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THE TIMES.
THURSDAY, MAY 12. 1S92.
RATTERS OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Clinrclie.
Presbytekian Services ev'ry firt
Sunday at 11 n, m.. awl 7 p. in.
Kkv. G. A. Iloualt, Pastor.
METItODIST. Sen-Ice the 4th Sun
day at 11 n, in., and at nilit at 7 p. '.
Kirt Suntlaj-oijrht at 7 p. m. oumlav ;
School at 3 p. in.. Prof. D. B. Parker, I
Superintendent,
Rev. J. I. Peg ram, Pator.
Primitive RAirriST. Services Sat
urday and Sunday morning i K'fjre the
third Sunday in each month.
Rkv. Kurnick Wood, Pator.
Dl5CiriER. Services 3rd Sunday in
ao.h month, morning and night. Sun
flay School at 4 p. in., every Sunday.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday night.
Rkv.. C..W-. Howard, Pastor
C, W. B. M. meet every Monday night
aftrr the 2nd and 4th Sunday In each
tnonth.
Baptist. Services every Sunday at
11a. in., aid 7:30 p. ns.. except the
Third Sunday morning. S'inday School
at 9:31 a. ni., R. G. Taylor. Sunt.
Praver Meeting every Thursday evening
at 7:30.
Rkv. W. F. Watson, Pastor.
Tree-Wilt, Baptist Services , on
Second Sunday at 11 o'clock a id on 4th
Sunday at 5 p. in.
Rev. R. A. Johnson, Pastor.
LOCAI
J.
Mrs. W. D. Smith and Mrs. Hough
spent Friday in town.
Mr. Jas. P. Hodges and wife of
Little River Academy, paid our town
a call Friday.
Ffther Price or Goldsboro, N. C,
spent a short while in the 'city last
week with some his members.
The closing exercise of Buies
Creek High School takes place ' to
day. The Times returns thanks for
an invitation,
Mr. . T, Btliey and sisters.
Misses Millie and Delphia, of Stew
arts Academy, paid our popular den-
ti it. Dr. Goodwin, a call Friday of
last week.
Miss Sallie, B. Sludge music tea
cher in the Riverdale Academy near
Bunu's Level left lart week for her
home in Virginia.
Dr. F. T, Moi.re attended the Grand
Lodge of I. O. O. F., which convened
in Wilmington on Ihc 1 0th iti9t. He
was the representative from Luck
now No. 115.
The Times notes with regret the
burning of tho dwelling of Uev. J.
I). Pegrom's on his plantation near
Cokcsberry, which occured on Sat
urday of last week.
LOST. One watch key, one medi
cine case key, one trunk key (flat),
also one post office box key No, 473.
The finder will be amply rewarded by
returning to Di. J. H. Daniel, Dunn,
N. C.
Dr. W J. Strickland, u former
resdent our town, but now of the
rm of Strickland and Williams' of
enly, was in town last week. Dr.
ehs us they are doing well at their
new lacation.
Presiding Elder G. A. Oglesby
held Quarterly Conference Saturday
and Sunday at Pleasant Plain
church and Sunday night preached
an able and highly instructive ser
mon in the M. E. Church here to an
attentive congregation.
If Dunn gets beat in the foot race.
.she can challange the South with an
eating man. One who eat 6 dozen
eggs for breakfast and some of
them were goose eggs. The gentle
roan is a reliable man - We have
ic-rncd since that he also eat some
khad and coffee too. He
lhad and coffee
can vjet
there.
On last week our old board ot
Commissioners time expired and the
eped down and cut to give way for
e new men. They had boon a good
nservative set and did all they could
r the town and its progress, still
at did not satisfy some of the peo-
fe. because it is the case here that
y l9w or any movements made for
le benefit of the town always meets
lib some opposition from some one
jTe are not united enough, they wont
jII together when we have a town
dinancc, all should say it must be
lforced. The new board composed of
ear-thinking active business men
ike hold under favorable eircumstan-
fcs with a better future for the town.
he taxes are enough now to keep
e town up well, and under the ad
inistration of this board we are
pro the expenditures will be careful-
t put out, and we see no reason why
pr town should, not prosper under
ie management of the present ofli
PIC-HIO AT RAVEN ROCK.
A DWELLING BURNED.
Last Saturday, at Raven Rock
was.a day of pleasure end social en
joyment. The oecasion was a pic nic, at
which gathered the manhood and
beauty of both Wake and Harnett
eountie?.
1 his p'acc to which nnture has
Ikcmi so boun'iful in .bestowing her
charms, has been time out of mind a
jtryeling place for lovers. Scr.t 1 be-
jneath the overhanging crass of this
massive gray granite, inhiiling the
sweet perfumes of the mountain
nay, which grows so luxurantly here,
and while Iblet.ing to the penile rip
ple of the river at their fee, many
have in year? gone by. made vow 3 to
which they have been true, vw-
which, have sealed their destines,
cither for wea' or for woo.
Nor was Saturday an exception to
the past.
The beanx with their new spring
jiui-f, straw hats, and white ties
were on hand and at their bost in
their etforts to please and to do the
agreeable.
The writrr being no model or
werd painter, in describing the girls
will s'.op before be spoils it all.
by saj'ing that they, in their pic-nic
attire and broad hats were beautiful,
and as agreeable as pretty.
The cool drink and confectionery
vender w.-is there, adding to the
pleasure of the occasion b dispens -ing
goods of the best quality.
The time passed rapid I j, but,
pleasantly in a general way. until
dinner was announced, when 'an ."r
ray of good things was spread, that
was of quality, sufficient to gratify
the palate of the most fastidious
euicure.
When dinner wag over the pron e-
nades and lovers strolls began.
Hie steep ascents made this difi
cult, and the young men found light
ladies not at all disagreeable.
Every one (true to human nature)
wo s watching to see, and ready to
laugh at the downfall of some of the
un weary of their companions as they.
losing their footing took a tumble
down the steep ascent.
But the gallants were fort unate
and we sav with Ttbulus:
whom love rules, where'er his path
ma)' be, walks safa and sacred."
But how true it is, "thai no earthly
pleasure id complete."
While standing and gazing u; on
the exquisita grandeur of the scene
ry, pome cjes were extracted to a
dense black smoke afcwuiilrs across
the river. Many volunteered sug
gestions as .o its origin, but it was
all made plain, when in vbout an
hour, some one arrived and told the
s?A news that the dwelling, si United
on the plantation of R -v. J. D. Pe
gram near Cokesbury was in ashes.
The house was occupied by Mr. Win,
Trulove.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
The family were all away from
home and when the fire was discoxs
ered the roof was ready to fall in.
Nothing was saved except one
bed. Some of . Mr. Trulove' s sons
wert at the picnic, but on hearing
the sad news of their misfortune re
turned to what was to them only a
few hours before when they left it, a
comfortable home, but now a heap of
smouldering ashes with nothing save
the clothes they wore on their backs.
Thus passed a day of joy and sor
row, and one that will be remember-
ed by all that were present.
B.
Dickenson Items.
Weather fair and warm.
Farmers are all busy planting corn
and cotton.
Mr. E. B, Brantly and wife come
over Sunday to Healthy Forest.
Miss D. P. Johnson is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. McNeilf, this week.
Misses Sarah Nixon and Lizzie
McKay called on the ladies' of
Heal 1 hy Forest.
Mr. James Northan and wifo spent
Tuesday night with theic uncle, Dr.
McNeill.
We are sorry to hear of the death
of one of the children of Mr. Billie
Sexton of Buies Creek section,
Mr. W. P. Byrd was elected to at
tend the State Convention at Raleigh
May 18 lb, 1892. C.
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Leading medical authorities in
dorse Ayer's Sarsaparilla as the best
blood medcine.
Go and do likewise, iryour whis
kers are grizzly and unbecoming use
Buchingham's Dye and they will look
as xvhen you wero younger.
Mirtle M. Tanner, Boonville, Ind.,
writes : "I had Mood poison from
birtb, Knots on my limbs were as
large as hen eggs. Doctors said I
would be a cripple, but B, B. B. has
cured me sound and well, I shall
ever praise the men who invented
Blood Balm were born." 1-m.
Memorial Services-
Quite a good crowd of our citizens
attended-the Memorial services at
Chicora, Cumberland county, Tues
day evening. We have never attend
eu a more pleasant Memorial celebra
tion. Rex. Mr. Bradshaw of Little Rix-er
Academy, was the ora'or chosen by
the L-idies Memorial Association.
The orator vas in the finest trim for
speaking and commanded the rapt
attention of his audience as he paid
a most beautiful aud eloquent tribute
to ihb valor the sacrifice, and the
heroism of the Confederate soldier,
and clot lied in beauteous rhetoric
the deeds of martyrdom of the wife,
mother and sister of the Southern
solder. The good woman of the
South canno. be too highly praised
for their kindness in thus annually
decorating ith flowers the graves of
those men who sacrificed their lives
upon the altar of their cour try.
Harnett and Cumberland cannot
be to highly commended for raeeu
ing every 10th of Ma at Chicora to
beau ifv with flowers the graves of
our fallen heroes, for they in so dos
ing keep fresh the memory of men
whose war record is the pride of our
whole country, whose bravery on the
battle field inspires our youth with
Irgher ambitions and holier hopes,
and whose unselfish patriotism has
adorned the pages of American his
tory.
From Benson
Just now, among the oung peo
pie in town, all isexpecta'ion, look
ing torwarn route zin lnst, ine oc
casion being the closing exercises of
the school at this place.
Exercises will commence promptly
at 2 o'clock p. m., and will consist of
'declamations, musi, debate etc., foN
lowed bj' an addres3.by Prof. Ira. Tr
Turlington of the Turlington Insti
tute, of Sroithfield, N. C.
Commencing early at night will
come off exerehes oy the tclmol. It
is hoped that the exercises will bo of
such nature as to delight the large
audience expected to be present.
The Irishman, Duichman, African
and many other characters will be
shown up in comic, pathetic and
serious.
'Compulsory educition" is the
subject of the d. bate, will be dis
cussed in a masterly manner by the
young men of the school.
What will mnke the question more
interesting i3 it is now at issue.
Those who do not come to hear the
discussion will miss a rare treat.
We will say to all. remember the
time, Friday, May 27lh a!, 2 o'clock
p. m. B.
How Much-
If kisses were a peuny each,
An I xvords a ,rotc n score,
A kiss for ex'ery twenty woids.
And twenty in an hour.
Visit the fair one, twice a week,
And stay from eight till one,
It would take how long,
At such a rate,
To spend a hundred pounds.
Disd-
On Wednesday of last week at his
residence in the lower edge Johnston
county, Mr. W. W, Tart passed
away. lie was 6ick only a short
time. Mr. Tart was an esteemed
citizen In his community. He leaves
a wife and 8 children to mourn the
loss of a father and husband.
I wish to say to the public that my
Ice House will be open eyery Sun
da)' from 8 to 10 in the morning and
from 2 to 4 in the evening. J. H.
Worrell.
Call at Gainey & Jordon's and ex
amine their new stock of Gold
Watches and Chains, and other ar
ticlds mentioned in their ad in an
other column,
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
LARGE.
AT
Dr. S. Ros, the German Eye Doc
tor, lately from Germany, has arriv
ed in this town wth a large line of
Spectacles and Eye Glasses, consist
ing of nothing but pure genuine peb
ble, and he feels confident that he is
able to suit the eye of ex-ery weak
eyed person.
Examination of the eye free.
Old gold or silver spectacles taken
in exchange for new ones.
Repairs neatly aad promptly done.
Can be seen at the Hotel Divine.
' .Twenty-two years' practice.
Stationed and located at Fayette
vilie, N. C.
Ex-ery pair of glasses fitted by Dr.
S. Ros are warranted for 12. months.
May-12.
If your blood is vitilated. clense It
without delay by the use of Ayer's
Sarsanarilla.
Annual Statement of Town Ule
- DISBUKSXMKNTS.
. From May 1st 1891, " lo
May
1892. y
To cash paid Maj'or salary
" ' Street Com,
" Town Com. '-
" Police
. ' " " extra Police -
" " " Secretary
Register
.. Tnx Lister
$60jQ0
17j7j5
3G0
22S85
16i8b
500
10M
22jsb
" " Treas in part
" Legal services
.. office and F.
operate rent "
To cash paid removing dead
anima's'
To cash paid Cemetery work
To cash paid fire truck, bar
rels etc,
To cash paid building truck
house - -
To cash paid stationary and
printing
To cash paid guard hous sup,
To cash paid impounding
pen
To cash paid cost and. wit
ness Superior court
To cash paid Street work
lumber; etc. .
To cash paid j lamps and
posts ; 1
To cash paid board and
lodging paupars
To cash paid order issued
before May 1st 1891
Hal. on hand of Treas
29
7
18j05
I
5434
1 1:
34189
t i
610
675
I
I
3491GP
31192
It
2
U7M
13633
$1225
28
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IlECE-IPTS.
By balance in Treas. May
the 1st 1891 including
certificates of sale of real
estate
By Town Tax collected in
cluding license etc,
By Cemetery sales
By Fines
By license whiskey, hotels
etc,
S224
19
I
1
818
27 50
17:0s
1
i
133125
Lt
$1225M
By bal. in hand of Trea3. $136,33
May the 1st 1892. j
M. L. Wade. ClerkJ i
All kinds of cold drinks at D. jlj.
Hood's Drugstore.- I 1
. Milk Shake, Lemonade and Soda
Water at D. H. Hood's DrugstoreJ
s
At D. H. Hoods's Drugstore y
can get the best Milk Shakes
We
use nothing but pure Jersey milk.
Nice lot of Confectionarie8 always
oh hand at D. H, Hco i's Drugstore.
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; 1 Notice- j
Dunn, N. C, May 4th, 1892. !
The firm heretofore existing unde
the name of Strickland & Gordon
have this day, by mutual concent
dissolved. H. J. Strickland will cor
tinue business at his old stand.
J- O. Gordon;.
II. J. Strickland!
Thanking the public generally fp
their patronage and soliciting a cqn
tinuancc of the same I remain,
Yours Very Respectfully.
II . J. TIIICKLAND.!
Go to Lee's Hardware Sior ahd
buy you a Cotton King Culti'ator f
1 ?
For Hardware and Furniture gostp
Lee's Hardware Store, next door tb
Young Bros.
Look for new sign,
LEE HARDWARE CO.
The best Cook Stove for the monk
ey at Lee's Hardware Store, I
-.if
We have iust received a big line! of
Cotton Hoes. The cheapest we ever
had. Lee Hardware Co.
Don't forgot we ore still head
quarters for Plows and Plow Cast
ings. Lee Hardware Co.
WbM Baby ws sick, we gsr hr Castoria.
When the was a Child, she cried for Costoriai
When she became Miss, she clung to Castorii.
When she had Children, she gave them CastoiW
All manufacturing business
been paying this season,
has
I !
es-
pecially cotton, The cotton frct?or-
!
in nredoublin? their monev on evefv
i r
O 1 i f
pound of cotton manufactured. Why
eant we get one here ? Dunn xvith .a
bank and cotton factory would beioin
a substantial boom. Business men
t-
with your capital invested in either
a factory or bank would reap a ciqe
income here. ft
A reviving of nature's latent forfces
occuas everw spring At this tiftie.
better than any other, the blood njay
be clensed from the humors wbjqli
infest it. The be3t and most poru
lac remedj to use for this purpo3c s
Ayer's Compound Extract of Sa
pari Ha.
warn wir.fiR i nm
Patronize home industry and call
on R. A, JOHNSON,
T
Manufacturer of CARTS, WAG
ON'S and PUGG IKS, if you need a
first oiass BUGGY I have them and
I will sell for less mouey than the
same quality of work can be bought
for elsewhere, so come along aad I
will guarantee satisfaction.
Ifoti want a DUMP CART.
ROAD CART, or WAG UN,
j I have as good as can
. be made.
I do all kinds of repairing on
CARTS, WAGONS, and BUGGIES
"T he best order.
I laj 5 some Second Hand Buggies on
haii and will sell them very chea;.
I a in determined to hold the head
quarters for the best work for the
least money.
1 am thankful for the x'ery liberal
patronage I have received in the past
and will try to merit a better in the
future, so when vou need anything iu
my line of business come and see me
before you bux. for I am yous to
please,
R. A-JOHNSON,
DUNN, N. C.
NOTICE! -
On Monday the 2d da3. of May A.
D 1892 at 12 oeloek m I will sell
at the Court House Door in the town
of Lillington to the highest bidder
for cash one tract of land in Avcas
Doro township, Harnett c ninty, con
taining about 109 acres and bounded
as follows: Adjoining the lands of
J, R. Godwin, Louis Jackson and
others, it bung lot No. 6. in the dN
vision of the lands of Joseph Stewart,
deceased, to satisfy an execution in
ray hands for collection against
Henry Pope, and which has been
levied on said land as the property"
of said Henry Pope for the purchase
money. C. McARTAN.
Mch-314tl Sheriff.
Children Cry for. Pitcher's Castori
Deserving; Praise.
, "We desire to say to our citizens,
that for years xve have been selling
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption. Dr. King's New Life Fil's,
Buckleo's Arnica Salve and Electric
Bitters, and have never handled re
medies tha' sell so well, or that have
give such umx'ersal satisfaction. We
do not hesitate to iuarantee them
every time, and we stand ready to
refund the purchase price, if satisfac
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popul n-.y purely on their merits.
Harper& Hood Druggists.
O'i. What n. Cough.
Will you heed the warning. The
signal perhaps of the sure approach
of. that more terrible disease Con
sumption. Ask yourselx'es if you can
niford for the sake of saving 50c, to
run the risk and do nothing for it.
We know from experience that Shi
loh's Cure-will cure your cough. It
never faii. This explains why more
than a million bottles were sold th
past 3'ear. It relieves croup and
whooping cough at once. Mothers,
do not be without it. For lame back,
side or chest use ShiloU's Porous
Plaster. Sold by D. 11. Hood.
Ginghams from 6 to 7 cents per
yard at Dupree & Lane's.
Specimen Cases.
S. H. Clifford. New.Cassel, Wis.,
was troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, his Stomach was disor
dered, his Liver was affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles of Elec
tric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, 111.,
had a running sore on his leg of
eight years standing. Uusing three
bottles of Electric Bitters and sex-en
boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and
his leg is- sound and well. John
Speaker, Catawba, O-, had five large
Fever sores on his leg, doctors said
he was incurabla. One bottle Elecn
trie Bitters and one box Bucklen's
Arnica Salx-e cured him entirety.
So!d by Harper & Hood Druggist,
Children Cry for Pteher's CastorlaT
We have a speedy and positive
cure for catarrh, diphtheria, canker
mouth and headache, in Shiloh's Ca
tarrh Remedy. A nasal injector free
with each bottle.. Use it if ypude-f
ifctm ln'filth siud Fweet breath. Price I
TrUoc. Sold bv D. H. Hood. j
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THAN K S !
Wc are still at our oM stand and beg to return oar most grateful
thanks to tmr customers for tln-ir past liberal patronage which lias enabled
us to better serxe them in the future.
This is our standing invitation to one and all town and country
friei-ds to call and see us when 111 need of anything in mr line.
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We wish to ray that we have added to our line of JEWELRY, PLATV
ED WARK. SEWING MACHINE A ta-.':eots and MUSICAL INSTRU
MEN rs, a nice line of PICTURE FRAMES or almost any tdnpes. aad
if we have not that will suit you im slock can get it for ycu at once.
JE1 ep airing
Is our specialty, tivhen you have
can fix you up at short iiutice an 1 at
I One Dollar Weekly
Buys a Gold Watch by our Club
System. Our lt-karat goldfilled
cases arewaranted for 20 years. Fine
Elgin or Walthaui movement. Stent
wind and set. Lady's or GmH's
size. Equal to any $"0"' wiilch. To
secure airenU where we i-ave none,
we willsell 0110 'of the' Hinting C;isi
Watches for the Club pric.-? and
send C. O. D. by express 'with privi
lege of examination before paying
for same.
Our Agent at Durham, N. C. writes :
"Our jewelers have confessed they
don't know how you can furnish such
work for the money."
Our Agent at Heath Springs, "S. C.,
writes :
"Your waU he3 take at sight. The
gentleman who got the last" -watch
said -that he examined and priced a
jeweler's watches at Lancester, that
wiere no better than yours, but the
price wa3 $4.")."
Our Agent at Pennington, Tex.
writes : .
"Am in receipt of the watch, and
pleased without ineesure. All who
hare it say itwould be cheap at $40."
One good reliable Agent wanted
in everv place. Write for particulars,
EM VI RE WAIICII CO.',
New York,
Feb25Lhtf.
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H. B. Randolph, Brunswick, Ga..
writes : - "I was under the care of
nine different doctors, but not one
did ni3 the good that Botanic Blood
Balm has done." 1m
Children cry for Pitcher's Oastoria-
TITAIA
(Tm Queen of Falrle )
MM rGH LAG ES.
HIGHEST
GRAPE
FRAME
CUSHION and PNEUMATIO
Warranty Wit., Every Vhsel
SEND YCU? ADDRL33 FOR CATALOGUE
ARIEL CYCLE MFG. GG00,3r,HD!N'
itl
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tii&,Zi&sn4 i..1- AND THE
fa'-JL'. a M LA 11M ft
mhmfnn
L A D I E S:
I haxre a beautiful and Complete
line of
MILLINERY, FANCY
GOODS and NOTIONS.
My SPRING STOCK is Rich
with New Styles. The Shapes are
Beautiful
MY PRICES
are bound to suit.
Call and see them."
Iwishlo THANK my CUSTO
MERS for their Liberal and Pleasant
Patronage 'ast Season, and now de
sire to show tleui a NICER LINE
for LESS MONEV.
Very Reapectfully,
MRS. V. A. KOONCE.
Dnnn, N.C
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THANE Si
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any thing broken or out of repair wV
rca-on ible prices.
lours Anxious to Please,
GAINY & JORDAN
LEE J. BESTr
Altorney-iitlnw,
PUNS. N.'. O,
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Will practice in Harnett, and ArK
joining Counties. Special attention
.liven to collection of claims.
J. A- FARMER,
ATTORNEY AKD COUNSELOR AT LAK7-
DUNN, N.C.
Circuit : Harnett. Johnston, SamrP
son au! Cumberland. -Col
lections a specialty.
Prompt attention gix-en to all bai-
ncss placed in hand. t
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XV. E. Mi bchisox,
J"ouosloro, N. C.
L. D. Cham if,
Lilllngtoa, V. O.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW-LILLINGTON,
N. C
Ortlce fronting Court Iloase.v-
April-ii-32.
I. W: E. Burncttc, tak much'
pleasure in infonning'the public that1
I have opened my - Barber Shop ii
front of the Lee Hotel, where I will t
be glad to see ray many friends and
the publicVenerally. Hatinj- fienrl
you xvhen. I was here before, I thank
3ou for past fayors, and beg you for-
more. Respectfully,
W. E. BunxisTTB.
K. F. FOSCUE & CO.; -
In "Dennig Building" otrers yom
the cheapest Groceries and Tobacco
in town.
Come and sec us, we will buy and
pay you the cash fir your Chickens, .
Egis, Hams, Corn, Peas in fact
anything you have to sell from ft
tooth brush to an elephants hide. -Respectfully
K. F. FOSCUE & CO- -ApriN2Utfn.
"Antidola" will speedily relitvv
Headache and Neuralgia. A trial
will convince you of its merits. Read '
what Rev. W. J. Ful ford, editor of"
the North Carolina Baptist, says :
"Some few week ago Mess. A. J. .
Cook & Co., kindly: sent mo a trial I
bottle of-Antidolaft the other day we .
had occasiohoresort to it, and
found almot Irritant'' relief from an
attaek oflevere'nerTOus. headache. .
1'ry jt.'M v.::. ;
MJnfrt'ctu red- only by A. J. Cook :
& CoHtteville. N. C, Price 25c. .
b VZXpfrT Tsjrsale by D. H. Ilood;.
DunhN. C.
Goad, solid and sound Tobacco at
D. JI. Hood's - Drug Store. Selling
at reduced prices, as follows :
3.7e tobacee for 25 cents per lb. .
40c 30
50c 40
C0c " 50 -"
75c ' " " 60 '
BUCKLER'S AafUCA SALVE;
The best Salve in lbs worU ftfv
Cuts, Braises, J'orcs, Ulcers, Sslk
Theura. Fever. Sores, Tetter, Chafk.
ped Hands. Chilblains Corns, tod all
Skin Eruptions, and positliely carta .
Piles, or no pay required. Il is gaar.
an teed to give pe-feet satisfaction, r
money refunded. Price 25 cents ptf
box. For sale by Harpsr 4 Hood..
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NOTICE.
I have a 2 12 years old .tboraagh..
bred Jersey Bull I wish to sell, as ? 4r
have more stock than t ca'n raanaa
well. The beast isVery docile' 'ami
kind. I will-sell t4eapf fofcasb. or
on time with good not. " ?
J. A L.XYTON.
Dana, N. C.
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