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THE TIMES.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2,1803
BITTERS OF LOCAL INTEREST.
CliuroTxos.
Metuooist. Service llie 4th Sun
day at ll a. in., anil .-it iiilit utj p. m.
First Suudiiy uiht at 8:10 . in. .-undar
Shool at II a. ni., II. J- Strickland,
Superintendent,
Rkv. G. T. Simmons, l'astor,
Pkimitive Baptist. Service Sat
urday and Sunday morning; before the
third Sunday in each month.
Rev. Burnick Wood, Pastor.
Disciples. Service 3rd Sunday in
.each month, aioi mug and nilit. Sun
iav School at 4 . iu., every Sunday.
Prater Mevtin;j wverv Thursday niht
Ikv. J. J. Maki'KK, Pastor
t
C, TV'.'B. M. iun:t evory Monday niht
after the 2nd ami 4th Sunday in each
caonth.
LOCAL.
JVIr W. D. Barnes went up to Four
Oakcs Monday uu a business trip
Mrs, R. A. Whitfield of Wayne
County, spent Saturday and Sunday
wih the family of Mr. G. W. Cox.
The Drugstore run by Dr. John A.
"Mcia h is closed up and the Dr.
leaves our town to the rcuret op his
liost of friends.
Mr. and Mrs J. t. Owens spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
and fnends near Piney Green church
Sampson county
The New Berne Fair la-U week was
a succtss in every way. the exhibits
were more alisfactoty and larger
.than erer bafurc and the attendance
was larg.
Several thousand bushels of cot
'ton teedliave been sold and shipped
'from here this Spring. The high
'prices induced the farmers to sell
them.
The Legislature showed its regard
for the Confederate dead of North
Caroliua by passing the bill appro
priating $40,000 for a monument in
-their honor.
The question of changing Harnett
county boundaries was defeated or
-reported unfavorable by the commit
tee to which it was referred. So the
next usue is where shall the Court
.House be rebuilt, and bow can the
county raise the funds to build it
with.
The Missionary services last week
wtre very interesting at t e M, K.
-church, addresses were delivered each
night by members of the various
churches in town. Sunday the pas
tor preceded a most rxcellent ser
mon at 1 1 o'clock, and at 4 o'clock a
childrens Mass mee.ing was belu.
bund ay night the exercises closed
J, II. Corden, LL. D. of Oxford,
one of the most prominent Method
ist preachers in the State, died last
Thursday. He bad filled several of
the best stations as a preacher, was a
prominent member of I. O. O. F, and
Mason. His death is t great lo6 to
the M, E. Conference, to h:s. family
and the orders to which he belonged,
it was beard all over the State witu
aaa rsgret. . .
Death of Rev Neill McKay. D. D.
On Monday the people of Sumracr
rille and Harnett ciunty were called
to mourn the death of one of the
the county's most prominent citizens.
Rev. Neill McKay. He was for a
lon time one of the leading minis
t erg ot the State and has served bis
.people as a preacher and as a citizen
well, and leaves that good name and
-esteem at bis demise that all good
men leave.
In hih death his family has lost a
faithful father and husband, bis com
munity an exemplary man, tha coun
tv one of its best citizens, and bis
church one of ita brightest jewels.
His remains were placed away by
many loving friends in the old ceme
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lery at nummerviue i uuuesuajr.
"Tiie Times extends ita heartfelt
sympathies to the sad family.
Troy ville It 3ms-
Feb. 17, 1893.
The farmers in this sectiou are
somewhat getting down to business.
We were about to say that nature
had thrown off her eheot of snow and
ice. but ob, it siill continues tocouie.
We are pleased to note that Rev.
J. T. Coats, who has been very ill. U
improving.
Madam Rumor says there is gong
: to be wedding in those parts. We
will not any much as we might
.call names.
That dreaded desease Pneumonia
is raging to a considerable extent in
this section.
The Tijits is a welcome visitor to
office. .
STATE LEGISLATURE-
Raliiuh, Feb. 27-
. . .SENATE. "
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The" Senate v7 er.Hcd t order "fltl
10 o'clock this rooming.
The fallowing -. bills i assed third
reaiU'n; : To establish a stock law
in part of the town of Warden-ton;
to incrpratc the Cily of Fayette
ville; to incorporate the Rutherford
and llk county Railroad; to ineor
porate the Western and A lanta Rail
road Compan; n supplemental act
to an act in relation to a stock law in
New Hanover county.
Bill passed third rea'ingto amenr
the charter of Wadesboru; to enab'e
Clerks of Superior. Courts to attend
the World's Fair; to incorporate the
Y. M. C. A. of Raleigh. ,
Bill to establish a normal choo
lor tlie coloreu ra-e in uuriiam. ap
propriating for the" purpose $1,300,
was laid upon the table.
Bills passed third reading to allow
corporations to become surety on
Ixjiid-i; to incorporate the Commer
cial Bank of Rutherfordton ; to regu
late the useuf seines in Roanoke and
Little rivers; to amend the charter
of Pikesville; to repeal chapter 435
of t be Laws of 1891. in regard to
netting of birds in Davidson coun
ly;to protect the nhi Interests in
New :iver. in Onslow county; U
amend the charter of Charlotte, re
yarding the opening and widening
of streets.
Bill to protect prisoners in jail
from lynching was made the special
order for to-inorniw.
Air. Mems introaiiceu a mil to in
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corporate Sparta Masonic Lodge.
The Senate then adjourned till 8
p. m,
house.
The House was called to order at.
10 o'clock, Speaker Cveruian in the
chair.
The following bills were introduc
ed :
Mr, Spruill to ratify the purchase
of the Cheraw & Salisbury Railroad,
audio incorporate the Cheraw &
Darlington Railroad Company in
North Carolina.
Mr, Mulleill, to amend chapter 60,
section 3, Law3 of 187. in relation
to a Croatan school in Koueson
county. ' ' j
Mr. McNeill to establish a normal
u8iitution'for the training of white
teachers in Robeson county..
The machiuery act was then taken
up, and afUr considerable discussion
passed its second and third riadings.
The special oider for today was
then taken up, the same being a bill
to provide for working the couvicts-
011 tfia Dublic roads. - H
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The bill was ably discussed by
Messrx, Alien of Wayne. Watson of
Forsyth, and Harris of Mecklenburg.
A message from Gov, Carr was. re
ceived and read while the discussion
was in progress. The Governor urg
ed upon the General Assembly the "
importance of providing a belter sj's
tern of working the public roads.
After the reading of the message
from the Governor. Mr. Hyde, of
Carteret, made a slrong speech a
gainst the bill. The chief point made
against the bill was that no county
which could not raise $1,400. a year
could not secure any convict labor
at all,
Mr. Moore, of Jackson, moved to
table the bill, The motion prevailed.
A bill to be entitled an act relating
to the Board of Health, came up as a
special order. The bill was laid on
the table. J
Mr. Jones, of Caldwell, moved to
reconsider the xote by nUich the bill
was tabled, and insisted upon imme
diate action on bis motion. The mo-
tion prevailed; and on that question
the ayes and noes was ordered. The
vote stood ayes 54, noes 43. So the
motion to reconsider prevailed
The question recurring upon ibe
passage of the bill upon its second
reading, the ayes and noes were or
dered, and the vote stood ayes 96,
noes 26. "
Upon Us third reading the bill
passed without division,
Mr. Gilmer, of Haywood, by unan
imous consent introduced a bill to
provide for the speedy trial ot certain
felonies.
At 2 :25 pi. ra. the House adjourn
ed till 7 :30 o'clock to-night.
Special.
Raleigh. Feb 27, The Senate to
night parsed u bill establishing a
Slate banking system for torlh
Carolina, and a bill to pay the debt
owned by the State to the estate of
David Hinton. deceased. Both bills
weja special orders and -consumed
the entire session.
The House tonight, after passing
a number of local bills, took up the
sir percent, interest bill, as it pass
ed the Senate. After much discus
sion the bill was laid upon the table.
but an tnknn from the table uv a
vote of 47 to 43, Arueudtnents were
then pasd,. exempiiuyt the c ui.u.b
i .nittcnrv am) (aid el I and
House adjwiirned without farther ac
tion, :-';' ' :
' The bill prohibits a greater rate of
interest than six per cent and is t .
go into etfect when . Congress shall
repeal the leifpcr cent tax on State
banks of issue.
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A Promotion
We are always, glad to note the
promotion of our friends and espec-
iallv Nortli Cr,!in rnnno ...on
Mr. W, L. Radfurd."who has been
mi. . ij. liKoiuni. wno uas Deeni
claim agent fo the W, & W. Rail
road. .Jias" ibeen piven tlie -soliciting
agents place and on March
1th be goes to Columbia, S. C, where
his headquarters will be.
Mr, Radford is a native of John
ston cimpty and is. a young man of
rare business qualities.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
One Brick YsiUj' and fixtures.
Good pacing Tjusiness.
Apply to
E. A. Parkep,
Mch2. Dunn. N, C.
'""Go to Young Bros, and buy Rich
mond Brand Guano and u,ake a good
crop,
Stonewall Brand Guano for Male
by Young Bros. Try it.
TinsltysTIigb Grade Guano has
4 per cent; of Ammonia, you should
try it at Young's. -, ; ,; -.--
Go to Youug Bros, and buy your
Guano,
Richmond" "and Stonewall Brand
Guano are for sale by Y"oung Bros,
don't fall to try them.
TINSLEISHIGH
GRADE,
.BRAND GUANO'S' -
Are for Sale By
YOUNG BROS.,
Call and see them before buying.
NOTICE.
By virtue of a power of sale con
taineJ in a certain Mortgage Deei
e.xeeutetl to ET F. "Young . by , J. . B,
Jdhnsort and wile Betsey I. Johnson,
and duly recorded in the Register of
Deeds ofliceoT Harnett -county Book
D, No, 2, Pages 407-9. I will sell to
the highest b'ddcr for cash at the
Court House Door in Lillinston on
Monday the 20lb day. of March, 1893
one tract or parcel of land lying in
Neills Creek township, Harnett coun
ty, edjoiiiing th& laitds of the Barber
heirs, C, Vestal and others, contain
ing 73 acres more or less, and for a
better discrip.tion reference is made
to the Records of Harnett xbunty.
This Feb. 17th, 1893,
E. F. Young,
- Mortgagee.
Feb23 4 w."
NOTICE.
By virtue of a power of sale con
tained in a certain Mortgage Deed
executed bv A. F. Surles and wife
Ida' Surles to the undersigned and
duly recorded in the Register of
Deeda office of Haroett county. Book
D, No. 2, Page 332. etc. I will on
Monday the 20th day of March sell
to the highest bidder for cah at the
Court House Door in Lillington one
tract or parcel of land situated and
lying- in Averasboro township, Har
nett county, containing 8 acres more
or less, adjoining H, A. Hodges, Y,
T. Weaver, G. R, Hodges and others,
and for a better discription reference
is made, to- the records of Harnett
county. This Feb. 17th, 1893
E, F. Yotno,
Feb23 4w,
Mortgagee.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
- Ilaviiig qualified as Executors of
the last Will and Testament of Na
than Douglass, deceased, late of Har
nett county, N. C, this is to notify
all persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned on or before
tha 15th day of Feb. 1894. or this
notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery. All persons Indebted to
said estate will please make immed
iate payment. This Feb. 14, 1893.
Sila J. Douglass. 7
J, B. b: fifTEWAKT". J Executors.
Feb2U4w. tf
S ONEWALL
- Applications for 0SC3.
the! -: I
i lu b. Oovernment positions
(except Post -office) outside of Civil
Services', with salaries attached and
plai'e if service noted, complied from '
o iVw'x a 1 record. Book tfent" pri laid !
ti receipt of $1. Address HUG I IKS
& KING, Lock Box 443, Wastng -
ton, D. ('. ' ' . h
Oommittea Murder-
I have murdered more than one-
.hmmrea cases or Itch. Have never
. W mm
fttlIed
to cure the worse case, call at
. '
D 1L Hood'a 'Drugstore and
en vest
50 cts in Hood's Itch Ointment, If
I fail to cu e you I will refund ou
yo'ur' money. " Respt.,
- D. II. Hood.
':- Full Measure-
Gardners and all who want the
best Seeds direct from the growers,
should by at D. II. Hood's Drugstore,
who tells all his seeds by weight and
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. IfLEMING & CO'Sv TS TlE
CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN
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Onion Sets. Red and White at t
II. Hood's Drugstote.
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Iustiif
STOLEN. A gold Peace
tnte-Badge, also one Medel for. Eng
lish Essay, dated 1890. Leave at
this office or Hotel Divine and tc
ceve" reward. ' .s. . 1 f
LOST one plain solid gold ring on
Broad Street. The finder will be re
warded by leaving it with the Editor
of this paper. .'
If you want nice dress , trimings.
remember our line is complete. Flem
ing & Co. I
We have now the latest style of
Ornamental Buttons. Come and et4
amine them before you buy, Fleni
ing & Co. 1 1
If you want an all wool shirt you
con get it at Fleming & Co's. i
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If you want a nice Hat buy itfrojjjb
Fleming"' Co., whje you can get t
cheap. !
Fleming & Co. will sell you a nice
button shoe for $1.00.
FruU-.C,tbe Loom at Fleming &
Co's. for 9 cents a yard.
If you want a nice Table cloth buy
it from Fleming Co. at 20 cents
per yard. '
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ChHoVen Cr for Fief" CtstofJ
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If you are in need of Underwea
rern'einber yon can buy wool suits at
Fleming & Co's. clieap. .
If you want'.a nice pair of pant
buy them from Fleming & Co's;
where you can get them cheap. J
If you want a nice pair of 40 ceril
suspenders buy. them at Fleming v &
Co's: for 25 cents. j
Ladies, if you want a nice belt buy
it frojn Fleming & Co. jj
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Fleming & Co. will sell you ahoel
cheaper than anybody in town. . .A
Don't forget that we have the
nicest line of clothing in Dunn. ant
thai we will iseR you a suit 'cheaper
than you can " buy them elsewhere!
Examine before you buy. Fleming
& Co, '' j
Fleming & Co. haveJLadies Shoei
from 50 cents per pair up. i
Fleming & Co. have just received,
a-nice line of chea' dress coats, overi
coats, ets. call and examiue before
yoa buy.
Where did you get that uoat ? At
Fleming dc-'Cos cheap store for
$2.75, and it's all wool, j
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Fleming & Co. carry a complete
line of Gent,8 and Ladies Miles
Dress Shoe. j . , j
Fleming & Co. carry a complete
line of Dress Shoes for both Gent's
arid Ladies,
NOTICE OF LAiD SALE j
By virtue of a power of sale con
tained in a certain Mortgage Deed
made by Dr. W. I.j Strickland and
wife to Dr. O, Lt Denning, and by
the said Dr, O. L. Denning transfer
to Dr. J. II. Benton, which said Mort
gage Deed has leen recorded in
Book B, No. 2, page 349 records of
Harnett county, I will sell at public
sale for cash, at the Court House
door in'LilIIngton 6a the 18'.h day or
March, 1893, at 12 o'clock m. one
storehouse and lot la the town of
Duan, known as the Dr. Strickland
store! ' This Feb. the 14ts, 1893,
J. U. Bentox,
Assignee of Mortgagee.
F. P. Jones, Att'y,
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. ATLANTIC co AET LUTE.
Wilmington & Weldcu Bail Eoad
and Branches.
COUENSED SCHEDULE.
TliAl.NS iu:NO SOUTH.
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Datd Feb. ts -92
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No. 231 Sn.il
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Datljr I Daily.
Haily
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Ait. Rockjr Mt
rrlve Tarboro
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PM I
12 M 1
Lave Tarloro
t CO
ArrlT WilsonJ 7 00 "-jo
Leave Wilrton 2 30
ArriT Hlm 3 25 ... ,.,,.,,
Arr FayUcritle S to ...
Learc 'iollsbore 3 II I HO I Fso-
Lrave Wwmw 4 11 U - I ?0
I.ave Micnolln I 4 CT j 8 40 I II
Arr. Wilmington-I 00 9 55 11 25
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
No. 11 " No. 78 No. 40
Dally
Pally. Dally, ei San
A M A M j P M
La. Wilmington- 13 35 I 9 15 1 4 SO
t.fAYf Magnolia 1 54 I 1 57 01
IavfeWarw . I 11 ll I 6 15
Arrive Ooldabort- 2 55 18 05 1 10
!a. FyettHlo - 9 30 .
Arrive lielma .... 11 ss
ArriT Wilwon 12 80 ,, . ,
I A M P M P M "
3 35 i 12 58 t 8 tl
4 03 1 1 SO - 6 39
Arrive Tarboro-... . f 30 . 2 IS .,
Leave Tabbro........) " l; '
t . ; " t m. r
ArrWe Weldoo ' S 05 s 2 55 10 00
Dally cxeept Randay.
Tmlas on Scotland Neck Branch Road letva
weldon 4 60 p in., Halifax 4 22 i m. arrive at
coiiftna ween 5 15 o ra. Ureenvuls S 52 p m.
Kinston 8 00 p m Returningr, Irtcs Kinston
7 10 a m. Greenville 8 25 a m. Arriving at Ual-
uax at u oo a m, weldoa ll 25 a m, daily ei
cepi Kunday..
Local freight train leavea Weldon at 10 15 i
m. arrivinar Scotland Neck 105 am. Gaeen
ville 5i0 p m, Kinston 7 40 p m. Returning,
Scotland Neck 150 pm, arrive Weldon 5.15 p
leaves Kinsron 7 zu am, uroenvine 9 55 a m
m.aany except sanaay.
Trains on Southern Division. Wilson and
Fayettevllle Branch leaves Fayetteville 7-30
a. m., arrive Rowland 12,15 p. m- Ueturniug
Till 5.15 p. m. . Daily except Sunday.
leaves nowwua is.io p. m. arrive rayeue
Train on Midland NC Branch leaves Gnlds-
boro, N. C, daily except Sunday, 00 a m; ar
rive mnnneia n u., bhv a in. Kecnrnin
leaves Smithfleld, N. C. 7 SO a. m. arrives
Ooldsboro.N. c. 9 30 a. m.
TJain on Nashville Branch leaves Rocky
Mount at 6 is p m arrives Nashville & 55 p. m.
Spring Hope 4 30 p, m. Returning', leaves
Spring Hope 8 00 a. m. Nashville 8 35 a. ni.
arrive Roeky Monnt 9 15 a. m.! daily except
Sunday.
Train on Clinton Branch lerves Warsaw for
Clinton, daily except Sunday, at 6 00 p m and
11 15 a ra. Returning. leave Clinton at 8 20 a
m and 3 10 pm connecting at Wrrsaw with
Nos. 41, 40, 23 and 78,
Southbound train on Wilson a Fayettevllle
Branch is No 51 Northbound is No 50. 'Daily
except Sunday.
Train No 37 Sonth and 11 North will stop
only at Rocky Mount, Wilson Goldsboro and
Magnolia. : ,
Train No. 78 makeS close connection at
weldon for all points North daily. All rail via
Richmond and daily except Kunday via Bay
Line, also at aooky Mount daily except Son
day, with Nerfnlk find Carolina for Nof folk and
alll points North via Norfolk.
" Train leaves Tarboro. N. C.via Albemarle
k Raleigh R R. daily except Sunday, 4 40 p ra
Kunday 3 pm; arrive at Williamaton, N. C
7 is pm and 4 20 pin; Plymouth 8 30 p m., and
5 20 p m. Returning leaves Plymouth, N. C.
daily except Sunday G 00 a m, Sunday 9 00 a m
Williamston 7 30 am, 3 58 a in. Arrive at
Tarboro, N. C. 10 40 a ra and 11 20 a m.
JOHN F. DIVINE, Gen. Snt.
T. R. KENLY. General Manager
T. M. BMMBRSON. Traffic Manager
D U.N N
AG A D E re I C INST IT DTE,
Oae of the CHEAPEST and BEST
Schools iu the State, iu which to give
your Boys and Girls a good Practi
cal Education.
BOOK-KEEPING-
Taught FREE.
For further particulars,
Address,
B. K. Mason, Principal,
Dunn. N. C.
NOTICE OF LAND SALE,
By virtue of a power of sale con
tained in a certain Mortgage Deed
made to J. A, Taylor by J. T. Corv
bett and wife, and duly registered in
Book F, No. 2, Pages 87-8. Records
of Harnett county. I will sell at pub
lie sale for cash at the Court House
door in Lillington on the 3rd day of
April, 1893, at 12 o'clock m., two
small tracts of land, adjoining each
other in the edge of the town of
Dunn, containing five acres upon
which there is a splended dwelling
house, it ocing where the said J. T.
Corbett now lives, to satisfy said
Mortgage. This 27th day of Feb.
1893. J.A.Taylor,
Mortgagee.
F. P, Jones, Atty.
Uch2 iff. c
NOTICE,
By virtue of power of sale contain
ed in.a certain Mortgage Deed execut
ed by M. R. Smith and wife Louisa
E. Smith to the undersigned, I will
on Monday March 20th sell to the
highest bidder for cash at the Court
House door in Lillington one tract
or parcel of land lying In Averas
boro township adjoining the lands of
Lewis Lucas, Daniel Lucas, Jas. B.
Lee and others containing 50 acres
more ar less, it being the same land
: deeded to M. R. Smith by Daniel
Lucas dated Feb; lath. WS8, for fur
ther discription reference is made to
to records of Harnett- county. This
Feb- 17tl, '33. . E.F, Yocxo.
Feb23 6w, Mortgagee.
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A Million Frlcn:l.
A friend in need is a friend indeed;
and not less than one million people
have Ton d juv such a Tried as in Dr
Kind's Now Discovery f. r nMiPump-
j C- u-lv. and CoMn lf
J hi,ve uexer this Great C
vu
oii::i
Medicine. on trli? ;n
1 1 "in i.'i:'iutc
that it has wonderful curative
er in ll diseases of Throat. f,est
I and Lungs. : Each bott'e is guaran
teed to do alt hac is claimed or mon
ey refunded. Trial bottles free at
Harper & Hood's Dnisj store. ' Large
bottles 50c. and $1.00.
lescrvlnar PralMO.
We desire to say to our citizens.
that for years we have been selling
Dr. Kite's New Discovery for Con-
suraptiou. Dr. King's New1 Life Pills,
Bucklcu's Arnica Salve and Electric
VillA.. .
uibia, mm uave never uanuiea re
medies that sell so well, or that have
givea such universal satisfaction. We
do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time, ami we stand ready to
refund thepurehase price, if satisfac
w y rcauiLS ao not iouow tueir use.
These remedies have wo u their great
popularity purely 6a their merits
IIarper& Hood Druggists. j
MARKET REPORT.
Cotton.
Good Middling .
Middling
Low Middling
Turpentine.
Virgin
TellowDip
Hard
9
k
$1.69
$1.60
1.00
r Country Producb.
Chickens t 15(35c
Eggs 131 '
Hides
Corn
Peas
Butter
i
Hams
46c
60 ..
60jI.OO
3035
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Fleming & Co. are 'selling nice
suspenders at 1 cents.
Children Cry kr Pitcher's Xkstcrfa.
Fleming & Co, have the best and
cheapest FLOUR in Dunn.
D, II. Hood's is headquarters fclr
Garden Seed, Onion Sets. Beans.
Millet Seed. etc.
'When Baby was sick, we gave her Caatorla. -.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became Stisa, she clung to Castorla.
Whan she bad Children, aha gave tLem Castori
A nice line of Curtain Polls just
received at Fleming & Co.'s from 25
cents up, ;
Children Cry for Pitcher' fester
If you want the best Shirt in
buy the "Royal Blue" at Flemin
Co.
We have the nicest line of
ware in town. Fleming & Co.
Fleming & Co. have just rec
the nicest line of Trunks. Valis
Grip Sacks ever brought to
and they will sell yoa a leathei
lise for $1.00. Be sure yoa se
goods before yoa buy.
Fleming & Co. have just rec
a nice line of Clothing,
We have just received anothel
of those lied Warrier Axes, call!
get one, everybody buys them.
Lee Hardware cc'
We have just received 100 pair
. U -: mA will call tl.nm
prices to suit the times, J
T T T 3 '
j . aj'-u xiaraware
r arm?ry your nviention is caiieu
. -w ft J " S
m-m. . . .tl it - It.
to tue iee naruware co, complete
line of Hardware. come one, come
all. ... ; , V
Everybody who are in need of a
a cook stove call at Lee Hardware
Store, there is the place to get bar
gains In stoves.
Don't forget In the main time that
Lee Hardware Store eel Is Building
Material of every kind.
If you feel weak
and all worn out take
KIOTO1 G IRON BITTERS
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LEE J. BEST, .
Attorurj-ni4ar9
D U:N.K,'- K.
V Wi l practice in lUrnett, ad
fiinin-Coiin!is. Special attenlioa
aiven to oollirCUon of clains.
May44C
W. E. MncmiMt,
Jonejslon, N'w C
t. P.OhMms.
tfliiagWa, rO.
men i m
ATT0B1JEYS-AT LAT7
LILLINGTON, N. C.
- Office-fronting Cont HovsS
April-21-32.-
I)
R. J. H DANIEL.
DUNN, UARNEKT QX
... ,. .,, ll o
Has met with most vondesftil ks
cess in the trAatmsat of Cncr.
Wri te to hi m for one of his Eo
phlets on Caucer and its kejKfaaec.
JV A. FARMER,
ATTOP.KET IXD COUHSIlOg II UU
DUNN, XT. O.
Circuit : Harnett, Johnstaa, Gacp
son aud Cumberland.
Collectiois a specialty,
Prompt attention gvea to all
n ess placed in hand. :
Mh-31-'MJ-
tittle GlrU
. Liffhila!
Mr. and Mrs, tore' Xt4U are
keepers f ;rClJdnm-
witq a daofilex. tau lears mU. 1A
Apfil she was takoa jcta L!rv
les, followed wits a dsaa4fd Cr
and turning lea m . ffevex. ITsstsu
at home and at DkUroit. lteaU4 act,
but in vain, she srsv vozie rnUlr
-war
Until llliA n. n . . .1 . . . A
u"" W m 0WI. 71lfl ec .
bones." Then she tned'Dr. Hlora ,
New Discovery for ConsarapUoa en
after the use of twa and a half .
ties, was completely "sirei, CScsir
say Dr. King's New l)iOf a-y b -
worth its weinht in pold.'vet .
get a trial bottle free.", ai Uarpsr C -
S3 " - - w
Hood s Drugstore. .
Btreacrth and UrnoUJU
If 3ou are not feeling strrong and -healthy,
try Eiectrle.Bitten-,.- If "La T
..I'l'i. j icu . ncaaj, u wsarv.
use Electric 'Jitters. This,, remedy
acts directly on Liver,5 Stomach "aod
rTidnAVfl fronlln ni.lin.. I'mi. -
to perform their functions.. If yoa
are afflicted with Sick Headache, y
will find speedy and permanent rej
by taking Electric Bitters, . One t
will.convince ytiu that' this is
remeHyvbu need. Large bottles v
ly 50c. a) Harper & . Uoodv-
Store. y
Hari.
at Lee.
The nicast line of
brought to Dunn is now at Fieuit Cr
Co's.
G, K: GRANTHAM, Notary Pub
lie, will take Private Examinations
and probate papers. AH kinds blank
deeds and papers kept on hand Of'
flee in D, II. Hood'-Drag Store,
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