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SKIM". 2 . 1S03
LOCAL.
r. .!. K. Stewart, of Troyy'illo
in ;tf wit m o.i .
Mr F. K. Hall icut a few lnur
; t vrn etciday.
Co lon i (iitnns; in slowly, but
t!.e price : gradu dly going
.Mr O. Y. Slull ri-prceii!ini L. C.
y. u:irr of Richmond, speat S nr
,K and Sunday in town.
Mr. II. W. Jernigan of Sampson.
, i ded ii" a bc;L Mond y that weighed
7 lb , the lnrgest or the season.
A good ma .y of the vming people
i.f our town '.vent to the Seven Miles
Animation Sunday.
Pr f G T. Alm returned Mn
.lay fr on Chicago, he will p-nd a
nhort tune with Lis parents at L. K.
Academy.
Fi ler L. K. Kvcrett fr -..in W ishing
ton. N. C preached Monday at 11
oYN.ek in the Primitive Iliptis'
Cliuich here.
Mr Go. K. Prince our clcyer and
, olt- C. S. C. of Islington, and Mr.
L. P. Chapin of Suininervillo, were
i-, h- city Tuesday.
Te Presbyterians have organized
u Sabhath-School at their church here.
anl now meet at hair past three in
the evening each Sunday.
Harry, the UtOc son of Mr. and
Mr. W. P Johnson of our town.
Au-1 Krid iv. he was only two yars
... Sunday he was buried at
Sjirini: Hra ion Church.
Or .1. A. Hodges pcnt a few days
fit. 1 is old iioroe near L. H. A end- my
11 w ok, and Mondav pased hen
on hi- way t Iiienmond, where he
jj.es to take t'e Chair of Anatomy in
a .Medical College.
Mm I). A. Konce hns sold her
1 Ifift last. Saturday
for Hertford, N. C , where she
will
iiwn aofilil. She has tnanv
fr ends
here who wish her every success.
Miss Sue MrKiy has bought, out
the Millinery business of Mrs. I). A.
Koonce. and will remain a', the same
old stand. Ladies who want to pur
chase an3 thing in that line will do
well to call on her.
The Thirditeji say Congress ha
killed silver, but we are authorized
to say t.i them that $1. in silver will
pans as quick now as it ever would,
and buy you as many goods as it ever
would, especially in our town.
Deputy Marshal J. H. B-illanc
took Mr. John McGheo of Pleasant
C.rove township, Johnston Co., to
Smithficld jail Tuesday morning.
He was tried before U. S. CorauU
missioner J. U. Holland for illicit
dialling, aivl bound over in a $200
bnd. "and faded to give the bond.
Again we have to renvnd some of
nir subscribers the' arc due some
thing for their piper, wo have run
through the summer without pushing
f r what i due us. bni no we ask
ur friends to come in and help u,
hy paving their little sums. What
any one man owes is not much, but
&U ihe litres help us aud the Timks."
We can ay without fear of a chal-j
len-e that no town in the tate can
qual ourV in churches, six nice. well.
finished and well furnished chundies j
in a town of eight hundred inhabi- ;
tants. and each a regtilar pastr. I
til: AM 1 i Hit . ,e.; i to .-. A
. wi.n a is. i iiuv rtuyt-iriiv: in hU line
. wait lor tiie bi 3t.irdy oj- ii
; Tlie State Diseijile convention
wil; convene this year at Waslmig
ton, N. C. on Tnos l iv. O.J. 2l;h.
a id h d 1 until T'nnrsd ly following.
All dflcifii s ar. requested to writ
fO lli-V. I). W- D.Iv'm. t Ml. iir.no.. ,r
, - - - - - -, Wllt.ll lllllll .11
! 1 lie eoftrnlttee. of ontert m mrnt
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hcn they will arrive at W risking
tO!:.
Mr. MVv J. Jaokon of Mir.20
ownhip, Sampson Co., died Sunday
morning, after a lingering i!lues of
si veral week-;, i he was the wife ot
in. C .Jackson, deceased, and I -aves
Mveral children besides a host of
other relatives and m.my fr.cmls who
aie left to in mm the 1 ss of a good
woman.
Rev. I). H. Clayton of Coin nbi:i,
S. C, will preach a W rre..'s Si hnul
House in Sarubson Co.. o 1 Satur-iay
night, the 0OLI1 of this month, and at
Newton Grove on Sunday morning
at 11 o'clock, Oct. the 1st, at Dunn
in Progressive Institute. Monday
night, Oct. 2nd. Mr. Clayton is a
Universalist.
Turlington Itsms
Ju3t lovely' weather.
Cotton opening rapid'y, and the
faces of the little picking machines
radiant with smiles, as coming events
cast their shadows before.
L-ttlo Iheod re, son of Mr. Bud
Tart died on the ICth of croup. To
the bereaved family, we cxtcn I our
heart felt sympathies.
There is a resting pi ice from sor
rotv, sin and death.
A happy spot where mortaU may
be blest.
Where grief may frad a balm, and
weariness a rest. . .
Yes in heaven, -.
Oini: to ihe busy season, our scool
will close on Friday.
T.
Ex-Alasco It3ms-
The showers have ceased, and the
farmers are ha-vesting their crops
now.
Last April Rv. N. H. Gibbs was
riding by Stewarts School House,
saw a lad there aud asked if there
was any chance to ge. that house to
preach in, but the lady could not tell
him, 0 he foun.1 out the committee
and got permission to use the build
I ing. He began preaching on the 3rd
Sunday evening, and also organized
a Sunday School, Later he decided
to hold a meeting and began on
Sept. 3rd and the meeting held 9
days, resulting in several conver
sions. And on Sunday the 17th Rev.
A. N. Campbell. Allen Bctts and N.
I II. Gibbs organized a churcui Thus
from the aboye sprung a joung
church, which we hope may grow aud
be a bless'ng to the community and
those who have connected them
selves with it.
Subscriber.
OBITUARY-
On the morning of Sept. Cth at 7 :
40 a. m. The Angel of time called
at the door of Mrs. M. Bell, daughter
of Marshall Lee and Elizabeth Lee of
Sampson Co.. and found her ready
and waiting. She had spoke many
times of dieing. and called all the
r-milv t-j her bedsido on Sunday bes
am jj tliem what she wanted
J(K Sbe Ieft a. little boy 5
wceks Qt One that she loved better
, Ht, Uer OWI1 iifc. She re- j
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qucsleti iCT husband twice to meet
, t r ,. ;jven nnd iotto neve after
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t-n !in ; t her t hnreh d:i!ie. 1 As1 a
wt . t.i'r luf .-ne :;f eK.in pie
she knew novdiii'. btr to irv f.t nl-
i u-r .li-.-ir litiHl.-rtu.l. It t:H lw mdy
aid. -Non h r. b it. fi love
her." I c::n say tru iifully.
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Oh! inv d.ir. tli'ii h ir, loft. me.
(ne thy home m lleive:i to nil.
Oml.our fa her. from inehtih taken.
Hut, yonr oinii, 1 love still. I
S'ie wa marr e l on the 10th of
ast October, and livel a m irrie I life
10 months and 22 days, which she
declared was the happiest pirt of hr
1 fc. She was 21 years, 6 raonllis
and 20 days old. 1
I can truy saw j
My happiest days are past and gone.
My s wrows, now are at hand. j
I am left here on earth mourninj:
To meet rny Savior's command. ,!
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A CARO.
The little 1 ugil st. and his backers
came out yictoriousin the first round,
we ave it to -hard tim-s" fight in
the neck last week, I venture the as
sertion that Mes. Dupree & Lane's
cash alcs for the last week was equal
to cny two houses in Dunn, this ;is
not unreasonable for they have more
new goods than any to houses in
town, and they are pretty and cheap,
the war is still raging, come at once
to the fight, it will interest you. )
A B. Gopwin ll
EXFCUTORS NOTICE. !j
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Having qualified as Executrix ojf
Rev. Ncill McKay, deceased. Into of
Harnett Count' N. ft tins is to no
lify all persons having claim aganst
the estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned on or before
Sept. 6, 1894, or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to 8 aid estate will
please make Immediate payment".
This Spt. 6, 193. J
Mrs. M. M. McKay. Exe'x.
9. 21. Ct.
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Cotton.
Good Middling
Middling
Low Middling
TUKPKNTTVR
Virgin
Vellow Dip
Hard
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$2.20
$1.40
$1.00
Country Puoduce.
Chickens 10(?20o
Eggs 8
Hides 4(g6c
Corn 70
Peas 60
Butter 2025
Haras 12
Dupree & Lane received a car
load of salt this week.
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New goods still arriviug at Dupree
fc Lane's. Come and see them. ,
I have a first cla?s new Sewing
Machine, cheap, for cash. I will save
you at least $15.00 to buy from mel
G. K. Grantham.
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Please bring in 3our brokeis
watches and have them repaird we
g 11 am tee satisfaction.
Gainey & Joran.
Dupree & Lane have added nail
to their line of specialties. See tbenj
before yoa buy nails. !
Dupree t Lane received a cardoacj
of furniture this week, don't buy be.
fore vou sec it. Ecverything will be!
new they will offer you.
Our first etf-Tt in c'othing is a hi '
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WHAT EFFECT WILL THE
REPEAL OF THE SHERMAN ACT
HAVE? WILL IT PUT MORE
SVIOWEY
DID YOU
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ASK!
If we were to attempt V answer 3011 fully, we might drift into a fwlhical
discussion. anl this we wish to avoid. ,
one tlif g we think is, that the sooner that cvervbolj learns that the can
et more for their money at J. A. Massengill & C C). I). dry gods
and shoe store, the sooner we shall see money matters improve.
Ano her thing is, the people will go on living and nNl&g mtrchandise.
and smcb ny is going to supply the demand. Now we want to be " that
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soraebod-. we know what "hard times" means, our business was born o
hard times." It thrives best when -people are trying to make their, dimes
sso the farthest. We believe that our business will be belter this fall than
eyer before, and acting on this belief, we have bou ht a larger and belter
stock of goods for less m iney than we have ever hecn ab't) to buy r;fora
We carry in stock a complete line nf staple and fancy Dry Good. Tr
ngs. Laces etc. Our stock of ladies, and children's Hosier' Is slro im
menss. We carry a nice line of Hats, for both ladies and gentlemen, t
astonishingly low prices. We always keep on hand, all uVs. and shades
of sewing thread, machine needles and oil, and the cheapest linu of a hand?
kerchiefs and table linens eyer displayed in Dunn, and ft thousand other
things that are usually kept in a first class Dry Goods and Notion Store-
WE MAKE
OF SHOES,
PARTNET
OUR MOTTO IS, UNDERBUY
AND UNDERSELL.
If you will call at onr store, we will convince you tha.t. our gooils, arid
our prices are right. We proress to understand aocaeUung about the needs
and wishes of our customers. Our buyer. Mr, I. T. Massengill. has ben
standing behind the counter for 13 years, and Mr. S. G. Marks has.Ju
using the scissors and yardstick for us about four years, and the seignior
member of the firm, Mr. J. A. Massengill, will be with us this tall and give
the business his personal attention, All wo ak ;is -a trial. Satisfaotion
guaranteed, or money refundce. Thanking our fricwJa -fcrr past favors.
WE REMAIN.
YOURS FOR
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JJ1
to show them the 'prettiest stock of
dry goods ever in Dunn, Dupree &
Lane.
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Full line steam fittings pipe brass
goods etc, constantly on hand at
bur shops,
John A. Mc Kay&co.
Gainey & Jordan will sell yon a
good gold filled warch for $15.00
give them a trial and be convinced.
LOST.
One sow and seven pigs, sow me
dium size. Ear mark, a crop and
half crop on left ear and 4 crop on
right ear. Any one who will return
or give me information as to their
where about s, will be paid for their
trouble.
O. L. Denning.
A Hllllell FrieUdM.
A friend in need is a friend indeed I
and not less than one million people ;
have found just such a fried as in Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump
tion, Coughs, and Colds. If yoa
have never used this Great Cough
Meeicine, one trial will convince you
that it has wonderful curative pon
in 0 diam -?f Tf:r-
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CIRCULATIOR3,
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A SPECIALITY
OUR SHOE DE
IS COMPLETE. '
US1IUESS.
FALL AND WIN
TER . MILLI
NERY. Miss iiae.McKay wishes to
informthe.PUBLIC GEN
GENERALLY that sho
has OPENED BUSINESS
IN THE STORE FOR
MERLY OCCUPIED BY
MRS. D. ..A. KOONCE.
PRICES TO SUIT THE
TIMES:
GIVE HER A CALL.
DUNN.'N. C,
; SEPT. 21st 1893.
INSTJRANCR
Are you worth anything to your
wife ard children! Then insure yoor
life for their "protection. Will sell
you a $10,000 policy for a preziium
of $200. Those in need of life, tiro
or accidental Insurance will find it to
their interest to see me at once. ;
Rates for all kinds ot hazards furs
nished on application. Nothing bat
first" -cls8' Go's, represented. The
Equitable of X. Y. a special it y.
Ketpu v
Flowers.'
BUCKLER'S ARMCA SALYf.
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Cuts,' Bruises, oret.- Ulcers, Salt
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