T3
THE CENTRAL TIMS.
K. F. YOITNd
. K. R a:tii All
Editors.
THURSDAY AUGUST
30 1S91
rOI LTKY A.'Ml EGGS.
Poultry-raiaing is not classed aroori
the industries of this country, for
there are very few who giv? special )
interest to it, and yet insignificant
as it is generally supposed to be the
aggregate sales of poultry and eggs
amount annually to about $500,000,
000, in addition to which millions of
eggs are annually imported .from
Kurope. There are farmers who
wouldn't think of raiding poultrj fir
market or of I rioging eggs to market
because tLe- think it looks too small.
There are also thousands of farmers.
North and South, .who although they
are n.t too proud to sell poultry ar.d
1 1 J '
eggs never do sell them because thev j
b ' :
have nevrr af ached any importance 1
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to jthera as sources of insome. They ,
raise enough for their own use. that's
all. We have known farinar in this
Stae to kill tlteir chickens because
they scratched liposome of their
grain.
There are pome poultry farms in
this country, a few. wl.-re the atten- j
lion of the proprietors is given to j
the raising or lh an i eggs lor -
marker, and the snrpifsir.g thing I
Hbout it is that tnero are not more
tbera. and that the pi.ultry. a:vl
buyers of the country have to depend
upon wiiat ib simply picked up upon
the farms.
There is no industry in this conn
try which yields as much money in
prop'rtirn to the capital invested.
wi.nld no bean exaggeration to
say that at ieaset eighty pT cent, of
the f500.000.000 received for poultry
and eggs is clear p.ofit. the fowls j
feeding themselves fro.n pickings
around the farm, which would, other
wise go to waste.
In the S"uUi the chicken is a trench
more common article of fb-d than in
the North, the per capita .consump
tion beicu at least twioe as sreat.
which may' he accounted for by the
fact that raising chickens gives but i
little trouble nere. th climate being
so mild that there is no . danger of
their being frozen to doatu in the
winter if not well hiused, and no
dauger of their starving to death if
not fed by hand. For this reason
the raising of poultry is not attended
in the South by the same risks and
losses which it is the North, and for
this reason it would be morc-profita.
ble and should receive more atten
tion. It may seem an iincredible state
ment that ttiere are not poultry nor
eggs enongh sent to market in North
Carolina to meet the homo demand,
while in all the larger tofrns on the
railroads they always command a
fair price and sometimes a very high
price. In this city half grown
chickens seldom sell for less than
Urenty-five cents by retail, and eggs
Bcniora less man iuteen cents a
dozen. At prices like these there
are lortunes in chicken farms to men
who will devote their attention to
lhem. and study the (thicken so as to
be able to prevent or cure the diseases
. . . . . !
special industry, for chicken cholera
anu oiuer laiai diseases sometimes !
3 at
maL sometimes attack and carry an appropriation to the World's Fair,
them otT. This is the ..most serious j an(1 ha(1 actliany ut to 'siMme some
draw back to engaging in this aa'of her slstcr states Aml now it
I via iw t,o utit u iii iiuiuuu u
sweep them off by the hundred. The and scoffed at. Will the wide-awake
cause of thia we. d;,n't know but in- j citizens of North Carolina stand this ?
vesication would probably show that Uyiy ,not .go to work and get up
it will be found either in ths food ; enough money to have a grand ex
they pick kp. the water they drink or J lubir. at this great exposition in 1893.
In tha ill ventilatei houses they rooitjxorth Carolina has the material to
in. The Northern chicken raiser has!raake an exhibit out of, and all she
the sarno dimcultiea to contend fwants is the energy to have it dis-
against, iiut this does not occur
often enough to be an lnsurmounta-
ble obstacle to success in the busi.
oess.
There may not be in the largua'je
of Col. Sellers, millions in it.", but
there is handsomely paying money
and more in proportion to the Sand,
capital and labor required than in
anything the Southern farmer can en.
gage in, and it is a business, too. : -
which he can increase as he desire?,
without tnucu additional oxnene.
There is no danger of overstocking
the market," for there is no day that
chickens suitable lor the table will
not command a good price in the
nearest market town or in towns of
easy access. With the advantages
the South has in climate, mild win
ters, und in the abundance of food
the chickens pick up this ought to
be the great chicken section of the
country mh! ought to bring in to our
people as much money as the cotton
" looKs.use a
UJ" UUfc- tuere are immense
iMHsihifi ies iu it. Wilmington Star
IMPORTANT Awvivn.
. Messrs. A. Sprupt & Son, of Wil
mintrtnn. N. C. who as cotton ex
...rLPr.have attained to credit a..d.
renown throughout the commercial
circles of the world, and who' are
thoroughly posted in the minutia of
the business, have recently issued an
open circular to cotton planter- that
contains much wise counsel and im
portant formation concerning the
r -
( growing crop and Low it should be
handled
in getting it ready for
market.
If our farmer friends, readers of
Tiik Times, in this section, whoegan neacht Micb. and re Messed
name is legion, and most of whom
;are co'ton growers of many acres,
win ...now rr.,. o,u,.ww. -
palpably sou"d advice wc fVel qu.te j
' J 1 '
sure it will redound to Jieir advant-
.
Ml r II f . C? Jt. CT,0 .'
age.
Ti e circular reads as follows :
Wilvixoton N. C. Aug, 1. 1891.
Dear Sir: The accumulation of)
i low grade cotton ha overstocked
i ll.a i.inrlnt nf I'm wnfl 1 n-l thl
.. ... , ,
iiirtiliia will i'.riihn.!ilv have to brt
1 ' , ,,.:,
sacrificed at extremely low prices,!
r . , f.
On the other hun t, t! c supply or
good cotton is -quite limited, and ;
ti.cie is always a market for ihe'j
bet'er grades. It is therefore
a
1
matter of the utmost importance to
our friend, the planters, that extra
ordinary care be taken in handling
the next crop The greatest precau-
Uon sjMMl1il be tak. n to pick the
c(U n
f.titt? n lion it in firt 1 v flrv
nvoj,liHS, s,UCi aiv snidy cotton. I
w, ic(l niM lte In,t carefallkept !
spparate from the better qualities,
T,,e'n exPrci c:ire in setting the gin
, g.iws so &s to nv((i(l rl,,t1n? t!e s.ft.
; .wl whon . j.kg, cc that no i
j gin-falls, inferior cotton, sand nor J
' w:iter js penntttcd in the ba'ing. !
! Ti'.is pro!;:ir ition will insure a ready j
I tje at the best, enrrent prices wide j'
l.p npioct f t hesfv precot;tions will!
! pr,babl y cause a loss of from five to!
ten dollars per bale to . the farmer
upon every bale he produces.
Hiihorto many of our planters
could afford t take tlie easier curse
aiid gin good, bail and indifferent
cotton together, but as the indica
tions point to ruinous prices for me
dium and infetior grades next season,
it !ehooves every cotton producers to
excrciset he utmost care in preparing
his c rop for market,
We trust tbnt our friends to whom
this letter i addressed will appro,
cia?e our motive in offering this ad-
vicos: for their benefit, and that they
will circulate it among their" neigh
bors,
S
Alcxaxdki: Spuuxk A Sox.
A II ii mi up; Mi:iH(.
It turns out now that North Caro
lina will have to back down in the
$2.",000 appropriation for the World's
Fair. . Since the condition was that
it should come from the unclaimed
direct tax money which has been
returned to the !tate by. the Govern
ment. The State cannot use that
morey for any purpose' whatever, in
less than six years, even granting
that enough will be will be left u -called
for. It would have been a
thousand times belter if the Lesjisla-
lure hvL, never zone through the farce
Lf appropriating money it had no
right to. The . newspapers have
hearalded to the wor'd with glaring
headlines that North Carolina, the
'Riii Van Winkle" State, had made
turns ;ut to be merely a myth; how
ti,0 m.i v,,rH, t M;,nir
played in 1893. Patiiot.
AVlml fv 'IVaeh Girl-.
Give your girls a thorough educa
tion. Teach them to cook rnd pre
pare the food of the household.
Teach them to wash, to iron, to
darn stockings, to sew on buttons,
and to make'thier own dresses.
Teach them to spend within their
income.
Teach them to wear a calico that
is paid for with more comfort than a
silk one which is still owing!
TeHch theui how to purchase and
sec that the account tallies with the
Durchsse.
Teach them that good health and a
bright face is better than fine clothes.
Teach them good common sense,
eel f help and industry.
Teach that marrying a man with
out principle is " like putting to sea
without, a compass or rudder.
Teach them if you can afford it
music, painting, and .other accom.
ni,,iimrntq - hut insist on a certain
amount of reading daily. In read
ing there is development, and ofteii
The no man who does not read
enough will certainly "gossip enough.
Teach them to mind their own busi-
and .avoid go8i,,ing as they
would an infectious disease. A gos
sip is a perveeted mind.
Fina.lv. teach that matrimonial
happines? depends npp on wealth,
nor on appearance, but on personal
character.
A Utile Girl KxperlCnreMn
UghlhouwC'.
Mr, and Mrs. L ren Tre.scot are
4
1 keepers of the Gov. Ik'ht. house at
wit h a dang hi it four Tears old. Last
Apr il he wa taken with measles,
f .uwed with a dreadful cou!i and
, . , . .
turning into a fever. Doctors at
.11
home snd Detroit treated hei. still
t ha grew rpiUy wrorse, until s'e
j was nothing but bones. Then she
! tried Dr. King's New Discovery, af.
ter usin two and a half bottles. ws
completely curkd. They say Dr.
King's New Discovery is worth its
weiht in gol1, vet :
. .
trial botJe free at li
weight in goM, yet you may get a
arper & Hood's
I 1 niTHf urn
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Children Cry for Pitcher's Castona.
Iluel.lon'w ArniCii SalVO.
'Lht; het Salve in the, world for
Outs Bruises Sors, Ulcers, Salt
Rl en. fever Sres, Tetter, (.'happed
! Hands. 'Chilblains Corns and all
N1':,n Eruptions, and positively cures
l''1. r no nay required. It is guar
anteed to or;vc pt-rfect satisfaction, o
money refunded. Price 2 cents per
box. For sale by Harper & Hood
Druggists.
Vhon IJaLr wa?i sick, we give her Castorla.
V!icn yhe w.-is a dill t. she cried for-Castoria.
WlKn s!ip hci'anf: Miss, she clmijr to Castoria.
Wl:ca she had C'hiKIrt'n, she g&ve them Castoria
Many Persons nr broken
flowr frrro overwork or household carea.
lirowu'8 Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
tyjtem, aMif dipcstion, remove excess of bile,'
and cures m&Uria. (Jet the genuine.
NEW ADVKRTISKENT-
RJHEUMATiSJU
neuralgia,
and sciatica
- can always be
successfully treated
, vith .
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
A cure
is: sure to follow v
the persistent
uso-of this .
medicine.
Has Cured Others
will cure you.
LEE J. BEST,
A 1 1 o r 11 Vy-n 1-1 a r ,
I) U N N, N. - a,
Wil! practice in Harnett, and ad
oining Counties. Special attention
given '.o collection of claims,
May-l-tf.
H. McD. ROBINSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
6 (UP STftlRS) THORNTON BLOCK.
K A Y KT T K V 1 1 ! K . X. C.
Cnvyaueinir and CoUttinf ' specialties.
Pritctic s in ;uuilerlainl and adjoining coun
ties. W ill trv cuiits in liiinu, wlici services
are desired. Prompt atteution to Ail business
if
r ii; i.
UUUilLOOHL- ir
DUNN, N. C.
The fall session for 1891 wiil be
sin on Wednesday, September the
2nd, and continue twenty weeks.
D. B. PARKER.
PlilXCirAL.
mm
THE N'KXT TEKM HEC1XS SK.HT. 3
KNTKANCK KXAMIXATIXS, SEPT 2.
Tuition ?;i0 per term. Needy youn
nieii f t:ii-nt ;kiul clianieter will beuided
w hit y-i !il;ir!iin anil 1-Kirs: Bosiiles
the Cii-mra .'oiire of Stn!, which
oiVer :i wi'le rane of eeetive. stnilie.
th.re are eourses in JAw, MeJieide and
Knineerinw. Fur catalogue itc.t ad
dress the President,
GEO. T. WINSTON.
Chapel Hill, X. C.
jDMIXISTRATOKS NOTIOE.
The nnder?i2 ned having1 quailiiled as
adiuinistmtor Com tetinento annex?
of the estate of M. V. B. McNeill
deceased, noiicei hereby given to ail
persons holding claims against paid es
tate to present them for payment on or
before the loth day ol August 1S92 or
tips notice will be pleade in bar for their
recovery, l'ersonf indebted to said
ctate are requested to made immediate
payment. J. M. DAVIS,
Admr. C. T. A.
W. E. Miiicliison A, D. U. McLean
Aug. 10th, Attys.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
THIS SPACE
BELONGS '
; TO
J. c. cox
IF YOU WaNT to luy any
t
CHEAP FOttCAStrCATL
AT THE SJORE OF
4
J; CO OX
GAPE FEAR k TADKIH TALLET
.RAILWAY W.
Condensed Schedule.
lit EFFECT JULY 5, 1891.
NORTH BOUND.
No. 1.
Daily
ex "
No. 4 . No. lc...
Daily DailJ
ex "I xe
Kunday Sunda.
Sunday
lav. Wilminpton... lOam
Arv. Favetteville. , 2 Kip m
Leay. Kayetterille-.. 8 05
Leat. 8anlord 4 35
Arv. Qri'nslKiro 7 05
Leav, Unenslorii...j 8 47
I.eav. alnut Cove-j 10 45
Arv. Mt. Airy-
Leav. BeniH-ttsYillt'
L-av. Maxton. .....
Arv. FnyetU'ViU .) .....
lav. Ramspur. ..
Arv. Greensboro
Leav. Ureiislioro.-.J
Illrm
133
2 57
7 sr.a 1.
1005
10 05
10 :5
Arv. Maaiaon.....
SOJTH BOUND.
No. 1
Daily.
No. 3
Dail
ex
N01
Dai
ex
exiy
Sunday Sunday Sund
I.oav. Mt. Airy-... I 5 30am
L-av. Waluut Covej 7 17
Arv. OreentKro.... 8 45
Leav. Ureensboro-!10
Leav. anford--... U.STpm
Ar . Fayettevtlle ) t 80
Li ar, Fayetteville.-j 3'05
Arv. Wilmington SO
Leav. Fayettevillej
Leav. Maxton ........
8 30 pm
4
1 M
vrv. rennetisviiie
Leav. Madixon ..,
Arv. Ore-ntoro
Leav. Greenahoro
Arv. Ramieur
S FOpn.
4 35
5U
!3 50
No. 12 I No 11
worth Borso Dally I fsorTH bocm Dally
Except Sunday I Except Snnrtav
Le.Oreentoro 10 35a m I L. Mt. Airy .. i iu
- Waluut ovel05p m I walnut cove 43"
Ar. Mt. Atry 4 20 - J Ar Oreo naboro 130"
W. E. KYLE,
General PasheDser Aent
j.w.fry,;
- Ueueral Xanaser.
ADVERTIS2ENTS
C 1. JE I 'mm a -mr- , I "V r? 1 ft ft 1 l r:.v
for Infants and Children.
-Cmst art a Is BO veB adapted to thildreil that
I recommend itka superior y any precriioo
known to me." II. A. Aacwxa, II.
111 So. Oxford St, BraWa, K. T.
" Th us of ' Cartria is so unirsfsal and
H merits so well known tha.: it kq) a Wl,rt
of aupererogation to endorse it Few are the
intelligent families whd iio wot keep Ca&toria
wfrhio easy reach." " T
Carlos SlARTvy, D. D ,
New York City.
Late Pastor EloomlncdAlo liciorined Church.
Tu Ckmtao
Mexican
Mustan
Liniment,
A Cure for the Ailments of Man
and Beast.
A long-tested pain reliever.
Its use is almost universal by the Housewife, the
Farmer, the Stock Raiser, and by every one
requiring an effective liniment.
No other application compares with it in efficacy.
This well-known remedy has stood the test of
years, almost generations.
No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of
Mustang Liniment.
Occasions arise for its use
All druggists and dealers
tai 1 si
I'Sffl i
If you don't belipve it come and price my New Stock
DM GOODS, HATS, SHOES, CLOTHING & GENERAL MERCHANDISE
GROCERIES GROCERIES
0BDLISK AND FAVORITE FLOUR' IS THE BEST
Southern Girl Cook ov ;. Fe sell the NEW HOME
and AMERICAN Sw.ng Machines jU-5. 00.
I' carry a nici line 6f Oof ns Gaskets, and Burial . Robes of all sizes
ind for" botn Sexes-
Call and examine, always gl A to show good?'
JAS. A. TAYLOR.
Wl
mn
TT fTlTTTf
Ovintr to a cnange in our business, wc shall offer our entire stock of
oods
AMOUNTING TO
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
And a great many articies at and below Coat..
s CALL EARLY AND SECURE BARG INS.
WE MEAN BUSINESS
r
REsrCECTFULLY,
J. A. MASSINGILL & CO.
DUNN, N- C. .
CHASE & SLATER
LAW AND CLAIMS COMPANY
1331 F STREET, RORTHWEST.
..WASr.IXGTOX.D. C
Practice in the Supreme Court of the
United States, the. Court of Claim?, all
the Executive Departments and before
Congress. Collection of Claim for
Indian Depredations a specialty. Pen
don cases prosecuted. Patent prompt
ly secured. Careful attention given to
iU classes ol laud caaea,
ADVERTISEMET
fa
Cvtoria enrw Colic, Ooontrpation,
Sour Stomiica, Diarrhoea. tructat.on.
Kilis Worm, gives aletrp, and promote dfc
restion.
WitLout injurious medication.
For several veArs I hare Mcommw 11 ,m
your Castona. ' and shall always continue
d as it hz& itvarialil produced beneficial
rtti'jitS."
Edwix F. PiRDa. ti. t),
" Tho Wintfcrop," lSUi Street and 7:h Are.,
New Tort City.
Coa?t, 77 Mukrat Etbsit, Xnr Tom.
- i nli if I t hrmm i
mi.'-
almost every day.
have it.
Y
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SPACE
WEEK.
NEARLY $10,000
JAMES H. PD EDWARD W. POU Jr
POU & POU
ATTORNEYS-AT-IiAW-
SMITHFIELD, N. C.
Practice in State and Federal Courts.
One member of the firm will always nt
tend Lillington Crt. and will go to
Duun whenever busiuess should sequire
Mil
iSEW ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE!
BEAD THIS Ahv iAVDTOTJR
MONEY
I bfj to inform my turner friends
and the public .generally that I am
now located in Duni and prepared
to make aud. repair all kinds' of
vehicles at
I will shoe your horses and mules
all-round lor .
IToi?70ots,
I use the very best materials and
sruarantec all' work You will Jind
me on the corner of FavettevMle and
Edgerion .Streets, on West side Ii. U
near Wfn. Cnlbreth Stills.
Give me a trial and he convinced.
Rrect fnllv ' 1
KUFUS PAKRI5,
, ATI AN TlGCOAST LINE. '
WiLMiNGTONTWELDON U.
CONDENSED SCHADULK
TRAINS (lOINU OUTH.
No. 23
Dally
No. 27 ISo. ii
MtM!l Daily
Daily., iexuu
Dated April 26 '91.
r m
i ;.o
l io
1 M
5 4.i
Leave WeKlou.. 'it
Arr. Rocky Mt
7 21
ROCK
BOTTOM
ICES
Arrive Tarloro... 3 17 I
AM
LeaVf? T.I rtoro 10 3: I ...............
Arrive Wlf.tnn I 8 U I 7 'M 7 53
Liav Wiis;ou-(...-j.i t SO I .".
Arrive Si'lltla.-.-.i.w (3 k0 I
Arr FayottAVill... R 0 1 ..:...,... ,
'Leave NoVrfsiTm.,, I I 7 40 -I " 8 4u
I.i-avo Warsaw...... I 4 1( I ....... I 9 31
LSV Mairnolia.. I ' t 7 I f W I 9 49
Arr. Wilmington.. 6 00 9 53 ll W
THAlNM OOlNU NPKTIli. . i:
' " f ao. U i No. Ta oT4()
Daily
"Daily. I Daily. ci gin)
7C Si 7Tl I fM"
LcaV Wil'niinfton.. 12 ;I5 . li 15 ' 4 2i
feat Magnolia 1 !7 6 io
I.mvp Vfiraw Il ll 25
Arrive OoMabor - 2 55 li 05 7 20
Leal FaytiVin.- ..... 1T ..7.7....
Arrive Mma 11 tf? I .-........
1 Iff ;
Aft. tto4y Mi...A 1 39 f 1M
AffiVe Tarboro.
I.eflVo Tat)rtro..
ArriV.? WtUlon. 5 OS
'i 53
Iff 00
Daffy extcpf ftniiday.
Trains on Hotland Neck BraftfTj Rnif fki-H
Wefdon xoap ni.. Halifax t tl j tii. afrive aC
yrotl.-tnd Nrtrh4 1" p m, .rMv'n!'' ns r vf,
Kinston 7 10 p in. Returning. I- Ktti-'oti
7 00 a ni. OreenVlUe g 10 a tn. Afrivin at KaW
ifax atll 00 a ni, Weldoii ll 23 it in, daily ti
cepT Suhcfay
Train leav5( Tarborft. N. C.vfa AJbPtnarU
& Ralijjli fR R.. daily e.tcejt Sunday. 4 0i p m
Sunday 3 i irt; arrive at Williamnton. N. C.
6 ?0 pin aud 4 '20 pro; Flyinoulh 7 50 p in.. and.
520 p m. Returning leaves Plymouth. Pf. C.
daily except Sunday 6 20 a m, Sunday 9 00 a m
Wllifauiston 7 !0 a in. 9 68 am. Arrive at
Tarl.oro,.N. f'. liro; a ai und 11 vo am.
Train on Midland N C Branch leaven Oolda
horo, N. C. dally except Sunday, 7 00 a m; ar
rive Smlthfleld N Cr, HO a in. Returning
l.flvpa Nmlt hfleld N. f. Him l m. nrrlu
Goid,sl)oro, N. r. 10 SO a. in.
Taain on Nashville Branch leave Jlocky
Mownt at 3 p. in. arrives Nashville 3 40 p. in,
Sjiring Hope 1 15 p. m. Returning-. Jeav
Sjring Hope 10 a. in. Nashville 1 :5 a. m.
arrive Rocky Mount 11 15 a. ru.Z dally except
Sunday.
Train on Clinton Brmch lores Warsaw for
Clinton, daily except Sunday, at ft ?.tt p iu amt
11 13 a m. Returning, ha re Clinton at R'.o-n,
in anil 3 10 p in eonuectlng at Wrrsaw witl
Nob. 41. 40,2i?and 78,
' Sonthlonnd traiji on wiNon a Ffyettevlll
Bi-ani-h U No 51 Northl.ound isNo to. l)aily
except Sunday.
Train No 27 Houth ami 14 North will top.
only at. Racky Mount, wilton cltoro ami'
Magnolia. -
Train Nn 7 inalf" cfos connection ntr
wclion fer all jny'tnln Nrtii daily. 'All rail via
Riclioiond and daily exwj.t hunday via Bay
Line JOHN F. DIVINE fJen lKup't.
J. R. KKNLY Sup'f Traooportu lion.,-
T il. EMMtii.sox Oen'VI'ahH'g r Agen,t.
00 for a Pair of n
(Custom-Made) M
from MftTiufrs TVmnatits, I
Satisfaction KurautoeU or a
. m i . j
SEND YOUR ADDRESS FOR SAMPLES
And Instructions for Se!f-Mea"rment.
PIEDMONT PANTS cSTlTPANY..
Winston. N. c.
THIS SPACE IS
LEFT FOR
R. A. JOHNSON
MANUFACTURER
GGGiESr CARTS, IP
OTmn
MID
B.4C
ChildrenjCry for Rtcher's Castoria: ' 8olace
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