Render Unto Caesar thj 'iiinM that are baesaxs, Unto God, God's
V()L. 111.
DUNN, HARNKTT CO., THURSDAY, OCT. 127 1891
1.
NO. 33
I LL
IKREOXQUY,
y t . . ttifiii-t' rY .1.-11. 1 .1. '
w - Lj1aW :U Wl.e moral kiris have Kicn
r upHv animal. " '
A story liicli luis lV'-rn jiiven gen
eral circrn1uiti." da1in' wi'h tin
U.atod State "Senate -collect! vol jr
I
(Hroaw.ar !UsuIar Cirr.-;JprM,atfur.)
I'm
S'lwWoI.ew.
ui t c .iljiv when the extraordi
nary sosV,n oftl.. Fifrv third Con-
trr coin ueoeed to bo. then; hnvr
.n'i-lfiirtfi hiking to cmnpromi-o
in Hi . matter of ff-incil le isl tmn.
l'tit until now :ho efforts h.d oven
appearance of inrff. ctiveness and the
i..Mi.iMT.ion tacked cirnest suppor.
Hut. it eem ns 'though' the move
oward coinproini-c had k-
r rrs u ", u:.. iUfi"e wll(, ,
L :,.t.n.l(M.V.; ' janxioimf-.r k-ai-latou in.Ut that Im.tIh
.Kkv. O. t. SIMM). r.Mtor. U"" ' n n.iver m;i, will
nav to nrreivler a liulft or that for
. Phimitivk, RAtrfST. S.Tvue t-
j,r.i n :iu;V "rtVjJJ Wt1'11 .M-ri tly
(hin rMvmltln eHfJt mnth i v
BuitH ick. W6n, Pastor. ;
:irii nuM.th, mninlnff aiu! tilht. Sun
tluySohwr t 4in m.. every Sunday.
Trivrf MtwtMip vr' Tlmrl iv nlht.
HKV. J f 'lARPKK, l:t-tor
i W. H. M. mwt very Monday nlsht
lifrrr thi- iud and md;iy in .each
mouth. . "
lUVTlsrri Srvkr every 2nd 8un
,l v at 11 a. tti.V a d 7:30 p. ift. Sun
1.it Kcliool at iiJn a. in., U. G. Tay!r,
Hut. I'rarer Merting rvry Thursday
,v.nhit T:3(K
ItHV. N n. Conn, tator.
rnftRYTuiAK.--Kvery I t 'Sunday
1 a. m. and 8 k in.
ItHT. W. P. HAMl'fTator.
which the3' contend or the Resiin
will be resultlcss. The proposition !
likely to be adijpted if frank ex
prcA8ion of opinion by 1 leilators
r prominence have art v value will '
le far from 8atisfVctry t.o those it
represent the silver interest,- but it
will-be very iuiioIi better for them
than the mere unconditional repeal
or the, silver purchase law of 1860. It
seem. as though an agreement will
te rcchel by which, the purchase 'of
silver-will be suspended until 11 the.
silver now m the vault- of tiie Treas
ury Department has been c ined. and
when thai ha been accoihplished (i;.
will take Rom.'thing like eight yearn
to do it at the rate of $1,500,000 a
month) the purchase of silver is to bt
resumed at the rate of 2,000,000 ouni
cea per month until the total silver
si.tieti iiat when n man ron t ue a
tneiidier if thai btniv one of 'the
8-n t il ri'quUite'of-his maibersUip
was n hore and fcarriane, to wait for
' iiu everv afiemtMin outride the iorth
ern wing of the Gapi'ol. - It is tru
that a 1"iij line of equipages fclaMda
iKdore the Senate winir -of in after
"iion. and that a ljirner-pronortion of
the Scnalocs nle home behind - their
.own throti!4reda.han.m-Qibers of
the other House. "' Rut there arc se'v
oral Senators fwrib patronize 'public
vehicles while Vice President b e
venson :nv:iriably?sings into a gr-'eu
car after the adjuirnmcAit, hauV out
a six lor-a-qtirtet "ticket, and reads
the aft n(Mti papers until the c-c
reaches his Iiote.; - j . . .
Rep-ated calt3 on Attorn e3' Onle J
to "smash a trust, just as a guararw
if I
iill
If s Mr i
IfS-NOT A ME DUT : FACT THf 1 H'REE & LARI.
HAS WOW LM: -S'T.O'G f iitSE f L At2-
gBst best selected; : aw
CO 1V1 PLETE STOCK. QF CE W
RAL ;: ERCHAWPISE;: ElfEK
SHOWW I IN buww-
CONSISTING .0Fi TH"E FOLLOWING-
UR DRY GOODS
LIKES.
E IS
BETTER
Limi
tee of, good faith, haye not produced - , r : , . . . t. j :v v.-..r - - , '
tesults as yet.; It, is-'altiilctfier tREiSriEft11 AND S 10-.. -PER - CENT":
sib'e that the Attorney General. dos rpjj EYER BEFORE ;QUr 6tOek Of BOOTS Mli
not desire to take any step wmch may ? . . ' ... -.x- ,. . - . -.
add t,. Ue unplr
uess condition which is already prcU and mens fine diess sXoV. online of ..heavy. i'Blioes is
ty.weii dL-oraercd. v, . ;.. .. f nnexoelIediandwd-neYer rf orffet the little ones thuv
Mrs. Cleveland is out- again j and - : . -;- , . : -
Sunday
nii Xuirintenilnf
KkV.'J. H. WortLRY, IVror.
currepc'. in the country is $300,000.
000. The coropnxBiie also provides
l..t Jl. tl L. . 'a.
fcuab Mfrp iii uc, immeniateiy, a
gob? bond issue to theex'ent of $200,-
). a., far recovered lhat uSes tist haye shoes-. e. hnve everr .tyte t qaal.ty in med-ye.
an occasional drive with1 the PrdsN youth's hats, from 25 cents tb$3,0b We have added, to oor usual stock
dent. The baby, too, i8 doing well. nlce am weIl bought lincof. Clothing and Gents furnuhlnfr oods. It wild
iue toiai purcuasc 01 stiver joui . - ., , , . . - . " . .
lion by the Treasury Department for be to our lntere8t to 8ee U b3fore ya b clotlJ,n ff we have . d
the month of September was 2,746,; antl noting out new fco.m w Biow yuu. . . .
500 ou aces, leing l,755.fi00 less than OUR LINE OF HEAVY AND FANCY-GROCERIES is always eon
the moiithly quota 4,500 000 oqnc We haye al8Q adddod h to opr bpBlpMf andr ncial
es. Thu is the third month in sues v- lr - r
" 1 J "OTUir . Tl -'-.XI -- - "- 1.
Ynnn-XfilXslimm-.- WJ. I. L 1 1ni1nmnt8 on ttutlerv. iiaila and axes. '
c1aimVlm a .tufflcicnev f both meU cw,on "uicii.iue V" ' " " " , -
f . A .
-
li.-1. g, Gooiira,
. DENTAL Stma-EON.
4
Graduate of Vanderdilt UnivertitVi
' Dental Dpartmtnt,
() iltr his services to the public.
OKle roma on 2nd flor Gkm1
'win it K8Xtog buildifti, Dunn, N. C.
" Jml'lMf.
MORC
SON
. . - ATTOBNET-AT-LAW
.
Will Pfaciicc in all tbe surroand
ing counties. . .. . .
- . . : JONESBOUO. N, c.
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A NEW LAW- FIR1I.
D. II. McLean and J. A. Farmer
cave this day associated themselves
. locther in Uie practice. f law in all
the courts of the State.
Collections and general practice
solicited.
D. H. McLean, of Lillington, N. C
J. A. Fabmeb, of Dunn, N, C.
?iw93.r' iT A: : .
if m &
0
U. H. DANIEL. ; ; :o
DUNN, HABNETT CO.
N C.
" Has met with most wonderful sao
:es in the treatment of Cancer.
Write to him for one of his pam
Alets on Cancer and its treatment.
Forilalaria, LivorTroa
bio, or Indigestion, uoo
BR0T7N S IRON BITTERS
ka U. tl per bctU. Otnainehss
oa crccea rsa uatt on wrsppss.
al; 'Hi at the- administration will
zre. in advance of legislative ac
tion, to such a cooipromise is not at
all Ukelv. for the President has do
r clared with all neceatarr emnhais
his deire to hare this sesnion do
nothing but repeal unronditiona'Iy
he- obnirious silver pucchase ail.
But iTsach a compromise came to
hlin with the approTal of both Houses
he would undoubteilly sign the bill.
Thai a compromise like that outlined
would ?o through the House of Rep
reacntatiyes is certain; Ah at it will go
through the Senate is quite probs
LI
oie. i i rTTnmnntr nr mrrT tiixttjt.
iue stiver oratory or uepreaeta-I T.-nm i
tire Breckenridge, of Kentucky, filled
the House once more this week for
the first time since the blue grass
orator became a conspicuous figure
in the public eye. There was a gen
eral rustle of sensationalism in the
air. jur. urccicenridcre s tones were
never mellower nor more magnetic.
his Dicturesaue oenods rolle-i ont 4,What is the news rtown in tne oil about wiggled into tn old settieraeni.
with rhythmic plentitude. his white settlement concerning of religion and which the same it is bound to wiggle
locks tossed above flashing blue eye8. PoI-c3 general, and the Third everywhere in the run of limo. Of
Party in particular." saj'a I to Aunt course it aiot'none of my . funeral,
Nancy one, night after supper. I j do but still I kinder like to see the pro
loye to sorter wind up the old lady a cession pass by. The sooner it is
talkiu machinery and then stand from dead and the buryin is over with the
under while she lets the check , rein better it will be for tife country in
down and turns herself loose. common and the people in general:
4I never ve- have como up to that j neyer did - like the Thiid party,
pint where I wanted to be a man and The name of the thing isienough for
rfrinlr wh?ktv and ttear breeches and .Vnej it is'. the r. devil. ;If -you will
P"or want of space we cannot mention in da Vail oar TinVTare, VTSd and
fallen below the limit prescribed by
the Sherman law. j
The snivriiliitirin ua tn tliA nontonf'iA
ofGovenorNfU-then'scoramumcation " "'" ---'j- . w.,, yu u
to President Cleveland, which drew ft?f ortirg poods. Tot most heartily invite the trade to catae and (aspect
forth hia recent silver letter, is j not OQr stock, and we will guarantee to make PRICES TO SUIT every oat,
HIcaIv fui hn arntlfiod. It is believed ' .
to contain certain statements hardly e mat gratefully thank the trade at large for their past li!Tal patronase,
advisable to publish in print.
The lie is frequently passed in
Congress. In fact there are many
persons whor incline to the opinion
that misrepresentation Iras a general
circulation in that body. j
and hope by our increased efforts to share a greater ratio the cooing ccssonj
M REMAIN Y01JRS TRltT, .
PARTY-
From Adiiin Down to the Present
Day The Devil Was First
Third Party.
:1
inmy ears, nor blinds on ray eyes
and I can't help from pickin up a few
scattering politics com in and goth.
As for the Third Party, it has 4 jest
The. Federal elections bill was a con-
genial subject to him. and he had a
greater incentive to distinguish him
self than usual, because there were
strata of coldness through the audi
ence. In the beginning of his ora
tion Mr. Breckcnridge attempted to
dispose in short order of Representa
tive Johnson. "With these words,"
he said, referring to the Republican,
"I dismiss him and his speech
Quick as a flash the man from Indi
anna was on bis feet. With a tone
that rang out sharply across the hall
he shouted : "There are other things
the gentleman would like to dismiss."
Then, after a pause, "Bat tho people
wiU not dismiss them." The Ken
tuckian made no reply for a moment,
when he said : "I do not know to
what the gentleman refers." The
Republicans laughed at his answer;
then they trooped almost ananimoss
ly Into the cloakrooms, leaving but
empty seats to the silver chaired ura-
stirred up trouble in tba Crct fan..
ilyahd brought sin and ' borrow aid
ruination . on - the 'wnole' dTecoycred
humsn race J Adam ahdre -bad a
pleasant home to live InJ with plenty
of everything around- thecx,: aad 1
e kon no doubts tby "was getUa alocj,
m oore smoother and happier tbca
any man or woman ' thai eVer: II? t&,
under the sama. roof from that day to
Ubis. But about that time thW ThI M
Party the old devil tfa came In and
tempted Ere. and Eve she tcaptedV
Adam, and Adam he fell, and from
.vote,-;says the old lady between the take all the back history of the world I time the human family went
fluffs from her pipe, "and I am not and the human race from Adam down ' " ""ocuerai acraumax and
J ; i
one of the sort to be forever meddlm to the present day and generation
mvself along with the politics, l am you will mighty soon see where your
a woman, and more than that, thank Aunt Nancy is right. The first ap
the Lord. I aao a she woman. . I love pearanco of the Third Party was in
to go to all the big meetms and quiU Heaven, where he tried to get up jl
tins and logrollins and barbecues, split amongts the angels and run a
and smoke my pipe and talk and sideshow on bis own hook. He was
pass off the time in pleasant confab- a kicker and a bolter, forever and
ulalion with the neighbors,- but I am eternally stffrin up a mess and run
more than wiliin to let the men folks nin on the independent ticket. He
do the drinkin and cossin and votin. got so big and flew so high till by
And yet still at the samo tin-e, wliile and-by he fell and the good Lord
I ain't no pollticiorter. and neither pitched him overboard.
the son of one, I don't near cotton -It was the Third Party that
everlasting ' confession cent of sin
and sorrow and troubles a'tribuhu
tions. It was -"likewise also the.
Third Partj-ihe devil -that brocgbl
poor old Job down to rtjs and tzhz
and biles and a gri fitf yfo- hi-,
self and eYerybody else. If you.
would take 6nly"prticni?r J scilcs.
yoa xxiirsee tfit fcl llyJd'l'aHy tis,
always beep.a afghty bad cj. It
generally tskeaj&pi three to stir cp .
a rale bad mes vand'tbe third party
always "does Hie deyilmenL' Fraas;--nin
Times.