TIMES.
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OUTERS CF L:.'L INTEREST.
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M kt i '1ST. r-'r i"os tne 4!Ji Sun-
ci4V : ll anl ft "'.r''t m. 7 p. in. i
y r,i s.m'Jjv r.i-hr S::t0 p. m. Sun-lav ;
:o at 5 l- ., Prm. ! II. Iirkr,
riute'.i.K'itt, j
Ki:v. .1. D. K:nu.M, Pastor.
1'P.IMITIVE DAITIST. S.TVIO'iS Sit
uvn S.mday njoruingi V-fare tin
lii'; ! Su 'dAy fyi To-h month.
Ukv. lJuitKKjK Wood, Pastor.
Si'rvijjcs 3rd Sunday in
c:h month, moiiiiug and night. " Sim
tUr S ': '1 :l- i- - every Sutid.iy.
T. .V" M'-aUug ;veri- Tlmrsday niht.
J;kv. C. W. 1IoVAKI, Pastor
C, W. B. M. meet jvcry Monday id.rht
nfiM-the 2nd a:id 4tli Suinliy. in each
B att 1ST. Horvicds every 2. id and 4th
S.u.J.ynt 11a. in. i:id 7 p. n. Sun
iUr 6-'mnA at &:33 a. in., TJ. G. Taylor,
i' t. Prayer ilectijig every Tlmrsdaj
tveui.i at 7. j
II cv. W. F. Watrox, Pastor.
p'rkk-W'.LIj Uahtist. Services on
jj- -i!U Saiiday at lli o'clock a id on 4th
&j:!.!jr i p. in.
Kev. H. A. Jpiixso.v, Pastor.
LOCuL.
l!r. Jus, Per.r9alj. we arc sorry to
say, is on the sick list this week,
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We are glat to sta'c that Mr. J, F.
f-.vrii, Uie harness maker, who has
bee. i suiferiig with Uhcumati-ni. is
nhie to be at work kgain.
The city authorities should see
that the turjentlne stills and saw
mills arc well forty ed agcinst fire
bf.re tl ey are allowed to run in
:he corporate limitjj.
Last Friday morning was the cold-:-t
of season, the therinometor regis
tere 1 4 behiw zeroj The freeze has
blocked business oiT every kind, sto)
ed Iho county tuails and made the
irains yery irregular. .
The good peopljp of Dunn did not
fail to see after tfee poir, sick and
Ltcdy, during tlnirc.'snt cold snap.
They contributed aihenilly for their
a d. and many b'ds of wixd were
distributed aaitmg the unfortunate
jn ou.- ruidst. j
On the 13th Gov. Carr and other
Slate ofiiccr? wer iur.guratd. The
degulature gaye iUi lor the inaugu
ral expense, Tlje attendance was
not so Urge &6 woul l Itave been if
the weather had jceii j;Kd
The New Kernel journal devotes one
w tX', side tXi the
4':e Fish and Oys
aniiouneemoit, of
er Fair wkicheom
ty Feb, 2()Lh and
It will perhaps
uicnces in that c
dioids five daysi
eclipse any one ever held in the ci y
on the Neue. j
Miss A idie V
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oJmg, who for some
time has rcen in the
Railroad office
here, left last Friday for Elm City,
where she visits f
tends, and will ac
some other point.
cept an oliice at
Jliai Addie ina4e
many
friends
while here wiio
leave.
rcuret to
see her
-
Mr. Kul'us Jec'nigan will
open
a
frst-class barbershop uext doar to
C a. McDouAl'ds this week. He
has a idee new patent cLair and every
thing eomfortablis for his enstomerr.
His work guaranteed to give satisfac
thm. call and gi(e liiia a trial.
One of our ywg cri tne 'cr
t ight while talking to his best girl
during a spasmodic convulsioa told
her in a taffying; way. she was' eweet
enough to eat, and the young lady
replied she eoiM cat. Oh. my vountf
iiian even the ild maids and
girls
that dun't look weet can eat.
Tiik TiMt8 ftsbes our town every
success and wejrecognize the public
spiiit of Bome'of the business men,
hut there are same benefactors that
wouid greatly promote our town if
the people would come together on
them. The one most needed now is
a well organized and equipped Fire
Company. Thl town authorities
ought to take" Ihia very important
question underjeonsideration and by
the aid of the citizens we might soon
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have some protection from the mu-'u
dreaded and expected fires wo will
sooner or later have to visit us. We
have plenty ofjgood material for a
Crst-class company who will take
lisht hjld if tKp property owners will
s-tart, the thingtn riiht shape. The
little fire we jut experienced in our
iaidt is only ttj fore-sight of what we
n-ay-tiion have. So "in time of peace
1-ropuro for war," is an old and trao
Ts it U
the
cmnii
ii'S-s will l,e n.u.,,1 i auoihcr co'
nun this wei.l .
ICV. Mr, S.UlmoilS
Dr. J. H. l)ani.-l. Mrs.
arrived yesterday even in-;.
hoar.! i.t
Simmons
Winston had the misfortune of an
flf C.f rr G t . i
" e "'iiay. Alarms fiir-
nitnre establishment worth $40,000
weut up in flame.
Mrs. Kntc William, ,l,MM J
Miss Bessie
. VIMIM, 41 4 1 1 4
Robinson of Wnrsnw
are veiling the family, of Mr. Jas.
Pe issil! " "
On a. count of the snow and bad
weather Rev. Mr. Newton failed to
fill the appointment announced
week.
last
Unless we see a better b d soon
the Times considers the orTor from
the Chatham man as the bet and!
tt.inL- l. i.i ... si . I
tuiiiix m; is iTuuiivti in mt; vourt
Court .
Hou:?e. !
The- annua' repot o.'
The vr rage circulation per day of.b''"g near where the door ws, The
The New York World for the year ! infant WftJi about four feet from its
was 330.4C2 a figure unai proached
by any other newspaper printed in
the English language.
The ti.lal number of advertisements
printed during the y ar was 890 975,
an increase if 107.3G9. The increase
in the number of columns of adver
tisements was 2,097,
Wre have quite a number of little
accounts against delinquent subscrib
ers and would appreciate it highly if
they, would come in and settle up. It
requires something more than wind
and gas to run a paper.
Our legislature is gradually but
iureh' moving along, no bills of very
ureat importance have been passed
yet. Gses3 though they can find
enough of something to keep in
ee-sion the 60 days and get their pa.
The travelling men arc out on their
Spring trip4?, and no place on the
Snort Cut has the pleasure of enter
taiuing more of them thon our town.
Almost every evening some half
dozen or more get oh at our depot.
Business men always find a buaiuess
olace.
Notice is hereby given that appli
cation will be made to the General
Assembly now in session for the pur
Hise of forming a new county from
arts of Ilarnet', Johnston, Sampson
and Cumberland. J.F.Phillips, H.
W. Jernigan, Mordeeai Lee, Wni.
Culbreth aid others committee. This
Jan. 18. h, '93.
Supreme Court Justice J. Q Lamar
died Tuesday evening at Macon, Ga.
his native State, Again the nation is
Called to mourn the Lss of another
great and good man. lie was ap
pointed Secretary of Interior under
(Mevt land's administration and after
wards to the Supreme Court
Bench.
In Memoriam-
. On Tuesda) eyening at two o'clock
ifter a long and painful illness of
nearly four months Rev. R. A. John
son departed this life. He wa 40
years nd 10 months old at the time
of his death.
For 20 years one of the mot prom
inent and highly respected ministers
of the Cape Fear Conference of the
Free Will Baptist church, his life
was spent in striving for the eieva
tion of his fellow man and the glori
fying ol his Creator.
Born and raised in Johnston coun
ty, four years ago he came to Dunn
and established his carnage manufac
tory and up to the beginning of his
illness las s-uceess was uninterrupted.
At the time of his death he waa
treasurer of Palmyra Lodge A. F. &
A. M., and with fitting ceremonies the
sad mambera of his lodge laid him to
rest.
Dunn looses one of her best and
most pragt essive citizens, the widow
a kind and affectionate hutband, and
the bereave I children a loving and
indulgent father.
The TiiiKs tenders its heartfelt
sympathies to the widow and orphans
in this their Uouj of bereavement and
Lomraendg them for consolation -10
Him who doest all-things well.
.Would that all of us wero as well
prepared to stand before our God I
As calmly and 'serenely as the sua
sinks behind the evening clouds to
shine for other worlds so he left us
to take his place among the ransom
ed of God.
Grifton-
The town of Grifton can lay claim
to more division than perhaps any
Ismail place on the continent, It is
situated in two counties, three town
ships, two congressional districts
and two judicial districts. The
creek running through the centre of
the town is the dhUing line be
,..n.v. Pitt and Lenoir counties.
l H V o
Greenville UvlivCtor.
Buraed to Death-'
Home, N. C.. Jan. 21 h. 13DJ,.
Oil Hie night f Hkj 19:h of Jan.
IK93, Wiley Peacock, wire and in
fant, his Mule brother nd his cousin.
j a 1 colored, were burned to dc ath and
the house which thev lvej i:i.
The said Wiley Peacock w.ts a tc -ant
of Jeremiah Lee, Owing to the
l,'e was i:ot much passu,-, and it
"J " l"u"" UUL unl, "'ern-i
; " . "eKb irvce
1 very rast ad in a short time about
inir f 0.,,1 ri x .. '
; seventy five persons witnessed the j
awful ceene. I
It was decided that the origin of
lhu fire was accidental, Some of ,he !
near neighbors said that they saw
the light of the-firc about 11 o'clock,
supposed it to be log heaps as Mr.
Lee was clearing.
The bodies vere all found very
near where they were sleeping ex-
i cept one of the little bovs who whs
parents.
The remains were taken
up and
placed m a neat bos and nicely rap
ped and buried.
-The said Wiley Peacock was a
good, faithful and peaceful citizen,
and a good hand to work. - lie had
been living wiih the said Mr. Lee for
the p ssed tnree year? and had made
the arrangements for the present
year.
Public Dsbato.
There will be a Public Debate at
the Dunn Academic Institute Tues
day night Feb. 7th.
Qdkuy: Which has done the
greatest evil to our countjy War or
Intemperance ?
AtTarmative A, B Harrell, E. L.
Lee, J. W. Smith.
Negative C. H, Dollar, C. ' C.
Fordham, B. K. Mason,
The public are cordially invited to
attend.
II. II. McKay. Secretary.
Miss McDonald Killed at Greens
boro Jan-. 19th
Miss Lina McDonald, a teacher in
the Normal and Industrial school of
Oreensboro, was run over by the!
train Monday evening on the C. F.
& Y. V, railroad.
S ;e seems to have been on her
way, at lunch hour, to v i -i l a friend
about l miles from the Institute,
and to fchorlcn the distance was walk
ing down the railroad when thu train
came alon, and she failed to get far
enough off the track to escape, or the
suction drew her under the wheels.
She was will known in the State
as a teacher. She graduated at Peace
Institute some five years igo, and
had taught in Winston, Shelby, Con
cord and the position she then held
in Greensboro.
She was a sister of Miss Katie Mc
Donald who once taught here and is
well known in our town and her
many friends in this community will
hear of her death with much regret.
The State Eoad Congress
met in Raleigh on Jan. 19th, '53,
Gov. Carr. as his first official act,
opened the Congress. More than
300 delegates were present represent
ing SOcouuties, Hon. C. B. Watson,
of Winston was elected permanent
chairman and Dr. H, B. Battle per
manaut secretarj. Gov. Holt ad
dressed the Congress m appropriate
words Many papers of great value
were presented and resolutions look
ing to 'he improvement of public
roads wero introduced and referred
to a committee on resolutions com
posed of two from each congressional
district. After full consultation,
this committee made their report, the
following being a suramarj. That
the public road should be maintain
ed both by taxation and by those sub
ject to road duty, also by the con
victs from the various counties
through the county authorities or the
penitentiary the expense of main
taining them to be borne by the
counties or as tue legislature may
direct. Also that each county or
group of counties should employ a
competent engineer or expert in road
building and own improved road ma
chinery, The plan of the National League
for Good Roads was outlined and the
organization and establishment of 0
State Association and Townsbip Lea
gue to co-operate with tile National
League was left with the following
committee. 'Messra, Cbas, McNamee,
J. W, Wilson. F. H. Busbee. J, A.
Holmes. W. E. Ardrey. This com
mittee wa also Instructed to confer
with the committee fiombolh branch
es of the General Assembly now in
session. -Much
anthusiasm and interest pre
vailed in the proceedings of the Cos:-j
gresa,
It was a conservative uooy j
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i mi win Mini f-rrj-! .
KWJ
wf.s delern.ined
tome
looking to the improvement o? the
; if-
public -nads of the State. The i.er-f
i . to'
best men id the State. Sucu n er.-ti7
:Uiurs well for the fuleie welfare tit"
the State for it was eo . ceded that
imi:r,iP.l r..o.!a v. r. -.f tl.T
tle first importance to all our
pie.
peo
NOTICE OF LAND SALE.
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153- virtue ol a power of sale con-s remember our line is comiilete. Ficm-taine-l
in a certain hmrtirase Dc?dj'in? & Co.
made to J. AJ Taylor by J. T, y' Cor-J
belt nd wife, -.and duly regir"lere.l ini
Hok F, No. 2. Pages 87 8
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of Harnett count, I will sell at pub-
lie sa'c for cash at the Court House)
. i . a
door in Lillingco i on the 6th day off
February. 1893, at 12 o'clock m 2tf8u et 11 al t etuinS & to s.
small tracts of land, adjoining each If you want a nice Hat buy it from
other in the edge of. the town ofleilI(t; & Co., wheae you can get it
Dunn, containing five acres upon.j.t.ap
which t;;ere is a splended dwedin'f';
. 1 ., . . , , T Fleming & Co. will sell yon a nice
house, it be.ng where the said J. L..; J
f, , 1 . ' ,. . il bullu:: Si.oe for $1.00. i
Corbelt now lives, to satisfy 6aids r I
Mortgage.
1893.
Ttds 3rd day of January;!
J. A- Taylor,
Mortgagee.
F. P. Joxes. Att'y.
Jan 5--'.s.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE, t
Having qualified as Administrator
of the estate of It. M. Cannady, Sr.
deceased, before the Clerk of Harnett
Superior Court, all persons indebted
to the said estate are notified to
make immediate paymmt to the un -
dersigned and all persons holding
claims against the sail estate are.
notified to present the same for;
payn:ent to the undersigned,
duly verified,, on or before Feb
ruary lOih, 1894, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their res.
covery. This Janu .ry 3rd. 1892.
L. M. RyIls,
Administrator.
L. J. Bkst, Attorney.
Jan 5-6w.
NOTICE OF LAND SALE.
By virtue of a power of sale cons
tained in a certain Mortgage Dee
made by II, B, Pope and wife!
to T, F. Sanders, and duly re
corded in Book ."D." No. 2,
Pages 3i)0-92 records of I Harnett
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couiity, 1 will ol the A 6th i day oT
February, 1893, at 12 o'clock m., a
Court House door in Lilliugton 8e0
at public sale for cash the following
properly, to-wit : One tract of land;
in the town of Dudu containing five!
and one-half acres be the same mofv
or le?, it being the same upon whic'
the said 11. B. Pope is now living
Aleo one business lot and store houafs
ou the corner of Broad and Wilsoji
streets it being the same where UrB
said H, B. Pope is nuw doing bus(
nes?.
rhis the 2nd uuy of JanuarV
T. F. KAXDEK3, s
1893.
F. P. Poxes.
Attorney.
Jan 5 ts.
Mortgagee, f
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NOTICE OF LAND SAL3,
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By virtue of a power of sale coili?
tained iu a certiil a. Mortgage Dceu
made by Burrell Coats to D. A. L$
and by the said D. A. Lee regu
transferred to 11. U. Avera, wnj
said Mortgage Deed has been duty
recorded in Eook ,4D," No. 2, Pagti
504-6 Recoids of Harnett county, j
will sell ht public sale for cash t
the Court Hi use door in Lillmgtoli
on the 6th day of February, 1893, t
12 o'clock m a parcel or tract "yf
land in Averasboro townsbip, IlarJ
nctt countj', containing oO acres, 19
satisfy said Mortgage.- This the 3a
day of January, 1893. j
II. C. A VERA, 1
AssigneeofMortgagee.il
F.P. Jones, Attorney.
' Jan-5-ts.
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Eecently Murdered. f"
Mr. J V. 0ena continues to work
work for Messrs. J. H- Ballance .&
Co.. ia the J. D. Underwoofl store pn
Broad Stieet, He has recently mur
dered High Prices on fine hand ad
machine made Harness; Bridlls.
Saddles. Collars, Whips, Lashes,
etc. etc. 1
He gives his own personal and
special attention to repairing, satis
faction guaranteed. Call and see
him at his place of business. 'fj
-: Jan 19 lm. -4i
Attention Farmers. The
Hardware Co. of Dunn, K,
C,is
headquarters for Plows land Plow
castings. Ii
For Axes. Shovels, Trace Chains,
liaises, horse and mule Collets
at Lse Hardware Co.
ca-1
Fleming & Co, have the best
d
cheapest FLOUit in Dunn.
BUSINESS -LOCALS.
FLKMING & CO'--. IS THE
C H K A FE.T PL AC1-: 1 X TOWN.
I f ou want the. best Shirt in towo
Jiibti y the "IU) si Blue" at Fleming &
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I We have the n:iest line of Neck-'
?ilvare in town. Fleming. & Co.
If vim want i;i;e dress triminfrs.
if
j We have now the latest style of
Ornamental Rut.rnr.s Corn, nnd rs
i n til 1 n n f ham I w-f . . -.- iki Im i
Flem
ing & Co.
If you want an all wool shirt you
Ill f m m
Fruit of the Loom at Fleming &
HCo's. for 9 cents a vard.
j If you want a nice Table cloth buy
it from Fleming A C.. at 20 cents
per yard.
If yon are in necVTi of Underwear
remember 3-011 can buy wool suits at
Fh ming & Co's. cheap.
i If you want a nice pair of pants
buy thesn from Fleming & Co's.
whe,e ou caa Scl theru cheal'
If yuu wat-.t a nice pair of 40 cent
Lsuspenders buy them at Flemiag &
Co's. for 15 cents.
, Ladies, if you want a nice belt buy
it from Fleming & Co.
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Fleming fc Co. will ell you shoes
cheaper than anybody in towu.
Don't forget that we have the
nicest line of clothing in Dunn', and
that we will sell you a suit cheaper
than you can buy them elsewhere.
Examine before you buy. Fleming
& Co,
Fleming & Co, have Ladies Shoes
from 50 cents per pair up.
Fleming & Co. have just received
a nice line of cheap dress coat, over
coats, ets, call and examine before
you buy.
Where did you get that coat? A
Fleming & Co.'a cheap store, for
$2.75, and it's all wool,
Fleming & Co, carry a complete
line of Gent,? and Ladies Miles
Dress Shoe.
WTen Eabj waa sick, we gre her Castoria.
Whea she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When aho became Ulaa, she clung to Castoria.
Whan ahe bad Children, she gave them Castoria
Fleming & Co.- carry a complete
line of Dress Shoes for both Gent'
and Ladies,
The nicest line of Furs eyer
brought to Dunn is now at Fleming &
Co's. .
Fl?rrdpg & Co. have just received
the nicest of Trunks, Valise nd
Grip Sacks ever brought to Dunn,
and they will sell you a leather Va
lise for $1.00. Be sure you see our
goods before jTou buy.
G, K. GRANTHAM, Notary Pub
lie, will take Private Examinations
and probate papers. All kinds blank
deeds and papers kept on hand Of
fice in D, H. flood's Drug Store.
Onion Sets. lied and White at D
H. Hood's Drugstoie. '
When you go to Dunn and want
Drugs don't forget that you can get
what you waut at D. H. Hood's New
Drug store at rock bottom prices.
All kinds of Garden Seeds by
weight at D. H. Hood's New Drug
Store.
Did you knowthatD. H. H.od had
moved his entire stock of Drngs,
Seeds, etc. in hi new store just two
doors above his old stand f He has
the prettiest and most comfortable
store in Dunn, and his customers are
treated with curtacy and politeness
as well as receiving the yery lowest
prices. Try him.
Fleming & Co. have just received
a nice line of Clothing,
A nice line of Curtain Polls just
received at Fleming fc Co.'s from 25
cents up.
Buy your Onion sct3 at D. H.
Huod's Drugstore before tuey are all!
gone,-
- ii-ii iira " J ' - - - - ii.ii,--. in ii "-'i' - i - ' inn
for Infents
"CutorifctBBo wen adaptM to chOdren that
I recommend it an srjprior to ccy pre&cnpiica
fcacnrn to me."' IT. A. Accsra, II. D.,
Ill So. OzTord St., Brookiyn, iT. T.
Th" w of 'Castoria is to nnlTprsal nnd
Its merits so well known that it sepsis Turk
of nBpereropation to endorse it Few are Vim
intelligent families who ao not keep Citoria
wiihla easy reach."
Carlos Kartyv, D.D ,
York City.
late Pastor BIoomicLgdale Soformed Church.
Tex Ckstxck
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POE'S. HARNETT COUNUY. N.C
REV- J- I. CASP2ELL Principal.
BBS. J. A. CAMPBELL, Assistant.
Ninth session opens Dec. oth, 1892.
Good building 139 enrolled last
year. Over 250 enrolled since school
was founded; 30 of whombave been
teaching.
Vocal
Free,
Mq sic and Pennmahship
50 per centi discount to minsters,
their children, orphans, or the child
ren of widows.
Tuition from $1.00 to $3.00. Good
board, including washing, $6,50 to
$7,00.
For circu'ars or other infoimaUn.
apply to the Principal,
nor 17 '92.
A .Million FrielUlM.
A friend in need is a friend indeed)
and not less than one million people
have found just, such a fried as in Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump
tion, Ctughs, and Colds. If j-ou
have never used this Great Cough
Meeicine, one trial will convince you
that it has wonderful curative pow
ers in all diseases of Throat, Che
and Lungs. Finch bottle guaran
teed to do all that is claimed or mon
ey refunded. Trial butt'.os free at
Harper & Hood's Drug store. Large
bottles 50o, ar.d $1.00.
LAND SALE.
By virtue of power of sale contain
ed in a certain Mortgage Deed exe
cuted to K. V. Young by John
Holmes and wife, Aiueline Holme.9,
and duly recorded '"n ti.e Register of
Deels office of Harnett county I
will on Monday, February 6th, 1893,
sell to the highest bidder for cash at
the Court House door in Liilington,
N. C., one tract or parcel of land sit
uated in Averasboro township con
taining 103 acres more or less, for a
better disenption reference is made
to the records of Harnett county.
'This January 2nd. 1893.
E. F. Young,
Jan 5-ts. Mortgagee.
II. s.
MACHINE.
The Machine is capable of knitt
ing from to fifteen thousand btitches
per minute, it will knit a .stocking
heel snd toe in ten 'minutes.' will knit
all articles needed in tha housfjliold
from Suspenders to Ladies Hoods,
Stockings, Pulse warmers. Scarf.
Legins, Afghans, etc,, and also all
the Fancy Stitches such as Tidy
Chevrons, L-tiice Iiibbed Bar and
Diamond Stitches and all work that
is nsually done by any other Circu
lar Machine.
I. W, Wade, Agent.
Will be on sale at J. J. Wade's
store every Satarday.
Jan 19 '93. 1
.MARKET BEPORT.
COTTpN.
Good Middling j
Middling j
Low Middling
7 Tcp.pextine.
Virgin
Yellow Dip
Hard
H
9
$1.60
1.60
1.00
COUXTUY PllODUCE.
Chickens 15(2;23c
Eggs
Hides
Corn
Peas
Butter
Haras
12
4Cc
CO .
eo&i.oo
20Q25
12
Fleming & Co. ere
suspenders at 1 cents.
Eelling nice
hi!dren Cry forPitcher,3 Ctstorla.
and Gh!!dren.
Sour Stcaaaoh. thajrhmA. .
Kills Worm, aimj o4 r.qft atca tb
Ifninit ir firfcTtr rrnxfratipi
" For several jrae I u mmrm
your C&storia. ' aud autoTaIAra ciujilte
d ho act i( h5 LayuDf ftsjimtjl t
results."
Ets-rur 7. Paaasr fL$
ComuxT, 77 Kfbrut Ete&see, &PV Ye&
-1 i r i - " -. i ii m rm - in turn in i.m urn n I
LEE J. .BEST.
DUN N. K. C,
Will practice ia BuriuiU. ted 4
joining Counties. Special tkCMtiou
iiven to collection of cliums.
W. E. Mrscmstf,
Jcnesboro, JS. 6.
HDRCHISON I mil
ATTORNEYS-IT L4i7
"LILLINGTON. H. O.
Office fronting Cart
ApfU-il-M." ,
D
H. J. H DANIEL,
Has rat with a Kit vsmdsSsl rsfp
cess in ths treat oat at sf Taster.
Write U kla ftf ausf U
phlcts on Can mt aai Us
J. A. FARMER.
ATT0?.KY m CCiNSElSa II UQ
DUNN, IT. O.
Circuit ; Hrultt
son a.id Cumberland.
Collections a spoiaif4-
Prompt attention girt to ail
ness placed in hand.
aich-M-'1.3
A lAttlc fiiirl Kxprlcaca in a
UgltlEaotlse.
Mr, and Mrs, Lorn TVeeoott
keepers of the Gov. Ligbtkoas at .
Sand Beach, Miss., and euro
witq a daughter, four years m4. Ifrt
April she was taken down with Mtft
mm a utcsulM mm& :
and turning inco a Tcvet. DsvttMt
nt home and at Detroit ktl4 fuw,
but in vain, sh? gresr woxsa SAfUljv.
until she was a mars "kaasUkl J
bones." Then she tried Dr. XU
New Discovery for ConsuaiptUwi 44;
after the use of twa and a kalf JmW
tlc3, was completely ctrs4, SJm
say Dr. King's New DlsosvMr Is
worth its weight in gold. jta jpujr
get a trial bottle frcs at liaf cr h
Hood s Drugstore,
' 11 ' i ii i n m i i nm
S'reagtk und MleaUU '
t
If you are not feeling strrsof axi4
heallhy, try Electric Bitters, U "La
Grippe" has loft weak &n4 vsajrr
use Electr c Bitters. This nmls
acts directly on Liver, StQmaaa Ml
Kidueys, gently aiding those ogaas
to perform their functions. IS ja,
are afllicted with Siok UttiioiiM, jq
will find speedy anil paimtntat lkf
bv taking Electric Bitters, Oat ULsJ
will convince you that this is 'lij
remedy you need. Lags boitliu twsy
Iy 50c. at Harpsr & IJoo4' JDrs-j
Store.
NOTICE.
By virtue of a power of sale conv
tained in a certain Mortgage Deed
executed to J. M. Bass, Jr., by Ed
win Jones and wife, and duly traDi
ferred to E. F, Young. I will on
Monday, February 6tlt, 1393. sell to.
the highest bidder for cash at the
Court House Door in Lillingtoo one
tract or parcel of land situated ia
Averasboro, Harnett county, N. C.
adjoining the lands of J. A. Taylor,
S. T. Barefoot and others, containing
25 acres more or less. For a better
digcription reference is made to the
Records of Harnett county. Tula
Due. 3lst, 1892.
K. F, Younq.
Assignee of Mortgagee.
Jan 5 ts.
i Children Cry for Pitchers. .CwlorfaJ,
It will pay you to advertise
The Tikes.
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