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VOL. III.
DUNN, HARNETT CO., THUHSDAIY, NOV. 9. 189;.
NO. 37.
DIRECTORY,
Town Oeficers Mayor, P..- A. Pir
kT. CoumiUsioneri. J. H. Pope, J.
C. Cox, P. T. Masaengill, F. T. Moore.
Attorney, F. 1'. Jones. Marshal. M. L.
Wade.
C'liurclietf.
Methodist. Service the 4th Sun
day at 11 a. in., and at night at 7 p. in.
First Sunday night at 8:30 p. m. Sunday
School at 9 a. in., II. J. Strickland,
Superintendent,
Rev. G. T. Simmons, Pastor.
Primitive Baptist. Services Sat
rdaj and Sunday morning i before the
third Sunday in each month
Rev. Burnice Wood, Pastor.
I
Disciples. Services 3rd Sunday in
ach month, morning and night. Sun
day School at 4 p. m., every Sunday.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday night.
Rev. J f Harper, Pastor.
C, W. B. M. meet very Mondas night
after the 2nd and S mday in each
month.
Baptist. Services every 2nd Sun
day at 11 a. m., and 7:30 p. m. Sun
day School at 9:30 a. m., R. G. Taylor,
Bupt. Pruver Meeting every Thursday
cning at 7:30.
Rkv. N. B. Cobb, Pastor.
Presbyterian. Every lit Sunday
nil a. m. and 8 p. m.
Rev. W. O. Sample, Pastor.
Fuse-Will Baptist. Services on
oarth Sunday at 11 o'clock. Sunday
School evety 6unday at 9:30 a. in. Eras
mus Lee. rfupcriuteudeii'
Rev. J. II. Worlsy, Pastor.
A NEW LAW FIRM.
D. II. McLean and J. A. Farmer
nave this day associated themuelves
together in the practice f law in all
the courts of the State.
Collection! aad general practice
solicited.
D, U. McLean, of LiUtngton, N. C
J.' A. Farmer, of Dunn, N, C.
MayvlK'93.
DU. J. II DANIEL.
DUNN, HARNETT CO.
N C.
Ha met with mot wonderful auc
in the treatment of Cancer.
Write to him for one of his pam
Mets on Cancer and its treatment.
J
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Will Practice in all the surround
ing counties.
JONESBORO, N, C.
A4rU-21-9J.
ft. J. C.
G00DW1H.
DENTAL SUKG-EON.
Graduate of VanJerdilt University,
Oental Department,
Orfers his services to the public.
Office rooms on 2nd floor Good
in & Sexton building, Dunn, N. C.
July-13-tf.
Progressive Institute.
Dunn, N. C.
Fall term for 1893 begins, Septem
uj0er , j
IKdSON
Address-
! ld. Parker, Principal. j
Aui.2iih.lS03. j
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'SUPPLEMENTARY
TiTinAmTraAV a -vt
EMINENT SPE
CIALIST. Or. J. II. Daniel, !unn, :". C.
T VT." IT T IDT T. T"v- rrf tt. rr r rrtr rr t -
,a inc. ax.oai .mi x yjr
cancer and scrofulas
DISEASES.
Some months ago we responded to
repeated requests of readers in all
parts of the South and through inteN
lLent and unprejurticeduierabers of
the editorial corps of the Journal,
thoioughl' investigated the character,
standing and record of of that emi
nent specialist Dr. J. H. Daniel of
Dunn, Harnett, County, N. C. As a
result of such unbiased investigation
be endorsed this remarkably success
ful practitoner in the highest terms,
which come to our pen.
Since then additional search
has been prosecuted and snpplimen-
tary testimony aa to his rare and su
perlative skill has been so bounte
ously presented Jhat we deem it due
to those who suifer from the distress
ing and fatal diseases which yield to
his power to again report upon Dr.
Daniel and urge those who need pre
eminent ability to seek it where it
alone may bm found.
We speak advisedly when! we un
hesitatingly declare thai Dr. Daniel
undoubtedly hoi 4s Grst place in this
country, iu the special field of medi
cine in which he is engaged. No
other physician has demonstrated
such important and uncqualed skill
none other can paint to the proud
and significant record that Dr Daniel
can show. No specialist in this
line can produce its long list
of cures then all other hope was
gone all other skill unavailing
and yain, as can this leader in the
cure of Cancer, Scrofulas afflistious
and kidney diseases,
Since the publication of the en
dorsement of of Dr. Daniel we have
received scores of letters enthusiast i-
cally corroborating all that be said
concerning his skill and ability,
Many of the visitors declaring tfiat
Mie day they were induced by an eds
itorial commendation to seek this
master skill, was beyond all other
days of their lives frought with an
importance and freighted with a bless
ing which can not be expressed in
words.
To those who did not read the
Journal article we would say that
after nearly twenty years experience
in thetim e of unbiased Journalism,
we have now encountered such meritf
as it is now our duty and privilege,
to make known to our readers through
out the land. Never during our en
tire experience have we discovered
a record so remarkable a success
so glorious. Neyer have wc come
upon a practitioner whose percentage
of cures was o large whose results
have been so practically all one way
when lauures (ii tnere De anj-; can
not be found. In every other case,
kind could be given, there A-ere dis-
covered as a matter of course, a large
number w!io were no cured a pro-
portion whose diseases had r:L.od
the point bytd hJpe:. Taiiwtx-.
'peel to find, even in the case of 1 !:?')
1 most able phvsici.'ins Such. howeS'
1 most able phvsici.'ins Such, hm?eM
i n . , r .i L'
er, was not the fa-jt in tho cas? of!
f, TA . , .. . ij !
I Dr. D-tmel. V hils't not attrdmtinij ;
I ;! ;
or ilesirisitr to attribute the qualify j
I r : r . 1 ! :i I:. . i
j.i iiuai.imiHyioaayinan, we are k,
. -
. common justice oWinl to snv th-it-if
Dr. Daniels has had anv failures, we
3ru Hnai:u -o una uiera.- ui no oi!:er,
practitioner ever investigated, canwi?
say the same. r
For these reasons wc again com
mend him heartily and without re
serve. He is a leader in all the turn.
implies standing among Lis breth
ren in the profession as a giant amonj;
pigmies. We jate him as the high
est in his line.
We cop the above from the Chi
cago Trade J uirnal which spaakks m
the highest terms of our. townsman,
Dr. J. H. Daniel. The Dr's. success
as a specialist can not be too highly,
valued as he lias taken many cases
which had given up all hopes' from
other sources, and he cured tiiem
Those who have Cancers will d well
to consult Dr. Daniel, for they cer
tainly will be relieved. Ed. r
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER
(From our Regular Correspondent.)
The long conflict of the American;
"House of Lords" is over. Without,
a c'osure rule, by the force ot th0
same circumstances which have als
ways operated in the Senate to bring
about a vote, the bill for the uucon-j
ditional repeal of the Sherman law
was brought to direct issue, ami
passed. The end came shortly be4
fore half past seven o'clock Monday
night in the presence of an immense
crowd that had patiently waited in
the galleries all day. It was unati
tended by either excitement or en
j
thusiasm. The yote wa3 forty-three
yeas to thirty-two na-s. There werp
no surprises in the vote, so thorough
ly had the position of each Senator
been discounted during the length'
struggle. An analysis of the voles
shows that twenty-three Republican'
and twenty Democrats yotd for re-j
peal, while nineteen Democrats, ten
Republicans, and three Populists vo1
I
ted in the negative. s
Wheu the the Senate met in , the
mornins of the dav that will be mem!
brablo in the poiiticai historv of this
democratic Nation, so great was thb
interest in the impending climax, thij
public galleries were filled and lon
lines of anxious spectators waited
with remarkable patience out upoijf.
the tiled floors of the lobbies surh
rouuding the his'.cric chamber, for
the rare chance of finding a seat with
in. The air in the chamber was chii-
iy. and, although outside of it.e great
marble building there seemed - to be a
flood of October sunlight, no wane
, r i ! i
and mellow rays found their way m-r
to the room. The prevailing tone of
the picture was dull and somhrel
There was no glint to the gold deco-j
rations there was no ray of silver,
Few Senators were od the floot. Sen-
ator Voorhees. his set and impassive
face showing traces of weariness, was
almost the first arrival on tha Demo -
cratic side. Senator Faulkner, tlie
! lieutenant who had advised and so
nearly succeeded iu accomplishing a
flank movement, wandered in:'p the
chame and out, artin. moving with
aick and alcrt steps. From
eioaKroom emergcu iut uwv-. --w,
j Phersoa and the solemn Vilas, Mr.
Gorxaan also appeared, smooin m up
clean-shaven face, ia the fit of uis
Prince Alber: coat, and eyen in the
cross hi luouth. O . t; Ucpu:):ip
side ia: Senior Tt -i::-r. - nms; a.
His f-ce, typical o:a .uic.axhal
'I
dor, v.i? hurid in some manuscript-.
1' ua,o however, hlel rapully
llre N,":uc however, hiei rapuiiy.
Scisator ShtTjnan entered ami viewo 1
the sevne with sedate interest. The
0 . ,T
venerable Senator Morrill Hat in un
eUsl ic atlilUl. ir. V(,iT..c and , a
.. w;,ite dirrsanthemuii. annpr.re.1 RU
i '
miUaneoalv. Mr Wo'cott and Mr,
rarnercn. both well dressed and
, bour?(1 to CfU,h ()tier hy & iariDOflv of
view $ on the great question at issue,
came a-m-in-arm. The silver phal
anx gathered around Mr. Toller, but
not to plan further defense or suggest
assault.
Jt was quite appropriate that the
valedictory should be delivared by
Mr. Stewart, who, for the sixty-seventh
time eince the debato was beun,
was recognized uv ttie chair. "Tiie
die is cast," exclaimed the Nevada
Senator dramatically, and then he
launched forth upon an address as
full of classical illusions and similes
as a school-girl's essay on commence
raent da'. Me brought forth the
Trojan horse half a dozen times and
threw scorn upon "the Hessians who
iiad -betrayed and captured the While
House. Mr. Stewart sat down,
Voorhees was on his foet. but the
Vice President anticipated him.
" The question is. shall the bill be
read the third time?" said Mr. Ste
venson. The clerk read the title of
the bill. The end was drawing near.
And then the 'Vice President uttered
the words which must kave been
welcome to Mr. Voorhees' ear3 after
so many weary weeks. They ought
to be put in capital letters. w "Shall
the Dill pass?' The roll was called
amid an impressive silence. Tha re
sponses were clear and distinct.
Some Senators must have inwardly
wondered how much of their political
depended upon "aye" or "no", but
IIS NOT A JOKE BUT A FACT
11 i 1
WOW IN STOCK the; lar
B3T SELECTED ARSE
QOmFL
MERCHANDISE EVEQ
SHOWN
CONSISTING- OF THE FOLliOWIKQ- LIKES.
OUR DRY. GOODS LIFJE 10
PRETTIER AND 10 PER CENT BETTER
THAN EVER BEFORE our stock of BOOTS and
SHOES are immense. We make a speciality of ldiea
and mens fine dress shoes, our line of heavy shoea is
j unexcelled and we never forget the little ones they
j mst itq shoes- We have every style and quality in men'y,
j ' , , ,
! vouMi's hats from 25 cents to $3.00. We have added to oar usual etooa
j 3 ou-n "- v
- n,-ce an( ell bought line of Clothing and Gents furnishing goods. It wild'
J ;fltrst to n beforvou buV clothinz for we have no olcL
and nothing but new goods to show you.
0,JR jjxE OF HEAVY AND FANCY GROCKBlES is always ooca
. y Uardwjre ouf buslDe53f and orer epccltl
, 1
j inducements on cutlery, naila and axs. ;
! Vor 7ant 0r space wc cannot mention in detail our TinWare, Wood aad
; T,.,i.fl onrl
,
, rertsr.g gooils. Put most heartily
! we will guarantee to
I
by our increased etforts to
tn r. , ,T
. H L MMi
BtlE
(here was no fa'terMi. 2Xr. HrrU
explosive negative rvUevisl. h In
tensity of the situation. Kterybodj
ras zlad of an opportunity to Uugh,
A.I last all was over. "The bill U
passed", said the Vice President, la
inild tones. There was no demon
stration w'-iaeyer. Aimoment later
the Senate had adjourned for the day,
A tew spectators iral&erod around
Mr. Voorhees to congratulate bliiu a
army of employes took possession of
the vacant chamber, and the greaV
silver fight of 1893 bad paasl later
history.
What is the admin istratioi Ring
to do about the Brazilian sltaalUnf
This question was repeatedly asked
yesu-niay when it bee i me known that
the condition of affair s at Rio was
just cause for grave concern. That
a condition of atfairs in this fuarttr
existed which involved the verydix
nily and honor of this country and
put in jeopardy its commercial ad
vantages was a surprise to many.
The administration, it is understood,
is iu posession of information that a
number of European counties repre
sented at Rio are giving encourage
ment to Admiral Mello and bis fol
lowers to incite domestic strife to
Brazil with a view to tha overthroi
of ihe republic. How far the Ad
ministration will go in its support of
the republic cannot now be guessed
at, but tha United States it strong
enough to say what shall or shall not
be done in Brazil, aud it would bo
justified in drawing an unmistakably
apparent chalk line, founded on tha
declarations of Monroe, beyond which
the powers of Europe should not go.
Ex-Speaker Reed ' says that ths
tr. uble with the Senate Is'that man
of its members believe thai thojr art
ammassadors to the enatt froQ sov
ereign States. "
fiiMri
Ml IPREE ft W ,
it.
FE STOCK OF CERJ
v,,liKa Vntinn. TTnlprar
invite tbe t?ade to come and inspect
make PRICES TO SUIT every :oow
,afg(J (or thftir pa$t Hber&1 pMm
share a greater ratio the coming season
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