GOOD AND GAT
HOOD &
rvo 1. They buy the best drugs
-
want, or get it on short notice. ,
t fllAvr o rill n a ma .
30. x.ijr yuu can
. ..mi nail fni-- .''
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Xo 3-They are rery careful in selecting good stock, and are always in the
store anu 6 wujm. tuey cau ior ana politely waited on.
o A-They carry Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, pharmaceutical
Preparations. tropiretary. Remedies, Fluid Extracts &c. puis, QHs Tablets
Ointments, Cerater, and will fill your Prescriptions at the lowest'llvlngprices. '
o 5-They sell Stationery, Writing Tablets, Blank Books, School Books.
ncu and second-hsraded, Ink,' Pens,- Pencils, Perfumeries, Toilet Goods,' Cosmetics
Fine Soaps, Candies fancy and plaid, Lanterns, Lamp Chimneys?' Piatt's Food,'
DorsC and Cattle Powders, Cigars and Cheroots? They have -bought the largest
ad finest liae of Christmas Goods, ' which will come in on time. that ever came
on thfe market. All they want is a visit to. theit store, and they.will prove 45very
word they have said and make you a life long customer. - ' :: , - r , z j ; y
-Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
THE
nOUNTY UNION
DUNN, N. C.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, 1899
LOCAL
Great reduction in , .Wool
Dress Goods at R. G. Taylor's.
Cotton is on the advance,
it is selling to-day at 6 to 6f
cents. '. . . ' ,
Indian Summer is here arid
the straw hat is yet an agreea
ble companion. j r : . ' .;
The mosquito is a' friend
that sticks through thick and
thin skin. ' - . .rV.'Y,'-.Y -,
. It doesn't take much of a
"hot time" to melt a ; consider
able amount of "cold cash," so
the boys say. : ; I '
1 'Go west young man."
Some of our sporting boys in
Dunn generally go west six
nights in the week. -
The foundation for the
prize house near the Star ware
house has been laid and work
will be rushed very rapidly.
Work ispropressing rapid
ly on the new building for the
John A. McKay & Co. tool and
iron foundry .v A few more
weeks and it will be,completed,
The Dunn High' School is
still growing. Miss Rossa Hon
eycutt of Sampson and Mr.
John Monk of Newton Grove,
antered school Monday. " The
enrollment is now 113.- : l
On the fourth page of . this
paper vou will find a notice
from Sheriff -Salmon .to. -the tax
payers of the county. Bead it
and get up your. taxes. No, use
in putting it off Jfor your taies
must come, .
Mr. Dave Jones, who lives
two miles from town happened
to the misfortune to lose a barn
of tobacco last Thursday" morn
ing by fire We learn that
Mrs. S. N. Wood had a quanti
ty of tobacco, in the larn . . .v a
Dunn has long since won
the reputation of being the lead
ing cotton market in this sec
tion. The receipts , this this
season will probably exceed
10,000 bales. The place to
market your cotton and buy
your goods. . .
Miss Eva Holder has ac
cepted a position with the Ben
son High School as music teach
er. Her sister, Miss Meda, has
accepted a like position -with
Glenwood High "School Both
schools may consider themselves
lucky in securing such excellent
ladies in their music depart
ment. . Yw l iVi-: ..' v. -i
Dunn still moves . forward.
There are four or five more new
dwellings to be erected at once.
The town has kept forty or fifty
mechanics busily : employed
since the first : of ; January,- and
there is now enough work ahead
and in sight to last i tnem : unui
Christmas. , Let - the good work
continue. . I
The many friends of Rev.
L. R. Carroll will be pleased to
learn that his health has so im
proved that he will be able to
fill his next appointment here,
the second Sunday in October
from which time the meeting
will be protractedi b Rev;'MPA;
Adams, who conducted a meet
ing at Spring .Branch a few
weeks ago will assist in the
nieeting,5
The guests at theentertain
ment at the residence of MrTE.
Lee last Fridaytyeninggreatl5r
enjoyed "the" 'music rendered by
the Orchestral :uRegftai"andit
was through "the kindness "of
our popular drug firm, McKay;
Bros. & Skinner that this jpleas:
ant feature was , .added-lw i You
can hear it-too if ytu will call
MONSWHT TOtT
GRM THAU.
on the marVot an i.l i;.i. 1. .
.... .z," , wajfS nave wnat you
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Dtiy anywhere and give you exactlv
... .
Dunn, N- C-
The enterprising hardware
man? Mr. E. Lee, on Wilson
corner now has ' a beautiful
glass front in his store.- A
great addition. . : : ;
' - ' ; ' ' , . c' .';: i y:,'jyyy?
.-It will soon be time to be
gin to use wood, ! and : we give
give notice that it will be ac
cepted on subscription at this
office. Bring it nehtalonov
. ; - - i o . - J-l -.
The Free Will Baptist Sun
day Schools will have a Sunday
ocnooi uonvention at Roberts
Grove in Sampson county next
oaturaay . nere will be a
large attendance. ": '?-
ivj.rs . a. jyi. r nttman : was
called to Warrenton last Thurs
day by a telegram announcing
tne sad news of the - sudden
death of her mother, Mrs. : R.
H. Ford, ..which, occured Wed
nesday nights V , : '.,'.;
The r Railroad ; Company is
putting in a crossing where
Edgerton : Street crosses the
road. A thing very much
needed. .They , have also been
cleaning out the railroad ditches
in town. ; i : : ;
Railroad street is to be
cleaned up, the cross-ties mov
ed out and the street put in
good condition. The right step.
It is becoming one of the most
prominent streets and should
present a better . appearance
than it has heretofore . ,
Don't delay the paying of
y 6 ur taxes . Sheriff : Salmon
has the . day and place adver
tised in this paper when he will
Visit your township. He will
have no political1 favorites or
pets but will treat every man
alike . Get up your .tax money
and save trouble and cost.; . ; .
At the Association at Bethel
last "Suhday there was found on
the , wagon of Mr. Cornelius
Hodges, a lady's cape and a
Primitive Baptist Hymn book.
The cape was a black, flowered
worsted ;one , The owner can
get same by applying to Mr.
Hodges, at Benson,
-LThe little grunts and-big
grunts will all be taken off the
streets Saturday. The hogs
have been a great nuisance in
Dunn for a long time and we
are glad to see this law go into
effect. : If they are , caught on
the street after Saturday . Police
man Duncan will take them in
charge, ;" ' ' ' ;: ' '
A protracted meeting has
been in progress' at the Metho
dist church since last Sunday,
Rev. B. B. Holder and Rev. W.
R. Royal are assisting , the pas
tor, Rev, W, A. Forbes in the
meeting Services are held in
the morning' at 11 o'clock and
in the evening at 7 :30. On j
last evening the pastor preached,
one of themost powerful and
effective, sermons it has ever
been our pleasure to hear. "He
had for his text : Tf ye have not
the spirit of Christ, ye are none
of His." Mr. Forbes is one of
the . most sincere and conse
crated men weiiave ever known,
r ah able'speaket anda profound
thinker; Those assisting in
the meeting are able- ministers
also and we trust that a great
and lasting work may be done
in the name of the Master.
Everybody is cordially invited
to attend the meeting.
First Visit to Dunn.
OiMr&T-i K Cummings,- of
Chafin, this county, a. ; distance
of 30 miles away, paid Dunn
the first visit to-day. He, in
company with .Messrs Tom
McCaulley Jim . . Allen, .and
HiigK Womack"; : allbf that
section, were in town o to-day
withjbacco. Theyt expressed
thefrhselves as beings satisfied
with the sales and pleased with
the. thrift ofJour towni v In the
taneruage of one we quote : ctThe
at.rAfitk of Dunn remind . me ?of
Raieigh everybody is hustUngn
Give us a few more years Broth-
errnd"yoffIfno$"f '-recognize
Business is Business.
r.-. Spare us just two minutes of
your time, and after you have
read -T this remember that we
mean simply business and noth
ing more. ; On January 1st,
1900, we are going to adopt a
new system in business, that of
the cash in advance system, it
will be strictly cash in advance
to all, not even pur uncles and
aunts can get it on a credit.
We are losing money every year
and this is , our ' only" hope, , If
you want this paper after Janu
ary Msi. you must pay in, ad
vance, and we . are certain it
will suit most of our readers
just.as well. We will keep this
notice before you until that
time and hope all back subscrip
tion will be arranged and that
you will take it for 1900.
J. P. Eittman. Proprietor
and Publisher The County
Union. " V' ""- :" ' -z:
you can't cure "dysDepsia by dietinar.
Eat sood. wholesome food, and Dlentr
of it, Kodol "Dyspepsia, "Cure digests
food without aid from the stomach, and
is made to cure. Hood & Grantham.
Died.
. Last Wednesday about 2
o'clock Mr. O. R. Starling
passedlfrom this life into the
life eternal. He was brought
here seriously ill ; from Wil
mington a few weeks ago, and
continued to grow worse. r He
was afflicted with cellulitis
which is said to have come
from having some teeth ex
tracted five weeks before his
death. Dr. O. L. Denning at
tended him and, did all he
could, assisted by kind friends
and relatives of the young man.
Mr. Starling was about 23
years of age, and a member of
the Missionary Baptist church
at Antioch. He was an excep
tionally good young man. His
remains were taken from here
to Falcon Thursday and interred
in the cemetery at that place,
the funeral services being con
ducted by Rev. "W. M. Page.
, , The IJnion extends sympa
thy to the bereaved ones and
bids them look to Him who
doeth all things well.
Examine R. G. Taylor's Silk
and fine Dress Goods. . ; -
36 inch all wool; striped
cheviots, just the style you
want fora nice dress." To sell
at 20. call quick or you will
miss them. R. G. Tavlor.
Refused Treatment
Green Sexton; of near Buie's
Creek Academy, died last Fri
day jof some: forin of fever which
is not exactlv known as he re
fused to have a physician visit
him. He belonged to the
'Fire Baptized Holiness Asso
ciation?' and thought his faith
sufficient ;to overcome; .thelrava-
ges of the disease. His body
was not buried until , Mondayt
and had ; become so offensive
that people could hardly., stay
near the room. The delay ,of
the interment, we are informed,
was to have ceremonies of some
kind over' the ' body. 1 4 The
friends of the deceased were in
formed - that the whole - crowd
would be prosecuted unless the
body was buHed, We will not
permit ourselfrtgpijorament upon
such f ooli8m. - -
What has f become: ofi all the
chickens and eggs? K We can
scarcely buy. enougn to nil or
ders. ; Bring us aU- you can
spare and if you don't care to
take trade we will J)ay; all casn.
1 Ji; Lane & Co.
We picked- up a bargain in
400 pounds of good sound chew
ing tooacco wnicn we ouer
our friends-; i atpzo cents per
pounds Tbis is a bargain and
you should supply yourself be
fore it is all gone, -V .
W, H. iiAKB & UOi
A diseased stomach surely undermines
health. - It dulls the brain, kins energy.
destroys the nervous : system, and "pre
dispose to v insanity ana iaww aiseasps.
All dyspeDtic troubles are quickly cured
by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure4 It,has cured
thousands of cases and' is curing them
every day. Its ingredients are such that
it cant . help curing Hood Gran
tham. ' " - - -: - v ' . , i :
Flannels and Outings to beat
the band at W. H. Lane dfc Uo's.
Flour' in barrels cheap for
cash at W. H Lane & Co's.
We have just" received 60
Bolts of the prettiest Calico you
ever saw. W H. Xane & Co,
Pant3 and Pant4 Goods lower
than the lowest. W. H. Lane
MOWEx
YOUR
ROCKETS!
, If you will buy your winter
Goods from
you will have more money in
January, 1900 than you had January 1st, 1899. t ;
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Give us a trial on Ladies' Dress Goods j such - as Cashmers,
Henriettas, Flannls, Suitings,
Satine for the bid ladies at their own price. , , ;
Bed Ticking lower than the lowest. : r i 2 ; i
'Checks and Sheeting bought' before the rise and will be sold
at startling prices. : '
SHOES I jSHQES;!:;;r;:;f
for young and old. -: Come to see us and we. will show you some
thing that you need, sell you something that you want f and save
you money on every thing you buy. ; i I r :, ; I
: ; Those who visit Dunn regularly know we have held the
price of Chickens, Hams, Eggs and all other produce up and
kept every thing we sell down at rock bottom prices; '" :
We are leaders in low prices.
- . . . Your friends and servents, , ;
To the Farmer's of Harnett Co.
There will be a meeting of
the farmers of the county at
Lillington on next Monday the
2nd of October to appoint dele
gotes to the Farmers' Associa
tion that meets at Raleigh ; on
Wednesday of the State Fair.
This is an important movement
for the betterment of the agri
cultural interests of the' State
and our people should take a
deep interest in it. . .
The children must have shoes .
Now don't forget that we can
pave you money on v every pair
you buy. W. H. Lane &;Co. ,
' Don't forget that we' carry
the largest and best selected
stock of Canned Goods in town.
. - W. H.Lane & Co.
Our: City Soda Crackers are
the finest cracker ever shipped
here. ; W.'H. Lane fc Co. r
Meat, Flour, Sugar, -Coffee
and Meal at jobbers prices. ;
W. H. Lane & Co.
Oil Cloth, the prettiest ; pat
terns we ever saw for ,12 per
yard at W. H. Lane & Co's;
50 boxes best Pull Cream
Cheese must be sold at once. - r
- W.H. Lane & Co;
Spokes, Hubs and Rims for
buggies, -wagans- and carts at
less money than the -factory
price .-: Dunn "Hardware & Fur
niture Co.:. ;:i-.-r i'
Don't forget to ask fori your
ticket when you trade with us.
Remember the $40.00 Buggy.
Duhn Hardware fc Furniture Co
$250.00: worth V of. Buggy
Robes just received. VDon'.t
buy until you see our line. . ;. : .
Dunn Hardware a Furniture Co .
Buy the . Blue Grass Axe if
you want tne oest. uuuu
Hardware & Furniture uo, ;
HARNESS at Old Trices.
Buggy "L and -Wagon , Harness,
Collars, Bridles and raas at
prices to suit your . purse. ' Vie
know that this Is true for we
are selling Harness. ; See us7 ,
Dunn Hdwe. a it urn . uo.
Trunks and Valises must go .
W. H. Lane & Co.,
" rTflvsr arrivals of chemicals and
pharmaceutical specialtie3r at
lftVa "RrtQ ' Ar RUnnor'a '
Thoroughlv prepared! to do
analvstic work ; and ? irepare
your prescriptions acurately . .
at Alcivay liros, sc b tinners.
If vou are unhappv or un
healthy cail on McKay Bros. &
Skinner. . , s , .
KEEPING ABREAST OF
THE TIMES. This is what
we are doing in bur prescription
departme n t. A thorough
knowledge and close; study of
every4)ranch of the profession
eniblea lis to. keeplup k withjthe
rapidprqgresHof pharmacy;
McKay Bnos c; Skinner.
Shoes, Hats, Pants ' and ' Pant
your pocket the first day of
Outings, Prints &c.il
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: The Union will adopt the
cash in, advance system on sub
scription after next January 1st.
; Do you need a new hat? Ex
amine bur stock and hear our
prices before you buy.1 ' Wi H.
Lane &
! 40 Dozen - Men's Shirts just
received, r You 'can- get any
kind of shirt you. -want from W.
H. Lane fe Co. - ; : - y. :.
For the best Shingles . call on
W. D. Thornton. ; -Sv.v,
ANNOUNCEMENT. ' - ',.
I: wish -t to:: announce to: the
citizens of Dunn and vicinity
that I will be; i in Dunn each
Saturday before the 3rd: Sun
day and remainuntil Monday,
and any tay lor- work that any
may desire done, such as cut
ting andymaking - tor order, 're
modeling, cleaning &c, will be
taken at satisfactory figures.
Have had 20 years experience
i n the tailoring :' business : and
can : give satisfaction. Solicit
ing your7 patronage V X: remain
: Yours to serve,1 - V
Willi Ak H.: Brown,
: r Smithfield, N. C.
: UNDER NEW: MANAGE
MENT. The public will please
take notice : that u the Central
Hotel -has changed hands, : It
is now under - the management
of Jones & Jones. ' Good board
at reasonable rates. Your pat
ronage solicited . -; v '
; For Bicycle Material see l
:. ; rnr ; Gainey & Jordan.
We have a few Weight Clocks
at a bargain.: , See them. Z, -' .
Remember Gainey & Johian
make picture frames any size
you want. (
See Gainey & Jordan for any
thing in the Jewelry line. V ; ;
' r Fcr Infaati Kid Children. . .
Tt3 i f&l Yea Kin Alrsji C"3tt
Bears the
nature of
WANTED at once, good live
men to sell ; theSinger Sewing
Machine, good contract to hus
tler. Must furnish small bond
and horse. Address The Singer
M'f'g. Co., Wilmington, N Q.;
Ei Lee will. s ell; you U a set of
buggy. harness for $40. .
Call at McKay Bros. & Skin
ner's and see ' the wonderful
Orchestral Ragina, the musical
wonder. of the age. 1 ' ; 1
BeWltt's Little Early. Risers expel
from the system all poisonous accumu
lations, regulate . the stomach, bowels
and liver, and purify the blood. - They
drive away disease dissipate melan
choly, ana give health and vijor for the
dally routine. Do not gripe or
Blue
AXES
The Best.
y v
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7;-VJEB K WAS;; A -MU M E R
p a 'y
:n,y --R
H0LLIDAY &
They old
jt'J
It must he their prices that
' - is no goodlbokaneHfirm
They have just ireceiyed a Big Shipment of Hio Celebrated
. BCUE GRASS. AXES,
the best the world has ever known and, the best of all they - .were
bought so they can be sold at manufacturer's price. -
j nRememDertneyare neaaquarters.f4r anytbjrigyo.ijctd.
IT: ! "
99 cent
-DUNN HARDWARE 1 FUBXITURE CO.
. -;;uunn,-n. c.
R. L. CROMARTIE. Salesman!
: . , , ARE
moving
Dunn Hardware &
, :
if i.! i !
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BUSINESS IS
;0-
yi j-.
W can be found at Brown
Store, where ,we will be pleased
you may need in the w.ay of
Meatf meal, flour, sugar, coffee
corn, snufF,
l'l e f.
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Our.stock of Canned goods
sell no shoddy or' old stuff, nothing but thebest we can buyi v
, We have just received a fresh lot of Cakes, - Crackers, and
Candy. ;.' . '
Don't forget that we handle
the Bakery as often as possible.
regularly every day. in the; hear
We appreciate' the liberal patrpnage you Jhave given, us ,in
the past and hope to see all our
in me iuvure ai our new staau,
.1.. -i-.i'
line. , ... - .::.y .; ' .. ,;. .
- V Tj. '", ' "-, i Yours for good
THE GREAT
UDSICAl WOHDER OF
TBI AGE.- :
can see it
callihfr at
our store,
vou will And
large and com
i plete line of
.
vtlKc
by
Stoecat
'i,
OLD PRICES.
t:y'i.
PMVE7T.
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r-i'l yr.r.
the ffbods.' 1
draws uch Bdsiness ior 'tlioro
"Two-third
prices
On Crockery
to beat the
F urniture Company
buz u !. li .5. ; .. : ;..! .!;. r.'
,cio3iiloi;;I -A oruI
.0
BUSINESS.' .
-o cFOTT'T.to C
. .:'. ,x y. fi
;c J
8 old stand !inoxt to the- Racket
to show and price you any thing
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tobacco, etc. r
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bus:
r
are all :' fresh and 0.:: K.; ' Wd
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Bread, Cakes &c. fresh from
and.hbp0?.t"oCbe;5ible Tfb getTit
future. J
friends : and; customers regularly
waeaia neea ox ouymiug iu our
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goods and low prices;
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J. F. PHILLIP8 & CO.,
.11
v . Duinr, live
Chemical
j Stationery,
Perfumery, 'Brushca'and every- -thing
in an urto-datoand. vrcli -
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Yours truly, - ;
y..y.
BrodJ ci 'SWnnon';;'
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M tnejr StQr..i:"i; ! -: nr-iT--
Dunn. ; : j ' .
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