THE TIMES,
PUBLISHED KVKRY THURSDAY. BY
YOUNO A OrUNTUAM.
-HARD TIMES"
N'th Cadina education i reich
In r n in ' h- to; To n 1 of th
1 1 1 tr of 'm i h-" c'io ' jo
niv opening 'he fall omton. all with
bright prfwiw. and the t.odnt
enter with ldrhro-rfc and their mot.,
to i. ouward fin I unvirl till tlic top
In reashH.
The legM'atnr? of Alabima, have
s-ihraiUel a fall to -the .vote of thp
pople for -the. tix,v paid by Mir whitft
rac to h Y!en lI alone for theod
nt-itlori- of their children, an ! the
rVl r to (oo'1 th tax they
par in edu-.atinz their children, .t i
said th white will aet about 8 per
5nt. and the ne jro 1. per cent.
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gonrv. ann I then asKen uic paries
who Imd paid n.c, to advance money
for their bills until I could get imf
rency from Raleigh in tle shortest
poHAibte li.ne. whici. they did. As
rasc a possible, I have refunded al)
i.hee advances and eyery member
f the party is repaid, except a few
Tlmm I have not yet heard from. U
has required time to ascertain the
amount due each one. and I have
been very busy with a great variety
f .work connected with my official
du'i and tnv ordinary atftirs. j
This statement will. I hone, ex
pi the matte-Jto peoolo w' are
willing to do justice. "L?ke all men
who serve the publi. 1 hare some
enemies and rivals who have giadlv
seized tliM orpo-tunity to distort mv
conduct, and slander my character.
The' are deriving evident satisfac
tion from their n malicious per
firmanc and I assn-e them they are
welcome to enjov their dirty occupa
tion. E. G. Ha-rell.
,N'ws-ObserTerChronicle.
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our section of North Carolina, and in
all the Southern State3 have their
scho h. public and private, with at
least 75 per cent. )T their free school
fund paid in, and gi Yen them by the
whites. They have their churches
where they, can. worship God accord
in; to the dictates of tieir own, pe
culiar. oiwicience, and most of their
churches are built with funds giyen
them by the whit efpeople, and ;they
&s a clrs work less than we do, and
when thav do work they are always
well paid for tKir IaW. Yet not
one out of every fifty ever has e i.ougli
when death c mes to bury him-ieir.
In our own little village in the pas?
six ears something: like leu or a
dozen deaths have occurred and tun
one of them had laved awav sufficient
warnings to pvy their burial expenses.
their resort wa to be. buried by the
icounty. or the white people pay their
expenses, and 'yet ' the Northerners
say the. South gives them no showing.
Why the neu roes even s,o and vote
against the very class or people that
enacted the laws to give them schools
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To lay there are" rn re good schools
in operaMon. more student? attend-'
inz tlnm. more nice churches, and
mil of tn lure a pastor, more peos
-pie lire In iintid hooves, drive good
Tories and ride in busies, more
merchants, .moro bar-room-, more fac
torle, more politicians, more people
doint nothing, more nviney issued,
more .surplus o tton...ra r mn want
n'fhe, mtrn grumblers, mo-e farmer,
more newi pper-, moro people reao
ikAtQ. ra re Steam b as, more rail
rttadi. mor peopla tra1, more bank
fatlurt an I more peophLJcniW'wIiat'n
tHe financial trouble thn the United
States hat vr peon or known, yet
with more of errTthinj. more people
erf har'l timtM than ever before,
whflithlt!
Conf rjt has hwn debatinsr silver
nw about foar weks and not any
frtt iilTtr bn tent out, they have
hftifkt np any rtilrotd. nor Paid a
w rd about the tnbtratury bill, nor
tven repealed the Sherman act of
IW), lint thoy hare passed 9ome
ft Ut g peechs of eloquence, and
ptnl to nit tilrtr that we poor feU
lawt pthi our taxs with, tome time
it tto past. Now-they ought to pro.
eTtodo tonjething. glre us free
tilrkr. if you don't we are not going
to let that Rrtraofdiuarv session of
Hongrtti e on muoh longer. We
l'opulittt nerer hare aeon Congress,
but we know what It ought to do, and
exactly what the people need. Now
4o at we tay, and the good tlmea
will roll In on n and our land, like
the wares of the ocean, on the float
ln ship, in time of storm.
A Card From Col- Hhrrell.
The Htorm Su idav Night and
Monday-
During the night Sunday the
storm struck hero and our oldest
citizens say they nevr knew such n
steady hard wind before in this sees
tion it continued all day Monday un
til about 10 o' clock at night when '
the rain partially ceased and the
wind subdded. no serious damage
was done so far as we haye heard
more than the blow ng do'n of fen
era trees and cronsof all kinds, Ih
ooking ovei the reports from other
)oiut8 wj notice riht ranch damage
along the coast from Flordia to WiN
mington. In Wilmington two wod
mildlngs were blown, down and the
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wires very rancu raageu. . nnr
Sonthport a sterner has anchored in
bad condition, hut 'relief went to jits
rescue. The Wilmington Weather
Bureau said tho wind blew at a ve
loeitv of 72 miles an hour, and the
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waves were higher on the shores than
ever seen before. It is reported that
Charleston received heavy damages
bv hicrh waer. and the wind there
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was yery hard.
Accidentally Shot by FooliglWith
"a Gun-
Raleigh. N. C, Aug 24.
Tne violence and persistence ot
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mbbca miuie on me, ny certain par
Uea in the State Is my excuse for
making this plain statement of facts.'
which I respectfully ask tue press to
copy.
of equal capacity with the whites.
The question now is, should the white
men, or is it their duty to educate.
build churches, protect and bury a
class of people that naturally hate
and denounce us as oppressors, and
oppose every interest that would, be
for the upbuilding, of the Southern
Whites and might be a benefit to the
nesrro race. It ooeurrs to the writer
that they "getlo mul'h, and our pe
pie treat them too well in"pto;orLion
to their appreciation for it.
The Purchase Clause voted on
in the House-
The vote on the repeal of the" pur
chase clause of the Sherman act of
189 came up Monday in tho House
the vote stoud 209 for and 109 &
gainst. This is one step in the
right djredtibn go on with the good
wortc and confidence of the people
will soon be restored eyery body
will go down to work and busincse
will be good. Let the senate carry
out the txample the House has set
for them.
DEALER IN, PURE DRUGS.
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
PERFUMERY. TOILET ARTICLES
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PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFDLLY COMPOUNDED DAY OR Mil
IV' E I KEEP IX STOCK ALL THE STANdABp
PATENT MEDICINES,
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STUFFS
j PERFUMERY!
COLOGNES. BAY RUM. FLORIDA WATER,
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OUR STOCK COMPRISES ALL OP THE
POPULAR ODORS. ;
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TOILET AND FANCY GOODS!
TOILET SOAPS, BATH SOAPS,
FACE POWDERS, INFANT POWDERS,
TOOTH POWDERS. SACHET POWDERS.
TOILET CASES..
DRESSING: AND: FINE: COMBS.
There wire two grounds of com
plaint In regard to ray management! at Averasbom on a visit, both of the
of the Teacher's World's Fair trip.
1. Some of tho members of the
party failed to' ecure sleeping car
ad other accommodation on the
route. ThU ws due to the Tact that
a lar?e number of perann joined the
pnrty on ho day of departure, without
previous not-lee. tlttiA swellins it
imubr hey tad mv pwor to provide
necessary aocommodations. It wan
perhaps an error to permit them to
Join without notice, and I frankly
on fens it,
2. I had received money in ftd
vanoe to pay bills in Chicago fbr
member of the party, but reach,.
Chlcio. I waa quite unabU to ! pay
theae bilu, because I had deposited
the funds in hanks in Raleigh nd
Newhemto be draxvn, by cqrtifWfi
check, while jr (ildcio nerde.
Last Saturday morning, at Averas
boro, llenry Barnes and Milton
Uarnea. two boys 18 nr;20 years old
and cousins, were in front ;of F, A.
Parker's store, when a man by the
name of Gilliam Lucas came alone
going hunting. Milton Barnes took
the gun from Lucas and wfis careles
ly running on some foolishness to
Henry, wtien Jbe jxiintert (fie ganj to
wanls him and asked Lucas If the
gun was loaded, but before any an
swer came the.kot was fired and
took effect in the right breast, and
went through his lung. Dr. Sexton
was. at once sent for and the wound
dressed. The ball wa probed for
but not found, lie is still living
and may get over it, but very liule
hone for him. . He is a son of Mr.
Joe Barnes of FayetteviliiJ. and was
boys are considered wild and reckleas.
It is simply the recording of another
Herious accident, if not fatal, by the
careless use of a gun. The sad affair
was much regretted by the entire com
munity.
Tne Race Question-
The race problem Is a q e?'ion
which often claim the attention ol
the Northerners and our own Couth
i
ern people. The North on eyery oc
casion throws slurs at ug. for the
ways in which the negro of the South
Is managed and treated, simply be
NQTIUE. !CiC
?. By virtue of a decree of the Supe
rtor Court r Harnett count)', eranted
in a special proceeding, wherein B
F. Shnw, Adm'rof J. S. Su.gs wa
plaintifTand the 'tteirs at law of J. S.
Sugs werev !Hffendants, being a
proceeding to subject the said of rea!
Ksiote to saltf tric1iay debts. I Will.
Oh Monday, the 2nd day iif' October.
1893, -at the Court House dxr in
LvUiugUxo expose to sale, to the high
est bidder a certain piece or parcel
of land, di scribed as follow 67
JBaXJSJElEBl
Hair Brushes,
Clotli Brushes,
Tooth Brusheo,
Nail Brushes,
Flosh Bruohes,
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Dust Brushos.
White-crash Brushet
Marking Brushes,
Artists' Brushes,
Camclo Hair Pea oils.
CALL
SEE US!
AND
Your Patronage always appreciatd, and no . mat
IER HOW SMALL YOUR PURCHASES. YOU MAY REST AS
acres, adjoining the lands of J. K.
Stewart, C. D. Stew:.r. and Benjamin 6UREO IT WILL BE OUR CONSENT AIM TO SELL .YOU -Till?
Johnson, it being the I ann upon which
.the said Suggs did live on in Grove BEST GOODS THAT CAN BE OBTAlXiil) AND
LowoiHhip. Harnett county, N. C.
Terms of sale one half cash, and the
balance payable In three months.
Title reserved until all the purchase
money is paid.
... Aug, 31 1393..
B, F. Shaw, (Vnsignee. CK'
Cgj;D. H McLean, Att'y.
i AT LOWEST
fiICES
W. L. DOUCE-AO
OS SHOE mTOp.
Da yoa ww them? es sxt b nd try I fib
j Cost In tho werld
. 04.00
03.50
02.50
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ISSket. Tier CI iU ti cuilca mxi tai look trt
uj litX f yea fth b ccucnihi h mr fct wr.
eau.e lluvpeople .North are ignorant Urklti!,?iiMtXtftttanllMkfe1rlthyM Uy.
of the fact, they juu rer back and Tf I DOPfrr. A ft Crti3j Cai. sidby
Irftw tin Lh(ir irn .(Irui.n until il...
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Puolic thai I shall contume hnsi
uess at Dunn. N Q., jn the shop for-
, merly occupied by R, A. Johnson.
5XU AL CC3I L3TSAa 8L2 na QAI
LEE HARDWARE CO .
SOLE AGENTS.
DUNN, N. C.
June 2Dlh 1
BROW 3 IRON BITTERS
cures Dyspepsia, -In-.
! T keep on hand CARTS. WAG
jONS. BUGGIES. HARNESS,
i WHIPS, etc.. ill of which I offer
rery low for CASH.
REPAIRING of til kinds done at,'
Moderate prices.
Order by mail receiye prompt
tention
Hcping by fair dealings to tR
a portion oryour patronage,
I am,
Yours BespectfuIIr.
J, A. JOHNSON,
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