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THl'i (TIMES,
tC5f, Harmtt County, N. G.
Entered acoHlns to pojtar rtfgula.
T7 1.1. ... n.tffMP
jh?jd .dirt matter
J7P. I fTTMAX. f
Bui coipiicpc r central Timea.i jbose people who believe tai fn-
Waibipgtdn; D. C:. Dec 23th. 1804' j sion or coalition can atana ion. ox
permanently benefit any, parry juiai
a vouN3 trre
jOlvea
Editors.
. pommaulcatlons must reach as on
1 WotSc ernrehet-tawmentf nd all other
pSEZ oe manner frori HlaiS
o be derived. wlU be enarg-ed 4 cJf JJ
Jio. " . i.
Baitstu local will be made to reg-ajtrja.;
TertUers at f cnta i line- Luealt
raUr advertisement: wUJ be Charged. 73
jeeutagerUae. V-
BubsOTiJJerf wiU twent j? at the "Potion
of thelrVabiSriptlon ooIcm w are nofid
&4 DO TwS b discontinued-uatU tna
saUcrlpffpn is pais up.
SmjnnnwyoBS ranat atwaya
aaUiurt natoo f Jtfned. and rauaC,
, plafbl oil one Side ol lam papers
' llAdxertHj'ng rte& furnished flu ap
plication.. .. '
. tKa leaal not ice $ inserted without
No ajmjcnJcAtJon wUl be accepted
' pnjss aocompahJ,ed by the . jjrrJXer s
name. .
Clalslw$n day Jfere was compira
lively mild, but since then -a. anew
storm basbn rang wtdeb coIraina.
eil ia a reu V Wixjird, A
present dale the !pw i frozen over
tbe .isptiiit pa vu--ts making sjtf-ilh
ng deli'.itful and walking mn-er-
.9 a a, I 1 It..ii
ous. Ji rs. cneveianu vv ineu vu-iot
mas Eve services athijUjricSt.Hoiia
have tbe
moat t written
Plm.Ak Iim t hor rtifttnm - with
S 7 7 r ltAnuhlicana 7.509.
d tj-i . fiitt nf sionrnf. " r "
I. .u.vb
Uje receiversb.ip pf the First Nalior-
al Bank of Wilipingtoa by Judge
Allen's friends ibat tbe (Comptroller
to)d me Ibnl Senator fUnjson plead
ed fir it. Mr. Ricaud as f the ap.
ointment was a Slate isane, Tbe
jUoraptrpller that Jqdge V.ea
TERBS Of SUB$.CRlfTlO.
.Thivc Months.....
JSlx Months
, One Year...
Sent by linil. 1'ayable in advance.
.25 Cents.
.50 Cent.
$1.00.
. ......
Dnss, N. C, Jakuaby 2, 1&94.
ad 1U a Areowat mt taa
:-r Wmm by Ilia Faranta, . .
"Yon sball not jjor " ': 1 1
J jnuat ffo. I niiiat. it's nearly flra.n
Tne two jovtug menao oiwuuu"!
V;y-;.L.: ....
adopts it are JnviJLad to stady Ibels- gtood fjl(jln? other, the younger
lntjt coalition in $Vyoming.: rJa ut srcug-er lobkiiitf qf e two with
1952 the DInocraUfaseF, wUbibe back ajralnfct the closed door of the
Populists. Tne bargm was that tbe hii ht fpnn clothed la oorrect
Ppisocrats should TotCufoX:- Populist siternoOB costume, clutched peryouaiy
. . .. . , .i' 3 .u. at tha back of a chair as if for support.
ITcshJCnuai eieowrs anu we .pvp o,;,. nn brother
wi d feapnort the Dempcratlc candU v-r-i,.,. tha door to the other. What a
aucoeeded. difTere&ca in the face. In- M? ejea oi
. q in voti tn fine eould be read unflipchinff determi-
?The other's told of entreaty.
ntra.tv and abasemeni. i i
- -. v incK . nil l uc
it aiaoe. Result. s Tbe Republlpsns "" away ki the brothers faced
increase their rote, receiving 10,149. eacij other. -There wa a click and the
iioora of tha . ornamented chateau on
Mot
ton of the tinVe-Diece opened ; and a
- ' J - . - i '-a f i
bird, bearing the features oi an aamm- ;
istration senatar, appeared and cue- j
kooed five times.. The sligh Jaan
aank into aa annohalr. '
"Let ua talk-sensibly said the other.
The Democrats polled 6.965 and tbe
Populists' 2,176. The Republicans
bad a clear majority over both.
History reports ftsejf. North
Carolina Republicans did thrs year
' . . I w.,,.rr.;r.rt A. in 1 ftf2. The I .. i a chair ac-ainat the door
LU choice. t0 1 a9nc that for r- ; -- . - - Sd;-- th. fc. of JOr
.i mnntl.a SAnatnr. "5 ; - r j i. . . -. i,. rf vour friends.
... in weaxness auaauuuuieun v -imvui for rour own future, an noi you dfckk
Ransoao will control the patronage m l . , Qrt , J.IZI-TkL. kw- v.wt that ia
Tn1M i Allen's 011 in ioj ucy '"F I i.
i ... aM t iaa xki n rr vrmr mnrirv smxau ui aaaaa i . a rw
harveat of their folly, m iyu uie iTTJL w TMr. .i and haoov:
North Caiolina Republicians, having d now j flnj y0n in tig terrible con-
imitated the W yoming Dcqjocrats dltion.. ;
...... .. it's all of no use. Of no use.
Ann knwn lo me winu. wiiurcau mjc
whirhviDd. -
No fusion ever won two successive
victories except in the State of Kan
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North Carolina, Judge i
friends made the mistake of having
Senator Jarvis present his claims to
the Comptroller. It is really a very
email matter nntl Judre Allen W04
not particularly anxious abut it
la fact, he could not bt.ve accepted
w lmt-'fnf tho fact t'nit he was sud
I I .U : n a m C.a.lrn Vuon
:,ot hr thP late Wat WUiUH w
T v r, U in that State, the third atteo.pt was
erloo in North Carolina. .
I rpnndiRLeci ov concsb ucu ui oti
party I
parties.
With this issue, of T OK Times our
waders will see that it comes under
pew management, Mr. Pittma", form-
.riunf ih ymithSeld Herald, has
purchased Mr. Young's inter est i
fhe paper aud it will now be publish
cd anirun by Qrantham & Piltman
Mr. Qrantharo will hold the editor's
chair and Mr. Pittman, who is aq ex-
nrinivrl ofee manazer will run
thai; department.
Wa hcofl to tnr to eive to the
,t r - - a
Vriends and patrons of tfee paper a
fheet worthy .of ieir support and we
wnt Avarvhnrfv to feel that it is an
' enterjrise in which tbey have an in
Merest. We propose to advocate the
Jmjsi principles for the improvement
pf our town and ceuoty and we ask
th suppprt pf the tpwo and cpunty,
WUltB we are i -r. want the
neonle of AamDaon. Cumberland and
Johnsmn lb bare an inleres. with ui
for we want Tiib Time to bear tbe
messages of news to all those poqns
tigs. . . i
As to the poUtical poljoy pf t hp pa.
per it is ueelrss tp refer, for the peo
pie of old Harnett know full, well
j? here I stand. 1 The three years that
J was before you at the helm of this
paper I eto.od for Democracy, and so
Jong s Jts cnnpiples are ngbt and
just, as I think tbey are, there will I
b found fijhtin for. In making our
bow. we thank the friends of the
paper for (heir past favors, and ask
fhem tp stand by us in tlie future
and we will give you a Pappy of
which you will be proud of.
Yours Respc't.
GRANTHAM & PlTfMAN.
NOTICE OF LAND SALE.
Br ylrtae of a power of aale contained in a
certaiu Mprtjage Deed made Dy Jaa a... par
lor and wife, to B. stradwlra, ana reeoraea W
Book "F," No , paye Hi, 111 and 125 record
of Harnett county No. 4. 1 will sell at public
ma.1t, at tYim Pnal tlffi In tbe tOWDOI UUDnOD
the 1st da of February, 1855, at 1 o'clock, M.
fopr.&dTT 'tri fniirtwinff Real Batate. bein in
thecoanty of Harnett, to wit: One track ot althouirh it had no nXore. purl to it
land containing w acre, mrr: r .-a . tf. M L. V : - -' r
&hoat I ortx mues irou m iuwuu 1
Oh next yedneaday. tle th .inst ,
be Worth Caroling fegUlatqre 3on
yens and wi expect it will b run on
a cheap plan as lje iopylists all fa
or a reduction in taxes ud sre ' op
posed U aporopriatine money Tor
anything. ; Y pu tjej nut -one of f the
RepobKoan or Pop members will res
fuse Jiia fall salary tbojzh, wh.eg pay
ay comes. "Wp Democrats will
.bare to.irake : ov'f demands and 11
they don't give j what we wunt.
they shall not p there agaju to make
laws. ' ' .
ii. VAKBPROPQII of LoCU-
borg, N. C,. was founcj c4 P bi
room at the Park Bote in Raleigh
on Christmas morning. He was a
man of some prominence and "ell
connected and foing weU fo tbe
insurance business, IJe was ia RaK
p'gh on buajness for the company,
and was drinking some the night lie
fore bis death. The supposition was
at be mothered, to death.;
-Tuk Tptrs retftrns thanks tq Sen
iiftisr Jari fof 5 eppjr of fee Congres
sional pkectory wh,i.! curtains a
Vaifama amount pf information about
f he different niernbers of Co-gress
4iTerent committee's etc. ..
Qt, Carr. on . tb,e 27ih Dec ap
pintd exSenator W. L(. Williams,
pf Li-tie River cadeajy. a delrgat
Vo the Cotton Gnwer Protection
AciaA"nin, which: is to be held in
Jackson, &l;.Js.. d11- the 9th.
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Hon. Thomas Settle ani
have returned from their Christmas
hunt in North Carolina. He says
the settlement of the public printing
question at Raleigh wi'l largely de
termine the Ions terra in the Senate.
rr Marion Butler's oaner eets the
printing he wjit not j get the long
terqa. There is a free figh! for all on
the short term. I think Mr. bett'e
is mistaken. Governor Carr, told
m last week that nothing hort of
death would keep Maripn Bui.lef out
of Senator Ranson'a " scat in the
United States Senate.
Mrs. . Cleveland will not 20 out
much this printer for good and uffl
eient reasons of ber own with which
toe public has nothing to do.
The Phi Kappa Sigma, the Alpha
Tau Omega and the Sigma Alpha
Ensilon Societies have been in ses
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ainrt hum f.ir ili.i t.aut tliroo ittvs itnn Twnahin. Harnett coantv. N. C. containInr
. I mw.it lialf nerps more or less. Tnta
home todar. I Dec.S6tb 1681. Ralford Lnc&a, Awignee qf
1 Tl 1 .a. nf ""'W
latAl Harrison Phoebus, elooed
;!. a i - Tn: nni..i.,ui immii-
8h i Ureeu.and recocded in book F,ri
kavestrug-eled" madly; wildly."j i
"Bnt how did you, a. sensible younyi
man. come to fall so far?"
-. "It waa our parents' faulL" T ;
"tyhatr - - -
"Oh, you may say Vhat as touch as
you please, but it's tr"? just the same.
You were all rieht You were lucky.
Ther called yOu" Bill, and there you
vrere. What did they christen me?
WhT. 'Herbert Edwin.' and from that
lay I was doomed. There was no more
hope forme than for a man named Bal
four at an irish picnic . j
"We didn't realize what ia meant,
but you can .remember how! thing"
were. Your name was Bill and your
hair, was cut .when you. put on your
first trousers. My name was Herbert
Edwin and they put me in Fauntlcroy
and let my hair gxow and. tried to curl.
...tint, in th town of Dunn also one
horse t buggrya, AUol the anove ianos;Deingr
fully described intbe above referred to mort;
. .nri Blurt b. full descriDtlon of the -same
. y hut hr aoDlylnarto me in person. This
December xtttn. i i. r.. oiruu,
gigeo. F. F, Jones, Attorney.
NOTICE.
By virtue of a power of sale
crtain Mortirsire Deed by Ja
contained in a
certain Mortage Deed by Jamea w. Avera to
Pave 7 and 7H, recora oi tiarneii count, .
which aortgacre Weed naa peen aij jf -
aigned to me. 1 win aeu a puduc sate iwf
cash at the Court House door in LilHiigtoo,
on Monday the stain aay 01 reoruwy mja. at
i o'clock M.a certain traea 01 iana in urove
Jan. it iw.
NOTICE.
ccitain Aiacixagd ueeu Dy j. l.. tsyru to j. a
Ureeu.and recocded in book iHo. 3, page
173 and 71 records of llarnett county, which
ton, . and they were married iu Wasl
ington at the residence of his brother mt Mortgage Deed has been duly assigned
. . . to me. I will sell for eaah at'pqblic sale at the
ycitrfia'.
Court House door, in 'LiUtnfrton on Monday
t heist h day of February lb5 at 2 o'clock M.,
a certain traca or land in urove Townsnip,
Harnett cou my, S. C, containing thirty acres
more oa less. - Tbla Dec. stfith 18j4. Kaiford
Lucas Asslgueo of MoptKMee. Jan. 21 vr.
John Rums. M P., the famous
labor leader i in tbe city
There will certainly be an extra
session of Congress unless a satis
factory finaucial bill is passed. tvtortoaobsale! Undr and by vir.
Mr..Bl.ino ha, U b.r bou "UST. ? Sr:
here on LaPavette San are. A ma7s I tegiatered ia book H. No. Page 77 and 18
J " 1 in Hegisters Office Harnett county, North
nifW.nfc theatrA will ha erenaed on it. I Carolina. I will seU at pnblic auction at the
Mr. James G. Blaine, Jr.. is in this Ton tbe find day of Ja?. A. D. 1W5. at ll o'clock
' - I M .thf" following Rfal Eat&tfl. aitnatd. 1 vln
dtV. He is attending tbe law de and being iuHaruett county. North Carolina
Onrtment of the UniverSltV Of Vir- joining the lands of U. t. Gilbert. John Oil
- I . ...4 T . nm...i . .. m
gihia and hopes to
studies next summer.
complete his pf sale. cash.
RANSOM S GREAT CATJ-
ens SPEECH-
The prominent part played by
Senators Daniel and IJansom in the
Democratic Senatorial caucuses has
caused nuch comment among the
national Icgislatprs of both parties.
The mere fact that Senator Daniel's
proposition to apply cloture received
so little support in no way brings
criticism upon him. Senatprs . gen?
eralry say that be acted . handsomely
througbtout the agitation, and wep
be found bi party associates vera
against him. he withdrew his resolu
tiou in a mosl courteous manner, and
deejded, to -hp.w gracefully to tha wili
of the majority.
y Many of the 'North 'Carolinians re-
gret that. the great piHicli pf Senator
Ransom could net have been made
putliciy instead of behind closed
doore.in a party caucus. Hi etf rt
is tbe tall of the dav. 'He was very
efTecttve in ui- opppi ion to apply
in5 ',"u'e' t th Senate, an what
be 9 aid l ad much to do with bringing
about the final revult ju r?,e cauuus.
One of the North Carolina. mim
bers of the House said to-day: "The
people of our State will ever h ive the
highest administration. ni;d regard
for Senator Ransom, and Democrats
down my w,ay will qever cease to re
gret that the receqt land.side will re
tire hitq from the Seqsto. 'ib
praise accorded his re q ark a before
the caucus will greatly pleaso h a
friends in the S,tate( and y uUl fnd
that .the people of . thetO Siuuth
generally will applaud General Rnn
om foy insisting en. jia:vH g-iy
co e of. rules Whit; . rlc iVa.f L four
Dec. la-lw
V. U. JuunsQx, Mprtagft.
TTOME
FERTILIZER
FOR
COTTON CORN & GENERAL PROPS
yed and endorted by leading farmers
in North Carolina and the South for tle
past twenty years. Read following .cecc
tiricates, and send for puuiphlet giving
directions for mixing, testimonials, &c.
xiKr next issue wiPtfill glvebri
ketches iif fitir present U. Senators
snd eaah ek we will give 'sketches
pflha or. j iia uatil all 'from
fbis StaVt are mcntiouihL
1 i
.
Tbis Pptrt ta charged hands,
g 5 KcrtyUpn privo ?100 pet ear.
j vear Sjjo the Repubnuait irce bill.1
irivf i Hlhuvud Dfspatclfx
Mabvjixe. N. C, Sept, 80, 'W.
ifessrs Borkin, Crofbr fc Co. '
Gentlemen: The chemicals T' bought
of you '.or ujakiuff tilonw FertHizeiV
continue to,give satistiction. I -only use
it unuVr cotton. Yon knqw ( in?t think
it good, or I should nQt have iied it so
long. This makes. 18 tir 17. years .that-1
liavc been nsing it, and its use has mde
inc able to pay for it cash, not on crop
time. . Yours truly'
Tjios S. KyXKSr
Cheraw, S. C. Oct. 1, 1SD3.
Msr. Boykij:. Carmer Co.
.h ' -'
1 1: gives m pleasure to pay we have
been uss rfttur Rome fertilizer" for
lft;e t ln frfteenLyeara coutinouslr and
expect cyutiiiue to do so Qf conrse,
we are entirely lafisfled thitit pys;; us
to use; it v Respect,' J. W McHTay,
Top Tare' ajl Crpp h' rt4Cerealite.'
POSITIONS uUAnflUTEEQ
uodsr re&soaable cooditioov Omr FREE 95 Pf
111 ! - . - M I 1. .5 1
KA5RYttU 1 Writs for catalone. 1 j
, SAoftitanc, rwunni
spend more money in
. k . Hold ,ta Ireland.
All authorities agreejn stating that
Che, ancient inhabitants of Ireland
must have been very familiar with gold
and well accustomed to its use. Kative
jrold occurs In geological deposits in
many parts of Ireland. ' Until lately
the gold mines ?Of Wlcklow. were the
most productive- of the British Isles
and besides this there are six other
known gold-producing' localities Anw
trim, Derry, Tyrone, KUdare, Dublin
and Wexford. It is provable, however,
that many of the earner" auriferous do,
posits have-been worked ot orwo un
icnown. . It is a foot that no country
tu Europe possesses w much manuf ao
tared gold beldngnjr- to early aroa aa
Ireland. In the iunseura of .the-Coyal
Irish academy a(ue . there arc nearly
four hundred specimens pf lbi gV7
antiques. The gold antiiuitfcsin &e
British cmsaum illustrative of jiriti&h
history are, . without exception,. Irish.
The museum of Trinity eollcje, Dub-
Un, contains many tine example, "and
i there are several lanre orivate collco.
v,4 tiona. But there ia no doubt that
t"T much create ouastfties of trold oxnar
Lt-ttxah are bow - kavwn as xi&tin
Warbbj? Caryer. the a.
... r 1 VT w 0 . r
tor mi u . o. iaT.e iroai
berland couaiy; don'r wem to be
in much. fcEverybKly r?u
9 a a ' a
iu. arion.ousir. Juait. Waser, iiinis "r
and otUr.
BMkHuMlnr. Shaftluni. rwunntttfa -sad Is' . -,- .
rrsphy. Wespendmore money ia th iomf.ol ni wen ui iwww.
oar EaiployatratDrpanaeat nnurhalt the Bmioesa i
Ctttlii) ' Colieceakpirfaa"tBtTioa. d weeks by our aBetho j n , . . , . 7 . - . -
i ft.rhf skene iTeqaal to ia weeka by th j Berghem. the Dutch painter; had a
piipiaa.-iachra. 600 atudeata paat Hvao. aeokllng wile, lie was lazv and she
book euV0d2pn thrifty and insisted that he ahould
HOMS STUDY. iKepworic. nia araato was over tbe
oa CO dara trial. Writaaa sad esplala kitchen, and from time to time Frau
N. B-Wa py S. cash for aUva- Bertrhem nounifMi thm milino- with .
-
vacauoo; eeter say
racaruly prepared
eparteaioaa, pronaaq ws fA asms. f riwao sua
wai
I Berghem responded by stamping, to
assure her that he was awake and
xuiinsr to buiinesa. ' ." "'
You can get
4"That- waa the 'Way fit, was right
long through school , and college..
Why, I might hae been pn the foot
ball team if the captain had not said.
Herbert Edwin t Well; I guess not.'
That settled it, and all the honors I
rot was a place on the '! sophomore re-
;eption committee, which was worse
than nothing- - 1 1
'Honestly, Bill, when I graduated
from college and came home, I firmly
determined to flo the right thine. I
aid to myself, 'I will show these peo
ple an example of a man becoming a
:redit in spite of adverse cireum--itancea.'
-I will live down my name, or
rather, I will rise superior-to 3ts bale
ful influence .That was v.-hat I said,
but itHvas of no-tise. v
""In a mOmewtof careless foolhardy
thought of my terrible danger came to
me. Through the waving petals pi
the phrysanthemum on my coat I could
oatch occasional glimpses of the dim,
wintry sun, and'" I went calmly to my
fate. On -the., sidewalk in front of the
house a benevolent-looking old gentle
man handed " me a tract with,a plead
mg, warning look. ' It was headed:
'The Ter rjble Curse, or Why Thomas
J. Bippus Became T. Juniper Bippus
I thrus the 'tract in n-y pocket. Ah!
If I - haa only read it then and taken
heed. .. ... .. j j": .
"As I went up the steps a man
pushed, by me, putting on his coat ai
he went. . .1 recognized him. His name
was Ebenezer Isaac. 'Where's th
nearest bar?' he said, wildly. I've been
poisoned.' "Wilh a happy stnile the tract
man pointed to the corner, ahd Ebe
eer disappeared. i ? '
''Inside there were twenty-six )adi
and one. man. ,IIa name was Reginald
Algernon, and he owned the place. I
was introduced as Herbert Edwin and
was made much of. . I drank 'tea and
then I. drank more tea, and I ate little
combinations of air' and " sugar called
in flattery cakes That night j I : wint
home with no appetite for dinner but
thoroughly steeped in tea and small
talk. The next morning I awoke with
an utter loathing. for tea. If the Chit
uese nation could have had only one
big tail I would have spent; hours
weakinjr it. But I recovered and
went again.
f it needless to speak of the steps
In my downfall. Tou see the result. I
am a confirmed five o'clock tea'er. 1
make afternoon, calls, and as soon as
five q'clpck comes if I can not get to a
tea I go nearly' frantic BUI; if you
)ove me, If you have .any remembrance
of our boyhood days, "you-will make
me some tea, rustle, the furniture about
and talk to me pi the;, curious com
plexion and perfectly lively lace Aliss
JcS watt wore at the reception -yesterday."
;
Herbert Edwin staggered serosa the
room, and fell weeping on a divaq,
Washington atar. 1
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Tliink of your hohie news week
for one DoUar, ;s
We want this paper to go into the homes of the
people of Harnett, Johnston, CumbeWaiid ai
son, -
Samn
The paper is under new man-
future he
Bittman.
agement and will in
run by Grantham &
We will furnish you with a ood
county paper the coming year,
giving you the Countyi State and
General Bews. News . ironi Mffij&i
gress, and our own State Leeisla-
ture will be furnished every week.
Su bscribe, to-day-81.00 will get
the BBper for" 1 895.
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; rours to serve,
v Grantham
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gumee up stairs o.teitswre
of C. Lane,
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