Peoe f ed Tbeir Movemen..:.
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WE WISH 10 FEED YOU.
And to that end we have
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.uocKingham, is in the city.
Rev. A. M. Ilnssell, of God
win, was in the city j-ostcvdiVv,
hand at all times:
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Meat, flour, meal, molasses,,
.syrup, -honey, coffee, sugars,
canned goods of rjl sorts, i
soda, baking powder,
cream tartar, ginger, ,
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M J. 0. Clifford
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f-Vi jrt ri st r i
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sick at his room ia Hotel Di
vine. Mr. W. D. Thornton made a
t-ip to Wilson -this week on
-elling at 54-
to-
cloves, black and
' green, teas, cheese,
b utt e r, eggs.
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i December lsi. O.ily
.- davs till Ch; i .
CHICKENS
flavoring '
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his inoiii:!:- and it
ir f.'ol Ci isj) and in-j
T. Si'i les hr-.s sold In
.ods to Mr. W. E.
has accepted a po-
Messrs. S. G. Marks
m i.rI North Ca" olina
. of the Niethodist
r-ts in Raleigli to-day,
K. II J'grove will
Mr. W
H.
Gr,
Grice, ox Barley,
town Inst week
l:
is attend
ihe Anna.ii G inference
Italeigh this week.
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It
h. 'lo.'.rn that wo-k on the
! !Mi;Ming at- Eu'.e's Creek
,,,,!( , ii v has commenced. Dr.
C. Coodwin of our town is
: iii'i it built .
VvV ?; ihsI to-d.-'V that M
.i.-i.-l Stew;!, i, a'-ed iIjout 21
, . 1 ' . 1 .
J.,'sc ni;Di l oin ?n
leu: !c i-ttnck. He is the son
"i,"-. J . K St Av;u t.
r-A j ' - it change of the
Ji.'r o i tho A. C. j. went
.-t .Mux', y. mo nojtii-
I.J,,, ,(l i ..lii r. 'lives about 1
j'rlns'k ). in. and the south-
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..H'W.xl ; i 1 ). ui.
i h" v.'- i'ov in tl e stores
Jin' s-iijill boy.' delight.
T''!-v ua.:' :it the lioiid-vy goods
wis is" i)iis eyes ?nd every
h. u w until Christmas will
m ui ;hi ;ge to ihem.
's'he Combined Concert and
.If-Thy.Coinpo.ny of our town
v.!ii ivi rn entertainment m
Luh.i -ion to-morrow fThuis-
iii iit. The company has
sollicking fun for those
v. ui; v :t tteno .
.1 ; O i
u' l.iy morning' near Tur
Miss Cattie Purvis, of Edge
comoe. is visiting tier siste . Mrs
V. L. Stephens, in the city.
M. . D. T. Oates. of Fayette
ville, spent Thanksgiving hee
v itli his father ana mother.
Miss Mayme Oates returned
yesterday from a two week's
visit to her brothers in Fayette
ville.
Solicitor E. W. Pou, of
Smithfield, spent Sunday night
here on his wTay to Lillington
court.
Messrs. W. L. Fuller and Z.
L. Lemay, of Smithfield, spent
last night in town on their way
home from Lillington.
Mr. H. T. Spears was called
to lillington Monday to the
bedside of his grand-mother,
Mrs. Caroline Turner, who is
quite sick.
Mr. E. L. Parker is out to
r;.y, we are glad to see, for the
b st time in seven weeks. He
,.s had a severe attack, of
iheumafism.
Mr. D. R. Shavr, of Lilling
ton, is on The Unton force.
Lane & Galbrrith nave the
best mules and horses ever
brought to Duii '. Dont buy
until you see them.
rhe telephone line from
he e to Lillington is completed
cbwoiks like a chimin. ,..The
;. t message was sent over it
',:st Fiiday. The central office
located in Tiie Union office
u d an almost ' continual
"-Hello!" lifts been going on
;his week. It is a great conven-
leiice a -a win pay gooa uivi-
Sheriff Scott,
Co-ioty, was here Mondtry on
w.4,y to Lillington to see
obc- or Pou to get papers
vgiied for requisition papers
f ooi Goencr Hussell on the
( ov iior of Tex s for pilbei t
W: Vvho had just beeti arres
i,ec: be e for the mfr.de; of a
vOinr.il in Wayne cou tty about
tb-ee ye, s ago.
Look for our "ad" next week
of Wayne
r-..n Mi. G. W. Mitchell and
'm , Lillie Ennis were united
i i.i . iage by W. J. Hodges,
). 1. '.The low price of cotton
V! - -not seem to affect the mat
''(io.ii.1 m.vrket.
Mo-i(i:y in the forenoon was
qui ; i . v but in the afternoon
t " Hoed, cleared away and thu
Ac.-'ihM has been good for the
ic 'ioic (o att(Mid court. At last
JH'O'mIhm court a snow of about
! in inches fell.
I Mrs. E. W. Anclei.on sent
in oj)V for a change of her ad
vc lisciiKMit but we have been
uiinhV to set . the type this week J
slic has a be;; utiful line of millin
t'l'v for t he holidav. t.T.i.dft and
lu:i ',urwill tell you about it i we .will tell you about our Xmas
next week. Goods. ' Lee Hardware Co. -
nerriiigs, scviietl or iiiuks.-
herrings, driedapples and peacii
nC!. ni!-:.i' n'-t-megs, black
iT.i.er, V , m :;.!:ri. "rack-
e b, extracts of "ciaiui.u.i . r :H
cinnamon bark,' jeily, is--.
"ge!ts8, c'odefised""mil!c,"; 5i51o
and pie peaches, washing pow
ders, shoe blacking and polish,
currants, dates, mincemeat's
apple, peach and pine apple
preserves, cranberry sauce,
rolled oats, prepared mustard,
vinegar, rice, grits, nuts, grated
and sliced pine apple. Nice
line of candy, and a great many
other good and nice things in
my store at Dunn and at Bass
po-rt office in Sampson county.
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
try produce. At
my store at
Bass, I
carry a Gen
eral Stock of mer
chandise, where you
can buy anything you
want and can sell anything
you have to sell. I buy any
thing at its market value. I
have ONE PRICE ONLY. All
are treated alike.
I very heartily thank the pub
lic for the liberal patronage
)eretofore given me and will
make it to the advantage of all
to trade with me.
Respectfully,
F. P. JONES,
Drnin, T C-
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AT
GOO OS
COST! COST! COST!!
Commencing Friday Decem
l)er 4tli 1897 continuing until
January 1st 1898, We shall
otter to the public our large and
complete stock of Dry Goods,
Shoes, Clothing and Hats at cost
for cash. These goods were
bought when prices were down
and to meet the demands of the
present times and basis of five
eeiit cotton and having
hem glit lieiiwily we
make tliis offer.
COME EARLY BEFORE OUR
STCGK IS BROKEW. NOT A
PENRJY ABOVE COST WILL BE
ASKED FROM ANY OWE.
E. F- YOUNG.
The account of the negro
be big btii ned to a stake found
n another column is untrue.
The negro is now in jail in Hor-
y County. S. C.
M i-Dr,nel Jones, "atherof
lv Thomas Jones, died here
Monday morning at 5 oclock
tier an illness of several
months with a dropsical affec
tion. . His condition was such
as to necessitate burial at once
, - id his body wTas taken to ihe
?lones graveyard about th'-ee
miles fro'm town and buried.
His exact age wTas not known
but he was somewdiere about
90 years. . . -
We nave the largest stock of
crockery and lamp goods 'iir town.
See "otir display. -
Reati a few of our Bargains be
low, we w ill give you more next
week. J
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142 O. K". COOEC STOVES
Handled this season. A good
thing will sell.
$1.25 Bed Stead, 90.
$6.00 Set Oak Chairs, $4.50.
$4.50 Set Oak Chairs,, $2.90.
Knives and Forks 35.
Cups and Saucers 20.
$2.25 Large Arm Rocker, $1.25.1 5 Gallon Oil Can 45.
$2.50 Large Arm Rockers $1.50. i Glass Lamps Complete 20c.
14 4t. JLisn ran x.or .
12 Qt. Well Buckets 20.
1 Gallon Oil Can 15.
Slate Pencils 12c per 100.
Axes, 45c. .
2m' We will not be undersold. We are in business to sell goods.
Gome to see us. Yours very truly, V,
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DUSSSR3 HARDWARE AD FURNITURE COMPAWY.
HOLLIDAY. & PRIVETT..
Nov. 17, 1897.
Jn
We have just
arrived with a load
of the best Ten
nessee Horses and
Mules ever
brought to Dunn.
If you want good
SOUND, RELI
ABLE stock
us a call.
Let no Sc GaltriQth,
- Dunn, N. C.
give
Our low prices on Furniture
nnrl Crink Stoves will be OUt Oil
Wilmington, JN. O., iNov. , 10 , D f t SUnnlv
Thanksgiving day, Na-, ices are lo,v.
colored man Hv-s Trnr(1wni.p Cih
mg near lown reeK, -uruus-j
On
than Willis,
wick county, was arrested on; Our lurniture, Air-tignt
Mio' Pimrw ' nf TirnrdRHnw a . Heaters and Cook Stoves have
young-"white man by the name got a move on themselves since
Dont buy a mule or horse un
til you see Lane aud Galbraith's
Tennessee raised mules and
horses. They are the best on
the market.
Xlife Jlinslrel CIiil.
Our town boys - have organ
ized a Minstrel and Concert
Company, and they will give
an entertainment in TowTn Hall
on next Monday night Dec. Gth.
The boys are doing some good
work in the rehearsals, and no
one should miss the entertain
ment, as it will be the best of
the kind ever given in our town.
Box sheet with reserve seat
tickets on sale at Hood & Gran
tham's. If you are aDxiou" to find the most
reliable blood-puritier. read in AyerV
Almanac, the testimonials of those who
have been cured of uch terrible disea
ses as catarrh, rheumatism, and scrofu
la, by the use ofAver's Sarsaparilla.
Then govern yourself accordingly.
Ice at IS on Knob,
"I passed Otho Wilson's
Round Knob Hotel the other
day," said a man yesterday,
"where the News and Observer
says the trains stop a-gwine and
a-comin', I was surprised to see
great long spears of ice hanging
from the eaves of the house.
14 'What do you suppose is
the cause of so much ice here?';
I asked a man sitting near, read
ing a paper. !!
"The coolness between the
Gideon and the Governor," lie
calmly replied, ahdi went on
reading his paper as if nothing
had happened. News and Ob
server of Sunday.
Go to N. B. Hood's to get
your Christmas Goods of all
kinds.
A big lot of Candy of all
kinds just received at N. B.
Hood's at lowest prices.
of Stephens. Stephens was
found in the vicinity of Wam
ple, N. C, with a gunshot
wound in the back.
Thursday night a mob was
raised bv the farmers in the
untry near the Waccamaw
TtT.nJ . i ' r
river. -Wilus-was taKen irom
the sheriff, carried into the
woods and chained bee ween
two pine trees. Lightwood
was then 'piled around him and
lie was burned to death, thus
suffering an awful death tp pay
the nenaltv- for Ins ter-ible
crime. Suspicion at once rest
ed on the colored man who had
been seen in neighboring com
munities wearing some of Ste
phens' garments. He had also
been seen driving the ox cart in
which the murdered man was
last seen alive, and $25 in mon
ey was found on his person,
that it was supposed, he took
from his victim's pockets.
Special to News & Observer.
to l:ub5i: a :omi' o:rc bay.
Take Laxative, Bromo Quinine Tub
lets. All Druggists refund the money if
t fails to cure. 25c.
FOUND. S. G. Marks & Co.
have Recently found that they
need all the country produce
that comes to Dunn. Look for
the large corner store when you
have anything to sell or buy. It
is to your interest as well as
ours. S. G. Marks & Co.
prices were reduced.
ware Co.
A very line line of Candies,
10 to" 60 a pound. French
Bucket Mixture and Stick, can
dy at wholesale -prices. We
have the goods and propose to
sell them.
Hood & Grantham.
We are still leading the price
on Furniture.
Dunn Hardware & Furniture Co
BOARDERS WANTED
I can accommodate a few regular
boarders and desire several table
boarders. Apply to
Mrs. Florence Shaw,
Postofhce Building,
Dunn, N. C.
Magnolia Baking Powders is
considered the best on the
market, and it always gives the
highest satisfaction. Call for
no other. VL. P. Jernigan.
Remember L. P. Jernigan's
groceries always fatten and. any
lean pocket-book can buy them.
It is admitted by everyone
that L. P. Jernigan's is the place
to buy your cheese, and the best
10 coffee in town. ; Coffee that
sells at 15c. elsewhere.
No Cure Xo Pay.
Tli.it. is the way all druggir
fiROVR'S TASTELESS CHILL TON
IC for Chills nd Malaria. It is simply
Iron and Quinine in a tas'elesi form.
Children love it. Adults prefer it to
bitter, nauseating Tonics. Price, 50c.
Sold and guaranteed by Hood & Gran
tham. Warranted no cure, no pay. 1 here
are many imitatldus. To get the genu
ine ask for Grove's Sold and guaran
teed by Hood & Grarthnm, Dunn, N. C-
Our Xmas goods are arriving
daily. The prettiest you ever
saw. Dunn Hardware & Furni
ture Company.
.HIDES WANTED. If you
have hides for .sale and want
the highest market price for
them, see R. M. Pearsall.
S..G. Marks & Co. are now
offering the highest cash prices
for country produce. Before
selling give us a chance to make
vou a bid. Remember we are
selling goods as cheap as tne
sell J cheapest. S. G. Marks & Co.
Malaria produces Weakness, General
Debility, Biliousness, Loss of Appetite
Indigestion and Constipation. Grovel
Tasteless Chill Tonic, removes the
cause which produces these troubles.
Trv it and you will hi delighted. 50
cents. To get the genuine ask for
Grovel. Sold and guaranteed bv
Hood & Grantham.
SELLING
m
to
oods,
It is "Wicked
sell such pretty dress
trimmings, laces, flannels, table
linens, plush capes, shawls,
shoes, and clothing at such
RIDICULOUS PRICES.
f5iiEJicte Si'j'ii'.i ri-i
m a D
iril ' Sin
to throAv such irresistible temp
tations in poor, weak woman's
way
BUT BUSINESS S BUS ISM ESS
and when we furnish sucli
elegance and style while remov
ing every semblance of extravi
gance, we hope to earn feminine
gratitude and masculine praise.
FOR RED HOT BARGAINS
there is no place like Massengill's.
Call early before the goods are
picked over.
Yours for a big business
the next 30 days.
THE MASSENGILL DRY GOODS COMPANY,
P. T- MASSENGILL, Manager.
for
1VL L. DAVIS
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Don't wait until some future
time to bring your hides to
town, bring them now while
you can get the highest cash
price. I must have them at
once. R. M. Pearsall.
R. M. Pearsall can supply
your wants in fresh meats and
groceries, and will also buy
' Grove's Tasteless Chill Ton!c I5 a per- jour country produce.
feet Malarial Liver Tonic and blood pu- You can buv a number one
nner. nemoves duiuumicss uunut
purging. As piesant as Lemon syrup.
It is as large as any Dollar tonic and re
tails for 50c. To get the GEXnlXE ask.
for Grove's For sale and guarantee by
Hood&Grantham. Dunn. N.C.
CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, DRY GOODS AM K0T10NS.
T
You will find at N. B. Hood's
Apples, Cocoanuts, Candy, and
a variety of other things for
Christmas at lowest prices.
Jerni-
nncket knife from L. P
i
gan for 5c. and up.
Call on me for meat, flour,
sugar, home-made lard, cakes,
crackers, canned goods, tin
ware &c. The best Ho cent to
bacco in town. Try it.
L. P. Jernigan.
"It pays to purchase of Davis,"
"Where everything is bright and new,"
"Where everybody is treated alike,"
"Where you get new goods at old prices,"
"Where 3011 get boys suits for 52 cents,"
"Where vou tret towels at 12i per pair,"
Where you get Irish Linen -towels at 20 per pair,"
Where you get shoes from 25 to $5.00,"
Where vou net dress iroods at your own price,"
"Where you can get underwear of all kinds,"
Gentlemen's under shirts, all wool at 50 a pair.
LARGEST LINE S CAPES & TOWN
At Your Own Price-
- j M- DAVIS-
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