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-t i i I V 5 THE TIMES, Published Every Thursday, by YOUNG & GRANTHAM. rnuRSDAY. march 3t, iso2. Love levels all things, tut does not keep a fellow's head level, It is noticed that peopfe who just cart helo trading on other people's 1 toes generally manage to keep off; Iheir own. 3 The ladies who think a paper smutty because U speak? of eteers and their remotest anatom-, in a practical ar.d matter of fact way, when occasion demands, we would suggest had better put on the veil and enter a convent at once. Rodger Q. Mills has been elected to the U. S. Senate from Texas. We venture the sulks have been entirely cured on him. and that he is now oh gala as you please. Rodger ought to be satisfied with thin; it is about s good as he can. ever hope to do. It seems that a fine, large, Cleve land boom has struck the South since Hill has made his Southern tour. This speaks rather bad for the New Yo k wire puller, and teaches him thai while lie can manage Tammany, that he cannot put the South in his othei eat pocket. He O, Its just his uione-! I don't see how you can s'and a man with a nse as red as a danger signal. She It's not. Besides, it would be dilfcreat if I were a blonde; but any shade of red goes very nice'y with ny complexion. Life, The people of Sampson are too late in getting up their hawk-bounty petition for it to be mm h benefit to their noted hawk killer Mr. Hardy Draughan, for whose benefit it was doubtless ' drawn. Sampson has now, we venture to saytifewer hawks than any other county in the State t is no use Mr. Gadv to waste time In securing its. pas-ae for the hawks are all dead. Mr. Draughan kihed Ahem bist Aummer. The i ver bill has been tabled, which amounts t a defeat. This action clearly shows the position of the Democratic pirty on this ques tion. The party never has been a unit on the silver isue, and the in dication are never will be. The temporary defeat of the bdl, is a great victory for Cleveland, and shows him to be farther seeing, and betlter acquainted with the views of the mass es of the party than he has been given credit for. We believe that the recent reaction in fayor of -'Cleveland isT a health one, based upon the conviction of the masses of the part' throughout the State. In an interview this week with N. A. Smith Ktq., who is one of the county commissioners of this county, and a representative man in his com muniiy, he said : We are for i. leveland tooth and toe-nail. We think him the greatest living Democrat, and are anxious that he be the nominee of the Chico go Convention. What about the third party ? will the people in 3 our section take any .stock in it? "No. I do not think theic will be an- third party in Harnett. "If I am rightly informed (ai-d I think I am iu a position to be) thai the Democrats of Harnett are deter mined to "set down" on iny third parly movement that may be sprung and agitated by disatfected Demo- cms ana sore lieaas, w no don t know what they are going to advo .cate to-morrow, and to-morrow ig nore what they advocate to-day. Give us Clevelaml and a good State ticket, and the Democracy ot Harneit mil show up as it has always done." These are the opinions we have every reason to believe, of the mass es of our people, and is only auother straw that shows the way the presi dential wind is is now blowing. The efforts that have been made to to make up an opposition to Cleve land in the South, has proven a fail ure. The people of thissectiou have not forgotten bis efforts in their be- half or the four years of peace and j prosperity secured to them under his administration. For a president the South would bo glad to accept Cleveland, hut as a candidate for pres'uleut, it behooves us to weigh the cha ;ces and act judi ciouslv. - SELECT YOUR MAN- It seems to be the prevailing be lief of the Kta,te press that Gov. Holt should, and will receive t!e Demo iratie nomination for Governor at the convention in JIay. It U high time thr.t t lie voters of the State w re deciding upon this question, as the conveutiop is only about fifty da-s otf. It is more essential that the Demo- crats of North Carolina give politics l,,t,r eiit.on. ami uie ir.ereni can- ,,!aales a t?artIul eonsiuera. ion, .or the next fifty das. than for any fifty of the year. If we do not secure the J Specialist in the treatment of skin right candidates, we c;n not hope to j diseases. Best of references can be win, If j-ru ere in favor of continue j fun-i-hed upon application. Corics ing Gov. Holt in oiTioc, why then at- i pondeme solicited, tend your county coine tio:.3 which j will soun meet i-i every county of the j State, and instrti-t your de'egalrs. Ifyouarcin favor of some o'her man instruct for hirn. Do not etay at home and say that you take no part, and have no lot in the mailer, and when the r ominations have been made say that the arethccandsdat.es i f the polit cal bosses and no, t-f the people The fact that there is a Third party in the field this year renders the ne cessity for complete harmony on the part of the Democrats of whatever shade of opinion. Every effort should be mnde to secure representative men for the S ate ticket. This can nlv be done by an intelligent and well instructed convent ion. It is the argument of Gov. Holt's fi iends thai it has been the universal custom, and u i writ? en law of the Democratic party, to nominate a Governor who has con e into office under the circumstances that Gov. Holt came into ctlice. If you ary satisfied with, and willing to ab de by the unwritten law, jmi will of course vote in the couvei tion fn the present incumbent. But should you hold d tferent views, it is oily a short time'thtil you have in which to make a selection. We earnestly hope and insist that the people of Harnett beslir them selves and be prepared when the convention mee's, (-vhieh will in all probability be the 'the first Monday in May)-to send up to to the State con vention a united ami well instructed 'elevates. THE GIRL WHO BRAGS. VAn Wheeler Wilcox in the ur Ladies li.-me .1 ournal deprecates the tendency of American ojrls to the habit of bragging... Ociv last week. she write-. I asked a yonnir bachelor j win) i? otT'H f.rttibly situated iu life.) whv he did nit marry? "Web, I w:l tell yo;i," he replied". "1 want a home. which, of course, means a wife, but I am discouraged -ab- u'- making the venture, I admired a young lady greatly, and wa- brginnin to think seriously of paying her court. She seemed to be my ideal. She was a model daughter, progressive minded, intelligent, industrious. She was al ways neatly, but simply dressed, and her cheerfullness was like a sunny day. Recently I met her on the street just as s'ie was emerging from a milliners,' establishment. 'Isn't is pretty V "I had not noticed the new hat, but now I saw a simple open-work slrav on which reposed a few lowers and a how of ribbon. " Yes, very prrtty nnd becoming,' I replied. I have a liner one being made, she continued. 'This is only a hack affair. I paid only twenty dollars for it. It is stylish, though, f r the 'price, I th'nk.' "My heart sank at her light way ot estimating cost. I have no sisters, ami my mother possessed a knack of trlming her own bonnets, so I had never known wh;t ia ues' hats cost. If that simple bit of straw and rib- oa cost twenty dell-irs, what would be the the price of the 'finer hat beino- i matte f 1 lurty dollars at least. I realized at once my inability to prop - Cr v support a girl who paid fifty Drt a girl who paid fifty r two liats in one fleeting d dlars for tivo hats in one fleeting s ason. What a fortune it would re- quire to furnih all her wardrobe at 1 ! tl'atratc? Yet she is SO Simply , , .. . dresei to all appearances; nothing at a:l showy ab-ut her. I suppose ll cf,:,n .! I iouwi ioav,,s Rowland 1; 15 p. m. arrive Favetto- fur their Clothes, and SO I think I 3.I.5 p. ra. Daily except Sun-lay. ,. , . ; Train on Midland NC Branch leavaa Golds- wsll leave marriage lev neher mcn.'t'oro. n. c iaiy except Sunday, w m;r- .... "" ' . rive Smithfiei.l N C., !TC a m. KstnriMn? I lie average young maneannot stand s leaves smtttuieid. n. c. 7 . ra. arrive that sort or thing, I au-e you i Tjajn on Xaahvin Br,nrh 1avM Rpeky Now I hlnen to know vt'io tliia I lilnt at 5 li p ra arrives Nashville 3 55 p. ra, Oir, t na, pen iu Know wno till ! Srrini, IoJK. 3 s0 4, , Hetnrnine. ieava young woman was, and I hat. pen to ! '; rin:J iici: 8 00 XmI""" n a. ra. -' is ! arrive KoiKy iicunt & 13 a. m.! daily xcrpt know that slie was not an extrava j Saisday- ., Trsin on r'.inton Branch iorras Waraw for gillH gin. II She nan pad twenty ( ,, " . . " j dollars for a hat. it was an unusual expenditure for .her. and would. trouble her conscience "and purse for m 'Tiy a ttay. and cause her true a self- denial in other directions. Hut she-possessed liie .foolislt idea so prevalent in tuls a-e of ool for tune's, that men adtnrc women who ue money lavihlv. and who pay are prices for thir garcient.. J. A. FARM EE, &TT07.KEY ARD COUNSELOR AT LAW DUNN, N. C. Circu't :" Harnett. Johnston, Samp son a.i.l Cumberland. Collections a specialty. Prompt attention given to all busi ness placed in hand. Mch-:1-.1.3 )' U J. H DANIEL. DUNN, UAUNETT CO. N C. LEE J. EST, D U N N, N. C, Wi'l practice in Harnett, and aV joining Counties. Special attention given to collection uf chums. May-l-tf. Cape Fear & Yadkin Va'-ej Hall way Company. . CORDEfSSEQ SCHEDULE. IN KFFKCT DICCi:l!B2rt 27tii, 1S91. xoinn bound. No. 2. Diily Except Sunday. I'ave Wilmington, Arrive Fayetteville, Leave Fayetteville, heave Sanfoi-il, Arrive G:e ;!b ro, heave G"t en-boro, heave Walnut Cove, Arrive Mr. Airy, 9 .SO m l,r5 p ra 3.00 p m 4.21 p m 6.5 p m 7 1 5 ) m 9.0J p n 11.15 p Kl No 4. Daily Except Sunday. Leave lN'onettville, 12.4;) p m L"ave Maxro'i. 1.27 p m Arrive Faveteviile, 2.S7 p tn No. 10, Daily Except Sunday. heave h unenr, 7.23 a m Arrive fJi-eenbora, 10.05 a m heave Greensboro, 10.45 a ia Arrive. Madison, 1.05 pm SOUTHBOUND. No. 1, Daily Except Sunday. Leave Mr. Airy, .00 h m heave Wnhuit t'ove, 8.11 m Arrive Otcenboro, 10.;)0 a m heave Gin nsh.'.ro, 10..i0 a m heave San ford, 12.45 p m Arrive Fayelteville, 2.0U p m heave Fayetteville. 3.')4 p m Arrive VVHmisigron. 7.05 p iu No. Daih Except Sunday. heave Fayetteville, '2.11pm Leave Maxlon. 3.:J2 n m Arrive Beiui"ttsvhle, 4.'2'2 p in No. If:. Daily Lxeept Snn-lay. I eave Madison. 24.1 p m i."!.r p tn . i 5 p n'i SAO : m Arrive J.- c!:siioro heave G:eeii-loro. Arrive Kani-enr, W, E. K YhE. 'J. W. FRY. Gen. Fax. Agent . General Manager. ATLAHT10 COAST LINE. Wi'lliinstOU & Weldoil Rail KcaCt and Branches. con jEsssed s:he:ule. T1IAINS Otfl.NU SOUTH. No. 23 1 No. 57 No. 41 ratcl S pt.. 2 'SI. FR?t Mail Iai!y Daiiy DaSIy. cxsiin . r M I 1 M I AM Leave Welion 1: ?0 5 4? 6 :9 Arr. Uocky Mt,... ; 1 0 C 3 7 47 Arrive Tarl oro... 2 H I P M Lear Tarlioro li ?e 6 CO i p"m Arrive Wilson I S 1ft 7 ) 8 17 Leave Vils.m -i 2 7. Arrive Selma 1 3 "'0 Arr Knyetrevilltf... i 5 :o Leave 'iol.lVoro... ; lTi - jo I i. 0J Leave Warsaw ; 4 It I I 10 00 l.t'.ivc Va:iKiiia.... I 4 7 j 8-0 10 11 Arr. Wilmington- I 6 00 I 9 55 i 11 45 TRAINS GOING NORTH. j NoTlTT"Xo!73 N-1. 40 Daily ! Ta:ly. I Daily. ex Sun AM A M j P M La. Wil'iinirfon- S 10 0 15 1 4 CO i Learo Ma?ii.):a..:. 3 ?7 18 r,1 - j 5 46 Leave Wnwaw 11 11 j 5 53 Arrive iKisVor 4 31 1J 05 I 6 5 Lea. KayttFTilio -1 S 10 Arrive Seln.a . U 05 Arrive Wilnsii ! 13 10 AM P Al f .m I.iav Wi!in. 5 11 12 58 i 7 4 Arr. Rooky Mt ! 5 37 1 30 j fc tl Arrive T.trboro 6.0 2 Xi Leave Taliorc : 12 "8 Arrive VVeldon : 6 35 : 2 53 : 9 55 Tij!!ypxf?;it Snnday. Trains r-n S(Ulaii'l Nect Branch TlPad leave ' Wellon ; :-o p in.. Halifax 4 22 ; m. arrive at j Sot!iti.l NeeU 5 15 v m. lren v W.s i 52 ri in. f,'"1 nville 8 25 a m. Arriving at Hal- in upi urniiiif. leaves jvtjjsiou iUxx cA 11 w weUou 1125 am, diily x eeji Suiulay. Local frelV,t train 1rts Wldon at 10 15 m. arriving- Scotland Nck 105 am. (Mf'.i viil 5 "f i 111. Kir. a ton 7 ( p ni. Kturnin. leaves Klnston 7 10 a in, Orecnviile 55 a ia. Scotland Neck 'i i0 p m, arriva Weldou 5.15 p "VlV ... A Kaleixli H H. daily txci t Snnay. 4 40 p ra Sunilar 3 i nr. arrive at W itliamitou. N. C. 7 lWi rr-1 n -0im: viymoatb isop m..nnd 5i0 i'. in. Itetnrniriif lmves Plyir.ruth. N. C. 'aUy escort Sm1ay S 00 a ra, kffunday 3 0a a m Williamston 7 '0 a in. 5S a ru. Arrive at Tartioro, N. C. 10 10 a ro and 11 -.0 a m. j Trains on Soathern Division. Wilson and Fayetteville Branch leaves Fayetteville 7 30 n., arrive Kowlai 1 1 ' 15 i. ur Keturnitif Ciinton. daily except Sunday, ate 00p m ar.d 11 lis m. Itetuniinjr. leave Clinton at 5 10 a in au s 10 pin connecting at rrsaw with Nos. 41. Jt),i3 nd 7!. Soil th bo:i train on Wilson a Faytfvill Brnncn is 51 Northicuni is no ro. DiiT J VAUpj i'UUUSJ, Trtinxos; M m,Mi North wm r ; Train No 73 raatf'i eom comirt!oii at J wei.ioxirorailiKintrthUaliy Ail rmll vis ; ltteamo:id aitd tiaily Tct . undar via Gtv i Line. ii. t Kooky Mount daily eiri)t 3n; day, with Norfolk and t arol:na forKcffvtk aad am points North via Norfolk. i JOHN P. DIVINE, Gen. Sept. T.R. KEN LT. General Mana-? j T. M. BMMRRJOS, Trafir VScnaffer. If Dn Store 1 HOOD BROS., WE NOW HAVE THE LAHG-EST STOCK OF DftXJGrS IN TOWN, TOILET ARTICLES, CONEECTIONARIKS. ETC. SCHOOL BOOKS, IiATTCTERETKB new Crop G-ARDEN SEEDS, TWO PAPERS FOR FIVE CALL AND SEE US. VERY RKtiPECTFULLT, HOOD BROS. JOHN A- McKAY'S Hardware House is the pdace to buy yur HARDWARE, CUTLERY, CROCKERY, TIN and GLASS WARE, HOLLOW WARE. PAINTS OILS &e, Headquarters for PLOWS and CASTINGS and FARMERS HARDWARE generally. Don't forget the place Corner Wilson and Broad Streets. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Respectfully, JOHN A. M' KAY, DUNN, N. C. II. 1. MCDUFFIE, General Insuraace Agent FAYETTEVILLE. N. C, RE PRESK NTI N G The Niagara (Fire) of New York, Or ganize! in 1851. Assets over $2,000,000. The Okik.nt (Fire) of Hartford, Coin.. Organized in 1872. Assets if2,000,(i0).' The Nk.w "York Lifk, of New York, Organized in 8 tS. Assets $1 1(1,00,000. AND OTHER LIFE, FIRE, ACCIDENT AND live stock mm. Insurance p'aceil anywhere in Cumberland and adjacent counties. Office Room No. 10, Hlock, Fayetteville, 2. C. Feb-4-1892. rhornton! THE NEW YORK WEEKLY WORLD. One Dollar a Year. Contains the best features of any t I Weekly printed. M. QUAD, late of: the Detroit Free Press, writes a page of matter every week. SEND FOR SAMPLE COPY. THE WEEKLY WORLD, Dec 3 tf New York City. lASSIiKT REPORT. Cotton. Middling Low Middling Stains Turpentine. Virgin Yellow Dip Hard G $2.20 $1.20 Country Produce- Chickens l)25c Eirp;s 1 0c Hides 4(5 6 c Corn COc Peas 60(a 1.00 Butter 20(23 Hams 10(5125 I5 8jt2.in and I.ivor Complaint T . ... ,. Is it not worth the small price cf' x . - 1 ac. to free vonrselfof evc-rv svmp- tom (lf u.-se ditreit.ff como'iii.t if vnn thinlc s ml! it. rmr !nro audi . : a b ttle Of Miilo'.l'S VifaMzer. eve- rv bottle has a printed enarantee on ' " it, use artcordinzl v and if it dues you , ... . .. . no goid It w.H coslyou nothing. Sold by B. U. Hood & Bro. -o- fi. A POPULAR FAMILY. Jbwxib : " How la It, Kate, that you always teem to catch on ' to the last new thing- 7 Do what I may, you always teem to get ahead of mo." Kate : " I dont know : I certainly do not make any exertion ia that direction." Jennie : Well, durlnjrthe last few months, for example, you have taken up painting:. without any toucher : you came to the rescue when Miss Liisrco deserted her Delsarte clasa bo i;i:We:i!y, an.l certainly we are all improv iag in jrrace unlc-r ynur instruction; 1 heard you teilmar '1'o.Tir.iy lutme3 UFt eveninar how his club iniule misLr.kes m piaying1 b&seball: you soem to be u; on nil t!ie latest 'fads, and know j-.ijit -.. hr.tr. touiicier ail crcun:eranc; you oniert.iiii be.iutit.illy ; and In tee last month you havo iuiroTeusoin health, owiogr, yoiltelini3.toyoiir pLyBlcalcultureexercisea. Where do you iret all cf your mformation from in tbis httls out-of-the way place? for r&Vnta? c,tv- m vain. 1 have only cno source of information, but it is gurpnsuijr how it meets all want. I. very seldom hour of nnythmpr new but what the next few Onys brlntr me full luformation on th sulject. ilnjf'c? Nol Magaainot And a jjrer.t tronnre it is to us all, for it Teally furnishes the reading for tho whole hou3ohohl: fr.thcr )03 given up his mag-axin that he lias taken for years, as ho say this one gives more nnd tetter Information on the subjects of tho day ; and mother says that it is that that makes her euch a famous housekeeper. In fact, we all ajrree that it is the only rcully fauilt mngazine published, as wo have sent for samples of all of thorn, and find that one is all for mon, another all for women, and another for children only, while this one suits every one of us; so we only need to tako one instead of several, and that is whero the economy comes in. for It is only $2.03 a year. Perhaps you vth ink I am too lavish in my praise ; but I will let you sea ours, or. better Ft ill, send 10 conts to the pub lisher, V. Jennings Dcmorest, 15 East 14th Street, New YorL, for a sample copy, and I shall always consider that I havo done you a preat favor ; and may bo you will be cuttinr us out, as you say we have the reputation of beinir the best informed familv in town. If that be so, it la Demorest's Family Hagazin taat does it." ; XUif Myth mzm 2 mm BSSV a k m Sft " m lJABi ' kr Ttro Bottles Cared ITer. VI Carboll, Ia., July, 1883. I was suffering 10 years from shocks in my head, eo much bo that at times I didn't expect I to recover. I took medicines from many doe tors, but did not g t any relief until I took Pastor j Koenig's Nerve Tonic; the second dose relieved j me and 2 bottles cured me. 8. W. PECK. Newport, Ky., February 20, 1891. For many years I was sickly and very nerv ona, so that tho least thing would frighten me, and my sleep was unrefreshing end I was so weak as to be unable to do any housework. 1 was always Ill-humored and depressed. Now everything is changed. Pastor Koenig's Nerve Tonic 2 bottles ) has helped me ; I am like a new person, can work, sleep well and foci contented. 1 racommand this medicine at every oppor tonity JkUbA BOLL. Tb's 7?Ei.2yL b93 prpred by the Bvrend I'v-r K(-cs(. ct 7ort Wsvne. lad. since 1871 and ; oovr prepared nfidarhl direcU ja br the CE!Q f'ZU O., Chicago, IlL 'l-!d b7 Irurrl.s at Si par Bottle. 6 for Tt .V-SJ-j S1.74. 6 Dotths for 9. Ana w rr tliim Qiirslloit, WLv v1o so maii3' people tre see around us seem to prefer to SkiTer and tc duilc miacrable 03- Indiges tion, Constipation. Dizzines9, Lss Appetite, Coram? on of ihe food. ,, ' . , .., leliowbUin, when for oc. we will ""U"B guu. Ilcod Jc Bro rT"5 -aluable Book a Jferroni " t 2 ;&AMt nt frc to say addreaA, .i '3 1 a,,i poor patients can a!ao obtain L Ss Zja this medicine fr of charred If you feel weak and all worn out tako BROWN'S IRON BITTERS for Infants "Ctrls, Is so wH fcdaro3 to ehCirra that Z reeommd itaa superior to asy prsacripuon fcnewa to me." IT. JL. Aaceeb, tL D., 111 Bo. Oxford Et., Brooklyn, N. T. "The on ot 'Castoria' is so universal Hs meriU so well known tkt it arii t- work of supererogation to endorse it. Few are tho Intelligent families who do not keep C&sioria within essy reach." Caelos JtAmror, T. D . New York City. Late Pastor Bloomlngdale HeXorme-1 Church. T CjrrAra JOHN A. MKAY & CO., General Metal Workers, Mannfatures and Wholesale Dealers in all kinds Tur pentine Tools, the Finest Ever Made in the South. Write for Prices and Terms. Mexican Mustan A Cure for the Ailments of Mao and Beast. A long-tested pain reliever. Its use Is almost universal by the Housewfk, tna Farmer, the Stock Raiser, and by every oca requiring an effective liniment. No other application compares with it In efficacy. This well-known remedy has stood the tcs& qt years, almost generations. No medicine chest is complete without a bottfa c Mustang Liniment. - Occasions arise for its use almost every Jsy All druggists and dealers have iL I .A GENERA3, FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS LOISTbON LIVERPOOL & GLOBE, VIRG-INIfV FIRE & MARINE. NORTH CAROLINA HOMcl AND SOUTHERN Insurance Company of 'Louisiana. Also the Old Reliable . PENNSYLVANIA MUTUAL Of Philadelphia, Tho Eest Company m Existance. offic e in YOUNG BROS. STORE, k Household Remedy BLOODandSKERS DISEASES Botanic Bleed BaL-n UCttrt9- SCROFULA, ULCERS, SALT UUrgo emeuMi EC2C3U, ctrj lorn ef m&l!;r.zrt SX'.N ERUPTIGN, te ! being 5crcl!'jJ la UcUf ce the srsttsi anS rsitsrlng Oie conslltiitior-. alaast supercstarai healing frepertlet jir.irr as in ctinritsiPj a curs. U Cireeuoiis ara tol owel. QEUT CP?S n.Lrrr?.ATTT BLC00 BALM CO., Atlar.U. 6a. end ChlSdren. CetHa cares Colt", OoartrpatSon, Cour S0'n&ch, Diarrhoea, Eructation, KilU Wonas, sleep, snd prosaotes dt Withocs injurious medioatWa. Tor several years I have recommended your Caxtoris, and shall always continue to do so as U hS taTariablj produce! bessOaUl rtarulta." Eowik r. Pakcsts. K. D., Tte WlJithrop," lath Etrt and 7th Xre., KewYorkaty. CiAjrT, 77 MtraxAT Stsmt, Naw Ton. -: o Liniment, resenting : Colds and Coughs croup, sore throat, bronchitis, asthma, and hoarseness cured by fiyers Cherry Pectoral the safest and most effective emergency medicine. It should be In every family. Dr. J. C. Ayer &'Co Lowe!!, fvlass.
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