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TiiE UM h'i, lilts. i:. i". v! Ci i. It. -k. VIII. HI Mrs George S Gould, who was ? JVIifX Kdi'li Kingdon, i3 t fatuous joung housekeeper, sas The Lartie I !t-n e Journal.' She cares nolhini for society none' of the Geluds do. no in -at Ur what is said to tliecontra r bin devotes bci time to her. Iuih l.und. In r ctUren and lier home. Mir docs all her own marketing. kt wH how to select a pood joint, and. i ettcr, still knows how to cook it. Mrs. Gould is the wife of pros. rHivoly richest man in America Mu-has millions at her co mm and, 3 she doe not squander a penn. liar, husband gives her a fixed ii. ine fi.r household expenses, anc a lihtrnl allowance each year for cloth SIe Keeps a little book in hu h is set down the sums of money kIu: rt'c ived and spends; and' once 4'sch mouth she balan.es it, pays all. and loins a rw account. She pur ch;4ei every pieco of clothing worn l Ik r children, and often makes a KpcciHi article of wear for thfin her M'if. Mrs. Gould is a firm believer tha- ail wives should have a fixed al hiH.tuce I'roni their husbands for hou-liild and clothing expenses. It in;v be much or little, just as the hubind can afford. Ilont Hiy 'I'lie l!ct Policy The ''Philadelphia Ledger, Mr. (icore Washington Child's news paper, a strong and consistent Ra piibh an in principle has announced its purpose to abandon the Kepubli can .orgai izafion of Pennsylvania J I says : 'It is indispensably necessary thai the f i iU vtrm shall be stuck bv a cruhinu defe;.t in Pennsylvania. It i for the v-ter of the state- now to judge now that the isue is joined as t thi 'eli v trances in the resolu twins of roth conventions which partv and which nominees are most Iik l to strike the blow that will de- fe.ai and fttairp out the system. Is it i In organization that shows a dis position to t-uutue and belittle the . -tnl invui'm in the State canvass or is it that opposing parly which goes at He iu.poriant voik in the clearest, iio-t . direct, earnest and energetic wa:r Mr. Ch'lds and the Ledger decides that he TJeocatic parly is the safest and le.t for adinii.i.Htering the gove rnment of Pennsylvania An honora ble and courHgeou decision. .Oh' Pen Frankhn was right. Hon t-t is the lies, policy Alt through its history the Democrat iePariy has been noted for Us hones tj. The public funds have been safe whi n ever the public administration linn been I'rnmcrntic Jt wa ho in the days of Jefferson. A no rew Jack son made his adminis tration fuun-us by his fearless nault of disho est fi'a.ci -1 inetb olr, utid Cleveland staked all upon a demand for honest government .IiiHticc to all special privileges to jionc. Mr. Chi Ids always been an honest oluiriau. :od this ha been a lead . iuK fsi tor the - roperitv nnd influ em e of the Piiiladflpliia Ledger. If a Mr. hihls ln-inin; "it is in di-l'rnsbly iitvcs:try that the spoils Mstnn :! be struck by a ' rushing defeat in Penny lvani:. how imper iitive in the demand f j reform- in il.Tll'll 'I A III I II IMI H M Ml ; v l.ij: they tell ui tha tin: I) mocra ti2 po.rty has accomplished nothing in na.ional affair in thirty years. '1 here ha been no oppor unit v. Ctev eland inaugurated reforms that were MiWuincd by the Pemocratic House, but they ere deieated by a Kcpub lie.au Senate. Ni vrlheie a great public si-rvtcc was rendered by tha Cleveland Aetininit r.-u ion in defe.it iiU inonopolSsi ic ' purpus and Re iihln-au ex'rHvaisuro A larv,c nurjilu w.h crea uu. out it took onlv a f. few laonfhs of Kcnuhli un juitnin. itrtiin to scatter it u the winds And make a hiicitiu the national treasury. Put if a --tronger contrast is want cd it is fouiid-in Republican an I Jenicra-ic adii.inistraliou in North Car.din.-i. The wnms coiup'ained f by Mr. C'hihN, as exi-tji g n Pciinsylvania. aie shadowy ouiiines of the picture of North Carolina un der Republican rule. The Slate was eina iiUtrd, and all that men know or I ream ol honor .as wrecked in t.' cess'tool of ii.famy. From this horri I tie condition f the Ohl North State was rescu d by her uutcrrified and here ic Pemticracy. The em of Honest Uetunera'io ad. fnir.'at ration, and North Carolina reMimcd Itt-r rwiuon a-uonir th . "9 " . 1 mo?, nnnoreti Males IIm Aunn can Un'on. Who wouM dutnand North Caro lina to . Repufclicun tleU'-miua ion? "If any. speak, for Liui have we offtneled. The fair name of North Carolina i life rkhei inheritance . of -her cliddren. I.t there be no hesitation- among pMrio'ic North Caiol in iaiiH. Honest ; t.rnent is a cardinal principle of Hie Democratic party, a d in this it alone is repr kCiitativ- of the peo I 1 of Nortl Ciirolinii Newbcrne journal,". To tiik Vmron: . The R-publi-j -iks are inak'iu- . s"r-ni, f'u ovi-r ' e Inci tha (tov riwir- ('nuip'-cll. ! in. Iih. made a twite for $3,000 v-.i.h one of his apjxuntees as securi v. The gentlemen was a friend of ie.verno' Campbell befre he got the ippointment, and he did not go upon 'tis note a.-! a office holder, but as n rieinl. It is a very small piece of busii.ess, and will amount to noth ing; j Chairman Neal of the Democrat'c Ceiinm'tree, says that the Democrats are better organized than ever before; the' have been at work in every county, and put in work where it would tell. He says the Republican sensational campaign will not a mount to any thing; it is votes that count; the Republicans will probably elect their man before the election, but on the evening of that day the Democrats will have succeeded in l mtting in enough to elect Campbell. The fight between Fpraker and Sher man fo- Senatorship is stronger anl stronger every day. It will andoubt edly result in the trading otf of votes lor dovernor to secure members of the House and Senate. The Alliance men say that they will beat Sherman while they do not intend interfeie in the Guberna'orial election. McKinly is playing circus all-over the Senators the latest act being go ing to a little tin plate that has been made in greenville. ( and dippiug some oi the iron plates in the melton bath and making tin plates himself; that dind of campaigaing will not do.. Tlie Hon Roger Q. Mills has made one. and he it to make more, speech es in the State. He is showing that the one issue before the country is the tariff. The reduction of the du ties on goods would give the farmers all the money the money they want. because everything w uld be much cheaper. The Republicans of New York have commenced the tin horn cam paigh, and are giving a great blow in all parts of the State. They are calculating to some extent upou the defection of the County Democracy in New York, and the apathy of the the Democrats in Kings connty. There will be no defection' and no apathyi before the campaign eloses the party will be in line, and the probalitios are that the majority in New York and Kings connty will be much larger than usual because it is leing shown conclusively that Piatt and his man, Fosset, were the sole cause of the WorW'air not being located in that city, where it ought to have been instead of being hidden away a thousand miles from the sea coast at Chicago. Senator Ransom says there is no trouble about the .third party in North Carolina. His worss are the great body of the Alliance, amount ing almost to unanimity are true consistant and patriotic Democrats. who will faithfully stand by their party. I here are a few mistaken men in the Alliance who will em brace a third party, or failing in that will try to get control of the Demo cratic party for their own purposes. But be this as it, may, the party in Norto Carolina is solid, and ifill re main so. On the other hand Presi dent Polk is far off his mouth on erery possible occasion declarite that North Carolina is going to be an Alliance State, and a third party State. . Col. Polk seems to have in view some anarchistio ideas, at least he is guilty of making threats of what may happen in the future. Here is what he, says : "In Kansas the farmers this time will have to siana alone. lJotu the other two parties have coiibined against them. This year we shall lose nearly if not quite all the Democratic vote. The report that there has been formed an inside circle in the Kansas 'Alliance whose object is bloodshed, fire and anarchism is so far as I know, a lie. But there is no telling what , men may be forced to do they cannot ob. tarn their just demand in a peaceful way-.' The Alliance and tha third will have a mucb better chance for suc cess if Col: polk put a bridle on his tongue, or a muzzle over his mouth. We have heard of men4 who were moan enough to steal corn from a blind sow, but they' loom up into princes, compared with Ike Hon. Mr, Fsiey. a member of the British Par liaraeht who allowed his wife to go to t lie poor -bouse and finally agreed pay three doliara a week to main tain her. K fact like this, if it be a fee. ahouU oonTinco Bob Ingeraoll that tliere is a red hot bereaiUr or If. mit, atletvst, there ahould be. -Wil. Star. . Children Cry for Usher's Cirtorj t- . . .. li II liuul 11 1 v. Vow thi. the ! Iie. jo-ademi- , -eminarie an-' primary ?-lwolt geni. Trtllv are r.h't;t oe d there Is n subject of importance to be fonaid- red. It is the ventilation of the school rooms. Both in our homes as well as in the school buildings this most important thing to health is neglected. Pare air and a plenty of it is a poMlive essential to hea'th. Good, warm clothing in winter, well heated rooms and perfect ventila tion all enter into the question of health of the body, the most im, portant that concerns a human be ing and appeals to his intelligence, if he has any, next to the health of his soul. Schools should be wel situated and then ventilation should be spe cially sought in the construction of schools buildings. Impure .air is simply poison to the health, and to breath it from day to day, is simply slow death it is unconcious suicide. The emanations of miasmatic marsh es or lots, the refuse of families'; stagnant water and so on are the chie f causes that enter into decaying health. Remove all foul air if 3ou would preserve the health of school children. Builders should make a special study of ventilation , and no man is half an architect who neglects it. The problem of cjood ventilation is the problem thatconcerns designer and builder, trustees and teachers, patrons and children The man who fails to acquaint himself with the best thoughts as to ventilating homes ofllcif s, schools, churches, etc., is be hind the .age is a back number, a last .years almanac, an antiqusted fossil. But the question requires more the treatment of an expert than a journalist who can only acquaint himself somewhat superficially with matters pertaining to ventilation and pure air and sanitation. It Is a well known fact that most church buildings are very poorly constructed for proper ventilation. They are so arranged that if they let in a'r it is to make sick delicate pec pic with raw currents. A church mut have all the need air withcut subjecting the worshippers to un pleasant carrents. : The last time we were in one of our. finest churches here we had to turn up our coat col iar i in mursummeri ana put on a cap to protect oar bead and neck from a cool current that was poured upon us Ju strong volume. Wil- miugtoo messenger. A Wilmington, Delaware, genius has invented a cash drawer which lops off the fingers ot those who at tempt to tap it. If a contrivance - of that-kind bad been applied to the United States Treasury, what a lot of fingerless Republican officials there would be in thisconntry.- Star. WOTICE. Wilmington & Weldon R. R, Co. Wilmington N. C , Sept. 1st 1891. The following described undeliv ered freight having remained in warehouses of this company one year or more, according to law, will be j Goldaboro N. C. on the 10th of Oct.. 1891, sale to take place under Mes senger Opera House, beginning at II 30 o'clock a. m. Cpnsignvs Deathiatien Date Berd. Aartlele J. H. Benton Dunn N. C. Ang 16 1888 1 B notion H,M, Marsh " Jan. S 1889 1 Box seeds A. Mcdterens 1 Boa seeds Winshlp Machine Co. Dec. 19" 2 B cttsUng P. Warren Mch 17 1890 1 ack cum Yonns Broa, " April SI 4 bag flour J. D.Butt " Mch. - 1 Bdt. tree B.C. Forsatth machine Co. Godwin N.C. May 11 1890 1 Bale belting. I . M. Emerson, H. M. Emerson, Traflo Manager. Asst. Genl. Fr agent. MRS. D.-A. KOONCE Has recently returned from Balti. timore, where ahe purchased her fall STOCK OF MILINERY. alao a nioa line of notions. We ara prepared to sell goods cheaper and give better bargain than any other place in town. V7e have fine goods cheap good a, and the very latest style. PUaae oU and examine, it will aava you money. We trim to suit the xnoet fastid ious. even if their taste be at all Frenchy. We also continue our dres3-making department. Miss Sue McKay assistant. Your patronage is solicited and satisfaction promised in either department. MRS, P, A. KOONCE PUNN, N.C, t.tim-imk. rs. FOR SCROFULA ocrofulouo humor . In the blood, ulcere, catarrh, and conoumptldn, use Ayer's Saroapar ilia Tho moot : -economical, eafe, speedy, arid effective of all blood-purifiers. . Has Cured Othero . a will cure you. LEE J. BEST, Altoriaejfit-ln'rt DUNN, N. C, -. practice in Harriett, and ad oiriing Counties. Special ,altefitIon Ma3'-l-tf. H. McD. ROBINSON, : Attobney-at-law 6 (UP STAIRS) TH0RHT0N BLOCK- ' FA YETTEVltXEi. N". C. Conveyanclijjf -and Collect In a- STH-cialtien.s Prctir in Cuintrl-.ii(! and adjoining coun-3 ties. Will try canes in Dunn, when servlcosj are desirea. I'romvt attention to ail business j DUNN, N. C. TM ? m tan. 1 1 1 1 iue iu:t session lur loyi win oe-? gin on Wednesl ay, September thc znd, and continue twenty weeks. D. B. PARK Bit, Principal. THE NEXT TERM BEGINS SEPT. 3 ENTRANCE EX AMI NAT1NS, SEPT. 2. Tuition $30 per term.. Needv J'oung nien of taieiit and character will be aided with scholarships and lours: Besides the Genenil Course of Stud, which offer a wide rane of elective studies. thirc are courses in Law, MeJieidc and Engineering. For Cjitalogue Ac, ad dress tho President, GEO. T. WINSTON, Chapel Hill, N. C. . ADMINISTRATORS NOTIOE. The underflened having qualified admuiistmtor fjpm testa Hieu to annex- of the estalc of M. V. B. McNeill deceased, notice Is hereby given to ail persons holding claims against said es tate to present them for payment on or before the 10th day of August 1892 or tqis notice, will be pleade in bar for their recovery. Tersonf indebted to said cstate.'are requested to made .immediate payment. J. M. DAVIS, Admr. C. T. A. W.'E. Murchlson & D. II. McLean Aug. 10th, 1891 Attra When Baby tu sfck, we gsre hr Caatorte. When the was a Child, aha cried for CMtoti. When the became Miss, she clung- to Castoda, When tha had Children, she gare them CaStorift GAPE. FEAR & YADKIN YALLEY Condensed Schedule. IN EFFECT SEPT, 9, I8!. NORTH BOUND. ko,i: I Dftlljr I ex No. 4 (No. 14. Dally I Dally ex xe Sandar 8uB4y 9ttnda7 Leav. Tjlntnf an...'K 4fa m Arv . rayettevllle . 2 42p n Lear, rayetrernie 3 xi Leav. 8awf &rfl 4 39 Arv. Greensboro 7 It 7 35 10 00 Lear. GreensToro. Lear. Wahint CoreJ Arr. Mt. Alry-. Lear. Bennettsville Lear. Msxton,..nf ArrrTayetterU-..r Leav. K m a r. Arv. Oreenonro.. pta IS 05 105 7 25am 1 L H5 10 50 Leav. Oreenaboro. Arv. Maalson. a 1 SOUTH BOUND. No. 1 Dally ex Sunday 700am 51 10 15 10 45 llipm No. 3 Dail ex Nolv Dair Sondarsuid Lear. Mt Alrr Lear. Walnat Core. Arr. Oreenaboro.. Lear. Oreeoaboro. Laav. Sanford.......... Apr, Faretterllle. m aj i 1 iw Arr, WUmfnytoq- Lear.FayetterlUe..J S 10 145 53 Lav. ravettarllle tso pm Lear, Maxton..., 4 02 4 50 Arr. BennettarUle, Leav- MMUoom, Arr, OraenaboroMn s ftp m 4 25 SIS 311 mm-w u Wl S Arv. Kaaiear,m: No, U I MOTH aoTKD Dall I JSxeept Holiday JfoH " sorra sorwo Dally Exeept Sanday La-Greeojtboro 105i m I Le. Mt, Airy iltpa - nnoiuoTeiinpnii - vainatcora 43 at. Mt, Alry,w4 20 - J ArOreooaboroSM" W. E. KYLE. General Pas&enger Ajsrent J. W. FRY, General Manager. Many Persons rt fankss town tKpt oraiwocx r fvoqwholA caim Brown's Iron Bitters lutmiidapia tytcMB. aide tikxL.TmarmtxmBtti$, Ad nm imUrlt.' G4 t;t totil - - A PROGRESSIVE INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA RAILWAY - -A ADYfcUUS IS for Infants -atrlA te ao vn Adapted to chBdrea thai I recommend It aa auperior to jdj preecriptioo toxown to me. H. A. Aicsn, X. 111 So. Oxford St.," BnoUjn, N. T. "The ttae of 'Caatoria is BonniTersal and Ha znariti ao well known that it aeema a work of iwpereropatlon to endorse it. Few are the intelligent familiea who do not keep Cutona within eay reach." New York City, t Pastor BIoomlacdlo BeXormed Church. Twa CtarrAtr f! E Mexican Mustang A Cure for the Ailments of Man and Beast: A long-tested pain reliever Its use is almost universal by the Housewife, the Fanner, 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, - - - N No medicine chest is complete without a bottle of Mustang Liniment. Occasions arise for its use almost every daj All druggists and dealers have It NEW GOODS! DRY GOODS. A nrl Greneral IVTerolia-n-, CLOTHING! C L 0 1 II I S G 1 ' Fine Line Mens, Boys and yonths huits from $2.50 up4 The Celebrated $2.00 Ladied 3hoe is the best, 1 Groceries, Groceries, Southern Girl Cook Stove. New Home American Sewing Machines. I carrv a nice line of Coffins- Caskets, and Banal Robes ot all sizes rand for both Sexes- Call aud examine, always Sa to 1 Tie Way Is o alwavs be os the look ont Syonr hard earnings, unless the prices bsibly be eohJantl tbc article Curnisljes QUALITY. uwe ore bether preparreJ this ffeaaorh to offer out friend SPECIAL BARGAINS Than ever before. We promise to look out for yoar Interest and treat yoti boaestJy and otrrteonaly at all times and tmder alt WE GARRY A large arird well selected stock of READY MADE CLOTHING Ladies Dress Goods and Trimmings, I Staple Goods, Flannels, Outings', inerence what bind of a SHOE YOU WABT :We can fit 300 op-r . XV ro aolKncr TrnV VsT),-Aa ' Anrl drtruatirc't at rtrfrfM tfiat rlofv feompetition. We are HEAD QUARTERS on Groceries, anafi and Tobacco. 5 taii auu ex&iuint our siuv&. uviurc JHibiiMiu ciTruici:. I ! BESPECTFULLT J. A. MASSINGILL & CO, CHASE 8c SLATER SAW AND CLAIMS COMPANY- I 133! F STREET. WRTHWEST. . I . WASKlNOTpN, D. C. . I Practice In the Supreme Conrt of the Un'tel States, the Court of Clalm, all tHe Executive Iepartments and before Congress. Collection of Claims for fjidUn Depretlationa a ppecLilty. Pert- tjoa eases proitecntad. Patents prompt ssecured. Carefal attention crU-en to jl ctoses of Ijnd cavr p - - ADVERT ISEMtTS : "S3 and Children nutorim com CoKc OoB0tftmOem. 8oor Stomach, Diarrhoea. Eructatioav Kills worma, firm aiecp, aaa rTltlloutajurioas medkntioa. dft. - Tbc several years I have recorameMed your -Canton, ' and abadl aiwayacotntie to do ao aa it Las urariably produced bwDOcial results." Eowiv F. Pxanat, II. Tl0-"Wiiitirop," l2U2x Street and 7th Are, . KewYorMCitu Cokfakt, 77 Mcaaxv Stkut, If bw TOam. 7 mm A V - - - "SI j Liiiimento NEW GOODS! SHOES HATS and show gootlf. JAS. A. TAYLOR. 1Mb loony ftxr DARGAIN3. anct never spend are jast as low as the goods can pos of the very, best . conditions. White Goods and Laces, It make no JAMES H. POD IDVAXDW. POU if POU & POU ATTOBNEY&AT-LAW. . SMITHFIELD, N. 0, Practice in State and Federal Courts. One member of the firm will always 9, tend Lilllngton Coort, and uill go Dunn AheuevcrU4ue3 fchQuW feulrt ALVKUnsKM OTICE. State of yortii Can, r ' . Mne.1!arnettc.ia.,ty- u;1? V Mry J. Atkins Adm Lk vs. N. M Atkins and others Heirs at Law of John L. Atkins. . It appearing to the suur ' urn uourt that B. F. AtklniT t T. Atkins and Louis s. AUl now Residents of ifH $liC 23 ordereil that Publication be BK t ie Cisntkal Times n,r .fcS notifying ihera as the tlefentla,! this proceeding to ' l, sa:t Clerk at his office in jr I n tlie Wlh day of October m answer or demur to the and petition in said proceed itncss Ueorge K. Princ w of said Court at .office the 1$ 7 of Septern ber A. I). I8D1 7 .. . Geo, K prince C s. C, ATLANTIC COAST Illi, Ji UllUULl . 1 11 CONDENSED SCI1ADUU WILMINGTON Ml NR.L AND vrnrs 1 11 p .TftAlHS OOINO SOUTH: Leaf e S"eldon li 30 I '5 4J f Arf. h - . , rrit'?Trboro...r J a I3 ,.. . . ' AM Leare Tir1oro., 16 fls f ,.... m Arrive Wllaon;.... 2 It 7 ot Leave Wilson 30 Arrive Melma 3 30 " Arr FayetterHle... 5 :o f atva 4 X ahftwA I J T m I a 15 4 it Leare Warsaw., Iare Maarnolli It) Iare Manolla.. I 4 27 I .-. 1 11 Arr. Wilmington B 40 9 55 1.: TRAINS OCTlNO WORTBV ' 1111 7K I fin . I'tiir- tiki Lea. Wilmluf Crti;T (.are Majriiolla.'... Leare Warnaw. Arrir'e OoitUbor - Lea. Fayettarille.- Arrire Niiua. Arrire riliian....w Leare WffaOTt.w I Afr. Rwky 4f e Arrive Tarb6f6i I Leara TafrO Artif 0 Weldon... 5 05 I f at t 5S tailyetcepf flattfy. Twin on Heotfand Vck flriftrt Rati Um Weldon 3 30 p m.. Hattfat '(Id . frttai Rcotlaua tiacM i'TOd 1 Kington 1 lQpttl. KHllTlffJ4,. l-frt Kluui 7 00 a fn.GreefiVf!' Blbhtn, AffltiDf tt IfaX t 11 00 a ttt, Vt cAJil ft ti i tit, daily ei cepr Sunday Train leafes Tlff&f. V. ,. Til Albruifo h Meigh ft ft.. etcept 8Hdf. Sunday 3p ui', Mffif at WlllUmafffn. n.ti impound 4 iOpm: Plymouth iwi.w s?rt nm. Htnminr lata PlttDtrifR. KC dally eJffept Sunday iff a nt, flflnd f WilliamstOfi 7 49 a in. 6 a to. ifrlftil Tarooro, N. C. 1005 a mWd Hid a tD. Train ofl Midland SfdfifahPh IfflMl OoltV tKro, fT,ff.. daily except Hndtf, lW rite Sfllifhfleld N C. t30 a fn. Retirala leaves Stoithfleld. N. C. .f 09 a. ra. irrltrt QoldtrWo,N. c. 1 30a. rtf. . M T-iallf mi Nabrme Bra?n Utfn Rock Mount at 3 p. m. Arritea K ash fill 3 44 p. a, Fpring Hop 4 15 P. m. Rfuralnf. leatH Spring Hfle-16 a. m. Naahfllle 10 35 ft. arrive l&btky Mount 11 13 a. m.! dally Sunday, Train ttti cflnton Snneh lerra Waraaw fof Clintofi, daily exceut Sunday, at 9 30 p ! 11 13 fl MI. Retumfnar. leave cllnton at I54 m and 3 lOpm connecting at Wmaw will Noh. 41.40, S3and 78. Southbound train on wflaon a f rtT,l Branch la No 51 Northbound l5o St. -Wf except Sunday. Train No J7 Sonth and It North will itJ only at Raeky Moant, vilaon Ooldaboro Train No 78 Make clowe eonrtCtfto If. weldon fer all poiota North dally. Art rati" Richmond and darfr extTetrt Btitiitt fi Line M J. R. KENLY ffoVt TraoepoTfatioB. r M ISmx ftKSON GeB'l raM'f t Aaretit. - JOHN T. DIVINE Oen i HW? i S2 fcroPdrc 8 (C4ftU3.Cai) from If asvt1nrttemaatrta, atlafaetio gumnmtd or ftouyria4(. SCM0 YOUR ADDRESS FOR SATPltt And iMtractlaaa far ff w'mtl PIEDMONT PANTS COMPANY. WlrtaTOK. M.C. THIS SPACE IS R. A. JOHNSON MANUFAOTUKBR BUGGIES, CARTS. WAGONS M JjOTICE OF SALE. Bj yfrtare of a deed in Trust fro D. A. Jones, recorded in the RE- ter8 office of Harnet oauotj, in Jteek "C No. 2" from paoa aa to m will aell at 09 w the. wtilroAd Ctpk in PkviB. aaki ooTtj ot HaneU. Friday, the frh day of Qt fi&,. b 12 o'clock li Th pMp$i PP' ty coAvejed ii aa&l djeed o tnyt to-, wit ' One &CrhoraA pAwe AVfiZ A Cram cnijine. prve StaHonay & borate power boiler, and all ftxtare beJonging to aaid engine and boiler and on,e talbett aaw mill. And out 24 n$h Diston say. Terms, q( a.lei oaab. Sept 17th. 1891 ' " Jt N, Holding-. Trustee. Ithiff, 33 1 I 15 It .......v, 57 I m 11 11 IB L!jiw I t I 1 1 la I . 11 01 I I 11: tin Ha I It. If I mmm a m m r m r m 3 3 I 1UI 10 -i - .l le 11
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