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DUNN, HARNETT CO., THURSDAY, NOV. 23, .1893.
NO. 39.
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DIRECTORY, !utIR washm-sto-i Lsrrsi"
Town Okpickiis Mayor. T.. A. Pu-j
( j(MiiiuiHMM'r. .1. II. ioM'. J. ,
have been setting an example of p e-
tv to tiic people of the hind by his
(From our AobUl.ir CorrrsLomloiiH I n I i. :... . ..i i! !
" , ' uiiuii'ii-ii i irgu i :i i ! ty an a cnurcu jioer ,
i though, since e has been out l
The all-absorbing topic in politic 1 Woodhy. h.- has put in an nppear-
Cox. l'. T. MisMgll. F. T. Moore, cal circles is .he attitude of the ad auce at a little Episcopal chapel in
3Lusii.ii. m. minitration upon the Hawaiian, a j the neighborhood once or twice. ! The
outlined iu Secretary (ireshainVn pib Chief Executive ha? reasons enough
usiieci statement. Public men of aliffornot attorning ci u et.. no doubt.
T . . . I ' . i
j political creeds express their un-
Ar.oruey, F
Made.
1. Jones.
Cll II -! CM.
"Mi-rruoniRT. Sirviee the 4th Sun
day :it 11 a. in., and at night at 7 p. ni.
Firt Sunday xkfht-at S:?0 p. in. Susnlav
S'-hool at U a. in., II. J. Strickland.
Superintendent,
Rkv.G. T. Simmons. Pastor.
bounded surprise at "he sudden
e'.ane of the policy of the United
States toward the island re dm, for
li'w had place. t entire credence in the
rumor i all at before the actual an
nouncemet.t . f the fact. ; Hie quess
tion as to what means the got cm
: . . ! ment intends to employ to "re. tore
Pkimitivb Haitist. Services Sat-jt,ie legitimate s-oviirnnijii't" of Ihe is.
rhi and Sunday morning-; before th j lands, and thus "repair! the wron
tliirtl Snndav in each mouth
Kf.v.Huknick Wood, Pastor.
Insoii'liKS. Services 3rd Sunday in
:ieh month, morning and niirht. Sun
day School at 4 p. m., every Sunday.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday night.
JtKV. J f Makpkr, Pastor
C, W. R. M. meet very Mxmd.iy night
after the 2nd and -i mday in each
month.
Airs. L'levelan I has not been able to
accompany him, anl he has, besides,
tieen ho beset this summer that,-: pre
sumably, the Urst day h'as slipped by
like all the ollieis iu the weekl On
his return Iroiu Woodley to domestic
life in the White House lie will no
hab-.
ill $i0 tfi i lair i
hi
IlAPTIST. Services, every 2nd Sun
diy at 11 a. ui.. ami 7:30 p. m. Sun
day School at li:30 in., U.G.Taylor,
S"?t. Prayer Meeting every Thursday
.euing t 7:30.
Ukv. X. IJ. Coijb, Pastor.
Pkbsbytkrian. Every lt Sunday
it 11 a. m. and 8 p. in.
Ukv. W. O. SAJdl'LK, Pastor.
FltKK-WiliTj Haitist. Services on
fourth Sunday at 11 o'clock. Sunday
School evety sunday Ht 9:110 a. m. Eras
uui L. Superintendent
IlKV. J. II. WOKLEY, Pastor.
A NEW LAW FIRM.
D. II. McLean and J. A, Farmer
nave this day associated themselves
together in the practice tf law in all
the courts of the State.
Collections and general practice
solicited.
1, H. McLkas, of Lillington, N. C.
J. A. Fakmeu, of Dunn, N, C.
" May! 1-93.'
nU- J. II DANIKL.
V DUNN. HARNETT CO.
N C.
Ha met with ino.t wonderful sue
jesa in the treatment of Cancer.
Write to him for one of his pam-
2Met9 on Cancer and its treatment.
ifFiDruion
diuat'iiiou
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
AVill Practice in all the surround
mg counties. g
JONESBORO. N, C.
A4rit-21-92.
DR. J. G.
r
r.i n n v v
U U U U U 1
ill
done to a feeble a .d independent
stale by an abu.-e of the authority of
the United Slates," is the leading
one and is the sul-ject of varicius and
vigorous d.seuss on.
Inquirv at tue State Department
warruuts the statement that the Prei-
nient uas given his approval to the
rteeretry's findings, based as thej
are upon tLe searching inquiries con
ducted by "paramount authority"
commissioner. Mr. Blount. And
while it hai not been regarded as ex
pedienl to make public the plan of
the Administration for effecting the
rostoration of tje monarch', it is in
ti mated that the new mi..iser, Mr.
Willis and Admiral Irwiu ha7e gone
to Hawuii cliarged to do all that- is
necessary to restore the status quo
auie bellum. Hut, in any event, an
actual conflict between the forces of
the provisional government of Hawaii
aod those of the United States is re
garded as out of the question.
The bombshell of the Administra
tion has raised an immense volume
d criticism, aud various expressions
of opinion. In many circles it wa
regarded as incredible that the Unit-
e l States would take action 10 mio-
press the government which the be.it
residential ciemeuts in Hawaii hud
set up on the ruiiisi of one of the rut
tcr.esi thrones ever tat on by de-
bauclied and debauching monarch.
and give the moral support of this
country to the woman who claims by
.descent and by "divine right" author
ity to sell the interests of her "sub
jects" to the highest- b ldiu lottery
sharks and the opium smugglers who
will divide most liberally with her
majesty the proceeds of her illegal
acts. In doing il.is the United States
WU9W ulT. UN INTELLECTUAL CENTEE
are least semi-satisfactory, and elects I -"- v .
to encourage conspiracy and provoke
bloodshed; all to the end that a far
from admirable specimen of woman
hood be reclad with uowor to work
groat evil. Both President Harrison
and President Cleveland have recog
nized the provisional government as
a ster if this country suuply desired
to let the two factions tight it out
among themselves; that would be a:
unfriendly act. But to dras the
doubt resume his old-religious
its.
There is a strong brobability I that
the tariff hd! will' not be reported by
the Ways and .Means Committee until
miilc Lime later than the members
them elves expected when Congress
adjourned. The committe" is putting
in some very heavy work these tajS,
or ah least that little circle of! the
elei t of the Democrats to wh eh is
intrusted the framing of the bill; it
is known that some of the most !, im
portant schedules of the bill hye not
yet been even taken up by the com
mitlee. How large a part the recent
elections play In the conference! of
the Hub-cominitte it is hard to say,
but is apparent that-some of the tar
iff reformers are shaken iu their belief
n to how radical an4 Hwepiugij the
changes from "Mclviulcyism,, shguld
be. s)
The famous monograph of Edtiard
Suess entitled. "The future of sil
ver" has been issued as a Senate doc
ument, pursuant to the resolntion of
fered by Senator Vurheea in the last
days of the session. It i surd to
make a profound impression wher
ever read. After demonstrating, the
ptactical exhaustion of the gold sup-
piy as an adequate money metal ;the
pamphlet boldly predicts that in Hhe
future .-ilver will become the" mo hey
metal of th Wtjrld- It concludes; as
follows : "The question is no longer
wheiher silver will again bev:ome a
j full vnh;ec)i;:age uietai over the whole
j earth, bu. what are to b its trials
through 'Europe before it reaches that
Koai." " j "
It is quite evident that we intend
to keep our finger out of rhe BraztK
ian muddle. j
The consensus of opinion is that
the liornb'ower nomination to the
Supreme Bench will be confirmed.
irS NOT A JOKE BUT A FACT THAT DtPREE & LANE,
HAS WOW IN STOCK THE LAR
GEST BEST SELECTED ARID
COMPLETE STOCK OF GEN
ERAL 'MERCHANDISE' EVER
SHOWN IN DUIHV
CONSISTING- OF THE FOLLOWING- LINES.
OUR DRY GOODS LINE IS
PRETTIER AND 10 PER CENT BETTER
THAN EVER BEFORE our stock of BOOTS anl
SHOES aro immense. We make( a speciality of ladies
rand mens fine dress shoes, our line of. heavy shoes is
unexcelled and we never forget the little ones they
must haye Shoes- We htve every style and quality in men'ye,
youth's hats, from 25 cents to $300. We have added t our usual stock
nice aud well bought line of Clothing and Gents furnishing goods, it wild
be to your interest to sea us befor you buy clothing for we hare old,
, : i
and nothing but new goods to show you.
OUR LINE OF HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES is always ooa
plete. We have also addded Hardw e to our business, and offer special
inducements on cutlery, u ails and axa.
For want of space we cannot mention in dotal 1 our TtaWars, Wosd and
Willow Ware, Crockery, Trunks and Valises, Notions, Undsnmr Eld
tS porting goods. But most heartily invite tie trad to come and tasgstt
we will guarantee to make PRICES TO SUIT every ontt
we must gratefully thank the trade at large tor their past liberal patronagt,
and hope by our increased efforts to share a greater ratio the coming season
WE RMA1N YOURS TRDLY,
.
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DENTAL SURG-I30N.
Graduate of V'an.'enlilt University,
Dental Department,
Otfers his services tothe public.
Office rooms on 2nd floor Good
in !t Sexton building, Dunn, X. C.
July-13-tf.
Progressive Institute.
Dunn. N. C.
: ter:n tr lS:i: h 'gins, Sop!e
or Cth. Faithful service. Expenses
Senator Stewart, of Colorado,
thinks Kansas a great intellectual,
centre. The opinion is possibly due
to having known something of Sena
tor Ingalls. Hon. Jerry Simpson. Gov
Lewelling. Mrs. Leae and a few otn
ers of their mould. He further adds
that Mhe had found that where the
slavery agitation was moit violent
the human intellect was most active
throne from out the roval woois! ed fnd that in Kan?as there was a much
and, after dusting it off with the fraz-j higher average of intelligence and a
j z!cd h ipes of honest Americans. re broader grasp of public questions
be born a man, .constitute Senator
1 hft eniovs the dis-f
tinction of being the lonely possessor
of a strange taste. To the average
pf rson. Kansas presents a truly re
markable spectacle as a Stae, per
haps not so much as an intellectual
centre and a birth place of statesmen,
as a habitant of cranks and missing
links. Of course there are many
sensible and good people in Kansas,
enough to keep the State from dn
NOTICE !
By virtue of a power of sale con
tained in a mortgags deed, executed
on the 8th day of August 1891, by E.
A. Jones and wife, L. E. Jones to V.
A. Jones guardian of Rex O. and Hu
bert Y. Jones, and to anv successor
she might have as guardian of the
said Rex O. and Hubert Y. Jones be-
gracms itelf. We merely refer to f(jre tfce payment 0f mortgage
Oie large number of rare specimens j wiU geU to lliC illgtie8t
idace the Iowcooiclv iiueen on its
cushions is an act of hostility toward
a uienoiv power wmcu nenucr met
Americans of Hawaii ntr ihoeof the
United Staie are likely to condone.
President Cleveland lias not been
than in any other part of the coun
try." !'
This is a very remarkable ciseoy
erv. It may be well to remind the
venerable -cave of the winds" frob
Colorado that before slavery was
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Addrpv
much of -a church goer lately. In his j abolished the great majority or ow
former admimstraii.-.n he was noted FreMdei.ts were from the South, and
fur his regularity, aud every Sunday the bulk ol the Nation's greatest
morning his carnage used to drive statesmen were also on this side the
up in front of the hrst Frcsbytet inn Potomac and Kat of the Mississippi.
LmilCU .t"M. . nv. - .....v,.. ...... .v." n ,
morn rv'ir n ?n those Havs ! the country. m terrifies wouic;.. a-u
1. U.iU'.rt:., anu
of the genus homo peculiar to that
commonwealth, especially in the field
of politics. It
-Great wits are to madness near
allied.
And thin partitions their bounds
divide,"
there may be something in Mr. Stew
arr's assertion. However, it is man
lfest that the "thin partitions' have
been burst through in many instan
ces and the madness of some leaders
has been mistaken by their followers
for very able statesmanship, Samp
son Democrat.
Full line steim fittings pipe brass
! ! floods etc, constant on hand at
All'
highest
der for cash at Court House door in
the town of Lilllngton, on 'Monday
the 4th. day of De 1893, at 12
o'clock, m the following real tttatao
in tha town of Dunn, N. C. Harnett
county, to wit : The undivided half
interest of the said E. A. Jones and
wife in Lot No. 1, in Blok O. O. ac-.
cording to tho plan of. the town of
Dunn. Said lot cornering 00 King
and Cumberland Kireets'being 140 x
150 feet. Also the undivided half
Interest of E. A. Jones and wife in
one half of It No. i. in Block O. O.,
the same b2in? 7 x 140 feet, said lot
being situated and cornering on Lay -ton
and Cumberland Streets. For a
more dafinite dlcriptIon see Itegis
try of H&mett Co Book F. No. 2,
pages 153, lu4 and 135. This Noy.
9th. 1833.
McLean & Faitncr. ) W. P. Jonis
Guardian. Sue.