THE
COUNTY UNION
VVpXKSDATl. September 22, 1897.
DUNN, N. c7
People and Their Movement.
Airs, Elfie C. Harper, of Ben
son, visited relatives here Mon
day and Tuesday.
J'"!- )V- M: .Harper
y jteiuay. tor Richmond,
iu wusuit an occulist.
ihirty" f ayetteville on professional
uusiiiess Monday.
Air. and Mrs. C. (V Fnwn,nm
LOCAL DOTS, of Raleigh, visited relatives and
menus nere last week.
SPGCIAIi.
j 7 ,,rr'rs for job icork must be
M;,l ,'dfuhtn order is given and
,!hmci' v:hen delivered ,
sh,v:t-iJ ort advertising.
M WISH 1 TO FEED YOU
And to that end we have
hand at all times :
Meat, flour, meal, molasses,
syrup, honey, coffee, sugars,
canned goods of all sorts,
soda, baking powder,
cream tartar, ginger,
cloves, black and
green teas, cheese,
-butter, eggs,'
CHICKENS,
flavoring extracts,
powder,' shot, gun
caps, snuff, chewing
tobacco, cigars, cigarettes
and cheroots, canned beef,
dried chipped beef, potted
Mrs. V. L. Stp ham, oysters, salmon, sardines.
. i - It'll i j A -J (tuu i i i
ary notice which caildren nave returncfd from an cut herrings, scotch or smoked
il' U mi Ullh weeK. It v-. u LJ relatives in rl,Ji11") uncuaupica auu pcatn-
eur in our next issue ' Martin county. . es, allspice, jnut-inegs. black
ir T i , pepper, box lve, matches, crack
i ii circus orougnt a big r, w A 'yene- ers, extracts of cinnamon and
, i, m. t b ville, spent Fndav nri enf. 1 -. 1 -. .
cj'iiv.u 1 low 11 lUM, inursaay. 1 ; . j ? j. uaiul" uiunamon oarK, jeny, axel
with old friends. - ii J :
I ciij.vj. pic pccMiica, YtisiiAii.g pun-
M TS H ATL7". j no olinA klAl'-iti n-nst -rv-vt 1 -.!-.'
lofed Methodist linvrJ t, ;r , i1xaJ reiurnea r ow uiug uu,fumi
. , , .! k , ? horae Monday afternoon from a currants, dates, mincemeats
VuuwuOCJusi vlslt to hrotW t AT;n annle. npar.b Wl nirm nnnlp
ww lUlitVU. I -i- A 7 X XT J" X'
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preserves, cranberry sauce,
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wrifoi Hit? p
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O. K. COOK STOVES THE BEST.
'. .n'M) Ci cents
V.
to-daj.
i;iy- put up our stove
receive
Mrs. L
ones retur
quite a
a!'- i'u' ready to
v,,nt -'.'i ul)scription.
W li.-ive received
(.n-M!!iy obit II
will's.)
Iir!!i'-i' uh1' came to see tlie
varmints."
Tin' col
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uce unci little
ed homo SfitiiT-loT!
rJVUlUU
- rt vibiu to ner father
-Bladen.
in
(.'vetfl a lie
in th -Ige of the town limits c.
in th-- -i-uthern part ot town
N &
BEST BUGGY SOLD IN DIM
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Goodwin
rolled oats, prepared mustard,
""mljer of our peo- left t0.day to visit relatiyes and VZ8?' "Ce'.grltS' nU?S'
', in.n, ,d t 10 Pi- mifK-o A. J . . ? autI and sliced pine apple. Nice
i i hi is i n r in niM?r. 1 1 l i . - i
v Lilly II M I. f i 1 11 I " lw . 1 1 1
" nxie ji canay, ana a great many
1
ynri.'l 1 1' i
Slili'ly V.
;i!K'.'iianc(!
i at- IJarbary's Chanel
' imr t,,.- i . I Otlier fronrl nrifi mp.e t.hincrc in
lllwu a itu-jre tic. T. tt.,,., , . . " , xTn
in .. !- it' fit ii nvr wi-v l wh y - - i j - i m a
v.x ixuiuuaj. , who my store tit juumi anu at dussi y uu
If you need Hardware, Furniture, Buggies, Wagons, harness,
11 11 il 1 1 J . - ill n T 1 1 TV Ol ITT Tk
ruDDer anaieauier Deiuiift eugmc aim mm ouppuco, aiu uuau-
quarters. All we ask is a chance anu we win guarantee to please
You. know that we have -been-.leading tlie Hardware busi-
nas oeen liere several mnnths hnsuffippin Rnmrcr. r.TTr - . . v . il in n
-Mr Morris Fleishman, of with her brntbo. Af x t ' nofiG QTir PYnPOt" t.A fin fllOVft TOV OUr. CUSlUIlierS U11S 1U1 1 tliail eV-
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Mr. N. B. . Grantham, of
re-
keep a lookout.
Tarl-'fo. lias charge bf the Da- Holliday, left Monday for her
vi .-un i' in me -ui uninfT wmif. nnmp .it. ;,-imoo Un,
v KvuMC(l by W . II. Lane &
omithheJd. nn.mp Hnwn SnnJon
Kcci) ;nv eve on thf "lihnl j. , , J
---- """- uuucuiuuu 10 visit nis Drotner
A. . .. 111.' All I . - 4- -Pn-. i? I -s v
u- i . ,.u, uuuisnuMiirifum Mr. It. K. Grantham. He
Tin: I nion ottice, and it should turned home yesterday,
lie' dm business of some- one to ,
Mr. vv . ts. Jernigan of the
U. S. A. at Fort. Mnn
-The polls for tlie telephone who is visiting his parents near
iin- iiml m-iu iu oenua nave Benson, was in our city yester-
ln i n put on the road and the day.
wuj-k of erecting the polls is ,T. ,r L . 0 . ,
now --in- on and we will soon fi 1SS Var? Benton of Smith-
i neld. nassed tlirnnrrh hpr Mrn
CulilK'CieU. , ' x , o Wli
dav on ner wav to Npwtnn
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-ki me advertisement ot Urove to visit relatives and
iih- Harness bliop. Kev. friends
J. V. (hveii, tlie manager; is an
cp rieiieed harness maker and
will do all he can to please his
ni-ioiners.
kunior lias it that before
the il s of. November the wed
diii lu lls will rinx a&ain in
m; town lor one, it not two
couples of (air young' people.
Hinder
chillies,
not their
fSelah.
ciichantinir
Don't be deluded with the
iih a that vou can buv croods
ch(;i)er at sonic other
than you can in Dunn. Our
merchant's sell goods as cheap
as any town m tlie State and
eiir cotton buyers pay the high-
't market price for cotton al-wavs.
Misses Kate and Nan Archi
bald, who had been here for
several weeks visiting their sis
ter Mrs. S. H. Hooks, left Fri
day for their home in Concord.
Elder and Mrs. William
Woodard, of "Wilson, visited
Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Grantham
last week. They returned home
Monday on the noon train.
Miss Lillie Benton returned
Thursday from Baltimore where
she purchased the fall stock of
town millinery goods for Mr. E. F.
Young.
Rev. J. F. Butt, of Charlotte,
is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
G. H. Parker. Mr. Butt preach
ed the first Methodist sermon
iii Dunn and it was largely
through his work and energy
that the Methodist church and
town. e have done the best n-n.rsnnn.rrfi bp.rfi werfi built. Hfi
we naild during the summer has many warm friends here
ami now if vou have any ap- who are glad to shake his hand.
pm iation of our kindness show
hv helping us on your sub-
r i -i
come
t nno nnnn iiiTitr i nu iiniwriir
We hope our friends will
not forget us when they "are in
All my goods; are fresh and of
the best quality and sold
for cash at the lowest pos
sible prices. We pay
the highest market
price for all coun- V
try, produce. At
my store at t
Bass, I
carry ' a Gen
eral Stock of mer
chandise where you
can buy anything you
want and can sell anything
er before.
X
Yours to please,
DUN W HARDWARE AND FURNITURE COMPANY.
HOLLIDAY & PRIVETT. -
You Tun no risk. All druggists guar
antee Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic to
do all that the manufacturers claim for
it Sold and guarantee by Hood and
Grantham, Dunn, N.C.
you have to sell. I buy any- buy.
1
All
Car load of Salt just received
at S, G. Marks & Co. Don't
fail to get our prices before you
thing at its market value. I
have ONE PRICE pNLY.
flfp trpn.fprl n.lilrp
I very heartily thank the pub- JJ111 n e
,. t , .ury ijrooas f
and will
make if to the advantage of 'all If you. have an old New Home
Don't stop until you find S.
G. Marks & (Jo. lney nave a
ell selected stock of
o r T o aIi no '
lie ior me noerai patronage " ,
il . i 111 UuUa
to trade with me.
Respectfully,
, F. P. JONES,
Dunn, 1ST- C-
a t ; I
Aug. z.)-x-y.
Sewing Machine 'and wish to
trade it for a new one it will
pay you to see the New' Home
Fresh family groceries, cheap,
at R. M. Pearsall's market.
Fresh fish three times a weeb
at R. M. rearsali s market.
Afrent.
M.
F. Gainey,
Dunn, N. C.
mm sm9 mv A n f , I
i'umc wMciuni,!.. Beef n nf foKlof n fnwn nf
- I JJ lyOl J VV 11 U LllLlV KJ 1U V-W 1 T JUL .V V
If Dunn is not a wide-awake N. B. Hood's drug store
town, on the j up-grade to per
prosperity, we are no
W1
anent
udsre of
'
times.
Lots are
the
in
No Cure Io
That is the way all druggists sell
GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TON
IC for Chills and Malaria. It is simply
demand, and Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form.
'signs of the
boimes are needed jrreatlv Our J,u,aren love 1C Acmits preier it to
llOUSeS aie neeueu leailj . UUl hit nanseatincr Tonics. Price. 50c.
men of capital might invest Sold and guaranteed by Hood & Gran-
thousands here now, and they tham.
il, i j -itti Warranted no cure, no pay. I here
would at once be occupied. A ho ar. imltations. ' To eK he 2enu-
and guaran-
Good box paper 5 cents per
box at N. B. Hood's drug store.
Paper, Pencils, Pens, Ink,
School Books, Crayon, and all
school supplies at N. B Hood's
drug store.
See Hayes the Wheeler &
Wilson man before you buy a
machine.; If you have an old
machine of any make, he will
allow you all it is worth and
give you good time on the bal
ance. Buy the No. 9. .
Just back from the northern
markets where we bought every
thing needed to complete our
already mammoth stock. We
have $600 worth of hand and
machine made buggy and wagon
harness that must be sold in GO
days. Now is the time to get a
;bargain in harness. .
Dunn Hardware & Furniture Co.
You ought to see our $5 Bug
gy Harness. It is a hummer.
Dunn Hardware & Furniture
Co.
HURRA
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Have your Spring Beds made
! to order by R. L. McLeod, Dunn
n "V Helping us on your
senptmii. , If you do not
to town'- send it.
Mr. M. B. Mansfield, who
has been doing the finishing in
the painting department of the
been South Dunn Manufactory, left
Mr. yesterday afternoon for Fay-
his etteville, where he has accepted
has a position as superintendent
"He of the prettiest stores in and foreman in the finishing
'town. Messrs W. II. Lane & department of the Rankin Fur-
mid Mr. M. L. Davis have niture Factory. He is an ex-
' xeliauged houses. Davis has pert artist in his work and we
;lo onened another store in the wish him success in his new
Several moves have
made in town recently.
K. (i. Taylor moved into
new store last week. He
Id
G.
Taylor building.
The free exhibition of cook
.in on the vapor stoves at the
Ihiim Hardware and Furniture
Company's store was quite
largely attended and all were
-"''lighted with the stoves.- On
ciiviis:' dav free meals were
"s,,rvt'd to one hundred people.
V had the pleasure of dining
with. them Friday, and an ele
gant tli nner was served.
The Harris Show that ex-
place.
There is a great demand
for hands to. pick cotton all
through the country. Why
will men and boys loaf around
town when they can get plenty
of work within a few miles of
town and make good wages too?
We see quite a number on the
streets every day that, we
think, belong to the united
order of "sons of rest" or "nev
er sweats."
A movement is
started to
Minted here last Thursday- run erect a telephone line from Dunn
against a snag at Dillon, S. C. to Lillington. Subscription
soino of the best citizens there for stock in the company is be-
wi-iv swindled and duped and ing solicited and quite a num-
hi many cases the show' people ber have already subscribed,
failed to give proper change. The object is to organize a
Wh ii the- train was ready to a company of $1000
l'till out 250 citizens with arms stock each share to be worth
Vovered the engine and held it $10. It is estimated that the
until the show people made good cost of erecting the line will be
hat they claimed they had less than $300. This line will
jiakrn from their people. A put us in direct communication
n 't was barely escaped. with the capital of die coun-
- ty and will be of gfeat conven-
, ()ur townsman, Mr. E. T. ience to our merchants and
Ncnce, tells us that recently business men, and will no doubt
!" gathered 172 pods of peas pay goocl dividends. An office
ii'om one vine that grew in the oe established at Buie's
lgo of his yard. It had no Creek Academy, and as many
cultivation whatever and grew private offices along the line for
M1,"iLr suint; w cetis uiiu uuw. R 7T1fmv n,s mav aesire to oe
tnie. of the vines ran out
.velve feet from the. root and
4Wc peas. Mr. Spence says
average
connected. Let's have it.
TO pLREACOLD Uf 03fE DAY.
that flip inrld won Id
'twel.peas to the pod, which Take Laxative' Bromo Quinine Tab
wnnll int.. OHfii Uc frnm lets. All Druggists refund the money if
r t r o it fails to cure. 2.c.
Will begin the ffOOd work t llie ine ask for Grove's Sold
great bard of Avon said "There teed y HPod & Grantham, Dunn, N. c-
is a tide in the ' affairs of men,
which, taken at the hood, leads We are still in the market I N. C, with Ordway's Form Fit-
on tO IOrtUne. i wUli 1- nrinea mirl haw crnorl ti IIP" Bed SnnnfS
tf J. til A f M11VVJ IWUVl JL-fc V V - ? . - X
Our Groceries can't be beat in It Will cost you nothing to
i have Model Spring Bed shown
I you and its advantages explain-
I ed and prices given by Mr. Alex
Remember we are still selling j McLeod. Fullv warranted for
1
"For years," sjays Capt. C. Mue- town.
Here, "1 have relied more upon
Ayer's Pills than anything else in
the medicine chest, to regulate my
bowels, and those of the shps crew, pumps.
These pills are not severe in their
action, but do their work thorough-
IBaptist leetiiifr.
A splendid revival meeting at
Friendship church in the Bunn
level section, conducted by Rev.
J. A. Campbell, pastor, assisted
by Revs. L. R. Carroll and
Frank Underwood, closed Sun
day. Thirteen persons were
received by baptism and two
restored to church fellowship
was the work of these devout
messengers of the meek and
lowly Nazarine.
S. G. Marks & Co.
S. G. Marks & Co.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is not a secret
preparation. Any physician may have
the formula on application. The
secret of its success as a medicine lies
in its extraordinary power to cleanse
the blood of impurities ond cure the
most deep-seated cases of blood di
seases.
Desirable town lots for sale
by Henry Pope, Dunn N. C.
Complete line of dress goods
at 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 50, 60, 75,
85 and $1.00 per yard, in all
styles and shades, Braids, Silks,
alid Silk Velvets and all the
new and stylish trimmings. All
above guaranteed to have no
tariff on them and 25 per cent
lower than others will sell for
at R. G. Taylor's.
Hall's Hair Renewer cures dand
ruff and scalp affections; also all cases
of baldness where the roots of tha
hair are not closed up.
The cheapest line of blank
books, ledgers and all sorts of
stationery at Hood & Gran
thams ever opened in the town.
No such stock has ever been
in Dunii as is ' being displayed
this week by R. G. Taylor, and
absolutely without any tariff on
them.
Men's wool suits $1.95, Boys
wool suits $1.90, Children's
wool suits . 55 cents. Men's
wool overcoats $1.50 all new
and clean at R. G. Taylor's.
NEW GIN.
. I have in operation at , the
Old Stewart Gin House in Dunn
a new Winship Cotton Gin with
latest improvements for ginning
cotton) and solicit the patronage
of the farmers of Dunn and
vicinity.
Tuos. Fowler.
Two window shades for 25
worth 50, at R. G. Taylor's.
All wool shawls at R. G. Tay
lor's for 50 cents, large size.
NOTICE OF SALE! I will
sell to the highest bidder on the
12th day of October at 10 A.
M. at the old home of the late
J. A. Layton, deceased, a lot of
property viz : One fine mule ;
one horse, 10 head of cows and
oxen, one of which is a good
work ox ; 25 head of goats ; one
cart ; one buggy ; farming tools
of many kinds. Terms of sale
made known on day of sale.
Yours truly,
Susax Layton.
Sept. 22nd, 1897.
The Lee Hardware Co. has
by far the largest, best and
cheapest line of Buggy Robes
that has ever been on the mark
et in Dunn. Examine them
and be convinced.
10 years. Satisfaction guaran
teed or no sale,.
THE STEWART HOUSE.
I wish to inform the public
that the Stewart House is still
open for boarders. Will board
either by the day, week or
month. Conveniently located
in the business , part of town.
Terms reasonable. V
Mrs. J. F. P. Stewart.
PINLESS CLOTHES WIRE.
The' Pinless Clothes Wire is a
necessity in every home. No
pins are needed. No tearing of
garments and no rust. The
wind may blow but the gar
ments do not blow off. This
wire is the cheapest wire to be
had. Buy no other. For sale by
J. F. P. Stewart.
Dunn, N. C.
LEE'S HARNESS
SHOP.
J. F. OWEN
who has been so long in the Harness
Business is not
hi ie but
to new quarters, Lei's New Harness
Shop next door to Gerald's New
Stables. " '
He will make aad sell all kinds of
Harness, Bridles, Robes, Whipps &c.
After spending several days in the Northern' -Markets buying
bargains,- "We think ourselves happy", in announcing to our
friends and customers of Harnett and adjoining counties that we
have the prettiest and-cheapest line of Dry Goods and Notions
ever displayed in Dunn. We have a complete lino of Boots,
Shoes and Rubber Goods,
Our Stock of t .
C 1 o t h i n g.
' is just out of sight,
or at least our competitors wish it was.
We have nearly everything kept in a first-class Dry Goods
Store, at prices cheaper than ever before. We promiso you that
we can and will sell youjeheaper than any other house in Town.
Below we give you a few prices pud please remember Jhat
everything else is sold in the same proportion.
Men's ail wool suits.
Boys all wool suits T..
Calico per yard
Plaids per yard . .
Coffee per pound
Coffee per pound, good quality. .
Cedar Pencils per dozen
Shaving Soap per cake
Pocket Handkerchiefs
Table Oil Cloth per yard
Table Linin 58 inches wide bleacl
per yard
Men's heavy sox per pair.
Pins, per paper
Spool Cotton per spool
knitting Cotton per pound
Spring Ballances, weighs 24 lb.
.$2.39
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REPAIRING !
No Half Done work but a good job
every time. Satisfaction guaranteed
on all work. Call on Mr. Owen
and get the lowest prices
Respectfully,
I E. LEE.
Examine our stock at once and save money. All we want is a
trial j
Put your baggage in our office and buy your goods from the
CHEAPEST-HOUSE IN DUNN.
If LOW PRICES and polite attention are any inducement, wo
shall be sure to get our share of the trade. We invite you to
come . . Yours for business,
? THE MASSENGILL DRY GOODS COMPANY, '
PT- MASSENGIL.L, Manager-
W. H. LRNE & CO.
AT
BOTTOM ON THIS PAPER
BUT
on top of all with Low Prices on
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
HEAVY & FANCY GROCERIES.
Meat, Flour, Sugar and Coffee Specialties.
r W. H. LANE & CO,
DUNN, N. C.
,J" pea. now is tins ior peas j