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VOL. 1IL
DUNN, HARNETT CO., THURSDAY, JUL 27, 189
NO. 23.
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A
DIRECTORY.
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER. r a-Khopu r riiiimi.trrin: o i
! the p?.rt of any onr It is bed jrwd !
.
1 DIE'S CREEK ACADEMY.
FOB'S, HARNETT COUNTY, IT. C.
J'rcp-ires for College or Uusmess. - Vocal Mu-ie. lnn'i.andd: and Tcaeh
j (hromruir K!.uur corri.on:out.) his! Umt fl h m; rntjority f I lie it 1
Town' Okficbiis Mayor. T A. Vr The extra session. f Congress wui s ate wouhi vote for the repeal. 14 !
Ui'V. ConiinU-ioin-i--. II. Pom. J. i take out of the iniooverishe i tras- ifliaid tia .. Jr. ..fi.r ...i..-.. .i;r.
fr.v- i 'i' r. , -m t. '!' yt, .. i ; ,i 'pi , .i rr Course I t cp. horty of )ir hluucn's have been leachiipj, l.4 slu-
( . o, L . I . Mi-cii-i.l, l..Mo.e. ury a big sum in c:uh. I iiouh many ent. and with a uVlermiiu;.! otiposi .
Atrnfnov V ! i,i-ks Ai-u-xh-i! M L r. . , . . i Mi uci:Ss euro L( 'ast session.
Al iUrllt , r . 1 . WO. ILfl. Jill Mill. .'I. Ij hi i (rivniupj if fl,,, titmiLil n,i a. I :! i.. . if . . i l ! .t.L
WaJe.
iKTiroTHST. .Service tlt 4t!i Sun-
il.iy ai 11 a. in., ami at ni;;ht at. 7 p. in
laiure run on during !ts absence
from Wusliinion. they jump to a
maximum wlu n it sits. T make
laws costs Uticie Sarn a Iane amount,
he ilolaveti. A fair uess is that a
hill repeal i hij the m ly pass the
llouie promptly, and that it 'may.
of money aniiually. The pay alone then stick in the Senate " for some
of in.Mnbera ol the House aimmn'.s to j!i-ne. with the possibilities that a
" i ! ' A llnCuifii j c? .r f IrCC I M V k f A Qf f oJif T" n I A A t linn
Ieaiumjj silver benntors. a vjite may' . ..... . . , '
ir.ny oitier svnoot in use aie. v.;ernj equal n:i van-a jje. iiret imme lof
boarders. Sic mil s to a bkr-fom. Fall term opens August. 7th, 1893.
For C a' al og u e : g i v i njr alv'anla-e?. tcti!noniats. etc. Add-ess.
REV. J. A. CilLIPBELL, rrcfrai.
July-irMm.
First Sunday niht at 8::!0 p. in. Smnlav j $1,800.00 1 a yrar, and they va $130,
School at a. m., 11. J. Strickland,
Superintendent,
h.v. GT. SfMMONS, Pastor.
Pkimitivb Baptist. Services Sit
urii in and Sunday morning before the
third Sunday in each mouth.
lliiv. IJuitNiCK .Wood, Pastor.
l)iscnIiK.S. Serviites 3rd Sunday in
raeh month, morning and 1 1 i jr ' 1 1 - Stm
day S"li oI at 4 hi., 'every Suniiay.
Prayer Mevriujr every Thursdajuiht.
II3V. J. J. Uaupkk, Pastor
C, W. B. M. meet every Monday nil.t
after the 2iid and 4th Sunday in each
month.
000 extra for mile.ige. To help them
transact their business they require a
small array of clerks, doorkeepers,
prices, etc. The salary list fur this
l'oice of assistants runs up to $730,'
000. This does not include the ser
measure favorable to silver may; ac
company it as an amendment, uiieii
it goes back to the tJouse. j
I learned ;.t the pension oiliee- that
2.5G0 pensioners have been suspend
ed up to date uudor the t event r ruN
in; requiring leneliciaries'of the I act
gant at arms, which -is a sort of bank, j June 27, l'OO, to prove total riis'abil-
through which the salaries of. the
Representatives- are pa:d. To run
this tin. me: al institution an outlay of
Ity where they are drawing pensions
for total disability. Many of i the
cases suspended will not probably
Baptist. Services every 2nd Sun
day at 1 1 a. m., a l .7:3 ) p. :. Sr.n
d.iy School at 0::tt a. m., R. G. Tayhtr,
Su"t. I'r iM-r Meeting every Thursday
lir.v. X. B. Co:;u, Pastor.
Vur.si'.VTKUtAM. Kveiy 1st Sundaj
at 11 a. m. and S p. m, ,
1Ji.v. O. Sample, Pastor.
FiiliK-WiLti P.AiTiST.-r-Serviccs on
Fourth Sun; lay at 11 o'clock. Sunday
School evety sitidar at !):!') a. nl, Kras
mus Lee. Super:..! endenf
JIr:v. .r4 If. Vv'oklkv, Pastor.
fJetdifig ft. tonift, or children "who Trr.nt build
ing up, should take
BltOW&'S IKON BITTEIIS.
It Is pleasant; cures Malaria, Indigestion,
Biliousno&H, Liver Complaints and hcaralgi.
$10,000 more is needed. Ai uldi- result in the dropping of the pension
tiona! $ii3,000 irovide for the sup
port of House post- ofli.o, th o'igli
which as much mail matter parses as
comes into and goes out out of a
a good sized city.
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The number of Senator? being
much smaller, their nnuunl pay
amounts only to $110,000. with an
addit -on of $l.i,00') for mileage.
T;. (re is an 'expense of $.".1G0 for
emj)loycs in the olH.;c of tim rice
Pivsident. The o!li.;e of the secre
tary of the upi.er iiouse, winch dues
the banking and attend. to much of
the clerical business of that August
body costs $G1,.")00 in talari s.
Clerks and messenger. to various
committees draw $163. ")00. The ser-gcanl-a-
arms, door kee(ers aud other
helpers get an aggregate of $118,
300. '
It also costs a great deal of money
to run th building whch Co;2:rcss
er, but may he co.. fined to a reduc
tion of pension according to the ac
tual sia'e of disability.
The idea, now seriously SMgested,
of taking the desks- .iway fjoi,: the
members of the House m ly yet re
sult in making Congress look like a
l)ig rural schorl without enmgli birch
rods aud conical headgear to go a
round. I
The gold reserve in the Treasury
moie tlian keep pace with the ther
mometer readings last week, and
closed at 93 (millions) and over.
Carolina S'a'.es forever and forever,
amen ! Now and then they would
dcze in their eay chairs under the
mellow mlluence of their happy sur
roundings, and on waking up would
indignaulty deny having been asleep
and lake .another drink to prove thei
wakefulness. And thus things went
on.
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Now it happened that the Gover
nor of South Carolina had a wife u
all good Governo-3 should have, on
human memory the righteous ptu
dence r.m wifely virtues of Betsey
Jane, the spou-e of the Governor if
South Carolina. .
For near on to a Immbcuf years
the saying has been a fMthful one,
and worthy of all acceptations in our
country that is to say, it has been
faithfully repeated all that time and
a t thing offered in response thereto
':as been universally accepted, either
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A LONG TIME BETWEEN
DEIBKS.
DR. J. C. GOODWIN,
DENTAL SURG-EON.
Graduate of Vanderdilt University,
Dental Department,
Offers his services to the public.
Office rooms on 2nd floor Good
win & Sexton building, Dunn, N. C.
July-13-tf.
occupies i or business purposes. Tie.:.
Capi'ol is under the charge of Ar-j glass and all bewks
chitect Clark, who is allowed $o-V
000 a year for keeping it in order.
Four plumbers do nothing but mend
!a!id renew the arrangements tor wa
ter and gas. and twenty-live laborers
are engaged every day in scrubbing
the co rider of the y.reat edifice .All
this has nothing to do with the keep
ing up of the two wings, so far as
D
R J. II DANIEL.
DUNN, HARNETT CO.
N C.
Ha met with most wonderful suc
cess in lhe treatment of Cancer.
Write to him for one of his pam
phlets on Cancer and its treatment.
W. E. I
I0RCBIS0N,
vATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Will Practice in all the surround
ing counties.
JONESBORO, N, C.
Arril-21-S2.
: A NEW LAW FIRM.
D. i!. McLean and J. A, Farmer-
hvc this. day associated thcnielyc-s
i In the olden time of our Statehood,
before the steam engine bullied the
earth with thunderous stroke and re
duced space to a matter of time, when
whiskey with sug-ir w-v.; five cents a
vera turned as
that g'ass was filled and when a white
man was considered as good as the
ngro if he bjh wed himself, the G;y
enor of North Carolina took it into
his hand one -day to pay a long pihm
ised visit to Ins neighbor, the Gover
nor of South Carolina. So ho put a
clean shirt ami a pair of socks in his
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
straight or with sugar.
,
Zrir.7r.ON Vastk.
the pri ?cipal of the old maxim that j x- ... ,. .
1 1 : North (. aroluuan.
lie who aspires to novcr.u should hrst
le:im to obeii and h name was
Beisev Jane. She well knew the
failing .of her Governor and she easi
ly guessed thut the visiting Gove nor
was tarred with the same stick.
Quietly watching proceedings she at
length concluded that these two old i
i
cocks were ub.ut as full as they
could well, hold without slopping
.over, and it was time to stop. Watch
ing her opportunity during a rattier
protracted doze, she s ipped away the
pitcher, still half full, aud inserted in
its pbice a piggin f cool spring wa
ter with a elearryellow groud hang
ing on the handle. But the instincts
Wi'mington & Weldoa Rail Road
aud Branches.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS OUl'Q HOUTU
Dated Feb. 23 92.
Leav Weldon......
Arr. Rocky Mt......
Xo. 23 1 No. 27 I No, 41
Fast MM! Dally
Daily Daily. jesSun
P M V M A M
12 SO 5 i.i 6 00
1 40 G 31 7 03 r
Arrive Tarboro.
LeaT Tarboro
2 IS j
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saddle bag, mounted his horse and
thci; interior arrangements .re eon-j rode away through the pine forests
corned, The care of them devolves toward the south. Di!entlv fol-
upon the Senate and House respec
tively. Furniture and repairs require
an annual outlay or $18,000, to which
must be added .about 35,000 for
fuel anil gas, The Capitol and
grounds represent a cash outla3f of
nearly JO,000.000. This estimate
would hav started its original pro
jectors. Wan iug a design for the j cordially assured him that he could
lowrmg Ins nose in! th s direction he
came in due time to the home of his
b. other Govenor, .vhere he was recei
ved witn all the honors of genuine
Southern hospitality. Wliea asked
how re felt his characteristic reply
was "Thank you, Govenor. I am tiredi
sleepy hungry and sober." The hbst
of nature are" infallible. Though j Arriye wii.n'i'.--S " is tm 1 i'V(.
sound asleeo the Governor of NoiMi 1 Y VlV: - i f- I
-i '.I fU5 Xllnd I .. t
f'iri.Nna ?.!f th.,t. so.noiliin.f tto Fa yette VI :i f ... ! 5 kC
& i j , to Liittu oiiuuioiir i i j ( ... . . ,
. . . ! Lhv 'l chi" l, or a... I ; " J T ; !
wro!; a lac:-: of spirits as it were , Lea U wtn '- i 14 ! !
. . . . . - ; Leave Maxnoi .a'.... 1 "iT I ? li
every nerve :i him cried out against ; Arr. Wilmington, j coo j ;5
li 2.'.
TRAINS Q01NO NORTH.
SO. 14
P
I Daily.
No. 73
Pnlly.
No. 40
Dl!y
fx Sun
Leave Magnolia....
Leave Warsaw
Arrive fioldabon..
Lea. Faytt6Vihe..
Arrive Selma
Arrive WTileon
A M
12 22
1 U
AM
9 15
10 57
11 11
12 1)5
P M
4 20
Oi
e m
7 10
Leave Wilson
Arr. Rocky Mt.
AM ,
. I 4 M
S ?
11 ? :
12 80
f M .
12 !i 4
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s
1 'U
e at
ft 39
Arrive Tarboro.
Lep.ve Taboro....
"I
6 U.
2 18
13 M
Arrive We'.don-....1 S 05
2 S3
10 00
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building, the offered o00 and a
building lot for the best one that
should be submitted, Until twenty
iiye years ago the site comprised an
area of twenty-two acres. It w;w5 en
larged to its present size of lifty-one
rerneiy all these.
Next day dinner was served at J2
o'clock as the horn blew for the hands
to, come in. After it was over the
two Goyenrs retired to the shade oj
the long back porch, where corncob
anil unc-haf acres at a cost of $ , pipes, with long twists of home grown
000. ' - ! tobacco awaited them. '
There, in the long, soft afternoon.
reclin ng on easy
It is generally taken for granted
that, the Shorman law is to be repeal
ed, and speculations as to the con-
.-miction of the House cumuiiltees is i the hours awa.'
rife. There is a great deal of tuTU
about Mr. Bland's not aoing again :!
ihev lolled a::d smoked nnd Iked i '" . V'u lfc l
'. I fie i.:! el ' o. ii; ouic
the presence of a hostile elemenf, j
ana he awoke. ' His perturbed soul j
had not deceived him. The pitcher j
of toddy vias gone. He immediately!
awakened his host, who curleously , L?a. Wiioiintrton-
inquired, "What is the matter?
'Don't you see whac is tiie matter?
said the guest, looking indignantly
at the piggin and the gourd. "In
deed, I see nothing wrong," said the
now distressed host. "Please tell
me what is the matter, my dear Gov
ernor." "The devil j-ou say I Noth
ing wrong, indeed ! I go to sleep
Willi a pitcher of toddy before me, I
wake up and find a piggin of spring
water, and the Governor tells me in
his house he sees nothing wrong in
that! Well weil! Ail 1 have to say
air," said the Governor of North Car
olina, rising with a very great but
rather uustea ly dignity, "is that it is
. iLininoil lnr : i tiif hpt.wppn fl r i n ' i m . 'l.iily eXe?it ."loulay.
f Traiu- on southern rlrllon, Wilson al
Oil " s.iid t.tie flnvernor of South ! Fayettevllle Dranen ioav Fayettvllt 7 M
j a. in., arrive Rnwlarxl 12,15 p. nr Itetumirir
Carolina, as the situation Hashed on ier.ve Rortana la.is r. m. arrive Hayette-
1 Tlile 5.15 i. in. Daily excej.t hund'ay.
him, "I see;that.snetsey Jane. She; Tniln bn MIIiWllxclJriineI1 ,VMI Col1,.
means StoiMand we're done for to-jftTvJ
day. I'm sorry I can't bring that leaven smitbfleil. N. C. 7 14 a. ra. arrive-
J . . J 0 j CioIdsbaro.N. C. 3 30 a. in.
pitcher back. I humbly beg your ;
1 , TJi!; Oil Nashvltle Brarirh !aroi Rreky
pardon. Governor, but maybe there's! Mount atiKim arrives Na;.vm. 5 i. rc.
-I ririrf" Uoj. I C 1:1. N'.-;,-.'.-. 1!. I "C a. ; :.
arrK j Koeky UutH-t IS a. ra-l tidily t-x:eyt
Daily eso.?M Sunday.
Trait-.s on Srotlaixl Neck Branch Roal leave
Wo!iln 4 () J m.. iiaiifax 4 2i i tn. arrive at
Seotlan! Neck 5 15 l in, Oreiivll!e t, X.I T rn.
Kinston 8 (' p ra. .Rt i:-ninr. leaves Kington
7 10 a m. Oroenvill t 25 a m,' Arriving at Hal
ifax at 11 00 a m, Weldon ii 23 a an, daily ex
cepi Sunday. '
Local frlrht train lrv WelJon at li 15 a
in. arriving" Srotlan-i Neck 1 05 a m. Oaeen
vllle S TO p m, Jvir.ston 7 40 p rn, R-turuinar.
b-avos Kinston 7 '.0 a ra, Gr'nv!Ue 9V a m.
Scotland Neck 2 5 p m. arrive WelJon 5.13 p
bottom rockers. I :l Iict3t,y JuUe al '",,r h "e a,,,i
: ti:e tloor sa!
oJ i.p;i'e. to i v.
the head ot'the c;Mj':iiUee on coinage,
weiixiiis f.nd- iiieasufo?. lv:i there up
pe::rs io be no reas:M to do:b!. ti;at
Mr. lilaati will retitaiii la liis "u
Kd A':
ourla'
inijiU'io.uiy
I' ; ;ic divi.i
lietwixt th i
b:in::bing
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'nor .of Norili Caroi: u
Iv ijito a t'jMai simile of iutcllucit
c-ir j :rehr ssmyr.':: -J, Rtleuiniy wor:v-
i'.- t nucc i-avi i!;i:t.-;i at t? a
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the convefsivtiuit, Ti.v-t:.ik. :
neck of !;is h f.
ni at; 4 :i U P Hi
N'...s. -ti. ;
i f r zll 1 i;st Sr.h !Ky. All rail via
-eiti.er uiX'n U:e
I ft
upon
the iorii;
K.: pv:i:L ,".-rrh via urf-;ife.
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,;,e
4-o-r, tra-.tilioa Ioj,s :ot. say wiuca
aether
the practice if law in ail
1 : 1 ace.
- .' etsurts of the
an.
general
socitt-d.
D. iJ, McLean, of Lillington, N. C
J. A. Farmer, of Dunn. N, C.
May-1 N9:3.
it is tvlievel that a ;?'., ;rl." y
f.f the member of the ure
; in favor of the repeal fUte I.ov, and
practice j if this is so a bi 1 for its repeal. will
' :us itie Ilouse rejjardies- ui '.vj.y
ra-es of
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ill : I
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voo
Oct."
A r..l that's lio.V l.O'.V it COiu: .lb ul
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rf.n M'Vav ;:ert;e ; a' .th;'-v t u ; 'riirou 'I.oat at!
t Ley su) hed u:.l !.s th talked they 'tradition h v;c?iediy
I;: lid
Sub-i-ribs for Tau Times.
KaJi!;arj I trails i-ci? 4 r'j..! vil
ir:.--':. i N' 11 or:;.-oati4 tNo r. l'lly
an:; t -u'Jsy. .
Triw N-iii .-. h sr. ! !t North ri:l Ptf'V
Trlt ti Trt..r.. I'. C.vla. A l marl
i Ua!i.'L li K.. JiHj tr s-rrciy, f y . ri
j.jivijy ? p r&; .rrj..- at vVi:i:af.it"f4, N. t?..
7 I-; ; ii ar:4 pre; J'lytr.oct:1. p ..iii.t
S p :i . I.? :j.;fr ;vc- t;jrfcj..nl'S,, N. c.
Ui'y ;? .-:.!. y fc s rr ,.ci. ity i . an
TurbcrJ. If. C. li i.i a:. . i; . ; i Ui.
may be chairman of the committee on j drank. 1 hey spcculateti on the com , kept alive the -ayi.ig of ir.e Gov.r
coinage. The rules of the House ing glorias of the country they pledg-' nor of North Carolina a-, u " cuavcii
will in all probability be suh as to ed eternal friendsh p to each other ieM mode of j 'ggmg the memory or ;
permit a majority to transact busi- j personally, aud vowed to prefer all t Uu:ulaling t!e ilaing b ispitality J p KMLT.cnj unv:r.
;ies, without aay arbitrary aa5ump 1 neighborly courtesies between the two j of a Lost, but bss failed to embalrt ia ' T. u. EiiMsa-oN, 1? uif
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