THE
GtitfdQriiite Banner,
TII. McNEILL, Editor.
M. F. HATCHER, Business Manager.
TERWSS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Three Mouths
Six Months no
One Year •
Sent by Man. PayaMi [n advance.
MAR THE PFMOTRATIO BANNER i* «•««'
ONTO IN Al' County Union, subs* rilx-rs
will please take, notice,
Entered according to postal
tions at the postotHce at Dnnn, F. C., as
second class matter.
DUNN, Harnett County, N. C .
DUNN, N. C., Aptil -•'- 190:2.
liet Blankets a Blessing.
The most pitiful object in any
community is the narrow-guag
ed man " who vaingloriously
imagins that he is the whole
thing and that the balance of
the citizens must see all things
from his point of view, and do
as he savs do, anil let him boss
the machine, or else he will
have nothing to do with mat
ters in which the community as
a whole is interested.
There are narrow-be
tween-the-eyes men in almost
every community, save this one.
They may be rich or they may
be poor, but in either instance
a public spirited, town-improv
ing scheme would rattle around
in their brains like a mess of
pot liquor in a hungry dog's
belly.
Such men are to be pitied
rather than censured. Their
complaint is a constitutional
one, aggravated in a small de
gree by the success and pros
perity of their neighbors and
business associates. In any
community they can be set
down as a minus factor in all
measures calculated to uplift
and elevate and broaden the peo
ple, or to increase its import
ance as a business center, or to
make it more desirable as a
place of residence. Were there
no night, we could not appreci
ate the sunshine ; were it not
for sorrow and cares our joys
would be negative pleasures:
were it not for disease and pain ;
we would not thank God for
good health; were it not for
town killers we would not sing
the praises of the broad-minded
business men and community
builders.
We are thankful for a few
wet blankets in a town ; the}*
make the enterprising men work
harder to attain the success of;
their ambition.
DON'T FORGET
to take a bottle of Dr. Worth
ington's Remedy home with
you. It is the best Pain Cure
in the world and may save your
life. No cure, no pay. Price
25c. at Hood & Grantham's.
Saturday's Fire.
On last Saturday about 1 :30
p. m. it was discovered that
the Free Will Baptist church,
the upper part of which was
used by the Mason's as a lodge
room, was on fire. The blaze
was a very incipient one when
discovered and could it have
been reached, could have been
easily extinguished ; but being
on the roof of a two-story build
ing and no fire department or
water works available, the peo
ple were forced to stand by and
see the building destroyed.
Fortunately the Mason's were
in their Hall at the time and
thus were enable to save all
their furniture and rega'ia.
The property of the church be
low was also saved.
The fire is thought to have
originated from a small fire
built in the Mason's Hall but a
few minutes before the fire on
the roof was discovered.
'Twas only by the heroic
work of the citizens aided by
the gallant efforts of the coun
try people who happened to be in
town, that neighboring resi
dences of Messrs. P. C. Setszcr
and V. L. Stephens were saved.
Had they caught it is more
than probable that the busi
ness portion of the town would
have been swept away.
OPENING OP WINTER Tor JUST
SEASON.
The Southern Railway, which
operates its own lines over the
entire South and forms the im
portant link in the great high
way of travel between the North
and South, Florida, Cuba, Mex
ico, the Pacific Coast and Cen
tral America, announces for the
winter of 1901 and 1002 the
most superb service ever offered.
Its splendid regular service will •
be augmented by the Southern
Palm Limited, a magnificent
Pullman train, which will be
operated between New York
and St. Augustiue, Florida.
| A shew M. Pittmnn,
On theniorning of the 19th
of April, i»O2, the dark-winged
Messenger again visited our
town, and bore hence to its
eternal reward the soul of Mr.
Asberrv M. Pittman, sun of Mr.
and Mrs. S. H. Pittman, and
brother of Mrs. J. N\ Lane and
Mr. J. P. Pittman, former ed
itor of Tun BANNER. of our
town, also brother of Mr. S. S
Pittinan, of Richmond, \ a.
At the time of his death, Mr.
Pittman was in the forty-first
year of his age. Eleven years
. prior thereto he was married t>
Miss Mamie Ford, of Warren
ton, N. ('., who, with four small
children, survive him.
We cannot explain the mys
teries of God's dealings; we
cannot understand why the
husband, father and friend has
been called away at the very
meridian of life and in the very
zenith of manhood's strength ;
we cannot, by words of sym
pathy, dispel the dark shadows
which have been made to gather
around that home, and yet
J through tin 1 rift of the cloud the
! bright ray of a silver lining ap
peal's, as we are assured that
early in life, our departed
friend placed his trust wht>re
confidence is not betrayed, and
laid up his tr?a-ures where
thieves may not despoil nor rust
corode.
For many years, Mr. Pittman
had bien a devoted" member of
the Missionary Baptist church.
Quiet and unpretentious in ins
nature, he yet preached the
silent, but eloquent sermon of
a Christian life. We, there
fore, bid the loved ones who
have been separated from him
for a while, to "sorrow not a*
those who have no hope;" he
is not dead but has fallen asleep
ill Him whom he trusted in life
and whose rod and staff sup
ported him through the dark
vally.
Card of Thanks.
I desire to express through
the columns of Tin-: PANNE N my
sincere thanks to the good peo
ple of Dunn f•»r their kindness
and sympathy shown me during
j the illness and death of mv
:husband. While the shadows
jof death have enshrouded my
1 home, and taken from me and
I the little ones, him whom we
loved, we have been comforted
by the words of sympathy ex
pressed, and the deeds of kind
ness rendered, by so many kind
friends. May the Lord in His
abundant love and mercy, guide
u> all safely o'er .ife's sea. and
I the ties that are broken heie be
J re-united in that City, where
parting will be no more.
Respectfully,
MRS. MAMIE PITTMAN.
DRESBMA KING.
I am now ready to do any
kind of sewing you may need
upon short notice. You will
find me on tlu* corner next to
the Disciple church.
Mrs. .1 no. L. Phillips.
Mutual Admiration.
One of the most pleasing in
cidents of the President's visit
to Charleston to North Oaro-'
linians, was the strong attach- 1
ment the chief executive of the
nation formed for our governor.
It looked as if he was partial to
Governor Aycoek on all oc
casions. It'he was in speak-!
ing distance of the Governor, J
he was conversing with him.
It the Governor was not in
sight, the President would ask
for him and make some pleas
ing remark concerning him. It
was the talk of Charleston how
the President fell in love with
North Carolina's Governor. It
may be added that Governor
Aycock too was greally im
pressed with strenuous Teddy.
—Charleston ♦ correspondent to
Charlotte Observer.
CARD OF THANKS.
MR. EDITOR:
Permit me through your col
umns for myself and family to
thank the good people of Dunn
and surrounding country for
the heroic and unselfish as-j
sistance they gave us in saving
our home from destruction
during the recent lire. We can
not hope to repay the debt of
gratitude we owe, nor to ex
press in words, the apprecia
tion we feel. We can only as
sure our friends that their
kindness will never be forgotten
and that they will ever carry I
the best wishes ot our hearts.
Sincerely yours,
V. L. STEPHENS.
WINTER EXCURSION RATES.
Effective October 15, 1001,
excursion rates are placed on
sale by the Southern Railway
to all principal winter resorts
of the South and Southwest.
Ask any agent Southern Rail
way for full information.
Lvspepsia Cure
3 r s
Digests what yon sat.
! It ai tificially digests the food and aids
I Nature in strengthening and recon
| strutting the exhausted digestive or
gans. It is the latest discovered digest
: art and tonic. No other preparation
| can approach it in efficiency. It in
' statu ly relieves and permanently cures
j By.-nepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn.
; FlatnV-nce, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
J 3ick Headache,Gastralgia,Cramps,and
I ill other results oi imperfcctdigcstion
Prepared by E. C DeWitt &Co.. Clj.cago
For sal. 1 by Hood & Grantham.
Registration.
The election law requires the
books to ho closed for registra
tion on the second Saturday
prior to the election at 0 p. m.
So the last day for registration
for the special election to be
held in Dunn on May Gih will
be next Saturday, April 2>lh
until 9 j> m. See that your
name is properly registered or
you can't vote.
J. C. CUKKORP, Town Attv.
Moved to Dunn.
We arc pleased to welcome to
our town Mrs. H. T. Daniels
and family who have recently
moved here from Greenville,
N. and invested largely in
town property. Wo are always
glad to have such citizens come
among us • for it is through
them we are enabled (o main
tain.that steady march of pros
pent v which litis drawn to
Dunn the attention not only of
North Carolina but of other
states as well.
We won it like to suggest
that we have plenty of rom
for other go n! citizens »f Green
ville, should they like to come.
WANTRD —Ladies and Gen
tlemen to introduce the ''hot
test" seller on earth. Dr.
White's Electric Comb, patent
ed 1899 A ,ents are coining
money. Cures all forms of
scalp ailments, headaches, etc.,
yet costs the same as an ordi
nary comb. Send 50c in stamps
for sample. D. X. Rose, Gen.
Mgr., Decatur, 111.
Five Girl Babies ot a Birth.
Farmer Isaiah Rhodes came
to Poughkeepsie to-day to sell
hoop poles, and told his i
about a startling increa?e in his
daughter's family. The moth
er. Viola MeGowan, wife of a
farmer, Tuckers Coroner. 2->
years old, has been married
about seven years.
'•Yesterday," said Rhodes,
"Dr. iiirnchall, of Cliniondale.
"was seat for and before h* left
my daughter's home five little
girls had boon added to the
family. Mother and children
an doing well." Uiiodfs is the
father of ](, children himself.—
Philadelphia Ji cord.
J2 /??✓ ft,
J Thi3 signature is on every o? gor.J ;:JV
Laxative Bronio=Qtiirdne Tat»ts
the reujtiJy tint cures u if ooe «!aj
EX ECI'TOKS NOTICE.
1 lie undersigned having
qualified as Executors to the
late will and testament of the
late Jeremiah Jones, ail per
sons holding claims against said
estate aiv hereby notified to
present them duly authenticat
ed to the undersigned for pay
ment or t!i.is notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will make immediate
payment to us. This March
10th, 1902.
M. L.JONES, / Execu-
C. L WILSON, S tors.
McLean & Clifford, Att'ys.
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Between St. Lcuii and Kansas City and
WjiCMSTrA*
SHEHRSAra 9
Bi/siS..a_A § s
g-'OSfiT WORTH
And principal point •. i: Tcxa j and the South
west. Tbir. Ir-iin i* ik»w ihroughout ami is
n;» ct tl:o flac.-.l equipmuiit, provided
vita electric and ai! otfcor modern
Ipitvcl.ag oonvcnicacea. It ruu.-j via, our ilow
completed
Kad ESSvei' Sssvgs3©sa.>
, ap;ii:anco known to modcri! enr
and i:tilro;idfnj.j h in l>eon employed
iu the make-up c£ this service, iuclutiinj;
Cafe Catrs,
nudcr th-i manapement of Fred. Harver
I'u.t i 10 rates ami all dotailsof
a I rip via tuia BOV.- mate will bo cheerfully
f'jii.ianed, upon application, by any renro
scntative 01 the
JSTQTIQIS, •
For delinquent taxes of 1000 1901.
I have levied upon and will sell the l'oilowing
lands at the Court House Dotfr in Liliington,
IN. C., at J2 M. Monday May the sth, 1902 :
ANDERSON'S CREEK TOWNSHIP.
I Daniel Armstrong, 50a Jumping Run, $3 04
I Ben Armstrong, 50a McLeod's Creek, 1 01
: Liney Brinkley E>t. 50a Residence, 101
'John A Clark, 116 a Gully place, 2 41
ictiarlotfe Dobbin, 25 i Reedy Swamp, 1 40
Mary Gilinio:e, 50a Residence, 1 80
Mrs. ! I' 1 McArlan, 28a Gourd Spring, 1 42
C J McDonal, 218 a Mate's Creek, 3 14
N A Ray, 50a Lilile Mill, 1 50
N F Trulove, 205s Residence, 30 46
Solomon Williams, 122 i Residence, 2 74
AVEUASBORO TOWNSHIP 1900.
IF P Joues, 2 lots, Dunn, 18 63
Mrs. Esther McLeod. 1 lot 2 80
Berta Moore, 24a S R 1 72
Mrs. M. I). Parker, 35a C A R 3 05
John Tew for Strickland heirs 1 lot 2 40
BARBECUE TOWNSHIP.
Arc'd McDiarmid, 50a sl 84
BLACK RIVER TOWNSHIP.
R I Austin, 2 lots Angier, 1 28
Geo. Dorman, 1 lot Angier, 1 24
J Frank McLeod, 25a R Road, 1 72
J P Parrish, 1 iot Angier, 442
Walter Rand, 25a BR, 1 72
I) S Stephenson, 1 lot Angier, 1 40
BUCK HORN TOWNSHIP 1900.
Eliza Holt Est. 47a Parker's Creek, 2 04
.J A Smith, 57a Beaver Dam,* 2 00
P L Trulove 50a Parker's Creek, 1 61
N F Trulove 50a Parker's Creek, 2 35
GROVE TO WNSIII P 1900.
A M Canadav, 21a Juniper 1 5"
M W Denning 100 a O L. 2 98
F P Jones, 45a Juniper 2 31
W B Pate 25a I Creek, 1 87
E L Parker, 85a II W S 3 30
W H Turlington Jr. 33a T Creek, 444
John Waddell, 30a B R. 176
HECTORS CREEK TOWNSHIP 1900,
G W Spence Et. 18.i II Creek, 1 04
JOHNSONVILLE TOWNSHIP 1000.
A Cameron, 1234 a Cypress, 11 08
J A Cameron 60a Muddy Creek, 108
Elias Hancock, 95a Cypress, 1 80
Peter Johnson, 73a Dripping Hill, 1 79
J C Mallett, 50 i Middle Prong, 1 80'
A McDiarmid, 207 a Muddy Creek, 2 8')
I A Murchison, 150 a Cypress, 1 80
Bros. 57a Reedy Creek, 1 65
Jim Williams, C L '1 51
LILLINGTON TOWNSHIP, 1900.
Mrs. E A Atkins, 225 a S R 9 38
Emma Furgtson, 10a Residence. 1 01
Catherine McLean Est. 02a W L It J 08
•Sarah McNeill, 33a Wolf Pet, (', 9 ; ">
McNeill Bros, 1 lot Liliington, 1 .">1
A ii Rugland, 28a Residence, 5 50
J M Spears. 100 a Bush Land, 2 04
NEILL'S CREEK TOWNSHIP 1901.
Hector McLean. 18ia C F R 4 53
Geo. McLean, 18a B. C 9 70
Dr. C II Sexton, 142 a Home Piece, 3 60
Mrs. C E Turner, Est. 430 a C A R 16 ON
STEWART'S CREEK TOWNSHIP.
J R Johnson, 80a Stewart's Creek, .*1 81
E A L-'wh, l-0a Mcßryde Mill, ' \ 4,s
W S McLean;> 50a Black Pond, 2 14
\Y M \\ alker, 350 a Gum Swamp, 4 14
UPPER LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP 1900.
John B Buchanan, 44a Daniel Creek, $3 61
Joe B Collins, 10Oa Watery Branch 280
\\ M Ilawley, 2a Johnson's Branch, 8 26
Hector McLean, 170 a V L R, 3 «J2
B \\ McNeill, 23a Bear Brao'ch 3 94
Archie Morrison Est 108 a B and Juniper, 280
Laimd sale for
TAXES 1 901.
ANDERSON'S GREEK TOWNSHIP 1001.
Daniel Armstrong, ;>oa residence jjifi 59
Lurily EK, 50a R P Branch 1.69
S A Davis 16a And Creek 439
Sarah A Holder 100 a Flat Branch 2J5
J B Lash lie, 70a J Run 184
Lucy Lucas, 25a residence 151
M J McLean, 84a UL It 137
A B Porter Est. 50a L L It 1 84
Nerin Ray Sr, 200 a l T L R 382
N I' Trulove, 100 a residence 822
•J C Watson, 269 a H A Black 1 46
A VERASBORO TOWN SHIP.
I O Draughon, |a near Dunn ]69
IL-nry T Hodges, 103 a mingo 626
|G R it C W Hodges, 1 lot 1 69
Mos.'s I ve\*. 63a Blt 303
K J Jernigin, £a S Dunn 477
Ma-i«;engill & Best, 35a SR 382
R A Moore, 55a Blt 374
A II Nun-is, Ola S R 557
H.ittie I Norris, 3 lots 2 85
Winnil'ord Tart, 68a Blt 305
Mrs M 12 Surles, 133 a near Dunn 880
Bad Tart, 1 lot 1 69
Henry Underwood,.! lot 0 41
Mll&blHEߥ.
I have just opened up a «ice
line of
Spring Millinery.
It lias been selected from the'
very best stock with the latest
styles in every respect.
I have taken special care tins'
season to buy just what my
customers want. I
I have been in the millinery !
business for several years and j
know what will suit. Ladies j
are cordially invited to make
my store headquarters, 1 will j
treat you right. My motto is
square and honest dealings with !
all.
Yours to serve, i
. MRS. J. !l I?(:)|>K
CiSTOHIA.
Bears the _y) The Kind You Have Always Bough
BARgECUtf TOWNSHIP iQOL
.J A Cameron, 3.00 a Barbecue $4 20
Mrs D W Harrington, GO la M A Road 374
Daniel Harrill, 50a S Branch 505
Wiley Holder Est, 245 a U L R 321
Oh as McCormick, 5a UL R 35
Archie McDiarmid, 50a Jumping Run 197
A K McDiarmid, 104 Chalks Branch 303
MA & M Mcßoe Est, 505 a Jumping Run 550
S W Withers, 100 a Barbecue- 517
BLACK RIVER TOWNSHIP 1901.
R I Austin, 2 lots $1 28
Tony Mc-Leod, 32a S Branch 197
B K Part in, 100 a BR 310
J P ParrUh, 1 lot 5 20
Walter Rand, 25a B R 184
Jll Rambeaut, 77a B R 321
J W Reaves, 10a B R 157
Dr J A Sexton, 12a S Branch 157
BUCKHORN TOWNSHIP 1901
G B Alford, 86a Parker's Creek- _ $4 20
J R Baker, Mill Creek 4 31
J J Baker, 50a Mill Creek 208
T D Blackwood, 62£ a Little Creek 242
Cane Fear Lumber Co, 10a Battle Dam 2 20
Mrs Mary A Collins, 72a Beaver Dam 3 21
S B Holleman. 45a B Creek 2 20
A Randall Johnson Est. Parker's Cr 200
W A Prince Est, 21a Mill Creek 4 (59
J M Thomas, 03a Mill Creek 2 00
GROVE TOWNSHIP 1901.
P P Jones Est, 45a Juniper $2 52
Walter II Turlington, 38a T C 5 05
HECTOR'S CREEK TOWNSHIP.
G B Alford, 105 a Mill Creek $5 31
Felitha Baker Est, 50a II Creek 2 41
P W Johnson, 210 a A R 0 41
Hen Matthews., 50a N Creek 2 41
WII Seiifer, Sr, 87.1 II Creek 285
J -J Smith, 00a II Creek 2 07
(1 W SjK'iuM! E-i, 18a II Creek 1 72
Williams Bros, 180 a N C 0 5!)
JOHNSONVILLE TOWNSHIP 1901.
A Cameron, 1234 a Cypress $l2 93
Jack Cameron, 23a B II 1 84
Jersene I)o\vd. 124 a Br. If aloe 2 89
Peter Johnson, 73a Dripping Hill 1 89
J C Mallett, 50a Mid Pr ' 192
N C McFayden, 53a Runs * 1 43
II G McKay, 204 a Buffaloe 3 34
M McL McKethan. 304 a Plank Cr 4 05
I A Murchison, 150 a Cypress 1 97
Jim Williams, 38 C L 1 77
J R Yarboro, 95a Cypress 1 92
LILLINGTON TOWNSHIP 1901.
Neill Atkins, 130 a C F R $0 20
Mrs. E A Atkings, 225 a S Run, 10 27
M J Atkins, Est. 13la Residence, 9 87
Emma Ferguson, 10a Residence, 109
Mrs. Rachel Greason, 98a MerdockCreek 397
Robert L Green, 252 a S Run. 5 15
Neill McDougold Est. 200 a UL R 578
W H McKay, 234 a C F R 8 55
Catherine McL u an Est. 62a U L 11. 2 11
E II McNeill, 150 a C F R 0 85
Sarah McNeill Est. 33a W Pit, 5 05
A S McNeill, 71* a C F R 3 34
A G llagland, 28a Residence, 0 33
J M Spear?, 100 a Bush Land, 2 20
Mrs. S W Withers, 70a Smiley Land 3 10
SKILL'S CREEK TOWNSHIP 1901.
R L Green, 15a Mid Pr. 4 22
Hector McLean, 18£ a C F R 5 19
Me. Ragland, 17} a 0 F R 3 02
Dr. J A Sexton, 385 a C F R 11 65
Mrs. C E Turner Est. 430 a C F R 19 58
STEWARTS' CREEK TOWNSHIP 1901.
B F Hobbs, 35 i Residence, $4 82
J R Johnson. 80a S Creek, 1 92
John A Mcßryde, 112ia B Dam, 14 25
Mrs F M Mcßryde, 3 5-6 a Int. Mili Tract i72
Hector McLean E-r. 340 a U L It 0 59
Richard McLoan E t . 50a P W 1 79
W M Walker, 350 a Gum Br 4 00
J D Williams Est, 80Oa McL Land 12 32
UPPER LITTLE RIVER TOWNSHIP 1001.
J M Buchanan, 101 a MrsT J Scoggins 2 $2 86
Jas W Byrd 30a Nordon Land 0 10
Mrs Rachel Greason 2a Siunmerville 5 59
A J Harrington 62a Big Br 3 78
Emory Harrington 95a Reedy Br 3 54
W M Hawley, 2a Johnson Br 5 90
Mrs M E Haw ley. 430 a Duncan Cr 5 27
Mrs Sarah A Holder, 385 a D C McL Land 4 85
A E Johnson, 41a W Cr 1 72
G R Lett. 5a Cedar Cr 4 42
W J McDonald, 150 a Morrison Land 2 64
Mrs Mary E McDonald 17a .Johnson Br 1 65
Maria McDougald, 20a Reedy Br 1 63
T P MoLean, 100 a D C McL 5 70
D II McLean, 65a Reedy Br 2 42
B W McNeill, 23a Bear Br 4 79
Mrs. Flora McNeill's Heirs, 24a T Creek 1 (53
Mrs, A E McNeill, 75a L Rd. 2 20
Phillip Mcßae, 130 a U L R 7 10
W J Salmon, 284 a I) Creek & C Creek 6 78
TJ Scoggins, 113 a Campbell's Creek 7 90
Evandcr Walker, 08a W Creek, 2 48
John A Wicker, Sr., 200 a W Creek, 3 28
W H Hood, 20a Big Creek, 5 70-
J W Wood, 08a Big Creek, 5 21
Mrs. N E Yarboro, 77a I) Creek 2 08
This April 1 1902.
S. 1. SALMON,
Sheriff of Harnett County,
MOVED!
1 desre to inform the public]
j ihat I have moved mv
, i BEEF MARKET
to the building formerly r.eou
pied by the4)unn Grocery Co ,!
( next door to Gainey tfc Jordan,
i where T shall be glad to serve
'one and all in need of anything
fin my line. All orders" filled
j promptly.
• "Come on good people' one and
j all,
I And buv your meats from my
stall. ,
To save you money I'll do mv
best:
, Come get your's first—then
tell the rest.
| Since first I opened up my stab,
My aim has been to please
you all.
I My knives are sharp, my coun
ters clean,
I keep all kinds both fat and
lean."
Yours to serve,
R- M- PEARSALL-
MM§ & JOHNSON,
Wilson, N. C.
! STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN
AND COTTON.
Direct wire to Murpb Co.,
New York.
Write for terms. We car.
make it to your advantage to
trade with us.
We allow trading on profits
without closing the 'original
trades.
Cotton gossip and our own
opinion furnished free by wire
when desirpd.
WIELDS A SHARP AX.
Millions marvel at the multi
tude of maladies cut oil' by Dr.
King's New.Life Pills-tho most
distressing too. Stomach, Liv
er and Bowel 1 troubles, Dys
pepsia, Loss of Appetite, Jaun
dice, HillifXusness, Fever, Mala
ria, all fall before these wonder
workers. 2oe &t C.L. Wilson's
drug store. \
\
\
The nicest thing now is that you can find at
one of the nicest line of Lidies' and Mi'sos
READ Y-TO-WEAR AND TRIMMED HATS
for this Spring. Al! the.latest 1902 styles &c.
All invited to come and select a hat that will please y ou
Remember we have a pleasing line of
Dress Goods
and Trimmings in and arriving.
o O
LAST BUT IVOT THELEUST
is the Great Offering on Shocs'.for the next 30 day?.
We will sell for tl>.> next 30 days any and all shoes from the
finest Vicis in Men and L ilies' clown to the common dress lines
at prices not heard of before. Yes. low dowh.
Come for bargains in shoes. This is no "bosh" but a true
fact or certainty.
To be truly is to Tcnow a value and obtain it.
Call to see us at once during any time in .'5O days and we
will please you.
• Truly,
Baucom Sr Co.
DUNff, N. C.
" FOii^
A\ lion »!i need of anything of the inner man call up
if Tf if) B f { JJ> ,f\ f\ 7!Mo> U fit A
VJIIUvAjAL 1
'Phone IS o. 24.
who are prepared to liil your wants at any time*.
We have moved into new quarters at E. Lee's old stand
on corner of Wilson and Main streets, opposite Lavton & Pear
son, where we will be pleased to have the public call on us and
Wvite inspection of our stock of
Heavy and Fancy Groceries.
On. SiCck is always fies.i and clean as we are in business to
sell goods and not to leave them on the shelves for an indefinite
lime. We carry the most complete line of
CAKES, CRACKERS fl.NI> CANDIES
that can be found anywhere ifi this section,
We have added a Feed Department to our business and it is our
intention to keap constantly on hand HAY, OATS. CORN, COT
LON SLLD lIL LLS, MEAL auu every tiling else in the feed line"
We pay the top of the market for all kinds of Country Pro
duce andjLjuarantee 100 cents worth for every dollar spent with us.
F. CJL TABTTMT
We have just bought the entire stock of McPhail & Tart
. and we are now ready to serve the people. We have a
nice line of
and will always treat you right. We will have a new lot of
in a few days.
Bring us your Country Produce. Will pay the top of the
market.
, ours for business.
P. G. AI TART & SON.
NOTICE OF SALE.
UNDER MORTGAGE.
I 15y virtue of the power and aiilhoiily
iS'V" 1 ' »>V a certain mortgage executed
by -I. i>. NcNeiM, Wm. McX ill ami IT
I. MeVeill Io me which is recorded i
j the officeof Register of Deed; for tlx
|«oi nt.v of Harnett, HI hook Z No 2 page
j'.'.iiie following properly will he soldTu
j Public Auction viz.—
Being a certain tract of land in J,i]l.
Township, Harnett countv, lie
I ginning at a stake It) feet from tlx
southern line of the town of Lillingto:i
opposite southwest corner ofj,ot No. (I
in said town, runs thence S. IS \V. i
chains to the Ochiltree line." now Wil
lj«ni:. thence said line X. >! W. t; chain;
j links to the load or street, thence N
|lB 3K. 2 chains and 1(! links to a cornet
|of t lie edge of Main street, thence S 7i
' I'. G ' liain- and 13 links to the beginning
cout.lining eight tenth acre.- and heiny
-••in-' '.lace when moiti'agors resides
Dec 4. Is'ij) and forfitrttif r description
ee l; „iU K. Xo. •> pag.-t 431 :ind 5 li.-g.
ister's 0f1i.:.-of na -netf county. Piaef
,of sale. ( oni t House Do«r. l.illin»ton >
I ST. «\ Time of sale Miv 22nd. 1902 at
|l2 o clock M. Terms of -ale c«islt.
| April 16th 1902.
1 L. .1. Best, Mortgagee,
NOTICE!.
i
'f. b , ee " appointed Commissioner
to make sale of ,he =,/ acres of land
!| ] owned hy A . Roland an.
: hl ' lr %". f t'.e late T. P. RaglTnd. h, Up
per Little River Township, Harnett
county, X. C., where said J, 'a. Ra"-
j land now resides, and whereupon lie Is
j conducting a merchantile business for
• a more particular and definite descrin
■ | uon- reference is hereby made to a deed
executed by W. E. Murchison, Com
• nrssioncr. to T. P. ami A . Ragland,
, duly recorded in the otlbe of the Rc 2is
*jt«i* of Deci.u of Harnett county V C
jin 80..k J;. No 2, page 375. Notice is
i lie: ebv given that on Mon.l . v the sth
: dav of May 1902, at 12 o'clock M, at
.dim-ton X. C., at the South door of
| the Court House, [ will oiler for sale lo
•he highest bidder, the lands herein
I above referred to and described, upon
j the i.dlowii.g term«. to wit ; one f,nil 111
I lie (purchase price to be paid in cash,
one fourth thereof December Ist 1902.
and the remainder on December
1303. Notes with approved secmitv foi'
deferred payments and title reserved
i till final payment, Sold for partition.
.March 31st. 19 2.
Oscar J Spears, Commissioner.