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DAILY NEWS SHEE T AND AD VERT IS EE,.
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Thisaper will be sold by newsboys at 2
cents per copy. It will be delivered by car
riers, in the city limits, at 25 cents per month.
in advance. It will be mailed, post paid, at
$3.00 per year, payable (in advance) quarterly,
semi-annually, or yearly, as may suit the sub
scribers convenience. -It will be discontinued
upon expiration of the time paid for.
Advertisements will be inserted at the rate
of 25 cents per inch for the first insertion, to
be continued (unchanged), if desired, at 15
cents per inch for each subsequent issue.
"Special notices,"Vill be inserted for a cent
a word, though no such "notice" will be taken
for less than 20 cents. Larger and contract
advertisements at proportionately low rates.
The carrier is responsible for every copy.
Don't say to him that you will pay to-morrow.
He can accommodate you with the correct
change for any small piece.
Every copy offered for sale on the streets
should bear the stamp, For Transient Sale,
in red ink.
The raiMfall last night was 2.65 inches.
No weather xeport to-day,, and none is
needed. j
No news from the front to-day every
thing is quiet in. Flea Hill.
A colored woman named Mary Jan
Parker was taken to the asylum yesterday.
Capt..J. D. McNeill had a hard time last
night in holding his mill-dam fast against
the torrent of water in Cross Creek.
Joe Royals, the colored boy convicted of
throwiug stones at houses on Person street,
and sent to jail for 30 days, has been hired
out to Mrs. Fisher.
Mrs. W. B. Overby, o Mt. Airy, has
arrived in, the city, and will make this her
1 future home, occupying: the old Qverby
homestead in Bedbone.
A special train passed through this city
this morning en rmite to Clinton with Gen
eral Manager Fry on board. He is a wit
ness in the Express robbery case.
Hector Ray, the negro charged with
assault with a deadly weapon, was taken
before Squire Overby yesterday, and gave
a justified bond for his appearance for
trial on Feb. 31st.
The $100,000,000 bond offer received,
yesterday, bids aggregating $568,269,850.
it is estimated that the price will average
110i. So much for the World's breaking
up the secret way of selling bonds which
the President engaged in last year, through
his former law partner. Then the gov
ernment's credit was better than now (be
caase there was no war scare,) and yet
the President sold to the syndicate at 104$.
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A Model Farm In Fayette fill .
Mr. W. H. PoweJl, one of our city al
dertnen, has a model farm consisting of
about 20 acres near Council Hall in Camp
bellton. He works it himself and pro
poses to beat all records in the matter of
early spring vegetables.
The Cape Fear River to Boom.
Mr. Frank Glover, the weather irennrtfr
received the following telegram from
Raleigh this moraine: :
''Cape Fear will rise fifteen to twenty
: t"wuaujy icacu uanger line witn
in next forty-eight hours.
V ON HERRMAN. ' '
Marriage at Lumber Bridge.
Mr. D. G. Mclnnis and Mrs. Alice S.
Blue were married yesterday at Lumber
Bridge, at ! the residence of the bride's
father, Mr. P. Clark, Rev. P. R Law of
ficiating.
Cursing on the 8treeti.
Haywood Peterson, tho colored dray
man, was arrested yesterday for curbing
on the streets. Something should also be
done with crazy Morris. He uses the vil
est j language without regard to the pres
ence of ladies.
Severe Bain and Wind Storm.
The. hardest and heaviest rain fell last
night that we have ever known.. Several
washouts are reported, quite a serious one
on the A. C. L. This morning a tremend
ous wind storm prevailed, almost blowing
one off his feet. Several fences were blown
down, and a number of window panes
blown out on Hay street.
Hotel Arrivals.
J.K. Hinsey, Va.; A. N. McNeill, N. C:
W. R. Fonium, Va.; C. H. Sexton. Dunn;
S. Taupheimer, Baltimore; S. N. Ward.
Philadelphia; Jas. Levy, N. Y.; Thos.
Birses, Florence; Emmitt R. Levy and E.
Elliott, Baltimore; B. Leavy, New York;
G. Strauss, Atlanta.
mprovexnents.
Mr. W. S. Maultsby is building several
pretty little dwellings on B street, better
known as Maultsby street. Mr. Chas. Mc
Millan is contemplating adding a number
of small houses to his already large pos
sessions.
Mr. Louis Elkins is building a neat
little dwelling house on one of the beauti
ful arsenal sites.
Election of County Commissioners.
The County Commissioners are to be
elected this year. Three will be elected by
the people and two appointed by 'a Judge
upon a petition from one hundred electors
of the county. that three are not sufficient
to administer the affairs of the county.
We have five now. The Judge in appoint
ing the two commissioners is required by
law to appoint men of the opposite politi
cal faith from the majority elected. Thus
if two democrats are elected and one pop
ulist, he will have to appoint two popu
lists, giving the populists the majority, or
vice versa as the case may be.
8hould be Revived.
Wouldn't it be tv good sight to see the
shfnsVf WftltAr Wnfcnn radntno tVio a onont
f v w v mmm vm w m w vnf frUW IIO W V
of life and activity which they used to
wear eome ten years ago or more? Then
the clatter of anvil and hammer made by
by the labor of some thirty stalwart
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smithies forging turpentine fools, resound
ed through the neighborhood Now that
the turpentine industry has moved away
South- the demand for tools is not , so
great for this section. Then some sixteen
forges were in operation as against four or
hve now. But there should be no reason
why, with our fine shipping facilities, th
business might not be resumed.
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Asleep in Jesus.
At the invitation of Him who died for
her, Jennie Willis, daughter of Rev. R. A.
and Ellen E. Willis, took her departure for
her Heavenly home at 10:30 A. M. Tues
day, Feb. 4th, in the city of Wilmington.
Another angel added to the throng to sing
God's praises around the throne in heaven.
A bright, beautiful bud gathered by the
Master's hand to bloom forever in the sun-.
light of God's glory.
Jennie was borne to her last resting
place from Hay Street 'M. E. Church, Fay-
etteville, followed by a large body of sur
viving friends. The services were con
ducted by W. S. Roane, Presiding Elder.
Wilmington District, assisted by Rev. Dr,
Nash, pastor. Many beautiful floral tri
butes covered the casket and grave, so
pure and lovely, so much like the sweet
life they were sent in kind and loving re
membrance of.
"Jtnnie,"
We shall sleep but not forever,
There will be a glorious dawn
We shall meet to part, no never, "
On the resurrection morn.
Dear father, mother, sisters and broth
ers, while our heart bleeds in deepest sym
pathy for you, we recognize God's hand,
and feel it is but another tie to bind ua to
hoaven. " B. C. G. :
People and their Movements.
Mr. John Roddick is on a visit to friends
in Wilmington.
- Mr. Henry Smith, the popular stove
drummer, is in the city. i
Miss Maggie Mallet left last for New
York to visit her uncle, Col. Peter Mallett.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Williams, of Little
River Academy, were in the city yester
day. : - .
Mr. and Mrs. Styles Sedberry have re
turned from an extended trip to the prin
ciple places of interest in the South.
Encouragement.
N. 0." Presbyterian, 6th J
The Fayetteville Observer now issues
a daily edition. The Weekly will be con
tinued as heretofore. We are glad to note
the progress of our sister city. ..
Wilmington Messenger. I
The first issue of the "Daily News Sheet
and Advertiser" of the Fayetteville Ob
server is to hand running over with ex
cellent reading, live 'locals and timely
pointed editorials. The sheet : is small
five columns to the page rbut twelve of
them are packed with original and se
lected matter. It is sold at $3 a year or
2 cents a copy. . It is capital. .
LADIES' CLOAKS AND COATS
LESS THAN NEW YORK COST.
WE HAVE SOLD 23 WRAPS SINCE
OUR LAST ''AD.," LEAVING ONLY V
79 TO SLLECT FROM. . ; " '
! COME IN AND GET YOUR SIZE
BEFORE ALL SIZES ARE TAKEN.
FRANK THORNTON.
AT THE CLOSE' OF BUSINESS 1 THIS DAY.
(by telegrapil) .
Wew York Cotton Market,
Spots, . - i -
. Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
March, 7.99 8.00 7.95 ' 7.95 :
May, 8.09 8.09 8.04 8.04
Sales to-day, -Rec't
at all ports.
Market closed steady.
Chicago Wheat.
68 68 67i
82,400
15,781
67f
Liverpool Cotton.
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Spots remained unchanged daring the day - 4. 19-32'
while futures, after advancing to 4.30. at the open-
ing, declined at the close to 4.29 bid. The market
generally was steady.
New York Stocks.
Am. Sugarjgef., 109f : 111J 109 110 J
Am. Too. CoV, 79 79 78 78
StiP. R. R., 751 751 ' 74J 75i
LoWeille & Nash., 48i ' 484 48 484
Quotations furnished daily. by John S. Chiles,
Broker, Thornton Block, Fayetteville.
SeryiceaMe anfl FasMonaMe. f
A full and complete line of
BLOUSE LINEN, PIQUE, DUCK, Al)
V ; V PERCALES, ; '
just received by the C. F. D. G. Co.
' his will be a great Ribbon Season. See
our bargains in that line.
We have a few more of those woriderf nl
bargains in small sizes of Ladies' Shoes.
CAPE FEAR DRY GOODS CO.
MARTIN'
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Reduced to 30c.
. Vv A. S. HUSKE, ; ,
j 1 Hay Street Grocer. ,
Notice of Sale under Deed of Trust
v Mortgage ;
By virtue of the power and authority given by a
certain deed of trust, executed by Samuel Hill and
Sarah Hill his wife, which is recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds for Cumberland County, in
Book V, lfo. 4, page 314, the following property
will be exposed to sale by public auction, viz: ' 1 ' '
The tract of land lyinj? and being in Robeson and
Cumberland- counties, in Rockfish and . Lumber
Bridge townships, beginning at a sweet gum tree in
little Cold Camp, and running N. 17 W. 18 chains to
a stake, thence N. 85 E. 22 chains to a stake, in the
County line, thence with ? the county line, 8. 58 E.
14 chains 75 links to a stakej thence , N. 28 E. 16
chains to a stake, Wm. J. Buie's corner: thence S.
58 E. 14 chains to a stake; thene S. 32 W. 32 chains
to a given point in little Cold Camp to the begin
ning, containing 101 : acres, more o less, according
.to a deed frotoJL). P Johnson and wife Nettie, Dec.
A. 1093, to' Samuel HilL ,
Place Of sale: ' Court House Door in Fayetteville,
n. a- -y -' " : v - ' . '
Time of sale: Saturday, March 7th, 1896, at 12 M.
Terms of sale: Cash. : . , ,.
'. ; ' ' ! W. G. CLARK, Mortgagee. , ,
Thos H Sutton, Att'y, ; : ' , ;
ZIcDOIT ALB'S COTJOH CUBE IS SOLD HI THE
States vof Virginia, North Carolina,' South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, .Florid Massa-
clrasetts, New York and Indiana. . . . - , x
I Verdict: "It is as represented." y
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