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THE Tl IVIES,
rUBLISIIED EVERY THURSDAY, BY.
YOUSG & GRANTHAM.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 28, 1S02.
On November 8tfi 1891, we leased
T;n; TniE oulfiit. good-will &c, to
Mr. W. 0. Ivy for a year and as we
thought had retired from newspaper
life perhaps for always, but after his
sli'.it career with us, two and a half
month, during which time he gave
u:; a very creditable sheet, he con
vinced hi in self as he thinks that he
could not run a paper for Harnett
county, soon a short notice he bid
the people of Dunn and Harnett a
heartily and prosperous future, and
left us the OutGt to tak charge of.
So under these circumstances re
a.nin greet our friends with Iiie
Times wishing every one a happy
New Year. Thanking you for the
past patronage we now intend to gire
j-ou a better paper and one. that w will
not change hands for' at ' least, one
year. As wfi said in the first issue
of Tim Times we expect to1 work for
the best interests of the town and sur
rounding ccuniry and especially in
our own county. We still support
the old Democracy, because under
her influence we feel safer, and being
reared under this influence we still
clin to it. No-v thanking our friends
for their foro er support we will ask
you to -help us in our efforts, to give
the readers of Hurnelt and surround
ing couivies an interesting, live and
creditable weekly edition.
Fery Respectfully,
Young & Ghantiiam.
Last week cotton receipts again
mritle a perceptible decline. For the
week ending December 18th, they
were ,3 30,000 bales; by January 15th
they had -'gotten down to 160,000
bales, and last week they were but
81,000 bales. The crop that has
come in -ilit since September 1st is
stated at G,982,000 bales, as against
only 6.530.000 bales last year. The
mills appear to be buying rather
sparingly even at the present low
prices. -
F.gypt has so far furnished 3,640,
000 cantars (sny 100-pound bales) as
against o.Oo-l, 000 cantars last year.
'1 he India crop, however, is said to
l)C SllOlt. ;
Th? supply of all other conntries
than the United States wan lust year
ab.ut 2 400,000 bales of 400 pounds.
There is no viable of this foreign
crop in Europe oniy 421,000 bales,
while'thcre ate 4,105.000 bales of
Ameiican cotton visible News and
Observer.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Washington, D. C Jan. 22.
The Natioii&l Democratic Commit
tee to-day issued this call :
TJi'3 N-Jiiional Democratic Commit-1
'lee," at a meeling held this day, in the
city of Washington. D. CL, has ap
pointed Tuesday, the 21st day of
June, 1892,-as the time, and chosen
the cityot Chicago as the place for
''holding the National Democratic
Convection. Each State is entitled
to representation therein equal to
double the numbar of the representa
tion 10 which it it is entitled in the
EfeynA: College, and each Territory
and the Districs of Columbia shall
-Uivve two delegates.
All Democratic conservative citi
zens of the United States, irrespective
of past political associations and dif
ference?, who can unite with us in
the effort for a pure, economical and
constitutional government, are cor
dially invited to join us in sending
. 'delegates to -the Convention.
Calvin S. Bkice, Chairman.
Simon P. Siieerin, Sec'y
NSiIIoir Consumption Cure.
This is bevond question the most
successful Cough Medicine we have
ever sold, a few doses invariably cure
the wdrst cases of Oough, Croup and
Bronchitis, while its wonderful suc
cess in the cure of consumption is
without a parallel in the history of
medicine. Since its first discovery it
has been sold on a guarantee, a test
.which no o tier medicine can stand.
If you have a cough we earnestly ask
you to try it. Price 10c, 50o, and
$1. If your lungs'are sore, chest or
back lame, use Miiloh's I'orous Pias
ter. Sold bv B. R. Hood & Bro.
Ii spepi nud Li-rei Complaint
Is it not worth the small price of
75c. tofrt e yourself of every1; symp
tom of these distressing complaints,
if yon think so call at our store and
get a bottle of Shi loh's Vitab'zer, eve
ry b 't'le has a printed guarantee on
it, use accordingly and if it does you
no good it will cost you nothing.
.Sold by B II. Hood & Bro.
irot--i' a tontc, or children wLo vrcnt build-in;-
ut. should tsWe
HiTCJ'. , S , Ol'I TKIi?.
0tIB WASHINGTON LETTER.
TI c convention of inventors which
is in session at Washington City is
one of very grave importance to the
country. The inventive genius of
this country has done as much to ad
vance its interests as all the labor
that has been expended. The cot ion
gin. the harvester, the steam ingine.
the telephone, the telegraph and other
similar inventions bave contributed
more to the prospenty of the country
than all the brawn and muscle that,'
hfve been given to its development
since the days when the Pilgram
Fathers landed at Plymouth Rock
and the Calvenes at Jamestown.
Under onr existing patent law the
inventor has to pav a certain amount
of money, first to see whether his in
vention is patentable, which is lost
to him if it is not. and second to se
cure his patent after it is found to
be patentable. Out of this money
thus taken from the brains of the in
ventors all the expense of the Patent
Office have been paid and nearly four
million dollars have been placed to
the credit of this institution in the
United States Treasury. While this
is so, the men who have charge of the
patent business are crowded into un
healthy rooms and so crowded that
they cannot properly do the business
assigned to them. Every succeeding
Administration of the office has en
deavored to pccureraorc room so that
the work of the inventor could be i
more readily and rapidly executed.
TLe present Commissioner, Mr. Sim
onds, and his assistant Mr. Frething
hara, have done their very best to
utalize whatever space they have and
to urge the necessity of more room,
but so far nothing has been accom
plished. This convention of inven
tors comes from all parts of the Un
ion and it may be able to impress
unon Congress the necessity of be
ing partily decent and partily honest
toward the inventors.
The Administration in its dealings
with the Chilian question seems to
have adopted the methods of a South
American animal, the sloth. It
moves so slowly, if it moves at all,
that its action is not distinguishable
to the naked eye. It would require
a thousand power micrescope to de
termine whether it is moving or not.
This action does not suit the people
of the country. It is well know all
over the country, in official as well as
private cireles, that a great outrage
was committed, a concocted attack
made upon men wearing the uniform
of the United States, and because - of
their wearing that uniform, by a Chil
ian mob aided by the police of Vala
praise and soldiers of the Chilian
army, in which some of the men were j
murdered and others maltreated and
imprisoned. And yet the Adminis
tration is parleying as to it shall do
and there is even talk of arbitration.
There is nothing to-arbitrate" and the
talk of arbitration is an insult to the
Nation and the people ot the Nation.
It is said in Washington that ivi r .
Blaine opposes any vigorous meas
ures. Evidently bo bas gotton over
his vigorous policy idea, his jingoism,
and is proceeding to the other ex
treme. There has been more than
one hint dropped that the action is
influenced by the friends of his who
have monetary interests in Chili and
that it is a money consideration that
prevents the proper action upon the
part of the administration.
The Printing Bill proposed by a
joint committee of the Senate and
House to amend the present methods
of public printing was brought before
the house on Tuesday and defeated.
There were some Democrats who un
ited with the Republicans who 'voted
solidly to defeat this measure The
idea of this bill was to limit and
prevent the printing of useless docu
ments, thousands of which or sold to
junk dealers in Washington City,
but, as the Republicans have control
of the Government Printing Office
and it is a profitable affair to quite a
number of them, thy defeated the
measure wi'h the aid of some Demo
crats, -
There will be a considerable affair
in the House in the next few da"b,
probably next Monday, when the bill
will be introduced to appropriate five
million dollurs for the Chicago Fair.
The special committee on the Fair,
of which Mr. Du Burrow of Chicago
is chairman, wants to consider " this
bill and "our Uncle" William Hod
man wants it to come to his commit
tee where he '.vill strangle the life out
of it at once. There ought not to be
any doubt as to what shall be done
with the bill. It should go to Hod
man and there be quietly put into
one of the pigeon holes to remain un
til Gabriels trumpet calls it out.
.Wo. have a speedy and positive!
cure for catarrh,- diphtheria, canker
mouth and headache. - in Shiloh's Ca i
. . 4 4 L. I4W lll.4 1 . A A 4 4 4. J ..4 til 1 I VV ;
with each bottle. Use it if youde-,
sire health anil fwect breath.- Price !
Zih',. Sold by U. U. Hood & Bro.
I
WE HAVE OPENED A
NEW GROCERY
ON THE CORNER
Next to store , of Mr. J. A. McKay, j
AND INVITE THE PUBLIC
TO CALL IN
AND SEE FOR THEMSELVES!
We keep a Full Line of Choicp
Groceries of every description, and
will sell as cheaper, if not a little
cheaper than any house in town.
BRING US YOUR
Corn, Pease, Chickens and Eggs, and
Exchange for Fresh Goods on a
Cash basis. Respectfully.. '
J. A. & W. R, REAVES,
LEGAL. AD VE 11 V i SE ME NTS.
Executor's Notice !
THE UNDERSIGNED bavins: quali
fied as Executor of the last Will and
Testament of David Oliver, deeeared,
hereby notifies .ill persons? boldinjr ?!
airainsf the e.-r.'1' f : e ?'' -'.. . rc
- - t '
. ll. i
iiiiix A"i im. iit, tri ia:iuiu Lit-: .ilii
day of November, 1S0"2, or this notice
will be ilead in b.ir of recovery. This
November 23nl. 1S91.
T. X. CAMPBELL,
P2-3-6t Ex'r of David Oliver.
N0TIUE.
HAVING tliis day qualified as Ad
ministrator of the Estate of Mrs.
F. McA. Fancctte, dees'd, :iotice is
hereby iven to all creditors of said
estate to present their claims for collec
tion on or bofore tho 15th d:i3r of De
cember, 1892, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are here
by notified to make immediate payment.
December 15, 1801.
D. A. FAUCETTE, Admr.
Mubchison & Ckapin, Attorneys,
NOTICE! SALE OF LAND.
By virtue of a power of sale contained
in a certain mortgage deed, executed to
me on the 3rd day of Februarj', A. D.
1890, by S. W. Parker and wife, Mary
Parker, and duly recorded in the office
of the lleister of Deeds of Harnett
countv, i;i 'book "B." No. 2, pages 20$,
310, i will, on the Sth day'of February,
A. D. 1892. at the court house door in
Li!linton, Harnett county, N. C, at 12
o'clock M.. sol' at public sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash, 1 lie land descri
bed in said mortgage deed, containing
4G acres. For a more definite descrip
tion of said land see mortgage deed
recorded in the Kegister s ofhec of Har
nett count', in book k'B," No 2, pages
303310. This January Gth, 1S92.
J. F. PHILLIP?.
Jan 7-92,
Mortgagee.
Nobth Carot.tv a , IIaknk'.: : ;v .
- . . .v- i .
Superior Coiirt.
Notice is hereby given of the incorpo
ration of The Consolidate hI Lumber
Company: that the names of the incor
porators are John Gorier, Kufus W.
Hicks, it. MeD. P.(liiiison, Ja. C. Mac
Kae, Jas. D. MeNeiU an-1 a. B. Williams;
tiiat the principal place of business shal
be at S)ont Springs, North Carolina;
that its general pui pose and busiiit s.s is
to purchase, manufacture and sell lum
ber, to proiluce aiivl sell spirits of tur
pentine and rosin and to carry oil a
general merchandise store and business
iu Cumberland and Harnett Counties,
with the right to buy, lease, hold and
sell land. That the duration of the cor
poration shall be thirty vears. That the
Capital Stock is 18000.00 of First Pre
ferred, 1007"-00 of Second Preferred
and $10,000 Common, with the privilege
to increase the capital stock of any series
to an amount iu t to exceed Fifty Thou
sand Dollars in that series.
This 7th day of Januaiy, 1802.
GEO, E. PiUN'CE,
Clerk Superior Court.
NOTICE OF LAND SALE.
By virtue of a power of sale con
tained in certain Mortgage Deed
executed bv Johu Holmes and wife,
Amelia, :nid duly icgistered in Hook
15 No. 2 Paes" 4"y-6l records of
Harnett County, I will on 12th
day i f March 1892 at the Court
House door in the town o! Lillington
sell to the highest, bidder tor cash a J
certain tract of I hp I ia Av " r
ing one hundred u.d tbree acrca be
the same or less - - - V
This January 22nd 1892.
Nathan McLamb, Adm'r
Setii Hodges Dec'd.
F. P. JoNEi, Att'y.
. Jan-28th-4t.
sioaga uTJSBDidun ou saAtei ptre
ja.M.od pas Aicg Sa;s&JDUj ptr3 'serj
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ni tTiioqaCTiaji Fijpuoqaodifl
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FF F" 5" A Valuable Boota on Hervoa
4 Disease sert free to bt addresr,
g i fc '--l koj- ratif-t-ti. ;ia ait-o cbtsau
E ftlicltaa tixis- metUciiie free of charge.
TtUs rni5.tlT iii-rt bcon rreparti t-v t"i ru-wread
irastcr K.--n-.g. Fort Tvvna, laj, 4,aoe una. mud
flCZfiSS ft.ZD. CC Ch-ca30, III.
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A
marvelous cure for Catarrh, Diphthe
ria, Canker mouth and Headache.'
With each bottle there is an ingeni
ovs nasal Injector for the more suc
cesiful treatment of these complaints
The priDling plant and stock of
books, etc., of the R. D. Robinson
Publishing Co. of Raleigh, were al
most totally destroyed by fire last
Saturday morning. The loss is some
f 4,500; insurance $3, 500.
Answer this (Question.
Why do so many people we see
around us seem to prefer to suffer
and be made miserable by Indiges
tion, Constipation. Dizziness; Loss
of Appetite, Coming up of the Food,
Yellow Skin, when for 75c. we wijl
sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaran
teed to cure them. Sold by B. R.
Hood & Bro. r
Wellington : Educate men with,
ut ieligion and yu make them but
clever devils.'; . .
A Household Remedy
rOR ALL
BLOOD and SKIN
DISEASES
r
r
UrHre SCROFULA, ULCERS, SALT
UUrgS RHEUM. ECZEMA, avery
form of malignant SKIN ERUPTION. b
sldas being efficacious Intoning up the
system and restoring the constitution,
hen Impaired from any cause. Its
almost supernatural healing properties
Justify us In guaranteeing cure, M
directions are followed.
SENT FREE bS2
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Hats ;h wrilt.m '
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ntellirMt mihi
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aad iceiT aotb
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Nothing dillicult
to learn, or tint
rsquirot much
tima. I dcair but
one parsvn from -each
-aistriet er
county. 1 havl
raadr ftaurht ami
vrhlca you caa
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C352r3E?iiuiribt who ar-
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making ovar iUr i itAUand iUollua a Year, each. All ia new.
eclkl, i-.-.ra. l ull i articulara free. After jroa-know all, if yui;
conclude to g; no ftir.hsr, why, oo banal U don. Addreaa.
. C. ALIO, ilaa. AufUts. Alalae.
I have used tlie within remedy
(Pokine) with reat success.
James II. Lassiter.
I have used the Pokine remedy
(prepared by W. T. Cheatham. Jr.,) m'
case of Sciatica. , with the result of
positive relief in a few hours, and
believe if used as directed it will
effect a permanent cure.
J. L. H. Missillier.
March 6, 1891. For the benefit of
the public I unhesitatingly recom
mend Cheatham's wonderful remedy.
Pokine," to ail sufferers of rheuma
tism. It has produced marvelous re
sults in my case. I was a sutFererof
the malady for five years, and after
taking a few bottles, was entirely
cured. Very respectfully,
W. W. Dowtin,
Henderson, N. C, March 7, '91.
MrJ W. T. Cheatham : :
Dear Sir. My wife was down in
bed with rheumatism and the Pokine
I bought of you gave her relief after
taking four doses. She bas not been
troubled since. It is the best inedi
cine s'ue eyer took tor rheumatism.
Respectfully, Zack Davis.
Mr' W. T. Cheatham:
Dear Sir. I have been afflicted
with rheumatism, time and again, fori
therefore Uik-e gr(sat asure . in .rec
ommending it t-o all ulFerer-3 of rheu-mati-m.
Very respectfully,
I F. G. Mitchell.
'January 19, 1891.
W. T. Cheatham, Jr- :
Dear Sir. I desire to say that in
Janu-ir' last I was down with the
rheuraa'istn; my suflenng was great,
and I t!.s eomp'ttely prostrated.
One bottle of your Pokine completely
relieved me, and I have not had any
rheumatism einoe. My son also was
relieved of rheumatism by Pokine.
Yours truly. C. G IJurrougiis.
Hkxi.ersox, N. C,. Sept. 1,6, '91.
Mk. W. 1. Cheatham. Jr: Yocr
rheiimatic cure, "Pokine,' has com
pletely cured me. I. M. Gheex.
Mr. W. T. Cheatham Jr., Ilendei
son. N. CV,
Dear Sir. Being asked mv opin
ion of your rheumat'c remedy 'Pokine,
w ill gladly slate I deem it the only
medicine of its kind on the market
that:. will accomplish tha which is
exclusively claimed for it. lleinsi a
suiferer of rheumatism, I consequent-j
ly trid mat-v remedies, until finally
relieved by Pokine. Verv reap'v,
J. A. K::lly.
Price $1.00 per bottlo For s.ile
by D'tiiiibts. Maii fiders fiilM
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I recommend it as auperior to axy prescription VonaCsi aleep. and promote dl
known to m." IL A. Ajlckzk, H. D., reetion,
111 So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, K. T. WilScui is jurioua miictIoa.
-TUB use ot vasiunii a wj iiii.r a
. - . . .i n.i
Its merits ao well known tnat it secis a won
of supererogation to endorse it Fow are the
Intelligent families who do net keep Cajstona
within easy roach."
Cauos SLttx. D.D.,
TrtH Prctf P1"'"g VLrJnrTnt Church.
TO CXTAV
W. T. MEADOWS,
of Granville Co.. ManarV.
J. W. BROOKS,
of Person o., Tieas
DURHAM FARMERS' ALLIANCE
MANUFACTURERS OF
DIRECTORS :
Durham Co., P. H. Massey,
(iranvill Co., J. J. Meadows,
ALL
Ferson Co.. J. W. BroOK3, '
Chatham Co., C. R. Scott,
Granville Co., O.E.Murray, i
Factory owned and'controlled by Alliaccetnen. Manufactures tobacco especially f r the
Alliance trade. Business agents. Alliance Excitants and ailiance stores and warohouses
:.niHd iret riur price lists and samples at once. Nothing better than our bun-Cured NWect
.... ; 'V. A. L. ;r ." "Hayseed," l-T'i T v," "Clodhopper," and ""AU-.aace Favorite, and
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WmiM ALL EPS MUSICAL ISSlKlilS, ; AKD
ALSO WATCHES, CLOCKS 1SD KINDS OF JEWELKY.
DUNN, 'N. G.
. DONT. BUY
WE LON'T CAH'E WHAT OTHER PEOPLE
MAY SAY -ABOUT SELLING AT COST,
TTiat Is AIL Stufi! .
IT MAY BE COS T TO THEM. BUT A MAN WITH TH,E
.' CLEAN CASH IN HIS POCKET DON'T WANT TO PAY COS !
TO A MAN THAT BOUGHT HIS GOODS ON TIME.
..'
We have the backbone to say it, that, we Lave a plenty of goods
in our store that did not cost us half ?.rimic!i as 'some of the
merchants in litis town promised to pay for t; eir nbods.
If you don't believe it. nist stc-p into our store and
AND WE WILL PROVE IT!
It Will Pay to Look Over Our
READY-MADE - CL
And Pants Cloth. We have the best quality of SHOES that we have
ever had. Our HOSlEIiY and GLOVE drpartm'cnt Can't be beat.
We have just opened up a tremendous line of L idles' and Gents. Under
wear, wh'ch we are se'linjj VERY CHEAP. We carry a full line of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS' and TRIMMINGS. Staple Dry Goods und a
full line Groceries, consisting of 300 sauks of Salt, 15 bags Coffee. 10 bar
rels Sugar, 50 boxes Tobacco, 10 cases Baking Powder, 25 cases Lye.
And almost anything you can call for. We have a nice line of Xmas
Goods just opened up. Call in and buy a nice present for yonr Sweetheart
or the dear ones at home. l-W Remember, we will not be UNDERSOLD
J.
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THE ABSOLUTE FREEDOM
FROM OIL OR
STICKINES MAKES OUR
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ONE . '
OF THE MOST PLEaSAXT
and Healing agents th at
HAS BEEN INTRODUCED
FOR
Chapped Lips, Face or
Hands.
GENTLEMEN WILL FIND ITS
US3 AFTER SHAVING
SOOTHING AS
WELL AS ALLAYING ANY
IRRITATION. ATRIAL BY YOU
MAES I T AT ONCE A
HOUSEHOLD
NECESSITY.
' A. J. COOK & CO.,
PilOPRli-TOWS.
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Dunn, N. C Dec. ?,. tf
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rucuits."
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J. IIf MEADOWS,
of Durham Co., See'y
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