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It XN Harnett County, N-
Kii rrrd arco.dinjr to j.ostal irgnla
ti .ii at tlpr pO!utUcvu iaun, N. C, a
trcomf clis.- mutter.
K. GRANTHAM,
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.Editors.
4AI1 conroi.lctlon must rch uou
Notlceaof CtiairhrnUtnmoDta and all other
cotter of like tuvinct from which revenue 1
10 be 'derived, will be cUrgtJ 5 enU per
Itoe.
BaaiDes local will be snul to r 'J;
TtrtUrtltllcn.KKr l. LocaU without
rea-ular alverUa-a.uU will be charged i
eutper Hue,
Jub8erlbT trill becnt off at tbe expiration
f their Milrrl.lloii uuU we are "'J'ea
and iij papr wiil lie dlacoiitlnueiUuutU the
j tripttou l4p'.4p-
f mun)ration nort always h' the
tta r' name alined, aud umal be written
1 ny oa owe ai4e of t!:e paper.
i.f-rirtliM? rates famished on ap- ,
m . - . - - - o I
location, I
HTXo Irjil notices inserted tritkoul
cash it. ( otce.
No comronnlcAtion will be rr,pted
unless accompanied by tlie writer
name.
flg, H silvrt'-ements Inserted four
siKTrwitc weeks will be o-iuiifi onf
moi.tli. and will l" inserted and t barged
-until oidcrcd di-oontlniud when the
lime - not ecined.
UR3S CF SUBSCRIPTS.
Three Months 2.Ccnts
Months - - -b ' 'p
J;r Yar.w... " l.oO
Sent bv Mail. Payable In advance.
The bill introduced in the Senate
to redoee marriage license from
$3 00 to f 1.50 was pigeon-ho'ed not
withstanding ti e fervent etlort tlut
Mime of its advocates made for iu
passage. Wc are scrry for th mem
t from Satnpsou because thne is n
likelyhood tlial it ould have eavid
ti m $1 50 on ai intended invest ucut.
The Legislature has bec i running
about half of t Iks time they are al
lowed to stay in Hatetgh and noth
Ing of anj cjnscquence done yet.
Guess they are trying to imitate this
Congress that baa been setting so
Ion.
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Mr. O.iver. a native of
Sampson county and doubtless well
known by many of our readers who
now resides in Georgia, has recently
been ap'pointed by President Cleve
land as Consul General to Merida,
Yucatan,
TitE collision of the Eibcs with an
unknown vessel in tho waters f the
North Sa lat week wa a ad atTa-r.
T here were 3C0 people on the steam
er when llt.crah came, ai.d only 50
tui'.es ftvm lard yet 2?0 of then,
went down ;n a watery - grave. It
was a Trench boat from Breman and
uas on a ojage to New York.
Senator llurrows walk arourd th
hcaate chamber, since hi promos
lion from the Lower IIoue, as if he
Tad been aieraor fur year irsie:d
f for a few days. There are quite
a number of Kcpresen'.a'.ives wh
ould bo glad some of. thee dajs io
ricDum into full flegcd Senators, and
it is no wonder that many of thert.
are looking with longing eyca b the
Uj per House. Within the past few
j ears neatly h score of fknfi'.or
have Cfossed from tle souihrn
lo
the nitrtliern end ot the Capito. It
is an interes'in facr, however, ttiat
tie larger states rarely promote a
rran from the House to the Senate.
In t!os Urger areas tlie politician
who to the Senate is a nan who has
kept in Ucb with politic t-U over
the State. A notable exception,
however, was Hoscoe Conkling, who
went io tne Senate from the House;
Imt even In bia cae he was strong
11 over the Slate, and had an ii.flu-
t-nee that was almost uational.l
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Kverybfiy who knows Mr. Reed
at U knows his abhorrence of loud
r flashy drest. His fraiu low
aulUs in evt(krxe on ihis poin IK
dislikes Jewelry Ilia scarf pin is
raodest; no rings sparkle on bis fing
ers. Well, tbe otber day he was pre
tented with a cane. It was an enor
tnoas affairj with a hi id as big as a
f toiball. a;-d itb ureat sold ctrving
Aid elaborate filagree work. Mr.
Used gs;ed as he clutc'.eii the cne.
I u. be curied it brave!y until be se-
ir d a little privacy. Then he took
n newspaper and quie'Jy; wrapped
ii u,e cane; be swatrred the n-UMre
i. Ri in manRercn:es aua ne-f)i
ihf illr outfit into leropory rtire
iiicnt. Wtien he readied homo I
l- u.bltl bundle U his wife. He
I t.-Mihrl a ai?h of relief as be saw It
-tju-rnt ui a closet, and srhn it j
r Uxuvn it will be lM -
yr-uw m:rvnS dy ia the Keed
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
(special Corejoi.lence of Central Timea.l
Washington. D. C, Feb. 2tb. 1895
the Williams vs Settle contested
election has Us cd neatly two 3 ears.
When i began m neb bitterness ,was
engendered, and tbe lo factions
promised to make-a lively fight 'for
iliescat, D plomacy and self-interest
msy cause a di!f-rpi.t terroir:
lion to the affair. There arc pre
cedents for co-dud;ng contts c 1
election Cases at tbe close of tbe 8CS-
s.on, and givi!g the onsted member
the seat and the salry in a lamp mm
or $10,000. One member frorolhe
First North Carolina District bad
this good lock about ten or fifteen
jearsao, It may happen again
this ycr. It could be arranged so
that llb Mr. Williams and Mr. Set
tie would be the gainers by such a
co nnroniise.- If Mr. y Uli Jtns gets
10 000 for the seal fr
a week r
to he could well tlTord to pay bim
twice C.i.ofess;onal salary for
the conces-ion. The tiT payers
might suffer, but they are a- cusioroed
J and making good
all defici nces.
A very shrewd politician s id to
v-ur cone-j o.-dent yesterday: "The
outlook is t'-.-t. there will be . no
Gnancial le'.olaiion lurinj; this ses
sion of Congress. The President U
getting rea-ly lo 'mac n $100,000,000
wurtb of Inmds I ki.ow this to be a
fagt, and th-a the bo. iU are now be
ing printed at the Bureau of Engrav
ing and Printing. The Administra
tion does not now expect any finau
,ma! hill to bpcome a law ana de
pends on this larga" bod issue to
tide over, the present stringe-cy."
Secretary Carlisle U not in the leas
disturbed about the condition of the
Treasury, lie thinks there will be an
incrcas, in tLe rvenuo of the 'govern
ment iu tLe Spring sufficient to sup
ply the needed futids. I hope he 'is
right in his calculations. There is no
denying the fact t .at chuos expresses
in a single word, the financial situa
tion among tlie Democrats here. The
Silverites threatened a few days ago
to introduce a bill as antagonistic as
possible to the Presideut'd program
There is a small clique ia the Senate
in favor of compromising differences
if possible. This se. Has no lender
however, cat accomplish nothing. In
fnet. it looks as if the Democrat-c
party needed a leader, Faction
Hohta are the order kf the dav, and
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there is no leLing what an hour roa.
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b'inJZ forth..
lesicrdiy afternoon, the President
nominated Holmes Conrad of ,Vir
ginia to be Sulicilor-Geiierd of th
United Mates and J. N, Dickinson
of Tennesee to be Assistant Attoruev
I. S.l:citor licneral Maxwell
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-Poini1 Jus nosittun oecause ue
could not get aljiig vvitli Attorney
General Olnry.
A Mr. Oliver of Georgia,, but a
native of Sampson county. X, C, ha
just b.sen appointed Consul General
to Merida, Yu atan.
There was a lively fight in the
Hour.e Yesterday between Mr
Hrickinrttl e of Kentucky, and Mr.
Heard of .Missouri. Tn lie was
oassed. and but for '.he prompt jn-
a
terference of members and tho Ser
geant-al-arms they would have come
to blow-. Ibtih gentlemen were be,
fore the' bar of the House and with
drew tht-ir'rerirk3, hut. Mr. Rreckin
ridsre afterwards intimated that this
was not the last of it. B-eck'n-
ri.iir? caiua u i "an uiiaru u
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scoundrel and Heard said fie silver
tongued ort.tr wa- a "bar.
Tne reception at tlie WMic House
Friday niliu to the Judiciary and the
Membeiaot Congress was hr.Miant
and well alten.leil, A nuinMer of
North Carolinians wcr present
Senator nd Mrs. Jarv s lef. foe
their home in Greenville, North U.r
olina Tuesday, li li were verv lp
ular in Waihing'on. Senator J.rvis
made in the few m -ths he was here
a reputation lor be;n an honest man
a sincere friend, a fine pirlara-n-tarin.
and a safe ju licious and able
statesmtn. Hs h.d :.ot b ea be e a
month before he foretold the presa t
tinanvial diiuculttes, aad aid a joint
caucus of the Democratic House and
Se ate ou Jit yo bs called to ag-ee on
a financial bi'l that would relievo the
Treasury. His advice ouht to ha e
been heeded.
Hon, S. Id. Alexander is pushing
his wise bills to ; erect a $70,000
lighthouse near tlie oou'bVr the Cape
Fear, with a $3,003 electric light, aud
comfortable quarters at Southpor
f.-r the ub-clleclor of customs, co
to cost over $500.
Winaton mliht stand a chanc of
?elUng a $75.00 D public buildiog bill
tt.rouglv. when it comes to one
cos' in? $275,000. it is out of the
question, espec ally at this time.
Priichar I and Settle are at tbe
Ebhitt Ho! and went to tb tbe
Atrw tn?e'her last week. This mean
!lhfr bW hate-mrif a;' past dif.
jferfnce ...
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NOTES.
MiWDAY THE 4th.
Mr Padd:.on presents a petition
asking Tor an tpornpnatiori for the
colored training school of Long
Creek. . i
Mr. AdarV intrmluced a bill to
regulate the Superior Court1? of
bore county.
Mr. Parsons a bill to amend sec-
t'.n 676 of tho Code relative to the
foriit vtion of eorpoations.
r. Pad.lis n. a bill .to. repeal see
tion 3750 r the Code fixing the sal
aries of clerks of the courr.
Mr. SuMlers, a bill in refere ce
ho!diig county insiitu'.ions t -r school
leaefsers.
Mr. Sharp, a bill to , prohibit sa!e
of liq.i"r iu mo miles of the Sterling
11 dorm churcli in Iredell coumv;
also 'i biil t provide for a cotton
weisber at Moonsvdle; a!3o a bill to
proliibit the sale of liquor in certain
localities.
Mr- Grant, a bill to repeal chapter
272 of ,!.e hi a f '15,
Mr. FaMhing a bill to prohibit the
sale of i-itoxicatini' tiqirs.
The l)'li rciiar linjr labor in fac
tories was re-reforrfd to tlie com
mittee, Mil? to establ'sn grad.ed schools at
Kihston pas-ed second' re:viiisr.
Bill rc-i-uUting thft f-pe. d. of 'driv
ing over Tnr rier passed ih'ini r-ul
iniX
Bi l ti provid that any coun ies in
i he stale may 'cvy a tax ftr the im-
provertient of the public roads. After
eoniderabie discussion the bill w-f.s
re-refcrred to -he ; Comm.iitee on
roads. ;
Bib to regulate fees for register;n-jr
crop liens cau-d much ilebate. the
Pot.uiUts and Kepub icans favoiing
a reduction of the fees. Mr. Dowd
said this idea of reform ought, to ex
tend tr the per diem of Senators
on t lie floor aid he i hoped Senators
would alio their consciences to pre
vail in this matter also. Mr.' Fowler
opposed the reduction, and said th-
fees charged M'ere not excessive. H -moved
'o re-refer the bill. The raos
lion was put and the Senate refined
to re-refer, j
Later The Senate, after passing
the bill reducing registration fees on
lien bntids to fif-.' cents and prob te
lees to te:: .cents, adjourned, Wil
mington Star. i
LI7SKP03L LETTER.
The following. letter was receive'
Feb 1st. by 1 lie Times fiom Liccr
pool, and will be of mncli interest to
the furmei : !
Liverpool., Jan, 15th 1805.
I) ear. Sin: . ince our letter of
the 12, h December, in which we. re
ferred to the continued selling of n .w
crops, lii ere has been a further de
c ioe ami cot to i for 1895 -96 is sell
ing he'e on a basis of about 4 cents
do plantation s tn America; the sell
ers of these positions are very rg
gresive, and reports being current
Ihat'auotiicr large crop will be plant
ed, feel confident th tt the' will be
eaab'.e to lepurcl.ase their present
sales' at a profit of one cent or more
In other words, thev expect that far
mers will be ready to part with 'th
next crop at thre - ceritn and bel w
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O. c urse ' -t n i itie or
no
doubt 'ha', if it i- lefj. to Liverpod
merchants Ui.d la:chealer spintiors.
price will rule ery lovv, and it
would be unorLutlai.e if we should
get another enormous cr-i; ven
8 000,000 ba!e
too larg for :
vouid be
v.'.-r'd'j. !
men's wV.cn r- co i-:er iba:
E:g!l.i spinner i-.hy n 1 ij.ie-.iu- ::; t
good poS'i li. ti; il iu h i Tt:iis:ua ;
trade c-m iri-i Fra-ice. Germ m v.
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Aus'r n i.-ii Ru-sia-pwe bez to a
a e fairiy !ayoib e. J
Very truly.
1EFU C'OWELX. & Co.
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LUNN MARKET,
t ORittCTED Weekly.
C ra 4ft to 50c per bu.
t )ats 55 o 60c, "
Peas 45 to 50c. M .
Flder 50 to GOc. "bun.
-Chickens 10 o 20c
Ezs ll tol4c - doa.
Batcr 20 to 25v -lb.
Meat, C R Side 8 to 8 j, ' . - -
Ham, new 7$ to 8c -
. Cotto'a 4?. - : .
Coffee I8to20. - -
d'gar (-., "
Turpentine. Y. D. $L60 - bbi
Scrape $1.10 - -
RgX John Where d too get
snch nice shoes, you get er.ly wemcli
salry ? f
John VelI !U2es 'too see I take
he newspapers and ran find oat just
where 1 can ouj kkU the cLcapra
CATTLUCKIPS.
The New Gun Which Is Wounled on
the Latest Vessels.
. The ships of the Majestic and Mag
nificent' class j England's latest bat
tleships, are to be armed with a new
type of weapon in their main bat
teries. A new Kuni mounted, ha3
also been designed, and" both piece
and carriage are now underoin.i; .
severe tests, j The pun is a 12-inch
breechloading rifle. A service jour
nal says that in it a compromise has
been effected between the 10-inch
rUn of the Centurion and the 13.5
ineh gun of the Jloyal Sovereign
class. It can be Crcd quicker than
the lighter weapon, and inflict
greater 'damago than the heavier
In the Royal ; Sovereiifns and Adj
mirals the guns have to be brought
to a fixed loading station, and the
barbette locked before loading car)
be commenced, but here an alter
native central loading sysiem m
provided, in .addition .to the hxed
loading station, so that the guns can
be loaded. at any position of train
ing; and one can be kept pointed at
tbe enemy while the other is being
loaded. Every operation, such as
training, elevating, loading, etc.;
can be performed by hand as well
as by hydraulic power. The gun is
loaded in the run-out position
which it takes up after firing-, due
to the. action of powerful springs
which are compressed during recoil,
and as the nun runs out after re
coil, the breach is automatically
opened, being again instantly closed
after loading jby moving a lever
The loading arrangements are alsb
very 114) vel, and are designed 'with a
view to saving time-; for, while in the
Roval Sovereign it takes about twd
and a half minutes to .fire a round, in"
the new gun a minute ana a. uau is.
suf;lcint. Made of steel and wire,
the gun weighs about forty-seven
tons; and, with the mounting, will
be protected by a powerful shield
mounted on a j turntable, as in the
Centurion. Cordite ammunition is
to be used, the weight of the charge
being about 150 pounds. The prob
able "life'. of the gun has not yet
been ascertained, but it is so con
structed as to survive by many
rounds the 13.5-i::ch weapon. JC.'
Y. Times. i '
- HANGING PICTURES,
Middle of the Painting Should Ee on
a Level with the' Eye.
In hanging pictures it is well to
avoid too niuch uniformity. Give
the picture the best position possi
ble as to Uhtt;and above all things
do not hang it too high, says, the
Washington Star. Pictures must
sometimes be skied in galleries, but
they need never , undergo this hu
miliating treatment in the drawing
rccm. The middle of a picture should bo
on a level witb or a trifle above, the
eyes that look upon it. 1 a beauti
ful room great variety may be dis
played in the position of the various
pictures. Family pictures should
not be on exhibition in those rooms
of the house winch are set apart for
occasions of ceremony. These may
be appropriately used in bedrooms,
or even in little studios, or dens,
which people have to themselves.
Many walls are very trying to pic
tures, and it not infrequently hap
pens that a really. beautiful engrav
ing or water color loses its charm
because of f.n ' ineffective cr dis:
cordant background. One may re
ceive hints aud suggestions as .to
tlie proper hanging of pictures by
an occasional" visit to studios or gal
leries, where frequently the tones of
the walls are effectively treated so
as to bring out the best points in
the picture. . Not long ago in a coun
try house a woman cf taste hit upon
the plan of hanging a bare white
wall with a drapery laid ou smoothly
of rich-toned olive plush. Against
this her pictures and engravings
stood out in greatly added beauty.
Blue denim makes a cool and effec
tive background for some pictures.
The Inventor Got Fifty Cents.
In a quaint old house at No. 609
Marshall street lives Frank O. Des
champs, who, although over seventy
' years old, has been inventing things
all his life. Mr. Deschamps is as
active as a boy of twenty, lives all
. alone amidst his models and con
trivances, cooks bis own meals, acts
as his own housekeeper, and is as;
naPpy as lke y is: long. Mr. Des-
chatnps's first invention of note was
the artificial leg. It was over fifty
years ago when Mr. Deschamps,
their an apprentice was asked by. bis
master to see what he could do for a
foppish Frenchman who had lost a
leg. At that time only wooden pegs
were known, and the Frenchman was
dissatisfied with this by no means
elegant substitute. In two daj-s
youug Deschamps bad finished s
complete model of an artificial leg,
with every movement of the natural
limb duplicated. ' His, master bad it
patented, and it yielded him a for
tune. T got fifty cents out of it,'
laughingly remarked Deschamps
'The Frenchman .gave me that and
told me to go over to Smith's island
and enjoy myself. And I thought I
was in great luck at. that." Phila
delphia Iuquirer.
The man who only advertises Ms bnsi.
ness three months iu (he year wdl not
propr. Brtrr, sippo. vm. coe
your store door nine ni with, ia twelve,
could you s i 5crcJ
S?hd in rnnr order for lob work
Lc """e prepared to do yonr work as
n l Y ,,et a Jou caa ,bT u
ENGLAND'S
IBWIfniif Riflniiti ii !
PURE NORTH
. Ji CAROLINA CORN
WHISKEY.,
O. M. KELLY'S make bandied by
MYSELF EXCLUSIVELY.
Special atcention paid to the shipping
trade,
Old Rye Whiskey. Fine Brandies
aird Wrires for Medical Family uses.
Your patronage solicited
D. McBRO WN, jj
r Litmn, N- C
Other firms have claimed to
.o, 11p Hip O. M. Kellv whiskey. Re
ware, the C. M. Kelly Corn whiskey
is handled by me only.
Fine Tobaccotp. Cigars and can
goods all ways in stock;
JanslG-tf,
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION".
Notice is herebv civen that the firm -
heretofore doing business under the
;h nt name of of Bi itt & Jonlan. in the
fown of Diimi, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. J. 11. Jor
dn has assumed all the liabilities of
said linn and all persons holding claims
agaiu.-l. sa'ui firm will present the same to
"J? E. Jordan for payment and all per-
.-s iiulebt! (1 to iaid firm will make
payment to J. E. Jordan at once.
' JS. T. BKtTT,
J. E. JoBn..
riiiiin, N. C. - Jan. 15f l6l3.
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NOTICE OF LAND SALE.
Bv virtue of t!ir- power of sale contained in
n. ..rtaln mortfajr ;'-ed made 1 G. m. Capps
aVl v.'ife to K l Youn and recorded in book
So. 2, pages 10 sviiui u, recohaa ci Haritein
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CoUliiy, .', i'li iraiisi.-rrfu vy asm x. r
Voun - to me, 1 will sel4 at public sale for cash
c 1 h 7lh day of March U.'d at li o'clock . fit
the court house door. the following real esti ta
1.. wit: A certain trace or lanu in Harwell
cuiity alout 15 miles from Duiiu, containing-
'Ai acr'S. more or less aji c isaia iauu uein.ijr
f uilv d;sciibod iu said mortae. See record
Att y. Mortfc'aee.
ale to take place in Lillington.
If
is elected to the .
TJ. S. SENATE.
and 1 am still selling YADKIN
County CORN Whiskey, Guaran
teed pure . and is pronounced by
olivsicians io oe tne ourusi. on iut
market,
Marry land XXX Rye,
i'ure Apple Bratidy, Fine Wines for
ohuich purposes &c. '
Positively n Kelly whiskey kept
in st:ck! nor any other brands, ex-
ept thofce 1 can rccc mmend. Ilav
ing been iniormed that other dealers
were claiming to be doing business
tor me, and thereby deceiving some
of my friends, I call jour attention
io the faci that I tun in no wa- con
ned ed with any tther. bar,, except my
own in the Nimocks building.
Thanking ray Trends and cus
tomers lor the libera' share of patron
age bestowed upon me in the past
and hoping by honest and square
dealings to merit a continuance ol
ihe same, I nn.
Yours anxious to please,
W- S JACKSON, Agent,
DUNN, N, C. jan-2a-tf.
WANTED Do you want to start the
Mew Year in a good M)?itiou
'that, will pay you well, provided you are
a good salesman. aitu culleetor ?
AVe want live, energetic men to canr
vas, sell machines and collect. If there
is a.i agent in your community, we cau
locate you elsev, heie iu a good section.
We. furnish a nice lbrht runnb.g wagon.
,ige;it to fiu iii&h hor&e aud harness aud
snake a $500 bond, Vve offer a good
salary or commission contracts, one un
der which a live, energetic, hustling man
'oan make and save' money. .Men of char
acter and good make-up do -well to se
cure Work with the Company for If suc
cessful and the bashes entrusted is
Handled hoi.or.iblj-, they will be pro
moted to a more ve.-poitibleositioii if
trust and responsibilit j with increased
compensation. Address
11. L. GREEN. lJisiriet Agent,
Raleigh, N, C.
J, II. Harley. Manager,
Wilmi:igtoii,N. C. jin-23 2in.
srfr Jr (vn
Big Day!
ON tle' 3nl rsaiurday iu February
1825, will be a big d y in
DUNN.
THE merchants in all lineaof trade,
will on that day give
SPECIAL BARGAINS
to all classes of men.
A GENERAL TKADK DAY
hen yon can exchange anything
you may bring ;o town.
Lev all who wjnt special bargain
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