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Fevettevill, XNL C TEE 1 MIL ffll OF i Cimil)ei-liuid Comity agricultural Society WILL BE HELD AT FAYETTEVILLE OX If. 10, 11,1112, A Fine display of Agricultural Products, Fine, Fancy Ar tides, the hand-work of our fair Ladies will: bo exhibited. and other amusements. EXCURSION TRAINS 1 ALL RAILROADS AT REDUCED RATES. We expect a good Fair and a large attendance of visitors. For Premium List and any Information, Apply to the Secretary. j ! G. W. LAWRENCE, Secretary A Treasurer. WALTER WATSON, President. i WHAT YOUR NEIGHBORS SAY ABOUT IT : 1200 people now using Indian Herbs. effect and it is so cheap, 180 doses for GuKiT American Herb Co., jjear oirs: , m I am an old man and have been a great sufferer with Rheumatism for years. Your Mr. Utter io his very agreeable manner explained your great 'medicine,) Indian Herbs, to me. I had no faith in; your medicine but know rug Mr. Utter as I did I purchased a box and to my surprise I am able to be about and my pains which were very severe, especially in the back, are now easy and t feel so much! better that I am bound j to help to advertise your creat Indian Herb cure! in some way. Buy Indian Herbs if you wish to be T" O cured. Great American Herb Co.i Washington, Dear Sirs: i f I wish to tell you and suffering has done frie. I have been a great sufferer for ten years with pilesj. Have tried all kiud of medicines that I could hear of but all failed to give me any releif. LWb than a dollar's worth of 'your great Cure, Indian Herbs, hat permanently cured me. j It is worth fifty times its cost to any family. You may publish this as I can verify ray statement to any one making inquiry. Gratefully yours, .A. F. Gkimer Jdf'Auy one desiring to purchase a package of Indian Herbs can get it at L. P. Jcrnican's store or at my residence. W AGENTS WANTED. BUY ADAM'S STEEL WIRE FENCE. ri'ifTI.'' Itl.i t TIL".?'!' 1VTIH' I FENCE ON THE MARKET M ADE 1 N A N Y SIZE .V ESI ) AND WIDTH. STRONG ANL ! : . ' ! i '. Durable, will turn any kii.d of stock from cows jto chickens, j The rcpiesciir tation is aftnt mesh. The parallel wires running tlubugh the mesh form a trust and makes; a strong fouc that will not sag. It is ABSOLUTELY the MOST DURABLE and CHEAPEST FENCE ever i-ut on the market. Write for prices and terms to L J. SMITH IUxqiw v r- Sep-S ; Agei.t for Harnett, Sampson and Johnston Comities; 1 L I ' Educate Book-Keep!ng, Business, FOR A PHONOGRAPHY, Situation ijpe-wnting Telegraphy WILBUR R. SMITH, LEXINGTON, KY., For circular of his famous and responsible j COMMERCIAL COLLEGE OF KY. UNIVERSITY Awarded Nedal at World' Exposition. Refers to thousands of praduatea in positions. J? Full BatinNi Cowm. including Tui tion. Books and Board 10 family, about fJO. Shortiiind, Type-Writing, and Telegraphy, Specialties. Tbe. Kentucky Cnirereity Diploma, under seal, awarded graduate. Literary Courts free, if desired AoTaratiuD. Enter now. Graduate successful. i order to hare vonr letlrrt reach , addrett only. WILBUR R.SMITH, LEXJNGTON.KV. i - , . ,- - o. Wanted-An Idea 'S3 ; Protect vonr Ideas ; they may bring you wealth. Write J6HN WEDDERBDRN & CO., Patent Attor : neys. Washington. D. C, for their $1.80ft prUe offer i nd new list of one tnousand Inventions wanted. j Subscribe for THE COUNTY j UNION. It will cost you only one dollar a year. "ST""V 1 i A i. -m. V. N. 1897. iTl El AV D3, : o o I THE GREATEST?! BLOOD PURIFIER . And Liver Regulator on Earth. W. F. UTTER, General Agent. Dunn, N. C. Dunn, N. C, Aug, 3rd, 1807. j Because it has the desired W. F. UTTER Why ? $1 00. Wade N C, Oct. 16th 1897. i Washington, D. C. ! i - Thankfully yours, I Jackson Jones Turlington, N. 0 , Oct. 2nd 1897 D. G. ' humanity how much good Indian Herb.- F. UTTER. Dunn, N. O GALVANIZED JLS.$ASsM BED SPRINGS- ; ! : : ' . - -i ll-.wv your: Bed Springs' made to order by K. L. MeLfod, Dunn," N. C, with uumvAYS 1 Form Fitting Bed Sfl'RlNCJS. ' MCjDKT. PlilNG BED I j shown1 free of t(W :nid 1 1 4 :idvn ninges explniiied with ai:ie Jy: Mr Alex Mc.eod. It tlie i i CUKAPfST AND BEST piing I Bed on the market. "Every m fully arrant ed for 10 years. Satis faction Guaranteed or no sale. , ; 11. L. ilcLEOD. ' j ! Dunn, X. C. Head what your - neighbors say of them Dunn. N. C Sent. 24 lsnr. I am now iisinsr two sets of tl. inl. I'way Bed Springs sold bv Mr. li I.. Mc- I Lejd. I take pleasure in saying that j these Springs are far superior to any j ever used by me. In my opinion it is, by far, the best Spring on the market, aim i comwenu it to tne trade. L. J. Best. Tutfs pills Cure AH Liver Ills. Doctors'Say; Bilious and Intermittent Fevers which prevail in miasmatic dis tricts are invariably accompan iedby derangements of the Stomach Liver and Bowels. The Secret of Health. The liver is the great " driving wheel " in the mechanism of man, and when it is out of order, the whole system becomes de ranged and disease is the result. Tutt's Liver; Pills Cure all Liver Troubles. I 1 ; Bound in a Eundle of Wheat- An Iowa boy recently passed through an experience which lie -frill not Jorget if he lives to be 100 years old. He is' only live years old, and one day when his father went to the wheat field to drive the harvester he took him along and perched him on the high seat at his side. ;For a time the little fel low watched the yellow wheat lop over as it was cut in a wide swath,! and the tall arms sweep it back and bind it, and finally the fat bundles being tossed aside one by one. For a time all this was very interesting, but presently ' tjie little fellow grew tjred and began to squirm and complain. And then, just, as his lather was leaning over to look more closely at some of the machinery, off tumbled the little fellow- on the conveyor. He shrieked just once,' and his father -tried vainly to stop the horses! But before he could even slack the speed the 'bo" had been driven up through the elevatcjr canvas with half a bun dle of wheat, the binding twine had twisted- swiftly around his neck and legs, and.: he was rolled put on the "wide carrier, securely bound in a wheat bun dle. He was almost choked and, there was a tiny bit of skin torn from his shoulder, but otherw his fati helped worse ise he wTas unhurt when ler cut the string and him up again. But a frightened boy would have been hard to .find.- Ex. "I can't see bow any family lives without Chamberlain's Col'c, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, " says J R. Adams, ja well known druggist, rf Geneva, Ala., in a letter inquiring the price, of a dozen bottles, that hj might not only have it for use in his own family, but supply it to his neigh bors. The reason some people get aloDg without it, is because they do not know its value, and what a vas amouut jof suffering' it will save. Wherever it becomes known and used, it is recognized as a recessity, for it is the only remedy hat can always be depended upon for bowel com plaints, both for children and adult. For sale by N. B. Hood, Druggist Dunn, N. C. SHALL THESE THINGS BE ? The! neiiro will not be satis fied until !in counties where he V is in the 1 majority,- he can be come county superintendent of schools. From the standpoint of a Republican and people who intend to keep in with the Re publicans, there is no logical reason; why a negro should not be county superintendent in Edgecbiube, Halifax and twenty other counties. And thev will hold these' places if they win at the next election. The fact that they a're resolved to have a voice iiifjthe selection of -white teacher?, was shown in Wake county,f where the board of edu cation ted down a resolution to the! Reflect that the negro school' Committeemen should have nqt yoice in the selection of white school teachers, the negro member and the so-called Popu list memper voting to give the negro ! committeemen equal voice in) selecting teachers for white sdhools. There is no end to the encroachments the negro party is not driven out of power. " The white men only need to xemeraber the unify ing power o:f the campaign of 1S7G and ihe brave leadership of Vance, hnd consider the deplor able depths to which we have fallen to repeat the enthusiasm, determination and success of that campaign and Observer. -Raleigh News tLuxvnf s jCs r j' J7 trey i ! ! ;i' "f i f f . 1 - - 1 A IVew. Safely Reyic. A very ingenous and valua ble contrivance for the saving of life bv preventing railroad! accidents through forgetful ness of trainmen has been invented. The machine has just' stood a very severe test on the G,reat Northern railroad, after having been previously operated suc cessfully on the St. Paul and Duluth road. Practical rail road men -have given strong in dorsements to the device after seeing its'work. The object of the device is to provide an ac curate and reliable reminder signal and distance indicator for locomotives, by means of which engineers are prevented from forgetting their train or ders as to stopping or meeting points. The mechanism is sim ply but positively connected with the forward trucks of the engine, 'thereby accurately measurirffr the distance trav eled, the dial placed in front of the engineer showing 'cor rectly the distance traveled. Above the smaller of the two dials are placed fifteen triggers or dogs, pivoted at equal dis tances around the centre. When the engineer receives his orders he sets one or more of these triggers to a point ' one mile short of the distance to be traveled before reaching stop ping place. The mileage indi cator, on reaching- such point, releases the trigger, which starts a signal whistle blowing. This continues to blow for one quarter of a mile, promptly warning the engineer of the near approach to - stopping place. If the engineer is inat tentive and fails to stop when this last mile has been run over, the machine sets the air:brake and stops the train for him. A train similarly equipped com ing in the opposite direction would be stopped in the same manner and a collision ; pre vented. The device can be made to run forward or back ward. For foggy or stormy weather, or for dark nights, the device is considered espec ially valuable for ordinary road use. From the Railway World. Olauy have said thtir children would have died of croup, if Chamber lain's Cougn Remedy had not been given,", write Kellam & Ourren, druggists, Seaview, Va. "People come from far and near to get it and speak of it in the highest terms " This is equally true of this remedy in every community where it is known. Buy a fcotrla at N B. Hood's drug store and test it for yourself. 123 TRADE-MARK REGISTERED. THE IDEAL LAXATIVE AND CURE FOR 1 CONSTIPATION. i . AS PLEASANT AS HONEY AND SURE CURE FOR Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, " Stomach Troubles, Bowel Disorders, Liver Diseases, Irregularity, Kidney Troubles, Headache, Fevers, Sick Stomach, Skin and Blood Disorders, Thick and Sallow Complexion, AND VERY MANY OTHER DISEASES AND COMPLICATIONS DUE TO AN INACTIVE STATE OF THE BOWELS. PRUNE LINE is the safest and surest cathartic and aperient one can use. It thoroughly cleanses without griping, purifies the blood and removes all waste from the system. It does away with Castor Oil, Salts, Blue Mass and all other nauseous purgatives. It tones and energizes all the great or gans of the system. It is free from all harshly acting drugs, and is always safe, always ready, always reliable. KEEP THE HEAD COOL, THE FEET WARM AND THE BOWELS OPEN. USING j PRUNELINE for the latter purpose. PRUNELINE IS THE PERFECT FAMILY MEDICINE. SOLD BY ALL DEALERS. or sent on receipt of 50 cents to any address BY - Winkelmann & Brown Drug Co. SOLE PROPRIETORS. BALTIMORE. MD., U. S. A. For sale by Hood & Grantham, Dunn, N. C. SEWING MACHINES. I wi-h to announce to the people of Dunn and surrounding country that I am is'Hing the Wheeler ami ,WiIon No. 9, :uii the Standard Sewing Machines, which are guamntesMi to give perfect satisfaction, on reasonable terms, i The best machine oil, needle?, fixtures Ac, all waj-s on hand. I al-o repair machine at moderate cost. Work guaranteed. I have fourteen ye a r ex perience in tlt: machine business and am thoroughly acquainted with them, j ily headquarters are at Mr. K. F. Young's store where I will be pleased to show my machines . , Your to please. 1. M. HAYES. apl2tf, . DuntvN. C. reilE - , . ikw. nPFN LE i I isK J EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD ASTORIA i Z . - PITCHES CASTOR".. that has borne and does now .yS-,, wrnmer bear the facsimile signature of ff,, ZTbeen This is the original - PUCKER'S CASTORIA, whieh hat i been used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see ""jj the kind you have always bought jj6ffi?rf wrap and has the signature of Ci- f per. No one has authority from me se vffJJX: cent The Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher is resident. Mnrnh Q 18Q7 Do Not Be Deceived. Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you (because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in- gredients of which even lie aoes nut iv. "The Kind You Have' Always Bought . . . mini r- eiM ATIIDC DP BtARb Trie, r al-oiiviii-c oiuimhi w. f 4 r - Insist on Having The Kind That Never Failed You. THE CCNTAUR COMPANY. TT MURRAY BTRCCT. ICW VORK CITr. Heiress to Millions. ' .j ' New Brunswick, N.. J., Oct. 15. -About 20 years ago ImbLiy Clarke died in Australia, leav ing an estate valued at $25,000, 000. Recently it was discov ered that one of the heirs to this vast estate was Miss Grace Clarke, a 14-year-old girl, who lives with her mother, Mrs. Emerson Cornell, j at No. G2 John street, this city, j Imblay Clarke lived in Cran buiy, a town about 12 miles from this city, in the "forties." He went West with the "Forty niners." After a lapse of sev eral years, when nothing was heard from Clarke, his rela tives wrote, to the Postmaster at San Francisco. lie sent word back that Clarke was paying taxes on property valued at $400,000. ' j A few -years later his folks heard that Clarke had gone to Peru and was adding to his large fortune. Then the next news received was to the effect that he had gone to Australia, and was located near the Mur ray River mines, ill Australia. Nothing further was heard from him until the advertisement was seen asking for informa tion regarding his heirs. The matter was then placed ill the hands of Vice-President Ilobart and Governor Griggs. 1 'Miss Clarke attends the Liv ingston Avenue High School, and is very popular j among her school mates. There are a dozen other heirs: Philadel phia Records j ANTED Trustworthy and Active gentlemen or hidie to travel for responsible established house in North Carolina. Monthly $05.00 and expenses Position steady. Kef erenee. Euchre self addressed envelope, fl'he Dominion Company, Dept. W. Chicago. 111. Sep-l-13v. FOR Pi "ML INE-TETTrH3 Of all the pain andsickne3sfrom M which women suffer Ls caused by weakness or derangement in the. organs of menstruation. Nearly always when a woman ls not well these organs are affected. But when they are strong and healthy a woman Is very seldom sick. m ELREE't rr Is nature's provision for the regu lation of the menstrual function. I It cures all " female troubles." It Is equally effective for the girl In her teens, the young wife with do mestic and maternal cares, and the woman approaching the period known as the " Change of Life." They all need 1L They axe all benefitted by it. For advice In cases requiring special Erections address, giying- symptoms, the Ladles' Advisory Department " The Chattanooga Medicine Ox. Chatta nooga. Tena. TH0S. J. COOPER, Tnpelft. Hlf., tsjti " Mr sister suffered from very Irregular and painful menstruation and doctors could not relieve her. Win of Cardul entirely cured her and also helped mi nother through the Change ol Life." , The Cotton Crop- The New York Word says : "The manager of a great cot ton seed oil plant informs", the World that this year's! cotton crop will fall about 2,000,000 bales short of the current esti mates. "He gets his information from his cotton seed buyers, who go into every part of the cotton country, :uid lie is con fident that his figures curate. arc ac- is an over estimate of liieerop which threatens serious determination to the planters. F-.r the. price of cotton is det -nni .d by the crop estimate, and ii j this is greatly too high the price will remain correspondingly too low until the error becomes; appar ent. By that time the; cotton wilHiave passed out j of the hands of its growers find an' increase in tho price will inure to the benefit of the specula tors only." It is diilicult to see on what the estimate of . 10,000,000 bales is based. ! , , The spring season was very late, and the spring Hoods make an important yield in tho flood ed district impossible. The later season was warm and dry. Warmth is needed, but an excessively . hot season with a long drouth is injurious i il. .. : til i lu uiu crop, anu uicse inuuences have done much to curtail the production. We agree yith the informant of ths World that the crop has been overestimated. Prices are now fluctimting in the world's markers, and there has been during the past six weeks a decline in prico which the situation does not ju mi 11 a tify. ine yenow-tevor quarantine may retard the marketing of the crop ; if so, it will not be without compensation J The cotton planter should nothas'ten his crop to market, for with better times and a belter feeling there should be better prices for cotton. Home and Farm. Fevr men in dm uii'rv are tt-irr or more favorably kuown to the lu and mediciue trade than Mrj E J Scball. baver iu the pr.pri, tar ujci icine department of the jyvr Hron.' Drug Co., St. Loui. H savB : "My boy came homo from School with his hand bniy lac. ratcd nml I tedag, aod t-ufforitjg great, paia I drceitcd the wound and applied CLamberlain'8 Pain Balm, freely : all rain ! r.nsirl aiid in a remarkably ch'ort time, ii neaiea wttnout le.viog a hear. For wouLds, pprains. awelliuj;,! aud rbeu madam, I know of no me'dicin. nr fcriptioD equal to it. I cousidef It a b..uei;o!d necessity. Sold by N. 13 uoou, uuno, iN. t;. 1 i V SO YEARS . EXPERIENCE. D a TRADE MARKS, . 8CIEHTIFI0 AMERICA!! sat KUN.N & co- F Anicrlcan 0centi3 O Lengt:,Si Oil i-acti Kox. IIEVEST jj:' MODELS. V: -fj FAKGY akd PL A HI. FEATHERBOflE COnB f SOLE MANUACT jpj.:;: SOI.I) i:v R. G. Taylor, Dunn, X.f vy& uwj,rmTKvnv) Do not ho dwMrrrt by nllnrfn m!Trrt1mr.tiBd tliink you can get the putt nuulo, llmut UnL-h ud MOST POPULAR 8EWINC MACHINI for a mere nntr. Bay from rollsiilo nuinufmfomi that, hare rained arcptitattnn bv hn-i nr.A m:tn dtialintr. Thore in none in lh r? 1.1 n nt m wai in mechanical conotruction, durnhility nf nrtrf pnrtH, fnfnnn of flnixh, licnntv in M-tiimn nri as many iinproreuicnig an Uw NEW HOME. WRITE FOR CIRCULARS. The Kew Home Sewing Macliiae Co. OKAVOtt,iTAS. BOBTO!f,MAS. zs 'svs Srm S I Cuicaoo.Ti.t, ST,Icnx,sio. lMim.tius ron SALE EV GAINEY & .J()i:lAX, Dunn, X. t'. THE Charlotte Dajlv Observer. J. P. CAl.DWKM.. I 'i'l". North Carolina's L-wif Reliable, Progressice, Candid, and High Toned. Cm iirU-U- Ih.' ''' ,S''il' Ufi .V(i'"1l ('ill ('.'. I Its Iind'tl of inewvU :il.y.-ou. 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