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IwiBtli« up til tha western pert
0t tMa state a party of pragsaslro
weww bar* started what ia knswa
aa a tea dab, tha Maa hatag abaUar
te what has created as great an
ialereet ia hag raiaiag te mom parts
ad the eeaatry, sad, treat ail reports,
It is going ta da wonder* In redwing
Aa coat of living to thooa directly
latertetil With agga seldom below
thirty coots a dotes and often above
forty, it occurs ta ua that the ten
dab scheme is a mighty goad owe
far Aa woman af this locality to try.
Nothing Would te loot by giving it
a trial anyway.
Wa note frees the Fayettevlle Ob
server that Prof. J. G. Smith, prin
cipal of Aa colored pebUc schools of
this dtp, has boon doing some very
goad work for Ua race in assisting
Aa srhaili ofltalala af OiiaheHaad
to instruct tha colored boys and girls
tat the art of making things grow. In
that cooaty they have met with
osach success in these ideas which
create a greater interact ia agricul
tuai pursuits among colored peo
ple; end we are pleased to notice,
also that Prefeesor Smith has under
taken a similar work ia this county,
la which ho la mooting with fair sac
caw too, though his efforts are De
cs sorrily tempered by a lack of
funds.
Tobacco, Ur. Farmer, tobacco U
that in which Use your opportunity
to ret ami from tho awful lick old
King Cotton ha* handed you. Your
soila are well adapted to it* culture;
your supply man is willing to bank
upon it; your community look* to
you to grow it; aad you ours it to
yourself to plant an much of It as
yon can attend. Other parte of the
reentry have foead it their aahralen
during these times whan cotton can*
net bo said for the cost of producion
it has boon proven that the farms
around Dunn will grow the beet
grille*, and right hen In Dunn you
will And one of tho beat market*
la the state for it* disposal. Seed
can be procured for nothing aad Rap
reeentutivee Godwin, Hood or Pou
will gladly have tho National De
partment of Agriculure forward you
all the literature concerning tobacco
culture you may daairo.
Pealing forth a welcome to the
New Tear in a medley of melody the
belle ad tho city's various church**
did their part ia awakening new hope
h the hidrts of our follow m aud
wesson as the aridalght hoar regis
tered the death of Mluotom Four
team Returning with the high, farm
hen Ita Ha ad a nliiad anarch, the
fending sound—Just a glad, Joy u*
welcome to the new day when we
ware to put the grlufs and sorrows
of a year babied us, strengthen our
heart*, pray God to purify our souls,
aad walk out ia the sunlight to be
gin Ufa's battles anew. The sound
did as good; It carried home to oa
the fact that Jeaua ad Nasnreth still
llvoth, and that the birth of His New
Year was stirriag hi the hearts ad
men a stronger daaire to live la clos
er communion with Him andln closer
fellowship with their brother seen.
Upea each sots wafted through tho
moonlit night an angoi rode, bidding
Been to be of-good cheer and carrying
tidings ad peace on earth and good
will toward mee.
"wE^a^aan^ci^Haniett’^Ena
are draggling with ita soil*, Ha fat*
hutria and Ha other iotaresta, flghl
h| herd ta bring ta at that degree
ef preepeity possible only to such a
country aa our own, it ia good ta
look aa* ia tha world and aaa that
thoaa who hare gone from ns are
aiahtag good and reflecting credit
to tha land that faro them birth
and from whaaa gentle boson they
imbibed thoaa trmita of thrift, bon
aoty, waaHnaae and industry which
mats surra as possible. Soma are
owl thare in them parts whes Har
nett county la seldom hoard at, and
thare era but few who are act wrapt
in* aaaaaaa from a weld whom re
wards go oaly ta them who dsoarre
Mam. Notable among Harnett’s
sons wham worth Is being apprecia
ted aad rewarded la Captain John A.
barker, recently sleeted preside! of
Oars Has "a greatest booster organise
ttaa—tha Qreator Charlotte Club
Captain raker's childhood home ia
arm IJUlngteo way and Me parents
are still there. A few yaara ago ha
gredaeted ia law fem tha Unirardty
tary at tha dab d whtah bo ia new
ms la tha stats'* metrepall/arar
•fee* ha leaded there. While ed
mmlahdag the world ta 'Watch
Charfetfe Orew," ha haa dawa Httfe
the fared eat ta paM Ma dty ahead.
W# hare Ma amre dewe here hi
Haraatt feat liha him and al at
fe* *»• pdaaaad artth tha rasagal
«aa glean Ma ahilitp.
■—■ ■ ■ - ■ .1— —- ... h—.-.l
Naak. Biggs, of Scotland Nock,
died a tew days ago aad spread boro
aad tkara over this state ara aany
children who will blaaa Us memory
On hie tom batons this simple epitaph
U written: "Noah Biggs, tha friaad
of tka arphan." His will was made
pnblie Saturday aad It shroud tkat
ha had left tha sam of IM.0OO te tha
Baptist orphanage at Thomas rills.
Ha waa lad aad tka friaad ef tha or
phan aad that friendship has been
bearing helpful fruits through
“*»y ream of his Kf* of service. A
great and a good nan waa Nook
Biggs and ooa wkoaa "Good deeds
Will live after bW—Charlotte
News.
Wa nets fro as correspondence seal
from this city to the daily papers
tkat a movement is oa foot to hold
aa In tor-county fair this year with
Harnett aad Sampaon aa tha prin
eipali, and the ids* strikes ns as be
ing justtbc thing seeded to plaea
tha two counties before tha public is
a manner credits bis to their wonder
ful progs — along all tin as. As mari
tare ara now arranged, Sampson and
Harnett are obliged to play air rind
fiddle to Cum bar! aad in the annual
evant held by tha Capa Fear Fab
Association, at Fayetteville How
ever good are the Intasitioos of tha
directors of that association, Cum
berland ia bound to have tha lioo'i
•bars of whatever profit accrues to
the ceuntsea participating in tha Fay
attavflla Pair; aad tha efforts now
being mads to place the evidence ol
Hamett-Sampaon progress before a
public more directly latamted U
bound to prove af inestimable good
to tho two eoenmonitias wkoaa peopk
have so much in common. Dunn is
the Ideal location for this fair aad
wo are looking forward to the Ini
tial event with much interest
u*.
Let M ttn my life from year to
rmr.
With for ward face and uraluetotrt
ml;
Not kiiimhi to, nor turning from,
Uu goal.
Not mourning for toe thing! that
dfeappaar
In too dim past, nor holding back
in fear
From what the future roils, but with
a whole
And happy heart that pays its toll
Te Youth and Ago aad travels cm
with cheer.
So let the tray be up the hill or down
Thrmigh rough or aasoath, the Jour
ney will be joy.
Still seeking what 1 sought when
rNow friendships, high adventure --d
a mown;
I shall grow old, but never lose life's
Because the road’s last turn will ha
the best.
—Henry Van Dyke.
I
Mystery!
Rack your brains—use
your logic—let judg
ment help you—guess,
conjecture!
But if you really want
to draw back the veil of
mystery, see
The Trey
O’Hearts
The moat stupendous,
thrilling. Interesting
moving picture play of
the times.
Coat CXO*000 to pro
duce the first set of filnm.
Intense dramatic
action in every foot of
the reeia.
A feature that wfil act
this whole community
gueakng.
occ n m wocijy UaUur
meats at
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By virtu* of lhApower sod auth
ority given by lwe pertain mortgage,
executed by BlrtU^Out*. and wife.
M. J. Coat*, .tn 4 Dunn Commis
sion A Supply Ca,' which are .re
corded In the oW of the Register
of Death for the Qecxty of The first
mortgage having bean duly assign
of Deads for tho Amity of riamett
in kook 100 p*s««3t2X2fc8, tho first
mortgage having been duly assum
ed to us by J. L. yMh, the foUow
tng propart y wiil^e soM at Public
Auction, via:
It being a certafi pises or parcel
eel of land dlmtp tn Avurdioro
Township Harnett County, known oa
dcsignntod an follows:- to WU:
bounded on tho no Ah the lands of J.
J- Loo, on tho on^f-by tho lands of
Q. M. Loo and Mm Bad Glover, on
the sooth by tho lands of Dr. Ches.
Highsmith. on the Vast by tho lands
of Haywood Roared. Beginning at
a pins northwest agmar of lot No. 6,
in tho division ofjfe land* of Ma
tin Lao, deceased,totee 1 89 I. 16
chains to a stake, fthenee 8. tl W.
20, >0 chains to a Asks, thenoe N. 48
W M hsins to a stoke, thenca to the
beginning, containlm SO acres, mere
or lass, and for fWther description
see deed* of Hang^ County, in book
If. Nal, page lCL^
Also thefol lowing personal prop
arty, conveyed In ebnttei mortgage,
book 48, page SM.Magdatry of Har
nett Sounty, to wk.- One dark
mare mslo about 9 years old, bought
of Boas Lee, an fanning Implements
and utensils, one Sark colored cow
about 2 yean old bought of Bettis
Coats, on* T. 8. O# King on* bora*
wagon. . V/IQJg
Place of sols Court Hoimo Doer,
Ulllngten, N. C,
Tims of sals Monday, Jan. 18th
1916, at 1< o'clock.- nooo.
Terms of sols cash.
This Dee. 11, 1914.
THE DUNN COM. A 8UPPLY CO.
Mortgage*
MORTGAGE 9ALI
By virtu* W aothdrtty cooUJnod is
• mortgag* daod mad* to mo by D.
■- Jonas aad wife. M. A. Jonas,
and doly reeordad ia tko ragtstry at
Harnett county. Book Mo. UO, yaga
IN, da fault hgvteig bean —<k in
poymaat at tko not* monad by said
mortgage. I arm offer tar sale for
CACk.U tbt V|J> ke#non
courthonas door ia UJUngton. N. C.
Bollock's Baa, M. 48 B. SO efa*. to
a whits oak Bollock'* earner; tkonco
as bis line E. a cha. aad U Unka
|o a itaka aad pobMora Lis oomer;
tkonea aa aaotkcr at Bullock's linos
N. 4 E. 11 cha. aad M Unka to o
•taka ia Branch's line; thsnca aa hi*
Hno 8. M 1-t W. t* aha. to a rock
corner Juat ia front at Broach* homo
thsnca aa tko land l> 4 W. 10 cha.
and BO links to o sfalfb and pointers
Hector Branch’s corner, M Unka 8.
of ths whit* oak qomer; thane* a*
an agreed Uno H. 64 W. 1 cha. and
8S links to a largo sweet gum at the
hoad of spring Branch; thanes down
tko varices mmadtht of sold branch
11 ehe. to a a Martr-gmn oomer at
the Rook Quarry Mrs. Carotin*
Johnson's ecraer; IhonoO as her Una
/8. 10 W. SB she. to bar comsr In
Barbs* 8prb>g Branch; tamra tho
various oornora at said branch to the
begin sing con tala tag 70 scree mors
or lorn.
Terms of sole cash. Unto at sole
Monday IS M. Jankary 11th. 1815.
Sale mad* towtlrfj atnn duo under
said note aad mnrtgags ■
O. A. BARBOUR, Mortgage.
Borboor A Berboer, Attys.
Booaoo, M 0.
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