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DAILY NEWS SHEET AND ADVERTISER.
FAYETTEVILLE. N. C. THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 22. 1896.
NlTIlMCItlPTION PRICE :
Daily one year, 3 00 in advance.
Daily one mouth, 35 in advance.
Weekly one year, I 50 iu advance.
Advertising is to business what steam is to
MliCUUici y inc yiunu -muuvv jjuw.er,
Macauley.
There is but one way of obtaining business
puuiictiy; urn, vnt u uy vj vuunning puuiicity
.i.h'crtlsinri Ut a ni7"rtr-vrvT
All papers sold on the streets by news
boys should bear tbe stamp, "For Transi
ent Sale," in red ink.
Cotton is selliDg in the city to-day at 6
to 7 cents.
Can anyone count more than ten Demo
crats in Fayetteville who will not vote for
Bryan ?
The Railway Commission has decided
not to reduce the passenger faros of a
cent.
Neill Waddill is the absolute boss of the
white republicans and bolting- populists in
Cumberland. What can these white men
be thinking of ?
The Crusier Raleigh, yesterday captured
the aiibuster Dauntless and her tender,
after firing several shots into tho bravo
little vessel and almost sinking her.
Hon. Thomas Watson, Populist candi
date tor Vice-President, has rfinvftrH
from his illness and addressed an audience
at Birmingham, Ala., last night,
"Guiltier of the Two."
This mornings Raleigh News and Obser
ver says that, at the hearing before Jus
tice Clark of the case of the lost registra
tion book in that city, (referred to else
whore in this issue), the general verdict of
the audience was that Britt, the so called
Populist regiistrar, was guiltier than the
negro registrar.
Dedication Services.
To morrow (Friday) afternoon St. John's
Chantry and Parish rooms will be dedi
cated with appropriate services. This
beautiful building now about completed,
is an architectural gem. St. John's congre
gation is to be congratulated upon the
possession of so attractive and convenient
an adjunct to their church building. The
different working guilds of the Parish, and
the congregation and public generally are
invited to attend this service. The ser
vice begins at 4 o'clock promptly.
Hon. S. F. Norton, who was defeated
ror tbe presidential nomination by that
convention endorsing Bryan, writes a
"rong letter urging Populists to vote sol-
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uny ror tfryan and liberty.
Weather Predictions. Chief Moore,
TIT i 'f
"asmngton, D. C, 10:30 o'clock. Fair to
night and Friday.
Gen. Thos. Gill, cityFair to-night and
uuay.
Mr. E. J. Humphrey declines to serve as
juuge or election for the Populists in
PKcinct No. 3. Mr. Humnhrev is a Dpm-
rat, notwithstanding that the Clerk of
Thai" .
v,uurc appointed him to act for the
twists.
A Healthy Sunday.
As is known one of the seven drug stores
01 this city is kept open on Sunday. The
Prescriptions on that day run about 40 to
k i number. On Sunday last, there were
Cook p We leafD frm MeSSrS A' J'
f Co., whose turn it was to keep
PQ that day.
U Indiana.
Hon. V;iK. t
...man, j. .Bryan opened his In-
U1&na onrrino: .. .. .
.KU yesterday in Kiohmond
r-. 1
He D V ge aadlenes.
men at Dumerous other Pces to im-
one of l'63 sPeeches at Fort Wayne,
tbo.mn7 h Was at,dressed to twenty
ram people' The enthusiasm was
wherever he appeared.
On Election Night.
The election returns will be received in
the Armory Tuesday night, November 3d.
The managers of the Armov have mad
arrangements with the Postal Cable and
Western Union Telegraph companies to
run their wires into the buildiue and
ceive the messages from their resnecti
headquarters. Thus both companies will
give news from different parts of the coun
try at the same time.
The telegrams will be read as soon
received from the stage. A small charge
possibly 25 cents, will be made for admit
tance to the armory. '
Hotel .Irriral.
J. W. Corbett, Pbila.; M. N. Aaron. N.
Y.; H. W. Mc George, Chas. P. Sales, B.
F . Smooth, Jr., R. M. S.; J. Higgins, Rocky
ivit.; J. xv. lemple, Florence; A. S. Straus,
Richmond, Va.; J. J. McLeod, O. P. Smoot,
Washington: D. C; Mrs. W. D. Clark,
Manchester: W. M. Bledsoe. N. C..- a J
McDonald, Baltimore; R. P. Garette, Paul"
Raynard, Robinson & Franklin Shows.
Public Speaking.
The nominees of the ioinr rnnront;nno
of the Populist and Democratic parties
will address their feilow-citizens on the is
sues of the campaign at the following
times and places:
Smith's Shop, Little River, Thursday,
October 22nd.
Cabin Branch, Quewhiffle, Friday, Oc
tober 23rd.
Ray's Seventy. First, Saturday, October
24th.
Butler's Shop, Gray's Creek, Monday,
October 26th.
Cedar Creek, Cedar Creek, Tuesday, Oc-
coDerztn.
Hale's School House, Beaver Dam,
Wednesday, October 28th.
Blue Sand Hills, Cedar Creek, Thurs
day, October 29th.
Rhode's Mill, Black River. Fridav On.
tober 30th.
Geddie'a Gin, Flea Hill, Saturday Oc
tober 31st.
Pearce's Mill, D. A. Bryant's Monday,
November 2nd.
Fayetteville, at night, Monday, Novem-ber2nd.
PRICE 2 CENTS.
NEW GOODS!
Self-Rising Buckwheat Flour.
Old Homestead Flap-Jack Flour.
Oat Meal and Rolled Oats.
Loose Buckwheat.
North Carolina Buckwheat.
Maple Syrup.
Assortment of Canned Goods.
Oysters ! Oysters ! ! Oysters ! ! i
Crackers ! Crackers ! ! Crackers ! ! !
A. Quiet Marriage.
Last night at 9 o'clock at the residence
of Mr. S. H. Steele on Mumford street, Mr:
A. W. Brafford was united in marriage to
Miss Mary Adella Chandler. Dr. Nash
performed the ceremony, which was wit
nessed by only a few of the closest friends
of the young couple.
Mr. Brafford is a young business man
of Fayetteville and his bride is a handsome
and accomplished young lady. They both
have our best wishes for a happy future.
Mr. and Mrs. Brafford will go to house
keeping immediately.
People and Their Movement!.
Mr. R. S. Tolar, of Rennert, is in tbe
city.
Mr. W. K. Parker, of Cumberland Mills,
is in the city to day.
We regret to learn that Mr. Henry M.
Pemberton is quite sick.
Miss Eula May McDonald has gone to
Lumberton to attend the fair.
A. S. HUSKE,
THE HAY STREET GROCER
ANNOUNCEMENT !
Being thoroughly convinced that the dis
sensions among all the political parties in
this county, makes this God-given opportu
nity for self respecting Republicans, both
white and colored, to assert their rights and
independence of the notorious and disgrace
ful bossism'' of the existing management of
tne Kepuohcan party which has a registered
vote of 2,500, take this time and method of
announcing myself as a straight Republican
candidate for the office of Sheriff of Camber
land County. I call on and ask all honest
and true Republicans who love their party to
vote and give me their support. If elected,
I will pledge myself to treat all citizens aliko,
regardless of party or politics.
Respectfully,
Oct. 20, 1896. DANIEL CARTER.
Fine Mountain Beef, Pork
and Sausage
CONSTANTLY ON HAND L.
At THOMAS'S STALL.
Guarnteed to be the BEST.
At RAYNOR'S,
Pythian Building Corner :
Just received Bananas and Apples.
"NICK" RAYNOR.
Candidates at Manchester.
The County candidates of all parties and
of no party, twenty odd in number, ad
dressed a gathering of fifty voters at Man
chester yesterday. Three fourths of the
audience was composed of colored men.
.who listened attentively, but displayed no
.
entnusiasm at all, not even when their
white republican bosses waved the red flag
in their faces. For the first time since
they opened the campaign the candidates
indulged in a joint discussion, each speak
er being allowed 20 minutes. The time of
each was mostly taken up in explaining
"where he was at," and so the debate did
not wax warm at all. It was simolv a Dre-
v i
liminary to the great battles that may be
expected to make tho county tins with
partisan cries, from Mink's Creek to Chick-
.en Swamp, from now until the day of
election. But all jokiner aside, there ar
a number of good speakers amone tho
candidates, and things will no doubt be
j interesting from now on.
Hurrah fa Cy. Watson.
Mrs. M. Fairly, of Manchester, is visit-
iog at Miss Annie Rose's on Gillesnie Valuable Real Estate for Snlo.
street. 1
By virtue of an order of the Superior Court
of Cumberland County, N. C , in a proceeding
by D. Shaw, Administrator, against the heirs
of Duncan Shaw, to sell land to pay debts,
the following lands of said Duncan Shaw,
deceased, will be exposed to sale by public
auction for cash, at the Court House door at
11 o'clock a. m., Saturday, October 24, 1896.
viz :
1st. About 100 acres about 8 to 9 miles west
of Fayetteville on the south side of the Chicken
Road, known as "the Gass Place."
2nd. About 130 to 140 adjoining, known as
"the Baker Land.'
3rd. About 11 acres adjoining the lands of
McCall and Ray.
The above three tracts are very valuable as
farming land.
4th. The undivided fifth interest in about 300
acres on Little Rockfish creek, known as "the
Gilbert Shaw Place."
T5thA tracJ of aboat lOO acres on Little
Rockfish creek, near the Gilbert Shaw place.
DUNCAN SHAW,
o i. i. Adm'r and Commissioner.
September 21, 1896
Raleigh correspondent to-day's Charlotte Observer.
Democratic State Cb.irman Manly is m
hicrh snint to nicrht. R f .ir
can say for me that Cyrus B. Watson will
be elected Governor. T am nnm c
this result."
Notice of Sale under Mortgage.
By virtue of the power and authority given
M7 SwE t?1 deed of mortgage, executed by
M Faulk to Covenant Building nd Loan As
soeiation which is recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds fnr fnmKn.ij
in Book T No. 4, Page 306, the following
property will be exposed to sale by public
fnUCWV,Z:,PnhWf8t 8ide of een street
in t ayetteville, N. C, fronting 29 feet3 inches
on said street and running back 145 feet, as
more fully described in said mortgage This
Son "rty 18 generally known as "Magnolia Sa-
Place of sale: At Court Honse door in Fay
etteville, N. C.
Time of sale: At 11 o'clock a. m. Monday,
November 23rd 1896.
Terms of sale: Cash.
The Covenant Building and Loan Associ
ation of Knoxville Tennessee per
N. W. RAY, Att'y.
WANTED AN IDEA who can thin
thing to patent? PrlJcfyonViS
gTnX Writ JOHN WEDDEg
vUKN & CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington,
a C. for their SlOO prize offer.
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OASTORXA.