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l)Z$ N , Htt County, X. C .
jrsr the state of
THINGS.
NEGRO EMPLOYEES OF THE
STATE SENATE:
The ver 1820. bas pone down jon
.Km.cline V.WJ? the chronological history ..f oar na
Vecond cluW .matter. I tion as I he 'era of gt od feeling7 .
period hen tjie people stoo4 hpnd in
O. K. GRANTHAM,
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T. P. PITTMAN
Editors
9All cotimiUctloM must reach us on
TuetdAy eteuiu. . j
, Notices of Cbnrcb entalnmenta and all other
,o r derived, will b clarKed j5 CCBt-per
f
hand and shoulder Jo shoulder for
the Bpbuildini; and ainrliaraUo of
human ruce. United on political
principlea. founded by the ioini rtaJ
Jefferson, the country pr spered und
grew to greater magnitude, reached a
higher social status and achieved su
perior prominence in the eyes of na
tions. But soon the tide of progress
.... ... .1 ..4 I .. I.initnroil Kir 1Tarlilia I IT t"pd 1
rH Uents of a political nature placed
jbeuts per line. j before the pepp le by the demagogue
Huhwrlbera will beent off at .thee wr-tLon . ,. , . crank wnose deoend-
of their subscription-uiuesiiwe rr 71 r
i.d niper wui j diaconiiuQed .unbe aaU are nol yet extinct, but are
' ..:;' thJmultiolvins every year. We migbt
uthur- i.ame aineo. ana rau u wr,lK:" detail the merits or dements Ol meat
author a i.atne aitfnea. anu mmi.
' VUii'ly on oue side of the paper.
various obstacles by which national
ErSH ClVertUl ik raxes iiimuucu y K , . jA i j
ftMcutioii i and state progress was impeded, and
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ir:fjinut the views ot the people material
' .1 ,.-! roiarn mOnt Hilt. DnnCP
n Lomnmtiicftlion will be acrptel p"" o . ...
juilets a'ccoiiipank-d by the writer's forbids, ilowever, I .win mcreiy
nuuic. i Flint a lew numis : a averv; wuu
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etaH jidvertiseinent3 inserted four. manv moliGcations and propositions
sucixsive weeKj win oe oouuieu u p . d constructions
iiiui.th; und will le r.isi-rted and charged wiuwein v,c"
llllill 1 r i t t V I V . . . - . , : -. I rt
peoi'le concerning government
Some of the issues have long since
TERMS IF SdESCniPTIGJI. hn RPttlnd. ami we do not want to
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Three Months'- j.2o Cents, ressurrect them by any means, DUt
hix MMiihs.. i V' Utiil omt. vital issnes ' confront the
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time U not rpfCilicd.
on
the
Sent by Mail. Payable in advance.
Dunn, N. C, lRcir,
G 1895.
PLANT LESS.
upodIg. Among the latter are : lhe
i p
raritf, annexation of Hawaii, Nicu
ragua Caaal, Silver &c Scc.
May the day speedily come when
sectional dilFirences may be banished
nevermore to return.
We don't leng to live the days- o
T!,p t.tmp is drawincr near when the 1820. over a-raia but wo long for
fanner must put his seed jr the soil, another period of "good feeling in
mid a word along the line of thought Amercan politics."
fulness on the part of farniersmht be We b.cve but skiwmed history to
money payed to them. , menaon ? me obstructions, that haye
Farmers should ibink before tbey himiered progress it our btate and
ilinf, wnai cost tney arc going 10 pei natiouai ausua, uui iuc gcmcou iui-
put to, betore ttie crop is aiaue an'i j peuwueuii us "i jci guue u-mu uu
put into the house, ar.d ase proper ..is ory
judgement and not let the cost be prejudice political annimosity.
equal to me proui on sam irop. Tbe out2rowth of which
Plant only what you can c;li;yate 1 j9m
by your own force, and hire but lit- x lt ha3 CtU3(d fireside quarrels,
tie if any.- The lare acreage in cot- 2. It has made neighbors . and
fon does not every time mean a friends er.emie"
profit to the farmer. What Inswaps - d It hos helped to give our stale
to do is to plant as much as he can govern rrent into the hands of the
Replying to Dr. J, B. Alexander,
a leadinij PopuMst of Mecklenburg,
who had sought to defend the fuMon
ists for electing a negro assistant
loorkteper in the legislature oyer a
one legsed iex-coufedera'e soldier,
Mr. W C. Dowd, the Democratic
inember of the Set-ste from Mecklen-
Yon aaW me if my party has not
hadnegro assistant doorkrepers in
the last 20 years, eU. I have made
diligent inquiry into this matter and
answer most emphatically. No. t
"Now, good doctor, come with me
a minuie. ienrw x oibmcu i""u'
last Saturday. bL-ing a poor man, I
needed some money. I went into
the office, of the chief clerk of the
senate, who is s Pop nlist, to get an
ordet for ny salary. What do you
suppose I saw' His book keeper, a
fat and sleeli negro weighing about
200 pounds, sitting side by side at
a desk with the other clerks. Is
this all? No. I imagine I see you
pulling back, doctor, but come on.
As 1 left the clerk s otflee and re
entered the Senate chamber, there
lay a dudisU yellow nejro stretched
at full length upon a lounge placed
there for the use of senators. Don't
leave me yet. doctor. I went a few
steps further and there in the Senate
library sat five of these dusky gen
tlemen, of all shade,;, iuclu iig yel
low, black and tan. 1 hey bad their
feet cocked on the bock-cases, or re
clined in comfortable chairs, chatting
and having a general good time
These arc all employees of the Senate
put there by your party. Is this the
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way tbey Keep ineir promises oi
economy 'and reform? What do
vou think about it, docloi? -Fx.
i)R, BiiYKIN'S WORM IILLFI
-The fcest Selling Vefujifuge I
t' the Market."
Tie most reliabb worm destroyer in
use. f
C Recfipt.s furmhel to aijjr pbys
sician when-requested.
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La G range N. C,
! July -87.
Mr. J P Joyner: I gave my
child one dose of Boykitfs Worm
Iviller ' fnrchased of VCU. It
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Brought 366 wt.rms. I ponsUer it
the beat worm medicine made- Respt.
1 J. W. Thomas.
DrpK Cseejc N. C.
j May 8th, 1894.
Poyki:?. Carraer & Co., Baltimore,
Md. Dear Sirs : Mr. A. Kjidd, a
very responsible cumUjmer of I mine,
gave half teispoonful "Worm iviller"
to a child last week and the result
was 35 worms. M . Daniel j Pines
used it with still better results: 75
worms from one child; of course ray
sales will be large. lours truly.
E S Suiitb.
Head llie followinsi from cne'of the
most prominent and beft known
phj'sic'ans and farmers in South
Carolina. he writes, Vhat a negro
girl JO years old near I im, toolc two
or three doses ot the 'Worm billcr
and pa.-st-d 366 worms." 1
Dated Bigway, S. C, May 26.j 1894
B. H. Edmun()son, M D.
Mr. it M McDonald ol La Gran
ge, N C.sas Dr. Boyidn's "Worm
Killer" brought over I DO worm frrnn
hild in lhe nemhborhuod ;i and
that it gives universal satisfaction
Ho sells more of it than "all other
worm medicine.
Do not let your dealer put you
off with some other. Ask for tBoy-
kiu'a Worm Killer and get it. !
Any M D can prescribe it and many
do. I -
IIOVIilA, CARRIER CO., i
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PiJRfl NOBTIJ
CAROLINA CORN
WHISKEY. .
O. M. KELLY'S make -handled by
MYSELF EXCLUSIVELY.
Special attention paid to the shipping
trade,
old Rvp Whisker. Fine Brandies
w . j - j -
and Wines for Medical Family ut
Your patronage solicited.
D. McBBOWN,
ltijin, N- C,
N. B. Other firms have claimed to
n. M' Kellv whiskev. Be
ware, the C M. Kelly Corn whiskey
is handled i)y me only.
is popu
own help
possibly tend with his
without employing more labor.
No farmer can make cotton at
the
present low price and hire his Isbor,
and shonld any attempt it the3'. will
be sadly and financially embarrassed
next fall.
Had better plant but little cotton
and put the ballance of their land in
corn, peas, potatoes .&c , something
th.it will not r quire so much labor to
cultivate ai.d will give, them meat
und bread at home. i
The probabilities now are that cot
on Will not even be worth as much
next fall as it is nowl Plant but lit
. tie and make it with your own lab r
and then you will ge. tle brofii..
You may make an over production
of cotton andb AikxI tne market but
vou will be fir better off I tq njake
all your home supplies. Think
fore,you act.
hi
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FILL GOODS ARE KOI BEINGV RECEIYEU
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AND
M STOCK WILL BE
Fine Tobaccoes, Cigars
mods all ways in stock.
Jansl6tf,
and ca.T
THE GOVERNMENT WILL
PRINT NO MORE BUSINESS?
ENVELOPS.
be-
PREPARING FOR DOOMSDAY.
VCoruing events past their shadows
Jefore." The Fusion ists already feel
that the actions of llie Legislature
liave met with public condemnation.
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Some of them are trying to improve
",heir own records, and in Iher ways
trying to make a solt place upon
rodujed a
the coun-
now that
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of the
ed. that,
yoke of
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which to fail Paddisun ihi
resolution to the effect that
try would breathe asier
pongress, whith had doncj nothing
ut evil, woula adjourn at 12 o'clock
Mr Parsons, of Hde, tifered an
amendment, in substance, that
'whereas, we. the -Senate, do not
know how much we have done that
d.es not meet the approyal
people, therefore be it resoly
we bow submissively to the
public condemnation.''
Mr. White, o( Alexander,
. gagged by tlie cnucus orde r to sup
port the bill m make Chas. A. Cook,
of Warren, a judge, that he was ex
cued fnitu volii., said that IhisKnly
hoU d juHpe mj. letst it be judged
! vith that judgment i measures to
antnpr.
The resolution was tabled,
caus tup Senate fee.s tli
I fvriypress for its short tprrings and
n sdoiqgs.
j rongre-s has done pretty , bad, we
' ate iK.uud to admit, but iu c rnpari-
su with the Legislature it has bte.i
a "tuning l.gut. We are g ad the
, pin- has closed, and that the cUya of
; tt.e4thei are te, News aud Oo-
j( s ryr.
li 8 uirck says be never fond any
f I - ji.v in publv. life. V try lev
j! r i". n i ; very lew retire ir-n
I prvblie !i!t iinui tuey art) kicked out.
;! Or carred otlt,
Itepublican party.
4. The Legislature
Many have prejudice against a
nartv because some one who is or
has been affiiiaiing with the party is
a rasc&l, not seeming to. remember it
is principal on which rve stand.
At present ler4iocratic progress
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seems to be hindered by-the conibin-
je.l forces' of popul ist and Bepublican,
but the party is not dead. VY lien its
principles are extinct liberty will
be crushed under the tyrranictd foot
of anarch. The stalwart nriny of
Democracy is uncompromising, -the
parvj better be out of power fr an
age than to join hnnds wiih an oppo
si' ion party for strength and be
made subservient to opposition boss
es.
But lhe principles of Democracj
are so firmly fixed in t :e hearts of
our p?npfe that when an officer, be
be constable or chief executor, ig
nores the princ;ples. we can leave
him olfao the ballot-box, that all
may enjov the p?acc of conscience,
the joys of liberty, the happiness of
prosperity a:.d the blessings of AN
Qitghty Got!,
Amehicus.
Barclaysville. N. P., Feb. 27 '95.
NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLA
TORS ENDORSED IN A TLANTA
LUNN MARglvr.
Corrected WEELy,
KOTICE OF DiSSOLJJTION.
Notice is hereby given that the firm
hi retfore doing business undtjr fhe
of of liritt & Jordiin. in the
rown of Dunn, lias this day been (dis
solved by nuitunl consent. J. K. Jor-
d:ni lias assumed nil the liabilities of
suiil firm and all persons holding claims
r;iiust said firm will present lhe same to j
.1. K. Jordan for pavment and all per
sons indebted to said firm will make
payment to J. E, Jordan at once.
V.. T. IiRlTT,
J. E. -I OR DAN.
Dunn, N. C. Jan. 15, 1S93.
f-Gr4w.
Coiletg
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The U ittd States Governmpnt will
print no more envelope lor busi
ness people. ! This practice has taken
hundieds of thousands of dollars out
if the pockets of the printers of
tLe country. .Vigorous pro ests have
been rande against the abu.se, and
thousands of names haye been put to
petitions asking that it be stopped.
We are pleased to announce that all
work of this character has been aban-
r
doued by the Government, and thai
hereafter private ijidividuttla will be
compelled to g- to . private printing
tillices when they . want their envelt
pe's printed The irinting bib
which was approved by the President
on the 12th day of January last con
tains a provision which is embodied
in section 9 6, as follows: . j
' "The PostmasterGeneral shall
contraLtr all envelopes, stamped
or otherwise, designed for sale to the
public or for use by his own depart
me fit; and'vna' contruct for them to
lie plain or with such printed matter
us uia be prescribed by the depart
ment making requisition therefor;
provided, tout no envelope furnished
by the (j over n men t shall contain any
business aJdres3 or'adverlisement.""
It means that hereafter the earn
ings fn-m printing of this sort will
go to the printers of the country,
and not to the Government, And
this is as it should be. Ex.
50c.
55 to 60c,
60 to 73
50 to 60c.
.'.15 o 20c.
12 to 15c
15 to 20-.
idi-8 'o 8c,
lgto 20c.
. 5c: '
Corn
Oats
Peas -Fodder
Chickens
Eg 3
But'er
Meat, C U
Ham, new
Cotton
Coffee
etigar
TurpentineJ Y. 1). $1.60
Scrape' $1.10
per bu.
" huti.
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NOTICE OF LAND SALE.
Vv virtue of the po-ftr-of sale contained in
i Artain nibrteasre deed made hy O. m. Canps
and wife to E.F. Young and recorded In Book
11. Io. 2, pages 18 j and 1 0. records of Harnett
county, N. C, and transferred ly said E. F.
vniiii- t. me. 1 wiil sell at imblic sale for cash
rn th7ih.iay of uarch ll) 'S at Is o'cloclt u. at
h r.iurt house door the following real estate
..wit: A certain tract of land iu Harnett
county about 1?4 uiiiea from Dunn, containing
Hi! acres, more or leas Aiiuisaiu huu
f uliv described in said mortgage. See records
Atfy. ajorijrasec.
Sale to take place in Lillingtoq.
X bavo the PRETTIEST i-nd CIIEaPE "bT line
" bbi
all be-
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peed ol
The atlanta negrrgs held a gral
mass meelinii in honor of Douglass
a fevf nighta ago, tl;anj:ing the North
Carolina Legislature in extravagant
terms for placing Douglass above
Washington and Lee. and declaring
that if a nero wanted to marry a
white woman he had, a rjht to do
so.
We uote from, the telegraphic ac
count: Carter, lb.9 pastor of the" Friend
ship Baptist church, declared that he
woulJ marry, a white woman if. be
could, and said negroes only envied
Fret Douglass because he had suc
ceeded where they had JfailetL He
made the hit of the evening. Norri;
a uraLdsun-in-law of Fred Douglass,
dryoti-d most of his eulny on Doug
Imsi to the burning question of Jio
Crow" cars, advised the negroes to
carry their cases to the Nupreu t
Cour, n t fi-al'y bronght dofh t!ie
house by declaring that Fred Doug
lass ranked next io Jesus Cluiit,
This is tbd same spnit that actua
ted the Legislature in adopting lb
Dongas resolution. News nd Observer.
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KEtiD THIS!
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wl be to your interest to read
HTM
l'EiTlNGlLL & CO..
Newspaper Advt rtieing Agency,
22 Schol S:, Muf a Be'. ti:dt
B ston, Mass. N. Y Cty
The people throughout the State
are ver- much roug lit up over the
disgraceful action of the lgi-da-ure
last week, Many other States h.v.e ex
pressed s'mpatby fur us in liiis dis
grace. AVe think it time fur iitte i
white men to be rought up 'to the
fullest extreme when such an un
worthy man as Douglass receives
honor above men, whom every true
Southerner loes. 'Douglass culd
not live in Nor: h Carolina, as a law- '
abiding citizen after he married a
white woni-iu. Whether it was ir-
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norance or a lack of self-respect that
caused them to id this we are unable
to say. but at best it was a ".litter" to
decent wlrte men.
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NOTICE ! By virtue u a mort-
crcrt r1."i"fl PVPfllttl hv J. A. McPhull &
e r- . J . ....
wife to J, A. lirown ana oy iimi intn-
Xcired (o A. E. Rankin A Co. J will sel
ir the i:xrt i!otu?e dmr in town of
LiUingto.il SJ acres of laud in Upper
Little Liver lo'-viu-lnn for full disciip-
tion o.f said Ian I see iiook II No. 2 pages
;J37-343 Register's uitue for llarot'tt
County. Tune of sal us lonaay April
l;t . at 1? M. Terms e;ish.
Ii. J. BKLL,
Att'y for A. II: Rankin & Co-
GOODS
AND
NOTICE OF LAND SALE.
By virtue. of a power of sale contained
in a certain Mortgage peed made by
Jus. A. Taylor aud 'vife to E. S:rud
wiek and recorded iu Hook F. No. 2,
page 123. 124 and lgo, ivcords of of Har
nett coitnty So. 4, I will sell at public
sale at the po.-toffice in the town of
Dunn on the 2tith day of Match lS'ja at
12 o'clock M. for cash the fol owing
Ke:d Estate, being iu the county of Har
nett to wit : One track of iiu contain
ing 25 acres more or less, Doing about
2 oi 2 miles from the town of Dunn.
Also 8 lots in tin town of Dunn also one
horse, and two buggies. All of the above
lands being fully described in the sibove
referred to mortgage and also a full de
scription of the same can be bad by ap-
nhintr to- me iu person. This Feb.
27th, 1895. E. SWUDWICK,
F. P. Jones, At'y. Mortgagee
HELPINGS HAfyD
Wf" are tnuoht to deal with - our
tellowm in JUSTLY, and to sjive a
helping hand. T,hi3 we intend to do
ami we hope our efforts will m. et
with the eq:uperation of the business
men of DUNN, anijl all other adjoin-
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crer. ' I
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We have dfecided tq do work ' a
prices never known to the public be
firc. Give us a trial order and bee
what we can save yon. We wiP give
satisfaction in r;rices and qualities
i Address ?lhe !
TIMES
OB OFFICE, '
DUNN.N.C.
Big Day!
Congress adjourned last Mondaj
the 4th and as ; members nre tjonc
lione to 't ake a j much needed rest,
'.n-jrt:t is-relieved but where are
the people ? Our noble legislature,
will as, soon a- they rebeve a few
more individuals ai:d change yhe
Code a little in. re and add one or
two more amenthiieu's to the bird
aw'and get all ithe ileer in North
Carolina protected, take their needed
rest. North Carolina logins to feel
!iat they have (done fuf them al
ready cos: nearly $30,000 to tax
i-'-ir95
A few day;' 2.io nc;:r Traphill,
Witke- mu.'iv, this State, eivrh'i rev-
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enue t ffiot r- mid a nun btr of whis-jTHE iic:chnts !n all lines of trade.
key blockaders engaged in a fierce j will oir mat day give
ON t!:e 3rd Saturday in
b? a big dfcj in
March
1: N li
NOTICE,!
Having this day been appointed Com
luissioner to make sate ol a certain lot
or parcel of land assigned to John It-
Greoi y, Millie r . Ilea 'ler barati j. Jvn-nis.-and'CsiUie
A. Williains heirs at law
of A. B. Gregory deceased, by 'Com mis-
i-ioners appointed to r;ii titio.u binds of
said A. B. Qregory deceased. See ro
poi t filed in said cise, No 0 4 special pro
ceedings docket of Superior Court oLthe
Couuiy of ll-irnett. page 2. una tor a
description of said traet or parcel of land
it being lot no 2 of said Report, see the
same. I will on. Monday, at 12 o'clock
M. April the 8th day 18'Jo. offer for cash
lhe lands above referred to. In accor
dance with 1113' said Commission and the
order of sale. Tins Feb. Uotli lSVIo.
J. McK. Byrd
Commissioner.
Fleimning,
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In th Su
perior Court
Notice of Sale
NOR I II CAROLINA
tJurnet County
J. M
vs.
D. Bascom a;rkr,
Having been appointed a com missloner
in the above entitled case, at the lej
l'enn 1895 of Harnett county Superior
Court for that purpose, I will sell . at
public sale for eash, at the postoflice iu
the town of Dunn. o the Cth d:iy of
Anril 1SB5 at 12 o'clock 31. the Lot and
buihiing thereou. known as "The Pro
gressive Institute, ' located within the
town of Dunn, This March the 5th,
1895. yT. P. Jones,
mr-6-4t. . Commisioner.
battle. The ollieers succeeded tn
SPECIAL BARGAINS'
CHptoring four stilts, but
jifiw a lively nkir-nish,
moonsiilners, In hjch no
not until to all classes of men.
with the
A GENERAL TRADE DAY
18 than 1 "hen you can exchange &uj thing
ANTED Do you want to start the
.New Year in a good position
th will pay you weU, provided you are
a'gooo saiespian auu collector :
We want live, energetic men to can
vass, sell macl lines and collect. If th(?re
is an agent in your community, we- can
locate 5 bu elsewhere in a good section.
We f.iruishn nice light rnuni. g wagon,
aggiit to furnUii horse and harness u.m
make a $50j bond,' We offer u gwj
salary or eommi'sMon contracts, one r,.i
der Ay nieh a live, energetic, hnstlinjr man'
cai'i m.ikc and save monev. Men of char
j aotrr-and good u.ake-np ilo Well to se
cure, work vyith the Company for if ije
cessful and the busin-ss entrusted is
oaiioluJ honorably, they will be pro
moted to ii more re-pousible position . if
trust and 1 respoJMoii:.y with increased
coninii-"atiou. A ldres,
K. L. GREEN'. Dis.rict Agent,
Ruicili, IS, C.
EVER BBOUQIIT TO DUN X. ily ntook of
iHSNG. HATS AND SHOES
MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATE
wowO-
me
Yours to PLEASE.
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ity s! o;s were eschangrd One of ; J" may bring ;to town
he b'.ockaders wa killed and another ! Let B who want special bargains , j h. ITarlev. fa iser4
fatally injured. ; wmn wwwnon uuwuay. 5 WiluiiHgton, N. C
jan-23-2m.
OUR G0O&Z AJ9M TX BEZT
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