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OUNN, N. C. !
WKUNESDA.Y, Feb, 19 1002. 1
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f*~This paper positively (
will not accept for publication ,
from any one any notice of land ,
sale, or* administrator's notice ,
without cash with copy. This
applies to all. Rates—medium ■
size $-.50; larger $3.00; ad- ]
niinistrator s uotice six weeks 
$3.00. 
Hood & Grantham,
Xunnally and Lowney's fine ,
candies fresh to-day.
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The Wade Hardware Company.
—Cotton to-day.
—Mr. J. F. Motley is wear
ing a broad smile —it is a girl.
—The snow is now melting
fast and it is sloppy underfoot. (
—We would be glad to get a ]
correspondent at Lillington.
—There was no preaching 1
in town Sunday on account of (
the snow,
—Good many of the factories {
have been shut down during the ■
bad weather.
—We wish somebody at 1
Hire's Creek would wake I
"S iocks" up. 1
—The snow has frozen out
the news as well as good many }
other things. I
—On the fourth page of this
issue you will find a proposition
that we are making. Read it.
—Hunting has been the ordt-r
of the day since the snow came,
Mr. Rabbit has had a hard |
time. ;
—Mr. J. W. Lane has an •
"ad" in this issue.* When yoij 1
iped buggies or harness he hag 1
O £> i .»^j
tiletlj.
—Messrs. Hood & Grantham
hive an "ad" in this issue.
Hud it. They are making
sonn liberal offers.
«
—Court adjourned Saturday
to meet again on the first Mon
day in April. Judge Allen will
preside.
—Those who were at Lill
ington Saturday had some
trouble in getting home on ac
count of the snow.
—Work on all of the build
ings in town has been stopped
for several days on account of
the bad weather.
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—Jo lpsf. weed's is-ue we re
ported three deaths, and the
same number appears in this
issue. Five of these were over
sixty years old.
—When a man's trade is
poor, he should advertise in
THE BANNER and let the peo
ple know he has not gone out
of business.
—Tfr 6 snow that fe)| Friday
bighp seems to have been gen?
eral, ahhough it was heavier in 1
some parts of the State than
others.
—Mr. J. D. Barnes, one? of ,
our enterprising and thoughtful
merchants, had a car lor.d of
wood brought up from G dwin
Saturday for the poor in
We are requested to ask
the members of Lucknew Lodge
to be present on next Tuesday
niiht. Refreshments will be
served and some goccl speeches
male. Come out and enjoy
the evening.
~-Ur. Clarence Jpno*.,
or Newport News, Ya., eye, ear,
nose and throat specialist, will
b" in Benson Feb. 24th and
in Dunn Feb. 25th. He will
be found at Dr. Goodwin's
office while in Dunn.
—There is a movement on
foot to rent the old printing of
fice and establish a gymnasium
and reading fcpqm. " Tj}fs'
something we need i n °P r
and we hope it will recieve the
hearty co-operation of our peo.
pie. From such, many noble
institutions have come.
—There is nothing that we
know of that our town needs
wor-c than a fire company.
With just a little cost to the
town and a good organization it
wight he the means of saving n.
great deal of 1 property and
probably lives. Let's take
iome steps in this matter at
nce.
—The managers of the Opera
House are to be commended
upon the fact that they cancel
led the engagement with the
last compang that was to show,
as it did not have the best
reputation over the State. They
are trying to give the people
only first-class entertainments.

Go to E. Lee for Hardware
and Harness in New Brick
Building.
Clerk's Wise Suggestion
,4 I have lately been much
troubled with dyspepsia, belch
ing and sour stomach," writes
M. S. Mead, leading pharmacist
of Attleboro, Mass. 'T could
eat haruly anything without
suffering several hours. My
clerk suggested I try Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure which I did
with most happy results. I have
had no more trouble and when
one can go to eating mince pie,
cheese, candy and nuts after
such a time, their digestion
must be pretty good. I endorse
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure heartily.
"You don't have to diet. Eat
all the good food you want but
don't overload the stomach.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digest
your food. Hood Grantham.
DIED.
Last Monday evening at 1 :30
o'clock Mrs. Emiline Marks
passed away at the residence of
her son, Mr. S. G. Marks. She
was in her 84th year and had
for some time been in a feeble
condition.
For good many years she
lived near Buie's Creek, but for
some time she has been living
in Dunn with her son.
In early life she joined the
Baptist church and had lived
for her Master since that time,
always bowing in humble sub
mission to His will.
Interment took place today
near Buie's Creek at the family
burying ground.
She leaves three sons to
mourn her death, Messrs W. H.
Marks, of Indiana, L. H.
Marks, of Buie's Creek, and S.
G. Marks, of Dunn.
In her death the community
loses a noble christian woman,
and one whose loving words
and deeds of kindness will never
be forgotten. We extend 01 r
tenderest sympathy to the be
reaved ones in this hour of
grief.
The Last Heard of it
"Mv little boy took the croup
one night and soon grew so bad
you could hear him breathe all
over the house," says F. D
Reynolds, Mansfield, O "wc*
feared he would die, but a few
doses of One Minute Cough
Cure quickly relieved him and
he went to sleep. That's tlip
last we heard of the croup.
Now isn't a cough cure like
:hat valuable?" One Minute
Cough Cure is absolutely saft
and acts immediately. For
coughs, colds, croup, grip, bron
chitis and all other throat and
lung troubles it is a certain
cure. Very pleasant to take.
The little ones like it- Hood &
Grantham,
E, Lee's Haidware, moved to
New Brick Store just across tl e
■street.
FOR FIRE INSURANCE
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GEO. K, GRANTHAM. He rep*
resents good companies.
Buggy and wagon Harness
at cost. Lee's Hardware House.
A Friend's Advice.
t , .u* r •• # «■"
MTakp 'CoJemjin's Guarantee,'
eat what you want and be
happy." A positive and per
manent cure for all forms of
indigestion, dyspepsia and con
stipation. It purifies the blood
and makes you feel like a new
man. A guaranteed medicine.
Price §Qc, large bottle, at drug-
Look for E. L?e's Hardware
and Harness House fronting
two streets, Broad and Wilson.
Hicks' Capudins,
FOR HEADACHE,
LA GRIPPE
AND COLDS.
Sold by Hood & Grantham
and C. L. Wilson, Dunn, N. C,
BLOOD-HOUNDS.
Notify me at once when crime
is committed. Guard the start
ing point from intruders. Don't
tell the old folks am} keep the
"kids" at home'and I will sue l
ceed. Prices right.
J. J. Wilson,
j Dunn, N, C.
MENTION.
Mr. 11. H. McKay, of Fay
etteville, was in the city Sun
day.
Mr. P. F. Pope, of Battle
boro, was in the city last week
and paid us a pleasant call.
Mr. N. B. Grantham, of
Smithfield, was in the city a
few hours Monday.
Mr. J. R. Wooclall, traveling
salesman for Fleshmon
& Son is in the city.
Miss Emma Lee, who has
been at Ayden for some time,
returned home Saturday.
Miss Lucy Ford, of Warren
ton, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
A. M. Pittman.
Mr. W. E. Murcliison, of
Jonesboro, spent Sunday and
Monday in town with friends.
Mrs. L. F. Gay, who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. M.
T. Young returned to her home
at Weldon yesterday.
Mr. W x F. Furpless, who has
been buying cotton ou this
market for J. H. Sloan, of Wil
mington, left last week for Wil
mington.
Mr. N. G. Duncan, who has
just received his liceuse to
practice law, is in the city visit
ing his brother Mr. W. H.
Duncan.
Mr. McD, Higgs, one of
Dunn's young men, who is now
with the Hicks' Chemical Co.,
of Raleigh, was in the city a
few hours Monday in the inter
est of his house. Mack is a
hustliug young man and we are
always glad to see him.
Mr. E. F. Young returned
from Raleigh last Friday, where
he had been to attend the Good
Roads Convention. He 6ays
that it was a great convention
aud meant a great deal for the
State. Mr. Young is always
wide-awake to every thing that
teuds toward the upbuilding of
the county and State.
FOR RENT.
A store house on Broad street
the best stand iu Dunn for
groceries and country produce.
P. T. Massengill.
E. Lee will for the next 60
days sell his stock of Har
ness at manufacturer's cost.
Teachers' Meeting.
Will meet in the Dunn High
School building Saturday, Feb.
22nd, at 10 o'clock a. m. All
persons interested in the cause
of education are respectfully in
vited, In the forenoon address
es by Messrs. J. C. Clitt'ord and
W. A. Stewart and others.
In the afternoon session gen
eral discussion on school work,
plans, methods etc. etc.
J. D. EZZELL.
Horse collars at the right
price. Wade Hdw. Co.
A CARD OF THANKS.
As it is for me to
thank every one in person, as
I would like to do, I take this
method of thankiug the good
•jeople of Dunn for the many
kindnesses rendered me and my
family in the recent illness and
death of my husband. I also
wish to thank the Mason's for
the beautiful emblem placed on
his casket as it token of love
aq4 respppt.
Yours sincerly,
MRS. DORA MEADOWS.
WOOD FOR SALE.
We have opened up a wood
yard at our factory and can sup
ply you in wood at any time
you should need |t. fpFr
pish a'nv length at $3 per- cord
or no£ pet' load delivered.
DUNN LUMIJER COMPANY.
Emory Phillips,
Mgr. Woodyard.
I have 3 mules and one horse
and buggy for sale cheap.
'p. T.
> Wood's Seeds. )
\ Va. Second Crop j
\ Seed Potatoes. >
C These are the result of growing 
S two crops in the same year, the S
\ first |)eujg S
t Mafue Seed an# pjf seed >
5 selepted Hqm' Ihij plftPteu /
t again \n July or AtigC>st: They \
/ not only mjike their eiop earlier. /
) hut they also make a larger vield )
/ and much surer crop than Maine 
? or Northern-grown Seed. c
/ Our stock Is very superior and we 
 ahvaya ship in full-sized double- >
I head barrels. Wood's 1902 De- {
/ scriptive Catalogue gives very in- 
\ teresting information about Pota-
I toes. Mailed upon request.
P We have also large stocks of the 
) best MAINE and NORTHERN- i
) GROW IS - /
\ Potato price-list;. )
I T, W.Wood & Sons, Seedsmen, \
? RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
MCD. HOLLIDAY, M. H. PRIVETT.
Dunn Hardware & F"ur s Co.
88c Boy Dixie Plows 88c
We are in the Hardware and Furniture business
Our prices have always been
" LEADERS!
See us before you buy and you will be pleased.
YOURS TO SERVE,
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DUNN HARDWARE
Business locals.
Locals appearing in this .col
umn will be charged 5c a line
for each issue.
It is a pleasure to open cans
with our new opener. Try one.
Wade Hdw. Co.
Lantern with match safe at
tachment. Wade Hdw. Co.
WARM
Bargains
for a
Cold Day.
SPECTACLES
at prime cost.
JEWELRY
at prime cost.
LAMPS
at prime cost.
PICTURES
at prime cost.
You have room
for these-we
hftven't.
HOOD 4 QRANTHAM,
DRUUOISTS, SKBDSMEN AND
BOOK DKAI.KRS.
MOVED!
I desre to iuform the public
that I have moved my
BEEF MARKET
to the building formerly occu
pied by the Dunn Grocery Qo ,
[next doot; to Gainpy $ Jordan,
where J be glad to serve
one and all in need of anything
in my line. All orders filled
promptly.
"Come on good people' one and
all,
And buy your meats from my
st.ill.
To save you money I 'll do my
best:
Come get your's §rst—then
te|l the rest,
Since first I opened up my stall,
My aim has bet u to please
you all.
My knives are sharp, my coun
ters clean,
I keep all kinds both fat and
lean." . ,
Yours to serve, j
B- M- FEARSALL
Plows of all kinds that will
plow well. Wade Hdw. Co.
MAKE HOME HAPPK!
0—— —o
If you wish to please your
wife and make your home hap
py, buy a Ball Bearing New
Home Sewing Machine. Nona
run lighter and it ©xcells all
others in durability. It has less
machinery to wear and conse
quently it' is seldom out of fix.
It is not only one of the best
machines made but one of the
cheapest on the market.
Repairs of AH Kind.
We carry parts an attach
ments for all first class makes
of machines. Any one desir
ing repair work of any kind
will please notify us and we
will call and get the machine.
Yours for business,.
GAINEY & JORDAN.
BREWER & CO.
->>> mmmmm
Wlieu in need of
FANCY GROCERIES
you can always find them at our store.
MESS GOODS.
Our line is always up-to-date and will be glad to show you
what we have when you are in town.
We are anions to buy your country produce and will pay
the top of the market,
YOURS FOR BUSINESS,
BREWER CO.
Lane Co., old stand.
J. W. LANE. S. W. GODWIN.
Lane & Godwin,
DUNN, N. C.
Y>. XA yAOKW
oa X/I XK XA X/I y/. y/. XN XA>
We are now ready to sell the people goods. We have them
and will sell them at'prices never lie£w4 of before.
The goods were bought cheap
and we will give our customers
the advantage of it. Come and
examine our goods and make our
store headquarters.
Yours to serve,
Lane & Godwin.
"INTERNATIONAL"
CLOTH E5
ARE WINNERS.
THE CLOTHES f -v,
MADE BY £?'"'■
The International
Tailoring Co. r)
of New York and
won approval from the first
and they keep on v*;itai(ig
THEIR POPULARITY HAS SPREAD
ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES.
THERE are strong reasons for this continued endorsement
by good dressers. They are :
QUALITY ALWAYS HIQH.
tttß BEST.
Wf* PERFECT. *
PRICES LOWEST.
THE COMPLETE LINE OF "INTERNATIONAL"
SAMPLES CAN BE SEEN AT
' T. C. YOUNG & CO., Dunn, N. C.
if,. ---gaafc. ..--'vr-
STOP TBAX Mtas
WHIN you CQUE TOJ tciwm
AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK
Everything to Eat and Wear at prices never heard of, both
AND BB THill" ■
MOT"We are here for business and if
VALUES
F'or Every Dollar
SPENT WITH US
AND HONEST DEALINGS WILL GIVE IT TO US WE WILL
HAVE IT.
Shoes, ulothiiig, Gents' Wear,
Our specialties.
T*. C. YOUNG & Co.
Fresh Groceries Arriving Daily.—
" &EGJEPTION AT
Store beginning^ at 6:30 a. m. and
will continue every day except
Sunday until 9:30 p. m.
Everybody invited, but will be more beneficial to persons
who wish to buy Builder's Hardware, Farming Uteucils, Crock
ery, Tin and Enamel Ware. Glassware, Paints, Oils, and Mill
Supplies. Our prices are entertaining, our Saws Saw and our
Kuives cut. Will be glad to meet you whether you are in the .
market for goods in our line or not.
BRICK STORE.^f
M. L. WADE,
MANAGER.
1 NEW FIBM.
I wish to inform my friends that I have this day bought the
entire stock of goods, notes and accounts of Massengill, Marks &
Co. I shall continue the business at the same stand until ray
NE.W BRIGK BUILDING
next door is completed. Then I shall move into the new store
where I hope to be able to serve my customers in such manner
as to make it to their interest to trade with me. Thanking my
friends one and all for their patronage in the past and wishing
them all a prosperous and happy New Year. lam as ever,
Yours for business,
P. T. IVEassengill.
CannacLy & Young,
DUNN, N. C.
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We have moved our entire stock of Harness, Buggies,.
Wagons etc., to D. J. Stone's old stand, where we will bo
glad to serve our customers and friends. We will alwapa try
to treat you right. We guarantee ?'
CANNADY & YOUNG.
1!-A-PIAE
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Buy a PIANO and make home attractive.
Buy a Standard Piano, a good Piano and thereby save
money and trouble.
Buy from a
STANDARD RELIABLE HOUSE
and run no risk.
Buy it at lowest price for cash or on our easy plans of pay
ment.
Write for catalogue and our salesman will call on you.
VVill put a PIANO OR FRGAN in your home to try. We
are North Carolina factory representatives for a complete line of
Pianos and Organs and guarantee best possible value. Write us
for full particulars. Write today.
DARNELL & THOMAS, Raleigh N C