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Lost Love.
Who wins his love shall lose her,
Who loses her shall gain.
For still the spirit woos her,
A soul without a stain;
And memory still pursue her
With longings not in vain!
He loses her who gains her,
Who watches Juy by day t
The dust of time that staiu.s her,
The griefs that leave her gray,
The flesh that yet .enchains her
Whose grace hath Kissed away!
Oh! happier he who gains not
The love some seems to gain;
The joy that custom stains not
Shall still with him remain.
The loveliness that wanes not,
The love that ne'er can wane.
He dreams she grows not older
The lauds of dream among.
Though all the world w ax colder,
Though all the songs be sung.
In dreams loth he behold her
Still fair and kind and young.
From Ban and Arriere Ban, Andrew
Lang.
Sunday in the Hignlands
Tis meet the house of God should stand,
And man should bend his knee,
Near by the hollow of his hand
Wherein He holds the sea.
Iu gentler climes the place of God
Lies o'er His holy day,
And things that move go velvet-shod,
Aud nature kneels to praj.
On this stern coast, wind, sea and sky
Drive the wild war along,
Though angels unto earth draw nigh
To hear the Sabbath song.
And yet God's peace, w hite-w inged and
fair,
Alights on this bleak spot,
Suiking in souls the. deeper where
Wihl noture knows it not.
John St. Vincent in Good Words.
TOWN" ANL COUNTY-
-wc dislike the idear of dunning
subscribers, but it has become an obso
hite neeesity with us, and w e hope that all
who owe us will come farward and set
tle at once.
Preachers should be careful when they
tackle other religious bodies, there is
nothing to be gained, but a great amount
to be lost.
We think our people acted very wiselv
in arranging so as to have the conven-
tion to assemble in the open air, a- a
.i-.tu-.i ui ii-iii M-nuM h vi- iinfMimfnrf-
Hle these hot days. j
The protracted meeting closed at
the Baptist church last Friday night.
There was two additions by baptism and
several by letters. Let the good work
continue to go on.
The sound of the "saw and hammer
w ever being heard iu onr progressive
littl town. Mr. Houston, is now erect
' a general repair shop, an Main St.
Mr. Houston will confine his work chief
ly to the repair of Boilers and Engines.
We have just received The State Nor
mal and Industiial School Catalogue for
1893-4; which is gotten up in elegant
tyle, and contains immense amount of
valuable information. Iu parusing its
pages, we find that Harnett county is
not lepresented i l the long list 391 str
dents that are attending this splendid
school still Harnett is iutitled to oue
student, as prescribed by law.
Children Cry for pitcher's Castoria.
GOODS, NICE DRESS SHIRTS, WORK SHIRTS.
Collars. Cuffs and Hankerchiefs.
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING.
Slioes 0F
fine line of ladies
DRESS
will find my stock of gooJs perfectly satisfactory both aa to quality and priceOnarked to suit the times.
Very Respectfully,
J. J. DUPREE,
The following is a correct statement
of the vote to which each county is enti
tled, at the appraching Congressional
Convention upon the basis of the last
Governors vote:
Counties. Vote, No. Del.
Bladen, 1202 2G
Cumberland, 23S9 48
Craven, 1462 29
Duplin, 1502 30.
Harnett, ' 1242 25
Jones, C59 13
Moore, 1093 3t
Onslow, 1177 24
Sampson, 1370 27
Last Saturday, Greenwood Lodge No,
419, A. F. & A. M. at "Godwin, had a
real feast for the members, visitors "and
ady friends. They had a Public Instal
lation of Officers, and the Installation
services was performed by 'Past Master,
F. r. Jones, of Dunn. After the Instal
lation services was over, Mr. Jones de
livered a public add, ess to a cultured and
an appreciative crowd, both of ladies
and gentlemen. After the address, the
ladies took charge of the Lodge Room
and in a few moments there was a table
the length of the room groaning with
every thing that goes to make a real
nice dinner, while the Brethren made
lemonade as plentiful as water. All
that was there went away knowing that
it was good to be there, and just hoping
for at least one more such an opportunity.
The communicat signedion MA life
long democrat," in another column
seems to l cot nilv a man of b oad
mind, and fro in his tone shows that
he is one who not only wants demo.
crats in office but wants ihose who are
li' for the place, and we indorse every
word ne says, aud without the dem
ocrats of Harnett looks well into
what they arc doing when nomina
tions are beiug made, they will. have
much to regret on election day What
we need is not only men that can
fill the office, if elected, hut the vies
tory liesonwhoweput out, and we say
not through any ill will to any who
may be candidates for the Sheriffs
office that if the con vention chooses
Mr. J. D. Barnes they act wisely and
conservative in doiugo. Mr. Barnes
Is a man without ne blemish upon
his fair name, and will if elected.
make Oh) Hametl one of the best
sheriffs it has ever had.
The State Geologist has just made a
trip down the Cape Fear river from
Haywood to Fayettevllle in a small boat
for the purpose of examining the river
channel. In connection with the possibil
ity of making the river navigable be
tween Fayetteville and I lay woo 1. He
say that it will never be done for the
reason that the rock ledges w hi; h cru.-s
the river and produce the rapids ar$ so
numerous, and the rocks of these ledges
sonaruanu uunauic, ,.. s
channel deep enough for the P"' oI
1 .1 .f .1.1,... Ksm Aiiff 111 nf i t
sh dlow water navigation tins diy 01
rauroaus, is in every ay ...ki..
practicabilit.
The rock ledges extend in both north
eat and south west directions across
a . . . A. 1 . . . - lxw. M'OI'l 1 1
narneu coumy, uumj
by from from 50 to 100 feet of sand,
grave) and clay, except when alons ; the
. 4. 4.1. A 1..-AM 1, w.-i
courses 01 me sirea..., ..
washed away and the hard rocks expos-
ed. These overlying aan anil gravels
usually come an abundant supply of wa-
iter,asisknownDy everyom.3 wnou.g,.
a well in this region,
ai'u nmic uiuiii-
i airly this is good drinking water, it must
I be remembered by every one that these
! wiirfm sAiids and jrravels are norih and
that tilth and disease germs are thus lia
able to soak from the ground into the
gravel and into the well consequently
stagnate water F'ig pens, barn yards
and the like should bs kept as far as
possible from the wells and springs.
The Geological surveyor has also been
examining the clays of the southern
jortion of the county and will report on
them as soon as the tests and analysis
have been completed.
Masonic-
On the 3 J. day of August, there will
a Public Installation of the Officers of
the Masonic Lodge in Dunn, and a pub
lie add ress on Masonry tj Hon. T. H.
Sutton, of Fayetteville, and immediately
after the address there will be refresh
ments served in the Lodge Room to the
Masons, tlu-ir families and special invi
red guest. The Installation services and
the address will be public, to which the
public is respectfully invited.
Children. Cry for Fiber's Castorla.
Kinds, AT TI1E
WHICH I AM SELLLING AT PRICES suit ALL
A Social Event.
Quite a n timber of our young people
attended the ice cream party given last
Tuesday night at the beautiful home of
Mr. Eldridge Lee complimentary to
Miss Sallie Atkinson, a beautiful and
charming young lady from Fayettevllle.
It was a pleasant occasion, everybody
enjoyed it and many were the kind
words of appreciation for the cordial and
kindly manner in which Mr fc Mrs Lee
received their invited guests. During
the early part of the night there were
indications of rain, but all the clouds
were soon driven away by the beauty
and brill iancy of the night and all na
ture was illuminated by the glorious
moonlight. The young ladies were
prettier aud sweeter than ever before,
and the transcendent beauty of the
night combined with lovely girls and
melodious music wove a web of fascina
tion about the hearts of the gallant
boys. Cupid always carries his points.
One who was there.
Our Next Sheriff !
Mr. Editor:
As the County Convention is near at
hand; it is time that our people should
be easting around them for good and
suitable men to till the various offices;
as our home government is of the first
importance. Among the many aspir
ants for the several county offices, I hope
our people may succeed in choosing the
best to be our standard barers in the
next campaign; for if there ever was, or
can be a time when men men of irre
proachable character should be put be
fore the people, it is right now. The
general trend of public thoughi now is,
that a nomination is 110 longer a mantle
to cover foibles of character, or lack of
fitness or worthiness on the part of a
candidate. While your correspondant
has nothing to say against any gentle
man who may want the office of sherift",
still he would like to invite the attention
of the democracy of Harnett to the
claims of Mr. J. D. Barnes of Averas
boro Township who is a candidate for
that office. It will be remembered by
oqr people that two j'ears ago sheriff
McArtan anuo'inced to the people that
he would not be in the field for sheriff
and the friends of Mr. Barnes brought
him out foi the office. After the fact
had become generally known that Mr.
Barnes was a caudidate.it was thought
that the exegencies ot the party de
manded that sheriff MrArtan be renomi
natcd. It was too Lite for Mr. Barnes to
withdraw and he received a very flatter-
r.g vote at the hands of his people. Af
ter he v:is made to see that it was best
lor the party that the. old sheriff should
be on the ticket he moved himself that
the nomination McArtan be made unan
imous; went home and did all in his pow
er to elect hi succssful competitor and
! the w,,oe t;cket. In this he showed
,limself a (lemocrat ail(1 a patriot. Now
thnt miU1 ls to 1)e gciecte(L whv
not choose the man who two years
would have been nominated 'except
for
the reason above given. Mr. Barnes is
Well known by the most of our people
j as r w htone; christlan gentleman who
, . d- , the tllUies of the office
I
Uuh faithfulness and impartiality He
! wm be the gervant of the who
. bollor lllm-and rot their ma3ter. With
ag B.irneg t ther with
fi . f
t . . i .i v.
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ine various wuuij vuiws int-itr trau w
nothiuir in
ton for the gall mt
uemoc-
racv of Harnett
hut victory.
A lift -long demoerrt.
Personal.
We failed to get in some very Impor-
imtter this week owing the lack of space,
but it will appear next week.
Prof. D. B. Parker, spent several
days in Cedar Creek section last week.
Little Maggie and Bennie Barnes, of
.Tonesboro, are visiting at the home c f
our clever townsman, Mr. J. D Barnes.
Mr. J. J. Dupree, ret'irned home last
Tuesday after spending several davs at
i h ol( ,.ome i:1 Johniion connty.
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Pitman and son
J. P Pittman, of Smithtield, spent hist
Sunday with Mrs J. W. l ane,
Mr J. W. Pipkii. of Bunn's Level
wa in town last Friday, and while here !
subscribed :o The Til .es.
lion. D. H. McLean, has moved bU
law office into the building formerly oc-
Children Cry for Pitcher's CastorfaJ
VROLINA.
HOSE, NECK TIES,
VEKY L0WEST rBICES
cupied by the Post Office.
Mrs. Delia Koonce, of Hurtford, re
turned home last Tuesday, after spend
ing several days in Dunn with her many
friends.
Mrs. C. F. Pope, of Rhode's Mill,
spent several days In town last week at
tending the protracted meeting at the
Baptist church.
Mrs. J. O. Gordon left last Saturday
for Nashville, where she goes to spend
several weeks with her many fiiends
and relatives. '
Mrs. B. G. Hollingsworth, of Fayette
ville, Mrs I Royal and Miss Kvly Roj al,
who have been visiting at home of our
clever townsman, Mr. H. C. McNeill,
returned home last Tuesday.
We are sorry to announce the death
of Mr. W. B. Pittman which occured at
Rowland last Thursday. Mr. Pittman
was a Druggist at that place and was a
man loved by all who knew him. He
was a brother of Mrs. J. W. Lane of our
town.
Mrs. J Pea sail, mother of our es
teemed townsman Mr. James Pearsall,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Robt. Williams at Mount Olive,
and also relatives in Duplin county for
several weeks, returned home last
Thitrsdav.
BUSINESS LOCALS-
FOR
Fire Insurance, apply to
James A.Taylor, Dunn, N C
OPTTAnT books and all
school supplies at
Harper & Hood's.
A fresh lot of nice candy just recef ved
at Harper & Hood's.
13TTVT TT aPPle sherbert and wine of
i A-Ll jLu coea,(the nerve Tonic) at
Harper & Hood's.
f to Lee Hardware Store for Cook
VT J Stoves. You can buy a nice No.
7 stove for $10.00.
BUILDING SJu, r on!-
itc. can be found at Lee Hardware Store,
at prices to suit the times.
YOUNG MEN.
Do you want to buy a Cycle? If you do,
see E. Lee at Lee Hardware Store.
CTD TTVT C f When in want
O L JA JLJL1 VJIO lof Violen, Banjo
and Guitar strings, call on Gainey &
Jordan.
1
EkCi ifC pounds of old casting?
WjVJVjy wanted at once. Will give
new casting in exchange.
Jonil A. JlC-:
Kay & Compan3'
WANTED. VSmSne".
test improved Singer Sewing Machine
for a plow ox.
A. B Godwin. Jr.
pTT ? best ia the cheapest
X EJ. f-j end. If you need a
in thej
you need a oewing
Machine, buy the Improved Singer.
A. B. Godwin, Jr.
How Abotit This?
We will give one year's subscription
to The Times for the firt watermelon
received at this office. We will alo
give one year's eu scription for the lar
gest mellon. They must be grown in
Harnett, or adjoining counties.
j q XIXkS Xjd.lU.xSS OI XJ.dmtU
!m. 1 T" 3' x TTT
County
To any lady who will send nie one j
dollar I will send one mouth s teat nenl
of a perfectly harmless. 3et wonderfut
hoaie treatment, which really cures the
worst form of Female Weakness in Na
ture's own way, or for five dollars I will
send six months treatment, Very Res
pectfully, Mrs. Martha Llndley, Cane
Creek, N. C. jii28 i m.
WML.
Those who have wool
WILL DO WELL
to call on me. I am agent fur one
.'of the best wool factories in North
Icarnlini. Can have it carded, tpun
and Hove, or can exchange it for
cloth. Respectfully.
H- a- Taylor,
Dunn, N. C.
Children Cry for PitcherfsJDastor!a.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
WILMINGTON AND WELDON
AND BRANCHES
AND FLORENCE RAILROAD
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
Dated Jn. 11.1894.
TRAINS OOINO SOUTH - No 3. daily,
leaven Weldon at 11-47 am; arrive at Rocky
Mount at 12-55 a m; arrive at Tarboroat a-35
rn; leave Tarboro at 19-07 a m; leave Rocky
Monnt at 12-65 a m; leave Wilson at l- a iu;
leave Seima at i-15 a m; leave Fajetteville at
4-25 am; arrive at Florence at 7-05 a m. No
41. daily, leave Wilson atS-05p m; leave Uolda
boro at 3-4iO p m; leave Magnolia at 4-13 p. m;
arrive at WiltniDgtou at 5-M) p m. No 35. dai
ly, leave Weldon at -51 p m; arrive at Kocky
Mount 10-45 p m; leave Rocky Mount 10-45:
leave Wilaou 11-25; leave Fayetteville, 1-15;
p m; arrive at Florence at 3-27. No. 41. daily,
Isave Rocky noaut ltd m; leave Wilson at j
8-35 a m; leave Ooldsboro at 7-20 am: leave
nagrnolia at S-29 a in; arrive at Wilmington
It 104M k m HKnWI V V nrl Vlnrlit. Atu. 1
cial, leave weldon 12-02 a m: leave wiUon 1-57; j
leave Fayettevllle 4-00 a m; arrive at Florence
6-i5.
TRAINS GOING NORTH . No 7?, dai!y,
leave Florence 7-0 a m; leave Fayetteville
10-37 a m; leave Selma 12-10 a m; arrive at
wilMon 1-05 a m. No. 48, daily. leave Wilming
ton -00 a m; lave Magnolia 10-;0 am; leave
Ooldsboro 12-00 a m: arrive at Wilson 12-15 a
m; No 78 daily, leave wilsou 1-15 pm; arrive at
Rocky Mount 2-07 p in arrive Tarboro 2-H5 p
m; leave Tarboro 12-54 p in. leave Rocky
Moant 2-07 p m: arrive weldon 3-17 p m. No
ll.dail), leave Florence 7-0 j p m; leave Fay
etteville y-20 p m arrive wilaon 11 18 p ru;
leave wilson 11-23 i m; arrive Kocky Mount
12-0't p m; leave Rocky Mount 12-or p m: arrive
Ooldsboro 9-48 p m; arrive wi son 10.S5 p in.
No 500, NY Florida Special, leave Florence
11-59 p m; leave Fayettevllle 2-23 pm; arrive
wilson 4-30 a m; arrive weldon 6-01 a m,
t Daily except Monday. J Daily except San
day These trains carry only first class passen
gers holding Pullman accommodations.
Trninson Scotland Neck Branch Road leaves
Weldon 3 40 p m., Halifax 4 00 p m. arrive at
(Scotland Neck 4 55 p m, Greenville 8 37 p m
Kiustou7 35 p m. Returning, leaves Kinston
7:5:0 a m, Greenville & 22 a m. Arriving at Hal
fax at 11 oo a m, Weldon 11 20 a m, daily ex
cept Sunday.
Trrins on Washington Baranch leaves
Washington 7: a. m, arrives Parmele 8:10 a,
m., Tarboro S:50 a. in.: returning leaves Tar
boro 4:40 p. rn. Parmele 6:10 p. m., arrives
Washington 7:35 p. in. Dally except Sunday.
Connects .with trains on Scotland Neck
Branch,
Train leaves Tarboro, N. C. via Albemarle
and Raleigh R. R. daily, except Sunday, at
5:00 p. in., Sunday 3:00 p.m.; arrives Plymoth
9r0i.tn. 5:20 p. m . Returning leaves Plym
oth daily, except Sunday, 5:S0 a. m., Sunday
8:30 a. m., arrive Tartoro 10:25 a. m. aud 11:45
a. m.
Train on Midland NC Branch leaves Golds
boro, N. C, daily except Sunday, 605 a m; ar
rive Smithneld N C, 7 30 a m. Returning
leaves Smithneld. N. C. 8 00 a. m. arrive
Ooldsboro, N. c. 9 30 a.m.
Train on Nashville Branch leaves Rocky
Mount at-4;-10 i. m., arrives Nashville 5:05 p.
m.. Spring Hope 5:30p.m. Returning leaves
Spring Hope 8:00 a. m., Nashville 8:35 a. m.
arrive at Rf-cky Mount 9:15 a. m.,daily excei-t
Sunday.
Trains on Latta Branch Florence R, R. leave
Latta 6:W p, m.; arrive Dunbar 7:40 p. in. Re
turning leave Dunbar 6:30 a. m.; arrive Latta
6:00 a.m. Daily except Sunday.
Train on Clinton Branch leayea Warsaw for
Clinton oally, except Sunday, at 11:00a. m. Re
turning leaves Clinton at i:00p. m., connect
ing at Warsaw with main line trains.
Train No. 73 make close connection at Wel
don for all points North daily, all rail via
Richmond and daily except Sunday via Ports
month and Bay Line. Also at Rookv Mount
with Norfolk and Carolina Rrilroad for Nor
folk daily and all points North via Norfolk
daily except Sunday.
John f. Divine, Gen'ISupt.
J. K. Kenly, Gen'l Manager.
T. m. Emerson, Traffic Manager
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Notice.
On Monday, the UtJi day of August A.
I). 1S94. I sell at the Court Houe
door in the town of Islington, to the
highest bidder for Cash, one traat ol land
in Harnett County, containing al-out
Fifty acres, and bounded as follow?:
Adjoining the lands of Lew is Bailey and
others in Lillington Township and for
further discription see mortgage made
by Defendant to Pl-intiti to eat My an
execution in nir hands for collection
against David Mereeison and which has
been levied on said land as the property
of said David Merc lison C. McAitan
Sherift.
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Vorth Tormina Hnrnett county, J. J.
N0rtn vOrOlllia, Harm It .uuiuj,.
Wade vs M. R. Fowler and w'fe, Juliet
I.'Fowlei, O. R. Turlington, and William
Ennis. In the Superior Court, Notice.
To the defendents M. R. Fowler, and
Juliet I. Fowler: You will take notice
that an action entitled as the above has
been commenced iu the S"pe"or Court
of Harnett county which is an action of
rlpffnipnt to rpfnvpr the nossessioii of
land in Grove township, Harnett county
in which it is said that you claim an in
terest; you both further take notice that
that you are required to appear at the
next term of the Superior Court of Har
nett county to be held on the 4th. Man
day before the 1st. Monday in Septem
ber 1S94, at the Court House of said
County in Lillington, N. C, and an
swer or demour to the complaint in said
action, or the Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in said
complaint.- Done at office in Liliington,
the 25th. day of June 1894.
Geo. E. Prince, Clerk Superior Court.
F. P. Jones, Plaintiffs Attorney.
rTTrTTTS
HARPER
DRUGGISTS,
We take pleasure in announcing to the public that we have t.nlar r ;
our y.tore, and have added materially to our stock of .Drug. We cn Hi -nish
anything usuallv found in a first-class Drnsr Store. In ;;ddi?ot: (., v ur
large stock of DRUGS, .CHEMICALS. PATENT ME!)l:n'.S.
vou will find a nice line of TOILET ARTICLES. PK.FUMEIi Y, M i .V
TION E BY, &c.
We have and keep in stock Toilet and Meilc:ii; d cs-njj.-. "!:. ,
Brushes, Face Powder, Tablets, &c, and a Hue of CANDIES, AU
Fine Cigars, Cheroots, Tobacco, and Snuii.
Also LAMP and MACHINE OIL, and many other useful articles l ot ni":)
tioued. We thank our many friends for their liberal patronage, and respectfully invite
all to call at our Store when in reed . of anything hi our iihe. We nre awure f
the Ptringencj' of money, and will make prices to suit. Couie in and see us when
you come to town. You s, Respectfully,
ATTEfVTSOFy !
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FOK THE USE O PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
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