THE TIMES.
TIIL'USDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1802.
MATTERS OF LOCfcL INTEREST.
Pkkshyti'KIAX Services every first
iiiilay Mt 11 in.. :uid 7 p. in.
1ev. G. A. Ilouait, Pastor.
Mi:riKniST. Servic! ilie 4th Suu
,',,v :ii H a. m., and :it night at 7 p. m.
j, , ,t Sumhy night :it 8::U) p. in. nuuduy
4;-IkmI :it t p. in., Prof. D. IJ. Parker,
rinteinleiit,
IIkv. J. I). Pkgkam. Pastor.
PniMITIVE RAITST. Services Sit
in tit aiil Suiulay morning; lef.i tlie
tliir l SiiMilay in each month.
Kew Hukxick. Wood, Pastor.
Il sCirl-KS. Services :$r;l S'.ititl iy in
f.,h iiMiiitli. morning ami night. Sim
, . .School at 4 p. in., every Sunday.
Fr.ivcr Mt-vting every Tluirstl.ty night.
1;ev. C. YV. IlowAiti), Pa-tor
('. W. 15. M. meet every Moud.13- night
.iftcr tlie -.1 ami 4th Sunday iu each
ill Cltll.
PaVtist. Services every 2. id and 4th
.;':,.! iv at 1 1 a. in., and 7 p. ir.. Snn
i !tni at iiz'.iO a. in., It. G. Taylor,
;s i !. I'rayer Meeting every Thur
sd-iy
-'-ni:ig at 7.
I Ki:v. V. F. Watson, Pastor.
I nix-WiLL IJai'TIST. Servhres on
'.Sx.ud Sunday at 11 o'clock a'ld on 4th
Sanday at 5 P- i-1-
Kkv. U. A. Joiixsox, Pastor.
LOCAL.
We regret to say that Rev, K.
Johnson remains quite sick yet.
A.
Mr- J. K. Godwin went up to Ral-
Monday to serve on the Jury
tin's week of the Federal Court.
Mr. G. Rosenthall of Iialiegh, suc
ceeds I). W. liain as Grand Secretary
of the Masons of the Stale,
The Headlight says a girl bady
which was born to a Ordile inSauls
tun township re-ent'y, was named
Mary Ellen Lease.
We did not know there- wit a so
many office seekers in t!ie Democrat
ic parly until since, Cleveland was
elected, but this is the first opportuni
ty they ever had the fun of being
candidates so we will excuse them
this t;me.
The State Laplist Convention meets
in IJaKigh on the 8'h of Dec. and
coiene.4 until the loin, isro. in.i ,
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in writing to the delegates savs : Let
to the convention wilh
new squeaking bor ts or'slioes on, ex j
cept he keep; s'ill after gottinj
m ta'cs the North Carolinian.
there
Mr. W. C. Douglass of Carlhage,
:.i.d who our people leineuiber well
for the impressive speech he made
here still lingers on some of our
minds, is spoken of for Assistant
District Attorney, While he is not
in our District, we would like to see
him have the place.
if
The State Seed Law requiring all
packages to be marked, the date the
heed weae grown, was decided to be
unconstitutional by Jude Goif in a
special session of the U, S. Circuit
Curt held at Wilmington last week.
The truckers and seed-men will hear
this with pleasure,
The State Returning Board meets
'today to canvas the returns of the
election. The Hoard consist of the
Gover.or. the Secretary of the State,
tiie Attorney General and two Slate
Senators appointed by the Govenor.
lie has appointed Hon, James 11.
P011 of Johnston and W. D. Jlender
s n, (ed,) a republican from Vance,
and the only republican that will be
in the Senate this session.
It is said that Ex. Congressman
AVaddell's name of Wilmington will
1 fnr ntmointment for
first Assistant Postmaster General
uuder Mr. Cleveland, Mr. Waddell
was chairman of the Com, on Post
Oiliees and Post Roads in the 44th,
Congress and is well fitted to fill the
position of- Assistant Post Master
General and his many friends of the
old North State would like to see
him there.
Wednesday evening while Mr,
Alex. Norris, a farmer living about
a mile from here, was out 111 the
woods with his three boys cutting
sume saw logs, two of thtm were cut
ting a tree down and his son about
12 years old was laying uear by rest
when the tree began falling it
0 a
struck one near knocking off some
limbs one of which fell and killed
JunS rsorns instantly. Mr. Morris
was al:i strtiL-k b3T some ot he tab
'"S limbs and seriously hurt, but
Jhxk ho sv 1 1 1 get well.
Solicitor Ed. W. Poti i9 quite sick
a lid unable to attend Harnett Cou-t
tliis week.
Cards are are out announcing the
marriage of Dr. J. Hill Daniels of
tliis place, to aiss Lula Leverelte of
Cecil. Ga.
Mr. Julius Culbreth, one of nr
most gallant a.d handsome young
men, spent Sunday and Mondav in
Fuyetieville -'on business."
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M:ss Mabel Harrell left Tuesday
tnorningj H.r Washington City, where
she will spend the winter with rela
tive. Mr. T. R. Hood of Smitl.field, N,
C. spent Monday night in the city
with Mr. D. II. Hoo I,
Mr. Allen B. Godwin is having
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4uue a .arge nvery stable e ected on
the lot behind DupreeJ & Line's store.
Services at the Iiajitist church wifl
be held twice a month o.dv. On the
second and fourth- Sundays. Rev.
W. F. Watson, we are glad to say,
will be the Pas'.or another year.
The M. K. Quarterly Conference
was held Saturday with Ihe church
lure- All thechurches in the charge
were represented. Sunday Presiding
Elder Ogiesby proached and the sac
rament was administered.
Cleveland seems at last to have
278 I-ytectorul 0ie3. Harrison 133,
Weaver 28 Uis majority over Harri
son alone 14.0, over Weaver 416, over
l oth Harrison and Weaver together
112 Cleveland carried California.
Mr. N, A. Smith our representa
tive elect fiorn this county will uard
the interest of every class of his con
stituents while in the legislature and
you ma- bi-sure he will never cast a
vole for anything that he thinks will
be against the tanning class of people,
he is one himself and knows tome
of their needs,
Winston seems to be unfortunate.
Last week the hustling town was
yUited by another disastrous fire,
laying into ashes the Zinzendorf
llotl, one of the tines; hotels in the
Slate which cost $12"). 000. It was
insured - for $100,000. The man
aers propose to rebuild soon.
On WednesdayTpf last week Mi.s
Todie McLean, one of Harnetts most
Donular :in 1 sweet voun? ladies, wa
led to hymens '.nr by Mr, Alext
Campbell of .Ajberdeeu. The in rt
risge took place' at the residence of
4he bride's mule, Hon. D. H. Jlc
L "an, Tiie happy couple left im-mcdiat-
1) for the Lome of the groon .
Some one suggest, some new ente;
irise to le started iu our town?
We IJeeil somc kin1 of raanufaCtur,
tii c?tabii-hm nl in our midst. c
ma!; plenty of nearly all kinds of
r..w m.,leri;ii in t!j;s section, so we
might utilize that per cent, on it by
m:uiufae'. uriu at home
TSie University Foot Ball Team
have bout in all the games they have
p'ayed this season. They cleaned
up S ulh Carolina and Georgia and
on Saturday last played a match
game with the University of Virgi
nia in Atlanta. Ti;e score resulted
in 27 for North Carolina and nothing
for Virginia, a skunk. So our boys
are now the champions of the Sou:h.
The lawyers who wera in atten
dance at the Liliington Bar this week
were Judge Buxton and II. McD.
Robinson ot Fayetteville, Mr. W.
E. Murchisou of Jonesboro, Col.
Argo of Raleigh, Messrs. D. H. Mc
Lean, O. J. Spears, L. B. Chapin, F.
P. Jor.es, Lee J. Best, Col. Jno. A.
Spears and J, A. Farmer, oi Harnett.
Court convened Monday 'and tried
one case, a negro boy for firing the
jail who was then in jail. Judge
Bryan sentenced h!m to 3 years in
the Penitentiary. On account of the
burning of the records with the
Court House, in the recent lire, Court
adjourned and made an order to re
new all papers where pending suits
had been entered,
Among those who took an active
part in our county campaign ami
worked lor the Democracy of both
State ar.d National success, were
Hon, 1). H. McLean, exSenator J-
A. Green and our chairman, Mr. J
M. Davis. While our candidates did
thtcr duty well and met the opposing
forces at all times, these gentlemen
Vtood ready to advance our cause
when an opportunity presented. Mr.
Davis managed the canvass with
skill and success, the success that the
good people of Harnett now feel
proud of, He left no effort unturned,
but alwa3-s dealing fair and square
with the opposing parties. Hon. D.
H. McLean and Mr, Green were a'
ways found read3r to respond, and
wnrLp, m.mmiiv t nrou7 1 tue UOLLeSL
of tLe battle, and their valuable work
cver be remembered by the Dem
()f thU county
To these gen
;cess
and thereby return
ub jituded cir-jrt.
thanks for their
Mr.A. J. Turli- gtou w nt' down
lo llmington to bfc the sights ,f
Gala Week iu that cilj
Messrs. Laudie and Mangrum of
Clinton, formerly of the Caucasian,
spent Tuesday night in town pros.
I pcting for a newspaper opening.
Mr, Josiah Carter of Dismal,!. C.
h spendin a fe(f d ,a Dunn and
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"""it wr. j ii. unniei sireaimenL
i
for Cancer. The Dr. is meeting with
wonderful success in every case.
The Progressive farmer makes an
appeal-to ihe Alliancenien to stand
together and make it a non partisan
organization, but slill it says there
! demands are the same now as before
j the election. That does not harmon-
j ize fluiLe riS!,t t(
I Madam Humor, who is ahvavs irv-
; ing into young folks secrets, says
i that twu olher wf our business young
I men wiU ere lon takc l,1,to U,eni"
j S"lve3 a bctler h:ilf tu coramen t,ie
New Year with.
,'Thc much talked of comet fr Sun-1
day night failed to be visible in this
section to the naked eye, The As
trcmioner?-, like all other people, mis
calculate sometimes, and we judge
this was one of the times.
New.'; came to us yesterday that
Fayeiteville had a big fire eaily yes
tesda3- morning. Some 9 or 10 stores
were burned, among them Mr, Frank
Bcasley's Jevvlery store, McDullies
Drugstore and others, did not learn
the names. We arc uot able to give
any f the particulars about the fire.
We met the other day, what we term
a singular man to live in this age
he said he was GO years old, and had
never given a mortgage, never been
a juror, never been a witness in court
never li id a law suit, and had never
given but one or two plain notes,
men like he comes 011I3' one lH a pack
age, and never more th.tn one & k
rge.
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. Rev. Sam Small preached in Ral
eigh at Edenton stTet Method st
chuich Sunday and Sunday niglP, to
a crowded audience &t the morning
service and at night, Lis alrcad3' wide
reputation as an eloquent speaker
had been spread over the city so that
several hundred, who went out to
hear him, were turned awy being
unable to eveu secure standing room
in the gallery. On Wednesday night
Mr. Small delivered his great leol'ire
on the subject : "From Bar-room to
Pulpit," at Metropolitan Hall, aud
no doubt would have had quite a
large vud'encei had the night not
been so chilly.
Tuesday night as had been annou'i-
cul the yot.ng m n of the Piii oma
tlusii Literary Society entertained tiie
towu with a Public Debate. The
Query : Reso'vcd that women should
be allowed to vote. Ou the All'ara
tive Messrs. C, C. Fordhaai, K. L.
Lee, F. R. Hall and Prof. Mason.
Ou the Negative Messrs' II, LvGud
win, G. A. Bain, McD. Higgs and J.
W. Smith. The school hall was
packed full, a: d most of the ladies
of the town gave their presence to
the occasion. The youug men made
j interesting and breezy speeches and
acquitted themselves with credit.
Alter the debate the question was
decided in fuor of the Affirmative
side by the committee.
NOTICE.
I have a pair of good mu ;:- I will
sell cheap for cash or ou time.
J. G. Layioij, Ji:.
dec 1st hn. Dunn, N, C,
GBOVEB CLEVELAND.
Grover Cleveland is our leader.
The good, the true and brave.
Wc have given hiui our ballots,
And our laud he will save.
j CHORUS.
Hold thejfort fo.- we are coming,
Democrats must win.
Now, thelitis .an have their outing,
And the outs go in.
Illinois sends her kindly greeting.
From the far olf west.
Gf all her grand aud noble staLesmen.
She gives us the besi.
Hold the fort, etc.
Thanks to Harrity, son of Erin,
All the way from Cork. 1
He met the Rads at Harlem river.
And saved to us New York.
Hold the fort, etc,
Now, Grover dou't forget Bill Whit
nev,
Diekerson. and the rest, J
Of those grand men, good jolly feN
lows,
Who did their level best.
Hold the fort, ec
Can's elected. Carolina's Governor,
IIonet, modest and plain.
! He kicked against SL Louis platform,;
j Hut got theiejust the same.
Hold '.he furl, etc.
j North Carolina's gallant Siinra' ns,
Foremost in the fight,
Nev r laid down his battle armor.
(Till he put our foes to fl'ght.
Hold the fort, etc.
For Thomas Holt, retiring Governor,
I've naught but words of praise,
Mav he live in the hearts of a grate
ful people
A life of many days.
Hold ibe fort, etc.
Honor to Ransom, Jaryis,
And all the noble ban I,
Peebles.
Who denounced the force bill and
tarifT,
From the mountains to the sand.
Hold the for ,, etc.
The Old North State, may heaven
Lless her.
Our free and happy land,
She wiped out Furches, Exum and
Wqjlsm
And the whole of jjjrideon's baud.
Hold the fort, etc,
All ye loyal heed this warning,
Don't be to bold and fast.
Be patient, calm, don't bother Grover,
Till a neck at. least has passed.
Hold the fort, etc.
When you've waited till uneasy,
Wrile to the Prestdeui,
And put your mcssagj on a postal,
It will cost you but one cent.
Hold the fort, etc.
Well! Us oyer, go tell Benny,
Grandpa to baby McKee,
That Ruth will vnnt the White
House nursery.
Early in ninety-three.
Hold the fort, etc,
By an enthusiastic Seaboard
Democrat in News & Observer. '
Died.
On Wednesday Nov. 23rd Mr. Mal
com McKay, Sr.of Suminerville, pass
ed from this life. He was one of Har
nett' s o'dest and raostesteemed citi
zens. He was born and raised in
this county and had lived more than
niairs allotted time, being at his
death 82 years oM. He lias been a
consistent member of the Presbyter
ian cliurch since his boyhood days. He
had heen twice married, neither of
his wives survive him. He leaves
five children behind, three sons and
two daughters, besides man' relativ
ei and friends.
Iu the death of him we truly say
the children have lost an affectionate
fathc, the county a goo i and highly
esteemed citizen, and his community
a most excellent neighbor and bene
factor. This Times tenders most heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved ones in
this their hour of affliction.
At his home in Hectors' Creek
township Harnett county, o;i No
vember 12st, Mr, James T. Matthew
passed from earth to an unknown
world beyond, aged 19 years.
He was a young man highly re
spected by all who knew him. If he
ever had an enemy we neyer knew it.
He professed faith in Christ at the
age of 17, and connected himself
with Hectors Cre'-'i Baptist church,
and lived the life of an exemplary
christian young man. He was sick
two weeks with Typhoid fever, and
bore his-afflictions with which only
a christian could fear ttiem.
His church lias lost one of its
promising yoVing members, society
has lost one of its fairest flowers.
But we weep not for Lira as we
would for oe who' had no hope, we
believe he has gone to the home of
the' good. His remains were laid to
"await the resurrection morn," at
Olive Branch church. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev, J.
A. Campbell, his pastor, and was at
tended by a large concourse of rela
tives and friends.
Weep not for death ! ,'
'Tis but a fever stilled,
A ialn suppressed a fear at rest,
A solemn hope fulfilled!,.
The ipoonshiue on the slumbering deep.
Is scarcely calmer. Wherefore weep ?
Weep not for death !
The fount of tears are sealed.
Who knows how bright the word light,
T: those closed eyes reveal ?
Who knows what holy love now fills.
The heart that seems so cold and still.
D. II. S,
Eleciric Hitters.
This remedy is becoming po weli
known and su popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song
of praise. A purer medicine does
not exist and is guaranteed to do all
ail Hint is ciaiiueu. xjicuiuo uttKis
will cure all diseases of the Liver and
Kidnevs, will remove Pimples, Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections
caused by impute blood. Will drive
Malaria from the system and prevent
as well as cure all Malarial fevers.
For cure of Headache, Con:ipation
and Indigestion trv Electric Bittera
intir.- i!lrn'5iin auaranteed. or
' refaniej.-price 50 cts. and
$1.00 per bottle at Harper & Hood's
Drugstore.
I
BUSINESS LOCALS.
FLKMING & CO'S. IS Til L
C H E A PEST PL ACE 1 N TO V N. -!
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If you want tiie best Shirt in town;
buy the "Royal Hiue" at Fleming &
Co.
Microbe Killer. Those sutfer
ing witli Consumption would do well
to get a jug of "Microbe Killer!' at
: D. H. Hood's Drugstore before it is
j to-j late.
Wc have the nicest line of Neck
ware in town. Fleming & Co.
If you want nice dress trimings.
remember our line is complete. Flem
ing & Co.
We hive now the latest style of
Ornamental Buttons. Come 'and ex
amine them before 30U buy. Flem
ing A- Co.
If yju want an all wool shirt you
con get it at Fleming & Co si.
If you want a nice Hat buy it from
Fleming & Co., whie you can get it
cheap.
Fleming & Co. will sell you a nice,
button s'.oe for $1.00.
School Books, Sla'es, Crayon and
and all School supplies at I). H.
Hood's Drugstore.
Fruit of the Loom at Fleming &
Co's. for 9 cents a yard.-
If you want a nice Tablecloth buy
it from Fleming &. Co. at 20 cents
per yard.
If you are in need of Underwear
remember lyon can bnv wool euits at
Fleming Co's. cheap.
If you want a nice pair of pants
buy them from FlemiiTg & Co's.
where you can get them cheap.
If you want a nice pair of 40 cent
suspenders buy them at Fleming &
Co's. for 25 cents.
Ladies, if j'ou want a nice belt buy
it from Fleming & Co.
Fleming & Co. will sell 3011 shoes
cheaper than anybody in fownv
Don't forget that we have the
nicest line of clothing in Dunn, and
that we will sell you a suit cheaper
than you can buy them elsewhere.
Examine before you buy.1 Fleming
& Co, ' j
Fleming & Co. have Ladies &h(;e3
from 50 cents per pair up. - J
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Fleming & Co. have just received
a nice line of cheap dress coats, over
coats, ets, call aud exajniue . before
you buy.
Where did you get that coat ? At
Fleming & Co.'s cheap store for
$2.75, and it's all wool,
Best "Quinine" at D. H. Hood's
Drugstore for 50 cents per ounce.
Glove Grain Shoes at Fleming &
Co's for fl.00.
Fleming & Co. carry a complete
line of Gent, and Ladies Miles
Dress Shoe.
All School Books used in the pub
lic Schools for sale at D- H. Hood's
Drug-Store,
School Books, you can. gpt any
kind of school books at D. II. Hood's
Drugseore, ;
D, II. Hood will have a fine lot of
Xraas goods and fire works this
xmas.
Don't forget to call at D. II. Hood's
Drugstore whe in need of any thing
in the dru line, He will save you
money. "- .
Those who bought Turnip Seed
from me. last Spring now has has the
chance of making $5.00. I will pay
in cash $2.50 for the largest Turnip;
$1,50 for the second largest, and
$1.00 for the third largest. Bring
3'our Turnips, 3ou ma' get the prize.
D. H, Hood.
When Baby wai tick, we gave her Castorta.
When ehe vu a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When he became Miss, ehe clung to Castorta.
When she bad Children, she gave them Castorta
FIemil.g & Co, carry a complete
line of Dress Shoes for both Gent's
1 t r
and Ladies,
The nicest line of Furs eyer
brought to Dunn is now at Fleming &
Co's.
Fleming: & Co. have jut releived
the nicest line of Trunks. .Valisefcnd
Grip Sacks ever brought to Dunn,
and t' ej' will tell you a leather Va
j lisc for $1.00. Be sure ou ste our
good3 befiTe you buy.
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... . , ....v nt, vvwv-vvv
for Infants and Children.
"Caitori a e to well Adapted to children that
I recommend it aa superior to as j precriptioa
known to me." 11. A. Axchxb, 1L D.,
Ill So. Oxford St, Brootljn, X. T.
"The use of 'CastoriA is bo universal and
its merits so well known that it srnu a work
of supererogation to endorse it Few air the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easj reach . "
Carlos Makttk, D. D .
New York City.
Late Pastor Eloomingdale Eef ormed Church.
ATTENTION!
Come to see me, I am better prepared to sell you any goods you aecd'
than ever before. My slock is now COMPLETE, and I can sell
you CHEAPER than bvfore anything in the way of Gcneial
Merehamhse'frooi. a paper of Needles to a box of naconr"
and when you need a pair of Shoes come right on ,
here we can beat the town in Prices and quality
Thanking you for the past favors, I remain,
Respectfully,
j. J. WADE,
MRS. DELLA A. KOOWCE,
Here we are to-day ready with a Nice Stocjc of ,
CHRISTMAS HATS,
Every LADY wants a new HAT for CHRISTMAS and this is the
place toget one CHEAP. Come in and see our GOODS be--"
fore buying,
We will give you something NICE and SAVE YOU MOSEY. -
We have ALL Prices and we are sure wo can PLEASE YOU, '
Give us a trial and be convinced tliat we sell GOODS CHEAPER
ELSEWHERE.
sep 20
IVoW Try TiaiN.
It wiil cost you nothing and sure
ly do 3-ou good, you have a Cough,
Cold, or any trouble with Throat,
Chest or Lungs. Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds is guaranteed to give re
lief, or money will be paid. back.
SulH rers from La Grippe foftnd it
just the thing and under its use had 'a
speedy. ami perfect recove ry. .Try a
sample bottle at our expense and
learn for yousself just h-;w 'good a
thing it is. Trial bott'e3 frea at
Harper & Hood's Drugstore. Large
size ooc. and $1.00.
t '
J. A. FARMER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
DUNN, N. C.
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Circuit ; Harnett; Johnston, Samp
son aud Cumberland.
Collections a specialty.
Prompt attention given to all i:si
ness pla. ed in hand.
POE'S. t'AUM-MT COI'Xi; V. N
c.
rev-j a. carnPeau I'io.'-jp!-
RIRS. J. A. CARPBiLL, Asutant.
Ninth session opens Dec. 5th, 1892.
Good building lod enrolled last
year.' Over 250 enrolled since school,
was founded; 30 of whom havo beem
teaching. J , .
Vocal Music and Pennraanship
Free,
50 per cent, discount to ministers,
their children, orphans, or the child,
ren of widows, - .
Tuition from $1.00 to $3.00. Good
board, including washing, $0,50 to
$7,00. ...
For circulars or other infoi rration,
apply o tle Principal,
nov 17 '92. . -
NOTICE!
Having qualifie 1 as Adminislra
trix cu the estate of T. J. Hunt, on
j the 22nd day of Oct., 1892, notice is
.i,.,.,
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to e 0 sa Hunt
tQ make immejiate payraont and set- j
jtlement, or the claims will be put io
J the hands of an officer lor collection;!
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and all persons having otaims against,
said estate will present them for pay-
meut on or beft re the list dav of
Nov. 1893, or this notice will he
pleaded in bar of their recover).
This Oct. 22ad. 1S92.
Flcka J. Hunt, Adars.
oct 27 CL
CattAria euros Cone, OoMttpatfoa,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhaaa. Krucuutoft,
: i
faction.
Hthout injurious
" sires weep, aw
medication
For several rears I kave reaammifc&g
your Castorta, ' and thaUaJwayi ewmaa?
do so as ith&j
j Invariably produced bt 'hg. Jk
result."
Eowiir F. Pakd4 ZL XyJ
The Winthrop," lliXU Street aad Tih
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Tms Cstac CoMPurr, 77 Mm rat Stust, Ytww i-
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MRS D. A. KOONCE,
DUNN,,N. 0.
LEE J. BEST,
Attoriiey-itl-Iaigr .
DUN N, N. C -
Will practice in Harnlt, at
lining Counties. Special AlteibUt -given
to collection of claim-
W. E. MfKCDISOJf,
Joiipsboro, N. C.
V. B. Cbajc. -LiUiaa.X
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ATT0ENE -LILLINGTON,
N.
Oilice fronting Court Hoase."
April-21-92. I
D'
11. J. II DANIEL.
. DUN, HARNETT CO.
w
IIa. met with most wondarful ioi.;.
ces in ihe treatment of Cancer..
; Write to him for one of his pan..'
p!i3( ts on XJttnecr and its treatment.
it-!' .mrlrnvQ In
Mr. ftnd 5irs. Loren Trotcott ate,
keepers of the Gov. Lightkoase t
4 v
Sand Beach, Miss., and are blessed 4
witrf a daughter, four years old. Last,
April she was taken down with Meas
les, followed with a dreadful Cough,
and turning inco a Fever. Doctors,'
at home and at Detroit treated ber,
but in vain, she grew worse rapidly,
until she was a mere "handful of
bones." Then &he tried Dr. King,
New Discovery for Consumption ana
after the use of twa and a half bot"
ties, was completely cured. They
siy Hr. King's New Discorery lt
worth its weight in gold, yetyoa mv
get a trial bottle free at Harper,
Hood s Drugstore, ':
ft ire n -1 h aud IlcaUli.
If you are not feelinsr itrmnf nrl
j healthy, try Electric Bitters. If "La
4
p. "J i
GriW h" loft "eak and wesn'.
f K.tclr:G UllT- ThU remedy
acts directly on Liver, Stomach sod
Kidneys, gently aiding those organs
Ui perform their functfong. If yo
"1, ?5lh-81 yoa11
-'" oiwy nan permaoentreiier
by i-ki-.g Electric Bitter On tPial
j will convince -u that this fg th
remody Vou neetl. Large rWtlles on-
ly ooc. tt Harper & Hood's Drur
More.
It ili pay ym iy advertise
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