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THE COUNTY UNION. J)l'XN, Hurnat County, N C. K.i:Ttl acco.iltng in postal rcgula J j ... .u the iiitfifJi.-H at Dunn, X. C, a? k. ioihI clxt matter. O. K. GRANTHAM, NTII.VM, ) Editors. TTMAN, J J. P. PI nrktt communications znut reach us on Tuesday evtuwutf. ! Notice of Church entainmeiitn ami all olh-r Bittlffit like manner f rri whlni rrvnue is to bii Uerjyetl, WW Ue Kharged 5 cents lr line, ' Business locals will C niad to regular al vertiiMrn at 5 rent -T line. Lucal without r-rulJir advertisements will be charged tents ier line, Siit.norlrers will becot off at the expiration uf tliHir culcri.ti.n unless we art' notified (ii'.l no aiT will te discontinued until the jtuliMTli.tion lsi-aidup. C..ii:iiiuniratioiis muHt always ha-e the .Tiitlior's ntiiiie sit'nfd. and miiHf b'l written j laii.ly on oik; side of the jaier . . J3rjjr.dveiti.-ing rates furnished on ap liut ion. l'No Iftjul notices inserted . without cn.sk it wlcunce. . i i i i utiles ai;uiiija!ikl by the -writer's ji;-iiie. . . .9uMl nlv-rfi.--ini.nt"' in-?it-d four month, and will lie iiis'TtI and charged iijitil onlereil discontinued when the iine i-Miot .-pecilied. TERItlS CF SUBSCRIPTION. Three Mouth- 2- Cents. pix Month- ;J Cents. One Year -$1.00. Sent ly Mail. Payable in advance. Imtnn. , X. C, Jlne 12 1803. POPULIST PLEDGE. The Populist, throughout Corlh 'Carolina pledged themaelve3 to the pepl3 as their frijndi while on ,' the hiuinj), and that their,plan was the only salvation .to the struggling nAisses ot toilers. The condition, of the country to-day is agiiust the toilers, and will eyer rotnain so, as long as such a gang hold the got en .1 In their hands. 'lue worst step the populist ever cade was when they stepped into the third party. Now the wisest Btep of ttaeirjife is to step oat and shake the dust of thirdpartyisrn from ir leet, and ask God to forgive them for their wanderings come back to the fold and ask their broths ers Democrats, to accept them, even longer worthy to enjoy the blessings you enjoy. You fo'!"wed after false Prophets who with fcilver tongues and lyidg Jips aid : tSOome and go with us, be our friends. Give ua the power and we will debtrby the old wals of democracy and rebuild tbemj; with gdd and silver, and when they are esiab.ished, (we the leaders of our children.) will come again and take you to .urs.-!vc3, that where we arc, there jou may be also, aud upon the throne of the White House you shall behold the smiling face of your King Marry Ann iiutler, seated, there, deal ing out fat ounces, now all you fellows who follow us shall have some fat ollice, even you shall be appointed, honored and exaulted to that office which gives you power over your neighbor you shall be a magistrate Now Mr. Populist, haye they come again after you? Have they taken you to the beautiful city of Washing ton and there bid you bohold your King. Butler ? Did you oet that fat utlioe at the ha; ds of your deceitful friends Do you love Butler fur; his kind interest manifested in your behalf on the stump?, Now don't you know you have been deceived aud thai you cau't -afford as wise and intelligent men, to remain iu the gang who have in every way proven themselves in capable and uncorapotent to fill the position to which tthey were elected, further umre than all this, they have proven themselves as false (that is the leaJers) as he who is the father lies. , The people must rule the govern ment and not the government rule the people. Come out from them and with these word stamped upon jojur Urt say: Democracy Democracy! Pil forsake thee not, Til loye the ever, 1M condern, thee never, 1'U tit fend tlree foreyer, and ever. The Populis say that their pa-ty and the Republican pwty makes a p it. It seemed to be a full l ouse i.i t se legislature. Noah made a fill house out of pa:rs hut we don't b-lieye he had a pair of thcW birds l 1 tt e Ark. t so. there would haye b en u mighty d cord, for the Pep u'i-t would have said give me charge of thf Ark Nii, and then the pop. repu'i'iotiu wouli haw fued and it would have ben a madd.e liktui.to t?t"DHigl?,9 lcjislature. 1 i TO THE CITIZENS 'OP DUNS AND COMMUNITY. After carefully and ;,.-ayerfully conoid -ring yo ir Urge petition, org .p u:.e.n mc to remove inv echool to j our town, I have decided that 1 cannot now leave IJuie3 Creek Ac- cademy. I sincerely appreciate the high compliment you have paid me and feet unworthy to have been thus honored by my fellow-citizens. I am sure that, from a Gnancial stand point, it would have been to my in terest to locate with yoj, and I desire to assure you that it would have ofs forded me the greatest pleasure to hare laborded svl-.'Z y 't in the great cause of Christian education. Two or three things wine!, have led me to my decision it may not be out of plaoe to mention : let lain not sure that .1 am the teacher you need H is true that I have had a degree of sacce99 here that, of course, is very gratifying; but the management of a school in your town under existing circumstances is quite different from the mannge-. ment of a" school here. I might h.tve filled the place with great .satisfaction to you and profit to the people ; I might have mado a failure, J 2nd. The sympathy, sacrifices and coNoperation of the people of th;s community and the success cf our work God havo been such that I postiveiy could not feel at liberty to leave them, while thoy desiro me to remain and the work prospers as at present, , Their struggles to build op a school in the place of such difficulties, to found an institution that ould be a blessing to their com unitv, aid in removing the dark cloud of ignorance that has gathered 'ver the name of our fair cctinty and one which would be an honor to our great State and nation jtbeir prayers for the success of our efforts aud their substantial aid in every appeal that 'has teen mae to them these things have bound our hearts togeth er and the tio could not be severed without a tear. I know I love them; I believe they love me. - C.d. I believe I can help a cHss of people here that I could tact help at Dunn and I fear no one would help. lor lu year.-, I ':ave bp.n doing all tha! I could, so far as I knew, for the education and development of our people. For the confidence 'V'ey have imDosed iu mr find for the lihr alpatronage always giyc me by my people, for the m ny kind and en couraging words I have herd on every hand, and especially for the marvelous success God has bestowed upoii-my feeblfi efforts, I do foel most' unworthy, hut profoundly area"3ful, ' A Bute's Creek Acade my this year, 2Q1 students heye been enrolled, 79 of whom have been hoarders and 47 of whoa) were from beyond tha limits of our county. This phenominal success could not have happened without the favor of God, I feel like I could not leave under such circumstanoes without doing a wrong, For these ad other reasons I might mention, I have made 'decision upon which hang great interests for time and eternity. If. i have maJe a mistake, it. mus done with an honest de-ire to u most for God nd the people. If ever in the future the hand of God should seem to Lad the way for me to labor among you, I shall rtjoice to follow His leading. Again th ink'ng 3-0U everyone, for thu hih comli- I ment you havo paid me. trusting that. uay failure to comply with your request may not cause you to appre ciate me less, and assuring you of my hearty co-operation in every effort that te ids to the upbuilding of our paople and the glury of Him. whose we are, I am Yui,rs uiQSt sincerely, J. A. Camfbeli,. Are you for honest ironey ? Then work for that end. ,It is bird to tell which is tuo most j numarous, fies or politicians. .- If people had one half as much silver as they have tongue, times (would be belter in this country. The gold bugs have always mo nopolized the profiu of the industries and labors of ths poor and slill they are. not satisfied. They waut the earth, WoypKr, if the good, honest pop believes in this f "Thou ahalt love Bailer with all thy might, and the negro as ths Jf.' V Want free silver and bet 10 to I we get it. Newspaper men bardlv ever see enough silver to write about j its v due. If somebody wmuH fur-I nish them with a little they might be ! able to rite stronger articles u t,c! finanPl.li rmpatinn -,,.. . o. . I ..vw.w., uuj'j" 33 juu irj II? SCHOOL COMMITTEEMEN. The following ?thool uimmiUee appointed by the' Doard of education for while scliools. Dist. 1 J M Cade U F Harring ton Jas. R liro n. Dist. No. 2 T. W Austin Ed Smith II U Weailiers. Dibt. No. 3 J A Champion A 13 Belts Duncan Rollins. Dist. No. 4. J G Johnson J G B own W M Wood. Dist. No. 5. N A .Soiilh J H Wil- born h D Ma'.tLo.vs. . i Dist. No. G. G D Speuce J A Smit'i J C Smith, Diet. No. 7. A B Holleman J S Gardner J L Jonei. Dist. No. 8. ZD Matthews N H Matthews W M Sexton, Dist. No. 9. D W Matthews J A Morgan . Dex Matthews. Dist. No 10. N A Stewart J E Flowers S II Siepberon. Dist. No. 11. J L Johnson J U Heckady B E Matihsws. Dist. o. 12. A L Johnson Wm. Pearsoa A Vv Stewart, Dist. No. 13. ' W M Stephenson J T Johnson N W Cobb. Dist No. 14, J K A'eiiiiedyv B F McLeod L L Turhii-on. Dist. No. 15. J A . ujwart J K Stewart J W " illiaa: . Dist. No. 16. B F J.;. : ?a W II Gregory J M Landon, DisV No. 17. J A Jvmis C D Stewart A h Bailey, Dist. No. 18. M Parrieh U M EnDis W R Sorrel 1. Dist! No 19. W II Norris W J Jernigan J G Jernigan. Dist. No. 20. II C McNeill N B Hood Henry Tart. Dist. No. 21. II A Parker W- B Williams J M Lucas, Dis No. 22. J II Wniiams J M Davis G D Elliott. Dist. No. 23. S N Parker J T Dollar D J Parker. Dist. No. 24. B F Trulove . W W Allen W J Bethune. Dist. No 25. D Darroch II Mc Lean Jas. Stephens. Dist, No 26. Z TKivett J lirant 'y E J Stephens. Dist. No 27, J A Green B F Shaw W B WraddelL Dist. No 23. Maleuui Wrade M V Morrison J h D&noch. Dist. No 29. A B Patterson II T Faucette A A Bc.hea. Dist. .No 30. C A Gilchrist S J Douglas J C Womack- Stewart J A Byrd. Dist. No 32. II u McLean D J A McDonald D P Ray. Dist. No 33. W D Patterson J M Thomas S Patterson, i.ist. No 34. MA McLeod John McLeod J K Holmes: Dist, No. 35. T W Harrington J A Campbell I W Holder, Dis , N 33, II D Cameron D B McLeod D S Cameron, Dis:, No 37. A A C'ark K P Ilarmqn M E Cam?ron. Dist, No 38. W McDonald D E Cameron .11 D Cameron. 1 ist. No 39. J F Johnson W u Johnson E Johnson. Dist. No 40. M. Rao J L McRae II. .Black. Dist. No 41. Ian McDames Mark Wadd II W McLean, Dist. No 42, DE Cameron WJ Smith .J A McGregor. Dist. No 43, W xi McKay Angus Darroch Whit 5011 Smith. l ist. No 44. Gilb -t Shaw J S Shaw J A Clark. Dist', No 45 J W Dmujhnn Jno, Lee Wm. Tart, T ist. No 46. G T Pleasent C Pleasent J B Bnrefoot Dist. No 47,. JefT :i;'Qhell Jda Weaver Calvin vveaYe3j Dist. No 48. J S Ingram J M McArtan R D Reive, DiH. No 49. N A McDonald 11 Holder M Biaek. Dist. No 50. A D McCormick H Bain II D McDonald, Dist, No 51. b G Collins R U Dewvr M McN Hnlloway. Dist. No 53. W A Stewart P J McMillan J T Smith, Pist. No 54. W F Gainey M WT Barefoot R G Allen. Dist No 55. R T Spence J D Weathers Geo. E Prince. Dist. No 56. T II Cummings J W McLean J L Stephens. Disc. No 57; Edgar Smith Raiford Holder Heury Murrison, Dist. No 58. D J Stewart A W Tart Isaac MeLam. Dist. No 59, J A Cameron W J Cox Walter Waddell. Dist, No 60, W-A Griffin James Holmes A L Baughoora. Dist. No 61. D A McNeill J A Toushee. BrlilfnN Arnlra SIe. The Ix'-t salve in th world for Cuts Utilise?, Sore-, Sa.lt Kheum, Fever Sores Tetter, Chapjied Hanks, Chillblains, Coi iis, and all Skin Eruptions, and tos- tivt-iy cure. Piles, or no pay. It is j g-iUiVRUtted te give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Piic 25 eencs per box, For sale by Harper ji0Q'.l. IKSTITUTE, SMITHFIELD. ; Exei cisss Largely Attended- JOSEPHTJS DANIELS' ADDRESS- Reunion of old students. We bad the pleasure of attending the commencement of Tur'ington Institute at Smitbfield last Tuesday. The Academy, which is a ( spaciou one, was crowded to the door. The annual address was delivered by Mr. Josephus Daniel, the editor of the News and Observe, and probably the best known man of his age, in the Btate. his speech was peculiarly ap propriate to the occasion, and was full of pith, and yet eloquent. He addressed himself to the young men of the scho6i with reference to their duty in the future. First to God, to their country, a;id to themselves. 'He portrayed the lives and characters of such men a3 Mart'n Luther,, who shook the gilded throne of Popery, and snatched the sceptre from- the hands of the crowned patentate' of the City of the Crears; of Stone wall Jaokson, who led the dauntless and fearless bacaliions of the South to victory, as did Napoleon, the Great, lead the old Guard wLo knew "how to die but never surrender." Hp snoke of Thomas Jefferson, that architect, who framed the fabrick of the American republic to day the J wonder of the wot Id, as being as perfect as human ingenuity could suggest, in providing a government "oftbe people for the people." These types of great men were beid up to the young men for their emulation, and they were admonished to follow these jjreat ligths of history, and when the sun of their lives were sink ing beneath the western bills of a noble and manly career on ca-th, it would reflect back a halo of glory on their head'?, as they would pass be yond the "Icey river" at peace with their Maker and their country. Mr. Daniels' speech, as we hive said before was all that his friends expected and that is saying much. The exeroise.1 on Monday night consisted mostly of dialogues, and were well received by a crowed house. Tuesday morning at 10 :30 o'clock with a debate by "r lU- men ot the school, followed by the annual address. At 3 o'clock came the reunion of the old students. Several of the old students made short and interest"' mg speeches. Mr. John M. Morgan addressed the old students, and his speech was indeed a gem of deep thought Space and time forbid that we make any comment on his ad dress, Notwithstanding the rain Tuesday night, the boiue was crowded with anxious spectators, and tha exercises came fully up to the expectation of the lame audience. This commencement is most noted in the history of the school, which is a plain fact that the teachers a:e wide awake and that their labors are meeting with success. Long may Turlington Institute live and remain a brilliant star in this part of the State. NOTICE ! By virtue of authority contained in a mortgage deed executed to the under signed on the iS:h day of Jime 1SD2 by Henry Pope and wife and recorded in the Register olHce of the county of Harnett in Book "p," No, 2, pajjes 295 to 301, the said undersigned, M, A. Ihrie, will sell at public, unction at the depot of the Wilson & Florence Shjrt Cut Railroad iu the town of Duqji, N, C, on Frida, July 5th, lSb, a part of I he property described in said mortgage to wit: Ten lots of laud surveyed on the 27th day of May 1893 by W. 11. Draughan, surveyor," situate in and near the town of Dimnv Lot No. 2 contains C seven tenths acres; Lot No 4 cantains 10 acres. Lot No, 5 contains 21 acres. Lot No G contains 13 eight tenths acres. Lot No, 7 contains lg three tenths acres. Lot No. 8 contains 14J acres. Lot No. 9 contains o acres. Lot No. 10 contains 10 acres. Lot No. 11 contains 5 acres. Lot No. 12 contains 8 four tentha acres. A plot of the property can be seen at the office F. P- Jones Esq., atty at law Duuii,N.O. Terms will be oficred to suit purcha ser of tiie property. The ale will take place at Four O clock P. M. or as soou thereafter at the train on the Short Cut mad going South ai rives at Uunu an- Friday July 5th, This is a splendid opportunity to buy d. Mrahic property cheap. VV'.' I'ou, M. A, Ihrie. Attome. Mortagee. NOTICE By virtue of an execution ir, xrty hands against Lemuel Holland, made to W. F, ilocaday, 1 will sell at public sale at the court house door iu Ljllhigton, X. C, on Mv)iuiay the 1st da.3" of July, 1395, one certain tract of land iu Biaek Kiver owihip, containing 75 acres, I will oiiiy the iuteae-t of said Lemuel ibdUvud in said land. Terms of 'sale cash, 1-or a full dv-.-ciip:iou of Ian 1 ap ply to records of llarucit .countv. This June KJih, lb95. J. II. Pope, Sheriff, ju-12-4r. You should not aak your neighbor for his paper lo read. Subscribe ft r your homo paper and do : ot depend on your neighbor. WORD BUILDING CONTEST. EIGHT PRIZES VALUE $435.00 i 1st Vr7,e, SO aero." Florida land, value.. :w,00 1 -.! rrize. 10 at r.-s t'lorWa land, value il , I ."d Prize, in acrcb. Florida laud, value 50 W; j 4th PrWe.gentloui-oi's gold watch, value 40.00 ! Dth Piize, iadics' bM watch, value 25.00 I .. tit nn oth riize.casli, v.ii- e . tfh VriTf -.sh. value 5.00 6th Prie. a Flordla curiosity, value $ 5.00 Total value of Prizes $135.00 The above priz are offered to those who construct or form the largest number of worda out of the letters found in the prize word S-E-N-A-T-O-R, under the following regulations and condi tions: . . 1st. The fir.-t piize will be won by the largest list, the second prize by the net largest list, and so on to the eighth: 2d. Each contestant inust send in his or her list before J-me 15th, 1893. 3J. The 1 norcW must be written in ink a.ul signed by the contestant. 4th. Any English" word found in the dtctionrrj can be used if it is composed of the letters contained in the word Senator. JTo abbreviations nor names of persons or places, IV 5th. The fame letter must not be used twice in the same word. Cth. Each contestant must be or be come a subscriber to the Weekly Con stitution for one year, and must send his or 1 er dollar to pay for his subscription with his list of words. 7th, In case two or more prize win ning lists contain the same number of words, the one that is first received will be given preference. 8th. Every contestant whose list con tains as many as ten correct words will receive a priz:- of some kind. The Weekly Constitution is an eight page weekly, published at Monticello, t lorida, in the center of the. best section of the State. Every issue gives valuable information concerning this section. The price is one dollar, Become a subscriber and try for a prize. Contest closes June 15t!rf 1895. Address THE WEEKLY CONS t ITUTION, Monticella, Fla. LAND .SALE! By virtue of power of sale contained in a certain mortgage deed executed to me by Ervin Jones and wife, Sarah Jones, I will sell to the highest bidder fur cash at the post office door in the town of Dunn, ht, C, on Monda' the 24th day of June IS95 at 11 o'clock a. in. one tract or parcel of land situated in Ayerasboro township, Harnett coun ty, containing 29 acres, more or less. For a more definite description refer rence is hereby made to Book II. No. 2, page 590. ' E. F. Young, Mortgagee. This May 20th. 1895. m22-4t. LAND SALE ! notice ;: By virtue of power of sale conlpined" in a evrtaiii mortgage executed to G. E. Byrd by S. W. Parker and wife. Mary Parker and duly transferred to me, 1 will sell to the. highest bidder for cash at the court house door in the town of Lillin ton, N. C, on Monday July 1st, 1895 at 13 o'clock M., one tract or par cel of land situated in Stewarts Creek township, Harnett county, containing IJG acres, more or less, and for a more definite description referrence" is made to the above mortgage. This June 1st. 1S95. E. V. Young, Assignee of Mortgagee. j0-4t, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE! Having op ; .'.Mod as administrator of Xeiii .A. Cameron, deceased, late . of Harnett county, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit th " to the undersigned on or before the u;,v of May lS9i, or this notice will be 'pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estr.te will please make immediate pay-? ment. Ihis the St li day of May 1895, James .Cameron, ', Administrator. O. J. Spears, Atty. J.U-G-w. Fiimucial Statement. The fol!o--inpf is the annual statement of the receipts and disbursements of the town of Duun, N. C, for the year ending May Uh, 163. RECEIPTS, By bal. in fees fur the year ending May I3'.il. $.326 73. 857 67. 27 03. , 33 00 25 00, J 3 00- $1335 71. 1233 36. Tax collected Fines collected Theatre and Sparks shoTT, Cash for Cemetery lots sold Licena tax collected Less disbursements By balance in Treasurj for year - ending May 1W5 $137 35. DISBURSEMENTS. To cash paid for street work till 54. " Prisoners board 2 02. " .' Town attorney 50 00. " ' ' Cemetery work 1615. " " ' Rep'g town hall kc t6S 0 " " Lumber n 15. pumi., wells fire d'p't 3S 22. " " Listing tax 5 00 ' Town Marshal 231 6"s " " " " riht watchman 2C5 Sy. " ' ('" " Couimisslonra 4 00, Mayor 100 00. " " " Oil and lamp suplies 27 67. . " " " Insurance towu hall 11 00 i " Printing and adv 8 63. " fliijcell'neos snp's 4c 11 JO, " " u Sheriir Iicens town H 15 00. " " ' ' Stationery 8 85. " " Finance 4 sanitary Committee 6 00. M " Com. Treasurer 27 42. " " " - ' Tax collector 42 89. u " Out-standing order li fc3. 1233 36, M, L, Wadj:, Town Clerk. MARRY THIS 61RL-S0ME33D7I 111. tDITOR I stitined a ii'.ii silk rro. orift ! irnakirg lot cf aii;ey ceiling the Ciimax Iriah I lemon mice: 3t w.ll rM:i.ri the rn or! T w ftkpvf. nan not maae lean than f lf any da I ' worked. Efir ftmily ant a Liih Va;lur ir, '' pav fJ q-.i. kiy wlien tbey ee the il;a washed I a:ii dried prrXectli in one mtnn I i waaher a mr br.a.'tci. an be U an old als intn. 1 will clear O.i'OO thia Aiuk. Climax Mf. Co.. Co!i!mbaa. Ohio. Anyone can t- as wen a. 1 am noinr. 9i A(.;i n TnoH Yw J IV I I 11 i BUY YOUR -SPRING DRUCSlhEj SAME STAND. Complete stock Bring your Prescriptions to us, they We make the celebrated itcu Cure. Complete stock of v. i do Use Borox on yu SATISFAC &c?-ds. . ha to all patrons that buy their Drugs I am, yours to please. Jan16tf Stt "My tock of Spring and Snrampr Dress Goods is now ready for inspection and consists of all the new and pretty styles in Organdies, dotted Swiss, Linen Lawns, Dunnes. Piques, Percales amUr otuer patterns. In connection with my DRY GOODS I have ope led a - jJlLLINERY AND Jf ANCiY and am prepared to give you the latest novelties in Ladies, Miisjs' Childrcns j HATS ANO BONIMETS. Silks for Shirt waist and Drcs3 jut line 01 owias, ixamsooK ami eel's in bc:.uty and quality any eyer We can give you a good article in Gloves, Fans and in fact every tiling Call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. DUNN, N. C- The Beit Shoos tor the Least Honey 5p te Hriv- -s'JV I FOR SALE BY E. F. YOUWC. IlNrJ3 RASMD BARGAINS ! J5- S a- MjOODS MUST We have just pened an elegant.anjd carefully selected, 'stock of Ladie Dress Goods and Trimmings at price' lower than evfr, ' ' We still carry the largest srock of white goois and Laces'of any boj in the county, and make a specialty of filling ord rs for burial 'purpose V hen in need ot spool cotton, sewins colors. Remcrnbor that we are headn.iirt.rr fr Uor..i.;n : ti.ia line - doa t forget to look at our Sea Inland, percals for shirt waists. SHOES, SHOES. SHOES. We claim to have the largest and besf. in Dunn. T"e ah ) have in slo;-k a cheat;. We carrv a oomtdfite li give away a large end beautifni picture freo with every 10 packs of G d Ax Snuff that you buy. It is imooasiblc to mention everything carried a General Merchai dise Store liko our. lWn uvo imf.r.t anvtLW that vou can call fur and t nria - 1" . wv-j We thank our friends very kindly and cordially invite everybody to examine our trice3!and manner of business befure purchasing elsewhere! Aain tharkini onr friends aud all and refpictfull soliciting yinr patronage in the, future. t We remain, yours not to be downed. J. A. m ASSEWGILL & CO., of Drugs. Lowest pricej I are piled by a Registered Iph INU tKls-o PAY. FiesL j stock TARIFF OKp ve it! finely powdered. i- 1 - - M GUARANTEED1 and sundries from me, D. H. HOOD. ! . . - Dnnn tvt J DEPARTMENT Q.OODS JEPARTMEST Timmings. Lace? and Ribbons, tiamnurg emnrotiienes an l lnsirLii:i exhibited in Dunn- Slippers, lloiserv. Corsets, Corsjttf needed to cjinplete a la lies' wirlrfJ Yours to PLEASE, Over One Million Ppl wear the . I W. L. Douglas $3 and $4 Srwi. All our Khe ara cxiaaUr atlfo:un tuey fT- -e --ie Deuv vmuq for uooer. Tfccy o-iua! custoai ehqos la style ana lit. id r waaiinff aaaiiuee are nnrnwrvtLtama. i'ie priotm are uniform i etemped en aole. Frvns fl to $3 eaved ever other makes. : Jf your dealer cannot supply foa ws I 35,S4,$3.C0 Corievss,Fms 133. DO Fftliofl Shoos. 3t3bt f52.5Q 2fld 82 WortitijaM'. If your iiealer eannoi nmi you, write tor VY. L, Dougttt M.A I HETWoiaJ (t) in IT ! & WILL BE SOLD. aud embroideiv silk in all shades sw - v a v f y bllUIli iu us selected.ntick of shoes of any iff nice Hue of stylish straw iiat, Tf7 thit lc.r vu.,u u&fj VUllIJJtCblblUU. "or their liberal paironago in the doing I - .: 1 , j A unnniippiTiPT1 IllBfll, mrs27stt ! . fc" FIT fa & a ml moo I i gun' proi thu I hot are J i anu we 10 mr-2Vtf.