i-
THE
COUNTY UNION.
DUNN, Harnett County,-N. C,
": Entered accoi ding- to postal regula
tion;; at tlifpostofficf at Dunn, N. C., as
second clas.- matter.
J. P. PlTTMAN, Proprietor,
A. M. "Wooivall, Editor.
TERMS CF SUBSCRIPTION.
TJiree Month......... .............. .25 Cents?.
Months 30 Cents.
One Yv.iv ...$1-00.
Sent tiy Mail. Payable in advance. -
TXrxN, N. C, ACciu.ST -4, 1897. .
FEES INCREASED.
"Cjiai'TKk 553.
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"ax act t(? fix the fees of
the Treasurer of . Harnett
County : . '
'.'The' General Assembly of
North Carolina do eilact : :.'.
''Section 1. That the .. treas
urer of Harnett county bo al
lowed the following commission
in full "of ;nll services, to-wit :
-..'"On all receipts, both co'ttnty
and school, the sum of one per
centum on all disbursements,
county and school, two and one
half per centum,
'Sec. 2, That
clauses of laws in
the provisions of
all laws and
conflict- with1
this act are
hereby repealed.
; "Sec. 15. This act shall be in
force from and after its ratihea
tioiu .
"Ratified' the 0th day of
March, A- I).
The above is a true copy,
word for word and punctuation
the same', of chapter -55.3 of the
laws of 1897 taken from that
"book of iniquities." - The Pop
ulists and "'Republicans in the
last legislature not satisfied with
empowering the county : com
missioners to levy a special tax
on us to pay a debt which the
voters of the countv have, twice
repudiated by their votes, pass
ed an iict specially for the treas
urer of Harnett county. Read
the above act and then read it
between the lines and "see who
.it is made to benefit, and then
read it again and see where this
benefit comes from. It comes
from the tax-payers of Harnett
i county. Does it ma-ke your
taxes any. more? N. -: But" it
takes from every $1(K) of taxes
received -and disbursed by the
t reas u rer $ 3 . 50 and puts it in
the pocket of the treasurer-
$1.(10 more -on every hundred
. dollars than the; old law ;. enti-,-tled
him to. ' ;;
v The treasurer f.'::'Harneti.
county is a: populist andr-a" gfen
tle.man of uiniuestionable chaiv
actor. Did he have this law
made, for his own benefit? Did
he not know about hdw 'much
tlie of Hoe of treasurer paid before
he was elected in 18)6? Cer
tainly he did for lie was the
treasurer for two years prior to
that time and . (luring-which
time he received the same fees
as other county treasurers 'fin
the State. Tt is true that the
olhee of treasurer does not pay
very much in this county, but
this special legislation" will give
the treasurer. $100 more for the
work he docs'' this year than he
got last year. This is Populist
and Republican reform in Har
nett Countv. When the loins
hit nro found an otlice not fat
enough for the applicant or
holdor.it proceeded at once to
legislate itTat enough".' The in
lividuals that composed .: that
body were there for the ; "stuii '
and they did not fail to remem
ber their friends.
The Ceorgia white Republi
cans, are indignant at the par
tiality shown the nero in that-.
State by President McKinlev.
They want the negro to vote for
them and let them hold all the
OlHees. President McKinlev
bo-lie. vos that to the victors beT
long the spoils and as the negro
in the South is principally the
; Republican party ho thinks
that fcuey slunild be given the
choicest bits of pie. No white
'man who -votes the Republican
ticket in the South can com
plain at-the appointment of the
- negro to otlice .
The Virginia Populists "held
a State convention last week to
nominate candidates. .They
nominated a candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor and adjourned, .
leaving the balance of the ticket
to be' tilled by the executive
committee. This means that
they want to trade as they did
in this State last year. The
size oF the average populist's,
politics ds office and he "will
trade with airy crowd to get it.
TARJFA.
Tarifa should le known' to
Americans, for, according to
tradition, it was the dwelling
place of the Berbers (Moors) ,
who entered Spaiu under Tarif-Ben-Malik,
the first Berber
Sheikh that landed in the coun
try, after -whom the fortress
was named, from which those
Mohammedan pirates stopped
passing" "ships and levied, toll
or tariif for the privilege- of pas
saere. Mediterranean letter in
the 1
i By using' Hall's Hair. Renewer,
gray, faded, or discolored hair as
sumes the natural color of youth, and
grows luxuriant and strong, pleasing
everybody.
ISmmiiti- upif.
This morning at 10 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. X. H: Stew
art near AvcTasboro, Miss Lena
Stewart was married to Prof:
11. B. Moulton, of jWiley, Tex
as, Rev. A. M. Hassell perform
ing the ceremony.j Only a few
friends of the family -were pres
ent. The happy couple board
ed the. 12 :07 train here to-day
for the groom's home in Texas,
A little romance is connected
with this marriage and proves
the bringing together of two
hearts that would probably
have never met if it, Wld not
been for a : "corrcisponden.ee
club." Miss Stewart had long
since passed the Ue. of giddy
o-irlhood and had reaClied lila
cs ;.
t tire and sober womanhood, liv
ing in pleasant surroundings in
one of the most handsome coun
try homes in Harnett countv.
Prof. Moulton bad ."experienced
the life of a married man . and
had had the sad misfortune to
lose- his doitr companion, who
left in his .care and protection
ttve children that ha-d been born
to thtnn.. He was" teaching
school in vFcfxas, and at -present;
is Superintendent of the Graded
School at Wiley, Tyxas, a small
town some twenty-five miles
from Dallas.
Miss Stewart 'and Prof. Moul
ton received each other's harness
through a "Private Correspon
dence Club" some throe years
ago, and began a correspon
dence which proved to be mu
tuaL and ripened into love, al
though they had never met .
Last Summer' Prof.' Moulton
came here to see her and the
meeting proved satisfactory and
the engagement was consunia
te.d. He Aveiit back to Texas
and came again in December
and pressed his suit but he was
again nut oil. He
came again
5i few. weeks aro and his 'efforts
proved' successful in the.., con
sumation of the marri age vows
this' morning. ' -
Miss Stewart's many friends
in this section wish her much
happiness' and trust that she will
find everything as represented
by the man she 'has chosen to
be a companion through life.
am ma, was
that a sugar-plum
you just gave me?"
asked little Ma
bel. "No, dear, it was one of Dr
Ayer's Pills." "Please, may I have
another?" "Nu now dear; one. of
those nice pill is all you need at
present, becaus'j Vjvery dose is effec
tive." . : . y "-.; " ;.
ISoskI Supervisors to Ict-t.
We are requested toantiour.ce
that the board of road supervi
sors of -Averasboro township
will meet at the town hall in
Dunn Saturday;- afternoon at 2
o'clock .and request a full at
tendance of the board and road
overseers. Every justice of the
peace in the township, is a '.mem
ber' of- this board. Under the
statute the justices. of the police
form a board to. supervise and
manage tlie roads in their re
spective townships ami are re
quired to meet on the first Sat
urday in August of each year
and receive reports of road over
seers for-the ensuing year, allot
hands to Work sections of road
and other work pertaining to
keeping the roads.
We learn that in this town
ship the justices of the-': peace,
have not been very prompt to
attend these yearly meetings
and some years have not hold
any mooting at all. It is im
portant that this board should
moot and look well to the keep- !
mg of the roads, home of our
roads need more attention. - .A
community is judged to a great
extent by its roads. A little
work at tlie' proper time on the
roads does a deal of good.
What causes bad dreams isrii ques-
tionithat ha3 never been satisfactorily)
answered; but, in nine cases oat of I
ten, frightful dreams are the result I
of imperfect digestion, which a few j
doses of Ayer's Sarsaparilla will ef-i
fectually remedy. Doni't delay try
ft to-day.
Minso Sparks,
Verv hot weather for the last
few days. '
A good many of our citizens
have been attending the tent
meeting at Dunn for the last
few days. . ) .
-: Prof. J. M. Page, principal
of Union Hill Academy, spent
Saturday night in our commu
nity. His school begins to-day
and we Avisli Inm the; greatest
success. i - ,
Kev. J. A. . Campbell filled
his regular monthly appoint
ment 'at Spring Branch Satur
day and Sunday. It is thought
by a good many that Mr. Camp
bell on Suiiday, preached one of
the best sermons that has been
heard in tins country in a good
long time. May God. bless
him,. ' ' ,
Miss Lula Jackson, of Dunn,
spent part of 'last week in -the
Giles' Mill section, the guest of
Miss Venie Honeyeutt.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B, West-
brook,' of Timothy, spent Sun
day in our community.
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Stevens,
of Dunn, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Howard.
Miss Lizzie McLellan, of
Rhodes, passed through our
community yesterday.
Pulling fodder will .soon bo
in rotation with our farmers.
Aug. 2nd, 1897. Stub.
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f&iiletl in Texsiw.
Last Thursday's papers con
tinued the following account of
the killing of two brothers at
Waco, Texas, on t lib day be
fore :
"Waco, Texas, July 28, In
the stock brokerage office of C.
E, Trice; & Co., today, B." F.
Kivett and W. W. Kivetf were
shot and killed- by W. Lam den
a member of tlie firm. Bad
feeling has existed between the
Kivett brothers and Lamden
for some time, growing out of
charges made by the relatives
of Lamden jmd a sister of Kiv
ett's: The- shooting between
the brothers and Lamden occur
red during the busiest part of
the clay when the office was
crowded, sancl it caused intense
excitement. .Two more of the
Kivett brothers armed them
selves and proceeded to the
scene of the shooting, threaten
ing to kill, Lamden, but they
were not allowed to enter. The
killing is universally looked up
on as justifiable.
"About a month ago tlie Kiv
otts attempted to kill ; Lamden,
inflicting a knife wound on him
and they had frequently threat
ened to kill him since then.
This, morning they appeared in
the doorway . of Trice & Go's
office. Lamden was ''in formed
of the coming. As they ap
peared in the door their drew
their pistols, but Lamden fired
with a shot-gun before thev
could shoot, killing B. F. Kiv
ett instantly. YV. W. Kivett
ritshed on Lamden with his re
volver and as he pulled the trig
ger; Lamden struck the, weapon
up and then; grabbed it; The
rnoii wrestled over the weapon
which Kivett succeeded in fir
ing several times without result
Lamden -finally succeeded in
drawing his revolver and shoot
ing Kivett three; times. Lamden
was uninjured."
The voting men killed were
sons of Mrs. A. J. Kivett, who
now; resides at Lillington this
county and it was a sad shock
to her. They witli two broth
er and a sister have been liv
ing in Texas for some years.
It is a deplorable aifair and
much regretted by their friends.
Hot weather won't cure weak
lungs. You may feel better be
cause out of doors more, but
the trouble is still there. Don't
stop taking, your
cott's
muision
because the weather happens
to be warm. If you have a
weak throat, a slight hacking
cqugh, or some trouble with
the bronchial tubes, summer is
the best time to get fid: of it.
If you are losing flesh there is
all the more need of attention:
Weakness about the chest and
thinness should never go to
gether. One gceatly increases
the danger of the other. Heal
Weak
LllilOS
OP
E
the throat, cure the cough, and j us you v orders or call at our of
strengthen the whole system"! ftr them. I
now. Keep taking Scott 1 . J. P. Pittmax,
cmuision an summer.
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Fori
fatl Ie:iSli. ?
On last Wednesday, July 28th
at noon, at the home ot Iyer un
cle, Mr. J. H. Williams, at Lit
tle River Academy,-' this ;count
Miss Belle Williams, the "only
child of Mr. R. S. Williams, of
Oxford, N. C, ' departed this
life in the fourteenth year of
her age after aii illness of only
three days.
She was spending vacation
with. her grand mother and un
cles in that community and in
tended returning home with her
father this week, but He that
doeth all things . well wanted
her and sent the angel of afflic
tion unto death to her Sunday
and she was stricken suddenly
ill and lingered' until Wedties
day when she was transported,
to the realms of eternal rest to
meet her mother who jr precedotf
her not many months ago. V
Her remains were brought
here Thursday morning and put
on the North bound train for
Oxford for interment. x
At li'or home in Grove town
ship on Monday Mrs. Lou Fow
ler, wife of Mr. T. II. Fowler,
died from c ire r of the stomach.
The funeral was held at Pros
po.ct church y sterday. Rev. J.
F. Owens, of Dunn, conducting
the ceremonies, and -the body
interred-' in the ehuch yard Cem
etery. " ,
She loaves a husband- and
several children. She had been
a consistent member of tlie
church at Prospect for ncai-Jy
twenty years and left that bles
sed assurance that she had just
left earth for, an abode in that
house; not made with hand's
eternal in the heavens. J I :
Mr A. 0. AVolfe, of Dundee, Mo .
who travels for Mau-ur & TibbeJts,
Lmplecit-ot Co.; of Sf. Louis, gives
traveling men and Ira e rs in gci.e
al, s 'me good advio '....'. ' beiner
Kuifr! t ;f the Grip," 1 ie s.iys, 'I
"iave for; tb.' pist Thr e ears', made it
i rule 1 6 iep mjseif- supplied with
Ohambcrlaia's Coli' Cholera aud Di
irri ocr 1 Remedy , and have fouud cu
merous (-'ccasi'oii1 to trs- iff? merits, ret
ony on mvseif, bu! oiodiers as we'.
cau tiuly say ibut I never. ii a in
.le iVisrar.ee. have Vq .w.i it to fail,
t consider it one of the , bet-1 rt mt-flic e
travelers cao carry ard eouid relatr
many instances wher; I have u-ed tt'
remedy 00 kc-ptiep, much to tbe.i
surprise and rjf1ef, I hope evrs
traveling man in the U. S. will carry
a b m Irt id t his remedy iu his grip
For sale by ,N 1 B. Hood, lruggi
Dunn, N. (J. !
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EXECUTOKS NOTICE.
I laying' (jnilitieil as exeeuti'rs of J: G.
Brown, 'leceased. late of llarmtt r'oini
ty, North C rolina, tlii is to notify ' all
persons having .claim against the estate
of said deceased to exhibit, them to the
undersigned 011 or before the 2nd day of
Aug., 1SUS, or this notice w ill be ple;a I
ed in bar of .their recovery." All persons
indebted, to said estate will please make
immediate payment. This 2nd days of
Augu.-t, IS07. '
N . T. JlINSON.
EXE0UK0KS NOTICE ! 1
Having qnaliiied as Executors of An
drew J. Turliiig-ton, deceased, late ! of
Harnett countv, North Carolina, this is
to notify ' all per.-ons having claims
against the estate of said 'deceased ! to
exhibit them'to the undersigned on : 01
be for (he 1st day (Sf Julv, IS US, or this
nonce win oe pieaueu in uar ot rnir re
covery. All persons indebted to iii
estate will please' make iminediate jiay
ment. This 1st day (if July. 1897.. "
Devekaux Turlington,
J. T. Coats.
jul-7-Gw. , Executqi-s.
North Carolina, 1 ;
II AitNKTT County. J
ixsOTICE TO NON RESIDENTS'.
In the matter of ti e Petition of J. V
Pipkin to establish record of Judgment
in case of J . W. Pipkin Admiiiisri'atoi; of
Lew vs. Pipkin, Deceased, agaihst M.!V
McNeill. Adtn r. of A. S. .cNeill, de
ceased, and E. H . .NlcNiill Jr., R. C
McNeill and oiheis, heirs ut law of. A.
6. McNeill (leceaseil.
Toli. H. McNeill, A. S. McNeill Jr..
and R. C. McNeill ;, j '
Pursuant to onlei of publication, "you
are hereby notilied that -f. V. Pipkin.
Administrator of Lei is: . I'ipkin, lias
liled a petithn iu I In-, Superior Cui t.'of
Harnett couiitv lor the etah!islnueiit of
the record of judgment rendered at No.
Veuihcr terin 189i (ifsaid Superior cuir:,
in favor of him and against .Mii. M. V.
McNeill Administra: ix of A. s Mc
Neill, deeea-ed. yuirelves and otpels.
lieii s at 1 iw of aid A. S. McN-i 1, d( -ceased,
a-i that ail petition will be
1 1 card and passed upon at a term of tin
Superior Uourt to 1m In Id for the. couj.
ty of Harne.t, at the 'Court House iin
Lilli. gtoi). on 1 lie liit Monday i .' Sep
tember 1-81)7.
Audty.,u arc further notified to appear
at -aid-term and au-wer or -demur jto
.-aid petition' or the relief prayed fo.
u ill b f awarded petitioner, i
(jrsveii under my hai.d and seal
tlii
tjic Oth day of July 1S07.
M. McKay.
jl-14-Cw. Cpcr!; Superioi Court
BLANKS
FOR SALE!
Wo now have on hand a full
i supply of Warrantee and Morj:
igage J)eeds, Chattel Mortgage
I Lien Bond- and Magistratels
. blanks, at prices as low as vou
can buv them anywhere. Send
j Pub. of County Union,
; Dujin, N. C
NOTICE.
l irtim if :i .ludfrmo ;t
of Harnett
Count v Superior court icmu-i
fiiarv Term 185)7 in the ca-e of Nei-I A
Atkins v.. W.F. Marsli, GVAhnn lV.rker
executors of J. I1.. Atkiu. .U'ceed, I.
F.Shaw. G.ianlian ad Litem, liiruei
. AtVinrJ. Oscar ktkius,
lieirs aV I-vw, I will on bept. b. l&.i
H.r-.rr,-t iioiisp I).or in LilMnj'tor,
' :vt
N.
C, at hS0 o'clock P. M. sell iit . mbr.c
sat- to the highest bidder for ca?h .a cer
tain. tnct of land in Lillington township-'
Ifarnett county coMtair.injr ldU
acrks, adjoining the lands f
Gradv and others,- bfgii.miiis at
Grady's upper cornert where formerly
was a hickory on the Cape Fear Kiver.
thence as Gradv s line S. 43 . o-A
chain to the. corner, formerly a p ne.
thence :i another ot rus nne -5
W. -2 chain- to a stake ami pointers.
J. H. AtVins corner, thence his line N.
7i)X E. ciiains to a small, ash his cor
ner on the River, thence down the said
River to the bcpinninf?.-. ii cludin.ir t lie
r.,.. M.l.m-'ii imiKM v:i!lH'(l If 7()0. 'IlllS
4ll.-V'IILI - -
:d. is for the nurchasc money of
sabl
land This Auu.-tTst, 1837. 4
h. J. I'KST,
C'oininissione
EXECUTION SALE
By virtue of an execution in my ha u-.s
from the Superior Court of Ha- n-i 1 1 o;u
ty, in favor of 'IV F Sanders ag.nnt H
A. Hodges et al,,i will sell at public ?:il.e
foi cash at tli Co'ujt House door ii Lil
lington on WeAtueiday the 8th day of
September 1807at $12 O'clock M.." it f-e-ing
the thiid day of. the.' September term
orHarneU couiity.' Suierior Court, all
the light-title and;-interest that II. A!
Hodges had i:., of, to, ahd concerning
)f tlie following lauds on the d iy that
the judgment in' this case Was docketed,
to-wit -a . certain tract .of land in and
near the town of Dunn. Harnett county
known as the James C.'Surles land, con
taining 7'"7 acres be the same ni tre or
less.- which land is fully described in a
...i t iiii deed to and for the same, exe
cuted by Daniel Stewart commissioner
to i!. A. Hodges, dat-d April 7th, 184,
and recorded iii Book Q, page 65 etc.,
Records of Harnett county.. This Au
gust :Jrd IS97. . r -
J. II- I'OPK.
' Shei iil' of Harnett c .uiUy. .
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Having qualified as' Administrator of
.J W. Thorn s, deceased, late of Har
nett Countv, North Carolina, this is to
notify all person's having claims against
the estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned on or before
the 3rd day of August, IS'.tS, or this no
tice will Le pleaded in bar of their re
cov'erv. All jiersous indebted t'O said
estate will please make immediate i)ay
ment. This 3rd day of August, 18971. '
15. F. SHAW,
Ahn ni-trator of
J. W.: Thomas, deceased.
FX.Co.
t fail to examine ti e
perfec-litting '. "FeAlhei liOiie" Coiset-,
the best and cheapest on the market.
All Styles of thee goods at K. G.
Taylor's, Dunn, N. C.
DI A XT
at
It'-vou a in the market fo- a number
one Piano '! 'r -j ui yu sh mid not fail
to see me. 1 will el! you the best ii;
struiiient at the .-ina'.Je.-t cost and make
j on easy terms.
Music 111 Your Home
Nothing adds so much .to the joy and
comfort of your noiee as a nice instru
ment, and iio!hinr more entertain:
for your dany hte -s.
Don't 'fail to se e me or address me
Diin;i,N. C.
0. F. SMI'lTl
at
jNTotice !
ELECTION-. ORDERED ON
PUBLIC SCHOOL QUES
; " TION?
"On Tuesday after the 2ml Monday in
Auiu.-t within Hie year 1SU7, tlie Board
of County ( ommissioiiers of every coun
ty shall cause 11 election to be held in
evei- school -5rlitrict in their respec
tive counties, upon the question of levy
ing a special district cownh.ip) lax for
the public schools of .slid dLtrict .(town
ship), and notice of this election shall be
given by the County Connniss. oners at
their regular June meeting.- Aud such
notice sliail be i blishej in ulie countv
papers, and posted on ti e sjlioo' "house
of said district, (row nship)." Act of gen
eral 1 Assembly. 1SU7, Sections 2055. .as
repealled by. Acts, 1897-
UFFK'i: lioARI) OF COMMiSSKlN-
HliS UF ilAUNE'l T CutiN 1 Y.
I.lLLixoxuN, N'.-C ,li!i.t 7th lh'.)7.
tu '. otnpuancv with the Order Abov
St. forth. !r is ordered ly die Hoard o;
1 . .1. . : . ' r . . ; i 1 .... 7. ... .1
'.iiiiiii-Mn:!;-! hi am .oun. an
electUMi he hel l ;it tile tune amd for tl.-
purposes aibovc st-l forth, undr l lie j);o-vi-ions
a lid ivgulafious in the ejection
for in. mher- 6f the Assembly. And in
aid eh-ction'to decide the quest ion ais to
levying ten cents on tlie -ii, (),!;";) proper-
ry, a:i, (I tiuriy. Cents On e;i.eh foil, ais ai
-l-eeiail tax for j-ehoois. Notice, is liere-
by. given t,o adl ja r.-oi..s of said elect ion
."i ml its puipb.-e.
Ily o-ider; of tisc Hoard of Commission
ers of A.in.ett Countv N.;.. .IniiH 7M.
1S97. ' - ..
J. MCK. IIYKI).
' Clerk of the Hoard.
North Carolina.
Harnett County.
To aill persons holding
igaiiust thCouniy of Harnett, issued
prior to .Jar'tu.iry I.-r IS!),, or warrants
illoucil a.n I i-ued subse-rpient ! Jan
uary l.-t, laV.u,, for expenses prior to
that time,' ;;rc herebv notilied tt
theV may tiiv the same' with the Clerk of
tiiis Boaird for inj.i.ectiofi. coinuronii
Hid j-ettlrmenr.auid take the clerk's re
ceipt Jor tin; same conditio:. ed that said
wsirrants wiU bt n'turncd H nor str!eil
lhe wiu rs of each waiu ai.t ill be re
quired upon tiling the same to make
aihdait, tuat tie i- trie ladder for value
of said wall rant, and that the same 4its
issued for nccrs.-ary cxpen.cs of the
couiitj- AH peisons die ictpu-sted to
!ile: tbeir warrants on or beioive. the ''first
ilOiuhiy in August lH'jJ.
J. A. Grkkn,
Chairman Board Co. Coui.
LArIE Don'
THE IDEAL
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i lJLX XjV t -
of thoroughbred O. I. C. pjg!
which I will sell on time to (j
hiarliost bidder
ust
at 2 o'clock pt m.
It is claimed
best hog- for making cheap po,
that he will fatten, at any , agj
very solid with good hams, sij
iusides, long
mrest uiorouiiiiiy tnu luou c
sumed, beautiful white comjiat
b'od v. short less and head.
form a
jJCOxME AND SEE FOR
Barchiysyille:, Harnett Co. N.
IJ'r'ieiTcls Sc
1 0r July
the firm name
gill & Co. was
'. '.' .. w;-' '
beauty
T
THE MASSENGILL
, ....
DRY GOODS CO.
No change whatever has been made in the membership "fi!
firm '.is constituted for the past
business.
We thank our friends And
in tne past and trust thev will
new linn name with a liberal
nx on; our part fair and courteous tmntninnt mul faiiiliful
eminent atienuon to ail business with which we ina-v Ix; ndru-
ed.l .
Th Massengill Dry Goods Co,
DUNN, N. C.
TOOD &
Same
Old.
H AVE A SUPPLY OF ALL TFIK SCTTOOL-liOOKS USK? Is"
COMMON SCHOOLS. BUY NO
10UR CHILD WHEN THE SPTTOOr. nvux
. -v v m-m M. 4-4 k v J 4 t
SLA FES PFAYTT.ii PlMvnv
AND INK AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICE-. 3
Drugs, CoDfectionerie's. Stationery,: Patent Medicines, Copera", J'f,x'
ulphor. Drug Sundries, Pepper, Spices &o.
Tobacco, Suuff, Lampa and Lm$
"Prescriptions
We are headouarters for an)'
thing in our line.
O; I. C HOrj
l 'STOCK. G
-. --i-V32.!
on
25, 1897
that this is
tli
intestines wltid
1
)
(dim
YOURSELVES.
Respectfully, ;
C,
Custom ops
22nd, 1897,
of J. A. IMasscii
changed to
.'''.-''
year or in the man,ii;cni 'lit of il
customers for their libenilitv to
nnntiimo in i-.wnv in .iin.Cr,
share of their natrona-. bi-oniM
r ...-
rery truly yours,
T?nr a "R .vcra. n ill a
rliflc' w riniftc "RlCVCl'-
n.nrl nil lr 1 n A r :BlCyC'
Goods don't fail tfj s2eor
address. T
W. "R. AUSTIN,
- nnnn.
RAWTHAIVl.
IF AND HAVE'' THEM KKAPV F0
Fixtures, w Hall and Store "Vr3
rv one equal t
Stand
Carefully FiH,(l
to ' s'e US
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