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Render Unto Caesar the Things that are Caesar's, Unto God, (rod's-
$1.00 Per Year. In Advance.
DUNN, HARNETT CO., THURSDAY, JUNE 8,. 1893,
NO. 16.
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tne irftTily f Hie "financial ilua
iun. In llie Treaury l)c;irtin:it
llitrc is but little feting f ujic-im
nets. Talk of a nitduuumr Mt
ion of Congress to vmu ly re!iv'
the rtnaiu'tal situaliui' i& noticvalth
absent. Tbe vast and complex ma
chinery of tb Government appear
to be running along with a carc'e.H.H
nea due to oil and ball hea ins.
I'uhliciarm of true Republican
f .i'h are pkae1 by the nhrewdnesa
fit. wl.tjJi xSenator I'ratt i roan
a.'iri4 the l'resiritfntal bK)rn of ex-
Vtrc l'rcftiilcnt Morton. Tliey re
L'tr.l Mr. Morton's nomination to be
vemor or X'ew Yrk at a foregona
. ir.riuiof, think that ihere it an ex-
r!i.ut cli-mce t' win. an l ay that
fr. Mf.n aucceft In the State
r.i?t wilt miU litto Hie Inevitable
n mnainrft f.r the l'ei
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Af rrtarifal esftrntt.aihirt .nf the
fi tl.i prrtntrd. i!io Urt'ttd
' ai uiylinuii U rtCMniicd
I ' liH!rnl in fftr if the
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utiMuSture f l!-e i.ew ar m lll J .
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t i ,! o.ir Xunl (f!ird will
rtthiit, a foreign
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. t'e f f.i.,le'ii riHe.
i u? i.;n e itjikf fcn k'.'t is me un
i iM wlalrittiiftit. and lhi chances of
Umu- nipped In the bu 1 are oum
rrni uitd paiutul.
Hnin4 done hit part toward the
I..: iut!, .Stcrelary Carlisle will now
t nicr luin a Treasury cuuuU
WITH HIM-
I was at a wedding once whore the
bridegroom bad come a long distance
to claim his bridge. They had been
engaged for several yert. The young
man tad gone across the continent
to secure a home. A correspondence
was kept up. but of course the lady
hai only a vague and general Idea of
lha pl&ca to which her 4hotband pro
pntcd to Uka her. When asked,
Don't you feel rtlucUnt to go ao. far
away, and to a strange place P she
rcplltdi MNo, fur I go to be with
htm. and he ha prepared the place
fur me."
I like that answer. It showed thai
e was a loving and truttrul bride;
And. m I tlcsght the matter over. I
tifd nytc!f. "VVt drnt we treat
A Bright North Carolinian.
I.
The Washingtoa correspondent of
the Richmond Times refers thu to
the high honor soon to be bestowed
on Mr. George P. Howell, of Golds-
boro, wbuse father has many friends
in Wilmington :
North Carolinians are very proud
just now over the fact that for the flrt
time in fifty years one of her young
sons U to co graduated at the West
l'olnt Military Academy at the head
of his class in everything. This
young man Is George 1'earce Howell,'
on of Mr. It. 1. Howell, of Gold
li(ro. and hi father passed through
here today on his way to West Point
to be there during the commence,
tccnt exercises, now shortly to begin.
, Xortfi Carolina h alruudy hul two
ATLANTIC COASTLINE.
Wi'iiringon & Wcldon Bail Road
nd Branches.
C0N3EHSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS UUIZK1 SOCTHv
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part a plsro for you. and w.ll come
loi.k the honor, and in W. II.
! , J . . tHrilit. did the am". t:h ti late
here 1 am there e mv No. , it ,
I f. 'iieral Ueairegard at No. i u-
iirre are mrcc iaieniei,:i which . ... ,,
muI t bi make every i-.riuan will
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TRAINS GOIXQ KORTH.-
NOW FOR IT-
.Ja, H. KcW'c, Comptroller of the
currency at Washington, has ojdered
:m HHciincnt nd made requisition
upon the Mlock-holderft of tho late
People's National Hank of this city
for fitly dollars per share, payable on
or before June 15th, 1393, to talufy
the uebis of the concern At we un
The only thing that-breaks into the; , . . . .. .
J , pctstand the national banking law
steady hum is the occasional plu:ik
of a division cliiel's head failing in
to the waste-basket.
By those best able to know of A-hat
they speak, it is said that the posi
tion of Hawaii will remain unch tned
so far as any active interference by
this Go.ternaaent is coi.cernel. The
'provisional government" will remain
so long aa it is able to maintain its
self, If the people become dissatii
fied with the provisional government
and remove it by quiet and legal
means, nothing will be said or done
on this edge of the Pacific. Mr.
Rlouut is on the ground acting as a
sort of balance wheel. Well-inform1
ed politicians say that nothing in the
natere of annexation is contemplated
by the administration; that the ques
tion oT assuming protectorate remains
in abeyance until the next meeting
of Congress; and that in his message
to that in hia message to the body
Mr, Cleveland will take strong pro
tcctorate ground. In the meantime
any encroachments by other powers
will be promptly' resented.
Probably the most important pen-
fiion decision ever issued from tbe
eer- shareholder is liable for an as
sessment equal to tho amount of the
fuce value of his or there stock at the
time of the banks failure, but tbe
comptroller of the currency is of the
opinion that fifty cents on the dollar
is all that will be necessary for the
adjustment of the bauk affairs. Gen.
W. G, LeDue, receiver, is authorized
and empowered to take, all necessary
proceedings, by suit or otherwise, to
enforce the individual liability of the
stock-holders.
The Gazette man called on Gen.
LeDuo yesterda' for any information
he might give in the promises, who
informed us that he had all along in
dulged the hopethbt he would be able
to wind up the affairs of the broken
bank without any assessment of tho
stock holders or very little f any
but recent decisions of the Supreme
court had decreed otherwise.
, The bank closed its doors on the
31st of December, 1889, and since
that time creditors of tbe bankt have
received two diyedends, amounting
in all to 35 per cent. It is an open
secret that many of the stock-holders
n e ciinu uat s piat e pre
prt?d pptciallv fur each one of u;
hi wt.. crnse lor us, ami taae u toj
to the place i and he will u witii u '
there lorocr it will bn ids hutne a
well as ours.
Some Christians are very anxious
to know more about heaven jutt
what kind of mantiont they will
have there; just what the . fiavor of
the fruit wn the trees of life will be.
etc Now, our Savior docs not grati
fy this kind of curiosity. Perhaps it
Is that could hot if he would. The
mode of existence la the spirit world
Is probably so different frotu that in
this world that it could not be set
forth in human language. Hut even
If it were possible to do this, it would
not be best: We are Chrisi's. He
tcti iitt Howell, for such he will
alter his graduation, wilj ,ortlv vit
d will no1 doubt re-
Star.
it hit home, an
iceive a warm welcome.
La. Wlinlncton-
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A Gushing Lo?e Letter.
My deer Henry :
i embrace this here opportunity
to let you knougti as how I had a
spell of aigtr and I doe hope thcase
fue lines may find you enjoying the
same Gods blessings. Why doht
you rite a sweats Hoe to tell suffer
ing Kathrum alt about her sweate
Uenny my sweate Henny my turtle
dove my phlglng my deer deer Hen
ny how my poor sole is longing to
hecryour saoate vyce I beer him
singing yankeo dudle a he come?
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from his plow now Ok my lienny do
represent! hlmsalf aa the bridegroom, come ho(oe and ,eU St carried so
and tho church is his bride.
What the church is, each member
must be. Wo should then cultivate
the spirit of faith, which is the fruit
and test of true affection. We
should say with Paul : ! have a de
sire to depart, and be with Christ"
not to walk on a golden street; not
to drink of the river of the water of
life; but to see my Beloved, and to
dwell with him in tbe place he has
prepared as our home. lostead of
asking where heaven is, or what
kind of a place it is, we should ask :
Do 1 loye Christ with all my heart?
Is he to mo the chlefest among ten
thousand, the one altogether lovely?"
If he is, then I have a love-title to
all that is best in the universe, for
he says, I love that love me."
'AH things are yours, and ye are
Christ, and Christ is God's." Thus
the believing spirit is lifted up into
the very center of the divine presence
and glory and blessedneas.-Sclected.
Secretary of tbe Interior to the CW e Solvent, bai whu .mount the
missioner of Pensions has just been
made. It is believed that it will re
duce the payment of pensions ui:der
the act of June 27, 1890. between
fifty dollar per share assessment will
yield is difficult to get at.
On the other hand the dicision in 1
the Superior Court last week by Judge
$15,000,000 and $20,000,00 Tito ! hitaker, in the case oi j. v . iuc
decision involves the repeal of an or-jNeili and others against W. Duke
! Suns & Co., those wiio uaye assignea
A Flourishing Town-
The Raleigh News and Observer
gives this encouraging account of tbe
progress of Dunn :
This young town on the Wilson
Short Cut Railroad, half way between
Selma and Fayette vi lie, has had the
most rapid growth of any place in
the State, Seven years ago the first
bouse was erected in the place. It
now haa two hotels, several boarding
houses, a carriage factory, 40- stores.
no more at present out remain your
lovin
Kathrum An Tii.de.n
To my sweate Henny
P S part sekkun
Zack Black has raised a nue house
and Polly does live so snug she fites
him some times when he gets a little
antony over my sweate Henny let us
keep house and if you love me I
wont whip you indeed nor I wont
look at any body ao'j wont. Daddy
says I must get married because I
have waited 2 long already. So no
more at preseat. KA'T
P S part thurd
My pen ! bad my ink 1 pale
my lore for yoa shall never fail
for HennT 1 my own trae lore
My pidgidg dock and turtle dove
K A TlLDEN.
P S Note Beny
Mothers dead and Timothy are
got the fever. So no more at pres
ent from your lovim
KatiirumAn.
Noty Benny
I forgot to say aa how that air corn
oa my big toe dont hurt as it use to
did. so once your wife as it is to be
sends 2 kisses and say fare ell,
yours till death do us part.
K A T
Greenville Reflector.
lUCKLER'S mU SJLU.
The best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, fores. Ulcers, Salt
Then m. Fever Sores, Tot:.-, CI:?-
l!y iept Holiday.
Tr!n n Heotlaud NVrk Branch Road leav
WMn 4 00 nt.. Halifax 4 tJ p n. arrive at
Scotland rwkS 15 i m. Orwnvll!e S 52 p m,
Klnitu K 0 p ib. Krturning leaves Klnafotf
7 I a m. Uravlll MUn, Arriving: at HaU
Ifav at 11 M a ra, Welduu 11 IS a m, dally ex
ren Suaday.
Loral frl?ht tnitn lavea Woldon at It II a
m . arriving Scotland Neck Its ft m. Oaen
vllle 5 3 p in, Klnnton 7 40 p ra. Returning.
Iave Ktnaton 7 SO a m, Orcnvll1 t it a m.
Pcotland Neek Ittpm, arrlv Wcldon 1.15 p
m. dally except Hunday.
Trala ou Southern Division, Wilson and
Fayetteville Braorn leave Payettavlll 1.39
a. m.. arrlv Rawland 12,11 p. m Retrnic
leaven Kowlsud' 1x15 p. m. arrive Tayette
vUI S.1S p. ro. Dally exeept Handay.
Train on Midland NC Branch leaves Oelds
boro. N. C, dally except riunday, 40 a m; ar
rive Pmlthfletd N C, 80 a a. Rtrnic
Oeldsbero.N. 0 . 9 30 a.m. '
T.aln on Nashville Branch leave Rocky
Moant at 1 1 p m arrives Naahvllle 1 15 p. .
Spring Hope 3 p, an. Returning', leave
Hpring Hope 8 0 a. m. Ifasbvllle 8 35 a. a,
arrive Rocky Monnt 9 It ft. m.! dally except
Sonday.
i Train on riinton Branch lerve Warsaw fr
Clinten, daily except 8abday, at t 0 p ra and
1115am. Returning. Uave Clinton at IS a
m and 3 10 pm connecting- at Wrrsaw with
Nos. 41, 40, t3 and 78,
KouthboHnd train on Wilson Fayetteville"
Branch is No 51 Northbound isKo W. lally
except Hunday.
Train Ho 27 Son th and 14 Worth will Step
only at Rocky Mount, wilson Ooldsboro ftftd'
Magnolia.
Train No 78 make!! close connection at
weldon for all points North daily. All rail via
Richmond and dpily except Hunday via Bav
Line, also at Rooky Moant dally except Son--day,
with Norfolk and Carolina for Norfolk and
alll point North via Norfolk.
Train leaves Tarboro, N. C, via Albemarl
A Raleigh R R.. daily except Panday, 4 49 p m
Monday 3 p ra; arrive at Willtamston. N. C.
7 lspra and 4 20 pm; Plymouth 8 30 p m..ad
5S4 pm. Retarnintr leaves Plymouth, N.
daily except minday 8 00 a m, Sunday 00 ft m
Wllllamston 7 30 a ra, 9 18 a ra. Arrive at
TVtrboro, N. C. 10 40 a m and 11 20 a m.
JOHN . DIVINE, Gen. Spt.
R. KENLY. Qeneral Manager.
T. M. KMMERSON. Traflr Manager
Many Persona are broke
down frota OTerwork or honsebold cares.
Brown's Iron Bitters RebtxUda tb
TEtem, aids digestkm. removes excess of tale,
aod cures malaria. Get the gesuioe.
W. E. ilrRCHisoy,
Jonesboro, K . C.
MURCHiSO
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LUlingUa, H. C.
CHAPIN
ATTOENEYS-AT-LAW
LILLINGTON. N. C.
Office fronting Court Ho esq.
ArrIl-Il-92.
ped Hands. Ckilblains Cerns, ani ait
8 churches, 5 saloons. 3 lawyers, 4 jskin Eruptions, and positively cures
aer passea some mon u. ? ; - ' , to anv ' clse thus phjsi clans, 1 dentist- a newspaper. 2 j Piles, or np pay required. It is guar-
Assmant secretary du . 7"" HpVed of anv further liaJ flourishtr. high schools, and a pogu- anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
return to the language of the statue l lalioQ c, between 700 and 1.000 money refunded. Price 2 cU
requiring the ."disability, not ot ser- Limy, citaer uy f - - ; v r tJl, . H 4. f7n.
vice origin.1 to be such as to prevent , wise. Mtautime developments will ... j . ....
Liiw i be watched wuu interest raycue ; it will nav vou to anvtu.3: ,
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A NEW LAW FIBM.
D. H. McLean and J. A. Farmer'
have this day associated themselves
together in the practice ef law in all
he courts of the State.
Collections and general practice
solicited.
D. H. McLeax, of Lillington, N. C
J: A. FaBMrii, of Dur.;:, C
the applicant from earning
port bv manual labor.
ville Gazette.
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