THE T! IVIES.
TIIUKSDAY.OCTOBEU 13.
BATTERS OF LOCftL INTEREST.
PBKsnYTEHiAN Services eveiy fir.t
Sunday at 11 m.. ami 7 p. m.
IIkv. G. A. Hough, Pastor.
METifilST. Services the 4tli Sun
Jav t 11 a- ni., and at nljht at 7 p. m.
f ,rt Snnd iy night At 8:W p. in. ttml.iy
jVliool at 5 p. Prof. D. B. Parker,
iiprlntenUMit,
llvx. .T. D. Peg ram. Pastor.
Primitive Baptist. Service Snt
nnw) SniuUy morning i before the
third Sunday in each month.
llr.v. Kcrnick Wood, Pastor.
DisririEfi. Services 3rd Sunday in
.ioh itonth. morning and night.. Sun
day School at 4 p. rh.. every Sunday.
rraviT Meeting rvery Thursday night .
Iikv. C. W. Howard, Pastor
C. W. B. M. meet every Monday night
after the 2nd and 4th Sunday in "each
month.
Baptist. Service every Sunday at
1 a. in., a-nl 7:30 - p. ir... except the
j. ,IrI Smulay morning. Sunday School
at 9:3 a. m., R.' O. Taylor. Sunt.
Vraver Meeting every Thursday evening
st 7:30.
Rkv. ,V. F. Watson, Pastor.
Vukk-Wilj, Baptist. Services
rrond Sunday at 11 o'clock and on 4th j
Seronu bumlay
Sunday at 5 p. m.
Rkv. R. A. Johnson, Pastor.
LOCAL.
Don't forget to register be.fore
too late. f
Us
Maj. Crenshaw and wife of Wake
rounty,viited Mrs, L. McKay and
Dr Fleming of this county. las
week.
If r. Lewis Atkius, forme lyof this
county but now of Washington Citv.
lf visiting relatives in Harnett this
week.
Three cheers for Georgia and Flor
ida and the solid old Democracy of
those States that can't be broken by
the 3rd party. '
Hon. W. J. Green of Fayetteville,
and Hon. B. F. Grady, Democratic
nominee for Congress, addressed the
people of Sampson at Mingo last
Fndty.
To-day in the Democratic Rally at
IJuicn Creek, ti.uch preparation has
been .made and good speeches are ex
creted. Evervbodv should ro and
t - j - - - 0
participate regardless of politics.
Gen. Weaver malle his speech at
Pulaski, Tenn., last Saturday, where
he did the most of his meanness in
lhc war. Everything went off quiet.
No riot as was anticipated before he
went there.
Our r trects are crowded every- day
with cotton now. The farmer a' ways
carries his cotton where he can get
the most for it, and Dunn is the
place this seas n. Last week it sold
for 8 cnls. Friday more than 100
bales were sold here on the streets.
The gin house of Mrs. L. McKay
was burned last Wednesday evening.
Sua and her tenants lost 3 bales of
cotton The engine and. fixtures be
longed to Mr. A. J. Turlington. No
insurance
Dr. J. T. Rogers of Lillington,
howcd u a curiosity in the way of
a coin Monday. It is a pure gold
dollar dug and coined in Rutherford
county. North Carolina, 28 karrat.
lt i, perhaps the only one in exis
tence now of the kind.
Mr. Parker Beasley of the upper
part of the county had the misfor
tune to lose his mule Sunday. While
driving him to a road cart he was
frightened by something and as he
whirled to run the mule fell aud broke
hia neck.
Mr. D. B. Avera, a prominent man
of Johnston county committed sui
cide last Saturday morning in Ral
eigh by cutting his throav. Mr. Avera
for the past several years was one of
Raleigh' largest cotton buyers. He
was under the influence of strong
lrink or had a slight touch of de
lirum tremens when he killed him
self. e
On Saturday the 1st of Oct. quite
a sad and distressing accident haps
pened in the family of Mr. D. B.
Derraing nf J ohn ston county.' His
son was sick, and his stepmolher
went in Mr. Denning's trunk where
he had several kinds of medicine to
get quinine for the sick young man,
and by mistake got strychnine aud
gave him a dose. He sooujvent into
fits. Dr. Turlington wav at once
1
summoned aud did all ha could, but
'twas too late, nothing could then
save h'ra. He died in 3 hours. Mrs.
Denning is iot to blame it was only
a mistake.
Miss Sarah Stancill, who has been
visiting Mrs. J. W. Lane rpinmi
; ucr uurae ,n seioa Tuesday.
t Una IV . r- I
Brother Marlon ttutler has our
sympathy in the lose of the Caucas
ian outfit iu the recent fire in his
town.
A god many of oar people are at
tending the Democratic dinner today
at Huiei Creek. All who attend may
expect a good time and fine speeches.
Our town authorities are havin- a
lot of work done on onr streets. Blr.j
oi. l.. wane, our efficient police, is
superintending the work and linvin"
-
it done according to order.
Mrs. Sallte Johnson, daughter of
Mr. A. J. Byrd of our county, died
Saturday morning in Raleigh. Her
remains were taken to the home of
her parents and interred Sunday.
Last week Clinton had a big fire.
the jail, several dwellings, and nearly
half of the business houses were
consumed. Very little insurance on
any of the property.
Nothing seems much clearer now
than Cleveland's electon. Harrison's
own State will go for him and New
York almost sure to ive him a lare
majority,
Mr. J. W. Jordan onr next door
neighbor came down Monday morn
ing the happiest man in town. We
asked him what was the trouble he
said 'twas a girl. Oh 1 ray ; oh ! Papa,
Read Galney & Jordan's ad in an
other column, they are selling
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware
and Spectacles very low now.
Col. A. M, Waddell of Wilming
ton, will speak at Bunns Level on
the 21st of Oct. and in lunn that
night. Everybody should hear him.
he i one of the Uncst speakers in
North Carolina.
"I am within the pale of truth,
when I declare that in a visit to an
orphanage there is a little taste of
Heaven to anj' one who feels and
loyes." Grand Master Bruto., at
Wilmington.
Mr. J. F. Matthews of Burlinzton,
was shot and killed Sunday morning
before day by burglars trying to en
ter his store. He heard them at ' the
door and when he rose he fired a shot
at them a d the3 returned the shot
three limes when Mr. Matthews was
killed. He is a nephew of Mr. A, R.
Wilson.'Mrs. P. t! Massengill and
Mrs. Dr. Harper of our town, besides
has many friends who will hear of
his death with sadness.
Grady in Drum
On Thursday the 6th Mr. J. G.
Shaw and Hon. B, F. Grady, can
for Congress, were billed to speak
here, also Mr. O. J. Spears, Republi
can Eleoto, was expected. ButJ the
day came and Mr. Grady was the on
speaker who arrived.
Quite a crowd had gathered for the
occasion, and at 1 o'clock the editor
of The Times in a few appropriate
remarks introduced Mr. Grady to the
waiting audience, composed of Dem
ocrats, some Third party men and a
number of orderly colored people,
Mr, Grady's speech was one of the
elforis of his life. He to k up the
issues of the campaign and showed
he was thoroughly up tin them. He
said our State government could not
be attacked. Our county affairs were
he best ever known and the trouble
now is the high tariff and low wags
He showed how much we are paying
now to land an' article we ueed at
our ports. "
For inst ance a suit of clothes which
cost $22.00 in Canada or England
would be worth 40.00 here, 18.00
of this is paid to Yancy the custom
house collector at Wilmington, or
such other officer at whatever port
they come in, and just so with near
ly every article the poorer classes
have to buy. The commoner the
good, the higher the tariff.
Mr. Grady discussed the Republic
can rule since they come in power.
and showed "so plainly who are the
friends to the people that none could
fail to see It.
The whole speech was sound unde
niable facts and full of good reason
and did much good. We wish every
Third party man could here Just such
a one and they wond be convinced.
Mr. Grady went from here to Min
go. Sampson county, where he spoke
next day.
Public Speaking-
The county candidates have ar
ranged a joint discussion and will be
at the following places, beginning at
Johnsonville on Mondaj, Oct. 4th:
John?onville township, Monday.
October 24th.
Barbecue to wa ship, Tuesday, Oc
tober 25th.
Upper Little River township. Wed
nesday. October 26th and 27th.
Anderson Creek township, Fridaj-.
Oot. 28th.
I r.. i.
lorn-hip, Saturn
!day, Oct, 2DUi
Averasboro township,
Moudav,
October 3 1st.
Grove township, Tuesday, Novera
bcr Is'. - : -
Neills Creek township. Wednes
day. November 2nd. ; -
Waik River township, Thursday,
November 3rd.
Hectora Creek township, Fridaj',
November AlK "
Buckhorn township, Saturday. No
vember 5th.
i - .
Lillington township, Monday, No
vember 7th.
Sheriff McArtan wUl.;be,at the
above named places, with his . tax
books, and earnestly request all per
sons to meet hira there and settle
their tnxes. - ;
List of Poll Holders.'
The following is a list ; of the Poll
Ho'der of each township :
Anderson Creek :
John McArtan, Alex McCorraick,
Jacob West,sT F Shaw.
A verasboro :
J D Barnes, J F Phillips, G R
Hodges J J Wade.
Barbecue:
John Harrington, K P Harruon,
Henry Graham, James Cameron.
Black River :
J (? Williams. Thos Matthews, N
A Stewart. Leonard Williams.
Buekhorn : - - - '
J T Harrington, Fred Thomas, W
A Dewar, T B Lanier,
Grove:
J T Coats, "Deb Turlington. Cornc
lus Hodges, Jr W Avera.
Hectors creek : . . .
Benj Gardner, J A Sentcr, L
Matthews, McN McKay.
JohnsonVille :
Allen McDonald, W J Smith.
D
H
McL Cameron. H A Morrison.
Lillington:
K M McNeill, J R Grady, Lewis
. Bail', W F Hotkaday,
Neil Is creek.
Jas A Betts, W,J Long, Reddin
Byrd, A N Sexton.
Stewarts creek :
J H Williams, Jno A Colville, A
R Wilson, G E Byrd.
Upper Little River :
A A Bethea, W D Patterson, J
Davis, S P McKay. . ..
R
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Come and look at our shoes.
Fleming & Co,
J. J. Wade has the cheapest line of
Trunka and Valices in town.
Nicest and Cheapest Dress Goods
at J. J. Wade's.
Flem'ng & Co. are selling Men's
whole Stock Brogansat 75 cts.
If you want to buy a nice pair of
Shoes, buy the . Celebrated Miles
Shoe at Fleming & Co.
A nice trimmed hat at Mrs. Den
ning's for 50 cents.
Buy 3'our goods from Fleming &
Co.
4 If you want a good Corset buy the
long waist C B at Fleming & Co's.
Fleming and Co. will
sell
you
Bhys Suit fcr $1.00.
Fleming & Co's. line of Under
ware is complete.
Fleming & Co. have Ladies Shoes
from 50 cents per pair up.
Ladies whole stock shoes
cents at Fleming & Co's.
for 50
Fleming fc Co. sells more choth
ing than and store In town, because
they sell cheaper.
Fleming & Co. will sell you all
wool shawls for $1,00.
If vou want a nice Dress Shirt
buy it at Fleming & Co's.
Fleming fc Co. will sell you nice
Silk Ribbons at one cent per yard.
If you want a nice pair of Kid
Gloves buy FOSTER'S at Fleming
& Co',s.
t
Fleming & Co, will sell you yard
wide domestic at 5 cents per yard.
The largest stock of School Sup
plies in town at D. H. Hood's Drug
Store. t
Mrs. M. L. Denning ha? with her
now a Milliner or several years ex
perience, call and examine her stock
of trimed and untrimed hats,
coxier.
The Tax Books for the town of
Dunn have been placed in my hands
for collection. .
All persons due Taxes are request
ed to se'tle at once and save trouble
and cost. Respt,
M. L. Wadk,
tw Tax Collector.
Notice-
Slate of Nor: h
Carolina, Har
In
t;.e
Superior i
i; Libre the '
nett county. ) CierU,
Harry Hawkins, idm'r Petition
of Benjamin Barbee. j to sell
against - Land
Mary Hawkins, Anderson J for
Barbee and NeilTBarbee. J Assets
It appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court that the place of res dence
of Neill Barbee one of t!ie defendan's
is unknown; it is ordered by the
Court that publication be made iu the
Central Times (a newspaper pub
lished in said county) for s'x weeeks
notifying him of the filing of this pe
tition .and that unless he appears and
and plead answer or demur thereto
at the Court House in Lillington on
or before the 27th day of October,
A. D., 1892, the proceeding will be
heard and determined as if the sum
mons and copy of the peti.ion were
personally served.
Witness: Geo, E." Prince, Clerk
of Superior Court at office in Li'ling
ton. This 10th day of September,
A. D 1892.
J. A. Spears, Att'y for Pitff.
Geo, E. Pnuce, C S. C,
sept 15 6t.
That wonderful medicine, "Microbe
Killer," for sale at D. II. Hood's
Drugstore,
Take your Prescriptions to D. H.
Hood's Drug Store.
'I he Best 5 and
10 cent cigars in
town at D
H. Hood's Drugstore.
-DUNN ACADEMIC
INSTITUTE.
DUNN. N. C.
Fall term begins August, 15th.
Strict discipline will be maintained.
Public patronage solicited.
Terms reasonable.
B. K.. Masox. A. B., Principal,
Mrs. A, J. B, Harijell,. iVnsic,
j Aug. lOtlMin.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria?
lrOnouiicel Hopeless, Yet
Saved.
From a letter written by Mrs. Ada
E. Hurd, of-Groton, S. D., we quote :
"Was taken with a bad cold, which
settled on my Lungs, cough set in
and finally terminated in Consump
tion. Four doctors gave me up, say
ing I. could live but:a short time. I
gave myself up to toy Saviour, deter
mined if I could, noi-jstay with my
friends on earth;" I would meet my
absent ones ttbovfe". ; My husband was
advised to get Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. I gave it a trial, took in all
eight bottles; it has cured me, and
thank God I am iovr a well and
heartT woman." Trial bottles free
Harper & Hood's Drugstore, regular
size, 5oc. and $1.00.
500 MEN WANTED DAILY.
I will cut your hair aud shave you
for 25 cents, tools in good order.
GWe me a trial and save your money
by coming to my Barber Shop.
Shop in front of Lee Hotel.
Respectfully,
W. E. Burnett,
Dunn, N. C.
When Baby was sick, we gare her Cantoris.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castori.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castori.
When she bad Children, she gare them Castori
J.
Ha? just RECEIVFD a nice line
of FALL MILLINERY,
Which she GUARANTEES SAT
ISFACTION. ALLSO .
Childen sand Ladies
WEAPiB, DRESS TRIM-ING-S,
etc.
Respectfully,
MRS. J. BROAD WELL,
DUNN. N. C,
sept 22
Children Cry for-Pitcher,s.Castorl
BUCKLER'S ARNICA SALVE.
The best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises,. Korea,. Ulcers, Salt
Theum. Fever 'Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands. Chilblains Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to give pe feet satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Harper & Hood.
Mr. and Mr$, Loren Trevott arc j
kr ej-cts of. the Gov. Ljg'?thuse ni
Sand Death, ?di-s and are blessed
witij a daughter, four vears old". Last i
April she was taken dawn with Meas
les, followed with a dreadful Cough
and turning inco a Fever. Doctors
at home and at Detroit tteated her,
but in vain, she grew worse rapidly,
until she was a mere "handful of
bones." Then she tried Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption and
after the use of twa and a half bot
tles, was completely cured. They
say Dr. King's New Discovery is
worth its weight in gold, yet you may
get a trial bottle free at Harper &
Hood 8 Drugstore. -
RHEUMATISM
neuralgia,
and sciatica
can always be
successfully treated .
with
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
A cure
Is sure to follow
the persistent
use of this
medicine.'
Has Cured Others
will cure you.
MARKET REPORT.
Cotton.
Good Middling 7
Middling 7$
Low Middling 6
Turpentine.
Virgin $1.90
Yellow Dip $1.50
Hard 90
Country Produce.
Chickens 15(5;25c
Hides 46c
Corn fo
Peas 60(3, 1.00
Butter 2025
Hams 12
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Wilmington & Weldon Rail Koad
and Branches.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
trains going south.
No. 23 I No. 27 I No. 41
Dated Feb. 28 '92. Fast Mail Daily
Daily I Daily. jexSuD
P M
-12 30
1 40
P M
5 43
6 35
A M
6 00
7 03
Leave Veldon
Arr. Rocky Mt....
Arrive Tarboro...-
2 18 I .
P M
12 S8 6 00
Leave Tarboro......
P M
I 2 18 I
Arrive Wilson.
7 00
7 JO
Leave Wilson
Arrive Holm a
2 30
3 25
5 20
Arr Fayetteville.-
Leave 'ioldsboro
I Mil.
4 27
00
7 40
8 30
9 30
9 44
11 25
Leave Warsaw ..
Leave Masrnolia....
8 40
U 55
Arr. Wilmfng-ton.
TRAINS OOINQ NORTH.
No. 14
Dally.
No. 78
Daily.
No. 40
Dally
ex Sun
A M
12 35
1 54
"-'855
A M
9 15
10 57
11 11
12 05
P M
4 20
ft 08
6 15
t 10
Lea. Wilmington-
Leave Magnolia....
Leave Warsaw
Arrive Ooldsuor-i-
Lea. Fayetteville-
Arrive Selma
Arrive Wilson.-...
9 30
11 35
12 80
A M
P M
12 58
1 30
P M
8
6 39
Leave Wilson-
3 3 I
4 03 1
Arr. Rocky Mt
Arrive Tartoro 6 .SO
2 18
12 58
t !
Leave Taboro. -i
f M
8 55
Arrive Weldon-
6 03
io oo
Daily except 8unday.
irini iui aAtUiiii Noolr RMnh Rmd leave
Scotland Neck 5 15 p m. Greenvil!e 8 52 p m.
Klnston o 00 p rn. tteiurnin, ieve aukiuu
7 10 a m, Greenville 8 25 a m, Arrlvlnflr at Hal
ifax at 11 00 a m. Weldou 11 25 a m, daily ex
cept Sunday.
Local freight train leaves Weldon st 10 15 a
m. arriving scoiiana aeeis iuj a in. ueru
vin.tinm. Klmton 7 40 d m. Retarnlnir.
leaves Kin-ton 7 20 a m, Greenville 9 55 a in.
Scotland Neck 8 20 p m. arrive wemon a.w p
m, daily except Bauday.
Train leaves Tarboro. N. C.vla Albemarle
u.i.u v. to l f 1 v .TMut m i ft V 4 40 I m
Sunday 3p m; arrive at WllUamaton, N. C.
520 pm. Returning leaves riynvmtn. .
18 i m anu z pm; riymoarn s . v m.,
daily except Sunday ft 00 a m. Kunaay 9 m a m
WllliauiHtou 7 30 a m. Mara. Arrive at
Tarboro, N. C 10 4 a ni and 11 20 m.
t.. i.. yn finnthmnwiilon. Wilson and
Fayettwllle Brauch leaves Fayettevlll 7.80
a. ni.. arrive nowini u,iai
leaves Rowlaitd ls-15 p. m. arrive Fayette
llle 5.15 p. in. uauy excepi sunoay.
n-. in An uiiiml VODnniih lAavea Golds.
toro, N.C.. dally except Sunday. 600 a m; ar
rive smttnneia m., cm wiurmuu
leaves Smithtteld. N. C. 7 30 a. m. arrives
Goldsboro.N. C. 9 30 a. m.
r.i n riuhiriiie Branch leaves Roeky
Mount at 5 13 v m arrtves Nashville 5 55 p. ui,
Pprlnff Hopeft 30 p, m. Retarnlng. leaves
Spring Hoie 8 00 a. m. Nashville s S5 a. iu.
arrive Rocky Mount if 13 a. m.! dally except
Mnndsv.
Trmnoo rlVeton Rriwh lerves Warsaw ror
Clinton. daily Maept Sunday, st ft 60 p m and
ni and 3 10 pm connect In" at Wrrsaw with
Noa.41.9.23sna7.
3 . 4kV.A wriA mm 1 1 tn
rUUlUUvlMIU s,ss w - - -
Branch I No SI Northbound U No 50. Daily
Turrit Sunday.
Train No 87 Sooth and 14 North will stor
only at Rocky nosnt, wlUon Ooldsboro and
vmolla.
... .-, mitai eonncetlon at
i . , ii ...-.int. Ksth Am.lr. All rail via
Richmond and uny except Sunday via Bav
Line, also at aookr Monnt dally exe-M on
day, with Norfolk and Carolina for aaffolk and
altl points North via Norfolk.
JOHN F. DIVINE, den. Sapt. .
T. R. KENLT. General Manager
T. M. KMMEROX. Traflr Mana-er.
r
f f I i S NT" tf TN
for Infants
"CaetMiakaoweB adapted toehCdren thai
X recommend ita superior to asy prescription
kaown to me." H. A. Abchxb, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St Brooklyn, N. T.
"The um of ' Castori U ao nnfrareal and
tta merits so well known that it seems work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castori
within easy reach.- .
Cabxos Mawttk, D.D.,
New York City.
Lata Pastor Eloomingdsio Reformed Church.
Tn CnTAcn
ITTEITIBI
- :o:
Come to see me, I ara letter prepared to sell you any giKult you need
than ever before. My stock is now COMPLETE, and I can sell
you CHEAPER than before anything in the way of Geneial
Merchandise from a paper of Needles to a box of Bacon
and when you need a pair of Shoes come right oa
here we can beat the town in Priest and quality
Thanking you for the past favors, I remain.
Respectfully,
J.J. WADS,
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY
( . GOODS.
MRS. DELL A A. &OOPJCE,
Wishes to inform her patrons and the public generally that sh J
received her FALL and WINTER Stocl; Of
MILLINERY QOODS.
LATEST STYLES. FEATHERS AND FLOWERS, aiO
BONS & .LACES, NOTIONS, ETC
Work done in First Class Order.
Orders from the Country SoliciteJ and PROMPTY FILLED.
Returning thanks for past fayore, I Respectfully solicit a continu
ance of the same.
Store on First Floor of Drs. Goodwin and Sextoa'f Oflct.
MRS D. A. KOOHCE,
sep 20
GOLD FILLED WATCHES.
WATCH THIS PICTURE EVERY
GOLD FILLED WATCHES WITH
E L C I W O R WALT H A jW
KlOVECIEWTiB AT $15.00
IF SAME DOES NOT GIVE SATISFACTON MONEY WILL EE
REFUND E D.
WE ALSO CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF JEWELRY, SILVERWARE
AND SPECTACKES.
REPAIRING PJEATLY DOWE,
61 IN El & J O.RDA N.
DUNN, N.C.
NOTICE I
Havinz onalified aa Administrator
of the estate of John Adams, deed.
late ff Harnett county. North Care
lina. All those having claims against
said estate tre requested to present
them to the undersigned on or before
the 5th day of September. 1893. or
this notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery. All those indebted
are requested to make immediate pay
meat. This September 5th, 1892.
J. A. Adaus Adm'r.
sept 15 6t.
J. A. FARMER,
ATTORSET 113 COURSELOn IT UVK
DUNN, N. C.
Circuit : Harnett, Johnston, Samp
son &u Cumberland.
Collection t a specialty.
Prompt attention given to all busi
ness placed In hand.
Mch-Sl-'ilJ
VI- '
I k
D
J
and Children.
Caotori cares CoH, Oonetipatioa,
Sour Siomoch, Diarrhoea. KructaCion.
aUlls Worms, sires sleep, and proaaotaa d&
Witionttojmioos medication.
For several years I fear recommended
your Castoria, and shaU always continue tn
do so as it has uiTariably produoad haneflrtal
results."
Edwih F. Paanx M.
"The Wmthrop," leth StneC and Tta Avn
Krw Tork CitJL
OonTAirr, 77 Xcbsay 6
, Krw T
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DUNN. N. C.
LEE J. BEST.
AttoraejrastLaw,
DUNN, jr. c.
Will practice la Harnett, aad ad
joining Counties. Special aiUntUi
given to collection of clalmf.
W. K. UiiUBiMf , .
josesbAM.s.4. ItCSssSaaCS.'Q.
IRCBISON i im,
attoeheib-'axlayt
LILLINGTON. N. C.
Office fronting Court Honta.
D
U. J. H DANIEL.
DUNN, HABNETTCO.
N. C.
Has mei wltlmost woadtrfol saa
ccs in the trrttaent ofCaiioer.
Writ ta hlrir for one of hit paa
phlets on Cancer and Iu treat rat at.
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