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(A rfA4V-V DAILY NEWS SHEET AND ADVERTISER. A A s NUMBER 127. FAYETTEVILLE. N. C, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1896. PRICE 2 CENTS. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE i Daily one year, $3 00 in advance. Daily one month. Weekly one year, 35 in advance. SO in advance. Advertising is to "business what steam is to machinerythe grand motive power, Macauley. IYlarrrage of Mis Sophia McPhersou. Jarvis. E. J. Hale, and A. M. Waddell Miss Snnhi MoPhfirsnn wfill Irnnwn and delegates to Chicago, and the nomination r I c t i n : i tit r Tn.1nn Vflrv nnniilftr in this oi f7 was ma rnoH in I . " "7 . electors-at-larere. Wilmington Wednesday evening, to Mr. The ReDublicans and PoDulists are al Harriss Northrop. The Messenger says: ready finding fault with the State ticket Mr. TTarriss Nnrthrnn. Jr.. . mAmW nf nominated. This is, of course, natural. the Board of Aldm-men and tho nonnlar It is DO secret that the Populists wanted - . . Z - I . T f TT -1 il two lemocrauc conventions, naa mis been taken the Populists would have stantly called a convention, nominated all of this otv wato nniTAii in man-mo- Guthrie for Governor and nut a lot ot Wfidnasdav vnin? at 8:30 oVloo.k at St. Democratic names on the ticket, and James Episcopal church. The ceremony would then have raised the cry: "Wow let's . . - ii i m. n was nerformed hv the Rev. Rnhert Strange, see u you are reany wnai you say you arei : - j ; - i mi i a . i .i r . tw ft c fet of water in the Cane D- D- in tue presence of the relatives and iney proposed to orea upine uemocra There was 8.5 teet ot water in tne ape . . tie nartv. But thev are foiled. It was decided to reduce the number of I . m Rnse Bnll. The following is the result of the Na tional Leaerue games played yesterday: There is but one way publicity; but one way advertising. . . na.nta.in nf tho Wi I miner ton iixtrht infantrv. I of obtaining business- 'A m s MnphfirsnnB thfl a atep oj 0 atnmg pu ici y nlished daughter of Mrs. S. L. McPherson. iuJ w 1 . ai : iv vv it ill. 1 e- 1 Fear River this morning at 8 o'clock. A big crowd wont on the Excursion to Red Springs this morning. Five coaches were packed. Cleveland .,. 4 the central committee to nine, which was the original number. This committee had gradually increased to twenty, and was too un wieldly. It is not yet chosen. The State committee is to meet at Chair- Copies of the Observer sold on the streets should bear this stamp in red ink : "For Transient Sale." Weather Predictions Chief Moore Washington, D. C, 11:30 o'clock Prob ably showers to-night. Sunday generally, fair. Louisville. 4 man Pou's call. It was intimated a clay or two ago that en-benator jarvis mignr. Washington 9 be made nermanent chairman, but it is Baltimore - 3 now known that this will not be the case. Chicago.. ... .. 12 The following compose the new State Pittshnrw """ " Executive committee : xuiduuig - - TTt: 4, r-i-t. tt n t .u Bostoo 9 Btonj W. B. Rodman, Washington; J. J. Philadelphia 4 Laughinghouse, Greenville; L. W.McMul- New York 1 n. Hert,fr.d- Jno. Henry Currie, Esq., was elected one of the delegates to the Chicago con vention by the Third Congressional con vention which met in Raleigh Thursday. Brooklyn 3 St Louis 4 Cincinnati. 16 Fayetleville anil Hard Times. It is our firm opinion that Fayetteyille Delegate. Hemming. is the coming town of North Carolina Col. W. J. Green Hon. John G. Shaw, Durini? this time of tight money and Capt. S. C. Rankin, and Messrs. S. H. financial depression generally, Fayette- MacKae, t. W. lillinghast, H. Iy. Cook, I ville has stood the strain well, though Second District J. W. Grainger, Kins- ton; J. D. Winston, Windsor; H. C. Bourne, Tarboro; W. A. Dunn, Scotland Neck. Third District H. L. Stephens, War saw; J. M. Davis, Linden; H. L. Cook, Fayetteville; W. D. Mclver, Newbern. Fourth District E. C. Beddingfield, Milbrook; G. S. Bradshaw, Asheboro; H. A. London, Pittsboro; F. S.Spruill, Louis-burg. Rfth District A. E. Walters, Reids- ville; Samuel Gattis, Hillsboro: B. F. Jno. Underwood, Sam Harper, and E. J. her people are not making fortunes just Graves, Yancey ville; J. D. Glenn, Greens- Hale returned yesterday the State convention. evening from Hotel Arrivals. W. C. Tucker, Philadelphia; J. F. Mc Cullock, W. C. Bain, Greensboro; T. G. Stilley, Bayboro; J. D. Judd, N. C; I. S. Klawansky, Baltimore; Jos. H. Hirst, At lanta; Fred A. Woodmansee, Prairie City, III.; Bruce Williams, Burgaw, Wm. M. Bigger, Richmond; G. R. LeRoy, Norfolk. Crumpler at Clinton. When the Observer was repotting Crumplei's doings and sayings while in Cumberland, it little thought that the great acrobat would attain the fame to now, (who are in the South at present) yet g. DistriotHenot ciarkson. Char they are living well, and are happy albeit iotte. G. b. Paterson, Maxton; W. H. Ber- a little restless, all of which goes to show nard, Wilmington; J. A. Brown, Chad tho errant natural resonrnes of Cumberland. 1 bourn. u i aia p ;iia oil Seventh District P. B. Means, Concord; the splendid products of our m ils of all g j Pembert0Dt Albemarle; A. D. Watts uesenpuou anu iub uusiuess aumijr w Statesville; M. H. Pinnix, Lexington, merchants, bankers and others. Eighth District R. N. Hackett, Wilkes- In years to come, (probably not in our boro; W. C. Newland, Lenoir; R. L. Dur- generation, yet possibly,) there will be a bam, Dallas; J. R. Lewellyn. Dobson. . i- u u i is u n Ninth District W. T. Lee, Waynes great metropolis on the banks of tho Cape viHe. George A. Jones, Franklin; G. Gal- Fear called jrayetteviue ana xne vape Mert, Kutherfordton; D. M. Luther, Ashe Fear may be turned into a great ship canal ville, and our commerce go out direct to the world People and their Movement. It is as certain to come as the sun is to continue to shine. Fine climate, wonder- rrot. Mcuuocn, ot ureensooro, was in which he has since risen. The Sampson Ul water, splendid mill sites, the best town to-day. TiAtnrv-of eoo . transoortation iacilities. ana erooa son. -wuAVAUb Y vj I ' The Crumpler meetings begin here on It seems marvelous to us that it has not Sunday, July the 5th. ' The tent in which grown already into a great city. There is the meetings will be held has already ar- not a vacant house of any consequence in nved. The meetings will last for ten -r- M1 . A -Kjam rt.e wff days or more, and will doubtless attract Fayetteville to-day. New ones are being large crowds. Evangelist Crumpler has erected in all parts of the city. Is this just closed a great meeting in Goldsboro. the straw of indication for the future? -tie win rest until nis laoors Degin in Clinton- The End of n Oreat Convention. "The finest body of men ever assembled together," "the greatest convention ever Capt. James Kenan is here to spend Sunday with bis family. Dr. McDume returned from Mt. Vernon Springs yesterday evening. Mr. D. P. McGeachy, of Lumber Bridge, was in the city this morning. Mr. Albert Slocomb is at home from St. Luke's college for the holidays. ttathins but Bad Government. f a- ,f 0Pr I ivir. raui oiocomo nas returnea irom a It is not an infrequent thing now-a-days heidf and spiendid nominees," are the vislt to friends m Philadelphia. universal expressions of the returning Mrs. . W. McKay, of Wilson, is in the Cumberland delegates. city visiting relatives and friends. Iet us all of Cumberland pull together Mr. Hector McGeachy returned yester- and give our old time majority to the day evening from a visit to his brother, nominees ot thti party ot good govern- Dr. Robert McGeachy at Raleigh. ment. The Raleigh correspondent of the Wil to hear colored men say that they are going to vote the Democratic ticket. We have heard many such expressions on the streets of Fayetteville lately. They say that they never got anything but bad Government fron? the Republicans and that if they get nothing politically from the Democrats they r will have good gov- mington Messenger says : ernment. peace and plenty. JNow tnese It was' 4:30 oVlopt this morninc when men care nothing for silver. Can our tn Democratic State convention ended a memorable seesion. ' It was a bier, noisy. .uyuuw ruu.., good-natured and earrst body, with much inow that the acquirement, of silver legis- young bIood -n arTt was the ;auon is Douna up iaweiuwran ouucss 1 1 oieciion or John R. Webster, Thomas J. Mr. A. B. Williams, jr., went to Max ton yesterday on a flying trip. He was detained on business and did not reach home until this afternoon. Merchants, don't forget that the Weekly Observer is the best medium in which to ad yertise your business to the COUNTRY TRADE THE CHURCHES TO-MORROW. ST. PHILLIP'S CHAPEL, OAMPBELLTON REV J. N. STARR, PASTOR. 11:00 a. m. Celebration and Sermon. 5:00 p. m. Sunday School. 8:30 p. m. Evening Prayer and Sermon. BAPTIST REV. C. A. G. THOMAS, PASTOR. Regular services at the Baptist church to-morrow. Subjects: 11:00 a. m. "Ships." An object sermon to the young. 8:30 p. m. "From Conflict to Commu nion; or Rain at Last." 9:30 a. m. Sunda? School. The public cordially invited to all ser- vices. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL REV. ISAAC W. HUGHES, RECTOR. 3rd Sunday after Trinity. 7:30 Holy Communion. 9:30 Sunday School." 11:00 Morning service with sermon. 8:30 Evening Prayer- with sermon. HAY STREET M. E. CHURCH SOUTH REV. L. L. NASH, D. D.t PASTOR. Services at 11 a. m. and 8:30 p. m. Subject 11:00 a. m., "The Burning Bush." . Subject 8:30 p. m., "The Presence of God the Hope of the Church." 9:30 a. m. Sunday School. League Prayer meeting 8 p. m. The public cordially invited to all services. PREBYTERIAN CHURCH, REV. A.J. MCK EL WAY, PASTOR. Subject for Morning Service Joined to Idols: Let alone. Hosea 4: 17. Hymns 225,. 114, 313. Mr. Hodgin will preach at night. The Pastor will preach at the Fair Grounds at 8:30 p. m. AT 1 1 Rapr & Go.'s: Just Received, Royster's Fine Candies ; fcfistei Sauce -In Any Measure. For Sale I A SPLENDID PART-JERSEY MILK COW that will give perfect satisfaction to the pur chaser. Apply to W. K. BROCK, (through the mail,) d-lt ' v Fayetteville, N. C. Seasonable Goods Jnst In! WHITE CHAMOISE GLOVES. WHITE SILK MITTS. VICTORIA AND INDIA LAWNS. DOTTED SWISSES. FIGURED DIMITIES in all COLORS, including some beautiful Dresden effects. VENTILATED CORSETS, just the thing for this hot weather. An elegant line of light weight hosiery. New Goods Every Day at the I CAPE FEAR DRY GOODS COMPANY,
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