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THE
COUNTY-UNION.
DUNN, Harnett County, N. C.
Entereit nccoidins to postal refill a
j t ion's at the postofYice at Dunn, N. C, as
J second ciaa? attr-
J. P. PirTMAN, Proprietor,
A. M. WoodalL.t Editor.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
ree Months .25 Cents.
Six Month3 50 Cents.
One Year......... ...... $1.00.
Sent by Mail. Payable in advance.
Dunn, N. C, February 2, 1838.
THE BOND QUESTION,
We learn that the defendants
in the bond suit brought by
Tjie Union are circulating the
report that the attorneys em
ployed to prosecute the suit had
let the time for an appeal notice
to be served on them pass by
and that the case was out of
court and the suit at an end.
Such, however, is not the case.
Our attorneys know their busi
ness and have served the prop
er notices on the defendants
and the case wilf come up in
proper shape at the next term
of the' Supreme Court the latter
part of this month.
This report was started: 'by
the defendants for the sole pur
pose to try to dissatisfy the tax
payers of the county who feel
that they have been outraged
and are helping to prosecute the
suit. The defendants know
that they have a poor defense
and will circulate any report
that tends to strengthen, their
case and make the prosecution
unpopular. This has been their
tactics since the suit was com
menced ; but this should only
make the friends of the prose
cution stronger and we believe
it will. 1
The briefs are now in the
hands of a coifnpetent printer
and the -proper number of copies
will be printed and the case
will go to the Supreme Court of
the State in proper shape. Of
this the people' may be assured,
and our attorneys are confident
that the issue of bonds and the
levy of a special tax to pay the
Lilly judgment and the 011 1
Istanding indebtedness of the
county will be declared illegal
and void, and that the rights of
the people, for which The Un
ion is contending, will be vindi
cated. "
Jf the ruling of Judge Robin
hm is held by the Supreme
Court to be correct then any
board of county commissioners
can issue bonds for any amount
and the people must quietly
submit to a levy of taxes to pay
them. We have commenced
this fight in the interest of the
people and shall continue it un
til the higher courts decides the
.question. If it be as we con
lend the people's rights will be
vindicated ; if it be against us,
we liave no remedy, but shall
bow (in protest ) to the ruling
of the court. Awaiting this de
cision we ask our friends to
stand firm and steadfast, for we
believe we have a just cause.
The defendants were allowed
by Judge Robinson to otter in
evidence a transcript of all the
records of the Lilly judgment
including copies of county or
ders made to Lilly and others
that he had bought to prove
1 1 .
inat it was a necessary expense.
This makes the brief very large
-and entails a good deal of ex
pense in printing. The brief
that will be presented to the
Supreme Court will be a book of
something near an hundred
pages, and, under a late ruling
of the court, thefennust be fif
teen copies printed of all briefs
(that is records in the case in
the lower courts) presented? to
that tribunal for a hearing.
This order of the court adds con
siderably to the cost of an ap
peal. Robkrt Hancock, the pres
ident of the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad, has written
a letter to Governor Russell de
nying the charges of seduction
made against him by his niece
? :
iNliss Abbott. Hancok is guiltv
aiul-hj's . letter", Tshows; it: ,. tf
iries to makejit appear, itlmt i&VvrmUffi&jfrpr. .strong and be
is political- frei'seciitvon r-,lhhH
does not every sane'man
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know
iii at
iiiou
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cietv ttd persecute her iiiiaWnoit'
liticaily.' f 'The neohto of n2vtffrf
i:n-o,..,..fru".;-;.l... X' i , i
beMIIaWock's :hdW,-;beJ-
hitn guilty . of , one o f the gKasV!sii &
.it
Wxtr
Ayer's Cherry Pentoral is kDown :
by its works That no other pr par
tion of the kind stops, coughing and.
allays irritation of the throat. And.
bronchial tabes so promptly and'enVo"
tuallj as this.
Deacon'N Christmas SCv
III 011.
"Dar wuz a rich man, name
Degrees, en likewise a po' man,
name Latherus. Well, Lathe
rus come 'long 'bout Chris'
mus, en bein' all stove up wid
de rheumatism, en threaten
wid de smallpox, he sat down
fer ter res himself longside de
rich man's gate ; en Latherus,
bein' jmngry, holler out : Chris'
mus gif !' But tie rich man
tell him : 'Go .'way fum heah,
man? I ain't got es much as a
crumb for you !' En den cle
dogs come out en chase em off.
But, see de prewention of prov
idence ! De rich man overeat
himself, en wake up stone dead,
en hotter den de sun in August !
En he look 'round en say :
'WharisI?' En de devil an
swer : 'My son, you's in de fire
department. You j'ined las
night !' Den de rich man say :
'I wish you please, suh, tell
Kunnel Latherus ter turn on de
hose 011 me, kase dis heah's hot
stuff. But de devil make an
swer : 'Yo' fr'en Latherus is
up yonder, spendin' Chris'mus
wid Mister Abraham, en he
done sen' word dat he ain't got
time ter fool wid you. You's
my meat now, en I gwine ter
br'ile you till you plumb
brown!' En all bekase de rich
man fail ter come wid de money
when Latherus holler : 'Chris'
mus gif !' How many sinners
heah is gwine ter do like De
grees done? How many is
nvine ter drive Latherus fum
de gate on Chris'mus day?
Brer Williams pass de hat en
less see!" Morganton Far
mers' Friend. ;!
Smokers Kcware.
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What uncut nave been a se-
rious accident had not the fire
been discovered when it was,
happened to Dr. J. C. Goodwin
one evening last week. The
Doctor left Dunn in the after
noon and drove to Buie's Creek
Academy to look after the build
ing which he is erecting there
for a hotel, and, like a great
many other men do, carried his
long stemmed pipe along with
him, and was smoking it just be
fore he left the building for the
home of his wife's father, Capt.
W. J. Long, some two miles
distance. When he got ready
to start he put his pipe in the
back part of the buggy where
hej had some bundles and took
Miss Flora Long on his buggy
and started to her home. They
had gone some distance when
they found they had left some
thing at the Academy and went
back. After leaving the Acad
emy the second time each de
tected that, they smelt cotton
burning and the farther they
went the stronger the odor of
the burning cotton became, and
passing some school children in
the road the children detected
smoke issuing from the back of
his buggy and called his atten
tion to it, and as he stopped the
flames burst out. He supposes
that there was some Qre in the
pipe which ignited some cloth
and in traveling rapidly as he
was the wind soon kindled it to
a flame. It had burned some
bundles of cloth and his blip-cry
storm apron when he found it.
The Doctor said he was badly
frightened and well he micht
be, for had it reached their
clothing before discovered both
might have been badlv burned;
The moral is
1
Do not
smoke but many of us do not
heed it. .
Well
CHiildrem
that are not very robust need a
Warming, building: and fat-forming
food something to be used for two
or three months in the fall that
they may not suffer from cold - j
SCOTT'S
EnjJMLSffOPJ
of Cod-Liver Oil with Hypophos-
k""- ui umc tnu ouaa supplies
; exactly what they want. Thev
wen aJT
tonic! Nearly AU-trfrthOT'bea
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taan nd fish aKifeXrVttrr?rH :-!nyi':l!tl; u r..i
. rw xiiie xr rill r i i-rw xtx...i.: - - p- . . .n ,
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I'll
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SCOTT & BQWNfc, ChwntsU. Nw Toil
J3lllAliies 'art , 1aiVpii. iiprrrn
Raleigh, Saturday.
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for Corn
"The despised corn stalk,
which for all these years the
farmers have burnt as of no ac
count, just as the cotton plan
ters used to throw aside the
seed of that plant as valueless,
at last turns out to be of such
worth as to pay handsomely for
marketing," said Mr. D. M.
Frank, of Kentucky, at the
Riggs. "Our farmers are sell
ing it readily for $4 a ton, and
on an acre producing forty bush
els of corn there will be at least
two and a half tons of stalks.
The use to which the stalk is
being put is one of the most ex
traordinary agricultural discov
eries of this day. At present
there are but two factories in
the country that are equipped
for making cellulose out of this
material, one of which is located
at Owensboro. Cellulose is the
pith of the corn stalk ; its uses
are varied and wonderful audit
has a market value of $400 a
ton. War vessels are lined
with it, and whenever a vessel
so lined is punctured with shot,'
the contact of the water with
the cellulose causes that to
swell, closing the aperture and
preventing the water from en
tering between the ship's inner
and outer walls.
"Besides, the railroads have
found it to be far superior to
cotton waste for packing jour
nals, as it requires less oil and
obviates hot boxes. As a cov
ering for steam pipes it is the
best known substance. For
making paper it is found supe
rior to wood pulp, and from it
kodak films, frescoes, .and all
papier ' mache articles can be
made. This does not not begin
to exhaust the list of its mar
velolis possibilities, and from
what I have seen and heard I
believe that dozens of other use
ful articles, as -linoleum, water
proof garments, Patent-leather
finish, and the like can be
produced from this simple ma
terial of the fields." Wash
ington Post. !
It is not often that i physician rec
ommend a patent medenne: when he
does, you may know that it is a good
one. Dr. J.. P Cleveland, Giascow
Va., writer 'fl have used Chamber
lain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
remedy in my practice and it has pro
ven to be an excellent remedy, whero
a thorough course of mwsnbjne had
failed with me. I' recommend it to
my patients every time for
colic and
diarrhofa." Many other progressive
physicians recommend and use this
remedy, because it alwavs cures aod
cures quickly. Get a bottle and you
will have an excellent doctor in the
house, for all bowel complaints, both
for childrens and adults. For sale by
N. B. Hood Dunn tf. C. '
In these days of fusion we
see and learn of many strange
things. Just at present we see
the Governor in our State em
ploying counsel to prosecute a
railroad company. The State
has a fusion Attorney General
who is paid by the tax payers
of the State to prosecute in all
cases where tire State is interest-
?u ana protect tne state s in
terests. Here -in thjs suit which
the Governor has brought
through his railroad commis
sioners (who dare do only his
bidding) the Attorney General
is found to be the paid employ
of the railroad company ; hence
the people are taxed to hire
other attornevs to protect the
State's interests as the Governor j
views them. A spectacle for
gods and men ! and yet this is
reform ( ?) Will the people sup
port such men and such meas
ures in the future? We shall
see.
To our Customers. -
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
b st cough srup we baye ever used
ourselves or in bur families. W. H.
King, Isaac P. Kin r and ojaDy other
in the vicinity, have a'so pronounced
it the best. All we want is for pto
pie to try it and they will bo con
vinced, Upon honor, there is no
better that we have ever tri-d. and
jve have used many k'uds II A.
Blake &, Son, General Meichants,
Big Tunnel, Va. Isold by N. B.
Hood Dunn, N. C.
The Confederate veteran? of
North Carolina are ordered by
Brigadier General W L T,nn.
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t wo mil l-n ii bSfi K fe-.vr ami" cntt:j bel !
t n re c l mi uwt le lotnj-' u wj r; 1 4 ft r i t
th0 4nM.ithtfitl tirtw
gists luc, 25c, 50c
I teed.
a box. c:ire
Four IolIai-)a n Tn
- half a Cent g . . ,
for a baby ! The cost of the. I M f I N 111 fP 11 fl I
few drops of Ayer's Cherry g j g E s f j H j 8 i 5 3 I
M Pectoral that will cure croup, tj I Jl III j Ij ji jj 1 1 I
f3 whooping cough and any other j X MU UxlLlitlX
fit cough, if administered in time j
q prolong baby's life, ft)
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We Can' Tell.
Notice this Jan the 1, 1898.
their was A Acidence happen
the first dave of the veare their
was four Meij that went to cap
ther A Bar one Man went with
his Gun hit skeared him so
Bad that he Run home and he
Got four Men to Go with him to
catch the Bear they heard him
make his nois and thev Rushed
on him catched him and he
would A waid A Bout 10 or 15
lbs and he was as Black as
smut and had heair like A Dog
and feet like A Dog and Barked
like A Dog But it was not A
Dog now Please tell Me what it
was they carried it home with
them and hit Got A wave the
second Daye and their is $100
Reward fore it eny Body will
catch it the Man that Run with
his Gun was A valant Man was
J. W. Jones the other was M. F.
Gainev and the other Man was
Y. S. Jackson and the other
Man was J. B. Barefoot
and he was in the Run of
Mehgo swamp on A Root Bound
Bye Water.
The above was handed to us
several days ago and we have
set it just as it, was written to
give our readers some idea of
what an editor is .expected to
make news of. This is only one
of a great many that are worse
that we have got. It is not put
in in this shape to expose the
writing or spelling of the author
but to show the idea of fun
and sarcasm in it. Editor.
To Cure Constipation Forever.
Tfike Cnsoaivtrs Candy Cathartic. 10c
or 25e. If C. C. C. fail to cui'i driicf
gists refund the money.
Friday, night in Wilson coun
ty a farmer and merchant nam
ed Lamm became involved in a
difficulty with a man and his
son named Eatman, tenants of
hisl Eatman shot Lhmm in the
bowels with a pistol and then
Lamm knocked him down and
stamped him to death, andthen
knocked young Eatman down
and stamped him on the face
and head crushing his skull and
tearing off one of his ears.
A Suke Thing fok You.
A transaction in which you cannot
lose a sure thing. Biliousness, sick
headache, furred tongue, fever, piles
and a thousand other ills ure caused by
constipation ami sluggish liver. pas
carets Candy Cathartic, the wonderful
new liver stimulant ;i:nl intestinal tonic
are ly all druggists guaranteed to cuie
or money refunded. C. C. C, are a sure
tiling. Try a box to-day; 10c. 25c,
oOo. Sample and booklet free. Sold b
all druggists.
The United States sent the
battleship Maine to Havana
last week on a friendly mission
and now Spain sends one of her
warships to the United States to
reciprocate the visit. The cruis
er Vizcaya has already left
Spain for this country.
Unlike most proprietary medicines
he. formulae of Dr J. C. Ayer's Sar
saparilla and other preparations are
cheerfully sent to any physician who
applies for them. Hence the sptciad
favor accorded these well-known
standard remedies by the World's
Fair commissioners.
There are now 211 cotton mills
in operation in the State the
larVrest number of mills in anv
southern state.
South Carolina
has the largest mills
spindles. "' ' ' ' '
and most i
When ihe tcalp is atrophied, or
shinyba.d no preparation will resstore
the hair: in all other ca.es. Hall's
Hair Renewer will start a growth
The, oldest newspaper in the
world is 1,400. years old. It is
published in Tekin, Oliina, and
is called the Kin Pad.
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DUNN, . -
Mv stock consists of anvthing found in a tirst-class
Store which I am selling cheaper than ever for the cash.
Prescriptions compounded with care and accuracy. I thank
all for past favors, and invite you to come and see me..j I do a
straight legal business.
Mr. A. L. Pearsall is with me and he invites all his friends
to call and see him.
Yours to please for best goods, and lowest prices,
X. B. HOOD.
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WHAT YOUR NEIGHBORS SAY ABOUT IT
Dunn. N. C, , Aur. :rd. 1897
2029 people nov; using Indian Herbs. Why V
effect nd it is so cheap, 180 dose fo- 1 00
, Mvatt's Mill. N. 0
Great American ilerb (jo , Washington, D. C.
Ddar 8us:
J have suffered for 15 years with ilyspepsia.
wiven me more relief than anythiug
years younger than when I first commenced u-iog your vnudtfut cure. 31
wife has been sick and suffering for 5 years with a comp' ic if.iou of diseases
paica in the side and could not lie on her side; she als ) s l with n jural
gia and got so weak that she could not walk fifty yards.' 'Sua can now walk
all day and rest on either bide at night and feels almost. !tk i a girl since sh
began taking Iudian Herbs I know it is the best remedy ever, told in thia
part of the country. Your unsolicited friend.
W Gaston Smith
Benson, N. 0 , Januarj 1. 1898
Great American Herb Co, Washington, D C .
Gentlemen: . '
I have been using your Indian Herbs for three mun hs I had beei
sick and in bed with catrrn in the head and a kidney trouble My wife als
had been troubled for 15 years with catarrh. Your medicine hts done u
more good than anything we could get from duggists or d'.ut.us in the time
I shall always keep it ia my house if am able. Ic is a bo;u o all suffdien
aud good results1 wills always follow i'S use. Yours recp'orfiilly,
F 11 Thornton.
it-grAny one'desiring to purchase a package of Iodian Herbs can get it
L. P. Jernigan's store or at my iesiderce. . TITTIll
! AGENTS WANTED. Dunn, N. C
Near Old Town, Maine, Sat-
uiuitv iiiitji iiuuii iiu e.piuss u mil
wTas wrrecked by the spreading of
the rails, 'two persqns were
killed outright and a score or
more seriously injured,
Mr F. C Heibig, a prominent
druggist of Ljnchburg, Va., say.1-:
One of our citizens was cured of
rheumatism of two years standing, by
one bottle of Ohamberlaing's Pain
Balm. This liniment is famous for
its cures of rheumatism; thousands
have been delighted from the prompt
relief which it affords. For sale by
N. B. Hood' Dunn N C.
The Alpha Mining Company
of Rockford, Surry count, was
incorporated last Saturday by!
the Secretary of State. The cap
ital stock is $25,000.
"Whooping cough is the most distress-,
mg maladv: but its duratiao can be cut
short by the use of One Minute Cough
Cure, which is also the best known rein
ed' for croup and all lung and bronchial
troubles. IIoo l v G ranthan'i.
It is said that the State Uni
versitv loses $14,000 by the in
validation of the Stanlv and
Wilkes county bonds.
There arc three little things which do
more work than a y other three little
things' created they are the ant, the Lee
and De Witt's Little Early Risers, the
Jast being tho famous lif;te pills . for
stomach and Jiyej troubles, IJood &
Grantham.
A freight train was
wrecked
at Weldon Friday night which
delayed "the Florida special
ana tne frui uouna mau
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No
persons Were Hurt.
A tlirjll pf terror is expeneu.rel when
! a brassV coiigji of croiin sound; through
the house at night.
But the terror soon
changes to relief after One Minute
Cough Cure has been. administered. Safe
and harmless for children. Hood &
Grantham.
' li m
erery
via;peii
WOOD'S SEEDS are ppedally grown and
selected to meet the needs and ruSrctrnents of
Southern Growers,
Vood's Descriptive Catalogue is most valu
able and helpful moving cultural directions
and vUuablft fornatipn iabotsii3iL ,eeds
spectafly adagte t? the Soutlu ,;, .t
VEGETABLE afttt FLOEU lSEeOi
si f c c t.
"Write for Inscriptive Cataloguei MaiUdiree. (
rlw. wood &;sqns,;
SEEPSMEN, - ' RICHMOND, VA. ;
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W. UTTER, General Agent.
Dunn, N. C.
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Jur.uary, j?, 1898,
Your
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Herbs
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at
j Educatj Youu IIowkm With Cas
j Candy
. forever.
Cathartic, cure constipation
10c 25c. If C. C. C. fail, 'b ug-
gist refund money.
President Mclvinley was
years old iast baturuay.
No
special observance was" made of
his birthday tit the White
House save the presentation of
a large bunch of cut llowers.
"What pleasure is there in life with a
headache, constipation andbilliousness?
Thousands experience them who could
become perfectly healthy, bv using De
I Witt's Little Early Ki sers, the famous
little pills. Hood Sr.' Grantham.
The city of Raleigh has an
ordinance prohibiting the keep-,
ing of hogs in the city's limits-
Afier year? of untold snU'eiing from
piles H. V. I'ursell of Knitnersvillc, I'a.
was cured by uing a single Jxtx of J)e
Witts Witch" Hazel Salve. Skin' disease-,
such a eczema, rash, pimples and obsti
nate .-ores are readily cured ly this fam
ous remedv. lloo 1 A. Grantham.
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED
Everywhere to slow s.ini it; yuea ami ret
tip clubs. : t ' . ; . -
Extraordinary Liberal Terins.
Money can be inale .rapiitly. and a vast
amount of rooiJ done in circulating one of
the noble historical works iutJinhe(t duriitr
the ast quarter of a century, '
ActiTe Agents are Now Rsapinz a ElcH Reward.
Home of our best worjiers are selllngr
Over one Hundred . Books a Week.
Mr. A . O. Williams, Jackson county. Mo.,
worked four days and a half arid ecired 51
orders. He sells the book to almost every
man he meets. Dr. J. J. Mason, Muscogee
county. (a , m.Id IrO copies tle flrxt rive, days
lie -canvassed. ll. iV. Shafts, . F.tj( pinia
county. Tex , worked a f-wr liours and sold J4
copies, mostly morocco binding. J. II. Hart-,
na. Gaston county, A'. C, made a month's
wag-es in thrt e days canvassmtr for tills book.
S. u. VVhia1, f'itjlaf nM county, Texas, is sdl
ug books at ill- rain ( ll t?vli't 4 wpei.
The wcric .ccitsla Elogjapticitl Sfcetcfces
of all the Lcd'Hiij M ii-rBls, a vast amount of
Historical matit-r. niul & lare number of
uftiiijirui, run 1 at'- 11 lustrations. Ji is a
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rv-- nil or i';4tl-T til-Mr time to the can
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b-r e:isli iif Ha-ciuii 1 liiiii.o ,lur in the
town of Lilliiiion, Hann tt County. N.
('.. on MoimI.iv the 7ti dav of 1'. hiiury
IM'STil 1-J o'clock M. the" following,!,'.
kt'iImmI t r ict of lam I to w it :
.-t tuu t. SiinaN'il on the Ku-t li.mk
of N'ill 'nek in ll.irtiett nmiiiv .nil
State an.. knov:i ;i lot No. 2 in ihe ,H.
i-io!Mtf the hmil of C. S. anl ('. l.
JJaibee rccorik'il in the Sujuiior ( oint
Clerk's ollice Harnett county and
lieitt'iel i 11 the olliee of the Ki i.jcr
of lctils of said county in Look II. N ,
1 ami bounded a folloa: IJc-iiunin at
a Horn liea 111 and pointers on the :i.t
hank of N( ill's t'n-k the dividing cor-,
ncr hetween lots No. 1 and 2 ami r:i:,
as tit.' line of lot No. 1 S S. E 1:M clui,,..
to a Make ami pointers in Win. .Join, -ou.4
line theiu-e as his line X. i. K II
cha'nis und 5() links to a stake ami point
ers I)ai linj; Jones, dee, aed coi ner,
thence as the Jones line S. 7 .";
chains and To links, to a stake ami point,
ers just helow the old spring, tin in e
down the various com ses of the .iin
branch 3d chains to a cornel tlicm e N.
". Km 4 chains to :i (-take am pointer.,
thence N. S;J V. 3 chains and links
to a stake and pointers, thence N. s, .
20 cha'ns unl ) IinkV to a eoi m-r on
Xcill's Creek, tlienee txjnwti the varioii.
courses of said creek to the liciniiiir
containing .() acres.
2nd tract. JJcinnin at a sinjill n.h
on the riht hank the third corm r of l"i
No. :and runs as that line X" 2i. K .VI
chains to a stone corner and p inters in
I he river road tin 4th coi ner of lot No.
3, then a x the v.irious courses of sai l
road 23 chains and i0 liuk to .Will',
('reck then down the various courcs of
said cre ek to the Cape Fear liTver, thi n
dow n the said rivrr 7 chains and ."u
inks to the heinnin containing; 7;!
acres, the.sanie l in lot Xo. I in the
division of the laud of C. S. and C. C
I'arhee aforesaid.
; E. T. IioVKlN.
'oimni.siom-r etc.
e x 1: c ut o irs x ( ) r i c 1 : .
Having duly 'jualilicd as the executor
of the last w ill and testament of Win.
Byrd deceased: notice is herchy j;ivey. to
all ersons holding claims ai;ain.t said
estate to piesent the saine for payment
duly veritied. on or before the hliliday
of January ISJ)!), or this notice will he
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to aid estate are here
by m tilled to make immediate pmiicnl
f the same. This Dec. 24lli IS'.'T.
JI. M. Tajik kk,
. ''Ex'e.itor,
JoNE-x 4v xS'J'KWAHT. AttJ.
la xi) kale.
I5y v'ntue of u power of sale eoii-aincd
in a mortgage deed executed bv .M, W.
Haiefoot, K E l:arefoot, ami Ipha I).
Harcfoot, dated Ja'i. 21. ISii." and reN.
ten d in IJook I. Xo". 2. of the ieconU of
Harnett county, 1 will, on the 7th day
Of Feb. S!8 at 12 o'clock M. nl tl.'e
Co art House in Lillinion Hanntt
county, sell to the highest bidder for
cash the following descriied tract, of
laud sitiated in A vera-d 101 o towii.tiip,
Jarnett county and in lyiilk l.'ivi r town
ship, Cumberland county and bounded
as follows,. to wit:
1st tra t. Beginning at a stakr In ihe
Duck 1'obd llranch. and inns tl.hiu
4S, E 13 chains to a stake in the lield
thence S 32, W 1 (J chains to a stake in
th; Hintnn Muuds line; tiieme w it I. hi.
line N 3, W 27 chains' to a hi a k : nni
in ilic W V MiiimIx I'm.-: theme "X 21
chains to a stijke iii the field : llieiieeX
3") K 1 chain to a stake A I cor
ner; then,!1 his linn S 35 K S.2o hain-s
to a dead pine; thence his other line
G7, 10 13 fo a stake, A J 1'art' comct,
thence about S 77, E 2 2 eh di. in the
beiiinlu, e(;ntainin o!J acres more or
less,
2nd tract. F'.einninr; at a .lake In
Dclanev Lee's line and runs with . aid
line S N.".J K 12. (J. chains to a .take ..ml
red oak ; thence S . V 4 7. 00 to a .( :ke
in Minejo Warren's line; thence with
his line X no W 1 1 t) ch iiu- to a .take
in said line ;. thet.ec V .110 41) .haiu-lo
the he;inni'ii";, cnt ijni'i'z'i'J :b ies it. ore
or less. This Man. 4. lxiijf.'
J. (i. I.AVTu.N,
Mort -ace.
P,y J. t;. CMI Koni). Att.V,
Jail--4w
MIOTIC!: : Havlii'' d'lh- r,u4ilie l
vJ Atlmini-ttatrix of F. A. I'arker.
deeased. notiee is hereby ieu .t all
persons holding claims ii.tiii.t .aid
estate to present the same for piyim nt,
duly vei itied 0.1 or leforc27ih day of
lanuai-y ISfil) or thi. notice will be plead
in bar of thejr recoveiy. Al1 person
indebted to sail estule are hen 1 noti
lied to make jinim-di tp' tiayme1 t of (hu
?aine. Thi..; Jauuuy 2 uh, sm
M. I). J'All KM',
Administratrix.
J'nes -Si Stewart, Atlor:icy-.
NOTICE I In villi? qudilied as Ad
ministrator of Keddin Uyrd decea-eil.
late of Harnett county. North Caroim...
this is to notify 'all peisbni haviu";
claims aaiiijt the e.t:i.fe of .aid ,e
Ceased (o. exhibit tjiem o the umlci
iined oti )) before the Itli day of Jan
uary lHO.) or, this notice will be jihaded
in bar of their re overy. All per-ou
in4bted tojald Ti-tatewill it.:ae make
iininediate f paj-mcot. This 3rd day of
January 1S'J8.
J. McK. HYitn.
Administrator of"
Keddin Hyrd, tleeea-ed.
DUNN MARKET
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the .hlpoi.,, nerves au0r$t5niil cUronic
amon our. . most, vahm remfdiea.
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