DAILY NEWS SHEET AND ADVERTISER
NUMBER 40
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1896.
PRICE 2 CENTS.
gpE CIAIj WOTIOB.
The morning Service.
All the stores and bar-rooms were closed
Zaccbeus was probably tbe meanest man
in Jericho.
3. How tbe sinner must be sayed.
4. Tbe compassion of Jesus.
5. The importance of salvation now.
Jesus never passed through Jericho again.
At the close of the sermon Dr. Guerrant
This paper will be sold by newsboys at 2 again this morning for the Guerrant Meet-
mf22&V3Z ln Dri Grrant preached what aany
dvance It will be mailed, post paid, at say was. his best sermon, although he calls
S 00 per year, payable (in advance) (quarterly, his morning discourses Bible talks. He
Iemi-aVuallyarly' "' T Pke of the Penticostal Blessing and the
Advertisements will be inserted at the rate Widow's jars of oil. As one gets used to it gave an, invitation to any who wished to
of 50 cents per ipchfor the !friiot o? his slight brogue becomes attractive and confess Christ before men to come forte-continued
(unchanged), i 4 -A . . Sf-.
t per inch for eacn suosequenu issue, icuuo tuioicsi in ms every sseuieuce. do
CeEvery copy offered for sale on the streets tween 700 and 800 people attended,
should bear the stamp, For Transient Sale,
Hotel Amy alt.
in red ink.
1 J in 4s
iAi'prttidria is to ousmess wnut, einum n w
Mchinery-the grand motive JACAULEY
T. W. Andrews, Charlotte; J. P.
hunty, Pittstoo. Pa.; J. W. Scaffe,
more; C. M. Kilmer, Baltimore;
Dilo-
Balti
J. W.
rue- is hut one wau of obtaining business Read, Baltimore; Theo. Walker, Rich-
jftww .. ll; -i.. I -
nuhlicitv; but one way of obtaining publicity
advernsmy
Cotton is dull at 71.
mond; R. T. Faucett, Durham; Chas. W.
Hughes, N. Y.; A. J. Riddle, South Bend,
Ind.; T. E. Yates and wife, Indianapolis;
H. W. Reeves and wife, Beaver Falls, Pa.;
Jno. T. Reeves, Beaver Falls, Pa.; Jno. F.
Hanis and wife, Fort Edwards, N. Y.; T.
ward, and three responded to the invita
tion. It is believed that a great many are
anxious about their soul's salvation. The
whole community is stirred as perhaps
never before.
Dr. Guerrant believes in the conversion
of souls through the preached gospel, and
that any converted soul will confess tbe
Saviour before men. And so the only in
vitation given is to come forward and
confess Christ.
The meeting will continue throughout
the week.
The boys of the Military Academy were
AT THE CLOSE OP BUSINESS THIS DAT.
. (BT TELEGRAPH.)
New York Cotton Market,
Future market advanced 7 or 8 points from the
opening.
May,
August,
October,
Opening.
7.72
7.74
7.27
Highest.
7.81
7.81
7.30
Lowest.
7.7 1
7.71
7.25
Sales to-day,
Rec't at all ports.
Market closed stroug.
There was 7.5 feet of water in the Cape A Honour, Jr., S. C, E. M. Bean, S. C, out ih full force last night, and seals were
Fear at 8 o'clock this morning.
We welcome to our exchange list the
Wilmington Daily Herald and the Bur
lington Daily News.
R. T. Draughon, S. C, Fred Bond, N. C,
Jno. B. Culpepper, Richmond.
reserved for
platform.
them on the left of tbe
Port receipts,
Since September 1st,
Port exports,
bmcc September 1st,
Port stocks,
Interior receipts,
Since September 1st,
Interior shipments,
Interior stocks,
Came into sight,
Since September 1st,
World's visible supply,
Of which American,
Last Week.
71,518
4,617,015
130.503
3,508,127
737,393
31,583
3,291,485
53,217
362,634
82,239
6,181,876
3,599,930
3,102,730
Closing.
7.79 -
7.81
7.29
315,300
9,742
Last Year r
132,33
6,988,415 .
82,734
5,360,300
979,625
77,685
5,193,339
112,569
353,976
127,990
8,805,463
4,701,228
4,382,028
Attempted Burglary.
A bold attempt at burglary took place
in the heart of the city early Monday
Dempsey Council was discharged this morning. Mr. Wilson, who lives in the
Chicago Grain.
People and their Movements.
May Wheat, 63 to 63 63 63 63 to
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morniDg. nis wire paia
they went off rejoicing.
the costs and
Mr. Geo. Overbaugh is having the fence
around his property on Bow Street, which
was burned by the recent fire, rebuilt.
one-story brick building between the Mil
itary Academy and the Marsh House, on
Hay street, heard some one walking on
the tin roof above his room about -io
o'clock. He hurriedly arose, and grabbing
Miss Douglas Evans is visiting Miss
Belle Alderman on Russell street.
Miss Jean Evans is visiting Miss Maggie
Whitehead on Cool Spring stieet.
Dr. Lilly is confined to his room with
the grippe.
Misses Janie Fairly and Janie Mc-
Liverpool Cotton.
Spots, 4.13-32; demand fair, pi ices hardening.
Futures opened firm at the advance 4.17 and 18,
closing very steady at 4.18 and 19 bid.
New York Stocks.
up his pistol stepped outside. Just as he
A gentleman who travels a great deal made his appearance a man ran across the niarmid are visitine at Mr. McD. rlobin
was heard to remark after attending one roof, and jumping to the ground made ori.
of Mr, Chas. Glover's sales, the other day, Mr. Wilson fired several shots at him, but
that Fayetteville could boast of one thing without apparent effect. The man was
-among many others that she had the evidently on the point of trying to get in
one of the second story windows of the
Marsh House.
113.
AAV
best auctioneer in the State, if not in the
South.
Weather Predictions---Chief Moore,
Washington, D. C, 11:30. Increasing
cloudiness and rain and warmer to-night
and Thursday.
Wen. Thos. Gill, city, 10:30. Consider
Playing With a Pistol Almost Fatal Re
sult. Two colored boys were playing with a
pistol on Mr. W. N. Williams1 plantation
yesterday, when it accidently went off, the
son's.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Williams of Little
River Academy, are attending the Guer
rant meetings.
Mr. Chas. W. Hughes, of New York, is
on a visit to his uncle, Rev. Isaac Hughes,
on Green street.
Rev. E. W. Oaks, the Evangelist is in
the city, stopping with Mr. H. McD.
Robinson, on Green Street. He is on his
Am. Sugar. Ref., 117 117 115f
Am.Tob. Co., 82 82 80
Atchison, 15 J 15 15
Quotations furnished daily by John S. Chiles,
Broker, Thornton Block, Fayetteville.
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CHAS. GLOVER,
Licensed Auctioneer,
FAYETTEVILLE, N .0.
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w f ii . i e j way to Lumber Bridge where he will bold
ably warmer to-night and to-njorrow, pos- bullet entering, the neck of one and rang- ....
sible slight rains. ing down. It was thought at first to be a
TL.ru. - " , . , mortal wound and the one who aid the
ine list handed to us yesterday for pub- .. , . . ,
liratinti it. r i- shooting was almost distracted.
ncation containing the names of liquor m. j j u i,i
dealprc a 4.1. i j. The wounded boy was immediately
aeaiers who agreed among themselves to , - , t - , , , . 4. ,
cWimH,ia brought to town and placed in tbe hands
coseup during the morning services at the c urtn0
Armory.idid not contain that of Mr. W. ,M " ? -
prooiug me uocror iouna me pan, lougeu
near the windpipe. A fraction's difference
in the direction would have meant death.
The wound, though a severe one, is not
dangerous.
a big meeting.
J. McDonald, although, we understand
that he was one of the first to agree to
such a course.
Fi' Alarm.
At two o'clock this afternoon a great
cloud of smoke was seen to come from the
Episcopal Rectory on Green street. The
6 &larm was sounded and the company
Promptly turned out. It happened to be
Jing more than a burning chimney,
evw, and the excitement was soon
over. , - -
The Guerrant Meeting.
Between 1,000 and 1,200 people listened
to Dr. Guerrant last night. His descrip
tion of the crazy man pacing the corridor
of tbe insane asylum, crying, "O that I
had, O that I had, O that I had," was in-
AnaA. Gna 'Fl-io man Via3 arnnn fr 7. V Vtn
Thn"6 Reachins Mf' cause be had caused the wreck of a train
p Uotl SERVER'S editorials have been and the death of hundreds of people by a
L 7 the New York World, the great- few minutes7 needless delay.
its newspapers, side by side with The conveision of Zaccheus was the uub-
leadSymPsiuras of quotations from the ject of Dr. Guerrant's sermon. The story
times ?JUrnals of the great cities, five illustrated : '
vert'11 laSt Six weeks Jt is the best 1- The importance of being where Christ
isementthe town has ever had, for was. Zaccheus put himself in the way of
aree millions
'y ' " 9. Thn wnrst man is not bevond helo.
Garland, N. C, March 18th.
Your correspondent from this place has
been at Kerr for the past two months "teach
ing the young idea to shoot."
The measles and grippe are all the rage in
this section. Several deaths from measles.
Last week two Mormon elders passed here,
leaving tracts with those who would take
them.
Miss may uromartie nas , returned irom a
visit to Kinston.
Mr. Sloan has employed Mr. Bob. Shaw, of
Kerr, to clerk for him.
Mr. Angus Cromartie, who has been teach
ing school in Pender county, came home last
week.
Mrs. Graham, of Warsaw, is visiting rela
tives here.
Receivers' Notice.
Hnlrtars of Receivers1 Certificates of the Peo
ple's National Bank of Fayetteville must present
rneir vjeruncates at ufluii u iuc nuum
their money thereon. Theinai dividend is now
ready, and the business must close at once.
WM. U. IjELIUU,
d39-wl9-26 Receiver.
3d EEIPrvdEHT
OF
SPRING : CLOTHING
RECEIVED AT
FOR SALE I
BEAUTIFUL NEW DRESS PATTERNS.
They are HERE and must be sold.
Onlv 90 stens from the Market House will
carry you to the Cheap Clothing Store.
The following are some of our prices:
Men's Pnll Snita from $3.00 to $5.00. for
which others would ask $8.00 to $10.00.
A No. 1 AlLWool Black Suit, $8.&u, ror
which others would ask $12.50 to $15.00.
All other goods in proportion. They were
bought CHEAP, and will be sold CHEAP.
EIT Come at once and get our prices.
Respectfully,
RIBBONS. RIBBONS. RIBBONS.
DESIRABLE SHADES JUST RECEIVED.
cube
mxpty
CORSETS.
All Sizes and Lengths.
At J. P. COOK & CO.'S
30-tf
CORSETS.
Prices Reduced.
RTTnTTT.Tl YOTJ TRY TlcDOU AID'S COUGH
and fail to be benefitted by it, return emj
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