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TaaBU thrnngh Brand Street bo
twaea FayettvviBe to Bniliaart Ait
no honey state the
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that ail town people
to travel to and
final tha ban portion of tawn van
Thin appaan to ho a
farmer* with heavily
wagoaj in caught la
nch a Jam that thair harm become
frtghtaaed aad ware troable. As
toiati wltt Bad that a detour through
Xhag Avene ta Dtrtu Btrvvt. thence
ta WBaaa Avoaoa la Jett 4a conven
ient aa the trip through Broad, and
that It vB prove more ptoaannt for
the farmers.
Give Clash, aad
Claiha aad mloalodloa of l>unn
waat a rhanr« ta attend the great*at
fair oa earth. They admit it. A
Tha Oiapatch la at hand. Thair csac
I* eat forth fufly aad a request la
■odo to have all atone and offlcei
claaad dartag certain hours of soot*
day dartag dm fair.
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pU. It is hMm that they are given
M oppertaUtp to celebrate with oth^
* "haa ether* are making
■to»»T they asoally afe making money
far their employers. Daring the
Dwa Fair everybody elm la going to
It *1 tha Fair Ground* daring tha
alterauoas. Thors will be few people
• Will si sag the stain thoroughfare*
while m big a thing as tha Fair It
hi program.
Bjr all waana. lets givt the worker?
a chases to see the Fair.
The gore..
tha heals of Us return
la th« hospital Jeff
the
are
expense
hospital
aad placed hi operation.
Load Volos.
•meat lead miss around Dunn
•how that the era of low-priced soil
has paassd. Baal estate valors have
passed beyond the wildest dreams of
the irst Ueo<is who ft'lowed the
Umber camps of 1596. Karas > la this
locality era new worth *200 an acre
aad a^mard. They are o-Tiag for
that, a' least.
•amt say fana«r« con not till such
load at • profit. Thom who have
hemght It. however, say differently
One fana.-r who real doe is tows myi
he has mode om 636# scree more
then pay for thsmeelros la the lest
two psora His cam emp he creep
ties el by remen af the fact that he
is aa latmmlvs farmer. IIis land le
in proras. u«(T«r. u« pnco* arc
act caMy lafUtil—that raal eatate
haraaboata ta vtrtk all that ia being
paid far it ta the maa who will work
k tie aO that it will return He
per*, too. that mm goMoa oppor
taairfaa haw# boon loot la tho paat.
Lrah that wtn yield «o large a profit
a««M har# haaa atakiag dollar, ia
fonaar year* whoa they aeodo only
WH lam laad aelUag mm H new
do** tha famar ia fooliah ta ha eatia
M with th# rotarae ha haa boon
arcoatooaod ta gattiag. Sack land
ehaaM ha aader eaMiratio* ah the
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RECOLLECTIONS
OBSERVATIONS
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Although th, Bordens and Wells
Wt boea making brick la Goldm
ibsro as Ibna as otto can rtaodxr,
Cher, is s dearth of tho commodity
t in that pood tows at present. Thera
I are no brick* a-Vall th*r*. not even a
| few “ba>." This is ailaatsd by one
Kufw Jcroigan, gentleman of eolor
, and oaduubtcd truthfulno*. on# time
resident of Dunn, who ia now doml
Idled In the city which suffers a
famine of Irish confetti.
Puf, imparted the information to
CluU of Police Page while here a few
I days ago. Rufs wa* tho invited mad
welcome, but unwilling, guest nf the
Chief.. lie was being antartaiaad at
City Hall pending examination of an
aimost-leatW traveling bag which
dangled in Rafc'l dainty, nam-like
1 hand when the chief welcomed him to
I town.
Rufs had ctr*lately relinquished
I hold upon the bag when the copper
greeted him. Another cop gave it
a “heft” and found it heavy—extre
mely heavy. That was why Rufs was
, invited to City UalL
,’ The inquisitive police opened the
. beggar?. Its contents was about
'■Ally pounds of brick bats. It was
1 aptn this d'seorory that Rufa impart -
i m the tad tala of Goldsboro’s plight.
,| "You know chief,” he said, “my wife
. > is a turrible sufferer from newralgar.
1 Tho way that 'oman doe* got mia’able
' with pains in ker face is Jca awful
Down to Colsbur th’aint no bricki
a-*all which she can beat and put
sldsn her facq whon It ha'ta. You
know, rah, tti’slnt nothin' that'll
cuer» nswralger eeplin hot bricks, Be
i l Jet had to cent down bars and
• ffvt tham’erc what you sacs in the
bag. Yaseuh, than (he the truth.
Yassuh. thank you, suh; nawniuh, 1
1 tint go* no likker; yassuh. good bye,’
11 You Novae Know.
,| Benutle* of heart and mind ar« of
I ten found in rarpriiing places. W«
'|pa» r man on the itreot. To all
outward appearances and from con
■ leeioui actions o fthc Individual we
nvqhf think that here »u a vlllian, a
hum. a sot—one without a si nets
saving virtue. Yd the heart or mind
' of that man might contain gems u
adorn a royal diadem throughout e
ternity. You never can tall.
A casual observer would never look
. for be*olio* of mind in Bob Johnaen,
I oor would he expect to And anything
• lovely in the heart of Mack Baldwin.
| For thos* of yon unfamiliar with
, the Duua of yesterday when ’Squire
I** or tho 1st, Tayki» Young was
mayor and Henry Anderson wn* chief
of the police force, which numbered
himself and Vick, w# will explain
that Bob Johnson was a alga painter
-bo owned a mule, a two-wheeled
cart and an unquenchable (hint.
Whether or rot Bob la now hi the
land of tho living, we know not. If
ho has passed out we are confident
that, despite hlj apparent depravity,
n kindly ruler of human deatiay hat
justly rewarded the old fellow for th*
good that was in him. Ho has at
least as for a mourner.
Mack Baldwin, negro restaaran
teur, waj probable known to moat
prcecmt day Dunn folk, for op to four
y*ra ago hejrMnttj^dok^bT-^-jjg
Building now stand*.
Something over a decade ago Bob
had a little point ahop fronting on
Fayetteville Aver.ue, although th*
front door wts noTcr known to bo
open. .Brb always entered by the
allay, which led from Mack's hack
uocr (o b!i own. Tie slept In th« back
rom, where hr also did most of his
•tricking. WL. have euent many houre
there with him. fa hi; m. '.low mom
ents be would quote Shakesporc,
Tennyton and others by th, yard.
lie was a graduate of the North
Carolina (.'niv*r.>ity and as a young
man had given much promise of aue
ceas. Then he had married, to loan
his young wife a few month* later.
This was a heavy blow to Bob, al
though h« never directly alluded to
tho sad occurrence. Frequently,
however, he would quote:
“I "ever loved tree nor Sower,
But twe* Sret to pass away.”
Tfccn Ait eye* would fill with ttin
a* if hix mind had traveled bark
through The corridors of time to wit
neae mane* of happier days laddered
by tome great blight. After a faw
minutes h« would begin to npbrmid
nimaelf for hi* failortt. Anally Aud
io* aurccate in tho bottle which would
woa havB him quoting poetry of m
mort optimiattce tom.
Wc went around tr> tr. Bob.
He wai on hid couch, J*ist a ahadow
of hi. fotmer robust wif. For week,
ho had boon suffering from typhoid
l*T*r- hot he was recovering. We
asked him how he had been faring
and how ha had managed to poll
through after all his years of drink
ing.
"You wsnt to know how I pulled
. I** “*f°* “Well, you see
/he* W black devil over yonder in
Ms beet door. H. and him wif. Bnd
l<ttle nivrsn nursed me and fed me
That's how I earns through "
No vnu nerer can tell what hi In
a man s h-irt.
The “big black devil" .t that min
ute was grinding up scrape ef salt
wester* bacon with odds and ends of
beef to sell to hl< customers at fresh
pork sausage. He was Meek Bald
win.
fi|«MtMil Aaaonaced
Undsn. B*pt 17.- Mr. and Mrs.
D. fcJHelt, of Linde*, announce the
engagemenl of their daughter, Emily,
if Hamry L Rloaa, of Beanoke,
Z±_ The win take place
••Jr ta “?•“?*• Wk.u is
a aMUr of Bn. Henry M. fmnden. of
iBalsigh.
FALCON
t'jv'—aa sad family
taft Oodwh, on No M. Thurudar, to
betp^ti their travel toward China,
where they expert to spend the re
gga-niX^A-^ssa;,]
farmer two far Fiaae aad the latter
•e vale* CutWre.
Bar. B. Jf. G«# *•» taken sudden-1
If U1 me night tMa week, aad for a
wm hi danger, hot Is art again I
. i. T Matt be wo has r-ntunf tbs
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-SAMIARXJ®£3~
Must Be Obeyed
The STATE uyi surface cutsets must go. The food
health of the community and your own safety from
punishment demand that this mandate be obeyed.
We Cam Help Yom
With
SANECO SEPTIC
Closets and Tank*
<; They are non-stop paLle, of extra capacity, simple and
inexpensive, with nothing to get oat of order. No
pipes to stop up. no weirs to overflow. Bacterial ac
tion decomposes the sewage; a few backets of wstar
each week carry away the residue. Thre are no chem
icals to buy, sud no expense after the first cost. They
come complete. You can use your old house. They
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We sell and Install them. We alho do every other sort
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SEE OUR EXHIBIT AT THE FAIR
! We have CARBIDE We have i
Aci-om from the Poatofflce
w. C. KANOY
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I Notice to FARMERS I
I ».✓’ If you want money in amounts from $1000 to $30,- I
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1. 000, on terms running from 5 to 20 years, for purposes B
B- stated below: B
I (a) To aid in providing loans for the purchase of land for I
B agricultural purposes. B
B (b) To provide for the purchase of equipment, fertilizer,
B live stock, etc. 11
£ (c) To enable land owners to invest in buildings, drain- B
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B (d) To liquidate and consolidate the indebtedness of n
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I fOWFT TAXES DUE }
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Your town taxes for 1919 are now due surd the books
; are in my hands for collection. 11
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All tax payers are hereby notified to see me and settle
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All poll and personal property tax payers are notified
to pay before Dec. 6, or I will be obliged to collect by dis
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\ One per cent discount if paid during October. No
J discount during Nov. and Dec. One per cent monthly will ; j
be added to all taxes after Dec. 31. 191 9.
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Town of Dunn, N. C.
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