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VOL. IV.
DUNN, N. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1894.
NO. 41.
i
JJL 11 JL
"Town Dirccory.
, Mayor A. R. Wiln.
'onimi--doners E. F. Younrr, J. II.
IVi-. Dr. F. T. Moon-. D. IF. Hood.
Marshal M. L. Wade.
THE TIMES.
WKDXESDW. DECEMREU 10. 13. 4.
CIItnCHES.
MethodM Rev. G. T- bhnnions Pas
tor. Servlees at 7 l. in., every Tut Sun
day, and II a. m. and 7 i- in.. eriv
fourth Sunday. Prayer-meeting every
Wedneyday nhxht at 7 o'cloek. Sunday
M:hooI every Sunday morning t lOj
" o'clock; G. K. Grantham, Suier:utenl ;
dent. Meeting of Sunday -hod Mi.
Monary Society everv fourth Sunday
Afternoon. Young Men prayer meet
ing every Monday night.
Presbyterian Kev. A. M. II.iell.
Pastor. Servh-es every rirt and fifth
Sunday at 1 1 a. m. and 7 p. in. Sunday
Mhol every .Sunday evening at
oYIoek. Dr. J. II. Daniil, Supcriuti-n-dent,
J. P. PITMAN,
G. K. GRANTHAM. J
Editors.
DUNN, N. C.
TOWN AND "COUNTY.
Mr. J- II. Dani. 1 1,-ft Moml.iv evi-uiii-to
i-i; In r 'tare its iu Geor-iu,
Dn't fail to pro out Chri-tma night
and ee J.i:ined hy Drink" phiyed.
Mr. .Taiin-s A. Taylor leturned j-e-tenlay
from a bu--ine-s trip to Rocky
Moitut.
Orders r.i eomiug in daily f r job
work. Send your orders to thi ol'ace.
Everybody w:i delighted .i:h "Ruin-
Jed bv I 'rink" v. hen it l ived here
ore.
D"isls Itev. J. .T. Harper, Pastor
Servkf-j every third Sunday at 11 a. in.
and 7 . m. Sunday -chool Jit 4 o'elm k.
Mr. Ed r.allaiu-e, Su-riutcnd'iit. j j
Praver meeting tiery Thursday nizht I
at 7 o clock. Mr T Gvr.ihl t St.luKU nj U)Xht
MKsiona.v Baptist Sunday ho 1 lhv w Wade Ida e ju-t oitt. 't touu
everv Sunday morning at K) oU k. 'ltil u" "'J,r" U': l,H,Vi family
II. G. Tavior. SiH:riidendent. Prayer, J ,,mv" ,u re :lt au e;l,,y i -
meet inz everv lniirstlay niht.
Fre- Will H-iotNr.-Itev. S. II
lev, lator. Seiviee cv i v FourtI
TllKTlMs oihVo vvi!l lx found over
Wor- ,c - Dujiree .t Lane store on
' lroai street where all our friends di
Sunday at 1 1 a. in.
Smi!ay niiir '
V"ood, '
Sunday : :
t!-e tl-:Vd
1 !
. :..
I.:.:.!- J;---r.?;.
- . . v ! i l ;
Itn made vveb-on.e when they ealJ.
To the I'atroi4 and Frleud. of
"The Tlnir."
With the lastissae of the papr my
J connection with it ceases rs tht
! editor. In severing ni) editorial j
! connection with the paper I d:' it
I with regret; lecau3e I have Telt that
my readers were my friends; both
with referenco to our intellectual
and political affiliations with each
other. Now that circumstances have
b ought us to the point where our
paths must part J. fee! that in my
valedictory address I should say that
I feel th: kful to the many friends
I have made within the compass of
the circulation of this paper wtiohave
iiiven me the friendly grssp of the
hand, and bid me Go s speed in my
course that whatever fate raaj betide
me in the future, I,. shall always
in my heart keep a green place
of remembemnce for tbem.
To the Democratic partj- of this
section I deire to bid adew with this
proj hacv that if you will -stand by
die principles of our ptrty and keep
y;ur integrity "fast and true" to the
i'0(;r!'.' the lime will come wuen our
ANNUAL STATEMENT.
T.
T!
I.. K'K'
. is.
.h:dai!.
taty.
'fk'V'.v I.;-
i vt-i v :
U. (. Tax.
V. G.: . C
' Wtnincd by Drink" vveieh was j .v. 1
:i few weeks a-o by the homr uleii! will i .tl ()cfCat vill be reversed, and tbe
, he repeated on l hriMiii.'s. i:r.rht. , . . . ,
: panv to wuicj wcowe our highest alN
; i '" " rtorel to power be.
, ; Frid i.v niirht at the Dii ! Hotel for i C-(ls ; tbo principles of the Deinocra-
i.. - lif.ielit ihe el'.tuh. All eorJiallv
m I to atU !it!.
y..
P.dmym Lode. No. l."7. A. P.
A.
j tic prty fvre in the language of the
j immortal V-tn?. immortal.
la l;e'.:alf r;f:Lie new managers of
n i . . I ' .. I I
- , .. ' a v.oou moral ie8n. come and see it
in.r'M anil eer mi iiim.h uiiiiii . -" i.
Visiting Masons invited to attend.
J. Pkai.sali., Secretary.
Prcfjssional Cards-
Xiee J- Best,
Attohnuy at Law.
Dunn,
n. r.
t ." orrc siM"i;(7enf ik-im! not rml Jn
'teins next week. We will all take
li e v. . vk orl". Do not forget to send iu ' e v vt cr, I desire to say that they
f TJnTf .! n iSH"' w,,!ch i f eonfidencc and pat
be iM!t u on ll e 2ml of January. I
i ron5G of the public, and 1 liope th-it
ii I it IklUlU'M U J'llMK I L T" .IK'S lit a. A.
:he same need of good will as thej
have vauched safe to me.
I will continue to be a citizen uf
Dunn, and will practice my profes
sion and the unfortunate of all classes
or conditions of people will find in me
a friend and physician who will give
them relief under the blessings of
God. J. II. DANIEL.
SEzassg. '.".n M J" i vmxKJjs. u ma
practices In all the courta.
tion to all tiuaiues.s.
rromt attii
j.m. 1.
W- E- Murchison, ,
Atioi:xi:y at Law,
JoNKsnouo. - - N. C.
l'r.n-tie.a Luall the surrouinHntr counties.
D. H- McLaan,
Attouxky at Law,
OKloe uxt loor to iMst;Ht-e, TUTXX, N. C.
Oeueral Praetirt. Will utteiul thf eourta
vt Harnett. Cumlrlaiul, Johnston anJSau .
lion rouutioA.
"V i.... . ;.. i..
I 111.19
Kev. C. W. Byrd. Pivsidin Elder 0:1
the Aheville district, of ,h M. T.. Con
fereiiee, spent , several day with his
parent. Mr. an I Mrs. A. J.' Uyid in this
e-Minty this week and returned home
Wednesday.
Tlie'litth; infant of Mr. ank Mr?. Win.
Cull.reth which their sou, Mr. J. A.
C'ulbreth hail takvn to raise, died Tues
day nlht. The father, mother ai.d little
one all passed away iu the lajt two
weeks.
Mr. Geo. W. Neighbors living two
miles from town, died Tuesday even
ing fro.n a stroke of paralysis. He
v.-as" at the residence of his brother,
S- C. Neighbors.
Dr- J. H. Daniel,
Dunn, Harnett County, N. C.
liev. G T. Simmons and family left
Tuesday morning for La tiniie wlnre
the conference sent Mr S'nniiu is for the
.tilllllkir l-i. I I .a ll'l f -I 1 1 1 1 f I 1 I ii'fl'lt!
this tin-nit for the past two years ind I Tl-e ,eaLh of such as she, is a public
his manv friends rcirret to loo.se him and - cnlaini' v. a well as a Sore bereave
1 .11 1 :M OKI A. A.
At her home in Cumberland coun-
iy. cn I'riday nilit, D. cembpr the
loth, at 11 o'clock, Mrs Nancy Cul
brelli, relict of Wui. Culbreth de
eeaved, was cal!el awiy from her
career of usefulness and purity on
earth, to wear her crown in Heaven.
Ang.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
;do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
I JCOXTIMJED NROM LAST WEEK."
Claims Allowed August 6, 1864.
II. I). MeCoraick List Tak Anderson' Cr Township
do James Pearsali do do
do J. A. Cnam ion do . do
do John Darroch do do
do A. 1$. Bute do d
do B. F. Shat do do
do A. N. Sexton - do do
do 1. Darroch do . - do
Averasboro do
Buckhorn do
BarDcoua do
Johnson ville do
Lillington do
Neill'8 Creek do
Stewart's do do.
do A. C. Boie. examinatidn of bridge (Harrington;
do O. G. Bradley b irial expenses, M. D. Lee pauper
do A. L. Baughcoru board of paupers
do W. F. Marsh, County Commissioners no mileage
do F. J. Swann, County Commissioner arid mileag117a)
do II. T. Spears, CKrk Board June 1894
do IL T. Spears, Clerk Board July 1894
do Geo. Wrenn.' witness State vs J, R. McTeod
do Pauper list for August 1894
Total for August 1894
Claims Allowed September 3rd, 1894.
Sept. 3 Centsal Times publishing call meeting
A W Gregory taking.Tax lUt. Black Uiver-
6 w eihers " " Upper Lutle River
J A Smith " " Hector's Creek
J A Green repairing flat
II II Poe icpairing bridge across Buie's Creek
H T Spears reo.-.ding insolvent list and office board
S W W'ethers let.ing out and receiving bridge
" W F Utter D S, arresting prisoner taking to jail
Joshut McLean ferryman Aig 1894
C McArlun Slieriff stationary bill
' hoi iin Aug court 1894
J T AlcCorguadale rep tiring bridae
W H Sik s repairing McUouald brids;e
A L Banghuiim board of paupars
Raiford Lucas Jr Repairing n.-idge
11 T Spears c.erk board Au 1894 & J No 2
J TIN)rrrs keeping pulilic ferry
Pauper list for Sept 1894
12 00
18 00
12 00
10 CO
10 00
10 00
12 00
i2 0a
3 00
1 50
23 75
10 00
11 So
23 75
17 95
1 35
55 40
$ 224 55
1 50
10 00
18 00
10 00
5 00
1 75
22 80
2 00
2 50
20 25
3 45
19 00
28 00
60 90
17 80
5 00
23 30
23 70
55 40
t
Miles and Raiford Lucas -
Cbas Williams -
H John , Praughon
JT Harrington
Geo M McNeill
"Stephen Faircloth -".
Geo M McNeill (2nd case)
James Shaw (2nd case)
" Reuben McNeill
M Raiford Lucas -
Wm McLean alias Beery
" II D Comeron ana li Hani
" Wm McLean
Nathan Moore
6 07
6 17
15 98
3 20
11 72
15. 53
20 80
1 95
5 20
C CO
7 54
5 15
3 80
1 50
Total Bill of Costs from Aug Term 1894
RECAPITULATION.
Total Bill C?sts allowed from Nov Term 1893
- ueDy
( M All I
$ 233 70
61 43
122 13
233 70
$ 417 26
Total for fiscal year t
v ' RECAPITTJLATION.
Total 3laims altewpd-'for Qscal yearing Nov. 3'th 1894 -$ 4007 47
Total Bills of Costs allowed for the fiscal year ending Nov.
30th 1894 $ 417 26
Total cla:ms'an I Bill of Costs allowal during fiscal yearj $ 4424 73
A true Statement. Henry T. SpKARS, Cltfk of Board.
330 35
Oct 1
$
1 62
1 63
12 00
8 63
4 00
4 50
3 48
18 05
10 00
3 00
3 00
7 80
20 50
53 90
family.
me nt to these to whom bhe was es
pecially eudeared by the ties uf blood
and association. yS v
As a wife, mother and friend, she
j was lcya'f devoted and true. As a
1 christian, she loved her Saviour, and
The residence ow ned by Mr. Eras Leo
on livine street ha beou purchased by
Mrs. IV.iisall of Duplin, mother f oiu
tAvnsnian Mr.. II. M. l'earsall. Siie :i:d
familv arrived Monday anil have moved
iu. We, in behalf of our town welcome
them in our inid-t
Cancer a srwrlahy X" other disease
treatel. l'os'tively will not vi.it l'litienls a
aditaiH-. FaiiipMets en faneer. its Treat-
,..( aii.l liir". will lie mailed to any siiun-ss ... ..r ...-.i:. . !
free uf charge. ! or-an, L 10 :.ublih li.pior ;-,,!;; If! 1 he fatherless and motherless, of
n i!i-in In rim mm -nIf i r will 1 . otriol cn lvfcii cm 1 1 !kciK . Im cv m w
. j pathy and condolence of -11 the chris
thanks j t ;an BConle in the land but thev can
. to the editor of the SuiirhlleM Herald for ; . - .1 .ft.
the kind words wbieh appeared in their tnly point them, in their apparent
; last i-sue regard to I lie iinoi oveinent j midnight of woe. to the , promise off
, in our Joeai wepariuieni, ine nerani i
1 a bright, newsy, eilit column paper
romit attention is ussurrd to all :lUi ,,,,, i,.r the ilianaueiiutit of two high
business intrusted to him. i t"'i Christian
H-KIhrie,
ATTOTxM Y-AT-LA W
DUXX, - - N. C.
Vractlre In the Stte and Federal Courts.
The fornir-r editor of this paper re-' herchtreh because it was "Ilia tern-
fused to publish liquor advei ti- inents. , ple aiJ(J ab.ding place.
accepted.
I We aih to return our sincere
Nov 5
ti
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-t.
ti
Total fo Sipt 1894
Claims Allowed Octob3r 1st 1894-
Henry Murchison S'ate witness . -
Harnoh " " "
J B La ier work on ford f branch
O J Brad'ey lumber for bridge
F J Swan county commissioner (mileage 40)
S N Parker repairing Kivett chanal bridge
Fowler &, Jones lumber for Stony Run badge
A L Bauhcom b ard of pupers , .
John McArt an . repaif ing LttUe Creek bridge
A G Bodgers burial expenses pauper
L L Turlington repairing bri Ige
W G Byrd limber for flat
Geo E Smith stationery etc
Pauper list for Oct 1891
Total for October 1894
Claims Allowed November 5 L894.
E F Young Treasurer of Averasboro 10 months
Dane Ean eh repairing bridge clarks
W F Marsh counij commissioner no mileage
J A Green bal due on land sales
J A Withers repairing Jones Creek bridge
W J Long county oomrn'ssjoner and mileage (.)0 miles)
J M I ledgers chairman county commissioner & mileage (134 m) 55 70
7 26
4 00
2 00
18 5?
13 7U
25 40
1 9't
2 60
24 55
275 00
54 40
paper iia.l:i IIVDS.
f 152 11
125 00
23 04
6 00
P8 00
1 80
i 50
gentlemen.
JAS. PE AllS ALL,
COTTOX IIL'YKK,
REPRESENTIKG
No newa of interest to be found in
Benson this week.
Him whose pledges are always kept: -
-I will be a husbacd to the widow,
and a father to the orphan."
Mrs. Culbreth was a good woman
in ail that that word imports, and
whilst we know that in "her death
that our loss is her gam." We can
Mr. P A Creech, is iflth us fr but say : -Not roy wMl, but Thine
WADE AND GODWIN, N.
iVlice at D. II. Hod's Drug
lJ DUNN, N.C
MLOOllO ALLAi il UUiM li ulil ! wi, I5l spending the holidays at home
AT DUNN, B2NS0N. FOUR OAKS, I and with friends at o.her places.
n Mr. E. L. Hall-one of our e'ever
-
Stcrc, ! merchants, made a flying trip home!
! Sunday returning Monday.
Messrs. J. D. and W. G. Parrish,
HOTEL piVINE,
l"NIKK NEW MANAC.r.MEXT.j
left Monday for St. Louis, Mo., where
thev ro to purchase a full
stock
of!
be done.'
God moves in a mysterious, vvay,
hia woi.ders to perform;
lie plants his footbteps iu the se;.
A:ul r.:e upon the storm
Lcepin unfathomable mines.
Of i. ever-failing skill.
IK ii easures up his bright designs
And woiks hij sov'rign will.
Tlie lam Iy circle is broken now on
o -t
This i to iii form t! ; s
nlive n lined Hotel 1-- ' t
llefuriii-hed and C'ai;- ." ' '
and I will spare no t '
very one who stops '..
tTeiition given to travc'.ii :n
Soricitins: public patr
1 am. yi..rs i'i , e
JNO. A. OATaf, IV
mules and horses for the spring trade, j ear it. t i be remitel a id inula p r
.i... :Thpv v-ill verr likelv make a two i iVci in ' leaven, for it it i.ot written,
lin- - - i -- J
lit it
iMivi.r-d. : weeks trip of it.
; e:lrboUt I
,.Ie:le
cial
Don't you think the writer is a
V. .i bhall inhabit my holy liills, .ir
l.r:'! :n rv tahernaclcs- II that
J B Stewart rgiatror Upper Litila River 1894
D L Green " Hector's Creek
H l McCouniek letting out and receiving bridge
J T Kogets county Jailor
II T Spears (Sept i894) clerk of boark
4 " " (Oot ) "
M It Morgan making ballot bnxe-s
C Barbour State witness vs J E and Jese Norris
A L Biiighcom board of pauper '
II T Spears making out tax bo di3 1894
Pauper list for Nov 1894
Total for Nov 1894
RECAPITULATION.
Tota! claims rllowed during Dec 1893
.'a.i 1894
- P'ehy
.. .. . Mcil
pr
" " May
" " June
July "
Aug
Sept
Oct
Nov
With this i?sue we announce to the
public that Thk Times has changed
hands, and will in' the future be run
under the management and editorship of
Pitt man & Grantham. We shall make
every effort in our power to give the';
people a better paper than they Have
heretofore hid. To do this we ask your
confidence, kind word and support.
Our full announcement will appenr in
the first isuo in January.
We greet you with only a half paper
this week, caused only by the busiuess
change. "' i
We now ask all who waaitfto read the
county news for, the ycar4s!)5, to come
in or send in their name by tho first of
January and get the first issue. The
subscription price will be $1.00 per
year strictly iu advance.
Those who have advertisements in the
paper must make contracts" .'with' us
Our rates and manner -of coTlecting will
be announced in our next issue.
No legal notice will' be "taken without
the nioaev. We have learned by ex-
periense that this plan saves us of con
siderable ttouhlc as well as the adver
tiser. ;
All subscriptions that are paid tip to
J, II. Daniel, iu advance, we make good.
Those w ho are behind on their subscrip
tion for thi year will be discontinued
after this week if they do not make
themselves known to us.
Remember we propose to give you ,'a
better paper than has ever been publish
ed in your county dining past 3-ears.
"Mr. Grantham will be found in Mr.
p. II. Hood's drug store, w here j-ou can
transact any business matter and we
can alw ays be found 1n . oiir office up
stairs over the store of C. Lane.
Wishing for one and all a merry
Christmas and a happy and prosperous
New Year, we are, -
Respect full,
riTTMAN & Grantham.
$ 780 78
$ 807 00
167 35
426 63
240 34
254 40
162 66
192 84
248 46
244 55
330 35
152 11
780 78
$ 4007 47
ltf-Oiiey
Loaded..
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED,
Our system affords an opportunK
ty to borrow on either petsoal or real
estate security. The plan is superw
or to Building and Joan Associations.
The amount borrowed may bo retain
cd in monthly payment without 1k
r.us, with interest 'at V per cent, per
annum, it atTords absolute secntnty
to investors, with a reasonable guar
aDtee.ofan annual dividend of from
8 lo 10 per cent.
We desire to secure the services of
energetic, representatives men i 1 eve
ry community to act as Local Secres
taries. The position will be sufi3cK
ently remunerative to amply compen
sate for services. If you possess the
above qualifications, write for partic
ulars. . Full information regarding
our system of mak'ng Ipans as well
as investments and agencies will be
furnished by addressing S. S. Rober
tson, President. 1122 Walnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Totol for 12 months above
The following U,a true list of Bills of Cost and aut. and allowed by
the Board of County Commissioners of Harnett county, N. C, for fiscal year
ending Nov 30th. 1R94.
ALLOWED 189 1 Sills of costs from Nov. Term 1S93.
Jany I
i hat:
ean hands and a pure hiar?,
r.dl. 1 ed a
i Pretty good -p'cpbe.? ' Wh predict sret!, l(, his uwn l!Urt. a:ia
marnsg
1
town and sure
t
I bet h imt bis
'all :i''VtT DeiiMV itl.
neighoor. h-
enough on last iunr..ay ir.gui me
I3ih iut., liev. liarnue u ood and .
.. Mrs. Bettie (Ncal or our Iowa were ': y b r where a hu.e tree will spread
MORTOAOESAIE: U.ul.r a...l l y vir.- rouP.ng branches o'er her head
of a ieM of mort.- exocutea to ; united in matrimony. . .
, . , ,,,.,, -mi wlf., a.i : . here the lvrys twine and the mosses
Ufii. l in Imok 11 . - i . oMtt 10 , uC uapihl ounuaj- ctii'mi 01 nui : creep.
at , fh -re let her lie in dreamier sleep.
hool ' 'r emblems all, that tin: dead shall r:-v,
M..th- following Ul 1-state.siTiiaie.i.ijMi ..... .1,., oic( 1 lo i l k hs Holies beVolK! t lie skies.
I'ce 77 ail W '
1i v...-,-r 11s:..-.. Hrielt oe.ll.IJ. .mtui
rei:u;.i win .--ii at i-iii-ii- nuetien ih ! place will give 8ii .entertainment.
r utn c.nt Heue le.r in I Uluictoii. . C. ! .
en!h..j.ii.i dv..f a. i. lv 1-' "Viock t!,at the closing exercises o fthe s.-l
Monday
niiiht
n.t thi.r In Harnett county. Aorlli t riina . oil
KViomV't: 'VoMt'Tri:.. .in: Everybody are invitcl to attend.
l.t .! Jmm A . I,lliMri ani (Xliers. irruw i
of au?. rah. Ths iw-,-. i-r4 Mr. Henry Ed-crton. of Kenlev.
A Fill END.
I W l-4w.
. U. JohxsOK. Morto'a.e.
NOTICE.
By Tlrtu of ert!li Mertnce Pt?l rxc-
rutr.1 to ui ijtii i jl. l.y ien Il.n.fou
;'rre Iill.
SMid y.inr address t II K. Bueklen
A '.. fhie:iirv. ct ii free sample
Stite vs Assril Baker
" - Saney Patterson and Ja-? Patterson
Henry Stewart
Nelson McDufile
" Joe Robbing
M Dec McNeill
4ndrew Baker
Total Bills from Nov court 1893
Bills of costs from I'tby court 1894.
Mch 5 Sta'e vs Nathan Gardner
" Wm McLeod
J R .McLeod
' " " Isaac Brinkiey
' G R Warren,
" . ' Lonnie Stewart
" " Daniel McDougald
' J K Norris and Jessie No-ris
Sherod Harrington aad wife
' James G McLean
Geo M McNeill
$ 9 27
11 05
5 95
3 13
9 32
3 53
19 18
$61 43
4 63
7 30
21 45
50!
21 10
Best Vcital.
Q.i yesterday morniug at Edenton
street Methodist church in Raleigh,
Mr. L. J. Bet, a rising young lawyer
of our tov?n lead to hymens altar
Miss Florence VestaL of lbe city of
Oaks. She is a netce:of tmr towns-
man. Dr. C, II. Sextop, and as many
telatives in this her native county.
They will spend a few days visiting
Mr. Best' family in and around Golds
boro. The Times with their many
friend join in wishing them a happy
yoyage over life's sea.
IliicI'lCii Arnica. Salve.
The best salve In the world for Cuts,
Hiuises, Soies, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores
Tetter, Chapped Hanks, Chillblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and pos
itively cures Piles, or no pay. It is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or itionc'' refunded.' Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by JJarper fc Hood.
N 1 1 it
p
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I an going out of business the first
of January, and if you have any work
to be done come at once.
1 AM GOING TO
have some fine buggies for the fall
trade which will be neat, good and
substancial, and you will do well to
call on me before purchasing else
where. Respectfully. i '
J. A. JOHNSON
PopeEalfl- - -
At tbe residence of Mr.A. ' Bain.
in Cumberland countv f yesterday 5
morning 5r. James D. Pope, son of!
Mr. W. J Pope, was united in th I
holy bnds of wedlock to Miss Lil
liah Bain. Rev. James A. Oampbell
performed he ceremony. The Times
wishes the happy couple a long aud
prosperous life.
AND
SAVE
MONEY
IT 19
ABSOLUTELY
The Best
SEW1K3
HACKEE
MADE
WE OR OVU DSULLTRHS can sell
; yea machine cheaper than yon ean
vATo is Xnh.priher willnleRie ft elMWhert, Xhe HEW flOTIB tm
OI ILfc. ub,crioers win pieae OMrbe-tfblItWamalKaeneap-rjklnda,
take no. ice thai 1 n-ive severed , my ' nel a the CLMAX, IDEAL and
... . .. other Illth Arm FnU Itlckel PUtfd
connexion with TliE ! imes, .ana til rawing CTaeblne for ft 15.00 and up.
..,i o v,a f, iftoi , id Call on onr asent or write ua. Wo
subser,ri,.ns f(!r 1H91 mas, be p Hi w,ntyoartrmdeimalf prlee term.
t me ul 4noe. 1 can oe lourit ai ana aqaare omiibk wiu win we win
Hotel liivcue at any time.
J II.' Daniel.
have it. we enaiienee tne worm i
TIaehlne for $50.00, or a better $20
produce a. BETTEIl tSO.OO BewlnK
Be wins machine tor f 20.0O than you
ATTwho have .lDr. JKnjr'. X-v THE KEW HOME SEWI5G HACHIIE CO.
A 2 Discveiy knew its valnxvaulthose vh oa. k a- Boto-, vvmm r. y.
4
ti
11
; spent one night last weckwith us.
Wcarcslad to know our ffend ' " :"'It ' , ,V. V !
Mr. Heury E. Cox, who left us some trA x v ill -o ivinee you of their inent.
11... . . ..Til . ...... tlir.la TilTll - t-A t
time ag". s now express messenger ' . -
W 1 i."Jrli 111 ll ll 'ftrt'llVC Ol ill." lir Of
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k. ao. vj 1 wui eii t i-ui be i inij between Mu Airy and r ayctte- la.-ti and L.v r tndnV' tin iuvc i . n i
l to tht hif!iii hiadcr i thr 0urt Huw t ... 1 proved UivaliMbh. I hey are -inrau-,
io.,,t Lininrrt n, n. ;.. u oKck M. u Ville. We wisbhim uulimiled success. .,.,,. M.rf,-itlv fr-e from ewrr '
iturU Uiri-na iM- 'iul'- f Hit f"l- ... 1 . . . , 1 , , i,, r.,,,.. 1.-
l..llf vr...rt fntiu wuvyM t.. wit: ... , . ... d.- ete'ious Mib-tanee .lid to be purelv
Acrtini...t nit atl ih ti.. town c( Vtiiiai - W e Would like to know tiairer . , 11..T 1 o not weaken by
Kttn.tioM Tt iithli. 1 1 binr I"t II III . . . , , ..., ... ...,-t : I... I... r l,,n. to .InmJ
.-BWk 1 n.av i-..-:.a r.i.i.herlaii-1 st rtn. Weill t 111 IUC "OWICIUO .t . iii.-ir ......, ... --. V" " -""
v.p f.n'n. -...i. ... i....i ff llaroftt 1 . . . ... t neb anl bonel- irreatlv invigorate tin?
lea;.;VriMir hl a .i-!:nx catt. claim a onmm in tue AIMI.S! : : ! ler
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box.
Total Bills from Febv court 189 1
IUUs or Costs Allowed from Aug Court 189L
Oct 1 State vsJohn and Duncan McLean
John McLean
.. .. .. .. Mc an1 NeU1 Mathews
" Mc a-d Neil I -Rolls
' Ava R.ker
Jot n Holmes (full fees)
J W Smith and John ao.2ii
" ' (2.,u)
.t .. .. T Le
(2i:d) n,,.
6 50
3 18
122 13
3 10' have not. have now the opportunity." to
8 17 i try it fri-e. Call on the ad vert bed Lr'.'g--o
I pist and ret a trial bottle, tree. t'tud
.! . II V Dvir.tt. ,t
your li-'ine iii'i uui -
& Co., Chicago, and get a sample box of
Ir. King's New Life, Pills Free as we'J
as .a. copy of guide to Health and I!rtt?
hold Instructor. Free. All of - which U
ciwmntped to do von good and ccUt ywi
nothing at Harper x lioou s vwv&wtk
11 23
. 4 52
10 42
9 .53
3 05
44 85
18 17
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2 73
10 02
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Ciucaw). tro r. Luvm,Ko. aixas,Ti
FOB 6 AtC BY
GAINEY & JORDOX, Dunn, N..O-
POSITIOflS GUARANTEED
oader reasonable condition. Oar FREE 96 pat
catalogue will explain why we can aziora u.
grand--: concert For the - Dranlion's Practical Business College,
benefit.of the cilored M. .E. chu cti
by the P eal talent of Donn'at CuU
h-tuh II aIL (me one---come a!l
Fnn ai.d .ati'-ter for all
e
KASHVILtE, TEN(. WrUe lot cautotne.
Book-keeping, ShorthaiwJ, PennumtWp and Ta
jrraphy. We spend ti.ore money in tbe interest of
oar aac
F.fnBlmmeniDeryartinent than hall tbe Bo&ineM
YU wji I College take in as tuition. 4 weeks by onr method
..klna knnbutsin. I. Mull tn 19 Wlf h tk
: the celettrateo fiie eater- also old plan. 1 1 teachers, 600 arodenta past year, no
. . ti... . . tracaiion: nter an time. Ciior BoD. We have
prize Dylit, Wiir . z 1M. l""" retTiity prepared books especially adapted to
traiim.e i c mj-le e with oih' r aUj HONTE STUDY.
tractions to- numerous to mention. I Sent on 60 dm rli. Write as and explain
. ', . . in. i "your warns.-N.B.-We pay S5. cash lor all va
Au!TU3S!0i ioC CJ.euetl IV.. f cancies as book-aaepeis, ttenoRMpliers, teachers,
v:tt. h Manlier. clerks, etc reported to us, prorided we 611 .
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