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J THE COUNTY UNION. I .... " " DUNN, Harnett County, C. Entered '-accoi 2inr t postal nrnla tlou at the pototUee i iHim, N. C, a fecund dies matter l ; J. P. rirrMAN, Editor fe Proprietor. TEP.SS IF SUBSCRIPTION. Three Months..., 23 Cent?. Six Months SO Cents. Due Year... Sent bv Mail. Payable in advance. comrnvklcalious must reach; us on Tuesday evening. . Notices of Church entainaicnts and all other fioticea of like maimer from which rovuus is o be derived, wil Le charged edits ier line. Business lorl3 xrill le made to regular ad vertisers at' 5 cents per line. ' Locals without Regular advert jseuieuts will be charged ;J peuta per liuc, Pnbscribers -will be cut off at the expiration pf thejr utcrlpt!ou unless we are iK tiried And n paper will be discontinued until the Subscription is paid up. Communications must always have the Author's name si.iif:l. aijd must be written jilaluly ou one side of the paper. gjyAdvertUing rate.s furnished on ap plication. GPiVb legal notices inserted without cash t.t advance. Ko communication will be accepted nule? accompanied by the writer's Hume. advertisements "inserted four Successive weeks will be counted one month, and will be inserted and charged until oidered discontinued when tht time is 'not-specified. Djhjt, tf. C, H.vii::i2, IS)!. W II AT IS DEMOCRACY Rkmonetize Silver. Mr Editor: I have hoped for some time to see more correspondence through your valuable columns from come of our deepest thinkers and most tboughtfjxl men of our County upon .some of the issues that are rapidly confronting us. We would like to see a large ccor fjfpcndence in your valuable paper. JFhy all this stillness? Is it because all cur people are eueb deep thinkers dep water is stillest. So Mr. editor I thought I would just ptir the water, just a little, by asking all the readers of The Union to came through iU columns, some of the most prominent principles, of true Ameri can Democracy, or in other words ,what is democracy. Mr. EJitor 1 want the true construction as there seems to be a discussion and a pro paring of medicine for this nation to take this year 1S96, and there seems to be three or four parties, each pre paring a pill, and as there is to be ingredients in each pill, and the healthfulnsss of our nation depends largely upon the ingredients com pounded into the pills, and the quali ty and quantity of them taken. 1 contend Mr. "Editor that there has been and ever will be two sides to every thing and but two, and in real ity but two parties Democratic and Republican, and if any other parties (pill)are formed they necessarily have to be made of some of the ingre dients from one or the other old par ties and one is in opposition to the other, and all the ppopla' oro on one side or the other, either for or agaics Tell me what democracy is - and I can tell youwhat republicanism is. It is the opposite and if a third party (pill) is formed it is made from one of the two oldparties, and it you make it out of the ingredients of republi canism and call it "Populist," "Co pperation" or "Fusion," its nami will not make it valuable, and its ef feots will be the same as ths.t from which it was made and is the same in enbstance. Or if you make a fourth party (pill) and call it Free Silver, and take the ingredients out of dem oeraey its effects will not be valuable any more than that from which it was taken, and be the same in substance, i but will be without force or power, and be unwholesome without the com plete formula and will tend to retard the speed of the old engine of democ racy. And Mr. Editor, as the people are to take these pills they should take a hand in their preparation. They should see to it, that, proper healthful principles, (ingredients) are placed in the democratic (pill) plat form. And be free from error, un mistakable, not subjoct to miscon struction, lines drawu straight, plain, and no simple thlt the wayfaring man though a fool cantot err therein. No, not mixed, not twisting, njt atradling, not squirming. Mr. Edi tor if these thing are done, an i d ue speedily, there will be no difficulty ae to the silver or any other question. The people will. do their duty at the polls; for each will know where Le is at, and ret d,ily fall in ranks where they belong. We will then pee clear ly as we sge now, that if silver ever reo.'ives any further favors, if it is! gfgr reuioujt.ssd, it will "be thttugh y ib:oiirr; the seuumc r.i I. ) true AmericiD Democratic Party. That id the ouly party that has tte (proper ingredients for Silver. Cr Mainly, there is uothiug like silver in in the republicau party (only gold) Then when we see silver set upou equal footing with gold it boiag re ECtmized, and the artificial silver leg that this cation has been trjing to walk with for 23 Years will be made sound aud firm as the gold I oi . L uen this biased cation will a:k as a strong man walks, upon a double staudard, silver and old. This nation will then ceate to stand idle and, almost faint away upon tte siogle gold standard; but will at occe walk with double elastic step, healed and made eound, then we will see thi8 taticn upon a solid financial founda tion. The volume of her currency increased double to what it now is, and 8 the volume of her real money increases, the purchasing power of it falls. The purchasing power of money is determined by the quantity in circula tion. The decrease in the purchasing power of money is manifested by a: rise in the prioes of commodities all forms of property and labor. The increase of the purchasing power of money takes place when the volurre diminish :s and this without any re gard whatever to the material of which money is made. Ilencs this increase has been continueing. since 1873, un til at the preheat, the purchasing pow er is so great that it takes about 2 bushels eorn to get 1.00 whereas formerly one bushel would get 1 00. t takes li pounds cf cotton to ge: 1.00' when formerly 7 pounds would get 1. It takes 4 days labor on the farm to get L wLten formerly 2 days would get 1 It takes 1 J acres of land to get 1 when formerly one sixth cf an acre would get 1 &c. Let us by all means have the remon et'z;tion of silver, a3 that far super cedes the free coinxgj of silver. Sil ver beicg restored and not discrimi nated against by the government, will certainly notbe discriminated against by individuals. ! These things are again in the bands of the people and ivay the people so uss them that the wise may rule and the people r j jice and our nation be saved from the rule and ruin of the wicked. ! Sub criber. .Averasboro News- We have been silent for some time but hope our place is not filled up in Tue Uni x. Little Httie Lucas daughtei of Mr J W Lucas is very sick with measles this week. Mr. E G.Barnes is having his dwelling on R & F street remodeled and will move in soon. (Miss Cora Parker has returned from a visit to her aunt, Mrs. W T Du pree. Mrs E G Barnes spent a few days last week at Bunnlavel visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. CynthiaEonia who has been away from home seme time returned last week. Mr. and Mrs. II C Avery were in town Sunday evening the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F A Parker. Mrs F A Whittaker of Raleigh tpentafe days with her mother, Mrs. Eliza Btewart last week. Miss-Lena St. wart and little nitce. Mackie went up to Lillington a few days since. Mr. D II McLean was in town a few days ago. 'Roxie." The band-wagon will start on May the 14ih. The Republican State Convention is called to meet in Ral eigh on that day, when they will nominate a State ticket and appoint delegates to the National Convention at St. Louis, which convenes June 22ud. The Republicans ars in favor of fusiou with the Populists but want all the tffices, and desire the support of that party. How does this set with the Populists ? Can you afford to support such a man as McKinley fr President, who is in favor of robbing tbepeop'e? Iudeed you can't afford it. He i3 a gold bug of the fifat water. The Democratic State Executive Committee meets in Raleigh April 9th to decide when the State Conven tion will be held. WANTED-AN IDEA5SssfKsS thing to patent? Protect your Meas : tl,ey mav BUKN & CO., Patent Attorneys, WafclxinEton p. C, Cor their SI.800 prize offer. r.nd jl ' siiioi of To iv u.siistiis. Office Clerk Superior Court, liar- nett County. ; By virtue of authority vested in me by Chapter 159, Lawe 1895 of North Carolina, entitled, "an act to revise, mend and consolidate the election laws of North Carolina," I, F. M. McKay, Clerk of the Superior Court of Harnett County hereby make the following changes in the yotiog pre- j ciccts of said County to wit: f Upper Little River Township. Dividing line as follows: Begining at the mouth of Pobbins Creek on Upper Little River, running thenGe with said creek to its head near the Harrington road, thence with said road to the sign j board at the old road, thence with the road, leading from said sign-board by the residences of Mrs. E. J. McLean and J. L. Stephens to the Pee Dee Road, thence with said road to (Jool Spring church tncnee with Cool Spring Branch to Cedar Creek, thence with said Creek to Cape Fear River with one polling place at CJ B- McNeills and the other at Turners Cress Roads. AVERASBORO TOWNSHIP. Dividing line aa follows: Commencing at Gainey's Cross Roads and running thence with the Smithfield and Fayetteville road to j Johnston County line at the Bun ford on Mingc with one polling place at Town Hall in town of Dunn, and the ether, (polling place No. 2) in the grove where the Progressive Institute was formerly situated, in the town of Dann. Respectiully, y. M -McKay, Clerk Supr. Court. NOTICE. North Carolina, ll-irnctt County. 11 The undersigned having qualified as administratrix on the estate of U'm. Ii. McKay deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons holding-claims against said Win. It. McKay dee'd to piesent the s;nne on or before the 7th day of March IS97, or thi notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to --aid Win B. McKay dee'd are request ed to set thi same at once. This March 7th iS9'i. A.!S. McKay, Administratrix of Win. 15. McKay. NOTICE OF SALE J Iiy virtue of the power contained in a certain mortgage deed executed to S. A. Salin ni and by biin transferred to John F. Chirk in the 9th day of March 189.1 by yCaeariali Cameron and Joanna Cam eron, his wife, said mortgage deed be iii duly recorded in the records of Har nett county, N. C in Hook "l" No. 2, page 2U:, I will sell to the highest hid der for ca-h at the court house d or in Lillington, N. ('., on Monday the tith day of April lS.lo the following tract of land lying in Anderson Creek township Harnett count', containing 2"0 acres, more or .'ess bounded as follows : Bi'gi'iinng at r stake and pointer, Tarqual Sbaw corner in the McCormick line on the North side f the South prong of Anderson Creek; thence S 2, W 75 ch, to a stake in a Branch, , T West copier; thence North 83, W 62-25 ch, to a st:ike in McCormick line; thence to the beginning, being a part of the araway survey and being the land bought of JohnEllett. deceased and W 11 Ellutt. Ex't. . This Feb! 20, 1S96. John F. Clark, Assignee of Mortgagee, I. A. Murciiisox, Att'y. I r i North Carolina, In Justices Court, Harnett County, J Hector's Creek TTownship. Before R II SMiTH, if. P. B. K. Partin and T. B. Crowder, form er'y trading as Pmtin & Crowder vs S. Y, Workman. j Publication of Summons. To S. Y. Work nan defendant abeve named : Yon will take notice and no tice is h'Meby given you that the plain tiffs above named have commenced an action before me and against you for the recovery of the. sum of One hundred and seventy five and one u'lth dollars with interest on $73.89, from November 1st, 1SS2 until paid, due by judgment (J I') the summons in which is ret an able before nient my res'denoe in Hector's Creek Township, Harnett county, N. C. on Fii.fay the 10th day of April 1800 at 12 oYloek M., when and where yon are reijuested to appear aud answer or de nier to complaint of plaintiffs or judg ment will be rendered against you for above amount and the cost of this action This Feb. 21st 1896. It. II. Smith, J. P. II. E. Norris, Att'y. JPUJrtE I North Carolina CORN WHISKEY, the J. A. Burnes make. Home made Apple Brandy. I -Wines for Medical and Church purposes, absolutely pure, I carry a fujl line of PUKE L IQUORS. When in nced oi anything in fmy liny give me a call. Satisfaction guaranteed. Thanking my friends and customers for past favors, and soliciti l'g a coi? tinuaneo of the same, I am, Yours truly, W. S. JACKSON, AGENT. i D U JNN, : u. n, c. SAXCTIFICA TIOX. We believe Scyctifiation is one of the leading topics of the d&y in Sampson, and this being tha case we have decided to say a few words on the subject. We do not believe that a person can reach entire Sanctification in this life. Man is a signer dead in trespasses and Lin, condemned by God's right- eons law, and depraved in every part of his being. - Sanctification is a pro gressive work, beginning at regenera tion and ending at resurrection. If a person could get into a position where lie would be entirely free from sin in this life what need would we have for a Saviour. The highest perfection which a man can attain while the soul dwells in the body does not exclude ignorance error and a thousand other infirmities. Jt is sown a natural body it is raised a spiritual body. So long as we re main in this natural body just so long we live in sin, but when we are raised a spiritual body then we are free from sin and not until then. We believe we have said enough on this subject any more than to prove by the. Scriptures that a man sins as long as he lives in this life. So let U3 turn from the fallible testimony of man to the sure word of Prophecy We find in 1st Kings, 8:46 whero it says "There is no man that sinneth not." James says in the 3rd chapter and 2nd verse "For in many things we offend all." Now look to Ecclx 7:20 "For there is not a just man upon earth that doeth good and sin neth not. Now les look to Ron:. 3rd chapter and 10th and 12th verses In the 10th verse Paul says There is none righteous no not one," In the 12th veree he says "There is none that doeth good n? not one. Now let's see what Christ says about it. In the 18th obapter of Luke,, a certain ruler asked Himsayipg "Good master what shall I do to inherit eter nal life." In the 19th verse "of the same chapter He answered him saying '.'Why uallest thou me good, none is good save one that is God " We find in 1st John 1:8 where John was expressing his opinion in regard to the matter he says: If we say that we have no sin we deceive ourselves and the truth is not in us. So my friend don't say you have no sin, for if you do according to God's word the truth is not in you. Stub. Godwin Gab- We see eo much from other places in The Union it has inspired us to write from our little village which is nestled among the huckleberry flats, 17 miles north of Fayetteville on the Ai C. L , but we are found by one class of humanity tramps. Rev. A. M. HaFsell's school is still increasing in number, and "the little school house among the trees" will soon be full. Mr. J J Oook, of Dunn, ."got a leave of absence" and spent Sunday night in town not long since. Some body wishes he would get another furlough.. Mr. C C McLsllan must be talking "free coinage" to a little Mc, as we have seen very little of him for two or tnree weeKs pest. 0 W M Pope, P. M , has returned from a ftay on the S. A. L. Mr. P F Pope, of Rhodes, has re turned to Elrod to teach again. Bi cycle and pants "caught the patching" while he was here. Miss Minnie Godwin has returned from a visit to relatives. Mesrs. 0 C Godwin and Lloyd Ea man has gone to "parts unknown" in the D'spensary State. Two pair of tear-stained eyes remain to tell the tale of woe. A little gold speck insurance agent was in town last week. We think he is the same one that has infested other neighbor hood so we will not say any thing to make "the agent's" "cup of sorrow" more bitter. Two of our boys took a flying trip to Dunn one night last week. The trains put out fire nearly every Sunday and give so much trouble that one young man burned around his distillery. We see the lio in that when his own stiller wili not stop to help tut out fire near the still on Sunday. More anon. Sambo. MARRY THIS GIRL-SOMEBGDY! Mb. Epitoh- I stained a blue filk dress with lemon juice; wliat wili restore the color? I am making lot of money celling the Climax Dish Watthcr. Hare not maile lees th;m Sltt priy day I worked. Eery family wants a Iisb Washer, and pay $5 qnickljr when they see tha dishes washed and dried perfectly in one minute. I Fell as many waebers as my brother, and he is en old sales mnn. I will clear $3.ii00 this year. Address the Climax Mfc. Co.. Columbus. Ohio. Anvone can no aa well a I am doing. MAGGIE H. B TIOOD. N. B. HOOD & GO. Druggists and Pharmacists. (Successors to I HARPER & HOOD, Dunn,: y,;C, TFe take pleasure in announcing to ail our friends and the public, that we now tuive in stock a full line of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Pharmaceutical Pre parations, Toilet Articles, Perfumery, Dy e S cuff &c; Garden seeds of all kinds, Oaion Sets; Beans. &c, and anything found in a First-Class Drug Store. We cordially invite all to come in and see us You will find us at the same old stand of Harper & Hood. Prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. Ramember the place Very respectfully, N. B- HOOD & CO. Successors to HARPER & HOOD. F "A. H VI E R B ! I ani in the market with the best grades of guano. you buy. E. F. We want to make The Union red 1 hot with news this year. 81.00. I The subscription price is with in the reach bfl has county pride his county papr. This paper and the New York Thrice-a-week World, one year This paper and the Atlanta Constitution one Bunnlevel Items- The weather continues so cold and wei that tbe farmers can't makJ much progress-with their work. Mr. A R Wilson of Dunn was in this section last week. Mrs. Maggie Iijrd and daughter, Katie, spent last Saturday night with her lister, Mrs. Eliza Hobbs. Mr. and Mrs. J W Bjrd were called last Sunday to Moore Co. to visit theirfather, Mr. Dennis, who was seriou ly ill. The message baviDg been delayed they failed to get there in time to see him. Ha died on Fri day before they arrived Suoday evening- The marriage of Miss Lolie Bjrd, daughter of Mr. L. D. Byrd of Bunn level, to Mr. W M Walker of Cum berland, took plaee at the residence of the bride's father on Thursday March, 19, at 9:00 o'clock p. m., and was witnessed by about 3p relatives and friends. The parlor was tastefully decorated in evergreen and white ribbon. The attendants were: Mr. vVillis Byrd with Miss Polly Bjrd, Mr. J D Byrd with Miss Jennie Byrd. Mr. O M Allen with Miss Fiosie Barnes, Mr. H A Carueron with Miss Bettie Parker, Mr. L D Byrd with Mies Mary Cameron, Mr. L A Beihune with Miss Stella Byrd. There was no wedding march. The attendants entered the room slowly forming two lines one on either side of the altar. The ladies were dressed iu white uniforms, and the gentlemen in black suits with white ties. Mattie Allen and Nann e Byrd, the Flwer Girls, precsded the bride and groom and took a position near the minister. The bride and groom presented them selves before the altar., when the cere mony was performed by Rev. C V Brooks, principal of Bunnlevel Acad j emy, who in conclusion in a few words i tried to impress upon the youDg mar ried couple the idea of solemnity and happiness. A splendid bupper was prepared for the occasion and all were served plentifully. About ten o'clock the minister bade the joyful crowd good night, wisbiag for the attend ante a pleasant evening and pleasant $1 O B TEW. i See me before every one who enough to take 30 vear SO. dreams of still p'easanter occasions yet to be. They will dtoe tomorrow at the residence of the groom's father. The bride is an amiable youag wo man and the groom a clever yoang man, a former principal of Bunnleve Academy. We wish for them a hap To ill. S py career, and our prayers follow I T U I !. -, . . A(nJ i Jackson were happily joined tore tnfim. 1 i i J Viola. .-Legal Dots- This section was honored presence cf thre R R. men as they passed from Sanford to Lilling- ton. They claimed to be travelling for the interest of the "expected rail- j road," but they proved to be revenue officers in pursuit of moon-shiners. We regret to chronicle that Mrssrp. Faucett & MeJjean happened to the misfortune to get "one of their mules crippled last week. The mule got ttugled in the gear and fell, and it was found that the mule's thigh was bro ken. It is needless to say that it will be of no further service. Wa learn that Mr. J M Page has returned from Wake Forest where he 1 - I : ! has been since last September. He was forced to abandon the pursuit of ms siuaies on tno account of an eye) trouble. ! Toe "Lissin? weman' has affiin' 1 w been heard from We learn that her conduct was of such a character that ehe was given twenty-four honrs to leave Southern Pines, where she first located ULder tie penolty o hanged to a telegraph pole, failed to obey the injunction. beiDg j if she Stand Back. Tried Friends Best. For thirty yearsTutt's Pills have proven a blessing to the invalid. Are truly the sick man's friend. A Known Fact For bilious headache, dyspepsia sour stomach, malaria.constipa tion and all kindred diseases. TUTT'S Liver PILLS AN ABSOLUTE CURE. Al I jtiivTiON i CAMPAIGN YEAR. . j 1 Wish Ul infwr tl. ' am now in business in Dy,, 1 i u u pi E. ! W. poti, I - ? Attcrney-at Lav. I 1 SMITHFIELD, is, C. 1 Careful attention to anj- civil til intrusted to hi.carr in the courr. lljirnett f'ounty f N. A.!SINCLAiR. 1 ATTORXEY-AT-LAW. J Fayetteville, N. c. ' Fractice m State iud .Federal Cc Aug-l-Cm. i Subscribe for The Unioh. A Strong Fdrtificati Fc rtify the body against dise! by Tutt s Liver Pills, an ah lute cure for sick headache, df pepsia, sour stomach, mak constipation, jaundice, bilk! ness and all kindred troul "The Fly-Wbeel-of 11 iUU, j IUU1 J-1VCI III.) the fly-wheel of life. I shall e be p-rateful for the accident? brqug"ht tliem to my notice.1 as if I had a new lease of a J.Fairleigh. Platte Cannon.d Ttitt's Liver PiS Pass Hctes- f "Mr Jc&per Jackson and Miss la West were happily united on i 22nd at Shadv Grove church foil ft C Ja.ckBon.; Wo wish themi and successful life. Mr 0 W Elmore and Miu H Suodiy by J D Williams Eq. wish hem a happy journey thrc life Mr E RWiison went to Go;' Sunday Ilertporta about 150 saef fi,rl I h 0 s 0 -.( I ... . 1 r W1 8 People in this section are htrU last week f ' s, .. . . . at f orK cn tneir farms. Prof Q W Nay lor was at S1 It n Grove Sunday. We were have him with i us. Come againf'l Mr. J F Wilson caught 19 rats? day last week. He is rough on ' 1 i i it Mr. J A Strickland of Wade spe : . .... Li Sunday at air. SKLae's. We we. glad tq seo him. j r Set! THE NEW! T I i It l CE- A - WEE K EDITlOXJ IS PAGES A WEEK. Is larger Jutu any weelly or gc- weekly pnpor puhlUhea md is the ( imnortailit DiMnnoi-jti '-wmI-Iv? V- lished in ni hu ge New' York City. Thteeiti as thol I leading i:e"pijbif weekly df New York City. 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