THE DUNN DISPATCH
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to Dm*. X. ft, aht to* ato to
, Mm* ft lift
LKMH POW, Palldhi
NmIM a* Wo*_
To Boot Miwfan.
T« toaM who ha** haaa worrta*
far to* frta lapaatia of CmJlu'i
eUmtop throe* to* total tha
activity *f to* IftaiM nachUa la
It* effort to fate* to* a*Mia*»toa *1
r*ni»o X*rria*a a* Pennrary't
—Tnfirl b****r ia to* approach! m
p*htr**Un*tl e«*f«lp i* aa uawet
can* a* it *B prove iiaMaca* to)
to* party. Machia* ■*th*to ahaaU
have a* plao* la to* pr**nt kIm*
of ptoMaa No mob ant oven th<
BaaanM* Funtfold. himaalf. toaoM
to *II«thi1 to dictate to fro* voter
wton they toonld cboo tv for aay of
However. Mr. Siaaaoaa' atatollttw
are Cartel aly at wort for toe worth]
Coat. Oat haa hut to vUH aay Fad
oral' haildtac ef tha Stota when
age** of th* vorioaa Fadaral da
Urtfli told forth to dtoeover thta
SBStirbsifts
toa eivoa toon ttoir lobe That fa
fahrmangh. They fulfill an oblige
tin. Bad mm where la chril acr
vtoe lagaUtloai. w* kMiw—than fa
• Haaaa which la supposed te pro
had* tholr wsddHag Into poilHaa. The]
aloe hr* aadar mm -Mifth. to tbi
pohMe, aloe* tha pahUc pop* that
p. tjgti-. of taam, haa thi
ngbt accorded every citiaon to vot<
for who ia ha pleas**. Ha map g* •<
far ha to paMWlp thawpina tha caw
af tft* was af his choice. Hia iaflu
awiafa hawavar, ah said wot ha permit
tad da compel thoea whs travel at pah
Hr sop ansa to apaad tea public'* dm
aad .ataasy in dafsating tha public’
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It I* paaaibta that those wan hnv<
ant had “the ward** frees Mr. Bias
■Man They amp ast kaaw what h<
wants them te do. Bat It la cortaii
thdt thop are awHng a pretty pm
rasa* sc they weald hove been turner
tnWSitkar Mlki Wfm paw.
{Mb Pag* tote* math at whWhth*]
sap r*—*-p thatr hmviaal pm. Tim]
piwtem to boUovo that ho has a<
“lhjisii at hfl"—that dm rase Is ft hi
tpf hetwoaa Max Gardner aad Mr
^^aHgtdlan to ha tha Mg
^ d strangest man la tha nr*
tactics map win far Motrisoa
had hi the Wag ran thap are boat*
trlssa far tha party. Babart H. Pagi
doaervs* better af tha DmMoatfa
pasty than Its Waders la Wateiagtor
weald have It treat ka Certain 1]
stapagtp toward him
Gdad Baade aad
' Haw I* BoOd Them
One af dm neatest oahiavamaatj
h -tea plan far Federal aid la read
katlMag MBUaa* of dollars havt
bam amacprictwl tm* ^a paapam
a*4 a waadorfal bapatas haa baaa
• gfpaa to read hoBdiag la all parts al
the paaalrp. As aaaal. however, thr
Btptas of tha Matte sad Middle Wart
ham haa* tha test to taka advantage
af tea fends aad are yolay ahead
to baild hard
Moite Carolina
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fulAHmeat will upty repay th* ef
fect
Hard ratface roods will be the
channels *f fittn transportation.
That fatar* is Mt many decades die
taat. If sr* are U coatinea ear pre
i teotioo* to pragreedveoees w* most
begin new to prepare ter that time.
The community that held* to the oU
nUUh system of toad building will
eeea he relegated to the realm whither
th* dede ha* already flown.
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;;; IN AND ABOUT
the TOWN
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Karniagt by the Pint National
Bank of Dus totalled U pot coat
during the last year, according to
a statement asada to tbs stockholders
la their annual meeting Tuesday af
ternoon. A earn! annual dividend of
« par eeat waa declared aad paid.
The balance of the earnings were
transferred to the snrplas account
for farther protection to depositors.
Oil Goldstein and J. Lloyd Wade
ware added to th* directorate of tho
beak aad nil of th* old idiffts and
directors wavs reelected. They are
D. C. Fuasell, President; G. If. Tilgh
man, Vk* President. H. B. Taylor,
Cashier; W. B. Baldwin, Assistant
Cashier, and D. C. Puaaetl. G. M.
TOxkmsn, John W. Draugboa. John
A. McKay and Marvin Wad* direct
on. The past year eras one of tbe
most successful ever experienced by
th* honk. A special resolution of
thanks t* the oBcers aad directors
was adopted by the stockholders.
More than s million and a quarter
dollars was on deposit Teesdsy. This
was practically double the deposits
at the tin* of last year's annual
meeting.
P. S. Cooper ha* sold his stock la
£fc« Rank of Caaii bb4 writ It fk# an.
no*) meeting of its stockholder* this
veto retired os its president end di
rector. N. T. Patterson. cashier of
‘.he institution since its foundation,
succeeds Mr. Cooper. Other officer*
elected an Elder 3. 1. Coats, rice
president; C. E. 8 wart, cashier; J.
B. Baggett and L.' L. Levin eon. at
ternsys, and Mia* Blanche Graham,
rtenegrapber. Mr. Patterson. Klder
Cents, Mr Baggett, Mr. Levinson.
Or. H. C Cohorts and W. E. NiehoL
torn the hank’s directorate. The
aurnioge of the Institution last year
racetoed 100 per cent. A stock dlr
idcsMt for this amount was declared.
It was also decided to sag an addit
ional 10,000 in stock so as to bring
the capitalisation up to tit.000. The
present rsoeurcee of the honk art
over 1STt,000. according to the ro
part submitted to tit* stockholders.
Cote of the now artesian well win
b* approximately (10.000 according
<• rough estimate* furnished by proe
peeUvu centra storm. This Is neary
tosal to the Int cote of the entire
Ught and eraser pleat seventeen years
ago. But It la admitted that Dunn
■ute hare « new wall. Oaa good
healthy stream of water from this
wail weuH be worth several tims* Its
cote when Ore threaten*.
W. H. Newberry, L. U. Blssell and
”■ A. Parker, farming a committee
topoiatod bp the Board of Town
Cornerl»Mouera, visited Southport this
week to inspoct crude eO engines is
as* there m the municipal now. r «ia
tion and lu other plant... Yh- >• ... tv
vary favorably impressed axil .it..,
ahly will reeummem) the .
similar onea for Uir power *«.: watt .
plant here.. Mr. Bixaeli supc-surer sl
ant of tha water u.td Iqrht «: y,.i\
mint, made sueii a rcentum.-udat....
at tha lad monthly mvlirg «f
board. The initial coal ot On- < ...
giaea, however, <au<at ;h. ciinia'
sioners to hesitate. Probably lie.
two would be noolrcd to Install hi
chinos that would bo ample for prv.
ant and immediate future rvrpp.i
meali. It ia certain that tha cm.I.
ail t-uginee would save a sum nv.:
to this within five years if they w.L
perform at nicely us manufacturer:
aay they will. At any rate. Um Inca
plant must have additional equip
ment very toon ar it will collapse
Dunn cannot afford to delay, third
those who are familiar with the sit
nation.
Although tha Board of Control -
•loners determined several week* as<
to remodel the Opera House, no step,
toward this end have been taken a
yet. One reason in the scarcity n
building material and labor. Aootho
may be that the commissioner' di
net realize the necessity for speed
Moat of the plastering on the wall
and catlings has cracked and a lulv
part of it has fallen. There is al 1
much danger front that which *ti<
hangs to the laths If eontvthing .
not done soon the entire buililt.i;
will 1 offer damage that will cost four]
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Fifty additional gar bag - cans havi
been placed along Brunei strvet i:
the bunineas district af the iioUnc
of Chief of Police Page. Visitor
to Dunn are a iked to use these io
waste paper, fruit peels end ottu
refuse. Merchants arc warm-d tha
they must use thee* for waste mv.-jI
from their store. A recent ordinal-.*
imposes a fine of (10 upon person
who ere found guilty of rvcrpm;
Into alleys and back lota. The chic
it* experiencing considerable difficult
in keeping tbe streets and alley
clean, although a large force of Is
borers and garbage wagons arv krp
constantly at work. lie asks lb...
visitor a and townspeople cootn-.n;
with him in this work.
Stockholders of the HarmU t >•»
ty Fair Association will m.*et heri: i
the offices of the Chamber of Coin
merer Friday afu-n non. Jar.uar
S3. In this mectintr glnno for cn
larging the fair plant and for *>i
holding of this year's fair will li
discussed. Directors of the o*iran
ration have some rath* r u.-cbitloti
plans to present to thi body n*-d
is thought thst they will be adopter
Secretary Owen Odum was her Su
orday arranging for the meeting.
LEGAL ADVERTISINI
SALE VALUABLE FARM
Under and by virtue of a decrer **
the Superior Court of Harnett Cour
ty. N. C., In an action or Special Pr»
cording before the Clerk entitled l
W. Hoekaday et ala. v* Altdtl
Hoekaday et ah. the undcr-tr*-.
commisaionsra will offer for rele fv
one third cash sad the balance in c.i
and two years, on Wednesday the -It
day of Feby. 1920. the following r*
scribed farm, to-wit;
41 mmrmm of land In Hamvtt Coin
ty, N. C. beginning at a stake hi Ei
aia Las and Hllery Stewart'* corne
and rasa as the Ennis line S. 80 E
8.6 chains la a stake; thence S. 21 I
13 1-2 chains to a stake; thence S.
W. K.6 chains to a stake S Norris’*
c
" ' r’:-‘:^TC>l. JAN. 88, IWt
corner uf thn AtVnJ 130- aer- H»r
Or wr««y: lh\ :.ee as that line N. bC
i V M rinli.3 to a stake lav s.tu *
•v-. :. ;• ;r...< A ji. tract; Iuci.j
a. ibt: line :* -h* tie.-pr.oiai:. c*
.I ci:.' !*, •!.; t an«* O': Kb, a ]
inline 1 >t hV ? •.* the Division of ’«
,lm.; of 7 obi i • ItyaV*. aer'il ’> ■
•air ", mail a i! Tprw, aid -
1 ’ ? II—...' c» •fc* praallA* aba' / il
t in 7.' -‘clai'k on v .
i •. ;icv .h 4’h day of Kcb/. H>£:.
!scv Id. 192.7.
J It. BARBOUR,
J. WILLIS CREECH,
Commimtencrs.
NOTICE OK SALE OK ROAD
L0ND3 OK AVBRASBORO
IOWNSHIP HARNETT COUN.
tY. NOUTH CAROLINA
The F.oad Cemmlmioacrv of Aver
i. 'oora Township llarnett County,
S ate .,f North Carolina, will receive
■>e»\!rd proposals for the purchase of
fifty1 Thousand (150.900.00) Dollars,
I i bonds nf said Commimionvrs, U
•urtl aider authority of Chapter 487,
1 l‘cl. \ Local Laws of 1913 up to 13
1 o’cloci: M. Frbtonry 14th, 1920.
Said bond* will be tuned in de
ni.ninufioa of 91000.00 eaeh, unions
’ other-isc prescribed by the purchaa-1
• fr; w.ll be doll'd March 1st, 1920,:
cad oi'm interest from data at aix per
’ cent, payable semi-annaaUy, both
’ i rim "pal and interest payable in the
t;- of Nett Vork, mid bonds to mi
1 i. •.Meaty years after date; that is
’ 'o ..ay. on March 1st, 1940.
All |irop,imls mad be accompanied -
I Vj rvrlillsd check upon a responsible,
'»!»!: Buyable to the Treasurer of the
i Load Commissioner* of Averanboro'
i Tounsliip. in the sum of 91000.00 |
• 7 h„ ’awd re-.ervee the right to re
• Jecc my and all bids. All proposals
■ -'Hi '.«■ opined in the ofllce of Clif
' foul ft Townsend, First National
I ilenk Building, Dunn;- North Caroli.
I ha, si I ’ o'clock M. February 14th,
i 1029. For further particulars ad
> irc-s the Chairman or Secretary, or
: Cl;Cord & Townsend, Attorneys,'
f Dunn, N. C.
» C. L HEMJH1NGWAY,
Chairman.
B O. TOWNSEND,
■ . Secretary
NU1ICE
Monti Ct"»!ln«, Hnrnett County. In
the Superior Court
.'ur.n OhIdwell vs. B. R. Caldwell
fh« dot rad-ant. above named, will
laki notlei! tluit an action entitled,
ti vbuvi! H-u beM commenced $n 1
lU-j Snp-rifr Court of Harriott nmnt}
by the plaintiir for 'hr nurpoa of
ar-curine from the defendant a dc
ei*ni of absolute divorce; and the'
••'•■•d defendant will further taka no
I'tn 'Hoc h,' U risjulrod. to appear
el the term of Superior Court of
ilrrin It County to o» held on the
ElovcnUi Monday after the first Mon
, i* ry ir Marrh. 1920. it being; the J7th
day of H»v, 1929, at the Courthouse
I in si*Kl county, in Iditthjrtoo, N. C.,
autf answer or demur to the com
plnint in this action, or the plaintiff
' will apply to the Court for the ralief
dom.-KH ii Ir. said complaint.
This the 72t.li day of January,,
• leSO.
i ... a. a McDonald
_ t ’erk Su|>oiior Coort.
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WM. 8. PARKER
Repreicntatirs
Box 367 Goldsboro
Mattresses
I:: ' and
Chairs
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CAR LOADS
OF EACH
JUST j i
RECEIVED
THESE GOODS have been exceedingly hard to get for
several months past and many of our customers have been ;;;
obliged to do without. Now, however we have plenty to
supply the demand and will be glad to make immediate ;;;
; |; delivries. ;;;
THE MATTRESSES are of the best felc. Cotton felt and
combination grades. Made of high grade ticking, double- ;;:,
sewed and seamed. Quality and construction guaranteed. !«
Prices right.
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THE CHAIRS include all grades of rockers and straight
chairs in wicker, oak, mahogany and the cheaper woods. ! * !
Some unusual bargains are to be found in the lot. All are «
of high grade construction and worth more than we charge
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New York, Jan. SI.—Dr. RoyuJ 3.
t op.land, health r«f*»mi*&«>ncr tc
(tired rumpla nt' today that ybvn!
ware unablu to obtain wSUify
fot troaUaent of pntle.ita. U* <ruii
that only about 10 pur rent, of ibo
inter** 1* tEo rlty h«* fr-iu«r- It
and declared tl,u would
trjro the retablldwnt of atoti'c-a by
tha eoraraaaoat where li.,o«r rould
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