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i ijINTON, X. (J., JAN. 2l71U2.
PUBLISHER'S ANNOUNCErXENT.
How to Advertise.
Wo d t not wish lae nlv'rti-,'nknts. but
i niimW oi oik , for a c:u It U not
-.;: ItutiiMK tint w; j.n'.r.
ItATKS.
APVKiiTrs'ixi :
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L J i:iu.,? 1."," 4 " "
- 1 yr., fr!'i.'M4 " " I rr.,
8 '. nk., ? 2.00 J " ) -vk.
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.; " i yr.. -'.vn - j vr.,
? 2.50
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1 1 yr. ti-'i.h'il iu:i(!: for position.
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W iiil-. 1 1--s I,'x:.il-, li'-uili!! Notice
4 ';; I , .. wiil ( in-t rt' il :t. t-n cents i:i-r
liii"' :-i v i'i-; Jo:' lir-t incrt ion ;unl atuvt;
i i i.i ,)! iisnf f'linnrii .ul.- jin-ii!. insertion.
id iMi.'ii' - j i i j i i Ij - 1 fri-i- if nor mure than
jcn.; ii .. '-ixty wi-iij; lhc cent for eacli
;i ',.li .1 iiii': Nix Words e.lcil;. Tin cliurjrc
i - ! . - y i u w ill sec, s i j i j I y as t cheek
on i- -
ii. unii-.ll ion (li.-):u.inyr th-s topics 4l
Ui" ! !.'.. ii ! ' Hii' point ami Imeily expressed
, : I :,; i iol i-iii-(i in rolmiiii liea,ied -'A l'o-i-i
i it ! j ' 1 1 I i - piniiii.''
,,i.i.iiiiit:-:itio.i conU.inin' tii:tly New.
I It-i.i - A.ii always !! wi-i;itifi.i yl pullish
n! wi'li jiii'ii-.irc. jy si'.iflini; such news
si--:,: .- lii'.icKtly oil will hel; !)o',h your
c --.itiniiiiily juiil t v: japT.
u Ik-ii you v. i-:i yo.tr address changed, give
did v, '-;! :i oiiii;'-.
.'.lin-! fouim'iiiicatioii' and lit isi;icrii
ii lii r.- lo
TilK CAUCASIAN, Clinton, N. C.
.'.inlii -r of a pnv.iti: iiat.ii'c j-holild bn
ln:.i !. "I'i-i-'OIi .i" itiul aiiilfM-U to
.MAI. ION 1.1,'i'i.Ki:.
Clinton. N. C.
r.LlMiSS LOCALS.
,, , " u ;i i 1 1
ini'i'li '1 in 1 lii
ai.d r.iii-itu-s N'oticoHostn be
olnnin aitcn ( ntsa line.
an Ilor-e lor sala by
IJ. 1'. Powell.
I.i.r;;; quantity of Fri'bh Turnip
St-cii on liaml lur Truckers at
C 1. Joiixsox'ri.
That little yon o
paid. Call (lili il)o; tin
, 0 iiif must be
: next ton days
aa 1 pay and savi
fO.1t.
T. M.
Fkiikkll.
Standard
ivft'ivpd at
Cranulatcd Sujjar just
T.M. Fkiikell's.
Anotlior lot l tisat go( d cheap
("otfoe just r:ceivel :wt- .
T. M. FKiuiELT.'a.
l)on'i miss tlii.-s opportunity of
liaviu your 1'iiotographs, as I wil
bt; in Clinton for tne month of Jan
uary only. J. J. IiUKNKTT,
ja 7 ti' Photographer.
Havo you .-cvMt tiiat beautiful Jtice
in T. M. Ferivll's window?
Those that want the best Chewing
or Smoking Tobacco in town, should
always go to T. II. Fkuhkll's.
iest Kerosene Oil in town. Salt
f)G cents per sack, llailroad SnufT
:;.- cents at C. P. Johnson's.
Star Bali Poiah at
T. 5f. Fkkuell's.
Lei your light shine. Call
. Fcnell's foi 10U Oii.
at T.
My btoro house, in (ainton, now
occupied by T. II. Partrick, is for
1
vale or rent,
de 17-tf.
J. A. Fkp.kei.l.
Wax Candles tit
T.
M. Feukkll's.
A FIItST-CLASS IIFSTAUHANT.
I have opened a stand, near the
Old Alliance Store, whero I intend to
conduct a Jlestaurant in first-class
style, and in a manner that will be
( ntable to everybody. It is the
only saloon in Clinton. Meals served
at all hours during the day. Fresh
Fi:-h and Oysters always on hand.
c.iiih. :md l.( convinced. Cave me
vo'ii- patronage, llespectfully,
Ii. A. 1JKST, Clinton, N. C.
Kailroad Snuif at
T. M.
Feuueli.'s.
r. T. Willianisou has sold out to
M. (' Tfoliucs and ask all owing
him to make immediate payment.
Ueavv 4-4 Rockingham Sheeting
at
T
M. FerkelLi's.
Pearl inc at
T. M. Fekkell's.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
Our entire stock ot Goods is now
ofTerc-d at New York cost for cash.
Our books are cl)sed and all accounts
are tlue nnd must bo paia. We mean
just what we say
oe l!2-tf
WM. A. JOHNSON.
Full Cream Cheese at
T. M. Feuiiklt.'s.
Tliose owin?: us will please make
immetiiato payment as we need the
money. Very respectfully,
"Watson" & Peterson.
Oct. 1, 1S91.
It is generally understood that T.M.
Forrell'rt is headquarters for cheap
Coffee.
A few of thos a cheap Trunks left
at T. M. FERREiiij's.
Those Boxing Axes you have been
calling for can now be had at
T. M. Fekrells
CHILD BIRTH
MADE EASY!
" Mothers' Friend " is a scientific-
ally, prepared Liniment, every ingre
dient of recognized value and in
constant use by the medical pro
fession. These ingredients are com
bined in a manner hitherto unknown
"MOT HE
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FRIEND"
WILL DO all that is claimed for
it AND MORE. It Shortens Labor,
Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to
Life of Mother and Child. Book
to " Mothers " mailed FREE, con
taining valual-'e iiif'ttnulian and
voluntary testiui'.i.ijis.
Sent by express ten I rivc l.Zt) per botilo
CKADFItXC i.T..vA. u: C 3., Ailaota. Ga,
SOLD lit I.X. JIST8,
Index to !few Advertisements.
The Arena f r 1802
Legal Notice. F. K. Cooper.
Darhwrn Fertilizer Company.
liirgaica. J. E. ltoyal.
Clinton Loan Association. W. A.
Dana.
Thoro are good many still on the
Grippe list.
3t special ofi:&r of Ihi Cavcaaux
Thj Aretja Now iayonr chance.
What hai been dene about a bank
for Clinton? Are we to have one or cot?
Little Maggie, infant daughter of
W. O. and Loreno P.icb, died Tuesday
morning, ege 14 months.
Uojj cholera is prerelent in some
hections of the couLty. Great loee is re
ported ia many cases.
ilr. J. 0. Slocnmb is teaching a
public school at Bnsh Hill, lie has a
very full attendance.
Goshen High S ;hool opened January
11th with bright prospects. Indications
are a raojt prosperous Spring term.
Have you eon a copy of the Arena?
You should do so if you have not See
an account of it irt another place in thia
paper.
Tha town is building a very nice en
gine house in its lot back of Th Cauca
sian office. They have al30 m&de other
improvements on it.
See notice elsewhere of a joint meet
ing of tha Executive Committee and
Dirwciora of the Allikiice Store here on
last week 30th inat
ll'jv. Edward Woolen, Epifcopal
Evangelist, will hold dirina service in
this plaea at St. Paul Ceurch,Wdnesday,
27th icst , mcmicg and night
We regret to know that Mr. Jno. A.
Oates will move hii family from town.
Mr. Oatcs will travel part of his time for
a liaildiug and Loan Association. He
will be missed here.
We are pained to know vre can give
no eiicouraging report in the condition
of Mr. Beaman. Some days he seems
better and others much worse. He ha8
suffered a good deal for past several days
Mr. J. E. Royal ask the attention of
the public to his store. He is now offer
inj some very rare bargains in the line of
goods kept by him. See his advertise
ment in another column, calling your at
tention to his special low prices.
Wo were very glad to hear of the
high stand taken by our Sampson boys
at the different schools and colleges and
especially at such high ones as Lehigh,
where Mr. Edward Faison is now taking
a coursa and winniag laurels for his
county.
AVe will be&in in next wtek's issue
one of H imlin Garland's powerful stories
from Main-Travelled Roads. Like all
his writings it is remarkably true to life,
and bears a valuable lesson with it. It
will b i worth the time of every one to
read it. "Under tho Lion's Paw" is its
title.
From our Raleigh letter it is seen
that two Sampsonian have been honored,
Mr. W. E. Stevens, a member of the
loard of Agriculture, has been appoint
ed cn Executive Committee, and P. M.
Pearsall, Esq , an old Sampson boy was
elected a Grand Oflioer of the State
Lodge.
Mr. W. H. Williams and family will
leave here and go to his farm in Duplin
county, near Warsaw. Mr. Williams has
been with us over a year. While he was
no stranger before he has since his resid
ing here become so closely allied with us
that his leaving will bo a sonrco of many
regrets from all. Wo hope he will soon
see that he can get along no where so
well as in Clinton.
We have at hand a copy of the
"Verdict from the Farmers" issued by
the Durham Fertilizers Company. It
presents the strong testimonal of hun
dreds of the very best and most success
ful farmers in the State all testifying
to the great value of this fertilizer.
The Company comes out in an ad in
this weeks paper, thus calling the atten
tion of the farmers of this section of the
State to its claims.
Mr. L. A. Bethune who has been
with Mr. W. A. Johnson for past year
left for his home in Moore county last
Saturday. Mr. Bethune is no stranger
here. He has by his high exemplary eon-
duct in every respect won many Btrong
rienda in the town and county. He was
for a while on the staff of The Caucasian
wher he was a great success. He will
bo greatly missed here. We hated to
seo him leave and especially to knew he
had to leave on account of his health.
We wish him a speedy recovery and to
sea him with us again very soon.
Lecture.
Rev. G. L. Finch, of LaGrange, N. C ,
will deliver his interesting and amusing
lejtura ou 'Ups and Downs," at the
B iptist Church, in Clinton, on Thurs
day night at 7:30 o'clock P. M. Admis
sion free.
Rheumatism Cured.
Potsdamar's Red Stab Store,
Lakk City, Fjci.
P. P. P. Manufacturing Co. :
Gents Have suffered with Bheuma
tism for sometime, and tried great many
remedies, but eould find no relief until I
used your great and beneficial P. P. P.
I recommend it to suffering humanity.
J. potsdaher.
Good Looks.
Good looks are more than skin
deep, depending upon a healthy,
condition of all the vital organs. If
the Liver be inactive, you have a
Bilious Look, if our stomach be dis
ordered you have a Dyspeptic Look
and if your Kidneys be affected you
have a Pinched Look. Secure good
health and you will have good looks
Electric Bitters is the great altera
tive and Tonic acts directly on these
vital organs. Cures Pimples, Blotch
es. Boils and gives a good complex
ion. Sold at Dr. B. IJ. Holliday'i
drugstore, Clivton, N. C, and John
B. Smith, dru'-gist, Mt. uiive, jn . u.
at 50 cents per bottle.
Persoali.
Maj Peden Is confined to bis room by
the grippe.
Mr. J 3e Hubbard spent a fow days at
borne hut week.
Hon- D. J. MidJletoaof Warsaw was
in town this wetk.
Miss 8ul Beaman is baek from a tinit
to friends in Wilmington.
Mr. O. A. Clute is a victim to the
common complaint.
Miss Florence Faiacn is visiting the
family of Judge Hill's at Halifax.
Mr. W. A. Dann, went opto Scotland
Neck Wednesday for a few days.
We are glad to know that Mrs. W. A.
Johnson is recovering from her sickness.
We are glad to know that Mrs. Dr.
Marable who has been quite sick is bet
ter. Rev. T. L. Stewart has recovered from
his sickness so as to bo on the streets
again.
Mrs. T. B. Ashford and Fledie of
Kinstoa are visiting friends and relatives
here.
D. B. Nicholson, Esq , has been ap
pointed clerk to W. A. Dunn, Etq., re
ceiver of the bank.
Miss Willie Bnmgardener will leave
to-moirow for an extended visit to
Boston and Staunton.
Mess. R. O. BurtoD, of Raleigh and E.
L. Travis of Halifax wer e here for a few
days last week.
Mr. W. E. Stevens was in Raleigh
last week attending a meeting ef Board
of Agriculture.
Dr. and Mrs. J. A Stevens were in
Wilson last week to gee Mrs. Steven's
mother, Mrs. Dr. Herring, who is quite
ill.
Mr. Marion Butler was in Raleigh last
Friday and spoke at an Allianoe nseot
ing. He left Wednesday to fill appoint
ment to deliver speeches ia Columbus
aad Moore counties,
Mr. Win. Boyette of Warsaw, was on
a visit to bis son Dr. Frank Boyette here
last weak. His many friends will be
pained to hear of his bad haalth and
wish him a speedy recftery.
Mr. f orest MaraDie oi ueport lezas is
on a visit to his parents Dr. and Mrs. B
F. Marable. He left bare for Texas
several years ao, and we are glad to
know that like moat all North Carolina
boys in other States is doing well in his
new home. Mr. John Register an old
Sampson boy is at same place and will
be a source of pleasure to his friends to
know of his success and good health.
AFTER THE HOLIDAYS
Is the Time to Advertise !
After the rush of that stirring season
the average merchant is too apt to sub
side into a condition of lethargy tor a
coup!e of months and lose all the profits
which have accrued from the holiday
boom. But the wise man of business
never relaxes his efforts when there is
increased necessity for enterprise and
vieilance. He knows the People must
live all the year round and that well di.
rected advertising draw trade during
the dull season as well as at other times
Only Two More Weeks.
TTavB von renewed vonr subscription
uniic. , A 7 a I
JCeulUBIJ iiUD iiiok, uu ou nu uuvu uv g
the papar for $1.00. Some cf our friends
aressndingin new subscribers every
dav Have von sent us in one yet?
Your neighbor needs the paper as much
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villi iiii. hiiii wdiiui tm u tiL bviiia im at Mu
jiA nJ nAni A MnnnaAiofa tr tta
,r
mucnuueo
IV. enow mm jour uapci uu gou wu
1 J . r ... . , .,
to subscribe, xt ne win not suDscaoe
n.n.....t4iftn on tr him six
iUi J. . v ;'""' .v.
montns at ou cenis, or even o nuuuu
for only 25 cents. At that prise every
citizen in this section of the State should
take it.
The Alliance Store.
The County Alliance at its last meet
ing passed a resolution to abolish the
Alliance Store at Clinton, G. A. Clute,
manager. But owing to the stringences
in money matters.it was advisable to give
time to those whom the store holdsclaims
From the figures gathered frcm a very
careful inventory, shows it to be solvent
ana perrecuy saie. t ae mvuiuo ui Kua
on hand, $1,000 (first price.) Solvent
claims $3,500,00 Liabilities,$5000, show-
no a balance on the stores account of
$3500.
Lamb Herring.
On the morning of January 10, 1892,
at the residence of Mr. O. F. Herring,
the bride's father, Mr. W. B. Lamb and
ir;.. VfoiTr J TTarnnv wnm nmted in tne
J
DondS 01 noiy mnmou,
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aouuf -c- -
our muBt miu.uB jwB
who is deservedly popular. The groom
Wvjr vvee- ' "
very highly esteemed by ail wno mow
him. They have our congratulations.
a new oiurj.
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In next week s issue we wul commence
.mm
v.i.-:.. t n n a tt. .t 'TTTii3flT
tne iiion s row. -j
. T l ft fTU: M& mmwm mm iviiiffav.
Kvth. vigorous vounir author. Prof.
Hamlin Garland, to whom we several
times referred in these columns. In o
nft. minor ha nnhlished this atorv. It
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VVUVfc f
-u .r.n, Tf ,i.ia ith iif
as we see it to-ay uu tuo k100" "u'&
-A X J J Al. m.aaA llinf
ideas which confront every wealth pro
dncer of the land. Don't miss it
Gratifying to All.
The hich position attained and the
nniraoi omanfanna and annrnvsil of
the peasant liquid fruit remedy By
rupui rigs, aa iu uwa.ciwaicui
laxative known, illustrate the value
of the qualities on which its success
"
t i ,i i a ai
ia uaacu uu me nuuuunuujr
ing to the California Fig Syrup Com
pany
Notice.
The Executive Committee of the Alli
ance Store is requested to meet with tbe
Directors at Clinton oa Saturday, 30th
inst V. 3. Mc Arthur, Sec'y.
Beaver Dam High Seheol
Will begin Monday, January 4th, 1892,
nnor mamtDrnmnnt of John S. Fowler.
Hobton.N.U
THE BANK.
StaetBlig ef Wkat Is Belig Due.
For the part week Mr. Dann has been
especially t work in getting bU books
in good shape so be can begin properly.
It will take him sometime, something
like one or two months to do this.
He has been making a very caref al in
ventory of the assets of the bank. ilea.
B O Barton, of KaJeigb, and E. L. Tra.
vi of Halifax, of ihe law firm of B?r
ton k Travis, were down here several
days last week assisting in the work. D.
B. Nicholson, Esq, of Clinton, has been
appointed clerk to the Receiver and has
entered into the discharge of his duties
The work has not progressed far enough
yet to learn the assets and liabilities, bat
a statement will be given t) the publio
as soon as it is known.
Mr. Dunn informs us that claims are
not being very promptly filed. This if
important, both to those holding claims
against tne bank aad to the Receiver.
Those holding certificates of deposit, Acs.,
should present them at once. The batk
holds great many claims against parties
who have not seen the Receiver. This Ib
important and should be attended to im
mediately.
A Sampsonian,
Rev. T,. M. Curtis, who ha bad charge
of the mission stations for the Baptists
in this section for about three yer?, has
resigned his work here and ha? accepted
a call to Aulander church. He moved
his family la6t thursday. Mr. Curti?
has done a great deal of good work in
this community and has imprssed him
self t.pon the people, both Baptists and
others, as being one of the ablest preach
ers and best thinkers that have ever
worked m this section, lie is well be- i
loved by all. and all recret to see him
go.
xi e ueiu uw ins i service in me ip-
TT L.l 1 LI. t i S L - T . I
tlst church Wednesday night of last
week, and SDoke of the deaf ure he had
had in his work among all classes and
denominations here. He and his inter-
esting iamuy riu ue greauy missea, ana
. "11. .1- .
the people of Aulander are to be con-
gratulated upon their good fortune in
8 0 .. , .
securing Mr. Curtis as a preacher and
upon the acquisition of the family to
to their number Mr. Curtis leaves a
monument of faithful work behind him
v j m. . v.- v t t
here, and The Democrat joins his host of
friends in their regret at his going and
in wishing him still greater success in
hinoble work.-Scotland Neck Demo-
crat.
Ten Mile Twinkling.
rSDecial Correspondent!
I never see or hear anything from the
A air Ir! hilla f Tat M a thnnrrh vAnPVUJIU wuu VOiuatu Tviwwvt nun itia
UMS V1V4 UUAO A VU 4UI1V bUWUJjU J w M
WV U UI UU U M V iUMUJ V J WU VVI W K tj
f hat ova oantf Aa1 Uaaf nnA G.Mif1i V o f
i,?i t Aaar
hills with joT which, accumulating in the glands of the
But, boys, the old school house, where ?eck' Pr.Jnc &7 Jmps or swell
many of our hands have been ruled by wga, which causes painf ul, running sores
that 'faithful teacher, has been moveo on the arms legs or feet, which develops
away for a ten&nt house. What a pity
that suca old landmarks should be suept
away. Deur Mr. Me , wasn't he faith
ful? Oh bright is the crown he has woe!
Bat, boys, the old spring is at the foot
of the hill yet, "neutral ground," we
used to call it those happy bygone days,
and old Beulah church, then tinker on
the inside, "but nary bit' on the outside.
PP that old hilL Mr- Blitt Preaches
i Qgfg
But, boys, frr the swimming hole, it
nas been blockaded by a causway, wtnen
is ft great blessing to all those on this
ni.ln nf lha "oraot " Tf vug nnt tlifr
MaVable's influTnce. bv til
1 i a:
wa v V7 nn i iiiiw ru lien i ti rr i ii - rr.'iiiH
ZTf,-r:: - ,rrtr":;:i
of our dut
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raw-hide, also a bridal made of tbe same
m . . nnt t-.th(,P libfl wiift.
! "i; . " t. k". "7 ; 7C. .v.;" :
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nw-uiu.
Mr. Kananm Mirtd e on r.w.nmpH 1. lift
old homestead now, and has been very
ill for two months with typhoid pneumc-
ma, dui, manas w a Kiua rroiiaeiice
arA tn Tir TTnaaav nna of lha hot nhv.
siciansic the State, he is cominar around
all right, though he can sit up only a
few momenta at a time.
mr. jwitor, we nave me unppo in
full force in this section.
One of our young men, Mr. Elgar
Kodgers, expects to leave lor bavannah,
q& n a few uaya now.
I see that you solicit news from
all!
sections, and if yon just wont give me
I aura in tw nn vnn mnv hnnr frnm rM
5"-- J SfimP
'D,SNAFoEOBr'
Roseboro Dots.
opeciai correspondent.!
Mr. Redden Butler has accepted a
position as traveling agent for "The
Dixie Tobacco Co.," of Bedford city, Va.
Redden has many friends around Rose-
boro, who wish him Buccess.
The aeuthern Building and Loan As-
gociation have organized a branch office
at Koaeboro. with 53 sharp for a start-
V, , .7'. .777" . . . .
I iv A T.ninr ir. m n. annn r ninar nn nninnnt. I
i, ,7",m T " ; . "
&D0Ut a boom at Koseboro.
mr. v. a. juinis is ouiiamg a new
hotel here.
The BaDtist ehurch at this claea is
I U u 'i, t
JordaQ Bob "g00mnVd
will do a eood iob the church.
Mr. John A. Outfit Sr van har IjirI
I - , w
week on business, as ant for Southern
hnn if
I JL I9UVI ALEBU ilOOuwl IM tIAKJmA JAS S I
rwa im ana ,qt, -o.. nn.u
I T.kn "
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1 I .Of -J tinTA IB OT1 1 I Q hl".Q Ifl thfl VI M rtltV
.poro. m . yv. a. inrs naa
. I liffht ftftonf fif if. hnf. is nnto imnrnTincr
enn,BJ vfn,;. .u." p.
I vwa uu n muuuvuiBi uicauuci. v i
I Mr. Parker is liked very much, he i a
fine man and an excellent prear her. We
i . "
heartily nope be will be
successful in
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Beaver Dam Items.
(Special Correspondent.)
T.at v.iA mtu want. the Philo-
mathi" Sno.intv wm organized here. We
Lk v nrctinc Rama livelv debates. The
- jcffi ladies are speaking of organizing
Oar school has two teachers rrot.
E. Jb owler. PrinciDal. and Miss Eva Sum
I - - - -
merlin, Assistant. m
misa ma ia oub oa uur uiuov. towov.
H;irh o.mnmn. and
excellent teacher.
Hope our grippe patients will soon be
up again to help dig stumps. -They are
tongn. dtuaet.
FOR DTSPEPSIA
V Brwa'a Iran BIttm.
Physilna recommend it.
Ail Afitdtm kMs it M.00 per bottia. Geaalae
hms tnAiacksdenBBed MtlHtKaADwiaann.
Eczema, scalp covered with eruptions, . JfTT5
--17 " 5 Vi.ri.i. i .mn
I ... i i. T P
I again proved itself a wonderful tkln cure, t oe 8 tf PJhiladelphla
All Through Sampson.
What Sampsoolans arc lo!ng
Say lag.
teySond tw the news from your
township for this column. Every
subscriber to this paper has a right
and Is requested to contribute items
of news In "hes' neighborhood for
this column. We will not publish
your name unless you desire il.T8t
PIN'EY g no v E.
Mr. C. H. Turner, wuo has Ikcs visit
ing his mother and friends in this
neighborhood has returned to his home
in Baltimore.
Mr. W. R. Sattor, Jr., has his new
bandscme dwelling finished and about
ready to cage his bird. Look out girl
Mr. T. K. Lindsay laft some time ago
i to t eek his home and fortune in G corgis.
We wish him success.
A new store has recently been built in
ur neighborhood by M. H. Sutton &
Bro. It Is on the Clinton and Qoldeboro
road.
Mr. G. L. Daughtry owns a twenty
two month old colt which he claimi can
trot a mile in four minutes.
Mr. Marshal Kornegay happened to a
very painful accident last week. While
passing over a bridge in a road cart, the
mule fell in and threw Mr. Kornegay
out of his oart and broke his arm We
are glad to know he is improving. D.
mcdaxiel's.
Mr. John Faircloth and Miss Julia
Rich will be married c-day at residence of
Mr. F. D. Parker, Mr. Parker officiating
Turpentine is being rafted in large
lots from Bojkins Bridge.
IS MEMORIAL.
First ten lines free. 5 cents ( half of a.Wpr-
r K nteV Iore:M;h subsequent line, count-
THOMAS 3. BKADSlfAW.
Died, Thos. J. Bradshaw, on the morn-
lu of January 12th 1892, at twenty
M- wP,rfB,a aa '.0
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citizen.
He was pronounced honest and
upright in his dealings with his fellow
t 1 ...
na: e neara quite a num aer say on
the day of his funeral, "Mr. Bradshaw
will be badly missed in this community. '
Such remarks go to show the worth ot a
man in a community. Mr. Bradshaw
was not a member of any church, but h.
made a profession of religion about four
months g0 at the Fife tinz in Clin-
ton. He told me after that event that
he was a changed man, and by the grace
or uod intended to hye a different life.
uis neignoors say no aia live aiaerentiy
before he was taken down sick. He told
his wife a short time before his death
that he did not fear death. He died
with hardly a struggle. We have a good
nope mat ne is sale wita Jesus. May
God; ?e!?ing constantly abide with and
I . T XT A
Scrofula is that impurity in the blood
nlcars in the eyes, ears or nose, often
ausing blindness or deafness, which is
the origin of pimples, cancerous growths
and many other manifestations usually
ascribed to "humors." P. P. P. is the
friend in need. A course of this valua
ble blood purifier, and you will be a well
man. If you suffer from Scrofula in
any of its various forms, be sure to taka
P. P. P.
Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved
From a letter written by Mrs. Ada
. Hurd, of Oroton, b. D., we quote :
"Was taken with a bad cold, which
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"oni -rourtioctorsgavemeup.say-
gave iiiystii up 10 my oaviuur. ue-
r s- T lt t ' u
" "
I my friends on earth, 1 would meet
my absent ones above. My husband
I ir,
"i. 3 "
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
vamus. x gave 11 a xnai, won. m
"i cigm. uumco, ii nao v uicu mc,
find thanlr Ood T Am TinW 3 Well and
heartv woman." Trial bottles free
at Dr. It. H. Holliday's drugstore,
Clinton. N. C. : and at J. R. Smith's
drugstore, Mount Olive, JJ. C. Keg-
ular size bottles 50 cents, and $l.uu.
BllV VOlir DreSS
QoodS Of
I WVi-K
W. S. PABTRICK.
MARKETS.
clinton
(Reported by A. F. Johxsox A Co
Corn. .
60
C5
ieas,
S??0v '
s to 12
10 U) Al
ir.
Beeswax
18 to 22
20 to 25
Butter,
iaru.
10 to 124
wrl.r.
F our,
3 50 to C 00
. 05 to 00
Cotton. middling,
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cotton. ... . ci
Tnmpnt inp. riiard . . 1 00
r-'-V ' hTircMT, nr.,1 Y.llowDinl 190
'ftST' ' ' ' AKfiS
Rosin, (strained) . . . l U per barre
t 1 SS nir hnrrpl
i 1 ill , .... v-"-' i--- ------
Crude Turpentine, (Hard; . . s l oo
" (Virzinl
1 00
Tellaw Dip,
. 1 90
3 00 to 15 00
I XiiiiDer, per m..
tvt
ORTH CAROLIN A, SAMPSON CO.
a iN
1 a vi
InJustics Court, ueforz w.
U. JsIwkibk. J. r.
Jno. D. Kerr, PUT.,
vs.
F. L. Faison, Deft.
An attaohment havine been taken by
the plaintiff in the above action aad a
summons having been iasned, and it ap-
peanng to cne nuaiwuou w wu Wu
a. x m iL. AAn.a.
that he is a non-resident of this State,
u therefore ordered that publication be
made four weeks in tbe Clinton Cauca
sian. a weekly newspaper published
said "g S
J. In said county on tne ljih aay oi
- ry. 1892, when and where he can attend
1 i A ttlrfM
I ana pieaa answer r u m ur ,
ui. ------- ;r"-- . rV
an ulaintiff. w. u. KirwJvlKik. J. r.
ueo. ois., io.i. u
Piles ! Piles ! ! Itching Piles ! ! !
SVMPTOMS-Moisture ; intense itch
ing and stinging; most at night;
worse by scratching. If allowed
-r r. 1 1 a .
continue tumors lonn. wnicn oiten
bleed and ulcerate, becoming very
sore. Swaynk's Ointment stops
the itchine and bleeding, heals ulcer
1 -as a . UM4 Mnnva ymAa
for 50 cents
P. I Dr. SWA.YNB & SOS,
MOUNT OLIVE Off ARTMENT. j
IjOCAIj XZX23VXS
Thos. B, Pierce, Esj t f-jnt
Saturday hero. j
Much cottoa in tt,e country
yet unsold.
Mr. W. F. English is suffer
ing from vtry sore eyes.
The Hand serenaded the
town on Saturday niLt.
Mr. W. E. Aaron liai bten
confined to his heme from grip- j
Eternal viilanc is thsj
price or prosperity as well as
liberty.
-Miss Mattie Futrell tdhnl
ed the marriage of hr brother
this week. j
tja Urrr fVrr rtf k'o r,,. !
relatives and!
ville is visiting
friends here.
Most of the sick are on tLe
mend, we hope no fatal results
will follow their illness.
Ed Smith spent a few days
with his family but returned to
his busiress on Monday.
Miss Annie Southerlnnd,
who lias been suffering from
the tfiippe is better.
Mrs. Anna Mclutiro has
been visiting her daughter at
Rocky Mount this week.
II. G. Smith and Sol Weil
of Wilmington spent Saturday
here ou business.
Sam .lones the noted prea
cher will lecture in Goldcboro
very soon under the auspices of
the Y. M. C. A.
- Mr, Forest Marable of Tex.,
is out on a visit to his parents.
We hopo lie will call to see his
many friends here. Everybody
likes him.
You may Lave
Money on your hip
To Jake along thy Irip
And sugar on your lip
But you can't escape the Grip.
Our young townsman Mr.
Nathan Futrell married on
Wednesday to Miss Cro?m of
Burlaw. Much happiness at
tend them through life.
Mr, Eugene Hatch led to
the alter of Hyman, on last
Thursday Miss Mary Bouse,
daughter of Thos. Bouse, Esq.
We wish them a life of perfect
happiness.
Invitations are out for the
marriage of Miss Alma Parks
and Mr. Daniel Jones on the
10th inst. May the flow rs of
prosperity and happiness con
tinue to bloom for them throu
gh life.
The death of Thos. Gallo
way of Goldsboro was peculiar
ly sad. He was a young man of
nromise and trood character. !
We liked him very much and
avmt,.tlli,. viriW xvih M
sympatnize deeply Willi in
family.
i . . .
it seems to US that we are
v : . i- m fin.q
to the SICK. If we wore ullea
,!fi, o.. rt.iia,
I VVJt" K.iiy uu.
were m the right place, no one,
fhnrr m,. an -hnmh.1a
ud iuci c w w iiuuiui
suffer neglect, still this exists
to an alarming degree
We all extend our deep
symp? thy to the family of Gen
Roht . Wa.,is(im in their ireat
bereavement. One by one the
hhM- f iata nlnnnt..
ness" ioins his conerades who
have gone to that "silent city
i Pac."
The spring term of the Mt.
Olive High School comuaened
Monday under favorable auspi
ces. 1 lie community sh mld
patronize this splendid school
as it is under the eye of excel-
1CI1I O.UU iaiiliui
All the natrons of the school
T--a T1,a
a.rt? wen uicasuu. .i nc muciL!
tne vacancy is uiguiy spouca
of, and will no doubt add to the
reputation of the school inher
department. Miss Waller is a
.-j a.. a- j ..s..-irrfiKe -e-
grauuaits ui uiuan twin a. iir.iiy
eflicent teacher has cLare of
the music at our school.
Among the many advanta
ges the press renders the public,
nothing is so patent to its rea
ders as the great number of
new aspirants in the field of
National law and constitutional
requirements. uie energetic
and labored manner in which
many of them have attacked
prominent statesmen and public
questions is appalling, burely
the days of Don Quixote is here
aD.ain. and his whole force is in
again, and
fc reUef that ig
it vo come from their schemes,
could they be realized, will take
- f-nrri thft horizon theclouds that
in I , in -ta nt t,ii
lenium. Great A jax ! Solomon
1 js a. pigui ucamc duiud ui ww.
new Solons. Where v- Je3",e
- HollJ,e9?.
1
The T. 7. Harper is the finer t whiskey
on earth. Used iu mNlersiiou, it is a
- 1 '"JLTE
Ti w frtrra:it 2H rin frni.
to nd if ased irj modrat;on it lengthens
UIOMIUU
... lds , j iyssnd drives raill
kUVA ia, UfJCKA AAA UJ M .lVU mV 4bWAvUVW-
aT
The I. W. a?.rpcrwhi-key is absolute
- h- M. It ia Drt tcribed bv the ablest
lha I - c a. w un . .
y"- - ;
gree3
tion. S dd by
L. j. bussell.
Clinton, N. C
jft H-tf
NEW DOUBLE COIXMN
V
H i & M
sa'
OTIGB TO EVERYBODY
A sale which will oo.j- v
i;oods in the fll iwir. i' ti vrilS 1
QE V-GOOFl
I a I U D C.
Includi Heavy Fbr.tu K Pr-
rery thin- in tho lry-t;,o.N Jin.-
I5:f
All the above will p-viti xA; I c
We have patient and :-c
attend your every unit.
This oiler is gojd till M;:.
j.uvll tf
SALEM
ft
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RARE
RJ irk ii d 4.?:
Huntley, Sampson
iA B0ARDIN3 SCHOOL FC?; .
PilIN3 TEBM OPENED i.
Unequalcd Advantages Ic
F I V E DEBA1 IT-1 E NTS I'r . ; . i -Preparatory
and Music.
BATES OV TUITION' From . .
UOAUD-In good families u.
7.00 per month. Ever 'thin ; f
SPECIAL FEATUBES are V
Literacy Societies, KU-iab.Ms oL wi.
from the School and have -I- i'r
choice books.
j&jr SPECIAL St )T ICE To a li: i
.i.irls, with limited means, I can
Board and Tuition.
Write for particulars. Adt'ress,
GEO. E. B uTLEI
N E A I ) V E i IT 1 S i:y I E N TS.
A CUTTIf
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Though oar winter tr:..ie h-n been s-
rep;ior.:Ll!y i,oil anil w,j : v
foun.i amotp t''.- ror.rners
j l w ii l .1
lt xnd thr-
t t. .. .. .
a few croods vr&nt to
sootier thov nr tr' 1 v. o y
t'rr '3 sh il
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v.o c.v.'.';ti i!h
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Wc muAr Ic iri !
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raontjy to cmy out 1 i '
lated. To rscct-.i r 0e.- t
wc shall ;
CUT I8T0 THE PRICES
of our ciiii-e et ck .f
SIT AWT.;-, r.'jAN K IvT'-'. i;i(JQV
POKES, HEAVY n.VNP'.
wixrr.i: DHics ;of -s, pan
GOOD-i. WOOL AND
MERINO UNDEi: .VEAII. Ai
Tbev u.:i$t. make vcom
f r our 'r
nu f:h :.; s. an i no" is t.h
these cold v,". lh:-r crds. Thi-i r.ia '' '
the rpyortnn'ty ;"r,r hive T f' '
for. 6o c-"-i-.o row ard : t- t'-r
of this
Cutting Sale.
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L'gon and kro-rn -s th-i Le-'ii
placr, contain'rg n ar-y tw-- acre-. &ui i
sale is made f r A:i. pra ; of parti i t. ;
among he h- r Jbo .-. 1 L M v.. X.
Terms of '. i.:: One-'- nrtli c:h ..r:,l !
bihncenf.y -nJ fwilvai.-.-'ot!!1?. T i
reserved ucti? p .vif :it. i m id- in ! ..' .
p. t; coopj:;;. r-j'r.
TLh January 17'r, 21-P
j ClmtOll toll Association.
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All peKon iadolt d tcthU Aw."-i
tir.n. bv accounts or ovsMri.:?, cd:j
raske payment AT OXCE, or aticu v.- 11
bf takt'n j
Persons othe-vrire i -d:4jr? ' cm n-- J
gpnMy requr-s'd to s'W r? ft ore?. j
Paries holding claims sgiln thi A j
sociaion are zgiii n oce:t-J Mia t'ra.
Office hours from 'J . 11. to 1 J'. M , !
and from 2 P. M. to 4 P M.
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