extend to the bereaved family our sincere eondo - lence praying that the protecting arms of the loving Saviour may ever be around them and that the hope oM a hapoy reunion with the loved one ; gone before may serve to mitiga ej the sorrows of bereavements. Resolved, That these resolutions bespread upon our Minutes and that I a copy of the, same be sent to tho j family Everett Peteksox, J. R. Dkaugiiox, Com. J. II. Campbell, j From the Mmutes of Clinton Al liance, No. 575), who adopted the same at their regular meeting, July 19th, 1890. Jxo. A. Oates, Sec'y. ltackleu's Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world lor Cui?, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt ltheuni, i -ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Ci.ii blains, Corns, and all Sk:u 'Eruption, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It i. guaranteed to yive !" leet RatisfactiLU, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Dr. Ii. II. Hollioay, Clinton, and J. R. Smith, Druggist, Mount Olive, X. C. 4IIACKMET ACK," a lasting and iVf graat perfume. Price 25 and 50 ceiii. For sale by Dr. It. II. Hoixihay, Druggist, Clinton, and XV. P. Kennedy, Warsaw, X. C. , . SIIILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY a positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheiia and Canker Mouth. For sale by Dr. ll . II. HonniDAY, DriKaist, Clinton, and JW. P. Kennedy, Warsaw, X. C. All Tiiiwidt Samjrsoti. j What SaiapMBliw f rr 1'oinr ata icgr:siid u the news from yut township for this column, livery subscriber io thi p.-jer hivsa jjjrht and is requested to contribute items ofticiv ia "hes" ucuhUorh'VHl ur lids column. We will not publish (your n anie uid-s yu d ire h."ss ItOXKYt I TTs. J. L. iJrvMvingt.jn, colored, is tie owner of a cow which I i-eein to have udo;;ted three j pi's a..j iiifeiab;s Of her family. i'Im;v iiiuivi;. We aie sorry to learn that Mr. Nathan Weeks is in had health. 1 1 3 has been in 'ed ever since tho convention. mciaxii:i.s. Miss Cora Wolf of (Jreecs horo is visiting' her brother in this county. i.itti.i: ion Ann:. Died, on the 'JSLh nit., Mrs. David Phillips, aged about 17 years. Tho deceased was a daughter of Mr. Uriah Sessoms and was ururied to Mr. Phillips in last November. MINGO. Married, at the residence of Mrs. J. II. Dudley on the 9th inst. Mr. G. K. Dawson to Miss A. B. Dudley. The attendants was as follows: G. L. IJaggett, Miss K. L. Dudley. W. II.Dudley, Miss M. J. Dawson. Mingo has more weddings than any township in the couu i. Married, on the 28 inst., W. T. Warren ti? Miss Alice Itayner of Ouinberband county, N. A. Laytoa J. V. Officiated" Mrs. J ( '. Warren who has been very sick, is improv.ng. We. predict a good 'im? at Ming High School House on Saturday the 4 prox. as tl e Sunday school convention con venes thnre-. iL T. halls. Miss Co: ii Jerome of Clinton has been visiting Miss Mary Herring, daughter id liegister of Do-cds, O. V. Herring, Esq. List of Jurors for (.Violier iVrui. The following gentleman have been draivn for the Court 'form, which commences October th: First Wi ek.-OIkn Jackson, W. J. Shipp, J. A. Ur.tlerwood, Oval Marshburu, X. C. Fais n, Hurwel! Faircloth, D. W. Wells, J. II Hall, 1). C, Johnson, S. S. Holland, W.O. Thomson, J. It. Moore, D. M. Moo.i, B. Holland, David Williford, W. W. ox, J. K. Boyette, F. C. S-niih. W. IL Herring, It. M. Register, J. T. Wostbrook, J. H. Butler, C. P. Herring, VV. It. King, D. Koriiei:y, LAV. Autrv, JoeXavIor, Oeo. Kiig. L. A. Spell, Willie Sloan, D. C. Me-1 Ph dl, II. J. Moore. It. C. Tart, J. C. Darden, T. L. Honevcutt, J.T.Mat-' tins. Skcono Vj:kk. (L W. Jones, 7 - 7 , . VT , , H . ' 1 dJ:,J f l'r- j0' J:lJ jiutler, OliN C r JJu'Ckhuri. Da- vid Johnson, Aool W est, J. . ll- kins, f. B. Hull, Y. A. Mints, W. F. Kiipatrick, W. C. Furmage, A. L. (i. Iv.zeli, J. C. Kirbv L. T. Kenne dy, yl. T. Crumjiier, J. b. Beaman, Jr., O. Jt. itovai. Appointment .s id' Sbni. II. V. tira'ly. He will a-id: ess the vote, s of i '.'so and Pdiidei! counties at ro --ow 1 olaco- r!.,i)i;v. 'yiuv.-s Creek Friiiay, Sep1 tember 2ith. at" i i a. m. WhitcO.iiv Academy Fr day, September 2tili, at S p. m. Hoi ton Saturday, .-ep-ember 27th, at 11 a m. Elizabothtou Saturday, Sep- b.i' 29th, at 7 p. in. LVoou Tuesday, September 20tb, it 11a. in. ' Carver's Creek C. II. Wel iiesday, October at 11 a. in. Centerville Thursday, Octo ber 2nd, at 11 a. in. R. S. White, Mem. Deui. , Ex. Com. for Bladen Co. i liefore and After Using. At one time I bad awful Sores ! and Pimples on mv face, and af- ( ter .usinu two bottles of b. S. b. 1 1 was cured, and now a have a ! hire, smooth complexion. i Jamks L L'ovle, A t lanta G eorgia. mi- r i . My Li.e a .ur.lf n. I wa- afiln-:. d from infancy with Cata'rh aiul with einptiona Ui mv !ilce :or tn y ar.-. I was attQlw3li(1 by thy very best phy sicians, and trie ! a i-umber of blood pur Oer.-T u iho.it perma nent elief. The mineral ingre dierils settled iii my i ones, and caused Rheumatic trouble. My life wa-s a uurd-.-n to i.i.-. and my ca-io was dec.'ai sd incurable, ivlien I saw S. S. S. advertised. Eight tottlt-s cured, me entirely, and I feel like a new person. Josie Owes-., Montpeller, Ohio. Treatise on blood and Skin I.US eases maiitd S'rv-. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer . A tiautu, Ue Ji Up to July loth, the number of appointments for missionary service in connection witu the Aineric-m Board, siu';e the last annual meeting, was just sixty, twenty-two of them neii and thirty-eight vomer. , - m IBM The increase from last year iu the missions of the Aniericau Iiaptist Missionary Society is fifty-two mis sionaries, forty-two churcho.- n J 3,980 members. . . nkw advkutoielnt. Mik Jiv lVrson's itemetlv. !. tMi.i;j, N. C, Vt. ',. Ml;- Joh r.iims iK-.rr MLm AJut April, lT, I tttisU-d K.uo Privet! for Sttifula nffc-etlng the gland of the m-ck. 1 had dr.e for him sdl thm eou!d,.md considered ihan-- for life verv Ktali and t id hhu mi, and that if yen would bviit tit him witli your !Uur.ly, I would give you a eertineute of the fat! That you have done your part te Uy U liow a living witin, and I -hall not he-jtrtte to fund-h your IkiiHily in any dmil.tr ea-e 1 m.iy lrtM-alh-d upon t treat. I am very ruly, Tni. 1 i tel.. M, 1. For j-.de by Cliotou ii g- '.-t- aad hy Win. A. Johnson, Who',. -ale Agent, Clinton, X. C. l.i-.")-lV voin n cauolixa, rirpi.ix CO. In tuj: Sitfjimi: Conn. Ha per William-, Order id v.. , I'nt.i ica- Thomas . Boyle, ) lion. It appearing b the satisfac tion of the Court, that the de fendant in the above entitled action for the foreclosure of a mortgage) on real estate situated in said county, can not after due diligence bo found within the State, it is there fine ordered that publication be made in Thl Caucasian, a newspaper published in Iho town of Clin ton, N. C, for six weeks, once in ea?h week successively, com manding the said Thomas F. Boyle to b i and appear before the Judge of the said Superior Court at the term to be held for the county of Duplin at the Courthouse in Ivenansville on the 12 i-h .Monday atter the fir-st Monday in September next to answer the complaint on file in said action or judgement will be rendered in said action for the lei ef demanded in the com-pla-Mt. It C. lilio ITi.'.Vr. Clti 1: Super ef Court. II. K. K.vihox, Att'y lor Pi' tr. Sept. oth iS'J-h 2- BfiiL&AD HOUSE, SEMI TIIK IKi'OT. ISaii jih -Ihionis and Spuial ConvoaicH-t- s for Traveling V.. i. I he Fa:v (he h-t lie market ati'ords, whicb is al;ay - rved i:i good wiioleoute sTy b-. F.oard, pi'i day, only a i . .... i ik ' month, The patronage of ? i 1 oa the 1 1 . v ling ','li-'i!d. K. 1;ass, i'ip!.;o. . public is re.--peeifuiiy W -.'p;;; : r Vl Long Established Business, Millinery, &c GASH TRADE, SHALL CAPITAL REQUIRED. Mi:.s. u. c. v in: KM AX :.a2h'-i in ;old-hort, X: C 1. T, & G. F. ALDKnMAX, COMMISolON MERCHANTS, No. 112 North Wale.i- Street, W1LMIXCTOX, X. C. . i o : haii-ile. (' V: i " i'ltxi!!:-. v-iot;. re. I i best ad- llKKh Yi!'tihi :i;xc:. -'. tor., X. C. .N ; I Sir ! li.i..' J ft! H liljjf2'-tf W. T. WILLIAMSON'S BUGGY AND CARRIAGE FACTORY, IN NEW QUARTERS GNFAYETIEY1LLE ST Round Shaves. Hacks and all Edge Tools made, and Repairing I done on short notice. I will keep on hand large lot of Western Buggies (open and top) and Roads Carts. They Will equal in quality and are sold as low as any like goods in Gohbh ro, Fayettevllle or Wilmington. Respectfully, mch28-tf W.T. WlbblAMSON. nlF nftuIiiFirniBF iMnDnnriiifT ' IIU,I.VVlUillblUilWfUll'l IIUVVVIW, OP.TME UNITED 5TATE5i m compn3C5 Cv7rticle made in this? . Couitry -indexed and Gaasif ted -andf. iimdg-Efla articie tneizms? sm aaaaj ,TnEi5E5r nANurAwTU RTO.j I4Iete in Ope Royal OdavoVol4overlOOO mce muoin,jD. in ueatner 'INDISPENSABLE' to Buyers of Artidea in all lines and A " Invaluable as aStatisUcaiwork.r' b -brdersrccciveilat office rfthisPap- jftFawfite Singer ,r'v sewlna Machine. HIGH ARM $25.00. Each Machine has s drop lf, fancy cover, two large drawers, wish nickel lings, and a full set of Attachments, equal to any Sin ret Machine sold from $40 tc $60 by Canvassers. Atrial la your home be fore payment is asked. Buy direct of the Manu facturers and sare agents' profits besides getting crtificatesxf warrantee for fire years. Send for testimonials to Cc-sperathre SewIn(EChlD0 CO.. 269 S. I Ith St, Philadelphia, Pa. - riTB PAY rRXXT.'V xkw Aivi;rrns::M.,i Wisdom ! r r, - i vr.t Wisdom ! ! 2 .. "-... 3 Wisdom! !!V tij. This is th i.'reAt More oi maTT ;dAi..., with me ask ihoo v hu ,'.o. ,- 1 ,-:-r, r.mc My large .-b.cL id Fall and Winter ;d .itioii!4v Trunks (hig bar.- .1 tl - . II Cutlery, Hardwire of all !: - ' WTwm are .t in ne-d d Furnitn' e any kind imiLDCUS' MATi:iii.L No one can r sh iU under al ways freh, we orde a lie Now ju-rt a word to my , lie greatly appreciate your pal patr-.:ui-:'. -vvi it -it to y. ur interest to continue t favor m ; h ith tiofil nf innni'V and most ask VO'i tO OtUUe I'T".:', V 1 fjoon i posdlde. Urptctf ully , OO DOSES, SI. OO. SPRING TONIC. No other medicine huilds tip the debilitated system so rapidly as Johnston's Noh dine. It is blood food. Nerve tonic. It cures as nature cures. mi: m ma itmi BoKort 6tatii, CBrN.inBf Om,, Y. fvtliMa, Hv1dc utrrt 4 for jwn witif'tffwi'n f the kldD-fS,4rftDKciiieatof tb Hvt,fto4 mj fftrl rm cfaarcM with in. anal poison, I foooJ m rllT frm nmvnt of Uedicto-S Nttl om4 Tffetble KolanlB. ! am on fr- TMUif.tion u hp.lth. I tnnnii; leotunl h t, ;i r l Vi -. !W!! TILLI41C DVCKIS80S, Sop'lof .! kliwt. ti M HUf OLD CRUOOKTS IVf DVWXIUC. 96 DOSES, SI.OO. 90 DOSES, SI.OO. Foi: Sai.k r.v Dll. MOORE & Millinery Goods, Ladies' Hats! We have just received the of Ladies' Misses and Children ket, in all the new sharle.s and .shape.-, and at price to .suit every buy.. Wkwim. xyr m: i NnKiwor.t) ! Dress Goods, Dry You have tfiven u.s Hindi hub the past reason, ladies, in tlie-e filled our, mammoth ebtblirdiment and are prepared to j;ivo you priced that will astonish vou. the nicest ilk Warp Herrietta Worsted- at 10 cents per yard. ISee Uakk: We have a doublo width tricoi I labnel at 2 cts Phuslies ! Fvery Klnuleof thr-e for Trinmiinj, at 45 ceuts per yard. i Pi ush for j yard.- SHOES! FOB LADIES, FOB Can sell you these for 10 per cent cheaper thin you eyet. bought them before. 1' - ; THIS IS OUIi .OINT.We sell strictly for cash and, at smallest po.ible profit the satae to all buyers. Itesnectfullv, MOORE & PARTRICK. y ,T. lVi.i: idKMKNTS. Tlicv show who Trade ith me. ; tr s ! Us i i ! i . . ,i.4 Te. - iu n,J s-h 't it . i. it I U J 1 :i;;uy e e t01!l'.'-' i w- to 'vl' o I l. ! ' .e . . ' lt 1 xi I tl lit 7- PURIFIES THE ELOOD. Tlit burdens til hfe (ire rciily borne '.vlitn tbe blo 1 in pure and vigorous, but if 'the vital current is impoverished the Vast eif 'it 'jrcomes painful ,'inl fut inning. HAKES HEW BXC0D. ' T Ku.iM Cvar.ii. Ummmt, Tt.1 i U-ntf-a., I tmn btn rtMit rW. 1 M ( l M!U c"oa,, f -, i ht I r-.xii l km r vmrOi MM, wham I tmttrt V nf j! r. wif In l wwrltl. t 0 T". H. lh)I.Lli).V ri;n;f,!M, Cr.tN -si. .-- -'- PARTRICK. 1 - prettiest and nto.H coinplete line Hat", ever brought to thif mar Goods Notions! - stantial eneoura-ejiiiMit during line,-i that w have iMMpletely We have every thin-? no-.v, from to th.i pretty new shades of Velvets ! Dont forget thi.! Kv- ; Wtih.ive Vi-tvelrfarnl Iu-1 y wanis u Cajn or j Vfl tcu rens ia f.ll the 8hrt Jacket t b ir new and ;tyli-;h shade?, btyln Jhw wbittT- Vr Can givw.you.it nut; will soil yo'i an all Silk uUiibiy Vi-lvt-teen ' Vnr -l-'M;nt.-j per twenty-live, cent.-: er .yard. SHOES! SHOE! MI&r.E.-V FOB CJ1JLDREN.