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bscrucr ana (Sactte. Meeting fr je f Ssifferera, ' ttclicf af the Charlesten Z7C7XXX3Z7XZQ-0. An Appointment Worthily Bealwcd. At a -recent meeting, of the .Independent j A VT n A 7Pwrw n waaa : I , . IBS? of the itiTATi '.. r i I "a6 a iwv. at, iju. xiusko an non- -lSjSSSiSf r S member ftnd of that command. . 1 . . wn oaii, ior tne purpose of We trint below the mbaI t i .... . v . i . ta-v a -reseui jneeunff. - -. i iwcuiuanRA with vi: i. a -i THCRSDAY,...-....-ei!.il0t 1880. lftst - o" T. .v" rT 'uwu-- .1 company, Capt. J. C, Va n n offered a resolu- fit of those interested: On krt Saturday Capt "Sor man South (Haymount) vanquished Capt A. B. Will iams (town) ; "score 21 to 8. - The Haymounters are the victors in two out of three games. NEW ADVEHTISEMENTS. . , NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. "eT HKW ABTKBTIMJIBm. ton !w w6 . f Baffern Charles- letter of aeeeptanee: Arkansas Democratic. Cook's 7. ' ' V'"' " "" v;; ivV4 ' ' J Emmitt For Sale. ' -. V j . " i p McXwiX rre nones. jX, 0, UcRa Couunwsioaer JWo. " ' tv ft- v ;V.; c :r-5' fol. Gardner infoms ug tliat by the 1st October trains will be running over the Wil Short-cut from wuson to rayetteyilie. an,? Xf ' v t :' J:!"" , " rman . hkrkas The office of Chaplain of thia -- - teuiDerion ana . u. worth I wmpany being vacant and should b filled t were appointed secretaries. 4 jonoe, and in the Rev. Dr. Joseph C. Huske ! who have inst retnm.d f, m,aot -nT1.aiinea w honorable poaUion; l . . : '"""'"i I vnu WUD89 nme a as Deen eloselv associated Partial returns from half the counties in Arkansas do not materially-chancre the first estimates of the result. Whue the combinations'between the Republican and other elements affected the result in certain counties and. defeated local Democratic tickets, the Democratic-losses and gains 1-MA 1 . . , . . . umx VWUI V1U9T1T I 1 4v 6 eymo mea oj rewreu uy mis grana oia company appear to balance each other throughout wi I the SUffennv unA itocfUntiA. t. t :i IOT more than ho. If s. imtin oiv W(l,o.LL'cn.i. . t .i . t o -o.kuv.uu u mi )i8ce ana i r - . r " 3 -1, I iue ouiie, ana mere is tne usaai majority - csummemue. These gentlemen addressed the Si "r'J "Zl-ZV wiui nonorea aisune- f or th&t f tb Twswhif OcMcrmtk Eire VT wtauld remind the members of the sev- tinn .nit . . meeting," and the4r remarks Vere very clear ET MajTr mman'dant 1 pCa- in reiio, Huowing mat uie state or affairs I WHi war; ana' one whose six sons now was most deplo accounts had not party. The Legislature is lareelv Democratic. The labor ticket carried two counties, '.and has received about 4,500 lorable and th'at the newsnaner fweJl o"anks with manly dignity, a credit votes m the State, drawn eqnally from both not been t n hw. cT to the command, an honor to themselves and the other parties. not been at aU overdrawn. Sev- a protection to our community; therefore. I ' . V . X V JlV eral township executive committees that there j " other gentlemen made speeches, favoring eaohedt That the Rev. Dr.' Jos. C. Huske S jubSF An S . I . a imm Oilill a m kS Z - 1 K. SI - iu Town Hall on Saturday next, 18th inst. A full attendance is requested. r. immediate action in behalf of the sufferers. Dr. -Hodges, in lis" remarks, 6aid that he had no wish to make a statement which would paint Charleston's condition as so deplorable that any person would be induced to give be yond his means. He knew our people were poor, ana he simply desired that each indi vidual fthnrdil i ti.fnM nAnfiAnMi thia ! ata frl. 1 .... ' ' navr r v , aDiealea to the svmns.thiA f xr ! Their w Qi8ireir i. ; . efMrs. Rankin & Sloeombhave moved. into their new store, and, big as it ia, they haven't my moi-e room than they need. Stacks of be elected an honorary life member of this organization, and that he be elected to the position of Chaplain of our command by a rising voie. ; - i he above resolution was unanimously adopted, and the secretary waa requested to lorwara a copy or tne same to lr. Huske; Aug. 30, 1886. KATERTKP. KENNEDT JOHXSOX In thia town, on the 14th inst, by Rev. P. W. Eason, Mr. E. J. 1L Ke.i- iuii VJ iuw JUAKI JV. JOUXIHJX. . . " m7 partially realized by its large, appreciative demand, agsregatius 1,018,440 POUNDS IN SIX YEARS. ' Sold only to the Fancy Trade. ALWAYS IN STOCK . AT HEADQUARTERS, and nowhere else in this eity. THOH30X. DUD. we hst and best arranged business houses in ' Fsyetteville. Fatetteville, N. C, BeptL 11, 1S86. Mr. TllUiam J. McDujjic, Jr., Secretary, etc. : My Dear Sir Your letter conveying to me I welcome her dear ones on the other shore. McARTAN.- On Sunday, Auit 'la. 1886. in Bladen 1 countv, Is. C., at the home of her ip-andparents. mart tsar, eldest dnaxhter of Colin and Lillie McArtan. toted 3 venrs and 11 davs. Another ran somed son! has learned the soil? of the redeemed, and wttn tbe savior, who loves httle children, waits to It is Tie Mfi-ltMlis Qaiatette Clsilk. We have received from the agent a letter. stating that this eelcbratedf concert eompany will appear here during this season. The jlfuddssohn Quintette Company has almost a world-wide reputation, and a. rare treat is in store fpr the people of Fayctteville Miss Alice Ryan, ia the 'prima. donna soprano." A Krrr Carre. - . v In oar report of the County Commissioners' Court, published last week, th$ last item under the head of bill allowed auould read, "A. A. Mi-Csskill, full fees in ease of, lunacy,, $1.00r" J iqstrad of "A. A. MeCaskilli issuing warrant, $1.00," as printed. We make this correction at the request of the 'Clerk, of the Commission s' uoun. BcliwM Jimtrm. . ' ' !?ight scr-iees in. the Fayetteyille Baptist Church nll he resumed nexi Sabbath at 8 p. m. Daily relipious services were conducted by ths'Kev. F. W. Eason at the Baptist Church in Manrhester, this county, during all of last week. Twelve professions of religion were made. Rev. Mr. Edwards, the regular pastor, is continuing the raeetiug daring this' week. . : , . i Tfce rhl mt CsiMikerlsMiSl umS It.r. The following resolution, adopted by tlte Curaherland County Democratic Convention n &nt 1th. ikiatvfrtantlv omitted in th m t- , r j pnx-elings of tliat body published last week: Be it Resolved, That, the Secretary of this fonvrtitiou be instructed to inform the Hr Bctt County Democrats that hereafter Cum berland will claim the right to name the Sena tor twice to. Harnett'a once. -.. ; onlv were bonnes rinatTYimul tL-nA nAni tv.yvn out to Ble in th k ifl I..- e.nt Vght Infantry Company, of the 30th inst.. " :": rt"-" "t iiiry I eleetinir : me an hnnnrarv n.AmW .nH condition of the city was . most terrible filth I Chaplain of the same, has been received with uu garoage aoounamg everywhere, which I leeungs oi unusual gratincation. - , , was certain to result in sickness and death if I am reluctant, at my time of life arid in my the resolutions of the Fayetteville Independ- I CL""1 .f?r - to see in such amicUnjr dispensations of Of Hve. .vet we do fael and know that "God is love:" that when hearts are clinging too fond I v to eurthlv obiects. in love lie sends the death arurel. and takes them awav. One by one He is severing the ties that bind na to earth. God errant that one by one He is twisting the rolden the condition of affairs was not bettered; Hodges' Dr. involve duties Which I should not Tin &VdA tn experience as a physician peculiarly I perform with efficiency. . But thorouehlv svm- 42 1 l. r x a i '., ii i mi. I ..vc: t j j i . ' . i 1 1 ub uiui u juuge oi ino neeas or tne Teorie at I i'""k u uu ver uave oone wiin me I .3 .1 J .. i . . . state of health, to assume a position which may I threads that will link na to the shining shore. Weep invnlvn I ntiia xr-li!.K T aknnU n Vn .vi. I not. fond narrnt. fop 44 it ia -u-ll vi,K 1,(M A 3faaaaa4MBi Xewasuipr. , We uw the other day a copy of the Mel bourne (Australia) Leader, which had been sent to Mrs. N. H. Cohen, of our town, by her srutht-r, wha. lives in Melbourne. The Lanier it s weekly journal of art, polities and every thing in general, wa should judge, for it eon tsin.48 pages of 5 columns each 240 eolumm affordiug ample room for the "editor to treat on A Jlrrilr C'aaaptiamrat. : Mr. Hal. W. Aver, traveling correspondent of the Raleigh AVsr and " Obterrer, who, by the way, is a very graceful writer, has this to say. of -one of Fayctteville's oldest business kotises: " Probably the most extensive carriage and bnccy works in the State are located here. Nste pspers almont from 1820 to date contain advertiiienientrt of A. A McKethan & Son, farnago wanufaeturere, - The buildings cover and enclose alout an acre of ground and are ia charge of a foreman who has been in the employ of the firm for fifty-one years and never lout any time from sickness. .- Farsarra, Beati TTaiaw , Tobacco planters whobring their weed to Fsyetteville will not only have the advantage of dealing with a warehouse where they can gft full value, but will find Fayetteville mer chants wide-awake and ready to well goods at close figures.. We can safely say that Fay etteville niecchants carry, better selected stocks than any tobacco town in the State. In most' tobacco towns the merchants carry miTcd stocks. In Fayetteville ' a dry goods merchant sells dry goods only,- and a grocer sell groceries only. Of course, when a mer chant deals in only one line, his stock is better selected and larger and his-prices are very apt U be lower. Hence, Fayctteville's advantage an be seen at a glance. such a time, and his words should not fall un heeded." " Maj. McRae reminded the citizens of Fay etteville that in our great fire of 1831 Charles ton came promptly to our aid with a munifi cent gift of $6,000. Now let us show that we have not forgotten the generosity of our sister city in her hour of sorest need. ' Mr. Thos. II. Sutton then moved that a committeaof five (three white and two col ored) bo appointed, in each ward to canvass for contributions, and also that the pastors of the different eh arches - in Fayetteville and throughout the county be requested to" take up collections for the same purpose, r The mo tion was warmly seconded by Maj.D, G. McRae and Col. W. J. Green in appropriate speeches, and was v adopted with the. amendment that the canvassers (to be appointed by the chair) should report to r an "adjourned meeting on Monday afternoon next, 20th fnst. The meet ing then adjourned. We hope that the citizens throughout the town and county, will do all they can in re sponding to this call. We know the scarcity of money is very prevalent, but the great -suffering and 'destitution- entailed, upou the noble people of Charleston and Summerville by the terrible visitation a few days ago ap peal strongly to our sympathies. Let 'each individual, then, give what he can, be it much or little, and we. are confident that the result will be a handsome donation from Fayette ville and this section. grand old company in all its interests, bound to it by ties so many and so. strong indeed I may say by the memories or a uf e-time proud of its fame, and) anxious to do all I can to promote its welfare, I cannot refuse a call so 1 unanimous, and ono which does so great an honor to me. I, thereforephereby accept the office tendered to me by these resolutions and beg that you will assure the company of my deep sense of of its kindness and my prayers to the Almighty ior iiis messing upon it. : -. , " ; - Yours truly, J. C. TIcske. not, fond parentm for "it is well with the cM& " bat I do thon knowest not now, bat thoa ehslt know hereafter." - How sweet it will be in thnt besntiful land, , . ' So free from all sorrow and pain. With Bongs on our lips and harps iu our hand, f To meet one another again. " c.-F. GEXEBAL FAYETTEVILLE UAEXET. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 18SC. . tv y r?sv : ;......tf. . w .7 A. - -.. GEO. A cf1 -r - v. -4 f u T . . . t - ass I :, m.m;w' - mm:.ai .. i .--r fl il s i-:'.!: 1' Xl;1 . f i The following is a list of the canvassers for Fayetteville appointed by the chairman : - Whi-e A HI Sloeomb, A Garrason, Joseph Atkins, A B. Williams, M. Faulk, R. G. Haigh, J R. W. Hardie, Geo. Rosenthal, L W. Clark, T.'IL Sutton, E. T. McXethan, W. H. Tomlin son, R. P. Buxton, F. R. Rose, G. P. McNeill. Colored-A. J. Chwmntt, C. C. Bell, Geo. C. Scurlock? J. R. McNeill, 'A. J.' Henderson, Thos.BroadI ot J. S." Leary, Joshua Council. We have been requested to state that per sons visiting Fayetteville from the country, who desire to contribute, can place their con tributions with auy one of the above com mittee. TV'" Gaasl far tha F. I. Xi. I. Catapaay. At a meeting of the Independent Company on Monday night, 13th inst., (the first business meeting since the earthquake), the following resolution was unanimously adopted: ResoheL That in view of the disastmna earthquake in the city of Charleston and the urgent need of its suffering people, the officers and members of the F. 1. 1. I. Company are requested to contribute to a relief fund, said contribution to be forwarded without delay to the Mayor of Charleston. Resolved, That the secretary and financial secretary be appointed to receive all cont ribu tions from the active, honorary and contribut ing members, and are requested to forward the same at once in behalf of the company. Under this resolution the handsome sum of j $123.00 was contributed by the members of the company. This is a good example for tho re6t of our citizens to follow, and if the same liberality and promptness in responding is. uni versally shown, Fayetteville will have no eanse to bo ashamed of her contribution to Charles ton" - 1 . r Maj. Courtenay, present Mayor of Charles ton, was commander of the company re pre senting South Carolina in the Centennial Le gion at Philadelphia in 1876, and waa thus thrown with the members of the Independent Company. Therefore', the handsome donation from our boys will perhaps give added pleas ure from the pleasant reminiscences awakened of ten years ago. K C." Bacon- Hojtltoand, . 10211 Sides, 10 Hams, ' .14 West. Bulk Meats 8ides. - ' 81 Shoulders. 61 Western Bacos Sides, - FJ Hams. 1C17 Shoulders. 9 Raogixo, 10 ft 12 Bekf On foot, , 23 Dressed. S96 Beeswax, 18S 20 BCTTKR North Carolina, 20923 "Northern. 35 Coffee Java, 2225 Rio. . 10812 Cottox Yarx, 85 95 Cotto Ties, 1.1591.40 t'UICKKXS, 2025 EOOS, 15900 iN. a rNunilr, (Xone.) Foddeo, new, URAIN Corn, Oats, Rye, Peas new. Hat X. Cnrolina, Northern, 40 65 50 90 - 65 40 1.0031.20 Hides Flint good, 129 13 nint dauuixed, 5 98 910 3 596 10 -8310 Dry Suit, ureen, Ieos American, Swedes, Lard N. Carolina, Western, Leather - Upper, conntry, 33 S 40 Sole, Hemlock, 23 8 27 Harness, e'utry, 23 S30 molasses, Nails (lOd baais), Pork Fn-sh, . Slew, -Potatoes Sweet, Irish bbL, Salt. SfGARS ' Coffee. Grsualated, SllEETlXOS, Shccrs, . Tallow, Wool, Spirits CornWhi-k V.1.75 9 2.00 Rye Whisk r, 1.73 3.00 Ap. Brandy, 1.75 93.00 Pch Brandy, 1.75 X00 THE HEATED TERM las passed, and I thank my patrons" for thei? efforts to aid iu closing at 7f during the trying weather. . The rest has been beneficial and much enjoyed. Now as in days gone by, ' ' " HEADaTJABTERS, GEO. A. THOMSON, . - wide open, wide awake and to the f rontwith every toothsome attraction that is known to the trade. FRESH ARRIVALS EVERY DAY. - - ' ' , ; . Special attention caljed to the extensive variety of Canned and Glass Goods. 23940 2.75 (None.) (None.) 50 3.00 90 50 5 10 NEW ADVKKTlJSlMliNTS. FOR SALE. . i . A good second hand six-horse rower St era n En gine and Boiler, in good running order, for sale cheap. Apalyto t J. N. EM MITT, At Foundry, next to McKethan's Shops, sept 16 V tf FIRE! NOTICE. FayettsvOlt Cotton and Naval Stares Market COTTON. Tlin market onened an Hondar of thia week at 8 99 cants, remaiuing on Totduy and 1 yesterday at th same price. NAVAL STOKES. Spirits was weak yesterday at 31 cents, . - " Rosin was dull, prices ranging from 53 and C3 cents for common. i Crodo TurueuthM Hard none. Yellow Dip 11.50, Virgin 12.23. .. . ' All ritizeus are earnestly requested to- have their chimneys examined ty some competent person before the full season open, as it is possible that the recent earthquake trouble tiisv have damaged the aanie. -t V JAS. 1). McNEILU sept 16 It Chief Fire Department. ' Commissioner's Sale. - I1 !' !' - Bv an order frein the Strberior Conrt of Cumber- 1 land Cotinty, in the matter of A. C ilacRae and others, er parte, on petition for partition of certain nuras, 4 wiu aeu ior casa a uic ainran nuius at Fayetteville. on Monday. Oct. 1L, at 11 o'clock, that niece i of bind Ivintf on the went side of Hillsboro street in Fayetteville, and geuemlly known as the ' foundry Lot.' It. Vi. JV A It AT, - : Cominiasioncr. t scjtlO-U Tharaaga Ulmij t be Slaslc. Attention is called to the following from Washington City. It will be noted that informa tion concerning the earthquake, "even of an apparently trivial character," is desired from very possible sources Wasuixqtok, Sept. 6, 1886. The Geologi cal Survey, in pursuance of the purpose of its Director to make a thorough .study of the phe nomenou of the earthquake of August 31st, has prepared a circular to be sent to all parts of the affected area and adjacent country, call in? for detailed information upon the subject from whoever may have information, even an apparently trivial' character, to impart. The observer is requested, first, to state his wn position, whether indoors or out, upstairs or down, whether standing, walking or sitting, Slid to dcsc.rihe the arrnnnA nt hi lnealitv. whether rocky, earthy or sandy. A Tlilaa Reveaae OSSer He. Gathers ia the Craafcst lVaUkef. , Col. J. A. Pemberton, deputy collector at this place, is "making things lively" for "blockaders" and illicit distillers. i About two , weeks ago Col. Pemberton ar rested and lodged in the Lumberton jail an illicit distiller who had been engaged in his 'crooked" work on the South Carolina line. On last rsaturday morning Col. Pemberton left Fayetteville at 3 o'clock, and after a ride of sixteen miles oyer a very rough road, suc ceeded in finding near McFayden's Springs the object of . his search an illieit whiskey distillery. The distiller, an old' Randolph blockader, made his escape. Col. Pemberton seized the still a 15-gallon concern a keg of whiskey, a quantity of mash, low wine and everything else found on the premises. ; On Tuesday night last our vigilant deputy got. the scent of five barrels of "blockade" whiskey that had just come to town in a wag on. This too was seized for "crookedness" in stamps. "v . ' , Col. Pemberton has in the last two weeks seized and detained together about 17 barrels of whiskey and brandy for violations of the revenue law. - . We will say in behalf of the Colonel, that we do not think he at all takes a delight in these seizures, but be is determined to do his duty as au officer. From present indications we think he will soon have things pretty "straight" in his territory. The Caasacrlaaa Caaaty Fair. We call attention to the proceedings of a meeting of the Cumberland County Agricul tural Society, held on Thursday last. v Several very sensible resolutions were adopted, "show ing that under its new management the Fair gives promise of renewed good work for our farming interests. First, no gambling will be allowed on the grounds. Second, no free invitations will be extended to any schools. Third, the citizens of Marlboro Co., 8. C, and Wilson Co., N. C, are invited to compete for exhibits at the next Fair. ' . . It is such a self-evident fact that gamblers and swindlers should be kept out of the grounds that no comment is necessary on this point. , As the Cumberland Fair claims to be de voted to the agricultural, and not the educa tional, interests of our people, we never could see the' wisdom of having schools on exhibi tion, free of charge. Therefore, we think the Executive Committee did right in adopting the second resolution. . It is very important that Fayetteville and Cumberland county should take advantage of the new opportunities offered ns -through the Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley and the Wilson railroads, and the invitation extended to Marlboro and Wilson counties by the Execu tive Committee is a step in the right direction, Wilmington Karket. ' ! . Sinciat Telnmut. (a Oboerrtr mud Oaiettm. WimrsoTox N. C September 15. 1886. Mid dlinir cotton steady at 81 rents. Spirits lira at 331 rents. Knain qmet at i ) cents lor (Strained and 80 cents for Good Strained. Worth & Worth. FRANK. THORNTON. .7C.S ; ,-: Attention is called to the display advertise ment of 7 Cs in this issue. Your drucsrist or country merchant has it ; if not, send to H. K. HOKNE, V . BT E. SEDBERRY, - PEMBERTON & PRIOR, T. W. BROADFOOT & CO., Fayetteville, N. C. SHRTNEITS INDIAN VERMIFUGE DE- stroyed and expelled werms thirty years ago. We guarantee it to do the same today, to the satisfaction of every one who uses it. We are elad to see the public wakirur un to tne question oi rood adulterations. U is a vital one to every home. Among the principal necessities oi tne kitcuen pure lara is para mount. Our families have recognized this in the favorite brand of W. P. Harvey & Co. It has been sold on this market a nnmbcT of years with the greatest satisfaction. It is warranted strictly pare and free from all adul teration. Every one of our retail grocers keeps it constantly on hand. -Mr. W. 8. Cook represents W, P. Harvey & Co., Baltimore and Chicago, on this market. . Unprecedented Inducements -IN- CAR1PETS Anticipating an julvnnce in Carpets, Rags, Oil Cloths, etc., L, a few weeks ago, made my selections, and secured the most extensive and perfect stock of this class of goods H has ever been my pleasure to exhibit. Heretofore I hive not possessed that ampli i 4 i' tudc of at ore room Necessary to properly exhibit and 1 .j cany such a stock tof Citrpcts as I desired. That, however, is now remedied, and with wide and spa cious rooms and lofty ceilings, I show the handsomest exhibition establishment in the Slate. ; Floor coverings of every description have mate rially advanced in the List few days, but on account of our early purchases we are enabled to offer theta at prices less than they would cost you ordered from I New'Tork.' .." ' FRAKETHORNTON. septS. . ... f V- . , , 2t WE SELTJ CLIPPER BLADES, aYeata's Dafasgs The Washington Post announces the death in Washington city, on the 6th inst., of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Sprightley, mother of the late William Harmon Bayne.' Mrs. Sprightly lived for a lonsr time in Fayetteville, and had a. lartre circle of friends. She was the wife of c? - the late William Harmon Bayne, editor of the North Carolinian, After the death of Mr. Bayne, she married Mr. Sprightley, with whom Callea ta Preach at New Braaawiek, Tt. J. The Henderson correspondent of the Ral egh .Vc ir and Obitcrvcr writes that Rev. M. V. McDuffie, of the Baptist Church at Hender- j ehe removed to Washington city, where she on, has accepted a.call lately tendered him by j has since resided. IIS Kemsen Annua Ronf iof. rhniwt nt New I nr TU OiwrhT AiaA in PittsWirnW. C... . . . v '" . 'J vm. . w V . J " , 7 Brunswick, N. J. This is a large and pros- on the 6th inst. Mrs. Overby was the wife of Pous church in a city of 20,000 inhabitants, Mr. Geo. F. Overby, formerly of Fayetteville, about thirty or forty miles from New York and had many warm friends and admirers in .this Ttlaee. She left two sons. The Record The Rey. Mr. McDuffie is a native of Fay etteville, audis well-known to most of our Naders, who will be pleased to hear of his access and usefulness in life. He Wa very loquent preacher and, - from the account tfven of his work by the correspondent; has wen doing good service in Henderson. Mr. speaks highly of her virtues and noble efforts to aid her orphan sisters and maintain her little flock until death's summons came. , Calleetiaae 1st the Cbarcbea. At the citizens meeting held last Monday a reaolntinn wsls Adopted, reouestinsr the i pastors McDuffie entered the naAtorate of 'the Baptist Tof all ehnrehes'in Favetteville and Cumber- nurch m January, 1881,' while student at land county to take up collections tor the re take. Forest, where he graduated in June of lief of the Charleston sufferers. We direct that year. During his pastorate a new brick special attention to this call, and will add hurch has been nearly completed, at a cost of that 11 funds collected will be safely for- nd 0f present members of his I warded by the chairman of the meeting, Capt. nurh sixty-eight have been added during his N.W, Ray. " Mmmistration, while in" the line of mission- f At the suggestion of the Rev. Dr. Huske, ry work he has organized a church at Middle- j the meeting decided that the time of taking nu one-near Littleton. The corres pondent says : -He is one of the ablest of 7 yuug dma of this State, and hosts of his "reJK WU1 regret his departure.? .. . . . i , , , . . . trp collections in me cnureues menuoneq above be .left to the. discretion of the pastors of said churches, so that ample notice might be given to the congregations, LOCAL TWIXKLI.XOS. Mr. G. W. Williams, of Wilmington, is in town. Col. and Mrs. J. W. Hinsdale are in Fayetteville on a visit. We refrret to hear of the sickness of Col. C. W. Broad foot- Sirs. R. F. Peterson has returned from a visit to her parents in Sunford. . - Scnppemong grapes arc corning to town in great quantities. They are selling very low. - Mr. R. M. Nimocks has laid a solid cement pave ment in front of his two handsome stores on Hay street. ' ' " - - ' Read Chief of Fire Department McNeill's notice in this issue. The matter he rails attention to is an im portant one. '-.j' T. Two more of onr Cumberland boys,, Josie Mc- Arthnr and Durald McBryde, left for Davidson Col lege on Saturday last .'i v v . On Sunday morning last at 2 o'clock fire consumed a small dwelling house in Carapbellton, near Wil liams' oQ mill. The honse was- owned by Mr. E. L. Pemberton, and was insured. ' Read the interesting letter of Mr. James D. Mc Neill, giving a thrilling account of the state of affairs at Charleston." Some idea of bow muih the sufferers need help can be there obtained. September: The delicious bivalve is in season. - The poet says, "The melancholy days, have come, the saddest uf the year." Maybe the poet was dyspeptic, and could not eat oysters. . Or perhaps he did not like them. ...... , , , W. regret to learn thnt the Rev. J. M. Beasley was stricken with paralysis on last Sunday evening. Mr. Beasley was at sapper with his fatnily, and in his usual good health, when the stroke came upon him, deadening' the left side of his body.-- Dr. Mc Duffie, his attending physician, reports him as grad ually improving,' however, and we hope to soon see him on our streeta again. s ' (. Baseball notes:; Boy will play baseball in spite of earthqaake shocks, and they, are equally as anxious to , have the resnlt of the: game announced as the grown-up players are. They have more right, to play baseball that any one else; therefore, thaOfaa tr and Gazette publishes the following fosihe bene- NEW CROP "a wwnMs a .CJUQAM BRILL Mn.Co., Tliu Company owns and oper- n , l-Patnspn atcs tnree muis . as follows: A, EUIcott Cibr. MJ.1 Mii PalJiiscD Hill B, Baltimore. Md. Casaclty Tatapsco Hill C, Orange Erote.Md.j llllm of flour depends on the proportionate quantity of id phosphate of lime. .Maryland and Virginia Wheat, The value gluten, sugar and from which our Patent Roller Flour a; are manufactured, is unequalled for the purity nd superior quality of it nutritious properties. We make Patapsco Superlative, Cape Henry Family, Bedford Familyr Patapsco Family, North Point Family, Orange Grove Extra, Patapsco Extra, Chesapeake Extra, Baldwin Family. " , aug 19 C. A. GAMBRILL MANUFACTURING CO., v 3 Caaasaerca Suwt, Balriaaara, JU. " asprMatsbfSlB. B. B. TATLOB, FATETTKTILLB, IV. C. 6m JUST RECEIVED ? o A LARGE LOT OF Twine, etc. Wrapping Paper . suitable for every business Dry Goods, Grocery, Hardware and Drugs. - Prices that will compete witlt tliose of . !any house sending salesmen to our" city. .. . . PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRIES, . ; ; - Especially when it will cost you lees than to buy the articles elsewhere.- ".'" All We ask is a Trial. V WE SELL I CLIPPER TOBACCO, WE SELL CLIPPER PLOWS. OO OKI'S Consumption, Cough, Col H. H. H or A. S. HUSKE & CO. scp( .'. j ' . . - ' '' A. TIB TOFo -Tip-Top in Style,- CATARRH CURE I m- m n t. - m- m trr l pURElsY "EGET ABLE. Tip-fop m uuality, lip-Top in .tforunansiiip, t TIP-TCP H8 1YERT : RESPECT- Solcl on its Merits. Pleasant Safe, HatDral ani Elcaeions. rosmvE axd ruuiaxEirr n aix oases of Pneumonia, - Wlioopiiig'-Cougli, Cough, ' That this applies to oar F.LLL 1793 Clrar none wui dispute, ana u mere oe any - Doooung l nomasea ' let them now be convinced. . . - The 7. L L. L with ths Us. 11 Cigar Claim ,' Superiority, and Both "are oa Hand, . - ;. "And for sale by, 'v , - A. S. Huske & Co. -Sore Throat - - Vaasl arevy slissais ssfsaa Lungs, Throat- ,,,, and air passages. v v?:-v- -..vJ'lv.:.;,- ; Your druggist will give you a guarantee. Remenaber the name, v.' " TO Such brands of . BrA 0 C -AS- - VTEDD1XG CAKE," f'TELLOW BIRD," , -MAN'S PRIDE," MATTAPOXE," "BLUE FLAO.Varo CLIFPEK,,,- . . Are forsale hy - A. & HUSKE" A CD. 8CJ)t 15 DAPER3 1iY THE HUNDRED FOit BALE i ' at lbs office of the Ob.-kbvkk akd Gazkttb at a low price. '.This will ba found; tery chesp wrapping sod waste paper for Hying down car marie-tf 3VXoTJ JblX. T sT s oo. 3,000 Tor 25 cts. IiisMce for One Bay . ''...- VOl COST TOU hnt 25 cents, and in ease of you. death by accident The Travelers Insurance Company will pay your te gul representative S:1,000; or, if too receive injuries disabling joa firora attention to the duties of your oc cupation, will raj von fio.uu per wetsaonnguie penoa oi yonruisatNiity. Beenre a uciec - f3,uuu rosnranee one montn, a.ov; one year, via. Proportioaate rates for larger and smaller amount. Every merchant should take a tkket or policy before going North for his fall stock. IL L McDUKFIE, AgentT ang 26-tf : '. -. Fayetteville, R. C. FOR RENT. ficMioa of nine BKmtlia begins sbl am sa av ta a k atais BXDIftO-. . ; sVVCr loVI- with an iutermisskm of one week at Christmas. Charge for the nine months redaoed to $180. One half payable in advance, tle other half at the expira- ratioa oi twenty weeu, woes uta Bpnng verm wux bemn. Rooms large and weQ ventilated. Coorses of stadr complete in every resnect. School thoroughly equipped for efficient work. Send for catalogue. - -, . ' J. H. z J. C. HORItXR. epts w .'!- A two story Brick Warehouse, oa Bow Street. Possession given immediately. - Apply to . JXO. II. ROBIXSOX. ' sept 2 ' V' V . . Nothing', but Leather! ill The Fa mids at btarrs The people ap syettevme uoot sua fsooe core oi a. on fair's Corner was crowded last Sutardar. the efforts which uus new Una ia making in oiTorhiff the most comfortable ana latest atvUa f ahnM at krarer nneea thaa formertv were paid for inferior goods. These shoes are nothing but lea her. not eomnosiUoa erroneous! V called, leather. Call and convince yoarself of the eorreetness of oar claims. " July 22 3m , ; 7 aept rT THE PRESBTTERT OF FAYETTE VI LLE wUl meet at Laurinburgh, RichnooiMl County, N. C Thursday beiore the first BobbaUi in October (2epi 30thi. 1&6. at 11 o'clock a. m. - . . ; - - ' J. P. XIcPHERROX, Stated Clerk. ' ' Jonesboro.X. C, Sept 9, 188G. , 3t HORNER SCHOOL, ; Hiss Mete aiii llix UtojV: , Will Reopen their School. ' T ZLiZozxdA'ar Sept. QO, IOOO. . School year will continue forty weeka . , . Coarc oftpstraetion will comprise Elementary an the Higher English Stadiea, Latin and French and a coars of Free lland Drawing. TUHI0I ta, tt er tlO per QTTAXTZi; jnmliiif as in and advancement of miniL v - : . Urs. Utley's Scliool win be at her residence, next door to Miss Cham berlain's school-room. . . Valuable Store for Sale. . If not sold, before at private sale. I shall ofcr at pablie sale, at. the Market loose ia Fayectevilta, r-t Satarday, Oct 2nd, that vaNable autre on Pen street iu Fayetteville in the Robrasrwi Block," ti w occupied bv . J. W. IloUingswortk, With WBreliu" belouguig to same.' This is one of the most deirabi? stores in Fsyettevine. is in the centre of easiness and on one of the moat important street. . .. - Terms made kpowa oa day of srpt9-t- - - -- GEO. H. HOST.. ' , - . '. - . ' -.' Attorney.'.
Fayetteville Observer [Weekly, 1880-1919] (Fayetteville, N.C.)
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