EMG&RSiQKI! GRAND EXCURSION!
TO WILMINGTON AKB OCEAN TIEW BEACH.
J)on't miss Hatch Bros. Big Annual Excursion from l>unn to "Wilmington and Ocean Viey/. Bound trip $1.50, Children SL.OO
THE
Democratic Banner.
DUNN, N. C
WEDNESDAY. June 12, IflOl
LOCAL DOTS.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS LEAViKC.
DUNN.
Northbound Local Passen.
get*. No. 78, at 1:05 p. m. No
-32, 10 :18 p. m.
Southbound Local Passen
ger, No. 23, 3:40, p. m. No.
35, 12 :04, p. m.
—Cotton 7A-* to-day.
—House moving is the order
of the day.
—The tax lister is abroad in
the land.
—Note the change in Brewer
& Co's. "ad" this week. They
have a well selected stock.
—The N. C. Teachers, As
sembly hoids its 18th annual
session at Wrightsville on June
lltli to 16th.
—Call at the town Hall on
June 17tli, ISth and 19th and
list your State, county and town
taxes.
—We understand that one of
our clever young railroad men is
trying to rent a house. Won
der what for?
—Mrs. A. M. Pittman is con
fined to her room with an attack
of fever, but is better at this
time.
—Keep your eyes open and
don't get run over by the 3 (J. C.
C's. They are pulling houses
to beat the band.
—Farmers are making good
of the warm sunshine and fair;
days, and many of them have:
killed out 'Mien. Green."
—The tobacco market i n
Dunn will open August Ist. |
Plenty of buyers and plenty of j
money will get the tobacco.
—Ruth, the bright little:
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.j
A. Taylor, is rjuite ill, but is re- J
ported better today.
—Several deaths have oc
curred through this section
since our last issue, as will be
noted from reading THE BAN
NKR.
—The wheat crop this year is
reported good. The farmer who j
makes his supplies will be the
in in to enjoy the fruits of his la
bor next fall.
—Our people will have the
opportunity of visiting Charles- 1
ton Thursday June 27th at the
1 -v rate of $3.75. See noticeof
Wilson Excursion Co. in anoth
er column. !
—The little infant twins of;
M". and Mrs. Willie Bass, 1
ii h were born last Saturday, 1
ve since died. One died Sun- 1
ty night the other Monday
morning.
—The old reliable Hatch
bros. run their first excursion
for the season from Dunn to
Wilmington, Thursday June
i. See their "ad" in this
--ue. Rate $1.50, children sl.j
—Phillips &Co., have moved
ir >tock of groceries in the
- jiv next door to W. H. Blan
ard, fronting the cotton yard.
V"u can look for their "ad"
nf-xt week. The store formerly
•ecupied by the firm is being
pullf-d out to be replaced by a
handsome brick structure.
—The many friends of Mr.
and Mrs. W. I). Thornton deep
y sympathize with them in the
death of their bright little
laughter, which occurred last
Sunday morning at 8 o'clock.
I he funeral and interment took
place at Greenwood cemetery
Monday evening at 3 o'clock,
onducted by Rev. W. B. Har
—Services at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning
and night by the pastor, Rev.
R. \V. Hines. He preached
two good sermons which were
much enjoyed by large congre
gations,
—The '2nd Quarterly Con
ference of the M. E. Church at
this place which was annuunced
to have been held the 2nd Sat
urday and Sunday in June has
been changed to the 4th Satur
day and Sunday.
—We are informed by Mr.
Randall, who has charge of the
construction of the Dunn & Clin
ton telephone line, that it will bo
I completed by the last of this
jweek. It will be of great ser
j vice to the people who are in
| touch with it.
!
—Messrs. Creel, Cook and
Cannady have purchased an
; outfit for moving buildings and
j are now at work moving out
; several of the wood btiildingsj
on Broad street which are to be.
replaced at ouce by handsonipi
brick stores. Dunn Is moving
! on at a rapid pace.
—The Children's Day exer
cises at the Christian church j
! last night were well rendered
i and highly enjoyed by a large'
|and appreciative audience. The
! recitation by tin- lovely and ac
complished Miss Annie Harper,
I was superb, and won the hearts]
'of all present. The tableau I
j scenes were splendid, in fact
I the entire programme was ren
dered in a creditable manner.
| |
To Charleston.
!
The excursion to Charleston,
S. C., will run Thursday -June,
•27th ti> return Friday June 2-Sth.
Fare round trip |3.75. The
Dunn Concert Band will fur
nish music along the ruute. A
visit to the Isle of Pahm i
worth the trip. Tickets for
sale by
C. R. YOIK«, Dunn, N C.
J. E. JOHNSON, i Benson,
BHAOI.KV JOHNSON, \ X.C.
STRAYED—About 3 we* k
ago I had a sow and four
shoats, the latter six months,
old, unmarked. The sow was
dark red and marked by swal
low fork in each year. Any in
formation will be suitably re-;
warded.
H. C. Norris,
Dunn, X. C.
Mr. T. P. Ragland, Dead.
The many friends of this i
most excellent young man
throughout the county will re-;
gret to learn of his departure
from an earthly existence which
occurred at his home in Lilling
ton Monday, June 3rd. He had
been confined to his room about
ten days before the end came
with fever. He fell from his
wagon several weeks ago while j
crossing the river on the Hat.
his breast striking the edge of
the flat and he never recovered
from the injuries received. He
was about 34 years of age, and
was known throughout the
county, having conducted a
mercantile business at Broad
way, this county for a number
of years, recently moving toLil
lington and entering business j
with Mr. Fuquav.
The writer knew Mr. Rag-|
land personally, and in all our
business transaction found him
to be a most excellent young
man.
To the bereaved ones, we ex
tend sympathy.
We have just received a fresh
lot of sweet and sour pickles in
kegs and in bottles, don't buy
before you see us. We are in
the grocery business. Dunn
Grocery Co.
Ladies' slippers for 50 f at
Brewer & Co.
J! PERSONAL MENTION.
, I Miss Mamie Bizzell returned
i from Falcon Monday.
Mr. J. C. Clifford made a
flying business trip to Goldsboro
last week.
I
1 Master William Thompson
| left Monday to visit relatives
' in Goldsboro.
Dr. and Mrs. J. D. T. Wel
lons, of Four Oaks, are in town
visiting their daughter, Mrs. R.
E. Lee.
Mr. A. H. ofGolds
' boro, spent a few days in the
! city this week with his sister,
M rs. Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Barnes,
of Rowland, are visiting Mrs.
Barnes' parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Gerald,
Miss Annie Harper returned!
i home last Friday after spending
: several days with friends in
Wilson.
Mr. S. 11. Oliver, editor of
the Daily News, of Wilson, was
in the city last Thursday andj
took in the game of ball.
Miss Ida Peake, of Port Nor
fold. Ya., who has been visiting
Mrs W. B. Ilarrell, returned
home last Wednesday.
Rev. J. 0. Alderman, of
Windsor, spent several days in
n»wn last week with his brother, I
Mr. A. E. Alderman.
Messrs. Clias. Richardson
and Zeb Fitzgerald left yester
day for Kenly to take in the
closing exercises of the school
at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Privett, i
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Pearson j
and Misses Mary Pearson 1
and Myrtle Wadi* left Tuesday
for Wrightsville Beach where
they will spend a few days.
Mr. R. L. Godwin, who has
been at the l"Diversity of N. C.
for three sessions, returned
heme last week. Mr. Godwin
graduates next year and we be
speak for him a bright and |
promising future.
Mr. Harry Jordan, Dunn's
baseball pitcher, went up to:
Williamston last week where lie!
pitched a game of ball for that;
team against Greenville. He,
won the game by a score of 5
to 1.
Fresh pork sausage, butter
and cheese constantly on ice.
Come to see. Dunn Grocery
Co. Phone No. t»l.
For all kinds of indigestion,
dyspepsia Ac., eat Graham
Bread. Graham flour for sale
by Dunn Grocery Co.
Postum food coffee, black and
green tea and every thing else
kept in a first class grocery
store. Call us up, we appreci
ate jour trade and will use
every possible effort to please
you. Dunn Grocery Co.
Don't forget that you can get
Rob Roy Flour, home ground
meal, country hams and sides.
Best molasses and syrups on
the market at Dunn Grocery Co.
Fish, Fish! We keep con
stantly on hand New River
Mullets, Sea Mullets and Her
rings, all kept in brine, no dan
ger of spoiling, Dunn Grocery
| Co.
i Don't forget that the Dunn
1 Grocery Go's fancy grocery
store is the place to get gioceries.
Every thing fresh and inviting.
Phone No. 61. Dunn Grocery
: Co.
Just received lot of this year's
I crop Irish Potatoes, Beans, Cab
bage &c. See us when in need
of any thing in the grocery line.
We guarantee satisfaction.
Dunn Grocery Co.
We have just received a ship
ment of Ice Cream Salt, a salt
made especially to be used in
freezing Ice Cream. Let us
have your orders. Dunn Gro-,
cety Co. . i
How is tbis? Good spujtd
phewing tobacco for '2O and 25
cents per pound at Brewer & Co.
Gents' dress shoes for 99/ at
Brewer & Co.
Sugar, coffee and flour at
wholesale prices. Brewer & Co.
Hay and all kinds feed stuff
at Brewer & Co.
Another car load of No. 1
timothy hay just received.
Brewer & Co.
Canned goods, fJajces, Candies
Ac., at jobbers prices. Get our
prices before ordering.
Brewer & Co.
| Come down in the busy part
of town and see the changes
: that are going on and call in
I Lee's Hardware House and buy
I your paints, oil &c., also a re-/
frigerator, something that every!
house keeper ought to have.
—
OASTOHIA.
Bears the yO The Kind You Haw Always Bought
T
List Your Taxes.
I will be at the Town Hall on
June 17th, 18th and 19th, 1901
for the purpose of receiving :
list of the taxable property o'
the Town of Dunn for 1901.
Polls must be listed also. Al'
citizens of the town are request
ed to meet me on the dates men
tioned above and list their taxes.
A. M. WOOD ALL,
List Taker for Town of Dunn.
June 4, 1901.
ICE! ICE!
I am prepared this season to I
furnish you with ice and will j
deliver it anywhere in town. J
J NO. A. OATKS.
NO HOME j
Ts safe without a bottle of!
Dr. Worthington's Southern;
Remedy. It is the World's j
greatest pain cure. Every bot- ;
tie guaranteed. Price 25? at'
Hood & Grantham's.
"MEET ME_ AT THE @2Tf 2L"
MR. D. R, SiAWr
♦^gDISPENSER,&
HOOD & GRANTHAM'S
DRUG STORE,
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Our New Soda Water Apparatus is Up-To-Date. Equipped
with the latest removable GLASS Syrup Jars and we are en
tirely justiiied in sayiug that there is absolutely NO DANGER
of contamination of syrup.
ATTRACTIVE SURROUNDINGS.
COMFORTABLE SEATS.
POLITE ATTENTION.
fJP-CLEANLINESS. Our Motto.
We Invite You.
I y*"""■■■J"'""L Hl "VJ"J-1 LjjL'jj!li I ggy-||
E. Holder*,
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DUNN, NQRorM CAROLINA.
FOR 40 YEARS
Dr. Worthington's Southern
Remedy has been sold on a
strict guarantee to cure cramps,
colic, cholera, cholera morbus,
diarrhoea, dysentery and all
| pains of the bowels and has
.stood the test. Price at
I Hood Grantham's.
knogk&B ®m.
Grretit Reel not ion
IN PRICES.
Hummer goods must go at
Any Old Price.
White Lawns at about half price. Figured Lawns for
FOUR CENTfs PEft YARD,
tfest Calico for 4 and s*'. Duoks,
Percals and Organdies at
LESS THRN SSST,
Summer Pant Goods at your own price. Call early as we are
c! O& iPS Spring (roods at astonishing low prices.
! Straw Hats, A nice stock to
select from at your own price.
Mens' nice dress shoes lor 99
cents per pair.
Bring us your chickens, eggs,
hams, berries, bees wax, etc.
Yours for low prices,
BREWER & CO.,
Lane & Co., old stand.
Mc'D. HOLLJDAY, U pjfIVFTT
Dunn Hardware and Furniture Co.
IIME'
When you buy a Mower or Binder be sure you get Ball
Bearing. They run easier, that is why ball bearings are used.
Gel our prices and terms on The Deering.
Remember we have the best tobacco sprayer on the market.
I>inn Rdw/ t & Fiir., Con)pai)y.
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ATTENTION !
If you need Clothing made to
order, remodeled, cleaned and
put in first-class condition, send
your work to
MRS. J.. P. CAIRNES'
residence on Broad street next
to Mr. id. F.Gainey.
A
TO FARMERS.
Now is the time to use top
dressing tor wheat and oats and
all kinds of vegetables. Ceralite
is the best thing for that pur
pose . Sold by 0. P. Shell.
111! GOODS I GROCERIES.
Granulated Sugar 6cts.
Mendlesons Lye 4cts.
Axle Grease 4cts.
AAA Sheeting octs.
Best Calico nets.
And any other goods at man
ufacturers prices. Ask no
questions but buy from
P. J. Jeffreys.
Pay CASH for country produce.
A. V; SMITH & CO.
REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE AGENTS.
We represent the best Fire
Insurance Companies in the
country.
Call at our office 2nd door be
low Town Hall.
instance, j
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Before the March Winds come!
PUT A POLICY ON YOUR
PROPERTY,
The N, C. Home, Hamburg
Bremen, U, S.
all good companies.
Call on
C K.
IVIOIMEY SAVED
IS
Money Made.
You can do this by hujing your goods from
GEO. EL PRINCE.
Almost every day new goods are bung received. Among
the latest aiv Back Silk Mulls with silk polka dot, Black
uchess .ilkiimshed I-oulards, French Organdies in white and
colors, also Black Lawns.
SPECIALTIES.
Hundreds of yards of Lawns,' Ginghams, Percais, and
Chambrays at popular prices. Special attention is given to
\\ liile Goods. See my Persian Lawns, Organdies, Piques, Dim
ity and India Linon before buying.
Sioes! Shoes! Shoes!
Low cut shoes for men, women and children at low cut
prices.
Umbrellas .
from 39? to $2.50, AH over laoe in white and black. In fact
just the goods you are looking for.
Geo. E. Prince.
W&T'PHONE NO. 20.
Dm Earn H«.
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What Is there In a name? Well in this case i- a good
deal. At the head of this ad you will find the name >f my store
which means a lot to you if you will come and
GIVE ME A TRIAL.
I can prove to you that everything in the house is a bargain
I shall endeavor to please and give you nice fr» sh goods at
Live and Let Live Prices.
Live and let live is our Watch Word. Iluni me up.
PHONE NO. 42. G. S. PHILLIPS, Proprietor.
If Sfil'ilil Cills!
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If you arc in search of the
nicest goods 011 the market you
have on y to go to
JLAYTON & PEARSON'S
STORE, where we have opened up one of 1i •> i.it-est lines
of Dress Goods, Organdies, Lawns, Skirtings, Dimities, I'it|ues,
Hamburg, Allover Laces, Insertion, Dress Trimmings, Crash,
and Linen, all of which we have in the greatest vari»*tv.
SHOES!
We have them in all styles and price?. We can «iiir. 3011 in
anything you may want. Our stofik is all new and it will he to
your advantage to see us before buying.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
Flour, Sugar, Cotfea, in fact everything carried in an up
to-date grocery store. We will give you the highest inaiket
price for your country produce.
We can please you in styles and
prices. All we ask is an op
portunity to show you our stock. When this is done we are
certain of your patrouage. Make our store headquarters when
in town.
Yours to please,
LRYTON&PF ARSON
DUNN N
0V Located opposite Lee's H&raw*re fiou«e.