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DUNN, HARNETT CG., THURSDAY, JAjM. 4 , IS94,
NO, 45.
DIRECTORY
Toxvn'Okficers Mayor. Y.. A. P.ir
,krr. Conuiii-sioiier.-. J. "II. Pope, J
Cox. f . T. M issonill, V. T. Moore.
Attorney, F. I. Jones. i:uh:il. M.
Wa.lo.
;2mrclies.
Mktiiooist. Service the. 4th Sun
!:iy at .11 a. i., and at night :it. 7 p. hi.
First Suntl ty wight ;it 8:30 p. nt. niimlav
Sotmol at l a. in., H. J. Strickland,
Superintendent,
Rev. G. T. Simmoxs. Pastor.
Primitive Baptist. Servie.es Sat
rria ami Snnilay morning before the
third Sunday in each month
Eld. Bup.mck Wood, Pastor.
Hisc'iPLKS. Services 3rd Sunday in
4ach month, morning and 'night. Sun
day School at 4 n. m.. every Sunday,
prayer Meeting every Thursday night.
ItEV J f 'Iaki'ER, Pastor.
C, W. U. M. meet very Monday night
after the luil stud -i induy in each
mouth.
Baptist. Services every 2nd Sun
day at 11 a. w., aud 7:33 p. i. Sun
day School at ti:39 i. ui., R. G. Taylor,
Sunt. Prayer Meeting very Thursday
'veiling at 7:80.
Kkv. 15. Cobb, Pastor.
Pkesbytkriax. Every 1st Sunday
i 11 a. in. aud 8 p. in,
Uev. A, A.. IIasshll, Pastor.
FUKE-WILL BAPTIST. Srrviees on
foirth Sunday at 11 o'clock. Sunday
vluxd evetv sunday at 9:3') a. ni. Eras
tnus I.ce. Supvrtntenden-
llKV. J. II. WorXKY, Pastor.
h. J. G. GOODWIN,
DENTAL SURGrEON.
Graduate of Vanderdilt University,
Dental Department,
Offers his services to the public.
OSU'.e rooms on 2nd fl- or Good
win & Sexton building, Dunn, N. C-
Juy-13-tf.
11'. I 1RI
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Vill Practice in all the surround
ing counties.
JONES BORO, N, C.
A NEW LAW FIRM.
D. H. McLean and J. A, Farmer
cave this day associated themselves
'together ia the practice of law in all
the courts of the State.
. Collections and general practice
solicited.
O. II, McLeax, of Lillington, N. C
J. A. Farmeu, of Dunn. N, C.
D
R.J. II DANIEL.
DUNN. HARNETT CO.
Practice confined to the disease of
Cancer,
Positivelly will not visit patience
v. distance.
A pamphlet On Cancer, Its Treat
ment and Cure, will be mailed to any
address tree of charge.
Progressive Iastituta.
Dunn. N. C.
Fall term for 1893 begins. Septeru
tor 6th. Faithful service. Expenses
moderate.
Address.
D. U.-Parker, Principal
Auj. 2Uh. 3893,
JUUR Washington letter-
From our
1c.4 dil"
The suggestion in Secretary Cur
bale's report that the authority h ur.
be given to the Secretary of tne lroas-
ury to issue oorms or temporary evi
dences of indebtedness to meet the
present deficiencies in revenues, if
some other means is not devised, is
liable to provoke a fight in Congress.
There is a minority in both houses of
Congress ho have always been in
fayor of the issue of bonds, and who
have been calculating that the situa
tion must ultimately lead to suc, a
issue. .There is. however, a verv
j
hitler o pposition in both houses of
Congress to any increase of the per
manent pbl,c debt. The allema
live of giving the Secretarv of the
Treasury- authority t is3ue bonds ' or
interest bearing notes, or else to des
vise some other means for supplying
the deficiency, will lead to the pre
sentation of a number of proposi
tions in C ongress. The silver men
will endeavor to have Congress au
thorize the coinage of the silver
seigniorage at once for this purpose,
but the most probable thing is that
6omo sort of a bond issue will be au
thorizd,
The democratic managers are pre
p&rii.g for the opening of the tariff
fight in the House as soon as Con
ureas reconvenes, t'e 3rd of Janua
ry, Ti.eir design is to hasten the
passage of the bill as much as Rosai
ble and to force it turough the House
in its present, form. They believe
they are going to have but little diffl.
cult- cither in expediting, the passage
of the bill or in preventing amend
ments. If they ca.i help t emselvej.
it is understood the democratic lead
ers will not dovote more than two
weeks to tie consideration ofttie tar.
itf bill in the House. Tho republi
cans txoect to follow a uniform poli
cy in boih houses of Congress with
r'Ia'in to the oajiff. Those leaders
decide politics protise not to give any
- a
assistance to ueinocr ts wno. on ac
count of their local intererests. will
attempt to put protective duties on
particu ar articles. Therefore the re
publicans will not vote wiih those
democrats who want particular nro
tection. unless those democrats are
in turn read' to make a general rule
of the proposition they present and
vote with the republicans to restore
protection practically throughoir.
bill.
It is believed tint it wi'i rrJ-v:
least six weeks, perhaps n:t. b !.:v .- :
to iiet the tarstf bill through I' j i
a.-. The indications are that it is
the present intention of the li lance
eonuuittee to entirely reconstruct the
bill when it reaches them. To over
come the possibility of a division in
the party after the bill is reported, it
vill be the piun-of the committee to
tettle all ditferences in the committee
nefoie the bid is reported, and then
to put it through the Senate as a par
ty measure by a solid democratic
vote. They want, if possible, to a
void any attempt on the part of the
democrats to amend the bill in the
Senate.
The external T'ioiaas B. Reed f
the present bears no resemblance to
the external Reed of last summer.
The Reed of last summer was clad iu
a tow suit. The Lord did not smite
him with lightning and he lived
through it. The coat of this suit
hung about him in folds innumera
ble, and to ever' fold were a thous.
and creases; the vest crawled up to
his chin, and the trowsers fitted him
as stockings would a rooster. He
wa3 a siht to mhkc the heathen rage
and kiudhearted women wep. The
Thomas B. Reed of the present wears
what MrV.Hamie. culls the "customa
ry suit of solid black", a full-back
fbat of the fullest fullness, and a
ii:r ; ianthemum which he shampoos
:r.fj combs every morning before put-
i it on.
He looks a s lf satisfied, im
posing, and aggressive figure. " The
labor of choking the wLecls of the
Wilson tariff carryall agrees with
him. The result of the late election
buo38 him. Afar, and high in the
heaven as the evening star shakes in
the steadfast blue, perhaps he sees a
vast and clamorous convention and
the arches of a great building tumhj
ling to the acclamation of his name.
Or perhas he thinks he'sees it-which
is the same thing.
Anent the Hawaiian business, it is
V.- -
believed the ex-queen Lili's refusal
to beres.wred iu the manner proposed
by the administration gives the latter
an excellent opportunity to wash its
hands of the whole disagreeable bus
iness. Apparently the administra
tion is about to Fvail itself of this op
portunity. The note of surrender
has been faintly sounded by some of
the administration forces. The adx
ministration's Hawaiian policy wan.
like allGaul, divined into Hirc parts.
Firt, that a grent wrong had been
done; second, that it could be and
ought to be undone through a queen
restoring by the republic; third, that
for the purposes of this restoration
the Executive tras paramount. Tb3
administration had numerous sup
porters for the Srst declaration of its
policy, suffered a wl olesale desertion
when oaeen restoring was inscribed
on its banner, and w.i3 left almost
entirety without. support upon the
third proposition. Now that the log
ical results of the policy are being
repudiated by some of the prime pro
moter, it is beco-piiig apparent that
the -policy" is de.-td.
Congress is moving so energetical
ly in the making of new statea' that
soon the only remaining American!
colonies will be Alaska. Hawaii, and
the District of Colntnbia.
WHAT WOMEN OAN DO.
Here arc some things a woman can
Jo
Shop all day long and not spend
more than 50 cents.
Walk the floor with the babj- half
tho mgnt and not be bad tempered at
bread cast next morning.
1'ntertain unwelcome visitors and
:'.-. a them feel welcome
:'incefor hours in shoes two sizes
L.io small and yet have a perfectly
l?vlv time."
Make her mother-in-law like her.
Talk about servant girls and wom
an sufferage in the same breatii.
Have a nervous headache and go
to a matinee and forget all about it.
Subsist ou a diet composed chiefly
of cakes, buns, pickles and tea.
Sleep peacefully with steel prongs
sticking into the head, their purpose
being to crimp the hair.
Wear thin soled shoes and wonder
why she has neujalgia.
Do fancy work for four months be
fore Xmas "a d yet enjoy that holiday
when it conies.
Keep house- rear the children, at
tend church, se. belong to several
clubs and then feel sorry for "poor
John" became be has to work so
hard.
Here are some things a man can
do:
Sharon a penciL ,
Drie a nir.l.
Take his Sweetheart to lU-i theatre
1 -
and never oiicele:ve h r side.
Take the ame sweetheart to the
theatre a year afterward, wh-m she
has became his wife, and go out be
tween every act.
ne positi ve mat ne Knows more
about the silver question than any. of
the othor fellows.
Smoke 2 worth of cigars a day
and wonder how some people can be
extravagant.!
Go to a baseball game and howl
like a Comanche Indian irom pure
i
enjovroent.
Spend his last $5 for a good din
ner and think it well spent.
Wear a chrysanthemum the size of
a young cabbage and not feel con
spicuous. 1 ,
Make Diore trouble about a slight
Lcold in the bad than a woman would
if flhp had typhoid feyer.
Wear lonfe, warm, comfortable
clothes in Winter, and thij, equally
k. 7
sensible and comfortable clothes
r, f
bumner. -t
Pay little or no attention to fash
ions and yet be always well dressed.
Be generous and fair where h:s
wife's relatives are concerned.
Admire other womn and adore his
wife. I .
Talk about the hard ti mes to hi
wife wbeu she bints about a new bon
net and tell all his men friends that
h,h8 notfejt the stringency In the
money market at nil. Uobesonian.
' ' '. I .
USEFUL OjHINGS TO KN0W.
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Washing the fac? in
buttermilk
will remove freckles.
Salt sprinkled on the stove will re
move any disagreeable odor.
A cup of rock salt dissolved in the
- e
bath will proj'C as invigorating as aj
sea bath. t
Small basj of unground black pep
per pinned aijiorig clothing in closets
will keep awiy moths. .
Rattan chairs that are badly soiled
may be cleanlsedby washing in hot
milk bavins i little salt dissolved in
n.
Tea and ciuTee pots may be kept
sweet by boiling cold water and a
spoonful of bilking soda in them fur
a couple of-h&urs.
To preventilamps from smelling
bid and giving a poor light, boil the
hurners once? rr..th in water with a
little sod a J n it.
Soap should not bi used on the
har, as it makes it brittle. A little
borax or amonia in the water ill
t
thoroughly cleanse the scalp.
Bits of toilet soap which are too
small to use tnay be utilized. Make
a bag of Turish towelling about nine
incites sqare knd put in it all the
small pieces f soap. When hree
quarters full ?ew up the end an-1 use
ihe same as ijT it were a cake of soap.
Exchange. I
Two Men Ell sd-
Burlington; Dec. 25. Last Satnr
day night at Graham, two miles east
of here, Frank Mills fired two soota
into the side of one Moore, an opera
tive at Oneida Mills, from which he
died Sunday ) night. Mills escaped
and has not been caught.
Monday ni;ht our city was greatly
shockbd by the announcement thixt
Mr. John H. Murphy, a 6on of Eagi
neer J. R. Maiphy, had shot himself
through the Ueart with a pistol in his
room at 9 p. In. It Is supposed to
have beea accidental a he left no
word, and died instantly. He was a
telegraph operator and had worked
ia many placWtoath of here. -Golds
boro Headlight.
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