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THE OBSERVER. IT WAS A CLEAR CASE OF SUICIDE FAYKTTEVIIXE, AUG. 24, 1905. We desire alive agent and correspond ut at every iiostoltice in Cumberland nd adjoining counties. Correspondence on ill subjects' of local and general interest and opinion upon matter! of public concern, are invited. The editor will not be responsible for the views or statement of correspon dentsand reserves the right at all times to revise or correct any article he may think requires it. Correspondence for the Weekly Obser ver should reach the ollice not later than Tuesday. One side, only, of the paper must be written on ana thereat name of the writ er accompany the contribution. ,No at tention will be paid to anonymous letters. The date on your label tells you when your subscription expires. Ueceipts for money on subscription will be given in change of date on label. If not properly changed in two wee'.s notify us. INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. H. H. Cook Sale Under -Mortgage. Q Jessup Dry Goods Co Dress Goods. M . L. Courtney Fall and Winter 1H05. Fayetteville Furniture Co-We Will ODen Ud. etc. HollingBworth & Co All Low Bhoes At Cost. - Marriage Sumday. Mr. Geo. H. Tally and Miss Annie Lee White, of Seventy-First township; were married Sunday by the Rev. D. N. McLean at the latter's residence on Haymount. The bride is one of the prettiest young ladies in her neighborhood, and the groom is a prosperous young farmer. 1 The Barnes and Strange Company. A correspondent at Dunn says: The Barnes & Strange Co., com posed of J. D. Barnes, of Dunn; C. H. Barnes, of Jacksonville, Fla., and John K. Strange, of Fayetteville, has loca ted a stave factory on the Cape Fear, near Averasboro. They will manu facture white, oak staves and pine and oak lumber. Duke will be their shipping point. Big Shipment to China. The Erwin Cotton Mill, at Duke, in Harnett county, Saturday shipped 500,000 yards of cloth to Shanghai, China. Death of Mr. Daniel McDIarmld. The correspondent from Rocky Mount to the Presbyterian Standard (Charlotte) of 16th inst. says: "The Rocky Mount church, and particularly the Joyner, Mission, is greatly bereaved in the decease of one of its most faithful members and Sunday School teachers, Mr. Daniel McDairmid, who fell asleep on the 4th of August and was buried from the Presbyterian church." Mr. McDiarmid was a fine charac ter and exceptionally popular. He was a pupil in the Fayetteville Mili tary Academy under Col. Drewry and later on spent a year or two in the Lumber Bridge Academy under Prof. J. A. MeArthur. For several years he has been in business in Rocky Mount. He was married the latter part of May. Funeral ol Mrs. Mortimer Martin. The funeral of Mrs. Mortimer Mar tin took place Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock from St. John's Episcopal Church, the services being conducted by Rev. F. N. Skinner, in the pres ence of a large congregation. The in terment took place in Cross Creek - Cemetery, and the grave was banked with many beautiful floral tributes. The pall-bearers were ! Messrs. J. K Hawley, H. C. Bash, A. R. Williams, W. N. TiUinghast, Jr., J. W. Tilling hast. lames Gainev and Thos. H Hale. Thus is laid at rest a young woman of more than passing worth. She was endowed with many excellent virtues morally and intellectually, and held a strong place in the affections of those who knew her well. May her short life here be an exnmple of enduring value. Pulled Trigger with His Toe. Acting Coroner Dr. John C, Dye returned Friday night from the scene of the tragedy near Graham's bridge in the upper end of this county, and in which Mr. lvrastmus Jackson lost his life. .. . Dr. Dye summoned a jury, com posed of Messrs. Herbert DcDonald and James Hall, of this city, Charles McLaurin, D. D. Capps, McMillan and one other person, name not re membered. After examining the body and the scene of the tragedy, the jury rendered a verdict that the deceased came to ms aeatn oy a ; gun-snot wound inflicted by himself. Dr. Dye found the top of the man's head en tirely blown off, with nothing but a speck of brains and rag gun-wad left in the remainder of the skull, From the evidence given, it appears that Mr. Jackson had been acting queerly for- a year past, and had threatened to take his life several times before. About 10 o'clock Thursday night he acted so peculiarly that he frightened all the members of the fam ily out of the house. He then got an old-fashioned one-barrel squirrel gun and loaded it with a big charge, went out and sat down on the piazza, pulled off his shoes, and rested the stock of the gun on the ground, placed the muzzle against his right temple and pulled the trigger with the big toe of his. right foot. The effect was to blow his head literally to pieces. He kept his hat on, and it was found some distance from the body, riddled with shot. Mr. Jackson was a prominent sanc- tificationist, and his death has caused a profound shock among that sect, who are attending the great meeting which is in progress nearby. File Denies. The Raleigh News and Observer of Sunday contains the following telegram: Denver, Colo., Aug. 19. Just re turned from Great Western gold mines. Reports about the company being in hands of receiver and insol vent are a pack of lies. W. P. Fife. The Governor's Coming. The committee of colored men hav- lne in charge the arrangements lor the visit to the city of Governor Glenn on Friday, the 25th inst, report satis factory progress. Indications point to a large gather ing ot the most industrious and pro gressive colored people from Cumber land and surrounding counties. The Governor will reach the city at about 11 o'clock a. m. Friday, Aug. 25, on the train from Red Springs. He will be met at the depot by suita ble committees. He will be conduct ed through the silk mills; thence, to Hotel LaFavette. At 1 o'clock the procession will form at the Howard school grounds and proceed to hotel, where it will receive His Excellency, Gov. Glenn, and Hon. J. Y. Joyner with the special escort, and proceed to the armory opera house ih the following order : Chief Marshal and aids. Band. The Governor's carriage. Carriage of special committee. Included in the procession will be six floats, one 8x20 feet representing the school-room and its work. Court Next Week. The August term of the Superior Court meets next week, with Judge Fred Moore presiding. There are 86 criminal cases on the docket so far, 27 of them for retailing whisky. There is one capital case for trial that of Lint Robinson for killing Os car Riggin. Robt. Williams is to be tried for highway robbery. The cases of most interest on the docket are the bank cases. THE DROWNING OF YOUNG MR. PATE. Hit Body Reaches Fayetteville. ' The remains of Mr. Hector Lloyd Pate, of Shtrwood, this county, who was drowned Friday night by falling overboard from the steamer Tar Heel while the boat was on her way to Fayetteville, reached here, at noon from Wilmington and was taken through the country to his home for burial. The body was discovered yes terday floating near the place where the accident occurred, by Capt. Jim Williams, of the steam tug Navassa. The Wilmington Star of Tuesday says - - ; Mr. Pate came to the city Friday on an excursion run by the owners of the steamer Tar Heel and spent the day here. When the boat started on the return trip he was safely on board the steamer. When near Mount Misery about seven miles from this city, Mr. Pate went to descend the stairs lead ing from the upper to the lower deck. In some way he tripped and fell and being unable to stop himself rolled overboard. A boat was lowered im mediately and a thorough search made for the body. The unfortunate young man, however, was beyond mortal aid, as no trace of him was discovered whatsoever. The father of the young man was immediately made aware of the sad end that had come to his son and he and Mr. Lloyd Hall, a neighbor and friend, went down to the spot Satur day morning where the accident hap pened and made a search for the body. However, it was not recovered until yesterday morning. Early in the morning Engineer George Grimsley while sitting in the engineer's room of the tug Navassa, which tug was tied up to the factory wharf at Navassa, saw a body floating face downward in the water about 20 feet from the boat. He immediately informed Captain Williams of bis dis covery and preparations for the recov ery of the body were made at one. Some time elapsed before the boat went after the body. When the body was overtaken it was about one mile down Brunswick river, the tide hav ing carried it that distance. The bodv was towed back to Na vassa and Dr. Moore, the coroner of Brunswick county, was sent for. Af ter viewing the remains he deemed an inquest unnecessary and gave permis sion for its removal and burial. Mr. Freeman Yopp, assistant of Mr. W. E. Yopp, undertaker, went to Na vassa and brought the body to the citv about 1 o'clock yesterday. It was carried to the Yopp undertaking establishment and prepared for burial The body, of course, after its long stay- in the water was in a had condition It was verv much discolored and de composition had already begun. Young Mr. Pate was about 24 years old and leaves to mourn nis unexpect ed and extremely sad death a father, a uiotner, tnree tirotners ana mree sisters. Mr. Pate was a fanner and had a reputation for being a young man of integrity and good character. Funeral ol Young Mr. Pate. The funeral of Mr. Hector Lloyd Pate, who met death by falling from the Steamer Tar Heel and drowning, took place Tuesday at the residence the deceased's father, Mr. James Pate, near Sherwood. I he services ere conducted by Mr. Preston Stamps in the presence of a large concourse ot neighbors and friends. News ol Interest. A well authenticated instance of the cure of leprosy has been found in Ma- ila. The Zeiirler oolar expedition brought much data of Scientific value. Russian generals in the field urge against the conclusion of an unfavor able peace. Weekly crop bulletin states that the cotton crop, as a whole, has de teriorated; tobacco crop shows im provement. No progress has been made in the Chinese boycott outside of China. B u IS 3 m p a 4 m Fayetteville 135 245 241 Rockfish 7 . .86'5I , Gray's Creek 2 12 22 Locks Creek 1 35 16 Seventy-F'st 41 20 53 Flea Hill . . 6 12 14. Quewhiffle . 38 3 36 Black River 12 32 36 Cedar, Creek 4 26 10 John Monroe 19 11 28 Carver's C'k 10 40 23 An Up-To-Datc Plant. Reading Capt. McNeill's advertise nient in the Obskrver to call and see his new cotton ginnery, we did so on Friday and found that he has in deed put in an up-to-date plant for handling and ginning cotton. In ad dition to his fine water-power, he has added a 40-horse power gasoline en gine, to use in times of low water or emergency, so as to guarantee con tinous work, water or no water. He has doubled the size of his building, and has arranged a drive-way around and through the centre of it, so as to make the handling of wagons load ing seed and unloading cotton very convenient. Everything is new gin. press, belting, and building, except, as his advertisement says himself and the location. It certainly looks, Mo our . mind, like he has an ideal plant, and, with his location, right in the heart of town, we bespeak for him a fine patronage from our cotton . planters. : Remains Arrive Sere. The remains of the late James Wor rell, who died in Greensboro, arrived here Friday afternoon last and were taken to 71st for burial. A dispatch from Greensboro gives the following particulars of his death: Tames D. Worrell died at 3 o'clock this morning at the boarding house of Mrs. Green as a result of an attack of typhoid fever. Dr. Harrison, the - Attending ohvsician. seeinsrhiscondi ' tion when first called in, endeavored to find out if he had any relatives, but ' was unable to do so. Worrell declined ' to o-ive anv information about him . self? but Dr.-Harrison , ascertained that he came from Cumberland coun ty, though beyond this nothing is - thus far known. Dr. Harrison is pursuing investigation. He says Worrell was worth two or three thousand dollars. V E, H. Conger resigns dor to Mexico. as ambassa- Public is Aroused. The public is aronsed to a know ledge of the curative merits of that great medicinal tonic, Electric Bit ters, for sick stomach, liver and kid neys. Mary H. Walters, of 546 St. Clair Ave, Columbus, O., writes "For several months, I was given up to die. I had fever and ague, my nerves were wrecked; I could not sleep, and my stomach was so weak from useless doctors' drugs, that I could not eat. Soon after beginning to take Electric Bitters, I obtained re lief, and in a short time I was entire ly cured." Guaranteed at B. E. Sed berry's Sons drug store; price 50c. For sunburn, tetter and all skin and bcbId disenses. DeWitt's Witch Haiel Halve has no equal. It is a certain cure for blind, bleeding-, itching and protrud inn piles- It draws the Ure out of a burn and heals without leaving a scar. Boils, old sores, carbuncles, etc., are quicklj mired bv the use of the genuine De- Witt's Witch Haisel Salve. Accept no substitute as thev are often danger ous and uncertain. Hold by King Drug Co. Do You Want A Knife? We have now the finest line of cutlery in town. Carving Knives, tnat are guar anteed; Any kind of Scissors or Shears THAT YOU WANT. The finest line of Silver and Brass-linod Pocket Knives we have yeisuown.. And All Sorts ol RAZORS. ifnrlhenaxtfewdavs any Oil Stove in the store will be sold AT COST. J. B. Old Dale. From the diary of the late Wm. Shaw, Esq., now in possession of Hon. J. G. Shaw, we find that, under date of 1869, there were 96 communis cants at IxJiigstrcct church. The official vote of Cumberland county, in the election of Nov. 10th, in 1865, is shown in the diary as follows: Cong's Senate Gov'r. 0 o & c 'E I 4 O '63 46 2 12 1 1 2 2 9 4 37 147 274 37 85 26 32 57 26 47 32 20 25 21 Commons. S.CCk Rockfish . . 24 Gray'sCreek 26 Lock's Creek 34 Seventy-F'st 51 Flea Hill . . 24 Quewhiffle . 45 Black River. 49 Cedar Creek 22 John Monroe 25 Carver's C k 31 2 w o u rt 1 I -5? I X W is, Bi 220 I99 205 167 225 67 S "if 93 iH 3 14 8 .14 7 3 35 4 29 5 5 54 15 65 - -1 2 24 7 29 5 2 44 3 4 8 50 I 58 2 3 16 17 37 ' 4 23 5 30 2 13 3f 3i '7 39 Take Courage J Tf vnil arA natllrallv nfifr 9a vtmnir no vnttr tnnm frtrfunntA WSw sisters, and for this reason experience dread rather than iov at the prospect of becoming a mother, take courage and assurance from this fact ; Mother's Friend is meant for you, and by its use you may pass through that glorious martyrdom which is yours by divine right with no more discomfort than that experienced by those who by nature are possibly more adapted for the role o motherhood. MOTHER'S FRIEND is a liniment of proven merit, and its great worth can be no better attested to than by the countless strong and healthy children who through its kindly offices have entered this world unhandicapped by any deformity or weakness. It is a liniment which by external application acts upon the . abdominal muscles and permits of a painless parturition. BMDFIELO REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, OA. H. H. H. Our letter nies for Juno show tho following from a person who has traveled far ami wide. It pleases us no little, 11ml freshens our determination to excell : "Please send 1110 the S12.UU Stove. 1 leave myself in vour hands. Kvervthinn I have bought from '11.11. II.' Junior Plow, lloatcr, and liuth Tub has beeu good." The order was tilled, then the following letter wuh received : gives HSTiuic satisfaction., The Furniture "The Stove (Huck'sl has como. mid is much more full than I expected." Wo have a Car Load BUCK'S ST0V1CS, and will give you "satisfaction," if you will try us. We can furnish a good BATH Ti l!, and give you ioiiiikit plumbing will not take contract for price that necessitn.es unsanitary and dangerous plumbing. uur stock ol v lit 1 T ,IAI(S is large; tney are moving, and we look lor Higher prices soon. HUSKE HARDWARE HOUSE 5'3 330 547 41 ' 587 FAYETTEVILLE MARKETS REVISED DAILY. COTTON. Good Middling, new cotton Strict Middling . . . Middling FALL AND WINTER 1905 n SEASONABLE GOODS AltmVINi; KVKItY HAY. . STORE FILLED TO ITS UTMOST. yoi; ai;k lwitkdtotuisstouk and to INSPECT - THESE - GOODS BEFORE YOU - BUY. WHOI.HSAI.K AMI UKTAIL, Dry Goods, Notions and Shoes. - - -. ....... ... - Kesi-ectfiilly, M: L. COURTNEY. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES 108 10J4 lo'i Strict Low Middling 10 NAVAL STORES. Spirits 58 Common Rosin 2.80 Virgin 3.75 Yellow Dip 3.00 to 3.75 PRODUCE. RKI'ORTKD BV H. M. JACKSON, GROCKB. Flour 1st pat., sack, . . . 3.25 to tf.OO Family Flour straight . . . 3.00 to 3.25 Meal bolted 4(i lbs per bu., . . 75S0 " unbolted 18 lbs per bu . 8O15K5 Corn 50 lbs per bushel 75 Bacon hog round per lb, . . . 1012 " ham 14ft-15 " sides. 10(o)ll " shoulders, 1011 Pork hog round Wji" Lard N. C. SfelO Oats 32 lbs per bushel OOfe 55 Peas cfav 1.15(nU.25 " mixed SHXhUOO " white 1.35 Patatoes Irish, per bushel . . . .4(X&5U sweet 1.00 Honey strained, per lb 7(a8 Country butter 25 Ducks 30fc35 Hens per head 30f$35 Broilers 15('I20 Eggs, 15(?il7 Uoosters per head 20fe2u uineas 2. leese 3.QhO eathers new 35fo-10 Wool washed 1-X1'20 Hides dry, per lb 12fe 13 green, per lb 5W8 Tallow 45 Shucks 0OC)5 Fodder 1.00-1.10 Hay 50C")60 Medical Department of the University of Georgia. Medical College of Georgia, AllilSTA. The Seventy-Fourth Session for 1905-6 Begins October 2, 1905. Four years course, six montliM each. Standard requirements. C'liui cal advantages unexcelled, with Polyclinic for outdoor poor of the citv. Three Hospitals in sole charge of Faculty. For further information, apply to Hr. .1. M. Hull, Sec'v. hk. nes.u ssi i;i-: i oi;i, He.. NY KKI.IAI1I.K YOl NIi MAN or boy who wishes to make some money in his com munity to help In payment of hosnl and tuition at school may inquire at this ortice. NY YOl'NC I.AHY who iieiies work in her community with which to make some money to help defray her expenses at t'olletre may imimre at tins omce. There is no way to maintain the health and strength of mind and body except bv nourishment. There is no way to nourish except through the stomach. The stomach must be kept healthv, pure and sweet or the strength will let down and disease will set up. rto appetite, loss of strength, nervousness, headache, constipation, bad breath, sour risings, rifting, indigestion, dyspepsia and all stomach troubles that are curable are quickly cured by the use of Kodol Dys pepsia Cure, sold by King irug uo. Dum Vivimus Vivamus. Sauer's Flavoring Extracts are largest sellers in the world. Highest award and medals at Atlanta, Charles ton. Philadelphia. Nashville and St Louis Expositions for purity, flavor and strength. RHUEM-AID for rheumatism is absolutely without an aual on earth for curing Rheumatism, Pains. Bruises, Inflammations of all kinds, etc. Rheum-Aid Medical Co Sole Proprietors, P. O. Box 448, Fayette ville, K. j. for Bttie ai au aruggisu zoc bottle. Nothing but SHOES E. P. REED & Co.'s for Ladies. HANAN & SONS and The "WALKOVER, V for Men. MERRIAM'S and "LITTLE GIANT SCHOOL SHOES,' v lot Children. WHITE CANVAS SHOES for Ladies, Girls and Boys. A full line of Laces Polishes, etc ; E. H. JENNINGS, . New Shoe Stow. . Of Notice Dissolution. Notice is herebv given that the tirm of Hall & Uullard, composed of A. S, Hall and V. C. Bullard, for the practice of law, is this day dissolved by mutual conseut. All suits pending in which said tirm was employed will be finished by both parties. Debts due said firm may be paid to eitner party, a. t?. lall will remain in oniee in tne rinptist building; V. C. Milliard will occupy of fice No. o in the I ythian building. This August 10th, l.K)5. A. S. 11 ALL, V. C. 11ULLAH1). ARNOLD'S E'S BALSAM Summer Complaints by A.J.COOK AND CO., KAYKTTKVIl.t.K, N. C. College Preparatory, Law lor e very t bin g tor one yenr riband. opens S 195.0(1 pajs September 4tli. 1 1 Oil session Thlry-on years under present rrioclpnts. 1 he largest ond best equipped flttkng school for boys la the South. Situated over lOOO feet above the aea level, In view of the mountuins. Excel in athletics. For beautiful catalogue address J. A. (Near Greensboro) & M. II. HOLT, Principals OAK RIDGE. N. C. LITTLETON FEMALE COLLEGE! splendid location. Health resort. Over JIH) boardum pupils lat year. High tirade of work. High standard of culture and social life. Conservatory ad vantages in Music. Advanced courses in Art and Klocution. Hot water heat Electric lights and other modern improvements. l.emarkable health record; onlv one death aiuom: pupils in L.i vears. (.lose personal attention to the health and social development of every pupil. Hiirl standard of scholarship. All pupils dress alike on all public occasions. CH AlUir tAi 1 UN . '4;h Annual Session will be;;in Sept. lot h, l'.HJj. For catalogue address, REV. J. M. RHODES, A.M., Tutsi pent, Littleton, N. C VIRGINIA COLLEGE For YOUNG LADIES, Roanoke, Va. Opens Sept. L'H, 1!HV. One of the leadinir schools for Young Ladies in the South. New liuildings, pianos and equipment. Campus ten acres. Urand mountair. scenery in Valley of Virginia, famed fot health. , Kuropean and Amer ican teac era. Full course. Conserva tory advantages in Art. Music ard Klo cution. Cfrtiticatcs Welleslev. Students from llti States. For catalogue address MAITI'-: 1. HAKIMS, President, Itoanoke, Va. Newton II. Smith, Heneral Manager. SMITH'S Real Estate and Investment Agency. Box fc'ii, Fayetteville, N. C. liuvs ant sells city houses and lots, farms, water powers, mineral deposits and business opportunities, liefers by permission to Hunks of Fayetteville. List your proper tv with them. or State, . . or County,. . Total, . . $ lii 110 SlIKItll-'K I ! Cl MI1HHI.AN11 Col'NTV. I'ltvetlcvillc, N. ('., Aug. I, I'M). License is hereby granted to lluske lldwe. House lo carry on the trade or business of Dealers in Pistols & .Metallic Cartridges until the lt day of June, 1KJ0. Signed!. W. II. MAUS1I, Sheriff of Cumberland County. Tillinghlist, J). S. The above shows we have paid our tax for .selling; Lire Anus and Car tridges. We hud nothing; to do with making; this law. We have complied with its requirements, and, as the tax is heavy, we will be obliged to report li we near ol as scllintr I isuns or .uetalic (anruiges without, license, ine procedure for violators is the same as in the prohibition laws. Those inter ested will please take notice, and all law-abiding; citizens will please aid in maintaining the law. e are carrying a large stock of Pistols and Ammunition. lll'SKK 1IARDWAKK HOl'SK. h6llingsworth & CO. are selling AH Low Shoes, Oxfords, etc., AT COST ! Ladii .Men's, Misses', I'my's and Children's, all included. 10 CENTS buy let I'crcals, Lonsdale, Loiigclnf h, Pique. 8 CENTS "uys; ..I I'.le 6 CENTS buys I'.est tiinghaniH. Hollingsworth & Company. Highsmith Hospital, (Incorporated.) :: 1 Vr- - t I Oil. " 1 t HP:-." . HiiiIi.'iii'mT"' J" ... -t; .V m ...' A General Hn-pilal. Centrally Throughout: F.levalor. I.U-ci: a Shower Paths, and Telepliiiiic -room: Sound-ileadi-niug Kii'-bi-r Operating liomn second 1" ton with Static X K:i I'Kriii Located on I ! reen Street. Modern Appliances and La- Light; Water Heat: Hot and Cold and erv.' on every Moor: Flectric ( 'all Bells in all r Treads an I Linoleum on stairways and halls; well equipped Chemical and Microscopic Lahora Machitie ill connection, giving unsurpassed facili ties for the treatment 01 tin For further information most .lilt address cult surgical and medical eases. DR. J. F. HIGHSMITH, Fayetteville. N. C. St. Luke's Hospital, DR. J. H. MARSH'S New Private Sanatorium. We Will Open Up Sometime in September AT THK OLD Hl'SKK HAlUnVAlIK STAND, No. 132 Hay Street, next door to our Furniture Store. A NEW AND UP-TO-DATE CROCKERY STORE. We expect to carry a full stock of everything in this line. Also a big stock Oi ftlrpetR, Mattings, Art Squares, Hugs, Uiee Curtains, Window Shades, Hlan ketSj Comforts, lied Spreads, Sheets, Pillow Cases, ami everything in light house furnishing. Watch for our opening day; will give date later We shall oiler sonie tlrng good on that day. FAYETTEVILLE FURNITURE COMPANY. FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE Will euro any case of Kidney or .Bladder disease cnac is pot beyond the reach of medicine. aiVIN UP TO DIE. B. BdIsmL IKH N. VIrtnl8,, KraniTtllt, Ind., writes :llFor orsr four Man I waa troubled with a kidnar ud bladder affection. I lost Hub and waa unable to work. Thrssphrtlelsiu tailed to help me and I wai fireo up to die, w battle rare me peat relief and after taking the asoond bottle I waa entirely eared." Two 81s. SO Cants and 91.00 Sold by McDuffie Drujr Store. Sunnyside Floral Nursery PLANTS CHEAP. We have a surplus of bod ding plants consisting of Coleus, Ageratam, Geran iums, Salvias, Double Petunias, Yellow Paris Daisies, . Chrysanthumums, &c. These are fine plants, and will be sold at 50o. per doien for the next ten days. Order now. . JAMES M. LAMB, Look Box 55, Tele phone 4tt-B. JESSUP DRY GOODS COMPANY, 111 Hay Street, Fayetteville, N. C, carry one of the best and most up-to-date lines of DRESS GOODS, DRY GOODS, SILKS, LACE, EMBROIDERY, RIBBONS, HOSIERY, LADIES and GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS and MILLINERY. - (, It will pav you to visit this store often. We now carry a complete lint of the cel ebrated May Manton Bazaar (love-fitting Patterns in stock. You do not have to wait a week' for them to be ordered. We can deliver theui in two minutes. All 10c. a dime. Why pay l!5e'.' We now have your size in Warner's Rust-Proof Corsets. This corset is the best sold iu the city. Ask your neighbor alwut them. Jessup Dry Goods Company. BEEF IRON AND WINE, ' AN IDKAI. TONIC FOU "THAT TIKKD FEKLIXU." LARGE BOTTLE 50 CENTS. FAYETTEVILLE DRUG STORE. This Hospital is situated on Haymount, in the most beautiful residential part of the citv. and is equipped with the latest and most approved appliances for the diajronsis and treatment of Medical, Surgical, C.ynccoloKical, liye, Kar, Nose and Throat diseases. Special rooms have been provided for Obstetrical patients. With a Competent Staff of Experienced Assistants and Nurses. The Sanatorium provides all the advantages of a modern institutions. Address DR. J. H. MARSH, Fayetteville, N. C. A Irge Plant, Finest Tools, Klgb Orade Work, Complete Oluning outfits, Beat Cteanliir SyiUiu, Knguics (3 styles,) Boilers, Saw Mills. L1DDILL CO, ie Mu. CkrMj . C
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