THE 'TIMES.
i:u;k.sjay, dec i4i so;i
LOCAL
Christmas passed off pleasantly
air! quietly with our people.
Mr H M Pearsall spent this week
at UU old home in Wayne county.
Mr. Benton F. -William of Wins-
low, attend d the Xmaa Tret Mon
dy oight.
Miss Alma Daughtrldgc, of Rocky
Mount, is visiting her sister Airs. J.
A. Farmer.
Rev. N. B. Cobb. D. P. will preach
at the Baptist church Sunday at 1 1
o'clock and at night
Mr. Zcbulon Jeffreys of Gorgi:..
in spending this week with his broth
er, Mr P J Jeffreys.
Mr Lee J Beat spent Xma at hia
old home near Ooldbro, and re
turned Tuesday evening.
Mr. Abe Cobencius. our clothing
and shoe man spent his holiday with
relatives in Goldsboro.
Mias Florence Harper, who ha
leen at Kinsey School for the past
session is sending Xmas at home.
Mr R C Long, formerly of this Co..
but now a telegraph operator of Ga..
spent the holidays with relati ves here.
Miss Irene McKay left Tuesday
morning for R&lcijjli, where ehe will
ftpend.Kome time time with relatives.
Mr.'W.T. McKay of Cheraw. S. C.
pnent Chriatmaa with . relative in
to?h. and returned home Tuesday
evening.
. There will be a recitation contest
tonight at the Disciple church by 8v
rl young tneo and ladie. The pub-,
'lie are invited.
c Miss Bella McKay.' of Dickenson,
,hs purchased te J. A. Maaengi'l
rV?ieucf and will more to our town
sometime aoou.
v uirr tiaun njKnc on 01 ur am ;
dents of tbs Kiny Seminary "f La
Grange, la visiting Miss U attic
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Barnes
The Baptist Sunday-School at
Spring Branch, Sampson Co.. had
quite a nice Xmas Tree last Satur
day evening.
Collector F. M. Simmons has reco
roended Mr. T. A. Harrington for
store keeper and Mr. John W. Stew
art for gauger of this county.
The Xmn Tree at the Disciple
church waa in every way grand suc
cess. The tree was very pretty and
filled with nice presents.
Many of the wookliea of the State
are taking Xrnas this week and will
not come out but will resume work
with more energy next week. '
Nxt. Mouday is the flrt day of
the new year, get ready to make new
resolutions and new promises, for
that ia always in it when the new
year comes.
We hope that all of our Qnnn sub
scribers will remember Chat this is the
Nst week in 93, and if .they are doe
us any subscription, to please hand
it in this week, all who fail to heed
this will be called on immediately.
Hon D. II. McLean's address at
the Christmas Tree Monday night at
the Progressite Institute was a per
fect gem of beautiful thoughts, and
highly enjoyed by the crowd. The
tree was a success in every way.
The splendid musio added very much
to the occasion.
Uncle Bobbie Norm a clever, old
man. and an esteemed citizen living
bere, is 88 years old now, and he hask
spent alniut 7o years of his life in
the state and mail service and still
has some Star routes whieh he has
carried. He drovo the wagon that
pulled the Lg Oabio" from Faye t
Seville to Raleigh in the Harrison
campaign of I84o. Mr. Norm ig
i ow r.fflictei with paralysis aud ought
to get a pension, the good people ot
our town and county ought to make
a eQort to put Mm on the Pension.
Mi8 MollU .McKay, wh has been
leading uhmi'c in the Wilkesboro
Hgh School for the past year is
spending the Holidays with relatives
iieri.
Capt. J. R. Jerniiian. it is announ-
Iced will aoon receive an appoint
ucnt of note, alfu Air. O. J. Carroll
will e're lona rceieve hi desired ap
poinltnent to-.the Marshallsujp. Capt.
-Tern L an is a very worthy "man and
will probably fill the vacancy mode
by Mr, A. D Jones.
Thin isue in the ilast one of this
last one of thi vear. We hope every
one of our readers enjoyed a pleasant
and merry Xmas "and will bear in
mind that they have received the
Fimks promptly all the year; and if
any of tbeirt oe us aay thing thej
cnnot assist u hi any - better wa
than to send in the small amounts at
once, for the new year will not beam
o brightly if we have a lot of d':iin
juents on our books.
A CARD.
The undersined desires to announ
ce to the public that he has located
at Dunn for the practice of law and
for the benefit of he fine school of the
town. He will be at Lillmgton every
Monday where his clients and frieuds
cun meet him. He will' attend the
Courts the Justice of the Peace any
wherein Harnett or adjoining coun
ties. Mr. Farmer, his partner in the
practice of Ur will always be ready
to attend to the business of the firm
in his absence.
Respectfully
D. H. McLean
Dec, 20th. 1663. Atty at Law.
A Foundry at last-
John A. McKay fc Co., the turpen
tine tool manufactures h-ivebeen try
ing for the past year to add a foun
dry to their biisiaew.and-now.it wilt
be done. Mess. A. R. Wilson . and
I. H. Mathews two well known busi
ness men of our town and countv
have become partners with 5! r. Mc
Kay, and an will bayc perfected all
arrangements to put in the foundry
at once. The furuice and all the
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neceasry- raachiuery has been order
ed and souse of it has arrived. Tliev
are enla-gcing their buildings and
before many wet k of 1894 pass, they
will be manufacturing plows, carst
ing and all kinds of turpentine tools.
The work will be started in time to
supply. the spring trade in plows and
casting. We think onr people should
encouage enterprises of this kind and
feel sure teat this one will get a libv
eral support from this section of the I
country.
Editor Burbank Sued for Lib 3l-
Winston. N. C. Dec 28. Special
James S Reed, of Ridgeway, Wi
lms entered suit here against editor
W F Burbjnk. of the Sentinel, for li
bel, claiming t.iat his character and
high slanging has been injured to the
extent of ten thousand dollars by a
publication in the Sentinel a ye.nr !
ago when Reed bought goods ijf Win- j
mn m-..iiKi, unit- a....i, nir.-nrv. J
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stances tuav me pp3r epaacu uiui. ,
Reed's brother. Dr. Raed. of Reiri-
ville, who bears a different reputa
tion from tne man who has entered
the 6uit, cftKie to Winston and paid
off the claims in order, as he said, to
keep down a oiigrace. Editor Bur
bank has no fears as to tho result of
the suit. Reed's reputation is too
well known for any jury to return a
verdiet in his favor. Newa-Qbserver.
Chronicle.
Turlington Items
Christmas passed off quietly in
this section things seemed somewhat
blue.
Notwithstanding the "ham times
gome of onr young men have resolyed
to take unto themselves better halves.
Last Thursday Mr. J. A. Malloy.
Was united in marrage to Miss Anna
CoMllc. Monday Mr. A. C, Simple
ot Bie Creek- to Miss Shaw KyaN
of thn ieiiiin. Tieday Xr. V. T.
Bail, of. Stewarts' Academy to Mi-s
Ella Stewart of tne same place. Wo
wish them all. long iiyes of prosperity.
There ws a lare atfendance at
New Hope Sunday, the service were
ably co u ducted by Elders CuaU and
Adams.
Mr J. B. Ptrker. we are sorry to .
aay. lawt his horse Sunday,
Best wishes 't the Times and
Editor.
ANOTHEJLCRANK-
Few York. Dec. 26. The Seargent
of the 28:h precinci station house in
East Io4th 8ireet, near Third Avnue,
was busy studying Ue blotter at one
uiuoii mis morning wuec tne aoir
rras suaaeniv flunii open, and .a wilu-
eyed looking man who had recently
leen drinking rushed into the loom.
lie had long murderous lokHg
knife in one band as-he rushed uo to
the desk and exclaimed : am go- lected stock of Xmaj goods ever be
ing to kill Parkhurst and want you to fore shown on this market, times are
senu a couple o! policemen a'ongl. , A . ... .
with m.toaraest me afier I bare bard andfprices will be very low.
done the fob." His eys gleamed
with a dangerous light as he said thi
and his arm flourshed the knife very
near the Serjeant' fW AftPrth
Serjeant had reftovrpd fmm hi. ,,r J
0 - -v - y-w . 1 '
prise he called in a couple of poliece-
men, ana alter a Hard struggle the
oau was overpowe ed and locked up
This mornipg;be said . his name was
Timothy Kane, of 177 Third Avenue.
He was sent to the Island for six
mouths.- Wil. Star.
EAOE CONFLICT.
Jacksonville. Fla.. Dec. '26. It is
rumored at Leesfrurg; a few miles
from Wild wood.-the -scene of race
trouble, Cirat the'whites advanced oh
the blacks early; liVbis. morning and
Miitf: flpvprnl n perron wnrn Lrlllwl onH
others if both parties infured. Ow-
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ing to the remoteness of the eommu-
w I
er rumor has it that Ira Smith. ho
was wounded last night, has since
uea aia mat anotr.er wmte man was
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wounded.
Savauab. Ga peo. 26r A. special
to tho morning News frorq Tampa
fla. says: Acting under instruct
tions Trttm Gdyenor alitchell. the
Tampa Rifles, forty two strong, left
on the 8 o'clock tram to-day for
Wildwaod to aid in quelling the ne
gro riot. The Govenor also ordered
a special train from Oca I a to that
place to convey the Rifles of that city
to the sacne of the riot. The latest
news from Wildwood is to the effect
that fifteen negroes were wounded,
four killed and tour captured.
Wildwood. Fla. Dec. 26. The ne
gro Abo Lam bright, who shot Ira
Smith last night, together with five
other negroes who were in the fight.
were arrested this morning and lodged
in jail by Sheriff Chapman of the
Leesburg Rifles. 'There was consid
erabie firing from the Rifles before
the arrests were made, at least seven
ty-fi ve shots were exchanged. Sever
al negroes were .slightly wounded.
Isaiah Ryan colored was killed last
night but was not reported dead until
this morning.. Three of the sup
posed leaders of- the riot, Coleman
Lambiight. Jeff MfcCall'ster and An
derson Brown are. now in jail here
Jfsse Lambright the negro who start
ed tho difficulty with Rube Caruhers
is still at large. It it' not definitely
known how many negroes were killed
cicht and this moroing
Tne
negro Abe Lambright was shot before
beinz nrrjsied this morniug.
I seoraed ' for a while that Abe
Lsil brigbt woullj be lynched, but a
errand mass meeting of the white cit
izena was neiu i jiruwrsi.
lynch law and to advise peace and
compromise. . Rev. Mr Eason. E. I
Barwick and J H Curry made earnest
speeches to the crowd advising mod
eration and suyremacy of the law
The crowd was quieted and appar
.;utly satisfied to permit Sheriffchan
man to take charge of and remove
the negro prisoner, Lambright to Ta
varesjail, which he did under the
protection of the Leesburg Rifles.
Wilmington Messenger.
fir roam m i?Wir
U wQm joa. liS??:
For Halaria Liver Trou
ble,orIndigeation,use BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
Nice jot of. Novels for 'ale or Rent
P. II. Hood's Drug StJie.
Go. toiLee" Hardware Co a. Store
to buy you a nice Limp for an Xm
present. I
Littte boys aud Big boys come to
Lee Hardware Cos, Store fr an Air
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Rifie and a toy Pistol.
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Remember, The Hardware Store is
the place! to buy your Powder, Shot,
Loaded Shells fcc.
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You will find at D. H, Hood's
DfU St0 the lar?e8t and beat 8C.
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Very nfoe line of Plain and French
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Candies.. Nuts, Raisins. Oranges &c
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at D. H.'lloods Drug Store. All
Fresh, f
You can buy nice Crockerjr at the
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Lee Hardware Store now.
Well yes. you cau buy a great
many things at the Hardware Sore
that weuld make a nice Christmas
Present...
Please lon't forget that we still
urniturejyet. iee naruware vj.u
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Anothef Car load of Old Dom
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gram by, G. Taylor & Co.
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A car load of Lime just received
at R. G. TaylofdfeCo's.
MAaKIlT XXEPODT.
I Cotton.
Good Middling
Middling
Low M fiddling
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TURFENTr,
Virgin I $2-20
YellowjDip 1.40
Hard $1.00
Country Produce.
Chickens lQ2Qo
Eggs ; 15
Hides I 46o
Corn I 60
Puas , 60
Butter 20325
Hams ; 121
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Haymgi qualified a Administrator
of Martha' A. Brown, deceased, late j
of Harnett County, North Carolina,
this is to notify, all person havltig
Ins -claims
against the estate of said de
ceased to Exhibit them to the under-
j
signed on or be fore ihe 8, day of Dec,
1894. or tliis notice will be pleaded
in bar of ibeir recovery.
This 8,iday of Dec, 1893.
1 J.O, A. Kelly
1 Administrator.
O. J. Sper
j Atfy.
12 H. I
4t.
v .WANTED- A Position
by a cwo-third Printer
Apply to C-
Care of 4-Czntrjll Ttkbs.
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Dunn.
1 X.ADIC
fatdlnz 1, tor-tr-. or children wbo wia:Vs!ld
L tac bo. tboald AXe
It la plejant to tak. cuxm V&atU. Id&
ffestioa, bSiousaoi and Urer Coroxitn.
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NOTKEl
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By yirlue of a certain Mortgage
Deed exocatel to me April 5, 1893,
by J. Mordecal and Norcas Uorde
cai and duly registered in the records
of deeds of mortgages of HraeU
County, in bouk H. No. 2, pages 64
65. I will sell at the Post office door
:u Dunn N. C, at publio tale, to the
highest bidder, at 12 o'clock M. on
Monday the 15 tu day of January,
1894, The following property there! a
conveyed, to-wit :
Being a portion of Lot No. 1 in
Block I. L in the plan of the Town
of Dunn, and bounded on the North
by tne lands of John Tew, aod run
ning along nis line 70 feet, on the
East by the lands of henry ' Pope,
and running along his line 70 feet.
on the West by Clinton Street in
said town and running along said
street 40 feet to the beginning and
being a lot 70 feet by 40 feet.
This the 12th day of Dec, 1893.
Terms Cash. "
L. J. Beat
Mortgagee,
12 14, . 4t.
NOTICE!
By virtue of a certain Mortgage
Deed executed -to me Feb. 4,- 1898,
by John Holmes and wife Amelia
Holmes and duly registered in tho
records of deeds of Mortgages of
Harnett Count3 In book F 530 etc,
I will sell at public sale to the bight
est bidder at the Post office in Dunn,
N. C, on Monday the 15th day of
January, 1894, 12 o'clk.The following
property therein conveyed to-wit:
Being a tract of land far Averas
boro township, Harnett County, ad
joining the lands of F. Tart, James
Hodge-;, Thos. McLamb and others.
containing 103 acres, more or less
and being the place where the said
John Holmes and family now lire.
For courses and distances of said
land, see Book F No. 2, page 530 etc..
Records of Harnett County. Said
land contains valuable buildings.
This 12th day of Dec., 2893.
Terms Cash,
L. J. Best
Mortgagee.
12 14. it.
NOTICE,
By virtue of power of sals con
tained in a morigage, executed to me
by M. R. Smith and wife Louisa E.
Smith, Recorded in the Register's
office of Harnett County. I will sell
on Moiui&v. Jan. lt 1894 to the
f highest bidder for cash : One track
or parcel of land, adjoining the lands
of J. C. Sorrell. DaniHl Lucas snd
others and containing about 50 acres
more or less. For a better descrip
tion see records of Harnett County.
This 1st day of Dec 1893.
E. F. Yoang Mortgagee.
127. x 4t.
FOR SALE.
One medinm size farm jnola. qual
ities good. Will sell for cash.
Mrs. R- A. Johnson.
Dunn, X. C.
10. 19
It you r-fool uoalr
and all uorn oat take
DROTO'S moil DIWCR0