PUBLISHCD IfiVEKY TlIlTKSIHV. 1SV
YOUNG & GRVKTIIAM.
Kill I on tVi.'Sun
At or ntr M-mx l 11. Mim equi
ty, on lat Saturdav niiflit. tin f-t
rasil on Atfvitli 0ut Lino Rall
w v n.-t v- n 1 killi! ra-i bv
nvn of F.?rc..th, vc'i wn either
ittirt t or Ivii t'i tnV-c. It is
tsted that Mr. F irelo'.h wa under
th itl-i-vise if strong drink a id tne
vrdlct of th r. in ii r jury wn thai
h cum to his dath by his on
crele:iess. Fivetteville Gazette.
A Oora Cob Pirn-
.n OTchaTT tell of an affair that
luripne! in Arkmn but week in
which thrt :n n wr.i kille I in a dis
pMH oyir th- i Y:i3rn!ii of- an old
c A i i I ;n vi by the
ntrm of W. F. Crrt jn l his neighs
b ir J. I). H irk-; begin the dispute,
ant it-iljl with i bi'lftn throijh
th hdy nf Orot. Clint Crov a
voting rn of the ol I mil then shot
Rirko. Tn 1-iUer tht shot Clint
Crow ail diH in fi' minutes after
d'ling so. Scotland Ncc't D;:n"3rat.
Kvary"item in a newspaper costs
n'-thmwl n;i a contemporary. If
ft is for flu IxsnsHt of an individual it
hviM ii ti 1 for. If the grocer
v"ro a-iked to contribute groceries to
o'io aVin lan'Iy able to pay for theml
be would refti e. The proprietor of
n new4napr must pay for free adver
tising if th bneft-:iarf does not. and
It I one of the lurdcst tiling a to b
1am I bf many that a newpapor
hs apace in jUs cahrnus to rent and
mut re it to Hye. To give anything
ftr loss than Jiving rates would be as
eartalnly fatal a for a lnd1ord to
famish frea rent. Pre and PrlnU
The aUrruttvs vte in tJw Uoaso
nri th6 rostoratl'n of ths Bland A 111
boh ant wa mVi up of 112 Dmo
rt. S Republican and 9 Popti
uliiti. whilo tin notly yote was
Dem cr.it. 10J. Republic in. 110.
It will be seen, therefore that the
....
"majority of the Democratic members
are for Iyer, with the immense ma
J rity all, in fact, escept 15 of the
Republican solidly against silver.
Ni'rth Carolina members who voted
for. . silver t - Branch, 1 st district ;
WioJward. 2nd district; Grady, 3rd
district; Aloxaoder. 6 lb dihrict; Hon
fUrson. 7tb - district ; Crawford, 9th
district; leaving Uunn, Democrat,
arid Satile, Republican, as tho only
raeiabers fa the" North Carolina dele
gatlon at the national capitol who
voted for the unconditional repeal of
the Sherman silver law. FayeUeville
Gaatte.
Appointments TJader Mr- Simmons-
For ths informttl m of onr roaders
weriU glte the number of ofllccs
nd llt salaries they pay which Mr.
F M. Simmans. th nely appointed
InUrnattonal Rnveiu Collector for
the eirttrn district of thit State, has
powr to fill whiDh h will do as
ealy a possible after h has been
IntUlled In ofSctt. Thero i a chief
cUrkwhals flepity collector, who
receive salary of $1,800; one clerk
at 1.600, one at $1,200. two at $1,
100. ont at $1,000, onet $900 and
ont'at $300 and a messenger at $300;
two ttarnp deputies, one at Reids
TilU-tnd-ooa at Durham, at IJ.200
ach; twelve divisions deputy col
lectors at $1,000 salary and $500 ex
fMsaaes allowance each; ona gneral
' store-keeper an 1 gaaer at $5 a day
mad rjtyenses; 4qJ about 100 store-
I tc--it-r- an I -jx- Z' a $
I Smit-liBeld Iknild.
a day.
A CODE OF NEWSPAPER ETHICS-
LKikin to tho formulation of a
code of ro'es which should prcvaP in
the press fratern t M. James Irviosr
Cmbbe, late of Orla.vl (FU.) Rocor
der, subtests the following list. He
would have them adopted by each
prens association, and the breach' of
any rule 'punished by a fi-ic-if Ai. tlie
fines 7Q to the widows a id orphans of j
deceased journalist :
1. Never rwit a thing in ynw paper
about a man that you wouM not desire
to say beforchis f.ic.
2. When you kn v that a tlrng
is wr-)nz. ilu'i's .xv it U right.
1
3. If your party put up a .nan fo:
office who is corrupt and venal, refine
to support h"m.
4. When yon find that oflioi:ili
are uin their ;ower to fayor con
cerns in which they (the ofllciaN) arr
intcresteT, draw public attention to
the fact.
5. As a rule to which there are no
exception, "tell the truth, and shame
the devil."
6. Don't flatter men and women
and do t pay undeserved compli
ments. Not every younjj woman is
lovely" or ch.irming." The scruli
Journalist, who, in nenety nine -case
out of a hundred, would make a belter
nhoemaker than a. newspaper man. i
aildieted. among other bad h ibit, to
calling even won. an he write of
-beautiful," graceful," "lovely."
etc.
7. Not every '. sermon a parson
preaches is 'eloqaent;' some I have
heard heA, and elsewlJbre are awful
poor stuir, for a :ry poor good man
may give a very bid sermon, and,
also, not every speech made by a pro
fessional politician "is a magnificent
burst of oratory.' Don't misapply
adjectives.
8. Don't use such stereotyped
phrases as :
Ye" editor, instead of the oditor.
Tte wee sraa hours." etc.
It goes without saying.'"
"Hap" for ball or dance 1 Only a
boor hops" instetd of dances at a
ball or party.
Never refer to a eorpse a the re
mains." unless, indeed, in the caso of
the victim ofan explosion.
The "lale residence is also a ycry
bad style,
9. Don't puff a msn who brings
you a plate of ice extiara. Say "thank
you," and let it go at that. This ah
go refer to other eatables and drink
ables, 10. Don't slop oyer. Don't make
mountains out of rnole hills. Be in
dependont, courteous, manly, and
good men will help you, live mer
chants will advertise in your coK
urans, but oh, my! how the sneaks,
humbugs and criminals will hate yon
backbite and malign you aud pat
ronize the other fellow, not because
they like him, but because they think
they think they are hurting you !
Thero 1 In ray opinion these rules
would make tho nucleus of a codo of
newspaper ethics. Rxchsng v
JUST TERES STEPS-
By Hey. R- G. Maynard.
Aearortwo ago a ynnng man
was hange1 in a Westein State. H
was charged with minder, and did
not deny the crime. Just before the
blackcap was drawn over his face In
asked permission to speakl The re
quett was granted.- He called the
yonth as near to him as possible, for
it was to them he wished to address
himself.
ow aani im mv l'ltlinrr frinnrlj
iCUU3.
I want to warn you agaius; a fate
like this. A few years ago I was the
i happiest of boys, but I was led into
the habit of card playing. I soon be-
cuie eallm t-.tc as I wa5 .egiuleu
-.si exj ert. 11U encf-urntcd r.e ti
air.bV. Accordingly I risked money j
m my skid, and won. My success j
wa such as to "-ntmicate m. In n
liitlf whUe th bottle wa introduced,
of which T drank freelv. n 'h were
mv excesses in drink that I became
can-lei's of mv gains, and vas soon
penniless. And what hoki? I must
h!ve monov.j The remainder you
know. 1 v.i9 m a-' enoo jh ,o resist,
the temptation to red) when left. n?one
m my poycrtj. but. when I felt in
! company with my accomplices 1 wan
:n at the mercy of the tide, agr.inst
ttUJtiast which I buffeted with all mv
nower for a time, an 1 hnro I am !
:
Just three steps to the gallows my
young friends! Hear this from a.
dyinima:i justthne!--;;ard.
cy and b .d campany ! Avoid them'!
I 'I hey ruin.d me."
Young men, handle burning embers
rather than the social card, shu a the
social card, shun t,h bottle as the
charged bomb, and b'd, wicked asso
ciates as the worst enemies. Keep in
mind these steps.
. The rca ling of the ab ye lines
calls to my ?nind : the heroic stand
taken bv a Tennessee J;i lgev in his
charge t-o the grand jury, agai i. st pro
greasive euchre. He boldly calls' it
gambling and therefore amenable to
the law of that .State and advises the.
I rand jury to bring up bills -of. in,
lictment against tlmse society' people,
who indulge in the gamn.
A . red "hot cannon ball suddenly
thrown into a camp meeting could
not have created a greater cottsterna
lion than has been created among so
ciety bells and dudes at the bwldness
of the judge in calling n spade a spade.
Of course thev think the judge is an
ignoramus, aud that a sp.td-i is some
other kind of fanning u'ensil alto,
gether; hut the judge is con?dent
tliHt the heart of tho people is with
We hope that the young people ot
our town are sensible enough -to en
dfJise the stand taken by tbe bench,
and to avoid cither of the tnree steps.
Scotland Neck Democrat.
HOTIuK.
By virtue of a decree 'of -the Supe
rior Court of Harnett county, granted
in a special proceeding, wherein B.
F. Shaw, Adm'r. of J. S. Su-gs was
plaintiff and the heirs at law of J. S.
Suggs were defendants, t being a
proceeding to subject the sale of real
Estate to sale to pay. d-jb:s. I will.
On Monday, the 2nd day of October.
1893, at the Court House door in
Lillington expose to sale, to tho high
est bidder a certain piece or parcel
of land, discrib-jd as follows. 67
acre, adjoining the lands of J. K.
Stewart. 0. D. Stewart and Benjamin
Johnson, it being the land upon-widch
the said Suggs did live on in Grove
Towonship, Harnett county, N. C.
Terms of .sale ooe half cash, and tbe
balance payable in three months.
Title reserved until all tho purchase
inonej' is paid.
Aug, 31 1S93.
B, F. Shaw. Consignee
D. II. McLean, Atfy.
LAND FOR S1LE.
A small improved farm, milt?
f'oui Dunn, a hoalthy location, wi.h
good water, terms oay. apply to J.
"Care Central Times.
3ra. 8 16.
BUCKXEJTS ARNICA SALVf
The best Salve in the worlt
Cuts, Bruises. ! tires. Ulcers. Salt
Theum. Fevar Sores, li tter fM.,.,,
lit , ... .. ..
nea iianrK. t;iil h allisi i:rna .-.t!
Skin Eruptions, aad poitividy cure- j
Pile3, or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to give jet feet satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 2o cents per
u,z. For M!e by Harper iiW.
t
v t
Kilmi a Ict'er wrhteiry Tdr-. Ada
K. ll!ir d. of Ooti), I) , we quote : j
"Wat taken v. il.!i a bad e dd, winch
settled on mv Limy., cuh set in
ami' 'final v terminated in Consump
tion! Fou-" doctors me up. .suy.
iu I could live but a shoit turn. I
iiav myself up to my Saviour, deter
mined if I could not, stay with m
frieilds on earth, I would meet m
abseil ..es above. My husband was
! advised to get Dr. Kind's New Di--
covlirv for Cinsn.mptionXNnghH and
Colds. I gase it a trial, took in 1
i ngia Dotiies; t nas cutei im
nnd
. - S ...
j thaitk God I am now a well ant
hearty woman." Trial bottles free
wl.i-Ularber & Hood's Drugstore, regular
; s ze;5oo. and $!.C0.
A Iitl C2lrl Experic-ace in a
i f
IVfr. and Mrs, Loren Tresott are
keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at
-j ' "
Saiid I'cach. Miss., and are blessed
witli a daiijjbter, four 'ears old. Last
April she was take n down with Meas
lea, (followed with a dreadful Cough
and! turning. iuco a Fever. Doctors
ji
at home and at Di troit treated her.
biitin vain, she grew worse rapidly,
uny slic wis a mere "handful ol
bones:" Then she tried Dr. Ki g's
New Discovery for Consumption and
afte the use of twa and a half boU
tlesf was completely cured. They
saylDr. King's New Dls overy is
worth its weiglit in gold, yet yon may
get a trial bottle free at Harper &
Ho(!)d s Drugstore,
Progressive Institute.
Dunn, IsT. C.
Fall term for 18:)3 begins, S ptem.
ber6th. Faithful seivice. Expenses
moderate.
,Ad 'rcss.
I. H. Parker, Principal.
Au-r 24th. iao;v
NOTICE!
I
Haying qualified, as administra
tor l)e Bonis non of the Etate of
N.IMo. Stewart deceased. Notice i
her.by given to all persons holding
claims against said estate, to present
them to me for c-d lection, on or be
fore -Aug. 5th 1894, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recov-i
ery.s Alf persons Indebted to said
Estate will make immediate payment.
August, 5 1893.
D. A. Faucet le.
Adm'r. Bonis non.
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UTORMEY AND COUilSELLOR H
Patent, Trade Mark, and
Copyright Cases
OPPOSITE PATENT OFF1CK
WASHINGTON, D. C.
: Over twelve years experience
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ents, OOVEATS. ami all business
arising under the patent laws prompt
ly and carefully ' prosecuted. Re
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tion. Write for information.
Upon receipt of mode! or sketch
of invention, I advise as to natent
without charge.
Ctdlas tonle, or chlldrea m-bo went bcfld
Inr up, ihouldtako
BXlOWX'ti IItO!W B1TT531S.
tt b pleasant ; cur3 Malaria, Indiloa,
CItiocsaaaa, Liver (Jumplait aiid Keurali.
SH3IXI2 H0HI SiNiiOHH
no ujcom xi3 pue
pan xqq j , noi ji
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion & Debility .
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Larger amounti in
I'M'ftion.
Chci-ks bought on an' part if uie
United States by
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ttmt can be fouud on the face of tlii i-arth.-315.00
profit on S5 M worlhnf bunimssij
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l eave Magnolia 154 10 T7
Leave Warsaw . 11 11
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0 tl&nt Nek 5 15 p m. Grenvll!e V jzl
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loam, Greenville 8 25 a ro, Arrivlne m
ax at H uo a in, Weldon 11 25 a in. daiiy t
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xn, arriving Simian.i N'eek 1 a, am.
I ville 5 30 p in. Ktnstou 7 40 p m. Ueturt w
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. .Vych Rowland 1?15 p. in. arrive
J "tile 5.15 p. m. lail except SuDdAi-
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