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THE
pOUNTY UNION
DUNN, Harnett County, N. C.
Kircr(l secoidlng to postal regnla
bu at the postofice at Huini, JjT. C, a.-i-i-ii:t!
class matter. ,
ADVANTAGES OF D UNN.
. K7 GRANTHAM,
J, P. PITTMAN
AM, 1
Editors.
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TERIRS CF SUBSCRIPTION.
Three-Months........ 25 Cents.
Bix Months 50 Cents.
pne .Year.....'.. 1.00.
Sent hy Mail. Payable in advance.
Dunn, N. C, r May 8 1895.
SUGGESTION.
Kin ou . County Union :
With tho next - administration of
pur town, it is the wtiters suggestion
i liat the To.vn Clerk' keep a record of
.'V al Statistics" making a record of
all hiitbs and deaths, giving name,
age, color, date of death and cause
pf de.-itb..
The e records would soon become
valuable and would be in keeping
wjtu tie spirjk pt intelligenpc,
A BI-ILF SKL'ICH OF THE ADVANTA-
. ots Dunn i.as oveh otiieii
TOWNS.
i
As we all hn.iv, every iowji has its
disadvantages as wt 11 as its tdisnN
-a.s. We name u few of ti e adva it-
a"t 3 Dunn o.fers to the manufacture
ers, and wid Le of gie.a omen;, lo
tLose wishing to locate in the sunny
south, where there are no blizzards,
strikes or earthquakes, to Javest
their money. '
1. It is situated in the midst of
the best farming country in' the
Stale. As a general thing the farms
ers ore fell-to-do. have all the nec
essities as7well as a fe the lux-
tries, :
2. " Labor i3 cheap, can be had at
remarkably low figures, as uur isC
pie want to live and let live. They
work hard and are economical.
3. Dunn 13 surrounded for miles
and miles with the best and nicest
timper of all description, grown in"
this country and could, without much
expense, be used to a great advan
tage. 4. Itsiail road and water fuciii
lie?1 are noV surpassed, being located
ou the trunk line of the W. & W.
It. R. He Ccpe Fear river runs
near our town, which furnish es ail
the water power necessary', both com
bined oiTer quick transportation to
any part ot the United Slates. Our
town is gradually but steadily mov
ing along in this line.
3!-.--it sZSr :.:-. S-i 'Xvi"ir,'trjfl-" VVA. - ri;. ---.-vu-
I. LEADING ISSUE. .
Before Clerk of
i . "llarmu County, j Su,"er:or Court.
S HU.l't".''a:i!oii in.beli lit of him- f
Sluy 4th, 1825. )
The r'bigr-aiion . of .C'iiunieiortor !
. .1 ii , ,i. . .i i ;-! j t f t lit I
It. now , the n,ir.iin "f. wisPj ; LewU Uec d. r C.d-
' n,.lni,.i ,ru t h a : I ha ?i-.inrri -fr:l fill
of ISCo witl be tliat of finance. The
i'fiiends i'.f "old arc' organizing on the
of silver
hmiu i1 sai.t to be in the Lt'Is of
!
iue Presides. t. ?lr. Ii'.c-vf ll' re:--
tgnuimn wtt5iianu.'in fever ai- uzy i0ne sMe hilc the fiiends
ago. This gsntlcMiian-baa 2ng been fars t0i,:.T likewise
Hie most tousiitun; "reformer on ilie ; lt, geems r.cvr' thit the silver men.
f-omr,i.s.,ion. Tie is a very ahlc rasn ljare Jn lhe a:,jtMly. gomeiiat 'b .t it
at.d l-ul'-done all in l;is ! wr t(jL;i! irj! t"rt w, !.r
jtliem t'i remain there. Tup -friend 3
iof gold will have Ythe irflaence of
!the national .Administration to snp -
that
carrv ut tbc letter sir.I tbe -pi.it of
the law. V Us Ciirr.mujtionrr Ly
man, however the cs is dinerent.l
He housed the power "of hU .effiee jj therJ a3 rcli a3 tha'
Hheac- r the opportunity cfTvrett ror"Naldl al y,. : presMe!
tne . svaiicerucm oi nitneii il:U,,l bas already written a
!emb?rs ofLw family. He is a re-H,e Chicago business men
publican dnrin a reiiblicfii' t.". in- I ;f)1 :
istration ar.a a i.iii,;-. .-, u:rt' during
a deraccr.V it admiuistrutio::. He
T:a3 long been v ry unpopuiftr v. itii
al! genuine civil ,erv;jq refujcrs
Ur. Proctor,' tie eh.-.irinu'i ff the
Commission will retain bis ofjice,
With this exception t!i ' cou ;; -ssjon
will be thoroughly re-orgaubd
Comptroller Eckels. U :-roi;.l:,nl
in the movement to convert tho un-
try to a gold standard He is in ti e
of the
t Clevcs
letter to
-favon'np
lolo. .
Our Sta'e declares m favor of free
iuoimn'C of iioh and silver1 at a "ratio
of lG'lo 1 as nfarly every Southern
'V.a'c dues a:,d she .viil fiiit on this
.rotiTid' in li.j next e!eetib;i.
' NOTICE ! j
Having rjuallfi 1 a adi!iinl.?tratQr D.
f,, ., i . 1". A. .f tile estate of It. A ,
.. i ii -i i , i!"ii-s'.M, . notice, is hereby
ivn te nil persons holding elaiuu
tji;ii'.-t -an! rotate to present t lie same
J VT Pipkin. Adtu'r. ox t-ewis i ,
I'ipkiss deceased. '
A treditor Mil -having been f.Ied In
at-wve enti-.l. d caa?e by S D. B-iehanon.
hi In-half of himself and all other crcu-
-r- ; 1 f
ctaed. notice is hereby, Civen io an
creditors of sa.'d estate H appear before
me at mv oiti.-o i:i Lili:gton, on or be
Ijvc the"-i.:x .Jav of Jaiio Ij5v at the
Uunrof 1 oV! .-ek. i and file evi-
tie:.ces oi iheir el.1:::-. ' his April 3rd
Lv.,r,. ; F. M. jJcKaY.
" Clerk JS'.iperior Court. "
E M urebinson, Att'y.,
lor plaiirflt!'. Durihanor .
al0-6w.
' NOTICE !
Having duly qualified as the executor
to the last will nd - testament of David
Lee, deceased, notice is ht-rehf given. to
all persons holding claims against said
e.-tate to present the saaie for payment,
iuh verriiied on or before the Uth day
of April lSyG or tiiis notice will be pleail
in bar t if their recoverv. All persons
indebted to said estate are hereby notifi
ed to n.ake immediate payment of the
same. '1 his April 6r!i, 18-p. ; ' .
,J. 2l. Lee, Executor.
F. P. Jones, Att'y. a-IO-tJvv-pd.
KOliCE OF LAND SALE ! -Iv
virtue of a power ot sale contained
io a certain Mortgage feed, inader S,
VV Parker ana wife to jli s. Lane, and
s oil
f -i - i - .... . t i. i l'ivoa ri o lit lunik (i n a i i;i ' r
V est making speeches id advocacy iU.-j i n H." hl:ore the 2 Uth day ' of 1 records of Harnett county, I. will sell
tt- i : - .1 . .- t . i,. . ; . f . ' i - . ....;! i u.-. ,...,.1,.T ! rtf niibiii' sale for rash, at t he Post X lilco
t)i 1.1 a. iKf s t! is i.im ni' i s ill j ; II ; ; j i i o: i n i un in.-, i- i; nut jm -ii.,.':ii i - . .
j t-". , i ih.i bar of" theit-- rwoverv. All person the town oi l:mn,;oji jthe; lt :l.iy
ie eame.oireciion. m jveniucity ana , nmi. jmie 181)5, at 12 o'clock M. that va!
777i7 Xvi TTER-DA Y EPIDEMIC,
An alarming and destructive cys
clot.p passed through Alabama a few
days ago. Much property was de
stroyed and several lives lost.
- P
1 1 on. 1J E Cartee, a v.erp- promi
nent attorney and Collector Internal
Revenue, for the Western district
died at Asheyille Sunday morniDg
after a very brief il.ness.
Small-Pox is now reporled to be
in Virginia, from which one deaih
bus already re-ulted. The death ic
cured at Staunton, Va.
o.
The Florida legislature has taken
a good step in the introduction and
passage of a bill, prohibiting prize
Cjiling jn that J;tate.4 The bill D: s
passed the Senate and will without
a doubt pass the House.
It is not as strange as it may ap
pear to some to read nf to mucii
crime in our land. Poor fallen Lu
man nature is not a good nature. Is
any man safe from sin andciime who
is "out of Christ?'' May he not be
templed u! some point that will tend
to his undoing? Look at the news
papers, visit the prisons and permen
liaries aud reformatories
Tcnnesste. Hoke inillt has gone
South to promulgate the same doc
trime, so de.tr to the present Execu
tive. Every resource of the Admin
istration will be exerted from nw
until the convention meets ',n the in
terest of "s. und money." (
The ''silver men,' are no les de
termined to press the claims of bimel
alisni, 'J'he West is for solid silver.
The South has always favored free
lied to make immediate payment of the
same. ') ins April the 2!st", ISqS.
.11." V .IKKNIGAX,
Adui'r. IX, B. N., C. T. A.
F. P. Jones, Att'v, j a 21-Gv.
LAND SALE J
ot
uable
lot and residence in the towh of,' Dunn,
on the corner of Broad and Klkmi street
it being the same place where the said
YY Packer and family how live. Also
one other tract of land in btewart s
Ureek' township. Harnett county, " con
tainitig thirty-six acres, be the same
more or le-s. baid lands are Hilly lo
scribed bv meets and. bounds in the afore
BUY YOUR SPRING DRUGS 1;
)
SAME STAND. Complete stock of Drugs. L-iweat
-r- - ... G..nni!iiinnD trx no f hoi- ro filTn.l U..
I'.rin.T viinr i irni;iiuiivuo uir uf -" t mis uti,ti liv i i.'a:.
We make tbe celebrateItcb Cure. NO CURE NO
Complete stock of gatdeuseeds Fiesh atock-T.VRlFpQ.
v Use Borox on your meat,. We have itfinely. powdered.
S ATISF ACTl O fS GUARAiMTej
to 'all patrons that buy their Drug3 and sundries from q.
I am, yours to please.
D. H, HOOD
Jan-16tf ; Lfiim J
i' -l . i
I will oh the 1st Monday in June, 18&5
sell -.it public out-erv the fell. wing de- i nhi n.ortHsre deed reference to which
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seri'.i.'it n acis (ii lai.um i.unngioii low 11
ship, 11a nett county, N. C. j
1st traet The James Ilailey land, eon
taini: g2s am.'s.-bt i:ig in said township
and hounded us foUow: Wet side bv.
nr. J. T. P.od.gers; East bv S li Waddeil:
coinage. The masses of t he people South by Mrs. lt G reason;- West bv C
want more money, which to them -i,u":ul i
means anything but a gold standard. tll;ning 'IS acres in said township und
bounoed as follows: rvorth bv b A bii.-
The fight will be a desperate one
with new and unlooked for aligu-j
merits to follow. ,
Mrs, Cleveland, accouipanied byj
her two little daughters, will leave;
the city early the coming: month, toj-
o ' s.pond the summer at Gray G-iblcs;
-o
The town of GtreenyilJe is to be
sympathized with in her town 'elec
tion last Monday. Three black,
greasy, rusty negroes were elected in
her town election. Sueli pills as this
stifle and choke decent white men.
Think of this white men.
o
Marion Butler thinks the only
way to hejld his party together, ut.t 1
Ihe rext election is to go through the
country an i make bitter speeches.
He may keep - some of the people
blinded until then but there is a good
many he cannot lead any further. It
is a wise step tor any' man to leave
that party. Sociul equality is rot
what the white men of the South
want.
The pourts in Raleigh have settled
the noteel Cram case, of which cir
cumstances most everybody is famil
iar with. Mr. W OCram is a wealth)
business mnn of. Raleigh, to which
place he came aoout 20 years ago and
married some, time afterwards. Dur
ing last year a woman made her ap
pearance in Raleigh, and, claimed to
be his wife. She brought suit -for
6evetal thousand dollar od the
iourt only allowed her $1,500.
-r rr.
According to figures prepared by
the enrolling clerk of the Senate.
70 bills bet-amp laws during the
iin session of the Fifty-third Con
gicNS. Daring the entire Congress
l-i23 measures ware introduced in
iie two liose.' A detail statement
lioa that lets than 6 per cent, ol
in lull- wnnduced during the Con
gress beet uie laws.
of lust and debauchery and get the
answer. There io a fearful mania for
murder and rape. Isjit surprising?
Look at the. court'recoiels, Ovrr 8,
000 murders in 1SD4. and but little
more than 100 executions by the regs
ularly constituted courts. What, a
deael failure! The Baltimore Herald,
noting this mania for homicide tdls
this:
I "The police authorities and courts
in three Stales are investigating hor
rible murders, where young girls have
fallen victims first to felonies assault
and tLen to homicide. In Massachu
setts, Maryland unel California three
outrages upon innocence Lave been
perpetrated I almost simultaneously,
while, as if to sccentuale the tal of
crime, a butchery Is reported from
New York sluui3 and Dr IJuc!ian'n
has reached the end of the appliances
known to criainal lawyers to - delay
nuuishment and defeat just'ee."
! Men commit the most awful c imcs
without any after manifestation o!
compunction. Some go through the
farce of a. profession of rel gion, bat
the truth is thai the worse, oliendcrs
ara monsters in human form,-ami are
calm, self-contained, callous aud vrili
die "gamecocks" and go out of life
into internal punishment with not.
much more of c-nscious fear appar
ently than "elunib driven cattle."
Yilming'.n Mssscne?.
mon; 10 a.-t by Mrs, :M-Mc-Ka; South by
T X McLean, ' !
The -ale will take phtee atj the court
house door at 12 o'clock M. Terms of
sale stated on day of sale.
J. II, Pope, bherilf.
DE2I0CUACX STILL LIVI3G
Most of the cities and towns of the
State held their municipal election
MotuL.y : nd the majority of them
went democratic bv nooel lare min:
bers, Kiitwit'nstanding some of ti e
charters of the towi-s weie inte ferred
with by fusion legislation which
gave the republicans a'.:ei pops con
trol of everything ia,ay of e'ection
machinery. Tins is a just repute to
them tor their evil work. Democracy
will live on anel prosper for its pans
eiples in Ue worels of immortal
Vance, the loved Senator of this
State, who has goi.e to his reward
'It cannot die for it is truth, and
i truth cruslicel to earth will rise again."
You can fool the people one time,
and lead them astray with ptomises
that what soever the' ask they shall
have, but when they see that their
leaders ;ave gone in for cliie es alio
not for the gov ? of Lie masses, and
that they can't improve on our record,
but raise taxes, make more olfices
.tnd spend more of the Statea money,
those who wandered away, turn their
faces back to the good democratic
party, the friend of t!:e people, and
vheon!y party ho has built up the
ales intf-re-t. v ;
Alreadv the summer home on tl.e!
A I ..I u 1 ...l.Jl
coacu oi u?lacolclL is ticiug iii.nu-j
rcr.dy for the occupancy by the IVcs-j
ident's family. ; j
Miss Herbert sailed for ; Europe!
I !
Wednesday,. and will fpenl a num.
ber of-months vLsiiing plr.ces (f in
terest on the other side. She wdl be
eetertained at a number of the Amer
ican legations while in that country.
Senator Don Cameron is here. He
says Pennsylvania is for free silver,
n. p i iiiii i lit u ij i;uiiivna iuuu liij.ji
Massachusetts is here, who swyg t!i;.u
his stale an el New -Hampshire will
both go fur free silver. This looks
as if a tidai v. .v, e jn favor of free
silver will sweep the country. There
may to clianges ou account fif tue
htret.uous efforts put forth1- by thq
Ad:viin s'.ratio!i in .-the hjttrest oi
gold, -in this program, b:it 'Jtete is no
rcasoi to believe there will be any
mateiial change -in the sit twit iup. priori
to iLc r.ext iien:';ential election.
The pre-ident h.a.s wrilten a stroni
lo'.ter to Gov. Stone, of : Mississippi
in w hic'i he cay? ' a departure fruni
the ''sound memey" policy meirij
defeat for the dci'jocn li:: lyx'y-. I
I am r.ow d.oing business in the
store formerly oeeupieel " by B. M. F.
Coats.
I invite all my friends to call a no.
cxarr-ino ni-y goods and irices before
you buy.
Mv motto i quick saletij
proc s
and smali
Be Mire yon call anel seei me,
t;urs to piep se
DUNN, N. C. ap-i'i-tf.
My tock of Spring and Sumra-r Dress
Goods inow ready for inspection and
consists of ail the new and pretty styles in
Organdies, dotted Swiss, Linen Lawns, Du.mes. Ppics, IVcalosJ
otner patterns. ," -..'
t Notice of Dissolution.
Bv mu ual c.onseat I have this da
seveied wy connection. With th-e L' e
Hardwate Co. The business will
f;tili continue under the inn name of
Lte Hardware Co.
Re-pcctfuliy,
V L Lee.
"cl rr.ii.ou-I '3. a.c': cs.s!li-
THE TOWN GFf DVNN.
A Puosr-Eiious Little City Jusi
Over the Northern Sampson Lkse
LUNN M AIHvi'j l
Corrlcted Weeicly.
T i i e f o 1 1 o v i n g v c r y co m p 1 1 1: i .-- n t r; r '
write up of Dum appeared in t:.cj
last issue of the Sampson Democra
which is very much appreciate.. j
Dunn enjoys the disti ctii.i of
being the largest town in tha. S ntJ
to its age. il -a as founded in 13S7; j
and row i(u i:Lers , something likef!
1,000 inhabitants. It-is si uuted inj
Harnett county jiist over the Samp-i
son line, and almost in sight of the:
corners of Harnet', Johncton an i;
Cumberland counties. .' j
At one period of its history ij
C-r:i
(kslS
Peas
Fodder
Chickens
V-ro -i ,
- l -
wc;it,-u xi sute
50 to GOo.
'.5 to CUc,
CO to 1 00
75 c.
13 to 25 e.
8 .loTli-j.
15' to 25r.
10c,
10c.
Clo-
per bu.
nun.
is hereby had. This-April 2y't.h, 1895.
jIks. C. Lane, Aiortga.ijee.
F. P. Jokes Att'y .' mr-27-4;.
r NOTICE !
Ty virtue of two curtain . mortgages
est.euteil to iue by J. F. Phillips and
v. if e ami registered in Registers otliee of
Harnett countyroneiu Book II No 2 paa:e
oi'j etc., the other in Look J No 2 pages
l.il, 1.j2, 13.1, I will sell at public salo to
the hlgiiest bidder at tha de-pot in Dunn,
N. C., at 12 o'clock JL on Tuesday the
1-Lli day of May ISj-l, thti. following
property therein conveyed. to wit : s
First Liact Leing that portion of Lot
N'o. 4 in Block P. in j)kr.i of town ed
Dunn w here J. F. Phillips and wife
fonnei ly'lived, aeljoining the lauds of
Dr. F. T. Moore, Moses Tripp et alst
being tiie land ConeVeJ ia the moitgage
lhst abm mentioiicd.
Second tract Be'u:g all of original
Tcsideut Lot No.- o, in Block 8. in the
plan of the said tewji of Dunn,, being
the lauel conveyed ln tljie second mor
tgage :djove. mentioned, anel for the de
scription, terms etc , of this . 'mortgage'
ref'.rc'nee is here- y made to Cqok J No
2 pages 131 etc and to Book Jl. No, 2
pities ilCy i tc. in Kegirters e!'Jce of Itar
iittt co'ifitv Terms cash. J'h's April
10th, "95. ' L. J. Best,
a-lu-to-jl. - - 'Mortgagee,
SALE OF LAND !
Under aid by virtue of a power of
sale contained in a mortgage 'from J A
ilorgai'i anel Bessie Fi Morgan, his wife
to W tJ & A B Stronach, which. n:cr-
tgago is dnteel March- 22ud ISSO am!
re-gistercd in book P.. office of r.-gister
ot deeds oi Uarm'tt county,1 we the said
morte'gees vt!l on tho 18th hiy o.f Ju!y
1S:!5 at 12 o'cl ock M. at t-hu ; court house
do; r in Liiling.ton sell at "pid)llc out.cA
to the 'highest bid icr a certain trace, of
latiu elescribed as follows -Viz: Lying
and beias' in ll'u i.ett courd v. X. C. in
Black liiver township on the West side
oi the Raleigh itoack JJeginniVg at a
.-fake and pointer (Colters corner) on
the South prong of the S .'Idlers Branch
;u.d runs up-said branch 28 chains to a
corner in .McLeods line, ' thence, mi his
line and past his corner, wi;h ..John
ilatiiews lint; oath Gb3 E 35 30 chain;,
to a stake ami -pointer on the West : side
oi the Raleigh road, ilumcei North 5 E
1 chain to a -take and pouuer, thenc.
West 22 E 2.30 chains' to ii stake in the
Uuleigh roud, thence ui1 said road West
j l-l "i3 ehains to a turn in s:wd road,
iheiice V .oJ E 4 chains 25 links to :t
take (Cai,.pboirs cornel) !i.i -Carters
line, llience .as Carters hue N .-00 VV.
Tt-riU.- of -ale c:ish.
W. C, & A. B. Stroxacii,
- Mortgagees. ,
Alex Stronacj. Att'v. i
Aprli l td'.. 'ji. a-17-4t.
In connection with ray
DRY GOODS 'DEPARTililENi
i
t
I have ope red a i
jy-1 LLINERY AND A NCY j Q.OOD - JEPABTMl
and ani prepared to give you Ihe latest novelties in Laliag,
Childrcns
'HAT
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ON WETS.
Silks for Shi't waist and Dress Ttimmings. Luce? and Bibboni,
Our line of Swiss, Nainsook! and Hamburg embroideries aUlwf
eel's in beauty and quality any ever-exhibited in Dtihn- !
we can-give you a goou article m siiopers, uoiserv, uorscts, UnrJ
Gloves,.) Fans and in fact everything needed to complete a la-lies' i
Call and exa;nine our stock beforejpiirchasing elsewhere.
Yours to FLEASJv
1
DUNIT, 1ST- C
You
The Ecst Shoca
for tho T.f.ir.t. ?.fmnv
. J JZ i'A.
iUZ,
A Litter
M
Ham, new
Cotton "
Cof.,e
oiigar
rurpontine. Y. D. LG0
Scrape . $1.10
oi..
t" bbl
! HALL OF VWLL'ABLiO LAND.
By virtue of the authority contained in
a mongage.deed executed ou. tiie X$ih
! d iv ol .Mine P;p2 to the uadcl-si-rued !.v
Uenry i'ope and wife jaid reeVrded ixi
the oilice of tlie ReuL-tcr ofj- Deetls of
ilarnelt county in Book "Fi" No. 2
j'a-es 29 to 3Jl the tindeivueei will
rcil at the depot of the vifLon and
Florence fehort Cut ltailroid ijn the town
of Dr.nn, N, C, at public a'uctipu on
Thursday the tlh day of May) L'yo the
follow ing described proix-ity to v.it: The.
two ho:i.-esa:.d .:,- m the. s'aid town of
i.ooi now occupied ov rurus lioi'.en
and ileiK'ersou William-,, aiso 12 acres
of land situated on tue V. tt . F. Short
.'ut R. R., in the direction-of Fajette
ville Z5 chains from the center oi the
corporation of the town of Dunn, the
same hav'mg'been surveyed ou the Sth
day of Am ii by W. 11. Dianhan. A
plot of the .-a me can be seen applv
ing to I he .-aid W, 1 !. Drau2han. Toe
n ) i N
0 V "r.Js,
Over. Ouo Plillion f ooplc wear tu
V-L L. EJou:ias 13 and $4
All cur shrcs are rqaallr
Tbf v gtvu tiij it-it -val:e for th moner. I
Tacy oqual ca-itoiu sl .oen in style and lit. I
1 hiilr r.-ftarins- ruulitioa arc unsurpowil
The pri ;oa ii-o uujform Ptarapedo
i. Fr(,ia 9t t.) 2 , favrd cvor owcr
i l ' ..r... si .... r. .nniir. tunmv ii
'V 5 S5,S4,SS.E0 cor.
T, in n.-EPfl Cnir ani K
Tk a M. .w m ' wow : u
It your fieaf
you, wriw " -
s
FOR SALE
Y E. F. YOUN
J
";v,'SVH
suffered from an unlink iv hnnm. ,1., -
h it it low t oar .ttlri i ... J n-l be led to think yoa can get the bdst made, i sul'- u"ld ...iKepkico at the said: depot at
Oil lii Uas LOW hettlCQ UOWll to gtsod.- f n-qt iittislic-J end 1 ..-,.1 .l ,. i ... 1 i
e i J , 4 o clock p. .VI.. of a? oo.i tucreatter a.-
healthy progress. It has over tLirtv pTOSt PCOUitir
busings bouses, two hotels, ih for at-erescff.-.toftIt
churches: Missionary Baptist. Freej! t?reftit ItAintSX
Will Baptist, Primitive Biplist, Dis-Jj l!yoflSbSI
ciple, Methodist, and PresTTyt-rian ;H Sewiri-' '?-at-t:L-.e tha i- nct-:d
1 . ' I tr Ts-or-d over tor its dr,rn.
an exce'lent Ecfiool tinder thn nvnJ! twrlty. Yr,avMttli3crethat
acemtnt of Prof. D. li. Parkr-r tirJi i
pentiue distilleries, efraw mills, m i-! V Lsg.lt KUnn.ng L. vPou Attorney.
Cuine shops, one newspaper, the Coiu ' ' There f& r-oii t tht
ty Union, three lawyers, a foindrv r it, l: -iW-v otV'.-i"
and a tool factory, and. a fun.ifi e V-7i l'i?""' "y
tiie train going -.South about that! hour
a i rives at D.tun, Terms will be &ii'ered
io suit toe pt!-ci!.x-ur or. can be, a-eer-
i tail led' by : applying to E. W. Pou.
ruiiihiieid.- N. tj. -
I J)V :i ri .'ei i ii' n I w 1 1 li nviWnf,ic.r nn
other, properly owned" by the s"i.f Henry
Pe.e can be iwHi-ht by applying to the
.-aid L. YV, p.m. .
1 , A In iue, Mortgagee.
a-10-lw.
The found ry and tool if.ctory is
owned "md operated bv t!ie J. A.
2HcKay Mfg. Co. and makes plow
castings and t.urpeiUli. j tools of alii
kinds. It is a commendable e:i I
north Carolina, ;
jiai;nltt col'xty. '
ill tl.e likUter of t he i!( iiiin t,-,.v
I the K.-jtafe- of B. Jtii h, dxea-ed.
EW i-i'QME jTOWHOMITMAYCONCKUX:!
oii.;e i- imi'iii .riveu in;it tiie un-
saRA!yD: BARGAiNS.
54 m : '" I - -;.' !
Moods must & will bk so
stock of
We have just opened an elegantand carefully selected,;
Dress Goods anel Trimmings at price lower than ever.
We still carrv the laryre3t 3fock of white an y ts and Lacey'i"
in the county, and make a specialty of filling ord. rs for buru rj
When in neetl ot spool cotton, sewing and 'embroidery-silk mall1!
colors, Remember that we are headquarters for-veyerytning;
don't forgewto look at our Sea Inland, percals for shirt waists.
SIKVFst STJOFK SI1()I'
e ciiti.u lo uae bi.a i urges'. a!t-oesi eecieu.i"civ " ,
It 1:?3 Aaforr?
Tes'oa, Dj-vM Fee?, a!n;o
;heV;a-; - l.;::rr,-.!'-:-;':- 1;'n!;-f ':i,.i1;!r!i,,r..of n-1 ak snuinhat ,-uu buy, j
Sityfef.tandir:.-J-.r:.i'i-.v:-fflhm'l - L'cn. fi-i- il..s da;. Id- u i-i t;;n oiUee -f l . ,r ,
c.-i j as'.aU-j c-t;4-V. r uu.-i- ixicucu ta ; the eh-; i; ,,f the - Si:p--rioi-: -u'r.r of I Li-- 1 a Cie-ierat i.if-rchat: ailse S-
lish- str.
clieap, We carry a complete line of roeirl43, Sn'uff and
Sie away a lara end oea il in1, nictare iree witu every ivcr
It is LmyqssibU tb mention every
ore like burs. Because we have a
thin?
H: A GHA5ICE TO MASS S333EY!
n i.ic tini.s an? hKni. l.in Ik-sc i-i n cinirt hw. It
in 'he lait iiiu.it h I:..iveiii.k?!7ol:irnrt.:ii:tax 3
UiV
in-r
; TZ:.72'. .r !fa1t:.:,io.,iei,;u;ii,!;,i UCciut' of thit VCtl Can r..ill4ii,r noH nf. n-W floit. df . ionmdtltlon. J
term isc and cnvivs a bi-R .md i : . . ........ ..."i . 4 Vrp it hml; mr fr;o,ia ...- i.J.,5!,- r.., rnc, l h.-ril na.ron?e
J . . r I, . j. , ;e'.;i-e o:'.; i.u i i.-u.. : ! : re e : : -! -nl... t ..... nn-nuj iv'.i'ui j 4 ,
m.iritvt i,..ir,.n.i.T. Mr f..r, I.- TrlK M4. tb!?. ..V. Iir :liMHiiri l.SK - -o--.ie.i t-i -'v :in;-. - d i .le.-'.i'.,..- ... ! nn.l-.rv,.-.-t!. !!.. ..., !' . .;,.,Ani! tfla: . I
manager, is a practical: rr.-chimst! lirlCthIWJ Zuult:: - A-aia thankini onr
. . c-. - i ... i-T.i-r . -' . iv.i-"ii,iuic iuu'-. ! lis I!
ILU l
T e '(imniis Miss Madiiue Pollord
i s iinne to Europe. ' Wooder who
l.ei.iuiit Ceii) will be ?
... v. , , . . . v -. av -,-....( I
:i A .-iflsro. I i:ur i-aw u:;.iuiij l:iko likr 3 j .
r io. Wii-m any v. .itii"ii (. me wju-U tl Jin- S ttl8
Ou-rbiiy ou rifbt ;.. a n ue rau u.Hko ; g and thorcuhh umlerstauds i:'.-:
no'eioiiK at tiie pi-(i(:v f;r the Ciiiubx ih.-r ei.ii 3 ' business. He V 11 t'o: . hi ! lave
ir ii.-:u. W i i- to tai:n- lfs. tV . Cut en- " .
ItilM. Oliio. and lliov will fi-i.il n ii i irrisi.ir. iti tn ..
: ii. i... . . .. . . ... . -1 a'.. , , .i'
.. .. ,-... tik .urn cirr, iKjuy vniiut u iuy. 1
case io
e.o
I will nukf KI.Imki thin eu.r rv
A V?
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l"OK SALE BY
t I o:i." t,5," i
a:y I a k'
of M.tv IS05.
Z. Pic.!, .VVdm.-t:H'or of
B. Bic n.T .-.
L .ve.ei'i.-,,. i
e ! and all and respectfully soliciting your patronage in lb f"iur?,j ;
1 "We rem rin. oMrrt oV tu b -downkd.
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