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I I I I I 1111 l 6 DAILY NEWS SHEET AND ADVERTISER NUMBER 149. FAYETTEVILLE, N. C, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 23, 1896. PRICE 2 CENTS. 8VB8CR1PTION PRICE : Daily one year, $3 OO in advance. LATEST FROM ST. LOUIS. Daily one month, Weekly one year, 35 in advance. 50 in adrance. Advertising is to business what steam is to machinery the grand motive power. -Macauley. There is but one way of obtaining business publicity; but one way of obtaining publicity advertising. Blackwood. The Populist Convention and the Silver Convention convened in their respective at St. Louis. Speech-making, songs and halls at 10:00 o'clock this morninsr. instrumental music have been the order populist convention. of the day. Cm t t.,ioo.j.ia.ioa w At this hour, four o'clock, our old (or n .. . . -mt - young) friend, Mrs. Lease, who spoke in Populist Convention in sesuon. Marion M. , ' ' ' f Butler presiding. Committee on Creden- Natthinar hut NnMrli(( nnd Man an Up to four o'clock this afternoon noth- flirt VQll gygp Ugyg VlflDHni 10 lug ui liupui mmjc iiau uccu uuuc uy either of the two conventions in session tials not ready to report. 11:52 A. M. front of the Observer office nearly four years ago, is addressing the convention. Of course she is making things lively. All papers sold on the streets by news bovs should bear the stamp. "For Transi- ent Sale," in red ink. Weather Predictions Chief Moore, Washington, D. C, 11:30 o'clock. Fair to-night and Friday. Black Hirer Solid. Lawver A. S. Hall has just returned from a visit to his home in Black River township. He says every body down there, Democrats, Populists and negroes are for Bryan and Free Silver. This morning's Wilmington Messenger i 1 says: Among -4he arrivals from Fayetteville by the excursion yesterday afternoon were Colonel and Mrs. Frank Thornton, Miss Thornton, Miss Kate Underwood, J. B. Underwood, Jr., E. H. Jennings, C. L. Taylor, Captain A. B. Williams and Cap tain J. B. Smith Police News. James McNeill was lodged in jail this morning for failure to give a peace bond. He is charged by Fannie Gillis with Delegate from Oklahoma takes the plat form and is entertaining the convention with a song. Populist credentials committee will not th t -in h lif lonujuuruiuiuai uuurwmm.. . MoT.nnrhliti atirl Tnfnliinf Rav It will be four o'clock in Favetteville were arrested this morning on a warrant when the convention assembles, as there lssuea DV MaiT Ann ivicivaucnun cnarg i. ahnnt ,n hnnr's dit?rene in time. inS them with forcible trespass and the felonious taking of fruit. The trial will be before 'Squire Overby this evening. SILVER CONVENTION. Music Hall, St. Lotus, 10:20 A. M. Delegates late in arriving. Committee elected for Conference with People's party caucusing' back of chairman's desk. Hall filling rapidly. 10:30 Chiles, of Minnesota, addressing conven tion. He says Bryant represents the cause of Hnmanitv aerainst Injustice. He men- tioned Teller's name and the convention The following case growing out of the above will also be tried this evening: Josephine Ray for assault and battery on Minnie McLauchlin. Kotel Arrivals. F. E. Gaes, Indianapolis; J. W. B. Bat- gpeeCh. He mentioned Cleveland' name tie, Tarfoorfii M. Frank, V. Hall, W. C. A. and -lt was greeted with a roar of laughter. Sheppardt Richmond: J. A. Means, Louis- h.m a tw viae; v,uas, xi. vvomuge, v,iuiriuuaii, vru. M ih& of ex-Gov. St. John's Bordnorth, Booklyn; Wm. H. Deal, Co- h Mrs Helen Gougar, of Indiana, mmoia; mrs. rtegisier ana miss ngier, ftrog6 t - address the coVentiou. Mrs. J. W.McPherson, Mt. Airy; J. D. Taylor, Q0Ugar concluded with a song, and the rtea opnngs. Kittle Chance was tried this morning for an assault on Frances Brown and convicted. Judgment was suspended on payment of costs. At the same time Owen rose and cheered in a body. Ex-Gov. St. Brown was tried for an assault on 'Kittie John called upon and is making a fine I Chance and' fined one dollar and costs. Me Yon A Photo&rapli ? Tf an Via Vina vnnr npcrofivfi and from it he lnt-. ftf hritrhf fresh Pho tographs. Owing to the improved methods your duplicate photograph will be better than the first ones. Just to think that you can get a iresn pnocoerapn oi yourseu, iatuer, mumoi, or of your cluid or friend as they looked a few years ago. Perhaps you have not got one of them, if so, it may be. scratched or show signs oi age. vomo auu jou uow uubbi can give your inuuu a ungut ucw jiuvwm for the old one. Just think of the price you nor. Violf drri rlii nli r. ft.fr. A nhntOcrranhS for $1.00, or half dozen duplicate new style Plat- inums lOr $i.ou. xais propusinuu for a short time only. Come early and avoid .a m tne rusn. J. T. W1NBUKN. CUT RATE ! THREE POUNDS GRANULATED SU GAR WITH ONE POUND SPECIAIiliY GOOD TEA 50 cfcs. We reauest ronr trvincr this tea on its merit as tea and to tell your friends. Silver will pay the bill and thank you too. The Hay Street Grocer. . A. S. HUSKE. "TO THE pom; People and their Movements. Miss Simpson, of Raleigh, is visiting Mrs. W. L. Hawley. Miss Kate Underwood is visiting friends in Wilmington. "FIGURES DON'T LIE." "LISTEN AT THESE PRICES." Cumberland County Court. Cumberland County Superior Court con venes Monday for the trial of criminal cases only. There are not a great many cases to be tried audit is probable that! -they &an all be disposed of within the Week. Miss Dora Hawley is visiting her aunt, band plays "My country 'tis of America,' Mrs. McKinnon. at Maxtou. convention rises and sings. Mrs. K. Lewald left last nierht for New At 1:23 Towne, of Minn., takes tbe cbair York to ioin her husband. Entire Stock to be Closed Out in 3Q Days. and announces that Mrs. Lease, of Kansas, will address the convention this evening. At 1:24 Hon. R. A. Cole, of Wisconsin, begins to address the convention. He says he takes issue with that part of Mrs. There is one murder case, one rape case, I Gougai's address advocating Prohibition, and a case for arson. Judge Starbuck and defends the brewing interests of Mil- will preside and Solicitor Sewell prosecute, waukee and St. Louis. This caused great confusion, and order could not be restored Fire. For the first time in several months the fire alarm rang out this morning. It was ono o'clock when the alarm was given and five minutes afterwards the fire com- for several minutes. , . : i It is said that Senator Marion Butler is now in favor of endorsing Bryan and nominating Judge Clark for the Vice Pre- pany were throwing water on the burning sidenoy. The North Carolina delegation building the kitchen attached to the res- at St. Louis are said to have suddenly idence of Mr. R. G. Haign on Gillespie adopted the same views. street. The fire was soon extinguished though considerable'damage was done to the building. Base Ball. The following is the result of the Na tional League games played yesterday: Mr. W. H. Downing, from over the East side, was a welcome visitor to the city today Miss Nellie Cook, of Wilmington, is vis iting her mother, Mrs. M. P. Cook, of Hay street. Capt. W. E. Kyle is in Atlanta attend inor a meeting of the Southern States rt t Freight Association Miss Maggie Rose left this morning for New York by the delightful Old Dominion route via Norfolk, Va. Mr. Ralph B. Lutterloh, of Florida, who has been visiting his parents on Haymount returned home yesterday. Mrs. Dr. Thomas M. Hunter and chil dren have returned from Birmingham, Ala;, after a months' visit to friends and relatives. Little Tom had a case of mumps, This will be the greatest slaughter sale on record. Don't fail to come. Fruit of the Loom Bleacking at 6t cents a yard. Barker Mill Bleaching at o cts. a yarn. Beautiful line of 10 and 15 cts. Crepons go ing at 5 cts. a yard. All our beautiful line of 15 and 20 cts. Lawns going at 8 cts. yard. We have the biggest stock oi wmte gooas in North Carolina, and have marked every piece down to close out. Liaaies, now in your time for white goods. Every piece marked in plain figures to- close, - Housekeepers, listen! We have also put on sale our 'Big'? stock of all Linen Table Dam ask and Napkins; also Towels of every de scription. . Do you wear "Corsets?" If, so, we can sell you 75 cts. corsets at 49 cts.; and 50 cts. cor sets at 39 cts. Don't wait till the fall to buy your carpets, come now, you can get them at your own This business Tobacco Warehouse. Rowland and Lnmberton are building Tobacco Warehouses. Why should not Fayetteville have one. Car loads of tobac co will soon pass through this city seeking a market further north. If it is thought too great an. outlay to erect a building, we should think that the F. I. L. I. armory could be rented temporarily. With sky Chicago : tUm. swxF If nrnnM mnlra'An idafl.1 I rSOSton llUtS U IUU k JJi. 1 1 nwu.v umw warehouse; no finer anywhere, anter- Cleveland prises have to be built up, not waited for. Washington . . t : :n . 1 1 I is now quite wen. GOVERNMENT SALE. Louisville 2 Brooklvn 1 l By virtue of certain distraint issued by the Vinoinnau Collector of the 4th District, N. C., I this day new xorK o St. Louis 8 Philadelphia 7 ...10 price. Shoes at your own price. has got to be closed out. The entire stock of Clothing in the Thorn ton Block to be closed. out at slaughter prises and store for rent. Come quick to get your size before the stock is broken. FRANK W. TJUUttMTUM. R. M. NimoCks, Assignee, Fayetteville, N. C. July 23, 1896 d3t-w2; - Bicyclers and Athletes: Coca-Cola, re moves thirst and makes muscle. -L...12 5 levied on 7 barrels of Corn Whisky, the prop erty of W. A. Allred, and will sell the same for taxes, assessments and costs at public Auction at Fryetteville, Monday, the 3rd day of August, 1896 at 11:00 o'clock A. M. - W.C.TROY, Deputy Collector for F. M. Simmons, Collec- tor. A l.lt. mhA.a hail n rt rr o Ahr. with avow combing, was induced to give Avers iialr Vigor a faithful trial. She did so, and not only was the loss of hair cheeked, but a new and vigorous growth soon succeeded that I which had gone, ' J k -a
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