LOCAL
A C. L. PASSENGER TRAIN
SCHEDULES:
Southbound.
No. S3 (Flng) 6:16 A. M
No. n. 8:33 A W
No. •». 1:48 P. M.
No. 88. 11:18 P. M
Northbound.
No. 84, 6:33 A. 11
No. M. 12:12 P. M.
No. 64. 7:41 P. M
No. 62, 11:88 P. M
DURHAM AND SOUTHERN
Pianosgor Train Schedule
Lv. Dunn
No. 38- t:10 A 11
No. 84. 1:36 P. M
Ar. Dunn
No. II. 11:10 A. M
Mo. 41. 6:86 P. M
Mr. Perry Godwin (pent Monday
ti Durham on huilneoa
Mrs. B. P. Davie, of Duke, epent
part of the week hero with bar moth
or.
CapL J. E. Cole. of Roe ■> r..
»;-rnt Sunday la the city with hl»
family.
Mlaa Mildred Sandere. of Bmlth
feld le vtoliing In the city the guest
of relatives.
Mlaa Mildred Vick. of Oodwln. is
•pending several days In the dir vis
iting relatives
Mrs. AUle Parker returned Tnee
oej after spending several days la
Godwin with relatives.
Ton will notice from so ad la thU
leans that the First National Bank,
of Dean, hat money to load on good
security.
from Fayetteville where the under
veal n minor operation at one or
thn hospitals there.
After apeadlng aeveml days here
with her tteter. Mrs. Bills Ooldatatn
hftva Fraids Itaaea returned Tuesday
l her hame at Ooldaboro
Mias Ellas both Shell, a memb#' if
the Central Graded School funity,
or Fayetteville, spent Saturday usd
Sjnday here with relatives
Mr. fare Pearsall, of Hamlet, ar
il'ad Monday to spend several days
here with hta daughters. Mrs. J. L.
1'slcher sad Mra. Panl Hood
Mr. I. T. Warren, of Washington
l. C. wan here this week visiting
hi* Wether. Mr. Blahs Warren, who
litas two ml lee south of Dunn.
Mr. Lewis Jernlgaa has ar-anted
a position with the Ooldstetn Com
pt nr as salsamsa. and will be glad
to hava hta friends call to see hill.
Rsr. J. M. Waters, pastor of the
Christian ehureb, returned the 1st
ter part of tho week from Wilson's
Mills, where ho conducted n revival
■mating.
Mlasen Plata Dowd and Gladys
Jernlgaa spent Thursday la L'l'irg
ton. wham they went to stand the
examination to qualify ns lta< .era In
the county.
Mra B. M. Brewer and daughter.
Louise, returned last Friday mo. <
log from Maryland, where thrr have
bean visiting relatives for the pan
two months.
Messrs Henry Shall. Worth Pope
and Henry Lon returned Saturday
from Goldsboo. where they played In
t) e Mnnlptcal band of that city for
the Warns oounly Fair.
la as article elsewhere In this la
roc of The Dispatch Cnpt. J. L Hines
of Company M. Second Infantry, talk
Interestingly of "A trip to the Sier
ras.' It will no doubt be Interesting
rundlag to a number of our sub
scribers who Ilka to hear from thn
boys down on the border.
III.MI.00 stock of elothing. dry
goods, miniaeey. shoes, underwear,
ladles Clonks end Cost Salts bought
before the big advance and going
for loos than wholesale cost today
Is tbs reason why yon should see
and price It. O Taylor Company’s
goods. That Is If yon want floor
goods and newer styles for 1ms mow
er.
Mr. Chas. Koaa. of Lllll-tglem.
Chairman of tha Democratic Rxaea
tl*e Committee of Harnntt enonty,
waa a visitor la tha elt/ Wednesday
Ha la vary optimistic orar tha uroe
pocls of a sweeping Demoeruile rlc.
lory la tha cooaiy and say* the Tom
eemttc pan/ will win f/ a earn mar
gin. Ha :>at haea all aver th< -onn
tr. and has mat with a great deal of
encouragement While he dree not
aapect Harnett to win tha banner, of
fered to tua room/ making tha
greatest gains, idII ne expect e iiatn
oeraa/ to win with Total to ep. ro.
Mr. Merlon Hatcher, of Rail :hnry.
attest Ronds)- aad Monde/ here with
hie mother, who la spoadlag several
weeks here with relatives. Mr
Hatcher was a cltlsan of Dnnn fifteen
years ego. at that lime being a mem
ber of the taw Arm of Harold and
Hatcher, aad later being associated
with the law Arm of Smith, H.tehor
sod Smith. Qa Ha a Belabor of oar
eidiaas remember him aod art at
v s/e glad to have him wllh them
He expressed tnrprlee at the rigid
growth of Dana, aad, althoagh he
did aot admit It, teemed to regret
that ha left Dona to tank fortama
gad happtgam ileawheea
I Mr. Lewis Strickland spot.l • c.t
Oiy In Kulcigli will* *:!-.-nd*.
Mr.- f -i 'Pt * return**!
liom a vli.l“lu,:c rim.. ,.t Wilson.
Misses Alda Tew and Verna lyg.
K»U spmi Monday In Durbntn afc.v,,
ping.
Mr*, kl.lwurd rurdlo :1s apr-ndlng
several days Oils week with relative*
<■* Greenville. N C.
Ml»» Brairicr Wnde has hocCpint
a position In the olTlre of tho Poor
rail Klee trie Compare.
The rcglstrmlon hooka clorv Pot.
« day. October 2*ih Hotter
now Dial your nnraa la on the book.
Several of tbo tn.iat ilrHrwhle 'i*«
Idontlnl lots In the lown of Titnin f.„
sale. Easy Irrmi. Bor L. tl. ROPR
Meadamea. Jaa. n. Iluii«r. c L.
Vitnon. K. J. Nobles and J \\\ Thorn
ton spent Monday In Kwj ettrvlllv
shopping
Messrs L. II . and Jesse B. Leo
nul John blonds were burluem vlid
tora In Richmond, Virginia. thl*
week.
Mr. Alfred Wilson, who holds a
position wlih ihr Uuhardron Hing
Company. Selma, war a visitor In the
elly Sunday
Mr. O. M. Tllghmun has moved
into hi* ntw residence In the soiilli
cm part of the alty. Ula bungalow
la one of the moat unique build.
II gw In the city.
Tba Ooldatrln Company In Hilt
Iwue of The Dispatch Is advertising
• great reduction In prices on goods
ftr the nrst raw dars Read then
ad and aae what they have to offer.
Read the ad In this Issue of lh»
Capitol Department stole of Fay
etteville. They aro Inviting- thr pe>
pie of Dunn (o vlall their store neat
' while attending the Cane year
fair.
Tho Cam K*ar rnir iwi.. _■_
•t Fayetteville next week. Rend
their ad In this Issue of Tbo Die
ralch. They arc expecting |)|<
largest crowd naxt week In the his
tory or (ha Pair.
Mrs John Hodgas Irff Urdnreln)
for Greensboro to Join Mr Fodrca.
'•ho has accepted a permanent posi
tion with the Drown-Dclk Company
®» aaloman Thay will raaks Greens
t-oro their fatur* home i
Mr. T. L. Garald announres in this
tnruc the arrlvsl of the second ship j
meat of fine mules and horses. If
yon want « bay etthsr ypo can
find what you want at bis stable*
on Wltaon street.
R* Governor W W Kltchln will
•.peak wt Cowls next Saturday morn
mg nt 11 o’clock. A brass hand
v 111 furnish music and a big barbs
tuc will be served after the speak
ing. Costs la prepared tn enterful 1
•ou vo that day.
Mr. Willard Jsckeon. who ha* been
In Richmond. Vo., for the past month
Iwlng treated In a hospital there for1
a nervous breakdown hat rv'umed
to Dunn much improved In health
»J'S nuraer m* (ner-ta -tr- gi.nl to «e.
him back and were pleased V- Warn
Ibat his recovery seems complete.
Mr G M. Carver. Advance man
f'-r the Atlantic Coast Realty Com
pony, arrived In Dunn Wednesday
and Is making nrrsrgements to put
on a big sale or. November 1st. fm
Mr. R. I,. Godwin. A number of
business and residential lota wilt
lie sold on that day. Wntrli f..r
their ad In tho Dispatch next week
REAL EAT.iTK TltANSHRlM.
The fmowing deeds have hern fil
ed for registration In the office of
Register of Deeds since our law
b nsi:
Joslnh Byrd and wife to Quincy
Fvrd. 105 acres In Stewarts Creek
township. Consideration. It and
love ind affection Deed dated March I
'.i. 1»1«.
J. D. Upeharch and wife to N. A
A If ester and wife. 7fi acres la Neill's
l eek township. Conslderitlon. ft
400.
D. O. Tutor to N. A. Wester. H
acres in Hector's Creeh township
Cmaatderstkbn, »130. Deed dated
H. W. Jarr.laan «n Robert B. Jar
olpaa. ltl 4-S acre* In Avaraelioro
toamablfa OoostderatUxi. |8*0
IKed dated 19. 1919.
J. H. Dee and wife to Joseph Doc.
4 acre* In Arerashorn lownalilp.
Com eld era (I on lore and attrition and
ctbar considerations. Deed dated
'eptember 17 1911
Marshall T. Bprara to Parker Bros
.1 9-8 acres In Lllllnrtoa township
Consideration. 97* and other consul
a rations. Deed dated September 11
1*1*
J. D. Wade and wife and others
to R. b. Oodwtn. lota I. 1. * and 4 In
block "P. (V lot. 1, 9 3 »nd 4 In b'twk
•r R’ la town of Dunn Considera
tion. 97.800. Deed dated October I
191*.
R. I.. Oodwtn and wife to B, o
Townaend. 4* aeraa in Averashern
tcwnablp. Conid da ration. 9 too and'
otber consideration. Deed dated
Ai pnat 30. 1*18
Rnfns Oardner, Jr., to 0. W, Card
nar. 7 acroa In Ararnaboro town.kip.
consideration 91*00 Dead doled
f. pt*oiber 10, 1*18.
Jeha A. Shaw and wlfa to Gilbert
Campbell. 31 1-4 acres In Andar.ona
Creak townahlp Consideration,
»*• and other rnnafdaratlnaa Deed
0 tod Animat 34. 1*1*.
N. H Smith sad wlfo and other*
tn !W EUlott. 10 acres In Stewart’*
Creak t&wrfehlp Conatderatton.
*100 Deed dated January *7, 191*
Willi# Pop* and wlfa to Willie
rraster and wlfa J-4 acre la Arer
M»hfro Sown.hip. Considers Uo a.
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ll ivIONEY to L.OAN! ,i
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BANK OF HARNETT,;
j Duke, N. C., has money to •(;
i! lend on approved security. :j
Come to see us, or write us. II
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E. P. DAVIS, Cashier,
\ Bank of Harnett \
DUKE, - NORTH CAROLINA l
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Lee County |
AGRICULTRAL FAIR I
At Sanford, N. C. I
Round Trip Fare From Dunn $2.15 I
Ticket* will be told for all tram* Nov. 1,2, S, by the |
Atlantic Coast Line *
Standard Railroad of the Sooth
Proportionate* Faro* from intermediate (tations. Children H
Half Far*. 9
For *chedulet, ticket* and any desired information apply Si
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IJ. W. Whitehead, ^
Ticket Agent, Dunn, N. C.
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I NEWS FROM COATVILLE AN&I j
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The h all Bischof Tne contains much II
that will interest you. It includes
much that will fascinate you. Models
of c ic grace and piquant charm.
Coats cut on newest lines, and con- 1
structed of novel cloth and pile fabric
materials. Suits breathing the latest
zephyrs of Fashion’s desire in Poplin,
I Velour, Whipcord, Patrician Broad- \
cloth, and all the textle what-nots of
the season’s vogue. \
You must-just MUST-inspect these U
wonder models; somewhere among |
them is the one onliest suit or coat P
of which you have been dreaming. |
JOHNSON BROS., Dept., Store, I
l| Pbm, w. c. 3
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H.#Od, Hard dated April I, laid ( imililrritlMi, ISIS. Dead dated
n 1. Moore, and alia la M. A Junaarr II. lilt.—Harnett Tov. I
Mtora, |« aeraa la U. U R. lowmklp I ilh. 1
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| Fall and Winter
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5 ARE ARRIVING DAILY |
They Are Opening the Most
Select Stock Ever Brought
to Dunn.
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I When You Buy Furniture j
you take a big risk unless you know the reputation of the house with which 1
you are dealing. High grade furniture looks good and lasts. .Much of the I i
“cheap” furniture looks just as good but does not possess thei.necessary iRi
durability. Know your house before you buy
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3 Our Furniture
U faaruteed, ud nr mm
Bwr rcpatitim ud «ur buk
ictnuil stud* btfciad tki
SlurutM.
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SIT PAYS Tp BUY FURNTIURE FROM US I
For it is good furniture and cheap. |
PIANOS. ORGANS, NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES N
ill Hardware-Furniture-Undertahera
1 THE BARNES & HOLLIDAY COMP’Y E
jjjjl Day'Phone 11 DUNN, N.JC. Night-Phone 70 ||
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i Oil RENT—TWO LARUB ROOMS
upn(alrt{ Kloctdlc Lights. Near
Ornded school building. Apply
to Mrs. J. A. BLALOCK.
I9-1S-1C
08T-0X* BLACK AND WH*TE
■potted pig; weight about forty
pounds. Any information as to
its whereabouts will he apprecta
ted and a liberal reward given.
K M. PEAKBALL. Dana. N. 0.
H'RNISHKD ROOMS FOR RENT—
1 have two wall furnished rooms
to rani. Southeastern part of
Dnnn. Can phniwv 114-1 or
apply to Mrs. J. »• LANOLKT.
f ANTED—ONE HVHDRJCD CORDS
of wood cat at 74 cent a cord, six
roller southeast of Dana. Apply
to ALL!IN H. A. LEE. Dnnn N C
S-w ltd R. r. D. No. 1
Neil wook. Congressman Gi rtwln
ti'.d bis n|ii<nnent. Mr. MeCaskilt
r III Invade Bladen county. They
iitadc o tour nr Columbus this week
'listing at Watrvllle Thursday cyan
ii.ft St 7 o'clock. Tboy will stwik
[It ftva towns In Bladen county nett
et-ck. namely: White Oak . Kltaa
L'thtown, Clarktou. Bladuahoro tnd
larheel. The last week of the c*a»
in Ign will he sprat In Harnett, *e
rtnnlng at Duke on Wednesday, No
vember 1st. and closing at Dnnn Fri
day evening, November 3rd. nt 7 ».
m.
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Mr. Ralph Wrrrea. who baa beat
I* nichmond Va., for the pait arr
tral month* ham raiaraad to Ilaat
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MONEY
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to
LOAN
We Have Money lo
Lend On Approved
Security.
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Cape Fear Fair Association
Fayetteville, N. C.
Round Trip Fare From Dunn 1.60 including Adntiition to
the Fear.
Ticket* limited returning an til midnight of Saturday. Oct
•bar 26,1916.
The Atlantic Coast Lino will soil ticket* as abovs, and at
csrreapoadiog excursion faras from intermediate points,
for all trains from
October 24 to 27, Inclusive
Pur further particular*. ticket*. ev.( raU am,
J. W.Whitehead,
Ticket Agent, Dunn, N. C* *
Atlantic Coast Line
Tbn Standard Rallrnad of the Sesili
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