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DAILY NEWS SHEET AND ADVERTISER.
NUMBER 237.
FAYETTEVTLLE, N. C, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6. 1896.
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H ow completely vindicated by the re- I people have been called on to determine
suit in this State are those Democrats in recent years. We have claimed the
who insisted that acceptance, on the 10th electlo on onr advices from states that
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tusion would prevent the election of Rus from! which there was evidence of tarn
sell! It was said that the Populists would pering with the returns. It seems now to
not keep faith with us in any joint ar- b,e apparent that Mr. tfryan, atter making
rangement we might make with them, but of our countrv. has carried most of th
the result of the fusion that was made (on states claimed as doubtful, but has not
the electoral ticket) proves that this wp.s carried enouga to assure his success in the
the expression of bad judgment or worse. electoral college. Brvan electors have
ueeu uuusbu iu an iue siai.es souiu ol me
Even the efforts of the clique that em- Potomac and Ohio, except West Virgiuia
ployed such powerful batteries to taunt and all those west of the Missouri except
the Ponnlists into hr eakinu. faith with n California and Oregon. He has 190
We silvers will now await the coming on the electoral ticket, were unavailing, fif,
Cotton is selling in the city to-day at 7-
.--firru.
Two hundred sixteen names were voted
for in this county on Tuesday.
of the good times promised us by Hanna.
One first-class fare for the round trip on
account of the Cumberland County Fair.
All papers sold on the streets by news
boys should bear the stamp, "For Transi
ent Sale," in red ink.
The managers of the Opera House prom
ise us a splend id troupe here next week.
It is the Staniford Dramatic Company and
has so much confidence in its ability to
please that it will show here every night
next week.
increased bv final returns from statps vet
A Cl 1 " I I 1 .11 I . tl
Aiier awuue, peruaps, some people win I jn question.
learn a thing or two.
We could hae defeated Russell just as
easily as we have defeated McKinley in
this State in fact, if there had been fus
ion in both cases, much more easily,
Staniford Dramatic County.
The Days of Forgetfulness.
Wednesday the fair opens. Let us all
make merry for the three days and forget considering lhe election excitement.
the disappointments of the past and the
troubles w hich await us in the future.
Dia p pointed.
The people oE this city are blue, very
blue to-day. They were bouyed up yes
"Thi3 remarkable campaign closes with
the election of William McKinley. The
result was brought about by evt ry kind of
coercion and intimidation on the part of
the money power, including threats "of
lockouts and dismissals and impending
starvation; by the employment of by far
the largest campaign fund ever used in
lne otanitora Dramatic Company will , n i mL
"J larere Dortion of the American nress. The
begin a week's engagement at the Opera president-elect and his party are under
Houss Monday night, November 9th. The pledge to the American people to continue
following from the Greensboro Record, tne standard and by its operation to
A. - A- A. A 1 t .
Nov. 4th is a flattering account of the BHKE. will
play, -'For Congress," to be presented have the cordial support of the millions of
here on Monday night next: patriotic Americans who have cast their
The Staniford ComDanv oDened a week's votes for William J. Bryan. They bow to
Ano-atrement at the Academv of Music the majesty of the office and abide by the
B O . . " I li. IiL 1! iL i
Monday night to a nrst-rate audience, result wuu none ol me muuenngs mat
wouiu nave come irom tne money power
Th nlav was 4For Congress " and rieht bad it been unsuccessful. They are con
royally was it presented. It is a rollicking fident the gold standard cannot give the
play all the way through, but with plenty Promised prosperity, but will gladly wel-
of cood points to it, and these the differ- come it it it comes, lhey will continue
- . . . I A. I A. A I Ml 11. . l.'Pi!.. CI
ent members of tte company brought out lue great struggle ior tne upiuung ot nu-
with much clearness. maniiy ana ror me maintenance or. tue
Tnidental to the nlav there were soncs dignity of our country in the establish-
terday by the conflicting election reports, by Mr. Bixley, Mr. McDonald, Mr. Risser, meQ a" American monetary systein.
but last night a dispatch was received
which gave them a shock well nigh paraly
zing. It conveyed the news of McKinley's
and Russell's election absolutely.
Miss Mvrkle and others. Ana tue democratic party, aided Dy its
" . . . . i i n: ;n ..iiii l ;
Mr. Kisser has a magnincent baritone present aiues, win sun upiut me oimetai-
voice and received several encores, as did llc sianaara ana near u ou to victory.
Local Belting.
Mr. McDonald.
"The Diamond Mystery" was presented
last night to a very good crowd who were
delighted with the rendition of the piece
The laterest amount of bettiner done in which affords more room for good work
Payetteville w on the majority Sheriff that , the . play ot Monday.
beddie would receive. A considerable m M RTvl TTarrv MaDnnald. PKiL Ris-
amount of Democratic money was waged ser ana tne Sehoolcrafts were first-class
against a like amount of Renublican mon- and were repeatedly encored.
evthat ClvAAi m.iM uat Smirh hv The company plays again to-night: the
400 in- v rv, t play will be announced in our evening
wu plurality. The Democrats got badly
left, Geddie beating Smith by 786 votes. he Company is a splendid one better sonable.
James K. Jones,
Chairman."
TRY
OUR BLEND BOASTED COFFEE,
AND
Emperor Blend Tea.
Nothing superior in flavor and price rea-
The little bettiner that was done on the bv far than many of the high-priced shows,
Presidential election was at odds of 2 to 1 and is worthy the patronage of all. Those
on McKiniey. There was no betting on who have attended the two performances
13 ova Ha lnthtan
People and Their Movements.
The attle Ended
Mr. E. W. Overbaugh is at home again.
Dr. McSwain, of Wade, was in town
this morning.
Send in your orders for
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Oysters To-Night.
CATSUPS AND SAUCES.
BUCKWHEAT AND MAPLE SYRUP.
A. S. HUSKE,
THE HAY STREET GROCER,
A Chicago telegram of last night says:
Chairman Jones formally conceded the
defeat of William J. Bryan to night and
made his last campaign statement to the
Mr. Bruce William., attorney at Burgaw, PbUo. The free silver .tandaro I was
Was in thn : . j really luwoicu iaio iasi uigui, a
wcis iq the city yesterday. LwL of 1896 is concerned, when ad-
Ur. McDuffie is a little worse this morn- vices were received at headquarters from
"g. having spent very bad night. West Virginia conceding the electoral vote
iUr J. C. Murchison, of Greensboro, 0aba not to make a public announcement
came down to the citv this morninc. of theiact until to-day. Iu the meantime
Shpriff t q v i i - n il j I Governor btone arrived in nicago rrom
ueun: J. S. Fisher, an olu Cumberland . A o ,.j
k 7 Missouri in response 10 oeuaiur uuum
on VW S of-Colquitt County, Ga., is telegram. The national committee chair- TATN and D0MESTIC BEEF, juicy and
iu teiaiives in mis county, mr. tnan, tne goveruur auu vaujigu
Wisher Wt hi.- i, n.ir flrr mn Pamnauwere inco. srence this even
years flyf4 u.i .a m ine in the Senator's room and at its con-
vear, laT.rT T f n V cldsion the following statement was given
crtrs jater be was elected snenfl: of Col- frt tha nr(ia
quut county, and this vear he has been Th rflsult of the presidential election
elected. is annarentlv no longer in doubt. It has
NOTICE !
ED. WILLIAMS'S STALL,
s the only place that has the finest MOUN-
sweet.
The fac
simile gigaatoro
A
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tt7
ripper.
A DAY'S PLEASURE MARRED.
At the Flat River Association of theABap-
tist Church held at Stovall, Granville county,
August 12th, a young lady had such a severe
Headache that she was compelled to go to
bed. A friend gave her a dose of
Stfiflman's Head-Easy,
and in less than thirty minutes she had en
tirely recovered andwas asj gay and happy as
ever.
STEDMAN'S
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TRADE MARK
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NEURALGIA.
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TH0U5AND5 HAVE BEEN CURED BY IT.
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er OXFORD. AJ .C
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you
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