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COUNTY UNION.
i.l'NN, Harnelt County, N. (.
: Eti ered aceoiding to postal re
:ula-
Ho.s :it the postolliee at Dunn, X. p., a?
p com! $jia3o mailer.
. K. GRANTHAM, )
J. I PITT MAX, 3 I
or
i,iiioir.s
A S i : T2 1: T.
air-All communications juust reach
us on
.Tueauay evening.- ' i
A i
Notices of Church entainmenta soul all other
notice of like maiiM-r l-om which rcyenui: m
tt L OrlyeUj rill be clii-ed J cents ir
Jine. ' -l
Bus'iiiee toeal.s wijl be uia-l to regular ad
vertisers at 5 cents j.cr line.' LooiN without
repnlar advertiseuient rvi!l bv eliargjud. IX
' cenl.-j per line,' " ' i I
. i I
Sn----ri1rs will "in cut o!T at the exj.iTatin
of i ti fl r subscription mil."." -ve are notified
Jip.l -no j.aper will h li.-ciiiliiiuod ui.tH the
aubscrii.tinii is paid up.'
Communications, must always ha4o the
author'st in Ijn fyiirnl. alid must bii Written
l.iai .Iy on one of tli paper.
fVAdvertl-iug rates furnished on ap
plication. JA'o It'fjnl notices inaerted without
cash in advance.
lo communication will be ace
ptod
Unless
liaiMV.
accompanied by the w riter . -
:Mly-itr;i?iii;5- inserted
siito ssive wet ks wilt be counted
four
one '
month, iiml will be h;Vrt-(l nnl charged j
!
iiii il oiilon-il di-coniinued when, th
liui'.' isjiot .-pei;i'd. . "
TERMS CF SUBSCRIPTION.
Time Months....
,Si. .Mouth-
One Year
. 23 (
ci:t.
.oO Cei,; - .
.!.(.;.
bent by' M:dL. Payable in advance.
Dpnn, l.X. May 15 181)5 1
,0 silver here, art thou? Thesil
ver question is t:c most prominent
cj-te-Litjn of the day and ever' mirvHNv
in trvin" to comorehend its meat in-'
' . i
jtndever y Jongue a'teirpting to ex-
lain its doep and important mean
ing. We admit that tks (ue3ttoa is
t deep a ;d broad ror our corppr c
licnion and think that many oluers
wh arc raisingsijcb ?. howl ovet it
u jht to admit the same. We kiivv
- t!us"iiiuch. that is we want hojiast
'inone-, want a tlollar to be wortlj; a
dollar, and th: is what we all want-,
caca dollar to be wortli the same
in
the payment of al debts, let tLcuj be
of what ever nature theyjmav Ie
If
eacu dlar is worth its full
tbeu what more can we j want.
AVe
want the dollar rmtle and honest $ol
lar, to con'ain the amouhi. of silver
wLich it take to constit'ute an honest
i
6ilver dollar. This is our idea' in
brief of the whole matte t."
We notice from the Caucasian that
.some of its readers think its coluivins
n e helped up, shaken! ilown and
Tuning over with truth, and such
truth as will lea l the -A nericsn- peo
p e through all trials of life and lis
t tfects will be fjltby the generations
thai areto folJow. us. t There are
many people'who gqt no other paper
but the Caucasian, and no doubt
some of them think its perfection and
take in every utterance made through
its columns as '.Bible truths, uttered
by wen who cannot crc. , f he Cau
castan may be honest in. its views
but how . far its ho-iest views ex,
tend we cannot state. Wc have our
opinion as to its editorials and we
liardlv think we are" deceived.' It has
been said, "monev makes the mare
go," as well miht l be said, money
xuakes the maa go, and re haps
Mary Ann is one f tiiose who likes,
above all otlier things, the shining
American E gle, and has along with
tins the desire to be called Senator
liutler.
s a ra m soweth so sh ill
l.e reap." No doubt Mary Ann will
reach his high reward tu the beyond.
q .
The patriotism and beauty of the
State should gatner :at Ka'eigh on
the 20th of May to witness the un.
veil! g f the monument to North
Ca olina's 40,000 Confederal -dead.
It is thirty yea;s since the. peerless
Leo sheathed his "sword at Appo
mattox, and now, while the white
winged birds of peace 5 whist'e over
the land, it is meet that we slou
express our admiration' in pcrennial
bronze for those heroes iwho laid
down their lives for our altars and
tires. The Landmark says North
Carolina ''was the last Stat, to adopt
an ordnance of secession '5 long before
3 ie did so ; thousands of her sons
wre uoon the teuted fields. Nouc
went in before them; none came ut
after them; and the Old North State
gave to the Confederacy more lives
than any other of the j sisterhood. 1
.s.ili.l not; pant for war;shedid not!
o o 'the fray before it began ; she did j cesse3 el-eWhere. Hurrah for liber
1. .1, Vast what she was going to d. y an,j U:0 constitution! But in the
n tne worst came to the worst. She luu of your rejoicings do. not f.Vi;
ba.i but little to do with bringing it lo )ray , belialt" of the Fred Doug
011. but .much to do wjtb Carrying it luss gang of r.iacpmponps fttV intreat
o 4 vVhe. . Ui on.et came she - was jjal iie ignorance a-ul ' rasesHty of
yuM-e;"sL I wheu Lee handed his Uie gag ,uy h0 : ..ycrrulcd , as not
Witn ti Grant at Apomattox she UJ c,. mutely destroy tha 'prusperitv
y tQ tuu. 0 to king on,'' Sanford of tuc t.aie and the r ghts ai d liler
LH'i" ) ties ol freemen. Wi I. Mess.
For Tiii Coi'nty Ixio.J
THE USWX
r.r AMKKICUS.
lLnclay.-viIle, X. C,
i. xiik soirn.
father va ;i Kehel oH.er,
Itl the rc.it Civil M ar of "01,
hen the cry "vohmteeiV wu pro
Jjlaiuie'l He replied joa iuay count :nc os.e.
"With the at my he matched brayely
forward ; .
For his home and family in jtkf,
But patrioti.sui inspired nis bosom .
And hope his, commander-in-chief.
Under fla of seces.-ion, in grey
His manly heart, never faint
For protection of home and for justice,
. lie uttered hot a word of complaint.
But on guard at his post of duty
Under cover of l;:v, w It bout pause,
lie was pierce tl by the Ui:kt !; lyouet,
And bis blood was spilled for the
caus2,
Then 1 is b.mutr went djv. -t in defeat;
Though the greatest iaiu to me
Was the loss of my father m the con
i!iet. ;i
From war may we ever be fi -e.-
My father was a Union soldier,
In tlij meinoriable war of "Cl
-When the call 'make war on the
rebles !'
He lesponded w ith bayonet and gun.
lie enli-ted, beeou?ea brave odier'
Fought bravely, bis life in hand,
lie nought to suppress the rupture
f tl e South from the Union guard.
Fionf the west toward the east, bore
!he conl'iet,
Through battle and sorrow went be
With the Unio!' banner uplifted,
lie "inarched with Sherman to the
hi?a."
But not without hurt, even to death.
lie was vt the fort when the
The rebels atackc-d the strong!
ey
. ..hi
And he was slain that day.
O God ! Thoe days of cruel way,
Forbid their return I pr.iy,
It preserved the tiuiou entirely
But took my father away.
III. i;,Ai0i.
X'ov these two as sizers should be,
For both have been bereft of their
joy; ; , .
May lhey ever in Union agree 1
Ayd the blessings of heaven enjoy.
For "in Union" wc arc told ''there is
strength,"
And in Love there is never a fear
iMay the Union persevere till at length
The all pel foot "day Vr iil appear,
.TlfE
gteat
evanghst
I J wight
prayer at
Moody made an earnest
Fort Worth Texas that God might
send rain upon that country and.be
sought his congregation of 8,000 to
earnestly pray that the llood gates
migiit be openad. This was at 3 p.
m. vAt night when the congregation
of 10,0UU people, had assoiabied in
the tabernacle, ihe ram began lo fall."
Moody gave thinks to Go t and the
voice of 1U.0U0 throats sent a t in
praise lint h)mu: "All' haU the
povver'of Jeaus name, let angels pros
trate f-11." A cracking was heard
and the heavj' timbers began to fall,
women fainted and men became hor
riticd. , .One life was lost fiid many
faitly wounded.
DEMOCRA TIC YO TING.
So. 'municipal-elections in North
Carolina are not altogether a tiling
of the past, a back number, a "pla'yv
ed out" antique, a decayed proce
dure, a Poor Uichard's almanac, an
ante-dciuvan remains, a mere reui
nant of the Dark Ages, or a Chinese
newspaper of the long ago. They,
are still 'held occasionally in this
good State, and the people in sme4
looalit'cs h ve preserved unto them
th.; glorioui right and p e:ious privil
ege of naming their owns : masters,
i : , i. 1 u .
Mine u ujo ns in luc i-ng go vufu
lher were regarded a3 public ser
vants and . w?re "sci nominated in the.
bond,") but this sort of arrangement
is local and not general. Perhaps
some time in this century, if ihe peo
p!e can recover their lost rights,
elections for municipal office will be
held, ani once more Xorth Carolina
will take Us place in the column of
States where the rights of the people
i are stdl maintained and liberty is
protected and assisted. While elec
tions were held at lialeigh, Fayette
vill e, Goldsboro, and soire other
towns we do not remember to hate
heard as yzi that there was any elec
tion heid in Wilmington. Are the
' .. .
people asleep, indlgefe,n betrayed.
! bo'nnl hai.tl and loot that thev cpftst
j . , ;
"And mast Trelawuejr die, aiidnmst Tro-
lawney die ?
Then tl'iity thousand Cornish men will
kno the reason why,"
Let us rejoice in Democratic sue-
IL'.TEL DIVIDE.
Dunn's hotel accommodation ia
splendid dnd is unurassed by I hut
of many cities. The hotel is under
the maiiaeioeul of Air. John A,
I.m.sr hour ta toi. :P 41 n 1 !
Oates, who
entertain the traveling pub ic.
The hotel has been handsomely j
furnished with new furniture
and
each loom twenty six in- number,
is li.eeiy carieted. Money nor tioi3
lias been sparetl in, mako g each anu .
every department complete.
'1 he tables are ladened with the
moit choice eatables the market af
foids and are attended bf attentive
and polite wutemeu. The uccom
modation oirered at this hotel cannot
be beaten by any town of . the
same population in the State. Let
the traveling public make it conyen-.
lent lo stop in Duun a;.U be con
yiuced ttiat Ihis statement is true.
History oftuk last LixasiiAxuitE.
Buy one Only 10 cents. A neat;
attrac ive pamphlet 1C0 page:, with
ornamental cover, devoted to tl:e
rtcoid of last Legislature, the worst
Legislature, save thai of l$o8, ever
a.otmbled in the State, 'ihis book
gives its recqrd plamij- ni trutii
fully. It gives facia and names arid
is thoroughly reliab e. ll has been
prepared by some of the best Dtmo
craiic writers in the State.
Every patriot, every citizen and
every Democrat should have a cop'.
Price 10 cents per copy post paid.
Lower prices by the hund.td. Ii
not on sale , at bookstore r drug
store, address,
E. M. UzZLEi
I'rinUf and'himler.
Kateigh, C,
TOO II0NES71 TO BE A
YER.
LAW
Uncle
? I). P. Oliver, now a prosper !
. .
lorekeeper m a prosperous J
cms slor
Iowa village, once-practiced la in
Ohio. Being met by an obi acquain
tance, he asked for the particulars of
his g ving up of the profession.
"Didn't it agree w ith your health?'' j r
"0!)i yes," answered Uncle David,
T id n't it pay?"
"FirsUrale."
"Met with sullicient favor from the
courts?"
"AH I could ask..'
Thea-.what was it compelled you
to.. quit?"
-Well. "I'll ell you. I was too
honest."'..- '
A loud laugh from 'Jie bystanders
aroused Uncle David into earnest,",
ness and l.e repeated the strange
staf erne r.t and nailed it, to his chop
counter with his liue list, But his
-
cross-questioner went, on j
"When did you li: d this out?"
"In my very last case,"-
-What was thai?".
"On in which I was engnge'd to
prosecute a neighbor fer killing a
dog." '
"And he was acqui'.led? So yoM
iosl yur case and gave up your pry-,
fission discouraged'' j
"No; :e was convicted."
"Then" ha was yuillj ?"
Nfo; he was innocent."
"But didn't the evidence prove his
guiit?" .
"Certainly it did."
"Then wby do 3 0a say he was in
nocent?" '
"Because I killed the dog -mvself
a few nights fgo tresspassing on my
poultry, and I came to the conclu
sion that auv business that j would"!
aid a ' man to convict a
neighbor of his own crime was not
the business for me, so I gave it up.
Ex.
A HORSE'S ELEVEN REQUESTS.
1. Don't pound or beat me.
2. Cover me when I am too warm
or cold.
3. Don't etand me in a draft.
4. Do i't over oad me.
5. Don't compel me to ! work
when I'm sick. - '
6. Don't cut aiy feet too much
when I'm shod.
7. Don't over-drive and under
feed me.
8. Remember that I have feelings.
. 9... Don't water me when I have
been driven a long distance, until 1
cool.
10. TalK to me kindly.
H. Treat me as you would like
to be trea'ed if von were a horse.
Mis. Piuebe Thomas, of Junction Citv,
111.. w;u tol I by her doctors she had con -
-innplfon and that there was no hope
fvr her, but two botties Dr. king's .vew
Di-covery.eainpletely cured her and she
says i: saved herlife. Mr. Thos. Eng-
gers, 1 3 Fiji id i Sr. San Francisco, suf-
fervd from a dreadful cold, approaching
eonsuinption. tried without re-ult every-
thing else tifii lK)iigluoue botlle of lr.
King's New-liiseovery and in two weeks
was cured, lie is naturally thairkfuU.
It is sm h .esnlis of which there are .am-
pies, tiini prow ine w uuuei nu. raa-is ui
t his nieH:iiie Li coughs and cold. Free-
rial lxttles at Harper & Hood's DriK
tore. Regular size ode, ana t,W).
There is no doubi but what every
man, woman and child has read with
great interest rhat.lhe Legislature
1 1 I d in regard to ttio MortsiaLie Law.
so reaa tne iiougiass aojourn
fluent and mtfy other things. Xow
we mvite yon to read an article ma
is greatest, of all. You will learn
frdii this article, not what the Lg's
lalure did, but what II. W. Jernigan
& Co,, will do lev those that trade
with them.
'iNEST IN TOWN-
o o
YFj have in our store; without a
doubt the largest stock of goods
11 . " . . j
d greatest variety ever displayed
am
in Dunn. It would be the h'glh of
folly for us to attemp": to mejitu n all
our articles so we want you to Cull
and see them.
glHKTS.
II
I
It T S.
glIIRT,S.
II
I
It T S.
Our l;re of shirts-are.' the best, cheap
est and nicest ever brought la'; this
market. Can fit the large and small.
. -HATS
Our Hats iro
'OUT OF SIGHT
, , . , I
Prices are low and shapes of the very
latest makes. Be certain
you ex
am it. e them,
o-
-o
We carry a gen?r d line of
ft, r
:im ke?P lhe liCSt f,,r tlie !easti 1Ilon"
1 t' n t - ' i
ey. 1 1 y us ov.d be convnued . ;
GROCERY DEPARTMENT,
We a'wavs keep a full line of
fresh
roce. ios to suit U? trade.
! For tlie best itramls of flour vou
should never fail to call on us. j
! Thanking ail f:r their liberal!
patronage, we remain,
Yours ; ru ly,
The foo'irg is thcj snr.aal Pt,"t.'mont o!
the icceii.t.s aiul dishniu.-aeiits of the town
o( Dunn, N. C, for tlie year ending May 7U;,
-i :,.
By hal. in foes for the year ending
May l vi.
Tax eeil'VtvMl
Fines collected
Theatvd ;kud iarks s!iot.
C'as!i for Ceinc-tory lol.-i sold
Liu'-jus tat 'o'!'c,ed
5 ?20 75.
3. ST.
',7 Oi.
o 00
; 21 0,
. 123 00.
11 -1
Less di-shurserncuts J3i 30.
By balance in Treasury for year
eiidiiii? May o5.
Di ST. U KS E M EX T S.
To cash paid for street werk llt 5t.
Prison :i- hoarl j 02.
" " Town attorney SO 00.
' Cemetery work li; 15.
" ' F.i'pV town hall &c i(5 -0
" " Lumber ID'15.
" " I'uirii., Wcllslire d'it Zo 2S.
' .v " " " Liatintf tax . ' 1 I ii 00
" " "Town M'lrshal 2:1 Gj,
Mht watchman ii.; y.!.
" ' .' Commissioners 4'. 00.
' " " Mayor 100 .0.
" " " Oil and lamji suplics ii C7.
" " Insurance town li:tU I 11 00
i Printing and aiv ; 1 8ti.i,
" " " jii.iceiriieos sui.'s kc 13 iO,
' " J:el-i!I licc.is town i 10 00.
" stationery ' ; 2 s5.
' Finaece & sanitary
Committee j C 10.
" " ";oin. Treasurer '27 42.
" " " Tax colloetor li 89.
I " " Out -staudlnj order 11
II. L, "Wade,.
Ton Cltlrk.
DUNN MARKET.
CoiutECTED Weekly. ;
Corn 50. to 60c. per bu.
Oats 55 to COo, "
. Peas 60 to 1 00 " "
Fodder 7c- " buft,
Chiclens 15 o 25c.
Eggs lUe. " doz.
Bauer 15 to 25c. j lb.
Meat, C U Side 10o, " ! "
Ham, new 10c. . .'
CoUon 6o. " '
: Coifee 20 to 25. j "
S :gar " .Cc. " t -
rurpei.tine. Y. D. " bb
Turpctine VJ D 250 "
Scrape $1.10 . j .
' i
Froc lills.
j Send y ur adJres to II- E. Baekk-ii
! & J ., Chicago, au.l get a free sample
box of Dr. King's Xew; Life P'lf. A
- j.-'-tj w ill eOi.vioia-you. of then: merit-,. '
rh's"" pills are easy in action and are!
t particularly efiVctive in the cure. of Con-;
saiputkMi and &!ck ik-.tdache. l orj
Lum uml Jjwr troubles they itayc b-eii
j nroved invaluable. They are gujtrau-'
i tetd to be perfectly five from, every
! delete-nous substance and to Ie purely
1 vegetable. They do not weaken by
tlieir action, out ry jriviug tone to sioui-
;l(-h and bowels great ly invigorate tlie
svsteui. ivCiTUiai size .h-. per uu..
Sold by llariK-r & ilooJ Druggist.
Xop.th Carolina, "t fore Clerk of
Harnett County, j Superior Louri
S IT U ichanon in behalf of him- f
.-elf ud all other creditors of the
I
Estate of Lew is Pipkin, dee'd.
Cred-
vs.
J W Pipkin. Ailm'r. of Lewis
Pipkins deceased.
ltors
Bid.
1
filed "m
A creditor bill having been
aoove euruieu eaue o " '
in U half of bimself and all other cred
itors of the Estate of Lewis Pipkin, de
ceased, notice is hereby given to all
creditors of sa.d estato to appear before
m at mv "office in Lilliugton, on or be
fore the 4th davof June 18c5, at the
hour of 12 o'clock, noou, and Hie evi
deuces of their cl lira-. This April 3rd
I5fj5. F. M. McKay.
v" - Clerk Superior Court.
W L Murciunson, Atty.,
for plaiutfn". Buchano". a!0-6w.
-1 1 ,.. ... II II , i. .1 - " M '
NOTICE ! .
Having duly quali'lied as the exicutor
to the last w ill and testament of David
Lee, deceased, notice is hereby given to
all persons holding claims against said
estate to present the same for payment,
estate to present tne same ior pa.
duly verriiied on or before the I I
of April 1S90 or this notice w ill b
-m b:tr ()f tieir rfcC-overv. All
before the l itn uay
plead
persons
indebted to said estate sire'hereby notiti-
ed to make immediate payment of the
same. 'Ihis April Gih, 1S)5.
J. M. Lee, Executor.
F. P. Jones, Att:y. a-I0-G-pd.
XOT1CE OF LAND SALE !
By virtue of a power of sale contained
in a'eeita'.n Mortgage Deed, made by
V Parker and w iie to Mrs. C Lane, and
recorded in Biok Ii Xo, 2. pages 511
13, records of Harnett cotinty, 1 w ill sell
at public sale for cash, at the Post Mice
in ihe town of Dunn, on the, 1st day of
June 181J5, at 12 o'elocj: M. that valuable
lot and residence in the town of Dunn,
on" the corner of Broad and Ellem street
it being the same place where the said
S W P..:ker and family now live. Also
one other tract of land in Stewart's
Creek township. Harnett county, con
taining thirt-y-fix acres, be the same
more or les". Said lauds ai fully de
scribed bv meets and bounds in the afore
said mortgage deed reference - to which
i- hereby had. This April 2y th, 1805.
! . Mks. C. Lane, Jim tgagee.
j j0NI.:s Att'y- mr-27-4t.
NOTICE !
By virtue of two certain mortgages
executed tv me by J. F. Phillip- and
wife and registered in Kegisteis ollice of
Maruett county, one in li.ok II Xo 2 page
j 54i etc., the other in Book J Xo 2 pages
j i.H, tr2, 153, 1 will sell at p'iMin sal.; to
I tlie big'. .-St bi.liier at the depot, in Dunn,
! X. t'-i'at 12 o'clock M. on TueMlay the
' 1-lfn day of May ISy5.- tbe following
I property therein conveyed to wit :
.1 p, tl.rtCt1M:,.Mh.lt poiti,m of L()t
No. 4 in Block P. i;i plan of tow n of
Duun where .!. 1 I'Llllips and wife
formerly lived, adjoining the lands of
Dr. F. 1". Meove, Mo.-e. Tripp et al?..
being tiie land conveyed in the mortgage
tiit ahovo mentioned.
second tract Being all of original
re-ident Lot Xo. in Block S. in , the
plan of the said town of Da:.:., being
ihe laud conveyed ' in tlie second mor
tgage above mentioned, and for the de
scription, term.-" etc , of this mortgage
I'tronce is here y made to Book J Xo.
'J. pages 1."1 eic audio Book H. Xo, 2
page.- etc. in Itegister.s ol'Jee of Har
nett cou.itv. Term
cash, 'i'hisj April
L. J. iiek,
10; ii, ";..
a-i0-to-j4.
ioitga-
LAND SALE I
I will on tlie lsf ilonday in Ju 'C, IS'Jo
sell at public .out-cry the following dc-
j scriLed tracts of laud in Liilingtoii town-
ship, !la nett county, X. C.
j 1st tract The James Bailey land, eon
taim .g 2s ucre.-. bt ing in sai l township
and bouudeil a-5il'ow s: West ide b
nr. J. T. Bodgcrs; East by S K Wadde.M:
south by Mrs. It Grca.-on; West bv C
MeArtan.
2nd tract Geo. M, McLean land con
taining "S acres in said township and
bounded as follows: North by --A Sal
mon: East by Mrs, M. McKuv: ISouth bv
T X MeLean,
The sale v. il take place at the court
house door at 12 o'clock M. Terms of
sale stated on day of sale.
J , II. Pol'E, She rift".
M-S-lt.
NOTICE : .
Having qualified as administrator D.
B, X., C.T. A, of the estate of Jl. A.
Jrhnor, decease rj, notice is here!)
given to all persons holding claims
against said estate to present the IsaiMc
to the undersigned for payment duly
verified on or before the lh day of
April iSfjG. ir this notice wilLjoe pleatled
in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate are hereby not i
lied tq make immediate, payment of the
same. This April the 21st, lSy5.
II. W. Jkhnigax,
Adai'r. 1), B. X., C. T. A.
F, P. Jones, Att'y. a2J-(1vv.
NORTH C.VKOLINA,
IIAKNETT COUNTY.
In the matter of Mie administrators of
the Estate of B. Rich, deceased.
TO W1I02I IT MAY t'OXCEKX :
Xotiee is hereby given that the un
dersigned, Z. Rich, ridmi'.iistrator of B.
Rich, has ihi.-i daj liled in the olHee of
tlie clerk of the Superior court of Har
nett count j his lirst annual accouut of
his dealings with the Estate of Lis in
testate and all persons inteiested aie re
quested to examine said account and if
they find it objectionable to object there
to with in a reasonable time. This the
4th lay of May 1805. -
Z. Rich, Administrator of
B. Rich, Deceased.
AV. E. Merchtson,
D- H. McLean ', Attorneys.
in -S4i-pd.
WEW-'. STORE.-
I ara : ow doing business in the
store formerly occupied by B. M. F.
Coats.
I inyite all my friends to call and
examine my goods and prices before
you buy m
My motto is quick sales and small
profits.
Be sure you call and see tnc,
Yours to please,
A. T. LEE,
DUNN; N. C. ap-24-tf.
Notice of Dissolution'.
By, mutual consent L have this da;
severed ia-Conor ciion with ihe 'LtC'
I Hardware Co. 'J he busi
- ... .. , ., ..
st,!l Coniuiue under die ,,ri
ness wiii
rm natce ui
Lee Hardware Co.
Respectful I v, -
- J- Lee.
Mi
BUY YOUR SPRING DRUCS'HERE.
icAwr STAND. I Complete stock
Brin vur Preset iptions to ns, they
Wp make tbe celebrated Itch Cure.
Complete stock of j g aide unseeds
Use Borox on your meat. We have
SATISFACTION
to all patrons that buy their Drugs and sundries frpnj m,
i I am, yours to please.
JanlGNtf
1 1. lH
Sly toek of Spring and Summer Dress
Goods is now ready for inspection and
consists of all the new and pretty styles in
Oreamb'es, dotted Swiss, Linen Lawns, Du :hes. P.quea, Percales ant
otiier patterns
rt
In connection with my
RY GOODS
I have ope ted a i
-Tj-ILLIXEBY As'D JpAXCy
avJ am preparel to give 3'ou the
Ql"1"'"3 HATS -AND. BONNETS.
Silk"- for Shbl waist and Dress Trimmings. Lace? andt Ribbons,
Our line of Swiss, Nainsook and Hamburg embroideries $ni lnserlioQjes
eel's in beauty and quality any ever .exhibited in Dunn-
We can give you a ood article in Slippers. Hoiserv. Corsets, Corst-vTi-iti,
Gloves, Fans and in fact ever y tiring
Call and earrjipe our stock before purchasing elsewhere
"j '; Yours' t PLKASK. ! . '
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DUNN, 1ST- d. mrs27tf. '
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CWM Over Obo SIIIHom People wear th H i,1
LM t& i VMk W. L. Douglas $3 and $4 Shoe.
It 10: WC 'tf-i'? All ear Ae ar atlr ria?Hrf
& tf:f- ' -dfY! VitM&i Tbcy give tb beat value for tt moa7.
(T. f',-':'1 U''.V- " H I They equal coatomBhoealmatyle and fit f "
Cj f&'i' ' X&M-- 1 - Vwi , i A Then wearing qoalltlaa u-e nasorpasaed.
ft-'' N--?-- I The prices aro onrtorm atamped oo sole.
mj& ;VJsM vvJ-v!. Krocx t to $3 aaved ver other ctalcea.
3 ffMfr: 1 iMf3LJ viftsV IT yow dealer cannot aupply yoa we ae.
" JMhK kT S5.S4.53.50 CordoTaalrreB
S'MiZ Wy Ea welled Calf and Itanreroe.
3 i&3AM &t S3.50Pcifc8Sfcoet. Stoles..
pms . NSfek S2& SI. 7S Eeyt'Sckw) Sheet
tlT...'v"i-rnn, iCr3sS5s1a-L ' K If your dealer cannot nppj
WM'S Id THE ISrQSsi 75u, write for catelo
lfilltl'WE lit ' BroektOB.Maa
FOR SALE BY E. - p.. YOUNQ,
fAiyp-BARGAINS' !
iiOODS MUST
We have ju?t pened an elegantand carefully selectedstock of Ladie
Dress Goods and Trimmings at price lower than ever.
We still carry the largest siock of white gooils and Laces'of any bouse
in the county, and make a specialty of filling orders for burial" purp08''
When in need ot spool cotton, sewing and embroidery silk in all giiadep an
p.il.ira TJpmomhpV that, kc arft bpftdnuftrtpri for pvprvt.hintr in this HOP u
don't forget to look at our $ea Inland. pereaU for sbirt waists.
SHOES. SHOES. SHOES.
We claim to have the largest and
in Dunn. We ais i have in stock
f!i3;:i' ro r.arf- rt rrmi,ala Una
give awa' a large and beaut. fnl picture free with avery 10 packt of
j Ax Snuff that you buy. It is impossible to mention eve thing carne
a General Mcrcharlise Store like
' hat 3'ou can call for and at prices
We'thart nnr fripnd vrv Irin.lK-
. . . , j j
- a. -v. a o ( e aw V' KJ
. ' . . -.
cosiness oaiore jiurvUatrij elsewhere- Agutn tuanKin ojir
and all and respectfully soliciting your patronage io the future.
We remain, yours -not to bj downed,
J. A. rASSElIG!LL & CO.,
of Drugs, lowest prjpes guarnWi,l
are filled by a RegisUrediPharinacjst"
1NU LUKu rAi.
Fresh stock- TARIFF OFF.
itfunelj powdered, .
GUARWTEEiD
D, H. HOOD,
Punn m
0.
'various
DEPARTR1ENT
,
Q.OODS JJEPARTMEX'.
latest novelties in Ladies, Mi 332s and
needed to complete a ladies' wardrobj.
& WILL BE SOLD.
best selected'aiock of shoes of any
a nice liwe of stylish straw hatf.j
rrv.i r? r.a nnff And TobuCCOj
gtore.
yerf
ours. Because, we have almost an
that dsfy corr.p,etition.
fir ihfir liharnl naironaee 1U l"e
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