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TIIK CAUCASIAN
Ftiit-rcil nwnnlni; to !'otal Laws :it
f X. V., an mcoihI -r mail
CLINTON, N. C..-.MAU. 21, 1H9.
The President Itsis nominated
(eneral Longstroet to hiiw;;M (ieu
oral Ilont-rar.H is IU-tfirUr 1Jie
Treasury.
, LM AXCE DEPAHTMEXT.
ORGANIZATION.
President Marion Butler;
Vice-President E. IHch ;
Secretary -L 1. Ew.ell;
Tieasurer S. A. Howard;
liusiriegji Aent (i. A. Clute
Lecturer X. II. Fennell;
Chaplain J. O. Tew;
Sergeant-at Arms-!. II. Jer-
niraii;
Doorkeeper Charlie Crum
On thcreconrrrucHrlnylnMay IP1, CommiJtee j. A
Il&rm-U county win vote on ui Ua.Si chairman ; II. M. Cruji-
reinoval of the county neat -in pjcr M. M Killett, W.II Thom-
Lillin;,'!ou to l)mn.
r r v
as, . k rn?iorn
i (Join mitten on tint Good of the
On?r I. A. Oates, R S. Peter-
T!:n t. in.ni who la honest
merely because "hourly ii th iHO; J1-' oUuh' w
. . J . ,i Query Committee W.
IK'Sl policy 11 Ui:eaoy a. um m
J.
bankrupt -Dr. Talnruje.
Senato.'s Kerr and Ayeock and
KepU!.-ent:i!iyes Carter, Sutto1'
and IIol man were appointed by
the Legislature to nv estimate
charters of re tain railroidn.
V will look forward to their
report with interest.
The Uibliral Recorder copies
to ks a double lie-t, though re
duced. We can't say that uo
Ikie tlie change. Wo think it
and the I'rores.nve Farmer
should liave let well-enough
alone.
Cradd.-ck, M. M. Killett, Abraui
Hobbs
'1 lie United Siates and Ger
man v will hold a conference
over the Samoa naff iir at Berlin.
P.csident Harrison has appoint
ed J. A. Kas .son, of Iowa; Wil
liam Walter Phelps, of New
Jersey; and George II. I5ate", ot
Delaware, to be the commission
ers to represent the United
States at the Conference.
Z7
' Mile Icticl s'were received last
week by the department of Im
migration from capitalists in
Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania
and other Northern and West
ern States enqu i rin abou t land 3,
mineral property, ttc. Weleani
from Mr. P. M. Wilson, of this
department, that of all the set
tle s who come to North Car o
XfeaTlTHK (JaI'Cahiax was adopt
el us the official orjjan of the Coun
ty Alliair-es by I he County Alliance,
January HUh.jf
-Ij
KKX O NAMKH OF DELEGATES.
The Secretaries of the sub-
-.lliarice's wiljv-pease bear in
mind, that the list of t'eleiratea
must accompany the report. '
J: D. 'Ezzell, Sect'y.
To The UketiHIex? This week
we send out Sample copies of
The Caucasia x with Bubscrip
tion blanks to the secretary of
each Alliance in the county.
The Caucasian is the official
organ of our order, and yet
there are now about 800 of the
b ethien who do not subscribe.
We are joined together in tills
great, commendable, and, as I
trust, successful organization for
oujxii4U4'orr--TlGY- can we an
'coniplish this? First, byTTeing
better informed about all things
that pertain to our interest, and
second, by united effort nil
pulling together to attain the
same end. Now your countv or
gan is the principal agency in
accomplishing the first pnrpose.
Through it you speak to the
world whatever is nscessnrv to
lina find their way either to the i be and through it yoa secure
Piedmont or Western sections L, ... , . .
of our State. This is due part- r"u "'""y oi jour miorma
ly to the fVct that the negro is t cn f,OIIJ without. Then how
in the way ih the Eastern coun- an any good Alliance man get"
ties. Italoigh Cor. Du ham ! along without the oran the
1laut- ! mouthpiece of that in which he
This is another evidence of ! i9 Inost iriere,ted ?
the -real love(?) tho yankeos j Every man, who expects to 6e
nave ior mo neg;o. in jooicmg au intelligent citizen, must lake
ior couiJitru romes, they are :01UJ 0- morn newspapers , this a
luiin;iu.ir id snuu UlO Sor-UOIlS lWi admit- nn,l l.ia I,,0't,.
first. Bu
you there is a double rea
. . D L 1 . 1 i
ftnus 1,1 U1" I'mer masters, .son for taking The Caucasian
una u.ey are oeg.nuing to una ; It js your home Daoer. and it is
flirt nrrnti
We now haye 1,400 subscribers.
but need and must have at least
3.000 to make the paper what
we wish to see it; and if ou
brethren in thin county wil
raise ih 000 of these necessary
subscribers, we will ourselves
ra;so the otlier 1?100 elsewhere
Will ou not io it? W fee
su e that you will. Hand ove
your subscription to the Secre
tary of your Alliance and he
will forward it to us.
Fraternally, yours,
- Marion Butlek,
I'res t Sampson Co. I Alliance,
Hair, So. 618, T. W. Barbrey,
Secretary; ftostoSce, Hohton.
IJoyklD'n, So. 615, L. C. Spell,
Secretary; totcffloe. Dismal.
Bland, No. 872 31. J. Moore, Sec
retary; poKtoffice, arsaw.
Clinton, No. 573, B. 8. Peterson,
Seeretan ; poKtotBce, Clinton.
Oalc Ridge, No. 329, 11. L. Lewis,
Secretary; poHtoffice, Clinton.
Eureka, No. 328. L. M. AV'hite,
Secretary; postfiIce, Owenville.
Salem, No. COO, 8. A. Howard,
Secretary; postoffice, Huntley
.Spring Hill, No. 355, J.C. IJraugh
on, Secretary; postuttice, ilinno.
Snow Ilil!, No. 1,332, A. It. Her
ring, Secretary; jwMofiice, Taylor's
Bridge.
Coharie, No. 651, W. S. Lawhorn,
Secretary; vtoflice, Maitland.
Htraw Ujnd, Ho. 580, IJ. Z. Black-
man, Secretary; postoflice, Bass
Newton Grove, No. 3-7, James
Bouse, Secretary; post office, New
ton Grove.
Franklin, No. 748, J. B. Sevoy.
Secretmy; postoffice, Harrell's Store.
Hickory (J rove, No. 1,029, D. Ij.
McLamb, Secretary; postoffice, Bea-
man's X ltoadg.
Lisbon, No. 871, Cora Bronson,
Secretary; postoflice, Lisbou.
State TrnriW Anfimi advektisemexto
I NFva- A DVERTJSEMEST3
T Slert ii CliaUi TfcBiday aed Friday,
April 4th and Ith.
Stop and Think.
V Northwest Alliance paper says:
"When our Alliance orethron In
the South shall make up their minds
to make their farm self-sustaining,
it will do more to render tliem Inde
pendent and prosperous than itH 'the
organizations that could be deyhed
by the brain of man. This, lis at
th? very foundation of the: iiccess
of Alliance." : " I 1 '
Now what does '"setf -sustain
log" mean ? The inan; who
pretends to farir' vet ' bks'lotlfxperinient "station Xo
him M',n aa: 1 ". ' and Compost Foi
" . - -"-j ""-v
iH i i . i
ixuur, nuu .moiasaes,,. cenainjy v r.. F.vnrimnf stof;
co uut maug XI 1 3 xctllU rCll-lia- jVlarCli 111 1889
A . m . I mm - m . - ' -
laming, inese are our cnief inis uuuetiu mailed in Feb
crops, and therefore should not ruaiT on tlie subject of com-
TO THE TRUCKERS OF NORTH
CAROLINA GREETING :
Every iM)int from which we have
heard eave one exception favor Clin
ton a& the place of meeting . There
fore we take pleasure in announcinir
that ti e State Truckers' Assoclatio:
will meet at thte place on the 4th and
5th of April, (Thursday and Friday)
1889. Those elected as delegates
from the various associations, and
others who re interested in truck
ind and desire to attend, will please
notify the undersigned as soon as
possible so that we may provide for
the accommodation of all while at
tending the convention in our town.
The Atlantic Coast Line has agreed
to pass all parties attending the con
vention at half rates and we hope
to secure the same terms from the
other lines.
Assuring you that we w ill do all
in piir power to make your stay
pleasant, and hoping that the on-
vention will result iu much good :. to
the Trucking inteiest, I am
Very Respectfully,
- W. L. FAISON, Cor. Sect'y,
Clinton, N. C
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NEW a:7S?,XX3EMESTS. I KKW ADVKRTlSRugg
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formulas.
only make enough of these for posts' and th value of
home consumption, but should
Ur nil . i " ."T" v """J
"-"j '"cam nn t- .i suuiua LO Linns vl;rli mi.r hi oI 1. 1
M. - .... - . , . .... 7 ....pun u.nu lIUKUt
vxic- rum urp ' ,oi.peiierineiito those who ae in other t0Lbe.ati.Ied. in feitiliz.rs. The
occupations. We can't affort to value ot stable manure, together
make cotton to purchase these vuu .Vie D.8SC ian tor lts Pr-
1 COMTHt1n -i . II.. r -m
nW;.Q mt r x 7a.wii, ia eayeciany reiorrca
wo Uu uut t0 n, it forina thp i,oa a llwt
. x . ii . . " -"x uuran
puii cotion io me cnsumer but composts.
ffk ..k.ll.. - 1 . 1 I AT , n
iu . miuuir uwu, wiiu must pay xwtuy iormmis ior various
us a price small enough so that crPS are Riven, so, as far as
he and several other middle fSSiDle '"elude the different
men ca ma, a profit, and
ooCr. ...1 1 11.. .. - -""""" 4U1 XXWlilU-
, j cu UUy iue neces- made composts and mixtures as
saries, which we sli-uld i.ave carried out by practical farmers
made, we pav a Drofit. Rv this a" over the State, are inserted
management. We have to support r"ether witfl chemical analyses
..x ..r , . . . oi many oi tnese miTtna
, uu. proofs not my WhileU b
ourselves but also .tiro other to compost for the present crop
classes of men the buyer and yet Its nerer too late to bein
the feller. This U enough to to save ard utilize for the next
bankrupt anybody, and if farm- corn the. "terials at home,
- ' i.w.i.j i w in tUiui: t j and iiis
whe:e the colored man abounds. r,P1. .should a' ways be fl
The iiegroes' best friends ai e the j with you there'is a d
FOOT HALL.
Spec. Cor. State Chronicle.
Raleigh, N. C, Ma-ch 9, 1889.
Having witnessed the match
game of foot ball, played in this
ciiy last week and yesterday
v.elween the Wake Forest and
University teams and the Trini
ty and University teams re
spectively, I desi o to say some
thing' concerning the game,
even tho' Spanish bull fighting
is b ought to mind. In oppo.-ing
whiit has been long esteemed
one of the most popular of col
lege sports, I am aware that 1
must combat the opinions of
men, who are higTt authority in
such matteis, and whoso, judg
ment is entitled to the highest
respect.
Nevertheless the impressions
made upon me by the two c n
tsts above named the only
iocs I ever saw or ever expect
to see is so ptron.s that I am
constrained to give expression
to it. 1 object to loot ball be
cause: 1st. It is behind our civiliza
t: n. We aro taught that this
age is ahead of the days of the
Olympic games and the audi
torial contests of Greece and
tl . .. .I r .
ivumu, ana ngfiling js
everywhere under tho ban of
the law. Yet one is fore. My
icmindcd of all these by foot
ball.
2nd. It 1s cruel. The partici
pants r.re subjected to severe
pbys-ii-ial puuishine.it.
3rd. It is dangerous. As wit
ness the b.eaking of Mr. I3rg
aw's lei?, the wrenching of Mr.
Murphy, and the iujury more
or less of several other of the
young men who took part in
the game yesterday.
4lh. It is demoral zing. It
p:omotes betting and breeds
dissipation. Let the faculties
of the institutions represented
here yesterday, stick a pin by
this. I am in favor of athletic
sports and physical culture, but
no foot ball if sou please for
i). B. Nicholson.
We clip the above to endorse
ii, we regard me game as
relict of barbarism. Ed.
PI RECTORY OF SUB-ALLI ANTES
Hope Well, No. 67G, D.C. McPhoil
Sec'v; nofctofflce. lteainnn'tt V prto.i
White Oak, No. 333, J. D. Parker',
Secretary; postoffice, Clinton.
Delta, No. 874, W. II.Uumj, Secre
tary; postonice, uelta.
lleddick, No. 1,120. W. J. lllven
bark.Secretary; postoffice, Magnolia.
L,:uircl mil, No. fi83, M. M. Kil
leu, secretary; postonice, Clinton
J lye's Urulge, No. 5S2, D. W. Tew,
See'y; postoffice, Beaman's X Roads.
Keencr's, No. 578. O. W. Hio-h.
a
Prosperity ami Success.
The Clinton Caucasian comes to
us in a new dress printed on a new
Campbell power press. It is now
like a "white boy" sure enough,
brother Butler, and we wish The
Caucasian all the prosperity and
success at the hands of the good
people of Sampson. Ooldsboro
Mercury.
iuth, Secretary; postoffice. KeetiPr.
Ingold, No. G55, J. W. Green, Sec-
Cro-ss Bonds, No. 484, John Iloni
oeeieiary, posiumc0, llives.
Jioneycutt's, No. 583, R. II. Fann,
Secretary; postoffice, llantlev.
South River, No. 831, S. B. pao-0,
Secretary ;postoffice, Hawlev's Store.
v-wiui inn, io. r;o.untain
jai-Kon, M'cretary; postoffice, 1 law
ley's Store. -
Maple Grove, NoawiW. It. Lee
Secretary; postoffice,5 - Klackman
JMl.l.
urowuing's No. 581, J. F. Hol-
imgswortn, Secretary x postoffice,
Dobbersville.
Mingo Academy, No. 229, II. M.
Warren, Secretary; i03toffiee, Giles'
..Villi.
iluff, No. 577, W. J. Craddock,
ociciiiiyj poftioilice, ilODUin-
Six Runs, No. 92G, John W. Mc
Calop, Secretary; postoffice, Clinton
Mt. Gilead, No. 873, V. II. Rack
ley. Secretary; postoffice. Clinton-
Goshen, No. 446, Thoni! s I Sut
ton, tecretaty; postoffice, Hobton.
New Hoie, No. 8GG, W. F. Ilines,
Secretary; postoffice, Warsaw.
Kings, No. 079, Henry Herring,
Secretary; postoffice, Clinton.
Piney Grove, No. G17, W.I. Lane,'
Secretary; postoffice, Faison.
Beulah, No. G80, J. T. Moore, Sec
retary; postoffice, Warsaw.
Hermon, No. 747, T. W. Britt,
Secretary; postoffice, Clinton.
Red H'll, No. 925, John J. Vann.
Se.Tetary; postoffice, Clinton.
Puntoui, No. 832, D. w.WIlliams,
uwitHuiy, posiouien, iisinai.
Mingo, No. 354, II. M. Jernigan,
Secretary; postoffice, Giles' Mill.
Andrew Chapel, No. 519, B. R.
Owen, Secretary; postoffice, Mait
land. PoplarGrove, No. 616, "L. M. Lew
is', Secretary; postoffice, Faison.
mg was not a very remunerative
business .uch proceedings would
soon put us in thV p., or house.
Show us one ia'rhcr who has
succeeded by rahiulptton with
which to purchase supplies, and
we will show you; a hundred
who have broken at it.; On tlie L on, nve years old. was
auuutcu wiiu u uisease ior which the
opw possibly going to waste
H. 11. Battle, Director,
We are glad to publish the
above for it is exactly on the
line ,ve have been writino- : rc
FINGERS CAME- OFF.
My little sou, five years old
, 1,,1 ,i . . , .""." " ior wiiu
w.ti .iuu, suuw meaiuan wuo aoctors had no name. The nnila
has for the last five - years bas came off his fingers, and the lingers
had his barns well filled with
corn and had his smoke house
well supplied with meat and I
will show you a man who is
For hree years hehassuffered dread
fully, and, ha? taken auiintitips nf
.v. - .1 TT. ... ...
iiicviiiuc. ne. is now getting well
under treatment of Switt's Specific.
JOHN l eiiil.
Pern, lud., Jan. 12, 1889.
Keinaikable Case.
For two years I had rheumatism
to-day out of debt and in good
circumstances
Self-sustainiiiir rnan? snma
thim? els. Th ,no ii 80 bad that ifc disabled me for work.
- " , T..V. j " Diciiua i and connned me to my bed for a
p.cittimuiini3oi eacu year in w"oie year, auring wqiek time I
linnK., n 1 ii' . i . I COUld not, KVPn rniati mr
xxu...ijg uu UUlllllg OUl Cneml- u j , ...jf naiiua luuiy
cal frMli7Ar l,L ! hef1'. and for three months could
cai ler.ilizers, when lie could notiaise myself in bed; was reduced
have made better manure on in flesh from 192 to 86 lbs.; was
h . .barn-yard and compost oZ."Z? X
waya, iias ceriainiy railed, to raeinc, ana soon began to Improve,
make his farm self sustaining fte awln'lea was at my work, and
We said abnv tw tfrt forltthe past five months have been as
we am above that cotton far- well a 1 ever was all from the ei-
mers were suDportinf? ent nf ect.ot bwift's Specific.
- - i . . .
their products, two classes of
men besides themselves, but we
THE SPRING MEDICINE YOU WANT
aine's Celery Compound
Purifies the Blood,
Strengthens the Nerves, -
Stimulatfes the Liver,
Regulates the Kidneys and Bowels,
Gives Life and Vigor to every organ.
-
S wi I. . hi
CD 1 Takes pleasure rn annnnncim: J
&3 f&A .ys J-vai ofea,ly invoices bf NEW
And invites the ittentinn of t
to the very lownrtecs f sanw.
He is now preparingibr lhis semi
annual purchasing trip1 toNew Tor
ana is ottering some
Special
Bar
it . f- j. t . '
There's nothing like it.
" lAst spring, being veiy much run down and
debilitated, Iprocured someot Paine's Celery
Compound. The use ol two bottles made me
reel like a new man. As a general tonic and
spring medicine, I do not know its equal. '
. ' W. L. Gbbknleaf,
Brigadier General V. N. G.r Uurllngton, Vt
.. tl.oo: six for $5.oo. AfrDruggms.
Use It Now!
"Having used your Paine's Celery Compound
this spring, I can safely recommend It as the
most powerful and at the same time most
geniie regulator, it Is a eplendld nerve tome,
iuiu since laKing n i nave leu use a i
It. E. Knoki., Watertown,
gams
, . . . - .
To make room for his
Wells, Richardson & Co. Props. Burlington.
uiamupiu arts zzrV,?z:,a"i?k uctatpd rnnn
--j,-,.., .nnnwi , .... HtgttU. tiUC IXltlgHlHg
S NEW SPRIG II MM S
mnn
..Uu
-:o:
..in trrr-
A
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New Millinery Goods
win be re- Dnn't
JL
N
o
w3
is
: K ?s-j tffn
Cheap
j as
JO
ceived next
week direct
from the
est im
porters i
America.
jr." a
; till you ex
amine ..th
latest
very
.TnTrv Tfiv
Ft. Wayne. Iiul., Jan. 8, 1889.
Swiff's Srwifln ?c 1
iu buxco iua.sses. uurc meuicme, ana is thp nn w md.
- I.! , . . " J
ror the gnauo companies are Jrr wnicna3 ever cured . Blood
.rofiin,. 3 , iiuiuia, liiooa Humors and
u "iiuaas, ana Kindred diseases. Send for our books
all out of your work. We do not 2"Blood and Skiu Diseases, mailed
In tan rl . . xicc.
.xh..iu iu unci jrou niiy aavice
by the above reinatks, but sim
ply hope that it will cause you
to stop and think.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Having finished my. Annual Tnvenforv nnrt Mw
m -m " . . . v VJIXJWU. X 11C All I . t ' ' J iA
oi all remnants and treods not rlesinihlp.
owtoon, i nave maluvUD DOW N and placed on the
A GREAT MANY CHOICE PIECES OF
Double and fr3ina;le width Oashmers,
Fancy and Solid Colored Worsteds.
Ginghams, Hamburg Edging. Nain
sook Muslins, Cambrics, &c, at prices
mat will astonish you !
JOB LOT. Ladies' and Misses' Ho
siery, Gloves, Button and Lace Shoes,
at prices that will be sure to take
them oil:
Also a few dozen Mens' Wool and FoH. TTnfunf
Ttll . w .imv.j i4w vm . a?uuuu t ijl: i y
These Goods MUST GO in oriler t.n inaVornnm fnv it Qinrvri
STOfK v.wuj xvji my ui. j vjr
u r 4-
t!-.A.-. . l
WJVL A,.JOJ-tiSOiNS
mw- mom
NEW CLOTHING, SHOiSS, DRY-GOODS AND HARDWARI
One lot of Calicoe3 at 5 cents per yard.
wouW d.? weU t oTn -be C?ing nsUntly. Cas h custVmeri
where. w and exami?e ock before buying
Kespectfully, " .
W
. KING & CO,
:o:-
NEVr ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRUST ON TWINE.
An agent of the Dakot i Far
mers Alliance m his duest'af f nr
a supply oi twine to be used for
Mndiiifif tram at the comino-
harvest has made the discovery
that a Tru.si Las secured rn.
trol of subsUntially albofifba
commodity in the connt 'I'he
output of all the Eastern fac
to ies i reported fcouirht nn
and the price U already materi
ally increased. 1 1 is interesting
to note that the tariff oil fl
wine is 40 per cent.: ana alsn
liieh on other varieties.' A good
dal of home industry, it can bu
seen, will be fostered on the
part of the farmers in, earning
the money to pay the incr.asA
in the price of what they bind
their sheaver wi Ji. This is n
fine illustration of a Trust built
up uuaer tlie wall of a r,mtn
uve nuiy. IN. i. o.ld.
MARVELOUS
mt
nnrnnrn
IV
DISCOVERY.
B,J Genhe Sratea f Memory Tndnlnr
Mlad wudirlif cared.
uxmwwuiw m uarrwpoaaenee "Hinnt.
wna OOlninfM nr 11. Xt" a
rir-V Vr ii .. x numiMOB, tna neat PBychol-
uiot!
hnnt. Mnt wwm. fin- v w -TnrB &
Hani
Mr. George R. French: tiro-
; .a .. . . .
pnetor oi a large shoe house in
Wilmington, died last Friday at
ue auvaucea age or 87 years.
COSSUMPTlClf SUBIXT CUBED.
To the Editor Pleas in farm
Tur readers tht I have a rositive
reme Jy for the above nameil dUease.
By iU timely use thousands of honol
cases havtf been uerruiuientlv inrl
'lall be glad to send two boolf nf
my remedy free to anv of vnur nJ.
era -who bare consumption if they will
cuu mc uieir express ana imwv omce
uuurcw. iveBpecuuiy,
T. A. SLOCUM, M. C..
18-1 Pearl sL, Kew York.
NOTICE.
LAND SALE.
ON MONDAY THE 1ST DAY
of April, 1 889, at the Court
house door in Clinton h,r vS.f
, JJ 111 lit? UI
decree of the Superior Court of
. -nT. coumy tne indersigned
will seU at Dublie salP. tn v?;u
. , wii m cieunoi iz months
SPi,20 r cent' cash the tract if
and belonging to thw estate of the
late Eoss Peterson, on the east side
ot Six runs, adjoining the lands of
the heira of Josiah Johnson, Samson
Johnson and others, containine one
hundred and seventy-five acres
rh, W MOSELY, Adm'r
feb21-td and Commissioner.
il7?K eHtir,ta- wlo are suBenn-
SlSysSSSn" foH-wi" fiDl1 111
x &l JiCtFic a positive and .
maneut euro lor Xearou Debility
Sc WCne88' involun,lJ vital fiSS,
etc. Curd jnaran teed. Send six cente
w Mampa tor Pears' Treatise en d5S
ea of iesu; their cse and cure.
Ofiurch Street Nashville, Tlenn.!
:0:
conn
off er
Wo take this means of saying to our friend- nil
itrythatwe are still at our OLD 8X00 '.wi
over th
all Street,
TO MERCHANT S !
I Have ju-t received a large Invoice of
DWIGflT'S ' COW TilU xXD". SODA,
WRAPING PAPER AND TWINE,
ball potash,
and coat's cotton
: Resneetfnllv.
mm
. . T?wM.i ii i
v xkcmcuiuer mar. wa MnnAf .., . . . .
Which I offer to Merchants at Jobber's Prices. Call and got urfoods are at the lvesi pSS'-. " '
I'MfOa It.tfrtna .m..'.. I Q U Toon - u,v UtlyV. -v .. .
Respectfully,
Clinton H
arness
I? fc r di
II MBf QUAETM
1 have nioved this week into mvr.PW nnnrfora T" 1
, - mf " v " fis v JL a. V U b vv Ilia
slree., nea.ly opposite the Caucasian Printing Office, where 1
will be pleased to serve the general public as in the past
It is unnecessary to tell you anything or my own make of
nue8s, ior iney always speak for their own merits when used
Jn addition I alwavs keen a tmnft
SiSTSK. ""i?11 . tte lowest possible margin.
V" """i' t iarsest assortment or Whips to be found
anywhere.- v hen you come to tnxrn ha n n
- ' iu iuiu see
JAPES MEANS' S3 fi'S sriniis
at imagine how lively tlortLrlVn'' D? Imprvr r
Ak yonrretaUer for the JameeW S'ato" wort to kMp wWitortfctrf
Ullers wincoyou Into buyw lnfC!fL,! Uro otiM.WM
x-."xii j .iiMk v ucinc
1vrtrn xx, -ix1X1
UNEXCElXFnn.
SlJtt UNCDniflm waiiiwi "rnlL
EKFECTJOH THE MOST
riunniu
. mm m.
k t ptuKTw ui oar brmnci. -
1 ourmUm Tnmf wen r
1 1 1
AT I II
Resi)ectfully,
W. H. STETSON.
A1 e recent progr In
" MxesxnM' i m, f. - :
Onn the original 3 -d m,J!."-?Wr70"wm
mpete with am in nn.n. ,. ' nwm OW ,mn w
taCli"""- Pbo. them "LST'"!eri,tr?,r! Uall w
BTlWAEf
MI
3ft
March 8tb, 1889. 3m
Clinton, N. C.

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