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COUNTY UNION.
Dl'NS. Harnett County, N. C
Entered ncco . iKstr rr postal regular
Hon the poFtothee at runu, a. V-i a
s cond clas- matter.
O. K. GRANTHAM,
J. P. PITi MAN', J
Editors.
1 . ITOIl.4 A VM I
c'rrrui.i titions taust reach us on
Tuesday -eveiiing. ;
Nntifpsof "burchiitali.neiitsaiid all other
r."ic"i f.f LUe KiTihfr tn .n wMeh r-veJMt-; is
l. iWiv.nl. will be c.iiilVfeti j cents ier
Uas..nc-i l rals wijl mad t regular a-1-
M t-liw rs 1 5 P.r. l ! -. 4.-.o .
r sruihr , '!v-, ti...,u.t ' .-. ill chart"
Cents r line.
1M lit
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' -Sit orilnTs A.ii bent nit at 1b f xpir)
a inn
f f i.'ir .! e-. iow ii. 1 1 -
uvA n. , t 'if mi ..tin-i.-.i ui.l
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. tii.ly ,n 'H- .!!? ,'f tii-
always 1.r.-e tlie
liit) l h- writt-li
1 ai-.r.
l.-TjAlv-rr.-i:i'' fate furnidied oil ap-
j "nation. .
t'Ys ifii'rtel vsllhoal
lo commi. ideation w ill ' Ik; ace
mili-ya u ii.i- ;r i. l by the- w
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one Miee"SIe w
IliOlli ll.
ill. and n ii: he h.- ted and charged
until older, d .i;-f(.!i!;:ni.-d .when
t illll' H imt .-1 ' ." !.
the
Thne Month
bic .Mount -. ..
One Year
w r
nt'
,) Chits.
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l.,v M.-:i
I'ayall in n'.lvusu
V
I, j;t tit- wntre rnrners think,
t l:ii:ii a '.S1 st ui.lr.rd oran. V
Veil.
"they fere ttiinkifn hik! doing n Hver
f!: it. If !l;Cr,o jro Id standard feilws
ht Hoi cliango their tagtic tliey
liovA-er bc(o?oon that the!"
may
vare
rnrner.-)" have been do'in.4 too
tLinkiiiU.
Can;:
Urn Pojiulit friend think jtheir
chance to carry the SiiU tn the next
tlccti-n is ;ol,and even betterjthau
on las.t campaign They have a very
exalted opini. in of theajsclvcs and
thank God that they ate not like
other men. If they are elected Inext
time it will be through the ignorance
of tke peopler for any righ'o thiiiking
man is disousteil with fusion ride.
Let Democrats wake up and no the
nmmanitio.i tl cy have on iheru, foj
Iht'i' have chough t) last for years.
Tin: first bale of cotton marketed
in North Carol na tor the year
189.")
In,ii"iit eiizUl cents. The outs look
is go-.d now f. r better 'prices
fall than la I. TLeUniox has
thi
been
asked its opinion on holding tliej cot-
ton back for better otices. e
are
not aide to see into the future
bu
- 1
rmer
are
think it would be wise frt!e fu
not to !.u': d ids cotton if prices
anyrvay- g'.o.l when he Ks ready b,
ten. 0 wm iei y tiu ou uur
judge.
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Mn. Jo-'l .J . Tew. of Sampson coun
ty, who yoi d the P
Hi
He last elect'..', -ivs if the Pt-.-ulis!
.nominate oid line s;u
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tans on t'nir next ticket, he for
will nut vote fr!hem. His tnt
r 1 ; v
J1IV f
o is
will
to s ay :"rout t he j o' Is liefo.e hj
d it. lie like many other oot
irer.
bn
wen' -to ti e party on prncip e
sees i.ow that it ha sacrificed all the
jniiKiple a.id i willing to ,.i
anv
kind of meat ne-- to win. So he
manv will leave the pa tv bvforel
thev
wjll go ii.t the republican ran!
She was a sweet little thing of per -
ll'll Q - ir.'.i.l.i t ' . 1 . t -tV!l II r in .I.
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like compUxion and hps tub the
cherries. She walked timidly up to
"smiting s-absman. in one of our jlea.l
ing prv gutnl .stores, anb ir.quiriid tiie
"rour kisses -x anl," sanl ue smart
youn4 ciern, assuming wnai ne Con
" i 1 .
sidered a fctei.ir." attitue. "All
right," Siitl the s.vtdt 30012 thing.
"I will take four yards.,' Ti.e
sa'e
in man cut and wrapped the goods!
jilfv. and handed the package U the
will wit ban expectant " look. tSend
-u. e mil ar n .a to grandma, she
pay it." said the fair little creature
tts s' e tfok package and turned awav
I he yooemau has not yet fully re
rvered f m the shock, saB the
Roanoke news'
With such a loss as Mr. W. R
I enry from the" democratic party, it
ju-t a- well to disband because!
that
had
t:uo.is letter he lias written and
pub"i-h d in the Caucasian will
the party, he has left, but the
ruin
new
pany has only gained a light weight
:i' rnr a Mor. fo it..
All we can see
tn .i.sni-r lini- (wi'plV
1 .- a-h.- . i- that if
i s i -j v e ' :--: r. ! !
.- . .tie 1 . :;ive 1 . -.ii.
four nuc
Hons
Mr.
C'eN
elrni'i
rv Minister t
-- !'-v been
la t:n: U-niwvraLic ranks aud Lave
dl
the tree -?i:rer he wanted,
IS IT AST BODY'S BUSINESS.
Is it any hody'a lttsines
If a t-iitlem in h uld chobje;
To vait iiptn a la h',
If the la ly il.ut rt fuse?
Or to speak a Wtth: plainor,
"1 lia: ; liK-itnin: all in;;y know,
I it aj i boJji rm-iti'-
If th lad has a lfau?
Is it Ily' bn-inee?.
Win n that gentleman kes call,
Or when hu leaves the huij.:
Or if he leaves at all?
Or is it necessary
That the curtain should lx drawn,
To save from further troubh,
The outshl lookerson?
Is it any body's b i;ness.
But the lady's, if her beau
Ilid's "'it witli other ladies,!
AntId'e;!j"L bit lie kiiov.?
I.- it aiiy bodj-s business' j
IJitt-the eiIeioars, if .-he
Sh'juM ;ireept another escort,
Vhere he doesn't chane jto be?
i:.; pjrsoit . on the side walk,
Win ther reat, or wliether small,
I- it a iv body's bu.-iness,
Where ih.:it person nieani to call?
Or if Tu see a person.
Ami lie's tailing anywhere.
Is ll any of your be-mess
What his bu.Ti.icss may he, there?
The suhtanee of our fptery,' .
bnnp.'y fat-ii, vvotilJ be tl
11s.
is it any hcly's business
What 4uothrs bu-iness '''
If it is, or if it isn't,
There are, some who make! it jo.
If it is, we'll j nn the rabble,
Aii'l act the noble part I
Of tank
and ik'fam.'rs
. V h throng the public mart;
ll'ii if nut, wv'JI act the teacher,
I'l.til t-very body learns,
It wvw U tl ;- iu the future!
'J o inh: 1 his own roneerns.
Selected by C. II.
A LEADER FOR DEMOCRACY,
DemocrAcv's hopes are clou led
its sky is overcast. Its I enemies
have coaSbincd against it and it is
i
conirontea tvith a conspiracy which
promises to secure complete control
of the State. Our onnonents are
gathering their" forces, husbanding ev- substantially as follows :
ery clement of strengtli and prepar- I am sorry to se our party being
ing for the final overthrow of tie j made a dumping ground for - politi
part j j cians like Buck Kitchin and Walter
The supreme moment has arrived. ' Hpnry. Our party is all right as it
The supreme test is at hand. A fight j is' and strong enough, and don't
must be made only that the Dem.
ocratic party mayr be continued in
powe-, but in existence in North
Carolina The struggle. will be to
i
hold her own and to recover ground
that is lost or b3 driven with loss and
confusion from the field. At- thLs
juncture the party must, act with
promptness, decision and courage.
The cii 'is upon us is exacting in its
dema..ds and calls for. the most un
self.sh party loyalty, the most exalted
patriotism", the most d sinterested
, amotion and the suprctnosil in'clli
gence. For the time bci. g family
quarrels must be forgot en. Wise
counsels must take the place of angry
conte:. Irons. Individual selfishness
j ,ca,t be s,Jtlk oul ofsi.ht. j persjn,i
preferences and prejudices 1 must be
hist sight of in the great over ruling
desire U save the party which has
s-ved the Slate. Tue Review has its
favori'es. and in 'mor2 auspicious
: '" l" UJ1U luL u ),m l"e!r
would insist
j recogpiMon.- It has fiiet.ds whom
u.ider other t.nd better conditions it
wjuld deli ht to honor. P.ut mindful
o! the du' v of the hour, of the sacris
u-cS required of all who would pre
! tCrvc 1,11:11 lMirly which represents our
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immolate
fond and
I :Von l!ie Pr'y's al'tr every!
!ike!dlcrinI:e,i f:l, cy-
' n oror ln'1 l',e st?eptre
of Derao-
I cracy m .y not pass from 113
i
we must
raie up a leader who will bring vic-
j tiry to our cause. A man must be
found whose personality and record
make the foundation upon which
1 '?hjoerac s hopes mast rest. Va.icc
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It
the Le.ro of '76, is dead. Jarvis, who
hared his honors, is detlron-ed.
1
If-m-fun i -i mi if t.. 'oin 'P.. nl..,- t
can we turn as their successor The
Revikw s.verna in a vipw of t.!n fiVld
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and it tees but one figure, which, like
11 .it - I. .1 ill
a collossu--, is etched against the dark j
torizou of DenVocr.icy's hoij-es. That j
figure is the one of Col. Julian S. !
I ':irr t . Ilir ..din TCI i trhiun n finw
. ing interview in behalf of silver ap-
pears in this issue.;
There was a time when we felt
j called upon to differ with Col. Carr,
and it costs us an effort ta speak in
I his behalf. But in speaking for him
we feel that we speak for the party.
Necessity creates great
occasions
and crcat occasions are the onnortiin
, 4 1
iiies which call men of destiny to the
front. In this crisis a leader who!
measuresxup to llu need of; the hour I
is forth coming. Co!. Carr is a man j
who is intensely Democratic and in-1
tensely N-rth Carolinian. Ho is;
young enough to identify himself !
j wi,h the young bl ; d and! the new .
: b,..id .d lhStato andyetdd cnougli
u C'oninai'd the cmfi?le!ice
and sup-
imrt f lUe gravbo.i ds of
! He is a ma a who is a stra
hi- pariy.
- ' to --
1 a h
tVa-,- h e career fia bl
'tl. :
h..j4 a.'h eve i
menls ure an cs.imtdc. an inspiialion
and a guar j nice to eery poir, strug
jjling b iv in the State and tlm Rts
public, showing him that the c-ndN
lion of our civilization are favoraide
to Ins own prore0' ! He i1? a man
whose invincblc courage creates new
opportunities of triumph which do not
come to the coward. He is a man
with that splendid audacit which 13
born of the genius of great enterprises
He is a man who dares to cherish
high ambitions' which are laudable,
and advance them by every means
which is legitimate. He u a man
with the gallanirv, grace and geniu3
of generalship which invokes success
and furnisher a 5-pur to devotion,
tie is a man of airirs and events,
who, while in money a millionaire, in
Drains, energy, breadth of vision,
patriotism, and love of his fellow
citizens is a multi millionaire. He is
a roan who once placed at the head of
the ticket and endsted in the word of
redeeming the State would give out
of his munificence to that end more
t:me,Jub'r, talents and means than
any other man. iu ur knowledge.
His canvass would wake the echoes
trom tie mounta ns to the sea and
his enthusiasm would enkindle tLe
torches of hope and energy in every
Democratic heart..
It is time for lh Stale Democracy
to fix upon its leader, and, in our
opinion, there U but one mm who in
such heaped and rounded . measure
would fulQl the expectations of his
foil )Arers,
In order lhad the party may be des
livered from defeat and extinction
The Rkview nominate for the next
Oovenor of North Carolina Col.
Julian S. Carr not as our first per
sonal choice, but as the man who can
and will redeem the State.
"KEEP OFF THE GRASS:
Ike JSeivs ana uoseuver says a
prominent Fusionist a few daj s ngo
was heard to indulge in reflections
need recruits of that sort. There are
whole lot of broken down politi
cians men nearly dead with politi
cal consumption, coughing, hollow
eyed, thin-chested, blood-spitting
fellows, figuratively speaking, wiio
want to join us as if we were a "llos
pitle for incurables." I could name
about twenty such fellows, ly ing
around on the road-side wailing for an
ambulance or stretcher to get into
our camp on. We don't want 'em.
We haven't the disposition or the
time to establish a laboratory for .the
manutacture of Poiiiico-Bromo-See
vuard Elixir w.th which Jo inject vi
rility into broken.don, .impotent and
shambiing politicians. The Populist
party is running no free-lunch coun
ter and political trumps will be po
litely but firmly requested to "keep
olfthe grass."
This Fusionist is right. These
sore- headed, disappointed offije seek
ers arc net to be deaiied in any pars
ty. They do the cause which they
pretend to chnmpion more . harm
than good. a noboly has any con
fidence in them. Right minded peo
ple who are in a party from princi
ple have u'ter contempt for men who
flop from, one parly to another for
sake of office. Messrs Kitchin
and Henry have left the Democrat
ic party because they were not re
warded' with office. After staying in
the Populist party awhile if they
should 't"ail to gt t office they will then
join some ( other one, and so it
ijoes. . f '
The Raleigh Evening Visitor and
hn Daily Press have-consolidated and
C - j . Ill- TTT rn .1 . 1 11. it , w t I . f nA -. . . i
I 1C ll"' I HUH 111 U1IUCI HIC iiaiiic Ol
the Press Visitor. They have made
a considerable improvement in both
j . . ,. . , . . .
" n'lu'iiii aim iiriiJiuu- ill
. .
Long may it prosper and furn-sh an
i Dfli!niT cilt tit rnp PoiMfol nil it tlint
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Remember if you want to keep up
with your county news 3'ou should
subscribe for The Umox.
The Lee Hardware Company wish
to call special attention to their
Kanawha Pump. Don't buy a pump
j untii you seeihcLu.
O'd papers for sale at this office a
'2o ceiils per hundred.
FOR an easy first class shave, call
on me. I guarantee satisfaction and
will convince Vou that I do only first
obis wrk if :i niv me a ciianfe.
JV -i-. - ; - ; : .! r t ;n p-t
,'ui . - -se f.ruieriy ocea oed
-,- W. S. JaAon.
J J. MlQ tcca.
ALWAYS AN OPPORTUNITY
Whatever God may deny n, .he
never denies us the opportunity to
do the tight thing Tids thing may
be our going forwarit or our holdi ig
back our acquiescence or our reiusal.
lie leaves it to become poor, some
times it is to become rich. Some
times it is to live, sometimes it to die.
Hut it rests with us to make the cir
cumstances in which e are placed
oar opportunity to do the tight thing
and to take it. God often shuts the
door in cur face in order that we may
go through another one which hi has
opened, lie knows that the closed
door is the one that we want to go
through, but the open one is the door
that we need to go through. But
sometimes he permits the opeuing of
a door which he kootvs that we know
we ought not to enter. He thus puts
us to the test by allowing us the op
uortunitv of keeping uu. of it. - And
there are times when he closes all
doors in order that we may have the
opportunity of patiently knocking
until one is opened. No one car
complain of the lack of opportunity
lor he is pretty, sure to be in one or
another of these cases.
We want to know if Senator, Tays
lor, representative Taylor and rep
sentative McLeod have not tue cour
age to tell. their constituents if they
voted to constitute the Paltie Arting
ton committee? and if so did they
cast their votes for the three men
Messrs Bryan of Chatham Campbell
of Cheokee and Phillips of Pitt who
now make up that m-ist disgraceful
trio. If you did gentlemen and are
not ashamed of the act, we are sorry
for you, and want to know what
will give you remorse of conscience?
Mr Dan Russell of Wilmington
seems to be the prominent man now
for govenor on the fusion ticket and
lie is now and has always been a bit
ter partizan radical but can put or
enough pretention to try to fool the
Populists in order to get their votes
if nominated, We haye heard- the
statement made that men who are
now s roiig fusionist, once in Clinton
wanted to take him off the stump, and
3'et-they will no dou't walk up now
and kneel at his shrine at the ballot
box, Oh ! Consistency, where is thy
Jewel, principal, integrity, truth.
Senator Petrer the great leader
and Moses, the pure, honest, unadul
terated, perfect, sinless, righteous,
holy, and o ily party of true princi
ples, the Populist, is quoted as having
turned his bick on free coinage and
it is said will stump his state Kansas
for gold. Time will show who. the
turn coats are and who are the real
friends of silver. The leaders of th
pops are 'for office ami will do any
thing to get there and free silyer
will come through the democrats if
at all
bu is rs
TURNIP SEED.
CAMPHOR GUM,
CASTOR OIL,
tlorse and Cattle Powder,
SPICK,
PEPPER,
GINGER,
CREA I TARTER,
CONDENSED MILK,
MATCHES.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
PAPER AND TABLETS, '
CIGARS.
CIGARETTES,
. . COLOGNE,
TOOTH POWDERS,
CHEWING GUM,
COLD DRINKS,
CANDIES,
TOILET ARTICLES.
BASE BALLS,
CRAYON.
LAMP GOODS,
TOBACCO,
SNUFF,
DRUGS,'
PATENT MEDICINES.
and
CHEMICALS.
o-
You are invited to call and examine
j goods and prices. Satisfaction
! guaranteed.
Respect fully, '
HENRY HOOD,
D li U j :3 i S l
; Dunn, N. C. jaaslC.f.
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HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any ease of Catarrh that cannot be
cure 1 by Hair'? Catarrh Cure.
1 . J. CHENNBY & CO, Toledo, O.
He the undersigned, hay known P.
J. Cheney for the last 15 veais. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions' and riuancially
able to carry out any o ligations made
by the linn.
West iX, Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O. Walding. Kinnan A Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, To'edo, O.
Hall's' ( -atari 1 Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price,
7oe. per lott!e. Sold by all Druggists.
Testimonials free,
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for
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printing',
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My tock of Spring and Summer Dress
Goods is now ready for inspection ant
consists of ai the new and pretty styles in
Organdies, doited Swiss. Linen Lawns,
otuer patterns.
In connection with my
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DRY GOODS
I have ope led a
jJlLLINERY
AND JpANCY
and am prepared 10
give you the latest ndvelties-dn La lies, Miss a"
Childrens
HATS ARID
Silks. for Shirt waist and Dress Trimmings, Lace? and Rihbons,
Our line of Swiss
Nainsook and
cells in beauty and
jtiauiy any ever
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( loves, rans and 1:
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Call and examine our stock before
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DUNN, N. C-
Silver
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VJOllle
WILT, SELL YOU LIQUORS. FOR
EITHER.
FOR
The question that is being dis-
P u
RE
cussed by the people all over the
L i a 1; o it s
United States to-day, is how to get a
CALL ON
better and safer currency. Have you
W. S. JACKSON,'
stopped to consider that the best
A C E fti T.
and purest Liquors 13 what yon
D U
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should drink if yoa use it at all. I
N. C.
otTer uo other kiml but pure liquors.
HOTEL QIVINE,
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
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This is to inform the public that the
above named Hotel has been Heiiovat"d,
Refurnished and Carpeted throughout
and I will spare nt etlorts to please
every one who .stops with me. Special
attention given to traveling men.
Soliciting public patronage generally
I am, yours to'please.
JXO. A. OATES, Proprietor.
Kiickleii' Arnira Salve.
The lest salve in
the worhl for Cuts,
Bmises, Sores, SitlC Rheum, Fever Sores
Tetter, Chapped
Hanks, Chillblaius,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and pos-
lively cures Piles
or no pay. - It fs
guaranteed to g;v
or inonej- refuudei
k perfect satisfaction
Pi icv 25 cents per
box.. For sale by Harper & Hood.
Four
t.faving the need
d merit to more than
make good all the
advertising claimed
for them, t!ie following four remedeis
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ut leaeneti a onenoineiiai sale. ur.
Kings's New Disc
verv, lor coiisum;-? &T
V.1Ij 1. 1.. ..i. i -
lion, Coughs and
---'v.., vi 11 wun;
guaiauieej .r-cific liUters. the greats
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re met! j lor J.iver, Htoiaach ami Kid iters
HiiekKoi'i Arn m ,ir., tiA ..t
! lvjirlil mid ii,. -U'V
........ tJ .... , lilt kZ?. ill titC
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whieh are a peri'eed
f ew j.ue fills,
Oill. All these r in
ethes are guarent-t
III 11(1 1!l,r U'h'jt 'ij
cl rimed for them ami the Jealer whose
tnime is attached luerewith will Ije glad!
eo tell you more of then,. Sold at liar- i
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ler A, llootl a Drug1 Soie.
isDn.o-a.lc3. s-i"ostri'
an.d g-et
t it ever
2. 3LCO g-ets
; Ixc paper cn.b year,
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BOIMJ!ETS.
Hamburg embroideries an 1 Insertion
ex.nioneu in uunn-
Slippers, Hoiserv, Corsets, Corset waist 1
needed!
to complete a la lies' wardrobe
purchasing elsewhere.
Yours to PLEASE,
mr-27-tf.
MORTGAGE SALE Olv
VALU-
ABLE LN
.NO!
By virtiiftof the power contained in a
deed of mortgage executed to me by
Ervfn Jones and wife, Sarah Jones im
Mar'eh 10th 1S04 and "recorded in the
Reciistry of Harnett countyi, X. V. in
I Book II No. 2 page 503, I will 11 at
I pub
ic outcr-to the highest bidder for
cash
at the post oliioe door in th ;; town
of iJlunn, N. C, on August 4. 1st lJ;it
11 ojeloek a. in., that tract ot I and lvin.
in Averasboro township, II tr tett ni
ty, X. C. adjoining the lands form;; ly,
owiied by J, A. Taylor, S.'T. iitivf.tot,
J W Lee and others, occupied now In
Erv: n Jones and wife, containing 2.)
acres more or less and describe. as in
said mortgage substantially as follows:
A certain piece or' tract of 'land Ivingaa 1
beiu in llar. etf county, state aforesaid.
in Averasboro township and describe!
and defined as follows, to witf "Adjoin-,
ing on east J. A. Taylor, on jhe soiilli
aud west by S T Barefoot, oil tlu noiili
bv James Westlev Lee and others con
tain iug Twenty-nine j acres, j more or
less. -.It Jieiug a part of the land tint
the said parties of the first part -got from
Thojphilos Weaver. For a better de
scription referreuce is hereby; in ide to
the l-eeords of Harnett eouaty, X. C.
This July 27th 18y5. j e I ;
E. F. YoUNG, ' Mortgagee.
jy-Sl-4w, i
' I ' 5 '" .
NOTICE !
iiaving onabfied ws administrator u:) 1
tbejrstate of John C. Sorrell, iI'cch' I,
notice is hereby given to all person
holding claims against sail estate t
present the same for ay ne'ut. duly
vatrified. on or before thi 1st day f
August 189a, or this notice will h; pleud
in lar of their recovery. All per.-ons iu
debited to faid !tate Ure hereby,. uotinVd
to liitke immediate p;iv-m,;nt of the -aino
This July the 2Gth, 1895.
W. It. SOUKKLI,, 1 A'linini-
L. L. Turlington, J tr.iiors.
. P. JOnes, Att'j-. 3-:5i-n.v.
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Augusta ICailRoa-
Condensed
Schedule,
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