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THE
COUNTY UNION.
DUNN, Harnett County, N. C.
Entered accoiding to postal regula
tions at the po?tot21ee at .uim, . v
second class matter. ;
as
J. P. I'lTTMAN, Proprietor,
A. M. Wood all, Editor.
TERfflS CF SUBSCRIPTION.
..25 Cents
50 Cent?
1.00
Three Months
Six Months .
One Year... ......
Sent by Mail.
A STRAIGHT FIGHT.
SION FOR US.
S0 FU-
People" and Their Movement.
Payable in advance.
DlTNN, N. C, OCTOBER 27, 1897.
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LETTER NO. 5 FROM C II AIR
MAN GREEN.
Editor Cocntv Union
I answered the question you
asked, but as ydu desire a more
ovulicit explanations I readily
We have cane
nvv it. We nave ..cauraicu
ceived bv rmerin m p.."v....
18, $:WoSJU anu
cancelled for which bonus
$:78.7 and
I
rt
of taxes for
have
have been issued
e ?n formation 1 can
l rum. nn; ."-
.rot there is about 1,G00 yel
due, a part of which has been
filed for inspection and cancel
lation, this docs not include a
lame number ot orders miovveu
and that have" not been called
for bv parties to whom payable,
neither does it include what is
due on the jury fund amount
in to about .$350. You will
sec by examination,- the state
ment made on last campaign
w;is not an exagerated one.
Respectfully,
J. A. Green.
The above letter from Chair-
Ylrpon is not much more ex- m out
plicitthan the one preceding
it. Wliat we w anifi ium"-
how many orders
icnpl orior to
1S(JG have .heon cancelled by
-his 'board and how many bonds
had been issued. The bonds he
gives as, $:l,787.77. He also
says that his- board has can
celled $:;,rS.(J0 worth of orders
that the Sheriff received for
taxes for 181)0. Do you mean
to say, Mr. Green, that all this
:U;f8.J) worth of orders was
im'iod nrior to December
i
A good deal of discussion is
now going on among the State
Democratic press as to the atti
tude the Democratic party
should! take toward the Popu-
hsts in tne iic-vl tanip"b
Only a few, we are
favor a fusion
. 1
party, claiming that as the only
moans bv which the white men
,of the State can.be -unified and
bring the State government
back into the hands of the
white men. As for Tie Union
it is unalterably opposed to fu
sion with any party'. It wants
,iw, Tr.mnpr!i.tie. nnrtv'. to meet
nit; Ltuiuviu" I j
in a convention, where eyery.
delegate shall have a voice and
let every section of the State
be represented, and let the con
vention make a platform for the
best interests oi tne w nun
State and one which every
white man in the State can ac
cept. Let it treat all. interests
of everv class fairly. This done
we cah go before; the people
with clean hands and .ask the
assistance of every good citi
zen
It is true that the -White" men
must vote together if we re
deem 'the State government
from the handspf the black and
tan crowd that now control it.
But shall the great Democratic
nartv desert principle to get a
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Ponulist ornce-seeKei
! Mr. J. Vf Smith, of Wake,
was in town Saturday.
Dr. J. R. Fleming returned
from Raleigh yesterday.
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Messrs. E. r . and nusseii -Daniel
Young left to-day for V llson.
Mrs. P. J. Jefferys left Sat-
happy to urdav to visit relatives at r re-
with that mont.
Messrs. H. II. McKay and
C. F. Honeycutt spent Sunday
niHit in Favetteville.
Tr nnd Mrs. K. L. Howard
left last Saturday to visit rela
tiv3S at Pee Dee, S. C.
r,. n TT TftT,pan left this
x -1
mnvniufT fn nttpnd to some legal
business in Smithfield.
Mrs. M. F. Gainey and chil
.lv .ti loft this morning to visit
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relatives in Rocky Mount.
1 a C. "Bass, of Dobbers-
ville, Sampson county, is visit
inrhis brother, Mr. J. R- Bass
Mr. L. II. Lee left yesterday
for Ayden, to attend the funera
of his brother-in-law, Elder T
F. Harrison.
Mrs. L.J. McKay spent severa
dnvs with relatives at bummer
ville last week. She returned
home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. New
t.,.,.,r irnvpt tnvillft. came up
ut-j i v ? ; j '
this morning to be present
A marriage in a gin house is
something new to us but we
learn that one did occur in ;a
o-in house on Sunday evening a
week'affo. in Sampson county.
Tt. epVms n. vo ii jiff man named
Starling and a youug
ady named Johana Tew had
concluded that their lives wep
inseparable and the young man
lad obtained a license ana on
.i
that .Sunday afternoon tney
started out. to find a Justice of
the peace to consummate the
bonds of matrimony. They
found one in the person of Mr
Autry Baggett at the home !of
Mr. W. D. Hawley. uite a
number of young people had
gathered -at Mr. Hawlejfs that
nftpmoon and were there when
the two lovers rode up Til
vounrr man made his mission
known to Mr. Baggett but his
timidity w-as too great he
thought to face all the people
Dresent, so Mr. Baggett was
asked to retire to the gin- house
near by and' bind the happy
twain. In the midst of the cer
emony the young people from
the house Walked in and wit
nessed the consummation of the
marriage vows, much to the
consternation of the happy
young man.
LI
old
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tit
Tt If I 1
ntAU
m FiEI GROCERIES
I am ptill located at ibe
etand and have in tiocit
selection cf
in r f b u
AND
Family Supplies
' It i-'too tedious Jo mention all the
good things I keep but when jou
ant anything that is kept jn a
FiRST-GLASS GROCERY STORE
caU on me, 1 have wnai jou wu.
I have also . connected ; with my
Grocery Store an
YSTED CA " W
Al.( 111
MRS. H. Ari uJbiKU?s
has just received and opciied ail
ALL-RGUWD-UP-70 DATS
tnek Ot tiie I late&t uiigns
11 i in mi
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YSl'E
and can fumin
stvlo yon
ALOO
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Oysters, in any
desire Your orders will
when left at
the marriage of their . son
night.
at
to-
yot-iinl i StPvfirt KiSO.. Oi
few ropilllSt Omce-K.. .J A n.lomr nnnnf the
The great mass of white men in successful
the Populist party is already
disgusted with the action of the i3l,iniei .. , - to J
last legislature and the admin- Monday night nv tow n
T ,r hp r an to iur. iiii;t-iu--i j.,,
tiw,i.muv . t h;it is hnrinns visiieu jcuhhw
I 1 TT
l,n onr . t IIS WfifiC. XI U 1UU11UUU
LlltlL Kl
We know whereof we affirm whet
we stato that Ayer'fe Pills, taken
orompdy, at the first symptoms ot
-olds aDd fevers, arrest further prog
ress of these disorders, and fpeedily
restore the stomach, liver, ani
bowels, to their normal and regulai
etion.
istration.
join us to g't
they see-
here
Mon-
On Inst Thursday evening at
the home of the bride's father,
Mr. J. C. Williford. in
i:;,,'' l,nv, nroved dav afternoon accompanied by Giles' Mill section in Sampson
l, " . . j.t at; or. Ann o Ppm-un . Lnntr T?or Arlrlinn (In n n.nn
.VI I r I IIIVj J- -.va.j Mitt. v V V . - V-l V. A -
extent ; tliey
allowed and
December 1st
marriage rites.
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LiDon tnem negro umct.i.- uj
scores in all the eastern coun
ties, and -with such records they
1896? know that they cannot survive
, ... -l 1 1 1 t 1 . nrlll
If so say so dehniteiy. ivnu a as a party or u.pwi uic inLA
ir,u' m.nnv OI I rrnnr- mn.ssps or Willie IUtJU IU
i La tii of. .J lnrcrp, neY Mr. R.! H. Woodell, Secretary Miss Etta Williford , were hap-
t ti,o. lpnrlprs '"would nf the "(irand Lodee of I. O.'O. nily united in marriage, Rev
nnh fho whole, State for office F.. of North Carolina, spent J. A. Campbell performing the
for themselves ; they have seen Monday j night in town and
and know that they deserted lectured before the Lodge here,
very principle of their party in Mr. G. W. Lawrence, Sec
their unholy combine with the retary and Treasurer of Cura
Republicanslast year and as a berland County Fair, of Fay
result they have had thrust etteville, spent several days in
have prompt attention
my store.
I visited the Northern mariceis anu BUiitu VO m, ln
.r.i t i,t nt, nrices that enables me to sell very clu an
son anu wu5- i , :
otte,
S1.2,
1
T hive with me Miss Foy Barnes, an cxpenencoa nnih,r wl
ii ln.cwl to wait Oil yOU. oui i . v.mn;i )U:
Will Ut" MVv- vl -4- I ' .
iun formerly occupied by Mr. R,G. Taylor.
Your? trnlv
i) yic. imoVN,t
Duuo, N. C
I)
.mi
i Mimi nil iiirnin I
V A-I!U V H
U1U IVjLLiO UiUlULKO
wo IV
Trimmed Hats j
Ladies' ready make skirts
Nice Capes for j
... t :., f rwss Triniminss, Velvets, Silk
ueauimu umv, . , - :
Ac
017
Flu' time has been
VThen "(I.-hI'' would cti- Ins
if-lie eaulit Im'V ii a hike.
A ml tlirw lllOOllHTS tile "fll'l
Plie mothers didn't tUe,
But now tliose fjv ivitions
U-ive mopt.lv come t bnnt .
AiKli.U quarto wluel a boom to health.
TVealth -ami appetite.
O vs. 1 am in the Ilicyfle linsines all
ii 11 K...iMtifll! Will''!
over ami I eau si.ii ;
fullv narantecMl, with a guaraiuci! imu
-riuirantees, on cas.v lenus. jut what
von want, reqniriiiK only a small amount
ca-h. A whi-rl to i-jual this would eos:
tou from $10.00 to $25.00 more tha i 1
charge, even in the northern markets
See me I efoiv yoi -buy. -5" wheel
o-ive entire s.-Uisfaetion
Yours for a Cycle Chat,
W. B AUSTIN
The wedding was a quiet one,
Only a few invited guests and
friends of the family being
n resent. The attendants were
EYE SIGHT
is
PRE C 6 O U S,
town this. week with Mr.
Bizzell.
H. N
Thprp f.tre don't fail to buy Glassei-
as soon as you neea mem ana uo ju
ficc AT'.ivv fttrifklfind with Mr. ase such as do not enit your eyes
L - . I.i'
W. M. Hawley; iVliss Georgia
Well
Children
that arc not very robust need a
inform the people in whose ic party has faults and ihat it warming, building: and tat-torming:
not nlease state
them was issued prior to De
cember 1st 189(5."
He also states that he judges
there are still about $1,000
outstanding. Will he please
sunnort them. With all these
we think it folly to even think
of a fusion .with them next
year.
We admit that the Democrat-
Williford with Mr. John D.
Bain. The Union extends con
gratulations.
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic is a per
feet Malarial Liver Tonic and blood pu
rifier. Removes' Biliousness without
purging:. As plesanL as Lemon Syrup.
It is as large as any Iollai tonic
rails for iQc
i'or Grove
and re
We carry a well selected
Stock of Spectacles,
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ranging in prices trom me cneapesi
at Ten Cents to the Bet with
GOLD FRAMES
At Six Dollars Per Pair.
ifjou needa pair please
nefore- you buy.
afi y
II I i Lte: D' fcij
fli'lMll!
j : . , THAT IS,
see nt-
We carrv in stoeli
iv get the genuine ask xxrntrihfis. Clocks. Jewelrv
Fr cnb .nwl trn.-i rn n t .V 7 '
Hood&'G rant ham, Dunn. N.C.
i i , 0:1 too If it, wns MTnh:ih v hns not clone as wen
issued prior to December 1st as it should, but with all its er-
18DG, why -has it not been taken rors its record of twenty years
in and bonded? of State rule is wlyte as snow
; We are informed that the when compared with the two
amount of the floating debt of years of Rad-Pop fusion rule.
tho eonntv has been a matter of How can any white .1 opulist
conjecture-for quite a number point with. pride to
food something: to be used for two
or three months in the fall that
they may not suffer from cold
SCOTT'S
the
of years and the amount of or-
the people could
ascertained. Ac-
tiers nem o
not be fully
cording to Mr. Green's state
ment last week it would amount
to nearly $9,000 but from the
statement this week : "we infer
that it is 'much less. The ad
ministration from 1888 to 18D0
thinks that it ran about even
and did not increase the county
debt but little, notwithstanding
that during that time two court
houses were burned which in
curred a great deal of expense
and also that during that period
the county suflered greatly
from floods and freshets and
many bridges had to be rebuilt
and repaired more probably
than for years before. With
all these disasters' they think
they kept about even with the
countv expenses not increas-
ing the debt but little each,
year.
But Mr. Green would make it
appear that during this period
4 nearly all the outstanding dcbl
was made. He says that in
1888 the outstanding, tleot was
estimated at only about '$500.
If we have been informed cor
rectly Mr. Green had at that
time or soon after in his pos
session scrip amounting to that
much or more that was issued
many years prior to 1888.
The administration that went
out last year invites the closest
scrutiny of their public acts
and do not fear for any of them
to be made public
The people are wanting to
see the compromise agreement
and bond contracts that were
made by the present board and
which Mr. Green has promised
to furnish us. How much Ion
ger before we can expect them?
Senator Butler asks the
News and Observer if it w ants
such a white man's party as the
legislature of 1891. That .kind
will do for us. That was called
the Farmers' Alliance legisla
ture and Senator Butler was a
member. It had no negro
doorkeeper and did not appoint
any negro magistrates.
negro
-a -i - 1 l
magistrates, constables, sciiooi
committeemen and State officers
which his party helped to put
in ollice? These are thinge
for w h i t e men to coll
ider.
Then let us not think of fu
ion with them, but lay down a
platform on which all white
men can unite. Let bygones
be bygones and entreat them to
come back to the fold of democ
racy and white supremacy. Let's
go to the people with clear cut
principles and for a State gov
ernment br Anglo-Saxons, and
lighting for the great principles
of our forefathers. : If we lose
we will have the satisfaction of
knowing that we were defeated
cry i
contending for true principles,
which wi1! win eventually, and
tli at wo-did not surrender prm-
cinle for ollice. A- straight
- 4 ,
ibdit for government for North
Garolina by white men and we
will win. Let "white suprem-
icv" be the battle slogan.
neirocs
is the
South.
jnvin:
President McKinley
friend , in the
His administration is
more negroes omce tnan any
former administration. In the
second congressional. district in
this State which is represented
by the only negro in the Con
srress has m'ore negro postmas
ters than have ever been ap
pointed in the State before
Halifax county alone has
dozen negro postmasters
Rocky Mount,. Littleton, Scot
land Neck, Halifax and severa
other towns have negro post
masters.
a
The Populist who .whipped a
negro woman for insulting his
wife and was arrested by a negro
constable and tried before
negro magistrate and fined was
?? ...
served right. He voted for the
- 4 r
crowd that made them officer;
and robed them with officia
prestige. He is drinking the bit
ter from his own cupJ Of course
he was greatly mortified.
SS 1
Governor Russell says he
rides on a free pass because
Judge. Simonton does. Evi
dently the Governor thinks he
is as large and as worthy oij fa
vors from the railroads as any
Federal Judge or officer.
sfill is said- to be fiirlitinsrrthe
on eas
IF YOU LIVE WITHOUT EATING,
nf Ovi-Ltver Oil with Hvpophos- railroads and Simonton is called
Dhites of Lime and Soda supplies h)V him a railroad judge. Which
exactly what they want, iney ns , tjie most consistent? Kus
will thrive, grow strong and De Simonton? They both
weU all winter ori tnis spienoia ridc Qn frQQ es
tonic iNcany mi ui uiwi Kvwiw
very fond of it. For adults who
are not very strong, a
course of treatment with
the Emulsion for a couple
of months in the fall will
put them through the
winter in first-class con
dition. Ask your doctor
about this.
See that the
A.lso the best
SEWING. MACHINES,
Improved, which we sell
terms.
We make Specialty of , Plain Gold
Wedding Rings. We can come a
near 'p'atifrf'jiug jou as uoy one can oi
anything of ihe above goods, both iti
PllS- prices and styles.
Repairing of all kinds correctl)
due at reasonable rates. Give u-
jour patronage and we will do all
we can to please you in goods, worK
and prices. -ATI8
TACTION GUARANTEED
This is not to inform you who will be the next Preside
our country, for that is uncertain, but to inform you tli.it
BENJ. .HUDSON: & SON,
siro. still sellinp- -o-roceries. and that they -will take itln r
- - ,
Silver or Gold and give you bargains never before heard
-1
in i.f
- ttie'hair bas bt eu anaae to gro
. natural color on , bald beads in
housands of "cases, by using Ilall'f
Hair llenewer, why will it not
;our case ?
GAINEY & JORDAN,
Dunn, n. c. "'is
11!
Be sure you get SCOTT'S Emulsion.
man and fish are on the wrapper.
All druggists ; 50c. and $1.00.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York.
The farmers' of this section
would like to ask Senator But-
GovERNOR Russell rides on
free passes over the railroads,
yet lie receives $2,000 a year
salary from' the taxpayers of the
State, a large per cent of whom
are farmers many of which
make cotton and sell it for five
cents a pound and .when they
ride on flie railroads they have
Millirj
GOODS.
(ill) SIM
AVhile I did not visit the
northern markets this season to
why he let cotton come
fijre cents. When the Senator
was making a speech here he
told them that when -he. got to
the Senate he would see that
they got the worth of their
products. Did the Senator
mean that five cents was a fair
urice for cotton? His Populist
friends who voted for McKinle-l.i-t
year believed that he (Sen
ator Butler) would bring about
measures that would make cot
ton seH for ten cents a pound
this "fall. - They are now getting
only a little more than five
cents and are disappointed with
McKinley and the Senator.
jown to to pay from 2i to 3i cents per plirchase my Millinery Goods,
mile
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
1 used great caution in my se
lection from the salesmen, and
bought nothing but that in the
Ths fae- 9
simile
tigsatore
Cf
is ra
Trtfper.
HIGHEST GASH
prices paid for
' mm AND KG
Produce
and all Country;
"by
S. G. MARKS & CO,
Ami we also sell anything in our Hue at
morning
passenger
A most terrible railroad dis
aster is reported from Garri
son's, New- York. Sunday
about six o ciock a
train on the New LOWEST CASH PRIQES
York Central railroad left the
track and the engine and six
cars went headlong into the
Hudson river. There are sup
posed to have been about thirty
people killed and drowned. The
engine and cars went to the
. in i it
bottom ana an who coum not Xotio tis , Hats, Shoes, Groceries.
get our were urmwieu. x jie Crocker Tinware, ? Glassware,
cause of the accident was the . '
i, ua nooaana uinow-wiue, iiaiu'
Latest Styles.
and have nothing in my do
partments but what will please
my - friends.
HATS, CAPS & TRIMMINGS
all un-to-clnte. My goods were
not bought for display only but
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to sell and vou snouid by. no
means make . any purchase in
our line before calling and ex
amining my goods and prices
Your past favors have been
fully appreciated and I earnest
lv solicit a continuance of the
same. Yours, truly,
MRS. J. H. POPE.
DUNN MARKET.
CORRECTED EVERY 'WEDNESDAY.
If you have anything to sell,
or anvthinor to buv in the way
j -------5
of '
Dry, Goods,
washing away, of
by the tides in the river. The
train was known as . the New
York Central Express. Many
miraculous escapes from drown
ing are reported in Monday's
papers.
ware, &c, &c.
Ve will make it to your in-
w
terest to call on us.
Yours truly,
S. G. MARKS & CO
Sugar
Coffee.
Flour, per Bbl
Bulk Meat
N. C Meat.-.-, .
Lard
Corn. .........
Fodder.
Eggs. -
-Chickens. .
Butter
Beeswax. . . . . .
to G Vc
10 to 20c
.$5.00 $5.50
. . . 7 to 8c
.....8 to 10c
...... to 9c.
.. . . . . 55 to GOc
...... to 5Qc
. . . . 10 to 12ic
...... 1220c
15 to 20c.
. . .. . .18 to 20c.
1- I'M1
pf in
They keep on hand at all times a complete line of Tnla.(
Snuff, Tinware, Woodenwarej Heavy iind Fancy Groccri
make a specialty of Country Produce.
Make our store headquarters when you come to Hen-
we will make it both profitable and pleasant for you.
Yours to please,
hiENJ. HUDSON & SON, Px-nnm,
'!).
Ill'
N.
LEE'S HARNESS
J. F. OWEN
"MOKTG.UJK SAI.K.
j i'iV virtue of a power :ii-
StJ i ii :i eertiiln inort;:ie ih-nl N'
t IWi . 1 ('. T,. Soricll to liafonl I-'i.-:
IJ-.-. 18111 IS;). :iii1 r.-i-ln-i
Nit. 2. paues 571) ainl .SM, 1
Ihu iM'P I'oinitVi we w ill II
t , i tt ' iili" f.rr -.i-li Jit. tlir Court
who has been ho on iu the Harness jiiinton on the ICtI' rl;iyf
! at 12 oYlo. k MM .'i eerlain tm
in Ai'Pi'iutorn anil (iiuc t
i H.irnelt eonntv, North : ? li i .:i
iUU I IjU !-las follow-: On th-
ii y,,.tw i c:-....!! . .... i In-1 -i
Klll.H'l' "
nil',! U
in I '" k
( nil '1- ' '
,. i!.M.'!t
BusinesB is not
NOT DEAD
i ..f
IHJl
:ii
tic-ralds New
(o new quarters, Le-'i
Shop next door to
Stables.
He will make aod n 11 all kind of
Harness, Bridles, Hubi i,. Whipps &c.
t l.v t!.-
in.' i.,;-
..f K'''
,f I., l.
Hides, dry flint, per lb 7
44 green " 23
Shingles, per M, $1.50 $1.75
REPASRIiyG!
No Half Ptne work bur. a ood job
;veiy tine Sutisfjction guaranteed
on all work Call on Mr. 0en
nd get the lowest piices
- Rc.-pccfullj,
; - F. LKK.
LAND 8 A I.E.
By virtue of ilu jtowtT contaioeil in n
mortp:ae i!ei il -x -Mteil on Hm loth
daj- -f December lSf2 bv r T IJynl to
U I Lasiter and transferred by sai.!
Ia$iter to the, Nava.-a Guano Coinpanv
of Wilmington, N. O and recorded in
Book F. No. 2 page 75. 70 and 77 of the.
Register 'of deeds like of Harnett
coiit.tv, I will edl forcahat the Court
House door in Lillington on Monday
the 29th day of November 18g7 the fol
lowing desci ited tract of land lying in
Harnett County. N. C. and adjoining
the lands of D S ill'mm. George K
Byrd and others, bounded a. follows ;
Beginning at a ta!;e, D S Williams' cor
ner 00 the edge .f the road near Dry
Creek, anil iiiu thence wiih tltn line S
75, E 29.S1) chains toi t:ke in Vaud line,
them e N K 20.M) chains a stake in
the old Surle- Jim-, tln nce with that line
N 7ll, W 21.25 ihsiK.x 10 a lo-t rak and
pointers. Wilii nm eriier. tiii-nce w itli
his line S 20. W 22.50 chain. Jo the h.-
ijmI ci;taiiiing ."i.VJ ;u:rt-n more
li'lie i:ile is made to elo-e on
faid monbige.YlK- title i eouil.M,.l
perfectly jgoo 1. ili: ltftli dav of ().io
ber I807.
N avassa Guano Comiwny,
of Wilmington, N. ;.
By LR Waddell, Atty.
"TED-AM ibEA.
thing to patent? Protect your ideaa; theymay
BUKN & CO., Patent Attorneys. Watiiington.
P. CL, tor theix 14J0 prize oCctY
lands of M i hal Enni- and"
nis, on the south by tin land
lliles. on the w'st bv the land-
1 111 iiiiniii 1 1 11 1 4ii 1 j 1 1 j
sixty-six acres more ff 1-. 1,1 " '"'
placxj on which C. E. Worrell i"-" iiV'
This Oct. 1 -21 It 1H7.
.j. w. it .1. r. i.v-1- .
Ahnii'i-i- ""
EaTord Eik m-, !"''"'
H. E Godwin, Atty.
otice of Ex::cn i"N "A,-,;:
By virtue of I hn-e 1 1 H i;
ginning
or Jess.-
lions in my hand f' colli ' ii"1 11
of E. .1. Bl-st ag du' 'I. A. lb-'-'-
of whieh are No-. !7S and -'l
ly the judgment Doek-t f
count) and one other ex- uii 1
us sliowu.liy lh' .1 ri'Igiiit hi 1'
Jol nton ('(unit v, I w i!l " 1
ov. lt, IS!i7-. at the Court U
in EilMngtou. N. C.. at 1-'!''
E, J-ell at public sale to lb.- I'
der fr cash :dl the e-t tti-- '
and intere-t of II. A. Ilodgi--'
tract of laud in and near li"
Dunn in said countv, known n
Sm lcs I.iikL eont.'iiidiiir l''
or less. For full descriptioii-''
hilllifl SfiH'-irt f-?ollllll--illH I'
Hodges, recorded in Il gi-tei - "l
lf;irnett fr.imrr At the sane- I'11
nlaec. I will uUo sell the lit
ail IE A. Hodges in the Mali!1 '
land in and near the town of I'1'
more or I'
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taining 25 ncre,
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Oct. Ut, 1807.
J. II.
Slicrifl' Harnett
c ..iinf.v'
EXECU'lOIfS NO II' 'I'
ll 11.
The' undendirned bavin
executor of the lat v. ill f'1'1 ,"
of George W. HUlng, decea;' -u.
notifies all persons hai"j-'
against the estate of hi- ' '
p-et-ent the same .to biui,'"
on or before the lt day of
18a7, or 1I1U mtiee will be pi"
f their recovery; and all I" 1
debted t said estate are h i" '
to make immediate payment.
I3th dav of Oct. 18y7
J. IE I!KW-
W. E. MunciiisoN,
AlU)rney.
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