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New aifl Enlarol Failies
AT
DOGGY AKD CARRIAGE FACTORY,
My Factory ih ikav run fit full ca
3oity. My heavy wcrk 'n n vA fioiio
l.y htiain power. I am turning out
a. l.ire number ofm '-.v -t ie J'.ni' fi
iunl Ji atoiiH. V i !,: to onh r,
I always k.-, a fo. t yh"-: on hand
fur 'xa'ninati'in.
I will k ci't on hand a i;ir'; Jot o!
UV-Urn JJujch-.- (ojf ;i a::'I top)
ami Uoad Carts. '1 hv will equal
in quality and arc S"M as low as any
like good in (joId-d;n, 1 aytttt vilh
or Wilmington.
ajr Hound Shaver, ll.-ks at d ai
Jvljje Toots made, a sd itepaii in;.
do'Ki on ahort nofuir.
lJ.AltNK.SH, Willi's,
COLLAI'.K ANDALI.
1 1 A 1 i X 1 :SH IIAUDW A II K.
I ill hereafter keep 'in slock. M
J I. true Department is under Tiih
'At;cAHiAN Uj km-k, on J'ayeltoville
Mticut, near my J-actory.
tarlki sure to wo my ftylea aurt
Ret my pri e lM-fVre huyln.
JleK'ttruIly,
i ilS-lf W.T. WILLIAMSON
RE'S APOINTER.
if ioij want lkt'f iosteon
tJi j j)rugro:iH of the Alliaticeand
r orm nitvcm'Mtt ;in t.'io West
y u .should read
TEE FARMERS' ALLIANCE
J'i;iu-I;sjii;i) at
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA,
1 1 OX. J. HUJJKOWS, Kdif.,r.
TJie leading Itidepeiulent ji.a
I 'it vet of the Mifsonri liver
8; r:d for .samjde copy.
uuHTripiioii price $i.uu jer
Vvr.
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Notice.
In t!dition to my lingular Stock of
VATCIIi:s ANJ CLOCKS,
A:.d my lit jixiring IJusiness and
and agency tor sewing Machines, I
have accepted the agency for the
(Jivat Southern Muic HouseofLud
in & Dates, of Savnniiah,(Ja., lor the
sa'- of
PIAXOS AND ORGANS-
I sell the following well-known
an J reliable makes: Mathushek, Ster
lii'ST, M.ason & Hamlin and Chick
ering. A sample Sterling Piaeo and a
Sterling Organ can ho seen on exhi
bition at my place of business in
Ciinton. Call in ami get our terms
Yours truly,
j.!Mf II. D. CJIDDKNS
All Through Sampson.
WhalSampwnlamirv Pots;
10-Send us the neu fnm ynr
township for this column. Every
suleriher to ihis mer hasa liglit
and if ffKjue!-tl to contribute Derm
of news in "h'-s" neighborhood for
this column. We will not publish
yo jr num-i ui 1 -k you de-sir Il.-TW
V,'e luver.'t ::'ich tiaws this
week.
'I'll, farmers arn vorltinfe' very
Iiard. reia,!rl!' their fncds,
cleaoipg up iifeWgroundH, etc.
iime of our toyrf went to the
'. Vite.st of the Tomperauce Club
Saturday n'ht at Bethel, and
nrruiou'ic-d it a fcuccess.
Mr. A. K. Hoxard has bnilt
a tarkiln near by. We would
much rather nee some more of
fanners d that than to buy gu
ano.
The Sunday Hchool at Sslem
has Deett progrensing all tho win
ter, and now it i.s making arrang-
ments to buy new books, with
Mr. J. E. Howard as leader. Now
come to tJie Sunday School, for
we are having a good one.
Hurrah for Jloneycutt's ! We
have three high schools, all
pro3periiur at the same time.
We went to the at gallery the
other day to have our "profile"
tuck. The artist showed u sev
eral types, and to let our if irl
know wo used economy, we took
the cheapest. Toucan imagine
our feelings as tho artist placed
in a feat to look at the brass
gun which was to be fired at us.
Mortgage Sale.
jVTOTICE. DY VI liTUE OF THE
power of sale contained in a eer
tuiri mnrrvaz" dee t. . t . i th 21et day
of T o.-rabor 1 58,'i. ihm'.o by J it. Woat-bi-
k ar-d wifo f ;lar n- Wi etbrook to
Dt i-J Jrmig'Oi. undori7ned will
sell by public autlio . nt ihoccnrf hou-e
dot r ia flintoi, N. ' , on tlej 2G!h i!t
.t .rcl) 1S'.J, a ei-r'.i :s tract vt lard
si ; !.! in S.irrif.f on e :::.tr j :'tgnil
ia N tov. Grcvo t' '.vnt!,;p and Ivuudi-d
a i -.Vo-.w 15 pinrh i.' i.' ;i ffntur1, i. E
Thorr.tou'rt ccrntr and rn:.. l'.t hneweht
44 p. leg to a t-.Uirip, 'i'lir.i.'oii'.i corT!er,
ther his liae psit.-K' b's t rr r, I'. 10
E. Otf poles to a stf.k'- u lliU't and o'ii rs
coriior. then N 72 W. 0 peTct. tr a ?trkp,
then N. 13 W. 9G polta to the bcgiu.-.ing
ont.MniDg 20 acrefi. Term ? of Fn'o cish.
PJaor f bIp. Court Htine, Clint ov , Y. .U.
Jirr." or s.iie, twlve o ;loc-k.
Tbii Feb. 18th 1892
, David Jktinioan,
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OVER
40 YEARS.
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WONDERFUL.
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At BrnggHt or Mallrl on
Iielpt at VtImk.
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fct liH;'('ii'he Cure wil
BSa P curs nervous, lick
formi of headache.
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all
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When jou wish an easy shave,
As gcoJ a? barber ever gave,
Just call or. us at our saloon
At n.orning, eve or non;
We cut and dress the hair with grace,
To suit the contoui ot the face.
Our room is neat and towels ciean.
ocis3ors snarpaua razors keen,
And everything we think you'll find;
To suit the face and please the mind,
Ana an our art and skill can do,
It-you just call, we'll do for you.
onopon De Vane Street, opposite
ourt jious-e, over the old Alliance
Headquarters.
PAUL SHERAKD,
The Clinton Barber.
Q O G Q O O
pTke taaallert. Pill ia tlte WmM 1
Z HE SECRET
Q of Wcraitias health is discovered ln
T1ny Lifir Pis
TP Cf1tlons. s'ck headache, drs- P
PIia, fc.f.iUencc. heartbnrn, billon.
coUo, erupt ions of t ito skin. Rnd all
effects are iaarvelot Thoy are Tcor- W
recUveBs wolI as a centlo catliwtlo.
BOc. OtUco, & 41 Park l'lace, N.
oooo ooooo
We wont set for any more guns
to shoot, whether wo tret any
"piolile" or not. Simel.
Mis.s Nacmie Lee's school clos
ed Februdry 27th, 1892. The
crowd Was not fo very largn on
account of the blizzard like
wind. The exercises were very
good. Addresses were made by
Prof. J. K. Spence and Mr. .Brad
ley Denning. We feel ure that
Miss 'aomie, taughi" a good
school.
At o'clock P. M., March
ltli, 1892, a crowd commenced
gathering at Maple Groyo,taught
by Mr. J. 1 . Jackson. The
house wps filled very soon and
many could not get a view at
the entertaining exercises. The
exercises commenced at 7:30
o'clock and continued until near
ly 12. They wrere very good in
deed and were enioved bv all
wo have heard speak sf them.
Aftet the e chool exercises were
over Mr. Draaley J)enning rose
and in a few remarks, showing
what power oratory and declam
ation had on the ininda of Deo-
ple, said : When it was necessary
that the Athenians should makJ
war on Persia, Licedalman or
Macedon, it was the voices or
orators and declamer.. Pericles
or mostines could fill thmr
martial camps with a brave and
ii ti I
iiijconqueraote soldiery voices
more powerful than the bugle
norn of Kodenck Dhu, in sum
mowing his high land clan. If
Verres or Cataline were to be
accused, or Carthage to be de
stroyed, t was the voices of
Ciceio that thundered denunci
otioMS. If Warren Hasings was
to be impeached before the Brit
ish Parliament for high crimes
as governor general of India it
was the electrical magicai de
clamation of Sheridan that caus
ed men to shed tears and women
to faint, under the over-power
ing influence o? his eloquence.
If the American colonies revolt
ed against the British crown it
was tho matchless declam
ation, the burning and heroic
words of Patrick Henry
ti at prepared their hearts fo
the sanguinary fields of Lexing
ton and Concord and Bunker
Hill, and found anjinswering
echo at last only in the guna
from Yoiktown. After this he
introduced Prof. J. h. Ezzell
who entertained the crowd for
about over an hour. His speech
was enjoyed by al 1. Unicron
SOUTH CLINTON.
Miss Rena Matthews has been
teaching school it Hornet'aNest
It closed the 11th ot March.
nit i
ne dovs ana gins nad very
speeches aud essaya in the A. M
and then they gave a very nice
cuntier, and the remainder of
the nay was very pleasantly en
joyed.
We have a good Sunday school
at Buckhorn now. Mr. J. J.
Vann is superintendent.
iss Eliza Vann has just re
turned home from a very pTea-
sant visit in McDamePs. We
art glad to see her back, for she
is one of our best and sweetest
grls.
There was a very nice sur
prise party at Mr. E. F. Royall's
last Friday night, and the best
music 1 ever heard on violins
Scat.
closed a very flourI.l.Inf school
at Oakridge Academy in this
township. The school closed
with eatlfefactory result. Bill.
DISMAL.
The people of fhia vicinity
are bnyin.? cotton seed meal.
The counterfeiter of New York
floods I)iimal once a wek with
their circulars, offering three
thousand dollars for three hun
dred
Th school at this plac will
be under new management nxt
tenc.
mysif received a letter a
few days ago from a girl who
live near Rosboro. The stamp
was placed on bottom upwards
What does all that mean, (Jil?
We'll say that Mr. K. Wren, of
Autryville got op quite a good
piece last week. Jumbo.
tukkey.
Mr. Eddie C. Craft, of Wil
mington, has been spending a
few dafs with Mr. and Mr. J no.
West.
Mr. Luke Kennedy has bought
a farm and moved to this town
ship.
Mrs. Olivia Woodcock, of
Wilmington, Is spending some
time with her mother, Mrs. P.
G. Cook, whom we are sorry to
'earn is quite sick. .
Mrs. James K. Smith, of Cor
dele, Ga., has been visiting rela
tives in this section.
clety of this school will have a lh milter a moment's carefal
pnbllc dlscnssion on Fdday thonht. The fact that all
nlg-ht, the 2th instant. Subject : money is fiat" was Qrtnlr es
Resolve, That there is mor tablishd by th Supreme Court
ptearare ia pursue iuu pwsaes- oi iu United State.- iu Its
LISBOX.
The posts of Clear Run bridge
are being driven by a pile dri
ver. vluns when completed
we will have a substantial
bridge.
There was an enjoyable ova-
ter supper at Ingold Academy
ou x'iiuay nignt ot tne 26th of
b ebriisry. The amount realized
was something above' 811.90,
x 11 i . - '
wmcn win De used toward plas
tering the Academy.
We are glad to welcome Dr.
J. C. D. Herring home, who has
been attending Dental Lectures
at Atlanta, Georgia.- He is now
ready to accommodate the peo
ple .
Jtfiss Janie Ciomartie has just
LITTLE COHAKIS.
Miss Jamni .Wlllsams, of
Chance, is vli.ting Miss Willi
Culbreth.
Uisn Rosa B. Culbrett hai r
turmtd home from Higk Samp
son, where she ha b toaek
ing school.
The Deimorest Clas No. 1, of
Bethel church, will hold their
iiext contest Saturday might be
fore setoad fiaaday. The publli
Is invited.
It a. ems frota the writings of
tie corre pondenti of iiffnreBt
townships that 'tie farmtrs can
not decide as to- ahethe-thy
will buy yuaao thlsyriar or not.
Now we will deeirie 4he,uiattr
atones if they wil L-oaly Jake
ur adviB. Don' bay it, unlss
ptovidlng the manufacturers of
guano will sell it at th same
rice that they are, and, lake
tto for py, allowing the far
mer nine or ten cents per pound
for the required amount of cot
ton to pay for the guano.
Tke overcoats of Mews. Wm.
Culbreth and Piatt Bollard that
was alleged to have bea ntolen
from their buggies daring Mrs.
Carpenter's meeting at Bethel
church last November was found
rast week a short diptance from
the church, hid behind some
logs. There is no clue as to who
did it. Pi.ua.
iioniycutts.
Mr. Editor, I will idve you &
short sketch of what is going on
in tnis section, if you will be so
kind as not to throw it in the
waste-basket.
I think we have the smartest
men in township of auy town
ship in the county. There is one
man In this section that planted
corn the flret day of this mouth.
-H is very near plantiiu his
whole crop. We think he rx-
pects to eat, drink and be merry
nexs year.
The fence aroud Mr. A. Hoa
eycutt'a farm is up pretty well
now. It is fifteen rail high all
around, do tht lEakes s be
lieve that our townshin nmrkt
r
io nave tne praise.
Mr. AiHonevnutt happened to
a very painful accident reeeatly
by cuttiug his fkwt v He Is t
covering, and we hope hr will
soon .be able to attend to his
busiaess. ,
Died, on the 5 th i as taut, Mr.
Griffle Wise, aged about 72 years,
with heart dropsy. He was a
consistent meaiber of the Meth
odist Church aad died in the
faith. Sunday a large congrr
gatlon followed the remains to
the place appointed for burial
ho sympaimse with the be
reaved family which he leaves
Denma. ihy have many friends
and relatives to mourn their
loss, we earnestly
trust that they, wi if walk in .the
sieus.oi ine fiornienandilaally
reap nie everlasting. p.
iur. uavid . .lackson cut k is
timber and split 4,800 rails in
ten aays, rer which he received
16.80. Five or six hurtflrfirt u
a light job for one-day for him
at a xime. who can beat this?
itogues are eo bad in this see
un tnat we have to keep our
uoga poor to aeep them from be
ing stolen.
Rev. G. A. Oglesby, Presiding
IdGr of the Wilson ritr!..f
held the first Quarterly meetiuj
vj.uc uiii;ib,at nope
41
eion. liie paouc art mviiea u
attend.
McGee's Sunday Scho l ortnui
Ised Bundy, the 13th instant,
with a larv attendance!. Mr. 3.
L. Jaekson Is the superinten
dent. We hope that they will
have a good sckool aud great
good accomplished.
Miss Irene Jaehsoo, one of
Honeycatt's fairest fcelles are
visiting relatives In Di-mal.
The correspondent from Dis
nal can make the comparison
with taese beautiful youtf
lad lea. NfcvcoMB.
"Continued en Tiii d Pa.
s- mm
Alliance Demrtment.
ALLIANCE NOTES, DISCUS
SIONS AND THE DOINGS
OF THE VARIOUS
LODGES.
Th Caucasus was lop'edatheOftifial
Organ of the Sampson County All i.in- at the
meeting in January 19th, lSS'J.
Xstice.
TheSoath Rivr Union Alli
ance will meet on the first Sat
urday in April at 10 o'clock.
The Union will meet with Per
doin Lodge. All tlie members
of this Union are especially re
quested to be present, and bring
their basVets The invitation is
to the puolic generally.
By order of
it. W. HOWARD, Pies't.
W. E. Williams, Secretary.
The Union Alliance of Tay
lor's Bridge town?hip will meet
on Friday before the first Sun
day in April, at 10 '"'clock A. M.
All the member of the several
lodges of this Union aro espe
cially invited o b present with
their basket.
B. Matthf.ws, Sec'y.
The Union meeting of the In
gold and Coharie Vlliances will
met at Ingold on Saturday be
fore the third Sunday (the 19th)
of March, at 10 o'clock A. M.
All tho members of these two
lodges are especially invited to
be present.
ROBT. 1IIGHSV1ITH,
President.
Oliveis Blackburn. Sec'ry.
dfOMon rlatve i. the legal
tender act. TJist decision em
balmed in law the reasonable
aud intelligent conclusion that
appeals to everyone who ha
studied the question; that it is
the impress of orernqjent d
cre that carries with is the
functions .pf money, and not th
material upn which such im
lresfl 1" n.ade. Tho term "fiat
money" as now uted in derision
and rMieule by the mone
owners implies H me connection
with what they ar- pleased to
deslgnat- ai "irred. emanle mo
ney." The absurdity of this
asM?rtson is only equaled by
i'!C lnordnc which prompts
it. J he -hat wh'ch gives the
money its distributiue and
aud drbt- syfng functions, is in
uv initiiuer near or- remote con-
necved with either irredema-
bility. "Fiat money" (a full
legal tender, is redeemed with
each transaction in which it is a
factor. Take for example the
greenback paper money. With
out the exception ou its baci it
is absolute fiat money." It
was is.-ue-l as "Gat money," wa-
circulated foi thirty years "fiat
money," ind remains the same
"fiat money" today. It always
was and is at the pn sent time
"irredeemable" as the term goes,
which, however, has nothing
whatever to do with its beiu
"fiat," I want to state at this
point that there never was a
finale dollar in gold held as
reserve under any set of Con
giess to redeem these g.een
backs. The idea of creating some
thing out of nothing, or of
making values by act of C,Jn.
gre s, is another fling at "Gat
money," which i as absurd as
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
it is misleading. The
ment creates no rt.lue
govern
in "fiat
Eld
as
well, in Hall's, the 13thand nth
Everybody was pleased with th-
new eider, lie is a fine ann- ir
aud preached two able sermons
Mount Moriah of this township
Farmers are very in nab
iimu iu ineir woiitr. ihev ni
not plant-as much cotton as lat
y ear and will not buy more than
oneiourtn as mUch gnano
iney Dougnt last year.
J. IT. P
The people of Bellevoir neigh
borhood are in a booming condi
tion. I hey are using all their
euoris to oetter their financial
condition.
Prof. J. J. Heudren Is conduc
ting a good school at Bellerti
Academy. The average of pu
pils about 45. Amonir the n-at
entering was Mr. A. A. Brewer,
of lower Sampson. .
Ike Appalectic Debating So-
FI AT MON1SY.
OvncE Alliance Pub. Co.,
239 North Capitol St.
Washington, D. C, March 9,
T 1.A a . .
ueusier aennes tne word
"fiat" as "a coinman 1 to do some
thing; a decisive or eflective
command; . decree."
Hence, according to the de
flaitiou, "fiat money" is simply
and oaly nude money or de
creed moaev. With this point
established, the next important
question is, undr what decree
or by whostf command i3 this
fiat money created? Did this
command emanate fiom omnip
otence.' uid the Creator of ths
universe ever decree what
ho uld and what should not be
"fla money ?"
If so,what is is subistancft and
what are its denominations?
Alpo, whe:e is this "Bat money"
or ueuy round, and what are
its particular characteristics?
lo whem is or wag its existence
revealed, and by whom or thro'
wkom is it first distributed
amon the children of rner,? If
trod does really "make money,"
us some oi our statesman an
wruern claim, whero in the
great laboratory of nature is the
process carried on? To char,
sach efforts to Deity is. sacrilege,
and tends to lessen our resoer.t
and reverence for the attributes
of divinity. The fart is that
I rovidence c-eatd the ma.t.Rrh.1
OUt Of ' Which moiif'V ia mola
but man made the money itslf!
an example, God made
the material out of which the
steam engine is made, but the
labor of man built the machine
The engine together with wateri
hu lire may Do prepared to
draw the passenger coach from-
point to point withgreat rapidPy
but It is the "fiat," the com
mand of the railroad officials
that determines whether their
powers shall be active or dor
mant, just no with
certain materials
i
money;" neither does it pretend
to; it simply lec e.s a medium
of Mxchane, which is made
iudispensa'ile" under present
civilization. TIsere is no value
in the impress ..f goverument
authority, but there may be
more or less in tho commodity
on which itnprc-s is made.
There is no value in money,
since value Pes in the com
modity out of which tho product
is made that receives tho stamo
wjl -luvcuiiuuiii, uecree. as an
example of "flat money" and
it3 functions, it is .authorized
by law, and is made ready by
labor. It "goes out from the
treasury in exchange for labor
or its products k passes frOm
hand to hand in the various
transactions of business. In
every instance whero it is a
factor it s redeemed, and at
last reaches the government
treasury in payment of taxes.
where it is received or redeemed
iu the ultimate sense of that
form. .Wain, it uooa out on it
errand of distribution, and again
it i.i returned to the treasury.
This is fiat money, and its
di;charre of tho unctions for
whiJi it was created. It was
redeemed iu .-vry birgain,
every sale, every transaction of
every kind in which it was a
facto-, and in which it stood a.s
the represMitati V! of the power
aud a;ithoritv of tho Tvfrn-
ment w!m?e fiat it was.
I will treat of irredeemable
money in ivy next.
N. A. Dunning.
A CUTTING TIME.
Tboajrh oar winter trtd fcas beea ex
eeptirn!ly in I we are rot to l
foaoJ among tfct m urot r, yet wu
few (T-xvU we wujt ?o rtll aa 1 the
oorer they ar f!d V hettr h-ll
fee'. W't tnast teiin to plan for the
Spring campaign, avt want room nod
money to carry ont she plans w fortr.c
lfttd. To execute these two eesestia't
we hall
CUT INTO THE PRICES
of enr e -i' tck of
SHAWLS, it.NKKTP,BUGOV
HORBS. HUAVV FLAXNEIS,
WINTKH I-KKSS GOODS, l'ANT
; ()D-, WOOL AND
MEKISO UNDERWEAR, JfcC.
They tinst mVo room for our Fpring
DT1IchBs., aa l now h fie time to bay
these co!d weather (;oidv This may bt
the opportunity jouhare Ken look n
for. So coDje no anl gjt the tenefit
of thia
Cutting Sale.
Respectfully,
A. F. Johnson & Co,
HOLUDAY'3 " '
A STITCH IN TIME SAVES
NINE!"
Don't wait to get sick, but when
you begin to feel bad come and j;t
a tlose or medicine and prevent sick
ness. This is the proper use of med
icine. Ifyouwilldo this you wil'
scarcely ever have a doctor's bill to
pay or lose months of time, and
put your friends and relatives lo
such a deal of trouble.
In addition to my complete line
ot pure and reliable Drugs, I carry
v arner's Log ( abin Jw niedios, H.
B. B., the S. S. S., Quinine in small
and large quantities; Simmon's Liv
er Regulator, Famous Specific Or
insre Blossom, Cuticura itemedies.
Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription,
tne women Medical iJiscovery,
uoree and Cattle Powder (1 pound
packages prepared by the Herb Co.
)! w. Va, Quaker brand.)
Prescriptions carefully compound
;d. Local and office practice upon re
quest. KespecttuIIy,
lugl tf DLL It. H. 1IOLLIDAY.
SEW DOUBLE (XlLmiJfJ
- n
Barg
ams
m
spring
A
T
DRY
GOODS.
W. S. PITH'S,
SHOES.
FRIENDS Al CUSTOMERS READ Al PONDER !
I have just received tlie largest,
the prettiest, the most stylish and the
CHEAPES l
Line of Staple and Fancy Dry-Goods
ever before carried in Clinton. You
would all do well to come early to
make your Spring selections,
MY MOTTO.--StrictlvCASH,at the
lowest possible PRICE
Respectfully,
Wi Si
0
ARTRIGK.
money.
sometimes
one, sometimes another, and
many times several are selected
and -fashioned by labor into
various terms with certain other
t 1 1 Q e a a.iZ .a
f Ami O I rw A A
their use, (hundreds nf maw
substances have ben made nse
ui. iu iae past for thi
alter which either
s Durriose.i
custom, as
I i MPast' What is te' med law,
1 "i Pen-, delawa them
w -nai money."
As raw material thev aro nnt
money they are only the pro-
hvC.oV alllre- As fashioned
by laber the , am nnt
but ' - . oy,
UowisTliisV
We offer One Hundred Dollars Ho
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by taking Hall's Ca
tarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Prons.. Tnln.
- r , ..v,
do, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 16 vonrs.
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and finan
cially able to carry - out any obliga
tions mane Dy their firin.
West & Truax, Wholesale Drue:
S A. m it -v "
gists, xoieao, O.
VVAI.DIJfG, JvlXXAX & MABVIN.
Wholesale Drug nsts, Toledo. O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
ana mucus surtaces of the system.
1'i-ice oc. per bottle. Sold hv .t
ii. btmth, Druggist, Mount Olive,
. vv., una ur. it. n. itoiliday, Clin
ton, N. C. .
A Gold Watch and $204,
That is what every Agent receives
club on our $1 per
MOIST Y
CAJJ BE MADE BY AOENTS SELLING
THE
Fanners' Alliance History
AND
AGRICULTURAL DIGEST
By N. A. Dunning.
Author of "The Philosophy ol
Price," "History of the U. S. Dol
lar," and Associate Editor of The
National Economist, official organ
of the National Farmers' Alliance
and Industrial Union.
It will contain 800 pages, 48 ele
gant photo engiavings. It will be
the greatest book of the peri'nl.
Price: Cloth, $2.50 i Half Russian,
3.50. Send for terms and circulars
to
ALLIANCE PUBLISHING CO.,
239 N. Capitol St., Washington, D. C.
REMOVAL, !
.1. T GrREG-DRY
Has removed his Tailoring Estab
lishment from his old stand to his
office on Sampson Street, neM to the
m. is. Uhurch.
The great and orignal leader in
low prices for men's clothes. Econ
omy in cloth and money will force
you ts give him a call.
tSLatest Fashion plates always
en hand. June 7th. lyr.
?Y3
Remember that we have a full lino of
Dry-Goods and Motions
sf tc!c
Wo will be glad to have you como !n and examine our
before buying.
We have in stock a line of Pants wo will t-oll cheap.
If you have a cut. bruise or noro try ''Xeval it Kane Oil," which
is the best healer we have ever sen.
We have just received a fine lino ..f Confectioneries.
Mens' Hats, late, t style aud jrood qua' it. y, just received.
Bast Colfee in town at a low figure.
Try our Flour, "Elmwood" brand," you c. ill be sur ti liko
Respectfully,
W. E. KING & CO.
The Oampai
go of Edu
oaiion,
He rules who reads.
CESAR'S COLUMN. A Story of the
Twentieth Century. Py Edmund lUrisgiUtt-rt
(Won. IgtuUius Ikmntllu). " The most remark
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disturbed Induttrial and awlal conditions
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tranalatiout are now In preparation.
UOCTOlt IIUGUET. A Novel. By
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tnrtllng and original conception in lileraturo
Cloth, 11.25. Taper, 50c.
AN INDIANA BIAN. By LcRoy
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xnodurn poiitlot ac to teem more like history
and biography than romance." (Jhicaao Inter
tion from beginning to ad."Cfdcaooleral(i
ijuiu, j.uu. i upcr, duc.
DRIVEN FROM SEA TO SEA:
or, Justa-Campin". By V. C. Post. Thia great
mui-muuupoiT dooe fm lormeny publlalied
u m iw ma c.no per TOiumf.
It 1 now flrtit
ana profubely
the
and
simnlv ma.... i -
ducts; but. Whn .c.- -.V.
decrees that they shall act i i
not until th..
start out on thiT 7.
such. The idea of "
money or that some particular
Kinds of natural nrn.t.
De used aa rannAtr 1.
Action and unworthy the ae
in which we live That Qn .
?herpfnfiC' ad therefore,
the result of a "fiat" mn,t l
apparent to all who would give
wno get3 up j
week plan.
Our 14-karal gold-filhd cases are
warranted for 20 years. Fine Elgin
or Walthatn movement. Stem wfnd
and set. Lady's or Gn.'s size.
Equ-1 to ny $50 watch. To secure
agents where we have nonp, we sell
one of the Hunting Case Watches
tor tho Club price 28 and send C. O.
D. by express with privilege of ex
amination bet ore paying fo;-.-arue
Our agent at Durham, N. C. writes:
'Our Jewelers haveconlessed they
don't know how voj can furnish
such worl: for the money."
One good reliable agent wanted
for each place. Write for particlars.
Empire Watch Co.,
48 and 50 Maiden Lane,
' oc 29- ly nrm. New York.
Administrator's Notice.
fJTAVING QUALIFIED A3 ADMIN
L -1- iatratrix upon the state of the late
John B. Bearaan, Sr., notice is hereby
girsn to creditors of said estate to pre-i-nt
their claims, dnly proveD, to the
undersigned within ona year from the
date of this notice, or this notice will be
pic-idea in bar ol their recovery.
All perons indebted to ?aid eslato are
r-qnested to make immediate payment
M. R. BEAMAN, Adm'x.
arch 1st. 1892. 6t
published In Donular form.
liuiitratea. "hinoe the daya that Mra. ttowe
wrote the doom of the slave-driver in 1 rule
Tom'i Cabin, no author ha atrnck a more
vigorous blow in favor of the rights of the
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Paper, 50c.
A TRAMP IN SOCIETY. By
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PIZARRO AND JOHN SHER
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the overturning of Mammon's temple. It
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Farmers' AUianci Journal, Balto, paper, 85c.
TEN MEN OF MONEY ISLAND;
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alphabet, it is a literary wonder in this, n ,i
It makes potting one's self on the f tiudmiici.tiil
principles of riguieou finance as euv ft'nl
pleanai)t reading as RobinMiU CrUNii'.' " -Lester
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Address, THE CAUCASIAN, Clinton, N. C.
Administrator's Notice.
TIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
administered nnon the estat r.f
0eu Monk, deceased, hereby gives no
tice to all persons holding claims against
the .aid estate to present them, duly an-ib-
iiticated, on or before the 20th of
March, lo'J3, or this notice will be clear!
in bar of their recovery.
Persons indebted to eaid estate are ra-
qne3(ed to come forward and make im
mediate payment.
SOLOMON MONK", Adm'r.
Per Au'y, M. O. Eichabdsox.
Thi3 3rd day of March, 1892.- 6t
tBB'jj.-i,'9'.MT?t; "ay ft,fyyn&. f m tl f 4tfEI
Notice To Creditors.
ILT AVING THIS DAY QUALIFIED
x J as administrator anon the aetata of
the l.i'e Mrs. Julia A. Faison, notice is
her..-by given to the creditors of said
estate to present their claim duly proven
to the undersigned within one year from
the date of thia notice, or this notice will
be pleaded ia bar of their recover. All
i chilis luueuieu io 8am est ale are rr
qnested to make immediate payment.
J. IL Faison, Adm'r.
v F. B. COOPEB, AtiV.
This Feb. 4th 1892. 6r.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE!
JVOP.TU CAROLINA. SAMP60N CO
Befobe J. 8. Bizzell, C. S. C.
A. M. Lee, 1
vs.
O. J. Fovrkr. S
NOTICE TO P. r. POWlIB,
Tho defendant. O. J. Fowler, in thm
above entitled action, will take notico
that the plaintiff, A. M. Lee, has ap
plied to me for leave to issue xecuti-n
upon the judgment heretofore secured
in said action, the same b: iDsr judfrment
Vf o OTA r .a. 0 . .
uo,u, jorice sum or ten d 'J.'arp.
wuu interest irom me 14; n day
ber, 1881. And the eaid O J.
is hereby uotifl d to app ;ar be
at my omoe iu CUn oD, N. C, on We i
r.tsday, the 20'h dav of Apri' ISO ar.rl
show cause, if any be has, why leave to
issue execution npon said judgment
shoaid not ba granted.
J. S. BIZZELL. C. P. O.
F. R. Coopee, Att'y for Plaintiff.
Tbia March 8th, 1892 10-4t
JKW A DV KRTJ.SHMKXTS
Mortgage Sale.
iuiui. r.y VIIIIUK OF TIJE
j powtr of snla con 'tin d ir. a rertiin
mrrtkage df-ed triHl ) j g;,,b vt.
j brook and wi'o, Claris a Wcs b ook to
Uriah H I!, dated the 11th day of Feb.
moo inu uu'j rofOFUrt-o. ift hork 58
Pipe 213 an 1 244 ia th,j r fj.c of tho
Kter of Deeds ,,f fitnp-cu ciiitr.
Ihe ntdrsuKfl will s. 'i by public auc
tion at the c;uU hon o dv,r io C lintoa
2s. O.. on tie 2I:ij dxy c,t JJarch a
certain tract of lard hitaar-d in
county of musci ir,d RrafP V r ?
Fotlw l i h Tho'r tcn, H Kiisn- c. Ja.
or ml'7' lDraa'" otherr, .couiafu ten
Uce cf sale, Couri Uoua. CUatau. N C
roe of sale, tffft!v-Bc.'c'of V ' '
This Feb. 18 h IH'J-11
VlniA H IJlLT.
NOTICE.
Caveats, and Trade-Mar j oM:-jd. end all Pat
ent bnsii ft.. rjTidnct'd for !g!traie FcS.
,0w Oi-i ; Opn-Ht t. S. ?itnt Office. -ana
we ea ttcr.r ps;ect ia Icjs time than thosa
pemota Irom V.'tehinFton.
Send rodiiorawic? er photo with descrip
tion, m e advise. If patentable or Hot, frea of
charge. Oar fee not doe till patent is secured.
A Psunur.ict '-How to btaiB PatenU," with
- Barnes of actual client In your Stats, countv, or
tows, aont free. Address,
e.A.sisow&c6.
OpposKs Patent OSica, WasMnjjtan, 0. C
Clinton Loan Association.
A31 persons indebt. d to this Asuocia
tii.:t by aecoDDts or overdraft0, must
maae pajment ax oLJi, or action-will
be taken.
Persoca otherwise indebted aw ur
gently rt quested to see me at once.
Panics holding claims againbubis Aa
8Otiati1.11 are again rt quested to file them.
Office hours from 9 A. M. to 1 P. IL,
and from 2 P. M. to 4 P. M.
W. A. DUNN, Receiver.
January 21st, 1892. U -
nraE undersigned having
- qualified as administrator of Thom
as Bradshaw, deceased, hereby gives no
tice to all creditors holding claims against
the estate of the said Thomas Bradshaw
to pi sent them, duty authenticated, on
or before the 18th day of February, 1893,
or this notice will be plead in bar ol
their recovery.
Persons indebted to sid estate are re
quested to make immediate payment.
MATHEW J. BR ADS B AW, AdmV
il. O. RlCHARESOX. AttV.
j This 17th-t)f Fetraary, 1892. 4t
Notice to Creditors
pjAVINGTHIS DAY QUALIFIED
L --as Administrators npon the estate
Cf the late J. W. Tart, notice is hereby
given to all creditors of eaid estate to
present their claims duly provenio un
dersigoes within one y;ar Irom date of
tbia notice or this notice will be plead in
bar or their recover, all persons itdebt?
ed to said estate must make immediate
pajment. This Feb. 4th 1892.
AD. Tabt, ,
P. B. Tabt. Adm "
fe-25 6t.
Sale of Valuable Land.
B7, vl of A TOWER CON
tained m a cerUfn mortgage deed
executed by 8. D. Jacksou ou the 80th
day of Jan. 1890 to W. E Bass aL V.
corded in the Register s c fifcS It fj
county N. O , in Book 73 p, ?3?
. court Douse coor f n thi
io ot Clinton, N. C , r,n the 19 h dlv
of March 192 at l ov-w? l lJ,?y
V- UX. . Mil fct
..-1.1- .
i in 1 1 1 :n QT,.r,AM r - ,
v . i j 1. 1. 1. 1, -1 1 1 1 1 1 r r.cn . . .
--v".'ihlj! -uacri
said Q n V v 108 laDd, 0Q n?C!l the
said a. D. Jackson now livtg. V. r
particular di?criP.ion of the taj ' ,S
apply to the Mfet'8 office cl ii Jn
coau.y, jm. t,. TdU Feb 10 h 18y
EB.PARKER&CO
F.',rnarv 18. ltgg f M
Toil THIS MlAHtU,
Weakness. MalarfA lnAiaitn mA
BUIousnem. take
BROWN'S IROS BITTERS,
.tt cures quickly For sale by aU dealers la
Wfacine. Get the genuine, .
BARBEK SHOP.
Wall Street, three rl.r8
corner of M nllY" me
will fini m. n. .i, . nure
--v ,w ai an uours.
6
on
you -
kazoks SHARP, SII EARS trrvt
Ifyou want a. mlJtt'
on e, j uJ qtAI.Io
all
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