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desk is pol
ished like a
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base 9-lnca
beveled -plat
glass
in top and a
deep drawer
below. Ar
tistic French leg;
-also finished
in mahogany
J S3.05
1 T" to our speo
U ial Driee for
VLT this 910 deek.
! (Mailorders filled promptly.) -XTe
will mail anyone, free of all
charges, our new 113 pace Special Cata
Hume, containing Furniture, Draperies,
Limps. Staves Crockery. Mirrors,
lectures, Bldiur. Refrigerators. Baby '
Cat-rig s. era I I? is tlie most com
plete rKk ever puMKhect, and we pay
ill ro'tare- Our Uthofrrapbed Carpet
Ca alible. ahowi- carpets in colors, is
also vours for the asking. If carpet
gampiei are wanted, mail us 8c in
jiaaips. Tere is no reason whr yt u
ihoiilJ PflT' ynur lai d'-aler 60 pet
cent, profit when yrni can buy fn-ra
the mi l. Drop a line now to ihe
jaoney-6ave.a. - . ..
JULIUS HINES & SON,
fc Baltimore, HcL
! Please mention this paper.
""4L I PARKER'S
gL HAIR BALSAM
Sizj CTmiiih and bcuurxa ta halt
41 PronotM mnriast fTowth.
. . r Rem Pails to Beaton Qrsy
"V - -tf Hair to its Toothful Color.
Wit.1! Canes scalp dinan a htir taUiss.
Vjrn IOc.aSdti.uoat Dregjri
FAYETTEYILLE, N. 0., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1897.
i
Boniutinv f k . ft V iva . I i ' - -. , - -
.rMaaMMMaw
(Fron Than lav's Daily.)
vatkat Or TUSI02T AXD TBIUMPS Wm. J
or BBYAiriS. "And
Irynn last year
with this trloriona
Democratic inwe w. ioi .kI . wefuvewrvedthaadandjdaam-
rxxoTtxiT Accxm vx axxx.virt
- - -UU8TIB.
arranged, and
news service.
Nothing ' conlA tu I 'sham international r.!m.i.ii;. v.. Iberaot the Morainz Post, the new dallv I m. a. . .' ...
wuiumr, i. . ..-i-uum ttmm i - 4fv4M ,auM aswaa aeaiy asT ia
ananinemumpb. of loyal Democracy forRobWn ffl."'01 rooia i. . . f . 1 ruwht.MlnaMit
"pressea in the address adoDted W- na' I u vrBIUB I"iea ana
by the iJemocratic State Committee eiplesof the Chicago and State plat"
on Tuesday night. Every single thinz Vm 1 ? the Demo't- party, a
contended for by the Observer and id0Pt ".J896. ntirety; aod
ifa r j .. I wm siui support thots rjrineinl
I-," . cxprewion tnere nntil they are written in onr Uwa. '
ana nouiing vnictt they opposed. I0 , "We would be untrae to the una sad
otner woras, it recoras the rout of the I ,OT!" etttnee the Democratic cartv
v;ieveiana f osionists and the unquali- r a n r"Vir OQr IT"atst
tied victorv of tr,- wii-- ... W" uuam J. Bryan, if we
--- j rauea to express oar oonfldene. in hia
means Democratic harmony as op- honor and iiterrity and in hi. devotion
posed to "harmony" with those who 1 of bead and heart to the welfare of all
are the enemies of Democracy. In I ?' People. We emphasis toe fact
short, the Observe. Wtr. lh. our ?rStest etory was woe in the
have. rv tnir war nrvvn tfi. Ms. I x. W- . a
rf wawaa asit VUViUV
conquered peace for the Democratic
household. ;
? It is important, as we go along, to '
record the truths of current history so
that we may be guided by. th,e liyht
of a real experience. rLef us take, a;
glance at the leading incidents of the
fight which has just terminated so
gloriously.
....ni i. a. -
w" " . FavetteviUe Presbytery met la ad-
Mr. A.narews.tn man l iaornMl aainM m t Pms-..
ager, and Mr. Pence, the city editor church Thursday night to take actio.
rnUy gave proof (as editors of the oa Mr. McXel way's Tesignation and
Press-Vis Jtor) of their good breeding transact other bus! sess. :
mm all as sT-.S .
w. taimcu u journalist la I a N. Femaoa was mad
prompUy correcting a garbled extract i moderator and Srr. P. V. T. ...
stated clerk. The following delegate
were present:
': Revs. II. O Hill, D. D, A. J.
McXelwsy, J. S. Black, Hugh Craig.
C O. VardelL W. P. Thorn. H. T.
from the Observer copied from an
other paper, as soon as attention was
called to the error; and we naturally
entertain a kindly feeling towards
them. Mr. Furman, the editor. Is a
Kentucky, where "WPpeT.,n"; - f1' m' Graham. W. B. Arrowood. A. M. Ha.
iu a u a i ! Kmamaintaa. a kktt.savaw; n. ui iiiii i ni a rvi mat a s . -
'We view wiih alarm ih. a.;;L r . Vir. L, " V! V " A. McMarray.
oondition of trade and the om VZT' 1ST naro-
of aUprodoots raised bvonr oeonl! !l" an1 W do
bnt we remind thoa who heard Bepab-1 know now " PP sUnds as to
luc vticago piauorm.
Iican orators in 1890 nrediet dtra dia
aster if the Democrats were elected,
that MeKialey is President of thrae
United States and both branches of
Congress are Republican. The people
are swift to draw the proper eoocla
siont.
We thank all patriotic citisens who
lrcrass ef Ssawaaev la Xm(1aa.
Elders J. W. McUnchlia, Bethel;
G. Bule, Hope Mills; G. G. Mrrovet,
Fsyettevnie; D.,11. McNeill, Phlla
delphus. . .
i Rev. Dr. J. M. Rose of Concord
Jtery and t Rev, F. P. Ramsey of
fcbexKzcr rtesoTtery ta tha srnou cl
The importast week of the Method 1st
Coefereoea Friday was the electien
ef delegates to the Oca era! Caafereaea,
The foltowiog were eheesa i
O-rkal Dr. Joha C KOre. Dr. JL
A. Yale. Dr. T. K. It ay aad D. P. IX
OwledeJU
Lmj J ph O. Brow. Beajsaila
N. Dak., Dr. D. & Z&eos aad U
UBatth.
TboeeiereoBS whom FayetteviSe peo
ple are mere partisalarly Uterestai la
reeetved the feOowieg voteai
'CWieal-Rev. J.T.Gihhe. 24 Rev.
iff. Yi, u. uoore. 31; ttv. K. A. WU.
na. 1 Rev. B. R.Ua0, U; Rev. Dr. L.
U. PiaaH, D.
The eeeeeeafal eaadldates reeetved
the foUowieg voUet
Dr. Joha C Kilge. Vk Dr. H A.I
Tatec, 84 Dr. Itsy, 86 Dr. 8 eiadsa,
Fee Uy delegales Mr. Q. XL Kitaocks
rew4ved 11 votes, the third highest.
the two soanaafal aaadidatea vatrs
hwtac ae felWwet Jeevph G. Brew.,
Mi
Aaaataiat wra
aakiaf
tha
SFXT FREE ; '
to housekeepers
Liebig COMPANY'S
Extract of Beef
COOK BOOK-
telling how to prepare many deli
cate and delicious dishes.
iddresa, Liebig Co , P. O Box 2718 New Terk,
On the 13th of August, the fusion I joined with ns last year in carrying the
organ contained the following: lor our presidential eandHat.
. a j- . M " lnd we invite to the future CoooeiUi.f
A distinguished veteran Democrat the Democratic party -the party of the
ww..,. . "--1 peopie au men wbo believe in its
ttng w sec nuw a jusiun vj iscmocrais
BR Ckk-fccste- EscUaa :
rtntlYROYAL PILLS
It
i.Tl ICtesUs. L.DIE.
. seslsa wtta. hia. rtbbss. T.Icb
SJSCIW JtlftMl issf II MtslllS
is wampm tar jmlnliii, MiMSS sat
RsUefer T oil amsr. sy istsao
aaiwaaiMii
I PI,HL
PUiLADA-. PA-
Mra WMBM lis,
; H. W. UUy, President,
OFFICE FATETTKVILLE, N. C,
Manufacturers of "Lake George' AA
44 Sheeting. Cotton Tarn. :
CmnlierM MA Court
Office Clxrc Sttpkiob Court,
Cdmbkbxhi Couxtt. N. C
By order of the Hon. Thomas H. Bat-
ton, Judge, notice is hereby given thai a
Special Term of the Criminal Court of
Cumberland County will eonvene oa Mon-
tay, tne ztn day of uecember, isa7, at
the Court House in Fayettevilte. at 11
ocloek a. m.
CYRUS MURPHY, C. 8. 0,
Oct 12. 1897 Ex-offieio C. C.C?
Marble and Granite
ments -and - Headstones !
The public is cordially invited to visit
ay yard, where they will always finds
enoice collection of
I Monuments
Headstones
to select from. My workmanship stands
SECOND TO NONE
in the South, and my prices are as low
tin be obtained for strictly first-class
work. A large lot of DESIGNS to select
rxom. . 1 - - ,
Very respectfully,
K. JL.. KKSI8B VB-fl.
Proprietor Faetteville Marble and
Granite Works
nd Republicans to literally wibe the
Populists from the earth."
On the 24th of September the same
organ contained the following:
The Salisbury World interviewed
Senator Ransom as he passed through
for mowing Koek, and savs Senator
Ransom will certainly be fonnd in the
next campaign, and those wbo know
him predict that it will be one of the
greatest campaigns of "bis lite.
The same day the fusion organ de
clared that it was "settled" that the
Democratic organization would con
fine itself to State issues.
On the 26th of October one of the
brethren said: "The-r sized
up the situation when, it said: 'In the
next campaign the fight will be made
on State issues.' ;
On the 18th of November another
(endorsed by another) said: "Why
nject the disturbing financial issue
in our btate election, when the . re
demption of the State from the despoil-
era is the paramount, important and
vital issue?"
On the same dcy another, referring
to the recent election, said: "One
thing is seen, that wherever the na
tional issues of free silver and tariff
were vigorously kept out of question.
principles, deeire Us supremacy, and
who will assist in carrying out its poli
eifs.
"In lees than one year opportunity
wil. be given the voters to express a
firm adherence to thore principles. We
regret that the ballot box was not this
year opened to all North Carolinians.
North Carolina is now accidentally Re
publican. ' We do not believe that any
number of intelligent and virtuou men
expected or hoped for the present rule
in this State. We are sure all good
men are eager lot a change. We Lave
fallen on evil days la North Carolina.
They recall the days of reconstruction.
They demonstrate the truth that no
Sonthera State can be governed with
honor and deeensy.by the Republican
party. Too large a number of its
voters are iruorant, for the masses to
control, and too large a number of the
leaders are venal and. corrupt, to give
North Carolina good government. . We
look wit j horror upon the evile
wrought by a combination of Republi
cans and the corrupt elements of the
Populist party by means of whioh our
Legislature has become a faree, many
of our office-holders become corrupt
and criminal, and ignorance and vice
raised above .intelligence and virtue.
We denounce the efforts of this com
bination to place the insane of the
State at the merey of incompetent,
vicious and 'lustful men, and we con
demn the ehanges wrought in onr laws
wnereoy ignorant and impure men
have been r laced in control of schools,
' The London cotresDondent of the1
Philadelphia Record rives this ar I Kentucky, were present aad wert la-1 Duke, 17.
count of the changing habits of the rHted to sit la the Presbytery as cor-1 Baalifieatjoa Evssca&si Crssplet
social folk of England, which lllus-1 responding members and were Intro-1 received 3 votes foe la J delegate.
trates the tremendous strides towards I daced to the body by the moderator..
democracy la that country since, for I Wheatha Moderator eoeeladed read-1 '
example, Thackeray's day : - I log Mr. McKel way's formal leader ef I Aa iaportaat salt Is la progrwae Ve
There is much in London of to-day I resignation and asked what action the I "e the redetsl Court la WJmisgtoa
wnicn wouia make onr grandmothers Presbytery desired ta take. Cant. 8. C. I &ieh has soma interest foe a assiber
Tha Rrgistcr ef Deeds grsaU4 a
marriage, lioeaat Friday ta Mr. A.
J.McQacra sad MLMtuatkarlMMarrW
lpa.boChof Rociah..
The FayeUevCe Telrpheae aad Tele
graph Ceaapeay are aew glvieg eea-
tiseoae servaa; aaytiave, day ee sight,
with the eseeatiea ef sertaia boars
Sssday the nhe aaa ba eaed.
stare, but nothinz probably won hi
surprise them more than the change
which has come over the west end of
the town n recent years daring No
vember aod the early part of Decem
ber. May fair and Bel pa via were then
a desert of closed shatters and brown
holland there was absolutely noth
ing, from the social point of view, and
people who were obliged to be in town
at this period, owing to shortness of
money or the remissness of friends.
Rsokia one of the GHBmueiooets ap
pointed by the church to. represent 1
their cause to the Prebytery, arose aad
ia a speech of math feeliog sad elo
qaeoee eoeabetted nobly for the reten
tion of this pastor eaaeh beloved by his
church. Cept. Rekioe meet forcible
argument was that it was aawiee te
eser the eoaaeeiioa bet wee a a past or
ef FeyetterLUe people oa aaeoaat ef
relaiiaoshlp to the patties latere edi
It Is entitled the Uaited Stale vr.
Tboe. P. Deveteax. trustee, Jesses
AUis Walker. Cats D. Whiltisg. Joha
Coaaa aad wife. Eaaaab P. BoOra,
Jeaa W. BoCw, rtalt D. Walker. Net
tie C Walker, Jsalss Dsvls. ALee L.
Everett, Maria O. Walker, Maria A.
Yeatrrdsy owe of the femak kaadt
st Halt's factory got the ferriagrr ef
her right ksad caaght la tha ma
chinery ssd (t was so badly snssbed
that ampatstioa was aeceasary.
At the aaees meetief ef the Broth
erhood ef S. Aadrtw Uet t'at. the
foSawieg eSeere va elected far the
used to put up their front room shut-1 aad his charge who hae jest began to I Fotgate, Fred Feagata, Mary D. Oil, I taeaieg Tear t J. A. Worth, Direetar;
tera, and if you happened to meet know each other well aod whoa love I Norwood Giles, gaardiaa, Mary P. Da. I Andrew Broadfeot. Vaea Director,
foVTcoJnoof d.S:-3 l" ' f ". JiM W. Da-U. 8. Daaka. IWrvUry ,4 T,
know. I His description of the silken eord I George Davis, Jr PlaU W. Da via.
!. . j i j 1 . . . .IT : . t r. a i;u tv..:. t .
... -..- v., v, . . n V At Ut last oevtJag of tW board of
great cable of affect 10 a which finally Davis, guardian. Henry D. Walker, I j, mt aIiju 1 v. .
v j . .t. - . j a.:. 1 jir.i. nr -x-.rv. nr n w . n 1 - -
etnas ioe paMi pw)iiM ni n auavr. I AVi-V Iar loaaLaia tklarwd lw4asv the
gar ta the
The leersavawd etat af eseass af tar-
tar. the he Ugredieat af a pare hak
tag pawier. hae laataeed soais saaaa-
taatarswe la eeaatMaie harat eiaaa
(vhaeheoate Vat three awatsaaaa4)
sagaty ev whaCy U lsa UeW. sitk-
lag a very law seat hat asvhaUaoav
hasia g aewden aad t facts aie
taeea thins ieiene sawders try
lasaeeeaeat af a lewar pries, aad by
talee rseteesauusasi as ta thear ka
g t el teats aad saraU-s valsa,
Oar sat saw s eat eay'i."H are aea
tisaeaeiy ware eg Laa eahoe araat
the ee e eiaaa haiuag paw dare,
! af the aaaheaswaeaa ca&uee
rtuea they twrpert ta Iha taa-i. Dr. J.
W. MaJea, Pre, ef CaeaMstry at iha
Catversity ef Yirgiaisv, a eeaeetMS of
tea very kifheet. rweatalaea hath U
Uks aaaatry aad a We A. aha has
is Is aa eaa beeai s ea4 ethseatlea ta
veeuraiaea eg the eahet, earn "I am
aeeadecJy af eyaaaea laat beta the ea
seeee (aiaai) ttjmt aad the t ea se etc
twahaea a civee rse la eeares eg
aaakieg Waaa. are sarieea a heaah,
aad aa thai as is eat tag tees the he
ef each teed s 1 1 1 an run as ehee4 aa
seeiury greeeda be cectietiaj by
lew.
whaa aa aaiaavwy ea w3 ki
atgtry rsepinsi as Dr.
every aeaeeW e U
ta bar pewer ts laaara her fasay
easiest the aaa ef theee aaagersas
gaosla.
It weeli be e,e la'seit'i ta give
the naavae af the siaai bakiag pawaers
is the market, bat the aUager trees
eJsss waald seaes U he eenoee aad
aUrwosg. hums ef thr prsensissa
ia alseeet every 1 1 n 1 ia steak. Oaa'
eraty epeakiag. they are eaU at a lewer
prtee. Baenuejaa. aiseeee eC
Nowadays all this is changed Pic
cadilly and Bond street swarm with 1
carnages, the theatres are full of well-
known faces, the dubs sre even fuller 1
than ia the season. There are even
some evening receptions snd ante
Christmas dances, while the smart
restaurants, formerly non-existent.
now prove their ratsoa d'etre by the
number ol pleasant little dinners, which
take place at one or other of these
bright reorts-. alike on week dava and I
Sundays. Then the skating rinks, of
which there are severs!, now patron
ized by the smartest people, evidence
to any one looking ia between the hoars
01 rive and seven, that many well-
known people find Loodoo a desirable
piece, even in what was once styled
"drear November."
lee deary te cake sad rpaU. they are
pat sp aa tetlW. Cede Ua careens
usees aad ae a avail er af safety. PreL
Jte2st ravers the ee ef the we4 keewn
bread af bakiag pewder, Koyvd. whaaa
his teats have shews, ha s.rt, ta be
maae rross the ssaat heeJUiai seele
rvaia. eatireiy tree frees alaai aad every
Man trail
lent city Ion 0 tales
msdehrrt.
targe Democratic gains attended the I eonrts, prisons and asylums. These
! . I st aaa t Vi ai wmm' m Klsa aAnsaaaeHAae $
WaUh Seats the 1
contest.
.'Another said: "If you wish to find
Democracy still in its purity, come to
We have it moulded
by Vance and strengthened by native
vigor and patriotism," aod, on the 25th
of November, referring to Chairman
Manly' s call of the executive com
mittee, said: "We think that no mat
ters ofgreat importance will be dis
cussed on that occasion. We trust
that they will find it expedient to
adopt no policy or suggestion that
may be offered."
Against all this and an unlimited
quantity more of the same kind, the
Observer said: -
"The only practicable plan for get
ting enough whites together to win, is
to hive them 00 the Chicago platform.
That is the Democratic dootrin- and
good enough for - onr former.. Demo
eratie friends. As to the other whites
are the inevitable eonsequenees of Re
publican rnle. The Democratic party
promises the people 00 its teturn to
power to correct all these abuses. It
will guarantee every citizen his right,
but it demands that virtue and intelli
gence shall rule the State. It will re
store to the white women of the State
the security they felt under the twenty
years of Democracy inaugurated by
the immortal Vance. To the accom
plishment of these ends let every pa
triotic citizen rally to the white man's
party. 'To-your tents O! Israel I"
WHIRS OmClALPL USD LB. BK1QS3
We have lately had a good deal of
light abed opon the methods of the ofi
eial elsss of Spaniards in the accounts
that have eome to us of Wejlet'e course
iaCuba. He is said to have left that
unhappy island with an enormous for
tune, the result of converting to bis
own nse a large part of the pay and
those who bave always voted with I supplies intended for the army. His
T. B. NEWBERRY,
Thornton Block.
- A representative and well established
hoane in Fayetteville extensively engag
ed in the furniture business is that of
Kr. T. B. Newberry, located on Hay
street, in the Thornton block. The pre
sent store oceapied compiises two floors.
20x100 feet each. He has been establish
ed since March, 1897, and has built up a
Iftrge and constantly increasing trade.
Bere is handled a large and- most com
plete line of medium and high grade
inrnitum, carpets and mattings, toilet
sets and house furnishing goods of all
kinds. This -is a reenter installment
the neeroes there is but a handful of
them who desire white supremacy, if
there are any."
Instead of the do-nothing policy ad
vocated, as above, m the name of
Vance, the real voice of Vance spoke
in tne eommiuee s meeuog ana con
trolled its . action. In other words,
the progressive . instead of the ' eon
servative" plan prevailed. .
A sub committee consisting of chair
man Manly and Messrs. Winston, Ashe,
Webster, Klnttz and Hale reported the
following address intended to open the
way for the re.union of the two wings
of Vanee's victorious Democracy- which
the committee adopted and has issued:
The Aiaress.
subordinate officers, of course, shared in
the plunder in some degree, after the
manner of 8herman's bummers but
the bulk went to headquarters. That
is simply a vsristion of the Boss sys
tem, which is said to bave so eanched
Croker. and whioh ' causes the eost of
government and of living
York to be so much greater thaa in the
cities of the progressive nations of Eu
rope.
. Under the head of the 'Passing of
Spain," Tk Outlook gives a picture of
the mother eountry of Cnba which sup
plies a companion piece to what we
have been hearing from the colony.
Says The Outlook:
Soain'a mineral wealth ia trreater
than that of almost any other Euro-
. . I nam MinntrT! 80 nr cent, of her soil is
representatives of the Demo- koned aproductive. and her varied
" : . . . . .a
Ex. U. 8. Senator Walsh, ef Georgia,
aa onr readers kaew, has just bees
elected mayor of Augusta. Deis a silver
msn, a Bryan man. aa editor of re-
uowd, aod a hater of bosses. He thas
peaks to the Atlanta Constitution of
his victory aad hw be won it t
I consider the result an expreesioe
of the will of the people. 1 have ad
vocated reform ia municipal affairs
and fought the trade aad barter of
city offices. I bave attacked the flag
rant partisanship of city officers. I
was the candidate of the -people of
Augusta; uy victory I attribute to an
expression of the will of the people to
sustain me in the stand 1 have thus
taken. I bave never bad aay doabt
but the majority of the voters would
appreciate the wisest course. Against
me was arrayed the whole- city gov
ernment. I bad to light the aaa
rbioe. It was a battle from the be
ginning. I feel pleaeed that my friends
were so loyaL I-wish to thank them
alL I shall give my utmost endeavor
to put in practice all the principles I
have advocated. I shall try to do
what they demand."
I , . 1- . 1 , I O V T J 1 J : ft t as I - w
eica iuoumj aai us uaTBiir ureses 1 oaraa wsunj, iwviti. jeery X I t.ir vi. I. r.r,.
wss lodaed beantifuL Cap'. Raakiaa I Walker. P. B. Maaalsg, geardles, aad I wem fccttaia will be a alike the
a a a . awa . . a I If erv mw a I
epeeca naa a gnat cueci epoa tee aiary v. r.aiaer. eat dtv fonntalaa ia that It will
The ease lavolvrs the title te SentVs
Island, or Bald Head, sear the saoath
of the Cape Fear. The Ulead 1 12
as ilea square aad very vsJaable.
The Wilmington Meeseeger says:
The eaeae is a salt la equity bvoegbt
I by the Usited etalas la fnresloee a ded
Mlet treat exeeatad la 1320 by Joha F.
Borgwia, 10 iteaerat woeepa u. ewirt,
of the Uetted Btatee eagiaear eorpa, te
awe ore the Uaited Stalee tor a debt due
thees by Baej. Semite aad treats for
ether parties deeUred la said deed.
The del eadaaU reet the claim ef the I virgla loagleslpUt.
wsiiivw tsiis tavaa aaoaw I
aa exeeutiea sale aad sheriff's deed I K
'l JIT.' CoLW.M.A-Sro.
sisjer -oae iw. - I Thuradsy by Constable
viwa iiaM avava eie aeare aava oeea
la the eel eel ponsaaioa of the leads la
II aa mamj te aa-Uh a eU a4 aat ae
te (4 rt e H af ywe e aa 1 a 1 eerty m
Aaestaeat te Plaa ef OrgtBltitiea.
The following rrsolatioc, offered by
Mr. II. S. 8tevens, of Duplio, wss
ia New I adopted by the Democratic Exeeative I tive.
Committee at their meeting on the
30th ulU
That all white electors who tateod
to vote with us in the next election,
and wbo desire the re-establirhmeat of
Anglo Saxon supremacy and honest
government in North Carolina, are
cordially invited to participate ia all
of our primaries. '
a grvet effect
delegates and especially the large aaa
ber of interested spectators present.
He wss followed by Rev. Mr. Craig,
who spoke a favor ef diseolviog the
pastoral relatione,
Rev. Dr. Hill then arose and ia a
powerful speech ef clear aad laeid ar
gumeat, the key-note ef which
"duty," fa voted grantiag Mr. M Eel
way's requeet He stated that as either
Seperiatondent of Home Miswees or
editor of the Presbyterian Mr. MeEel
wsy's influence would be greater thaa
aay pastor's la North Carolina, aad
when both of these positions were pro
posed to be combined la a ma a of Mr.
McEalway'a ability it would be folly te
prevent It.
the other eommiseioaer appointed by
the church, followed, aod la a abort
speech preeeated his aad his eherah s
ease naost concisely aad poietedly. Mr.
G. G. Myrover alee made a few appro
priate remarks. .
Mr. YtcKtlway'a speech la "de
fence' of bla action wss superb aad
when at Its conclnsioa Rev. Mr. , Var
dell asked him to state to the Presby
tery whether or not he kit la bis heart
that it was his Christian duty ta take
the step he pro poet d. and McKel way
answered ia a clear voice, but with
much emotion. "I do," the scene wss
most impressive.
The question wss then put "Shall the
pastoral relations between Rev. A. J
McKelwty and the Fayetteville church
be dissolved to take effect January letj"
all the delegate with the exception ef
Mr. O. Q. Myrover, repreeeeticg the
Fayetteville church, and Rev. Mr. Hes
se!, ot Dsnn, answered ia the sffirma-
Th I Oaa Maaae Uafi Cfw
swaps. eeaSa. Seecliiias.
eU tare eed laa-t trceVsw. U
seat te take, safe la aee aad eat te
tore Eaoe.
letter
lea satk-w mt rwt
Mr. G. W. Lake irorived a
yeatcrdsy fjrota ear farmer
rut, Mr. Grenaniyrr, who Is la Loa
IsUaa ercklag a aaltable sfte far a
I amber miTL Mr. Greaamyer says
that be la Ulakisg of locslisg at
LrcsvilU, oa the H. CP. & G. rail
road which road reus far a hraadxvd
miles though a sBaguLScrat farest of
A 1 I if I i 1 rvr.
Ceaearwta Caady CaOWlU. the meet
wis I ufal ai at, 1 anal i niary aw U sea,
plawaaat ead retreat tag ta tsa sels. eat
sweuv ee4 pesaaeaay a. Xawya. aver
ee4 tiaiaa. elaaeasig tea eaawa ijniea.
Jisrl - -' - - ft, ... - - ft,A
PVaaae
bey aad try a Wtaf CCC ta-dar.
EV ae .aw km. tWd a4 rearaeid k eara
eyaaeagzlate. fteidVy A. g aetaerry
Thuradsy by Constable Msaltsby
oa a bail warrant sworn oat by Mrs.
H.MsD. Roqinsoa, Eeo-,1 eoatrovervy. elaimieg Uses aa their I M. O. Denver. The mxa la charxrd
own aad that the Uaited States have
ae riiht te the foreclosure ef the deed,
aad also epoa ether grenade.
Baby ine!
eat sM luted .,
rawele
Thetr
4 Breve Talk.
rith
offer
chasers.
-THE
"The
KAtt : Ji-.tr m u M" I inUtft the Democrat or ner Bisieri :.Mi.HMi nswv.na Thsar hnni h.n
- Ul MUtCB, tTlbL'cr iUT OIMU UI VU I . ... . a m al. I KllVUIlUllil V a VW MVae
jeekly or monthly payments. Mr. New- States, wno, wun a nrm " " r no considersble war since the dsysof
wrry bays his goods from first hands for I principles embodied in tne ynicsgo Napojeon to waste her resources, and
e8h, and is thereby always enabled to J platform, have won splendid victories heir eoaphical position has so pro-
extra pnee inducements to pur- for the people. tA K-r th.t .h has been snared the
aTn reminintr at the success of the I ,. n.nii;iiiMifar flaetaand stand-
A. sijv. p - . I KSWeW vm. VV U'lataa. vs
Democratic patty in the late elections, armies which other nations have
we remind the people that Democratic nad to meet. But, in spite of all this,
majorities -were Isrgest, and Republi- sne u to-dsy stricken, bankrupt, and
can majorities were smallest, in those impotent, with debts which she ean
States where mat piaiiorm waa iu 1 never meet, witn tne nigues. t-aio i
issue. It is a signincani last mat illiteracy in Europe, excepting mat 01
Democracy was defeated in the States I Portugal and the Italian islands, (in
where' local concerns were auuwou au lssa lne latest date tor wnicn ngarrw
overshadow the principles of the ParT-1 ean be found, 715 per cent, could
Democracy ia for all the peopie. xne neither read nor write,) ana wunout
recent MnM"-. -1 Amm, fV. ln,. ki. -.j
rn w," . form their belief in bimetallUm. their - From 1800 to 1877 the annual in- deuenment straignt ror tne nearest
Collects Notes and DnittS '!D"' oatf- As be approached
i I UUK" "rr- . , , I - 1
nrAAda and Drsctioes, ana, aoove an, Der eenU
iu;. hsfrori at -- tne tyrannous koiu i waa one-hair or 1 ner cent, per annum
atAndard.- They show that they willhrne rate for England for the period
Bank of Fayetteville j
PAYETTEVIIiliE, N. C.
Does a General . Banting Easiness
DECEIVES DEPOSITS
SUBJECT TO CHECH
free. "Uodrr the Sed Craseeet.
"I never in my life saw a msn
such a magnificent physique. He
very handsome, splendidly proportion
ed, and of astonnding physical strength.
A few days before I met him he bed
been the hero of a feat about which
all the troops in Nish were still talk
ing. ' It seemed that Abdul Ksrim
Pssbs, the Commander in Chief, while
inspecting the troops one morning,
essually expressed a wish that he could
capture a Servian prisoner from the
Servian lines.
beard tne rem arc. roue op, ana salut
ing, asked to be permitted to get the
commander a prisoner. Abdul Kerim
wonderingly gave the required per
mission, and Ahmed Bey, without
another word, wheeled bis charger.
Rev. J. S. Black accepted work In
the group of churches Sardia, Sum
merville. Flat Branch. Barbecue and
Spout Springs.'
St. Panls. ML Tabor. Philadclphu
and Lnmbertosi charches were consti
tuted a pastoral charge and directed
to employ a pastor at as early a day
as practicable.
Rev. II ugh Craig was elected chair
man ol the committee oa the Bible
cause.
Rev. F. P. Ramsey of Ebencxer
Presbytery was granted permission to
labor in the bounds of the Presbytery
until the next regular meeting. He
will devote a part of his time to teach
ing ia Raeford Institute.
TW Bla eM Ca
The suit ef Underwood and McNeill
Ahmed Bey, who over-1 vs. the Drummoad Tobeeeo Company
Uper eenLn
ror lue oemem vieevioe vpvytu uiw va
him, hoping to drop him on the wing.
Payable here and at all Banking Points
in North Carolina,
AT SEASONABLE CHAKGES, j
and remits promptly for all collections.
Capital Stock - V- : $Z50,IB1.
B"No deposits reecved on interest,
t H. W. LILLY. President. !
a. a. M.cKTiiAKr vice rresi.,
J. u. H AIGH, JO., uasnier.
ayetteville. N. C. "
i Farm for Sale. ;
1 IHIU uiuioia J
1 am a wm
.. ' . .nn fnr tha
y Farm and Beaidenee located about orai; Who wss n ... . dranenaia and chronic
ne ro e an . hlf from FavetterillC. I nhieaero DlallOrm anu iua I - nrl hrnainir
oout one hundred acres. Two hundred I wno stood on it.' ; - " I DeWitt'e Little Early Risers, the famous
res adjoining ean be purchased. The I ..jjo less significsnt i the I tact t nat 1 j fof ttomach and liver trou-
anil ,a 1 1 1 ..j a. - ! - . n . I . . . 1 'CftAA. N AW Y lf K I . . XT ... . T n
. -V .mw.m 7 I fnjl DMIU1D Uft ftWV ' . 1 UiHSW . . . l. w
"Q, oatR. frnits nA nMtahaa. Qoou 1 7 r 7fnnO maioritv SSI
in-.. .nhmit tn the robbery of
trusts, the domination of bosses ana
the oppression ot tne money fw.i.
The condemnation of the hypocrisy.
and falsehood ol tne nepuoiican panj
is crashing. . . u..v..
"It is eaualiy pronouncea, wuum
f f .... 5 Um wheat
we near h, iouu u - -
floida of Ohio and Iowa, or struggling
most nearly corresponding to the last
decade was 11.65. Russia alone, with
her vaat stretches ot arctis steppes to
h taken into account, has a lower
aversge density of population than
SDein. The latter has but 88 inhab
itants to the sauare mile: the average
for England is 497. The Bpenisn noiasi
to dsy are vacant, the towns so strange-.
for utterance in the wealth eongeeted j j empty that they eeem unreal.
centre or -r , ."pj," Yet thia is the nation which, four
000 Snrality-a candidate whose only hundred years sgo, ruled the seas.
wjbsi T SS VW SI IAfTt I . wjwawaaaawawswaswawsawaawJs
campaign uiien.n0w. Um. M. B. Ford. Ruddell's.111.. suffsred
But Ahmed Bey galloped on unharmed
having deliberately . marked oot one
sentry tor his prey. The sentry emp
tied bis rifle at the audacious horseman
in vain, and too late started too run.
Ahmed Bey swooped down upon hint
like a spsrrow hawk upon a landrail,
and bending down grasped the man by
the collar in aa Iron grip aad flung
him without an effort aeroes the saddle
in front ot him. Then he galloped
back agaio, bending over hia horse's
neck as the bullets whistled over his
head, and delivered his bewildered
prisoner to the iurxiaa eommsnuer
amid the delighted shouts ot the whole
detachment." - .
for $30,000 aad Interest, balance dee
on parehase money for the Underwood
cigarette machine aad which waa to
bays been tried la BL Louis oa the 20th
losL, bas been earn promised.
Dr. MsNaiil returned frost St, Loais
Friday morning, and ox pre ean himeelt
as satisfied under the elnamstasees
with the result. Messrs. McNeill and
Underwood have been pat to great ex
pense aad trouble oa aaeoaat of the
breach ot contract by the Drummoad
Company.
We bave authority for stating that
tha sum received by Messrs Underwood
and McNeill is more thaa $12,000 aod
and leas thaa $20,000.
Mies Lou Hawley baa retaraed ta
Newark, New Jersey.
Mies Nellie Da Vase, of Feleee, is
vleitisg Miss Oeorgie Eiaks, ea Oreea
Jadge R. P. Baxtoa aad Iaae Mar
ebisoe, Esq., are atteediag Harnett
eoesty court at LiHiagtoa,
Mrs. J. M. Clark baa retaraed frees
Greeeebore aaooea pealed by Mies
Mamie Yost of that place.
Mr. W. N.. Williams, who as bee
sick with fever foe the past two weeks.
Is coeval seeing, we are glad ta leare,
The Mextoa eorrcepooieet af the
Lessbertoa Robeeonisa eaym CoL
Frank Blount of FsystteviQe waa ea
oar streets Thursday."
Mrs. D. H. Bell has rvtsrsed to ber
home la YelJaleta, Ge. eeeompeeied
by Mrs. Colombia ToUr aad Mr.
Eagvae Maultsby. .
Mrs. J. J. Jacksoa. of PitUbora,
whobsa beeo visiting ber sister, Mrs.
J. H. Came ta 71st, retaraed heme
Satarday moraisg.
Cent. H- T. Thesspeoa, ef tha Dar
licgtee bar, son ot ex Gov. Tboapeoa,
of South Catoliaa. paid the Owuvxn
office a pleasant call Satarday arernlag.
Proprietor Lyon aad epeeial hunts
man Bragg, ef the .Red 8 prion Hotel,
were la the city - Fndsy te uneet
a party ot north era busters who are te
be the guests ot the botsL
Mr. aad Mrs. Theodore Marburg aad
Mrs. YieUr Oraierer, whe bave bee
speodiag several dsys very pleaeaatly
with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Liny on Hsy
with aitrsoptiag ta leave tha Stalt
without pejisg Mrs. Drsver a ta
board, tall. Ta coioasti ears MU i
Georgiea aad bas bee here tha past
SBoeta trrisg to organise a fraternity.
lie was seat to jail upoe failure te
give bond.' t
Tha North Caroliaa lVrabyteriaa
Pablisbiag Com pa ay of Gaaiktte,
baa beta Incorporated by tbt Sacrtlary
of State, for a period of thirty year.
Its capital stock, divided lata shares
of fioocach, la to be id.ooo, with
privilege of lacrrasisg to fioo.ooa
The baalacaa of the com pas y abaS b
the paUicslioa of a weekly rtligioas
arwspaper kaowa as the North Caro
liaa Ftvabrtrriaa aad also carrying oa
a general priatiag aad paUiahisg
busiacaa. . '
Tbt lacorporators are Rev. A. J.
McKalway, j. W. Stagg aad J. R.
Uowvrtoa.
Vl j f
The Beet Salve ie the werld far Cats,
Braleaw, Serve. UWra. Beit Raeam.
Fever Swree. Tetter. Chspped ileaae,
ChUtlaiae, Cwae. ead all kia Ersa
lleas, sad poastivaJy eeree Pslea.ee aa
pay rvqekrwd. It as gaaraataed te
aire perfart satMaetioa er secosy re
feeded. Priee SS eeais pe box. Fee
saJe by B. E. Bed berry A Seas.
: . "i9
yvr2 ).-v 1 a. wSvi'a
" sawswawaav awaw
Every othrr
feels aa iadc
acribaUe dread
of the paia aad
dxaftr attend
ant upon tbe
soost CTitjcal pe
riod ef her Lfc.
Becoaiar
toother should be
a scarce of joy
to alL but lb
uSeriap" aad
dinger of tbe ordeal make
ha aalkipatioo ooe of euaexy.
MOTHER'S FRIEND :
Is tbe remedy which rclaeve
women of the great paia aad auf
Icrinf incident to raslcrnity; this
boos which ts dreaded aa womxa's
severest trial is aot ooly raadc
eaialcis, but all tbe danger is re
moved by ita use. Those who use
this remedy are no locrrr do
tpoadent or gloom v; aerrousaezs
eauaea and other cLrtrcssiofj coo
diuoos are avoided, the ryttcm it
made ready for the coming event,
aad the serious accidenta so coo
moo to the critical hour are
obviated by the use of JrUthaea
Frtead. Hum Ucug U
lixomKrmJiaaarjrwsaMa.
eaaaa try sbaU eaa twawie mt awvee.
fill a -r'aii'a. 'i i aesstarTasty
tw aasrrtxa srarurea re. n
Dawt Taeaaaw
a e4 hi
Away.
Tear lift
&ter and a desirable place.
J' I tbe people of, the
Good 1 7". tA ' t,T
Apply to "' - - .he Court of Appeals, a
One Minute Cough Cure cures quickly.
E. S. SAUNDERS, 1 I '"'"'ZZl.ht .nnnort bv an-1 ThaVs wnat you want! .. KntaBaoa.
Weev bilious or costive, eat a Cas
caret candy eathartic, sure guaraateed.
0t,tf,
If you waat to unit tobaeee aalag easlry
aad forever, be aaada weLL etroec atae
etie, full ef new IK aad vigor, take No-Te-Baa,
the woadeewwrker that saakes
weak saea strong, ataay gala tea aveads
la tea days. Over 400,000 eared, bay Ne-To-Eae
from year owe dracxtat, whe wiU
gusraatee a cure. Booklet aad sauspie
xAilad' free. Addrees 6UrUng Besaedy
GeChloaceee New lark. Sold by 8. -1
Sedberry k Boas.
mount, retaraed te WUmiegtea There-1 fr "
Meeers. WUhsm Feadrieb aad Doe
Duffy, whose visit ta Mr. Paul 81oeomh
bas beaa a very pUaeaat eee, retaraed
ta Peaarylvaala Tharsday. Come
agaia geatlemea aad yoa wiU find the
latch string oa the eat aide ef ear door.
Rev. Dr. J. M. Rose has retaraed te
Morgantoa. Beeore lea vis g Mr. Rose
received a telegram from Morgantoa
stat Is r that the Preebyterlaa eh s rah
at that place, ot which he is pastor, lost
severely by the failure ot the Piedmont
bank.
Tbe 8 parte a bo rg Herald has a long
and glowing aaeoaat ef a dance aad
reception give Mooday eUhtbyMr.
aad Mrs. Tboe, L. Geff. of that city.
Mr. Ooff la pleasantly remembered la
Fayetteville aa la also a daaee be ease
gave bere.
tal erveeetSewa
wWw e aaava
TW ewreiy Is
Te ike tt
yeer tteeal
WW e wiae aaao ve-
a eiaaa amn e
araM art M esirtake
jim: kw
i
teat a mt
Pfaaai, ibwIiI ala
rr ft iw Waa mt Ikw iwri
aua If a
dxtaavd by (
a aanwara a a bv fH ee
mt aw tail te de tt"f rrraW awt. fee raw
W vrrtaie Ua aaartataa wors. la Wswwd
ar aa
If
rswaaipaaiaa ere p'T Ma e waraaira
Uet the rawaay ef aaisaae daw aaa Ie nam
e aiwick fcs- ,
Ta erabe Ut te ae Is e I 1
attly tomty the rysaraa watfc tw. rwwal
Coidrw feldsnU Dasfiary It vttalsw aw
tesieural ls ewuaw te a.. H It a taw
Ike liwv fee aiis-r mm all tl.
ti ree t r
PROnSalOXAL CARDS.
WAsaa-eri una waAtaae.
STJEcnisoH tt rorr,
llzuji n! tnTn il Uy,
. yaiaiumxa. s. c
ED. R. UacKETHAn.
Attorney and Cotmaellor
wanrTTarrttvub st. c
J. He MARSH, II. Da.
rilTSICIAN and 8 URGE OX
OSeet X. L Gsraee Market Beware.
FAT K IT li VILIsE, W. c.
ia a. sTswrea, baa raoaau
aad iwre to rtc. red. fermMky
tfialii aevwtite. r4 sUrrstsosv,
aiwarelar Krrar A-
n i. kf watnaf Se the earrv
atiaMtaw ad aaalsrtrectA tt a Wlttf lka
wd hwrr ea e-aae kraae as
by Ow wraAral in nirsv
Cwswysswasc- aiwr asaka
MVkal rf IM r a isvsl um
- I m ss svr, r" smll.
Aerflt.
iii. mm, .
SE2TrXST8t
rsriTTaTitta, su i
aa. a. a. raTTsaeosu aw.j.a.tirra
imt ai
The agrieultaral department reports
thai the sales of tsrtilixers this a at am a
I are S3 IS per eeaL greater thaa they
wtra a rear agu.
ksis.i.1 prwmsi
lsawiUaUstaiaaaewaaaf.
br.wvr a l m as sssss- tft rwi I
CHlia Merml I t Msmi Uks U I ill
aarwS Srasa lw aa a) ftmsa
OmCXi Ovw? Baavk ef yayaetevCTa,
A eere ead serwaaeet eev bar eematfesv I imwiirrrr w a
Doe aa tw. rstree s r una a n -Is
s graCe UaaUre, twe a avud enWue,
ae OA in i ad rtresst
i I
Si
I
4 i
M
lis
Kov. 23, 1897,
FayetterUle, N. C. I statesmaB wuv -