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a. came
home Tuesday to vote.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Pope, of Clay
ton, ware visitors In Dunn yesterday
Mr* J. A. McLean, of Goldsboro,
is here with her mother, Mr* Harper
who is HI.
Mias Clara Woodall, of Benson,
•pent Sunday here the guest of Misa
Meta Harper.
Min Pusle, of Btnaon, spent San-,
day hare with Mias Bcabock. at
Young’s Hotel.
Mrs. E. A. Harper continues qulto
111 at her homo corner Wilson and
Cumberland Streets.
Mlea Loren* Jones, of Raleigh, is
Waiting her* end la the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Guy.
Caul Best, of Hopowell, V* spent
part of this week here with Ms par
ents, Mr. end Mrs. L. J. Beet.
Mbs Clyde Bnead left last week for
Scbna, where she hae accepted a po
sition with tbe Southern Express Co.
Paul Pope and Jack Jemigan and
Misses Ethel Bailey and Mattie Tope
*>ent Sunday with friends In Prince
ton
Mrs. W. M. Gilmore of 8anford,
and Mrs. Walter 81edge, of Baltimore,
spent the week-end here with Dr. and
Mr* Clarence D. Bain.
After spending several weeks here
with her parents, Mr. and Mr*. Henry
Pope, Mr* A. B. Harrell left Tuesday
for her bom* in Ettricks. V*
Perry Jemigan end Braxton Bag
returned Monday night from
otto where they went to bring
back a car for J. W. Thornton.
Mr*. 8. A. Daniel, of Warranto n.
arrived this week to spend some
time with her eon, Rev. J. M. Daniel,
pastor of the Methodbt church.
College, after (pending ■ few days
brre with hla parents, Mr. and Mrs.
McD. Holliday, returned Wodnoeday.
Ed. Warren' la aarioutly ill at hie
homa near Dunn. Hla condition haa
been critical anca Sunday, bnt it ia
thought ho in gradually improving
now.
The County Board of Health haa
decided that meetings of all kind may
be resumed In the county -on and af
ter November loth. For further in
formation read Prof. Gentry's latUr
published elsewhere In The Dispatch.
Mias Aania Wade, who ia attend
ing a Bnainesa Collage at Ralegh, is
•pending several days bars with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin L.
Wade. Her school la qfbacd on ac
oonnt of ths epidemic of Inflaeaaa
fat Raleigh.
seas of Sergeant Wa. McKay Pearsall
Ha Bailed several weeks ago. Mr.
Paereall now haa two tone in Europe,
the other being Robert, who has been
over there for some time.
In a letter to D. C. Purnell, Ralph
Koone, who ia with the American
Army in France, ate tee that he ia
enjoying his stay over there. Ha has
seen right mnefa service already and
expects more excitement before he
gets back home.
An auction aala of live stock and
•farming implements will taka place
at the Cape Fear Stock Parra, near
Wade, Wednesday, November 18th.
For further information read ad
elsewhere hi this iaaua or mo P. 8.
Cullom, manager, or G. L. Cennady,
auctioneer.
Robert L. Denning and Robert
' Jordan, of the U. S. navy and who
are stationed at Norfolk, Va. cam#
borne Tuesday to vote. They re
turned to Norfllk Wednesday. Both
them young men were looking wall,
although each of them had an attack
of Influenza soma time ago.
The Dispatch ia requested to an
nounce that the Dunn graded school
will open again Monday, November
11th. Tho influenza epidemic *■»»
abated end the school committer men,
hi. consultation with the health a A
ear and other physicians, have decid
ed that it will be safe to open the
school Monday.
Attorney C. L. Coy, who appeared
for the defense is e murder trial
at Hopewell, Va. last weak, won hie
case, the defendant being acquitted.
The defendant was being tried for
the murder of Noah Godwin who was
killad la Hopewell last summer end
was brought to hia old home near
Duns for burial
The Dispatch Is requested to an
no once that the Capa Fear Free Will
Baptist Conference has been post
poned from Thursday, before the trd
Sunday in November until Thursday
before the 2nd Sunday Is December.
The Conference was postponed os
account of the epidemic of indueassk
The Conference will be held wit*
the Free Will Baptist church at Puss
Carl Barefoot, of the OSteen
Training School, Camp Lea, Patera,
burg, Va-. spent Sunday hare wHk
relatives.
Services will be held ig the rarloui
chare bee of the tows Sunday. Tbii
decision was reached after due con
aid oration by eitteena sad the phyat
class of the town. The epidemic fa
dew a thing of the past in Duan aa<
the people seed not hesitate to attoni
sendow sad Sunday School Bonder
At the M. H. church Sunday Schoo
will upon at SidS, white morning ear
vice will be held et 11 e’eleek. TV
evening service will open at Tdl
o'clock. The public la eordtelly is
vtted and argud U worship Bunds]
St their usual places.
Linwood Pridgen haa accepted a
position with The Dispatch. Ha will
work In the afternoons and on Satur
day while attending school.
Mrs. S. J. Becker, widow of the
late S. J. Broker, pas tv r of tho Bap
tist church at Duke, loft this morn
ing for hor horns in I.eahaviUe.
Hanu tt Superior Court will open
Monday, November Kith. On ac
count of the epidemic ia the county
il waa decided to postpone court for
a w*«k.
Paul Eixell, of Norfolk, Va. t>
spending the week here with hit
mother, Mrs. J. D. tlaaell. H* bold*
a position with the Western Union
Telegraph Co. at Norfolk.
Marah Morrow, who enlisted in the
Officer’* Training School recently, has
parsed his examination and ia now
waiting to be called. He will go to
Camp Fremont, California.
Sheriff Turlington waa in town to
day looking as happy aa ever. He
load the ticket in the election Tues
day and feala very grateful to hi*
friends for their support.
Noah lew haa given np hi* work aa
eotton weigher and haa accepted a po
sition with the Barnea A Holliday Co.
Tom Royals will weigh the balance of
the eotton marketed here this season.
Hubert Floyd, of tha U. S. navy,
spent last week bora with hit mother.
Hi- ia atationed at Norfolk. Va. He
haa been acroao three times and talks
like he haa had many Interesting ex
periences.
Rufus Smith is quits 111 of pneu
monia at his home in the southern
part of the eKy. He recently had an
attack of htiluenaa, hut suffered a re
lapse after being out a faw days. Hla
condition is reported a little better
Miss Kathleen Creel, after xpendiot
several weeks here with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Creel, left this
morning for Mount Olive where (be
will,teach in th* gradod echoel. The
school haa been closed for several
week* on account of influensa.
For the first time to 12 or more
rears, Avsraaboro township has gone
Democratic, thanks to Otia F. Shall
and a number of other party work
ers who were on the Job during th*
day of election Tho result in this
township and the county, too, was a
great surprise to th* opposition.
R. W. Cook and family left thia
weak for Winston-Salem. which city
they will make their future home.
Mr. Cook ha* boon living in Dunn
for some time and ha* many friends
hero who regretted to aso him Wavs.
H* held a position with hte Ourhan
4 Southern Railway Co. as machinist.
He will accept similar work la Win
ston-Salem.
Wilson, night policeman,
day night. Tksy war* arrested and
placed under bond and will bo tried
later Mr. Wilson also arrsated sev
en negro hoboes last weak, who were
besting a ride on a north bound
Coast Line freight. They were tnod
last Thursday and sentenced by Judge
Smith, of the Recorder's Court to SO
days labor on tho roads It was a
hefty looking bunch and they an giv
ing good service on the roads of
Averasboro township.
Tha Cap* Pear Pair will open in
Paycttsville Tuesday. Nov. 12th and
elose Saturday. November 16th.
Special features have been booked for
each day and Secretary Jackson says
the Pair this year will be better than
ever. 8cveral excellent attractions
have been obtained for next week and
thosu who go krill And plenty of a
mnsement Ai night n show will be
given in the La Payette Theatre, for
the benefit of those who will spend
tha night in tho city. An excelWnt
"how haa been booked for each night.
Amos McPhvrson, an old colored
man who lived alone at the corner
of Cumberland and Fayetteville
struct*, was found dead hi his house
last Monday at noon. No one was
with him when tha end came and It
is thought that ha had been dead
•V UIVI w w 11*11 Ut* WVU/
waa found. The body waa moved
to the home of a relative Monday
afternoon, and waa horied Tanadar
In the colored cemetery. He was
an industrious old man, in eplta of
hit advanced age, and until the end
refused to be a eubjeet of charity.
He waa well thought of by tha white
people who knew him.
The Jarvis Red Croea has received
its eupply of bozee and stickers with
Inetnirtione far sending Christmas
boxes to the boys in Prance. Thoee
who intend to tend a present to their
boy over there idioold aoc the officers
of tha local chapter at once and se
cure one. No boy enn hove but one
package or box eont to him and it
must be packed by Uto sender, in
spected by Use Red Croat, and moat
be rvady to go not later than Nov
ember 20th. At there ia lean than
two week* In which to gat these box
es off, all who intend to tend ona had
batter see about It at once. Either
Dr. or Mre. I. P. Hicks srlll give you
any information desired- '
DELCO-UGHT
Plenty of bright, .eafa, clean electric
light.No mere hot, a
I
B. J. HUDSON. Dealer,
• r»ne, M. 0.
LIBERAL RESPONSE BY THE
PEOPLE OP DUNN.
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U IL Godwin_....._ 2.00
Caah ......_........... 2.00
4. K. Jordan _......._ 1.00
N. A. Bell A Co.. 7.60
J. C. Bell _ 8.60
J. A. Culbreth ............ 7.60
L. E. Corlnfton .........._2.60
W. II. Parriah ......_ 2.50
V. Smith, Jr _ 8.00
Racket Store Co___ j.oq
C. D. Henderson_ 1.00
P. S. Cullom .........._ 6.00
H. H. McKay_ 7,00
J. f. Thom[»on ... ... )6.00
G. H. Parker ......_... 1.00
G. W. Gardner_ 10.00
E. P. Young _....... 20.00
C. Pleasants___ .25
W. H. Jemifan___.... 1.00
A R. Adams ............... 1.00
tirlher Thornton .......... 1.00
Mr». W. M. Gilbert .. 1.00
Dr. C. I>. Bain ..._..._ ti.OO
Tilfhman Lumber Co_76.00
J. W Draufhon . 46.00
Robert HirshOeld _ 2.00
Mack Johnson .. 6.00
Martha Taylor_ 1.00
R. C. McNeill. 6.00
M. U Wade _ 2.00
M. Fleishman_80.00
Ben M. Brewer___ 5.00
Malcolm Phillips _ 5.00
R. L. Godwin_........ 10.00
E. L. Cook_..........._ 6.00
T. L. Gerald ......._ 10.00
Sallie Purdie _ 10.00
C. A. Baker_ 2.60
R W Cook_ 6.00
E Goldstein _......... 26.00
Total White __$1172.72
CMlriknioM to tM 1-0..---- Roliol
Fuad by Colored Peepls u II M.
Not. 4, 1018.
J. H. Craw A wife_... 5.00
Dr Wilkin*_...... 1.00
H Wilkin* ......_....... .60
I. R. Rrewington_* go
A. L. McLaughlin_a j.00
Martin Goodman _ 6.00
Jno. Cvilbroth _... | |o
James Surle* .............. 2."76
r.. M. Grady_ 100
Jeeei# Hinton_......... .60
D. J Monroe_....... .21
Tom Me Loan ............... .60
8am Graham_..._ «|
Alcek Mom .............. .60
M. Thom**_ £5
Robert Simmons___... jg
A. Friend ........_..... .60
Jno. W. William._.’ j|
W. L. Lampy.60
Gharlfcs Thaggard ._..... 6.00
Total Colored .. . .$884*
Ddenmirl af the U'ef Fuad t*
IS M. No*. •. 1018.
think Jemigan ..._ 1.00
Allie Womack __... 210
George E. Pope_....... 2.60
Alii* Womack_....__ 2.00
J. M. Smith_............ 10.00
AlMc Womack_....... 17.00
M. P. Hodgea_ U0
Junius Townsend (Railroad fare)
. 4.00
H. C. McNeil). 1.20
Johnson Bro* ............. 21.00
Rev. E. L Olire (gasoline) ... 1.80
Fleishman Bro*. _32.28
Boy (Work) . .BO
R. M. Warren ............ .75
J. B. Jordan .............. .80
W. C. Kan07 ........._48.87
Morgan Bro*. .............. 26.00
C. L. AJphln_......_64.50
M. M. Driver___14.10
II. O. Mattox .............. 4.48
G. E. Prince/._____... 2.60
J. L. Hatcher ..._ 12.10
Colored Nuroea __81.00
Goldstein Ce_ 226.40
C. L Alpbin_......... 10.06
Allie Womsck ......_ g.00
Trained Name ............ 60.26
A. R. McQueen (money ad*
▼■need)... 4.00
Louise Jackaoa __ g.oO
Hood 4 Grantham_...... 79.00
Barnee A Holiday ..........282.70
H. C. McNeill. 2.82
McKay Pharmacy_82.40
Florence Rice ......._... 6.00
Colored Nurses ............ 88.78
C. L. Alphln .............. ,70
George P. Pope_ 2.00
<1. L. Hatcher ........ __ 1.00
C. A. Baker_28.00
Total .$1178.86
Balance in Treasury_$82.17
There has been a nobis response
to this Fund by tho Dunn people, but
shout 8800 is still needed to pay the
remaining bills.
MRS. MORDECAI BAGGETT DEAD
Mrs. Mordecai Baggett died Wed
nesday morning at 240 o’clock at
her homo ia South Du an. She bad
boon ill only a few day* and her
doath was unexpected oven to her
relatives and closest friends. The
funeral sendee* were conducted from
the home Wednesday afternoon by
Rev. Luther Davta and the body was
Interred In tbs Phillips burying
ground near Dana.
She waa a member Of the Christie*
church and a daaghter of C. ft. Phil
lipa, of Dunn. 8b* was aa excellent
young woaaaa and had been married
about aevea years.
Besides a husband she Isevsa ■
father, •avers] brothers and a heat el
other relative* and friends, to whoa
sympathy is extended.
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* BUSINESS LOCAL *
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BUY YOUR FARM IMPLEMENTS
now. Later on you wtH ha an
abla to gat thorn. Tha IMw
Molina II oa la for aol* by Johaaan
Bro*.
FOR SALE.—470-ACRE FARM IN
Sampson county. 45 acras clear
ed and two taaant bouaaa oa R.
Alao ftood water mill oa premims.
Term* eaay. If inUroatod aa* J.
F. Wilaon, DuniS. or Jonah McPhall,
Newton Grov*.
A COMPLETE LINE OF DRESSES.
Coata and Coat Suita now oa dis
play at OOLDBTCUt'B, Dosn'a
Beat Store. Coats lat us show you.
LOST—NU SIGMA NU MEDICAL
Fraternity Pin aat In ruble* and
paarla. H. U Sloan engraved on
back of pin. Finder will bo re
warded. Pkaao return pin to R.
8- Yarbrough, Duke, N. C. J-L
FOR SALE—HOME MADE STRAW
broom* at 15 cant* sack. New
straw, largo brooms. Com* or
write Mr*. D. R. Loa, Dunn No. 1
Box 95. 2-t-pd.
TTFEWRITER WITH DESK FOR
■ale or exchang* for cash Bogifter.
W. H. Parrish. Dunn, N. C.
JUST RECEIVED A SOLID CAR
of Rad Cedar abingta* cut at Van
couver, Brltiah Columbia. These
•hingia* erarag* from 4 to IS
I nr has wide. No. 1 quality at
17.50 par Ihiamnd 8** tia far im
mediate delivery. Butler Broa.,
Dunn, N. C.
MEN OF SOUND JUDGMENT I Why
not give your wife or daughter ■
nice Echoing Piano as a ChriMau
gift. Yon couldn't da better. Par
rish-Drirer Co.
WANTED.—A MAN TO LOOK Af
ter dairy and da farm work. Mar
ried man with ■nail family pre
ferred, or will taka single man
who may lire In my home. Per
manent job for good man. Apply
to P. H. Bernes, Manager, Oolden
Grain Dairy Co. Duke. 2-t-pd.
TIRES FOR ALL CAES. POUMTA
specialty. Parrish-Uriecr Co.
GRIFFON CLOTHING. THE CiND
that At and wear won at GOLD
STEIN'S. Daa'a Boot State.
AUTOMOBILE AT SPECIAL EAR
IF. H. WAKEFIELD. M. D. OF
Charlotte, w01 he in Dana, Cen
tral Hotel aa Monday, No*. lSth;
Duke, Dr. Holt'a eflfee, Tuesday
No*. 12th; NewtAn Grove, Wednes
day, No*. 20th; Banana, at Beaaon
Hotel, Thunday, No*. 21st The
doctor limits his practice to the
medical and surgical treatment of
dtaeeaes of the aye, ear, nose and
throaf, and fitting gUhaaa Aak
your family physician about con
sulting Dr. Wakefield.
WANTED TO EUY^-S OR THREE
good milch cows. Sea * P. H.
Barnes, Manager Coidea Grain
Dairy Co. Duka, 2-t-pd.
SILKS OF EVERT DESCRIPTION
at GOLDSTEIN'S, Dun's Boat
Store.
ASK TO SEE THR LATEST IN
Ladies Salta aad Coats. Second
Boor at Draoghon'a
ALL THR NEW THINGS IN DRESS
« Trimmings aad CeQaia at
GoVhtelar'i, Dona's Boat Store.
ELECT YOUR STYLE IN PANAMA
aad Straw Hats now. Wo want to
show you at Ookhtela’a, Doan's
Beat Store.
VIILU AW UU 9UW
ara Id atock and ready to daMrar
bow. Better aaa as at one*.
Johnson Bra.
A FEW OP THE MOLINE FAMOUS
diac harrow* aad (talk rattan far
rale. Batter hoy quick a* thaae
ara the laat we wiB ba aht* to gat.
Johnson Bros.
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ONE CAE OP COTTON SEED
Meal in amhaigt* far Mad. Tike
mb Bros. Doan. N. C.
WHEN YOU PLACE A SEHNING
Plano In your homo, ths only m
»roto yon win hare, will b* yon
didn’t do H before. Parrtak-Drivei
Ca.
FORD TRUCK FOR SALE—PAR
• risk-Driver Ca., Dana, N. C.
HELLO CENTRA!-FLEAS!
give me Mr. Farmer's phone
Hava you made yaw arrange
manta yet far ISIS. Ara yei
fully satisfied with ISIS, an tie
mnall farm you are bow running
Tour family k calling for mor
money. The -government waat
your better kelp. Now leak tk
■ratter la th* face aad •** If rail
ing your saaaH place to yaw neigh
bor and coming to me and buy In,
a place large enough to oattla you
children on, wUl not ba gaud bail
nara I have what yon waat A
easy is mis Coma aad aa*. 1. 0
Layton, Dunn, No. S.
Auction ~ *
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Live Stock and
■. .. v iff
—1—___ _
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13,1918,
10:30 O’clock a. m.
ON WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13th, 1918, at 10*30 o’clock a. m., I
will tell at the Cape Fear Stock Farm, all the live stock and farm
ing implements, consisting of Mules, Cows, Heifers, Hogs of every
description, Farm Wagons, Plows, Harrows, etc.
. ■’-» - ?;V-’.v4s|
Come and bring your friends and be prepared to take advantage
of the many bargains that will bo offered.
"
For further information and particulars saa
F. S. CULLOM, G. L. CANNADY,
Manager. Auctioneer.
Dunn, North Carolina.
aurr. lockhakt tasks hold.
CMda Dr. Bdffor W. Kai*ht, who t»
ritiMd to bocotao ooototont rdffeno]
director of the 8. A. T. C. of the Fifth
district.
Superintendent Lockhart, la tok
in* up Ms mv work, opened tha eda
Car tha £«**!?** a^lvakM fee
fifed* kT ®r: xm&c atfd^hsfeafe
pranraatad the regular work hi tha
o«m. Dr. Knight, hoverer. has ta.
covered from an attack of Infineon
and qwnt several hoars at tha oScs
yesterday aasistiag Bapariateadant
Lockhart is learning details of the
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CALL ON US FOR
,1 • ■ . !r ; •'
INSURANCE
AND
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
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Dunn Insurance & Realty Co.
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SLIPPER! AMD HIGH BOOTS IN
Web aa Stow bwb at priM that
will ploaw yon. OOUWrKDCS,
Donn'a Boat Btora.
A BIO LINE OP CLOAK! AND
Coat Salto Ja* roenirad at Dm|b
oi’a
FOR SALK—S-HORSE INTERN A
Uonol OunUno a«|hii In good
condition. Apply at Tho DiapaUh
oSUo.
BRING YOUR COTTON SEED. WE
wW tako^MM of yon oa nanal.
SEVERAL SMALL FARM! FOR
r aato W H. Parrlah, Doan, N. C.
r — —
- WANT TO EXCHANGE—HOUSE
aad lot at Baton Orook for aato I
aioMlo or nan all farm W. H. Par I
rtah, Dana, M. C.