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STATEMENT OF CONDITION
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, .... DUNN, N. C
At The Close of Business March 4, 1915.
_ • Comptroller’s Call.
LIABILITIES:
.$ 50.000.00
21.963.45
58.900.00
72,69637
14132830
Tottd liabilities.4544,888.82
RESOURCES:
Loans and investments. .$252,019.63
United States Bonds 40,000.00
North Carolina State Bonds 2,000.00
Cash on hand and in banks 50,869.19
Total resources. $344,888.82
W« arc iieiiiktfa of the Federal Reserve Bank, of Richmond, Vn* and under the*direct supervision of the United Staten government. We pay interest in our savings department or on certificate of deposit when left three 1
nsnnmL^Washi Jjf niT *°Uf ^ Cent *>*T a,!inu,n *n<* you CAn 3rour money any time called for. No notice necessary. We are the only bank in this section that is under the direct supervision of the United States Gov- j I
-■"M* <» » teriet w join w Ibniteu atmp Uib. We have hraty five certs, fifty twti uj — deBar dug. We pay interest at foar per cert or these deposits sad yon wil have
s—ethiag laid aside Ur a rainy day. Others are joinim Wfcy —t yea? Yen can joa aew a»4 catch ap bach ti»e.
Wo ew e*wje »te—red o«rgdctnUi>e t» proportion limwiwi ihdiwi jwa Wo ^ho ott-w*—* jp-■« ■-- one farmer bitnil tor agricoltoral puryeoee. *• *• *~—' •' •' *"•
P. 8. COOPER, ...Proeldont. , J W. B. COOPER, Prooidont Cuopor W trobooM and Storage Co, Wilmington, N. C. i
J. C. CLIFFORD, Attorney Atlantic Cooot Lino Railroad, Dunn, N. C.
J. C. CLIFFORD, .Vico Prooidont — r THOS. E. COOPER, Proatdcnt American National Bank, W liming ten, N.C.
wmcere i/irecton: JNO. a. McKAY, Prooidont Jno. A.McKay Mfg. Co, Dunn. N. C.
C. 8. HICKS.Vico Proaidont and Caakier N. A. TOWNSEND, City Attorney, Dunn, N. C.
C. 8. HICKS, Geohfar of tho Benk,f>unn. N. C.
W. E. BALDWIN.Aooictant Caakier. ^ p. g. COOPER, Director American National Bank, Wilmington. N. C, Dunn, N. C.
THE DUNN DISPATCH.
Pubffffhad Every Wednesday
Extend m wwddm mat
ter April 1st, m*. at the post
oAot at Dxu, N. C-. under the
act at March A 1ST*
our terms!
Ob* year. 140
Sbc Mouths,. AO
Three Mentha,. -26
L. BUSBEE POPE. Publisher.
Dm MU which paeni the mat
ieglalatam plarlay the caoaty oOrere
ef Harnett ea salary assnad the foL
lnwtey ealariee far the different #f
taare: Sheriff. $*.180. enlary for
self sad twa deputies; CWrk of thn
hpeHn Coart, ItMO, enlnry for
•elf; Aadbar, PM mlmry tot calf.
Thn salary ajataa wfll ye into effect
Dawkw let, lilt
Dm last dey ef aprioy as aae typi
cal i
the
flcasi cllj when e ate dies hie es
tate la diamond to be of less whn
than was nypncnl Bat this ia not
the case wtt the fortune left by Hr.
T. A Inman, who died rneeady at
Wilaca. It was the apiniea of tbapp
-• to Mm that Ua estate would
belay f»MM, tf cold. A little Iren
safe ef the deeeaeed told a difforsot
story, however, fer whan K was sp
aaed last weak over 1*0,000 in each
wan die 11 van I. This was money
that had faaaa bearded aad no ttvtnx
pareaa e crept Mr. Uaa knew of It.
Other money may ha found that wit!
fcvta
continued to recount the history of
Introductions he had made in Georgia
and Tsnnessee, and even far Now Or
leans furnished, its quota of fominine
admirers.* At this time the Dispatch
man became deeply interested and
the yoang man followed with a state
ment that he had supped with duch
esses anal dined with princesses.
Whereupon the Dispatch man made
the promise that he would aid the
young fellow. Thin person is not an
Adonis, but he is good to look upon,
dashing, debonair, blase, and, judg
ing from his. remarks, he has a tray
with women. Evidently he worm hips
at the shrine of the old Roman, Mark
Anthony, and hi.', beloved Cleoputra.
Will net some of the lndiec provide
on entree to Dunn social circles for
this daeirable young man? His
name cannot be divulged in these
columns, but an introduction can be
secured easily.
NO SCARCITY OP
KISH HEREAFTER
In years past Congressman H. L.
Godwin has experienced no little
trouble in securing fish from the fish
batcher lea of the Federal Govern
meat to Stack the different stream*
la his district. There seemed to be
factory recalls could he- obtained.
The recant enactment of the State
wide flab law by the 1915 legislature
has systematised things to that no
further trouble will be experienced
is securing more and better Ash.
Mr. H- E. C. Bryant, in com mem
ing on Congressman Godwin's trou
ble in thic particular, sent the tol
owing dispatch from Washington to
Sunday's Charlotte Observer:
"About this time last year Repre
sentative Godwin won threatening to
have Commissioner Smith of the Bu
Hu of Fisheries Ared for not giving
him any little Aaliea for the Cape
Fear River. Now, Masers. Godwin
and Smith are oa terms, friendly,
and. the Ash ariU soon lie on the way.
Mr. Smith said trot year that the
State law did not furnish suflVetent
protection; a now and better act was
passed by the Legislature this yaor.
The following letter to Mr. Godwin
U. U_,.L ... tLa *-•*
tin:
"Your tecrttary, Mr*. Julia Boa
■att, recently referred to this olct
• latter addressed to you by a sum*
!:#r of citlteos of Wilmington, re
questing that plant* of ahat* <ry be
mad* in th* Cop* four River during
the eomi'.g season. A Dim Inr letter
sent te Hon. F Mel- Simmon* bat
alaa bam rafsirad to thia bureau.
“In view of the recent action of
;he GeneiaJ Assembly of North •
Kna in pnaaing the Stata-wido fiahery
bill it la th* daaire of th* boreou to
ca-eparsto, if pea* bio, more actively
than rear before with SUte authori
se* to extend its Aah culture opera
tions into now Aelita. Thera fore, in
taaponao to th* request of these gen
tlemen, and having in mind the In
terest you hare heretofore mantfact
ed in th* diatribution of thad fry In
th* State of North Carolina, I dm II
b* rery find to arrange to mob* lib
eral plants of shad In tbo Cap* Fear
■leer, aad in any other water* In th*
dtota adapted to Iht* specie* In which
you arc interested
“Blank* upon which te make for
mal application Inr Aah bar* keen
me Jed to Messrs, i. U. Oaloa end W,
H. Yapp, aad apon their return to
Utie oAo* arrangamant* wtfl ho suite
te forward liberal consignment* of
ahod to th* potato ladleatod on th*
rppticqftkm* during thia spring's dis
tribution. It wtll not bo prartieobl*
at tide time to utilise the shad ro*
taken on the Cap* Fear River, as th*
'israea boa a* facilities to that Acid
far daviliptag th* eggs. It i* bo
IWved. haweeor. f at ahad egg* tok
en is th* Albamrrt# Bound region
smJ ^awnl^^^ so# *W- ^s*mmla —a —at
mmMl W Mf WrliV I IWNf]
near Edantaa, North Caretbm, win
be sarirely aetmfactory.'
TWO TEABS or WILSON
I
On tho fiftieth aakrsrsary of Lin
coln ■» second Inaugural, Woodrow
WUeon completes half kin prosidon
tiat term.
These raan of Wilson tdmtniotra
tlon have helped to make non his
tory than any other two yaoio nines
Lincoln. Tho coming two yean of
tho Wilooa Administration moot in
evitably bo tho aaast mementoes per
iod that this country has known
sines the Civil War.
It ia a fact of enormous importance
that this crisis find* the White Hoeee
a President who la completely mao
tar of himself Being master of bin
self, ho ia master of hio party and
of his admiaistenttah, m imfH
Thera ia do Utehan cabinet. There
are no back-stairs advisors. There
are do saerat tnflnsoras that pall and
away the pollcias of the Knaeutiva.
No andargraoad wires run from tho
White House late Wall Street or in
to any political committee llaa
may agree with Mr. WUsoa or dis
agree with him; they may like him
or they may dislike him; hnk every-.
body knows that he sad Ije alone is
PreeidesU. Everybody knows that I
daring tho romsintsg two roars of <
ittfettna ha^saOl^gpMppM
A vary unosool man, asset to oopo
with a vary —I Mtnstkn In the
affairs of iisshlnil o President who
In aO his ngchl relations displays
neither vanity or roowifwt. nor an
ger nor personal ambition. If ho has
frieada, their friendship emote far
nothing k> the affairs of state. If
ha has enemies, their oaatty weighs
nothing ia tho bo loans of govern
ment. Ho seeks neither to reward
tbs one nor to punish the other.
So evealy does ho held the scales
that tho mombars of tho Diptesantio
Corps, with all their highly develop
ed facilities for obtaining inferma
tkm. have never beoa able to tears
where the Prialfrat'a personal aym
pathiaa lie in the great soafffat that la
now dove stating Eerepa. Whatever
hU individual opiaioas may bo, bo
boa smothered them in tho reopoa
stbUiUao of bio oAoa.
At this Deriod in their flint term
moot Presidents hare been carsfally
salsaMMag their chaaees at rsaomi
nstlon sad re-sdasttoa. Nobody
knows whether Mr. Wilson Intend*
to be a candidate fee leeiMtka tr
not. Nat a member of the Cabinet,
not a wsasbw at fViogTsaa. can say
of bis knowledge that the President
desires o ro-electiaa er that ho wooid
net refuse a nomination. What all
ef them know is that the President
wooid not stoop from principle to wta
either o rs-nominatieo at n re elec
ties.
That is where Ms greet strength
lias. Thai is whets Ms grant neo
fulness lias in this crisis. It is easy
to rattle the sabre. It is easy to bo
apaetoooloT end sensational and the
atrical. It is assy to bo a dama
gogva. It is easy to Joggle with the
fats at a Nation when no awn can
foresee what tho moat day orfl) bring
berth. Bet H is not easy to bo salat
and restrained and JadlsM. It ia
sot easy to fees every responsibility
ties.—Now Tosh World.
NOTICE or LAND BALE |
By rtrtue at esthority contained lm
• Bntnn dead, mad* to W. Q. Mo-,
Lamb by I. A. MeLamb. tho mid now
aad martsas* dood eecartaf tho aaam
bavins haw am ternary «*, 1014
trudond to tha Farmer* Cam
ntrdal Bank, at Banaoa , N. C,
which mortsaso h rsfiaterad to tha
nllm of the Baristar of Daodi at
Harnatt Consty, North Carolina,
Book 107. pas* IK, defsolt having
bom mad* to tha payment at tho
now sneered by aama tho oadoroifnad
win Mil to the highest bidder for'
cash at tho ConrtBomo door. LU
Itostoo, N. C, at IS o’clock • on
Monday, April 11th, 1115, tha fellow,
las Jeamlbed peopeety to-wit:
Hiflmtos aka ataka oa the north
aide of Migr Branch to tha aid Hao
of tha mala trhet of which this ia a
part, and run* thonco N. 16 W. 17
chains to a ataka, thanes W. 26
chains to a ataka, thaom g. 11 L
44.76 ckotoa to o ataka. thmea S. M
E 1A71 chains- to a ataka, thanes
N. 47 E 14.10 chains to tkt bogin
nmf cootalntos 116* news, aad bo
ins a portion at tha toad dwerihed
to dead of D. A. McDnflto to J. O.
Layton, duly rmardod to book 171 at
Dead* pom HAto oM*. of Bagrbtar
Deads of Harnett county North Car.
I
NOTICE or BALE or BEAL ES
TATE UN1>EX MOBTOAOE
Under and by virtoe of the power
of sol* contained to a mortsaso deed
exam tod on the «tk day of te. 1114,
by Chao. E Btownrt aad wife, Mary
L Btownrt, to .the^ Bank af Coats,
aU mortsaso dood bains recorded
to book 107. pads 100, to the resistor
at deeds oOoa of Harnett county, tho
seme bates to mini a a note dm sad
payable on the 4th dsr of Any. 1914,
and default having beep made to tbs
paymsot of tha not* seemed by the
mortgage, tha Bank of Coats win on
AprUiai, lOlL st IS o’clock M, at
tha coart hones door to Ullington.
offer for salejo the hlgheat Udder
real aetata, lyto* and beta* in Grove
towathip, Harnett aounty, aad fta
erfhad aa foOwwa, to-wit:
Battoatof at a ataka in (ha ikaw
Una «f Cynthia Stewart, daeaatod,
aad now N. t K. 87 cha. U a ataka
to A. M. Btaaliy*. ltoa; thanea aa hi.
ltoa N. M W. 0J0 aha. to a ptaa, Me
eornar; thane* Ma Una S. aw. 10
cha. to a black (ant aoar Now Hope
Spate*; thanaa aa Beat lay* a other
Hna N. 06 W. I cha. to a ataka and
pointer* to the Tinlara Una; thanaa
aa that Hna l.t'Wtt eh*, to a ataka
aad potetavs O. T. Barn**’ eornar;
thanea aa kta HaaB. M B. 040 eha. to
a tort* ptaa, fee. Parriah1* ltoa;
thanea aaMallaaN. 4K.Uefca.te
a ataka aad potetara M* ooiaar;
thanea aa Me after ItoaJJ. M B. 8
o# R. Stewart, hiwnthidl tome*
aa th* Haa *4 It N. t B. t2 eke. to a
ataka to the dower Uaai rtma aa
*e*4 dowar ltoa N. M W. >40 cha. to
th* battoatotr aentatatot *4 tow
more or Baa.
Plae* af aato Caart Hooaa Door,
URh^toa. N. 4
Ttag J aala, April IS, 1810. at U
Term, at aato. tub.
BANK Of COATS,
BAOQBTT A BAOOCTT, aSSS****
ThU March 18,'lSlg.
GOOD PIBCB OF U8Q10LATI0N
mat tha atvamy an tha «naa»y*» I
ground and tkar* fight to eanqoar. )
Thoy onliot patiant and hooaahaM,
and arbaa (Iran tbia aoppart tha *W- [
tory ia thaira. Thay doat atop at '
tailing bow a thing la dona, why It la
dona and tha raaaHa to ba axpaotad
THaaa baalth adncatorg ara valuahla
aaaata to any atata, and North Caro- '
linn la ta bo congratulatad an thU 1
nava aha baa takan toward atamplag
out tulm i nl aala. I
I
appoint took facalty, pmtriU ruck
mom ar mmnm of laetaroa, itodp
and tUaical work aad award rack dl
plnmaa. aartiOaataa and atkar avi
danaaa ad tka aaaipiataaaaa od tuck
eaaraa ar aeuraaa aa ha may think
wfra aad yropar, and perform aurh
atkar foartiana and do rack othoi
aata aa ha my think naecoaaary li
r in darting ad aaah training achaal.’
Tialnad aaraaa haw brae ana of tk<
I itrawgaat fareaa arar aaat aat a
gaiaat tka Wklta Fiagao. Tkry
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Special Announcement
We taka pleasure in announcing to oar many patrons, and In the
trading poMic generally, throughout Eastern North Carolina, that era
are nowghring aval ABSOLUTELY FREE, to vrery purr haver of one
dollars worth of any kind of merchandise in eihter of our deportments,
for cosh.
I One $300.00 High Grade Piano
One 10-piece Dinner Set
S Gold Coins,“value $250 each ~ “
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FOR EVERY CASH PURCHASE 0 P ONE DOLLAR THE BUYER
WILL GET AJCEY WITHOUT C08T. I
THE FIRST KEY OPENING THE LOCK WILL ENTITLE THE
HOLDER TO THE HANDSOME (3 00.00 PIANO ABSOLUTELY
FREE.
THE SECOND KEY OPENING TH E LOCK WILL ENTITLE THE
HOLDER TO THE BEAUTIFUL 100 PIECE DINNER SET ABSO
LUTELY FREE. I
THE NEXT EIGHT KEYS OPENI NG THE LOCK WILL ENTITLE j
t THE HOLDERS TO A TWO AND A HALF DOLLAR GOLD PIECE
EACH.
Barnes & Holliday Co.
Dunn, - - North Carolina
BUY YOUR INSURANCE
Through
Dunn Insurance & j
Realty Company.
We write in the strongest, most conser- j
vative and reliable companies in the
world. Fire, Life, Auto, Accident, Plate
Glass, Casualty, Bonds.
Real Estate Loans a Specialty
B .O. Townsend, Sec. and Treas.
THIS BEAUTIFUL SILVER
SOUVENIR
SUGAR SPOON
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ALFRED PEATS j
“ PRIZE M
WALL PAPERS
Eroy lady wlw
Wall Papar from Nf t b a
1915 mmpim wifl m
Mbt M d till*
Ml Malta yaor
Iwna attra ' atlva and
dfctmetaaa. ill F«*a bandrad
artislie
J. E. BLACK
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