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DAILY NEWS SHEET AND ADVERTISER.
NUMBER 260.
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 1896.
PRICE 2 CENTS.
SUBKCBIPTION PRICE t
n..i. np rear, S3 OO in ad ranee
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Daily one monln.
Weekly one year,
35 in aclranee.
1 SO in adrnnce.
Advertising is to business ichat steam is to
machinery-the grand motive power.
Macauley.
Weather Predictions Chief Moore, would have made better progress.
Washington, D. C, 10:30 o'clock. Fair
to night; Saturday warmer.
Attempts to Break Jail. high on the hill.
The prisoners confined in the upper ami , AtJ Mr F' W Foster's cottage it was
lower cells of the southwest corner of the L" u S?
...... - o VTOOUUU WUl UU IUC UUUSO W0 BUp'
old jmI have been attempting to saw their ported only by the posts of the front piazza
whv to liberty for several days Dast. Be- and at the rear. If the tid last night did
sides partially sawing several of the thick n,ot th,row il dw it was thought probable
,100- . , that the house would break in two with its
casing boards m two they have removed own we;ffht
the heads from about twenty nails. They The front piazza of Mr. C. Livingstone's
are certainly novices at the work or they house is washed away. Mr. Wadley's
coicage is aare, out tne lattice-worK is
smasbed.
The sea washed under the Butters cot
tage, demolished the bulkhead and smash.
ed the lattice work.
The Big Prize Fight.
The Observer was one of the few pa-
Next week Mr. H. R. Home will move pers published yesterday in America to
temporarily into the Thornton Block in or- publish the result of the Fitzsimmons-
der that some improvements may be made Sharkey fight. A press dispatch from San
in his store on Hay street. - Francisco says of the fight:
The fight between Robert Fitzsimmons
Mr. E. J. Powers7 cottage was under
mined by the waves, but only slightly
damaged.
Capt. Kenan's cottage is intact, but the
front steps are gone and the beach washed
M. WM. V
It Lumber ISriflKe. I AD UgUI. UULTTtOU UUUOll X- IKOIUIIUUUD I ,pu O L . . i j j .
Aext luesuay uigni duuge rarar win : Tu Jr.. " " , " : "uTi;u;r rests on the beach at a sharp angle. The
deliver bis well known and popular lec- p.. f. e,,.u ,h! front piazza was carried away.
,-.. "Out .lohunv Reb." at Lumber Bridge. u ,.u,m ,CV hu. Judge Russell's cottage sags badly, some
I . ' 0 I rkr fhu on nnnrlc intlnninr thu rt a v niutu
"j " " w - - i . . -- u f u.... i i
The remains
, r iv wan B," " hi. Lmnni ift hiwi The VauADiriDge cottage looked unsafe,
of the late James Boone ocoorwd. Fi fft in hu Ubom rtthand U , SUDD0rt8Bt0-tUelront piazza are
were laid to rest in Cross Creelc cemetery
piazza
p.ronk And Sharknv went to the floor.
Tho raf'uruu nlu i muH that whilM Sh rtrlrov
gone
yesterday evening. The following were wag falling from Fitzsimmons left hook on At the Opera House.
the pall-bearers: Messrs. i. J. rowers, the chin Fitzsimmons struck Sharkey in The -White Crook," the show whose
B. G. Holnnnsworth. V. VV. Cole, G. G. the groin with his knee.
Myrover J K. Powers, J.M. Lamb, I. C. 2$tiX for the past week, and in the pa.pits of two
itona ana J. A. Lrranam. continually used foul tactics. He would churches last Sunday has come nd gone
The Electoral College.
The Electoral College, which met in
Raieigu Tuesday ana Wednesday to cast
the Slates vo.e tor Bryan aud bewail and
Watson, adjourned Wedneoday to meet
again on trie second Monday in January,
clinch and lift Fitzsirxmons from his feet,
strike in a clinch, though the men bad pre
viously agreed not to do so, and he was
generally unfair.
we trust never to return. lb ere were
ouly two good features in it, the really
beautiful costumes seemingly without num
ber and the little fat Comedian, whose act
ing was so very funny that it kept the au
dience in roars of laughter from beginning
to end.
The ten girls in the play were tolerably
pretty, some of them were pretty, but this
did not compensate for their horrible sing
Police .eiT.
A. Deputy Sheriff Attacked.
Wednesday night about 8 o'clock two
men attacked deputy sheriff Kinlaw near
1 ii ll.tin fTmico nnA rho Hortlltv hft.fl a.
owing to trie absence through sickness ot I luo iUOll,u -v
Dr. Tvre York There was tmind to he hard right tor nis lite.
noDrovisionbvthe law tor casting the Mr. Kinlaw was on his way to the jail
vote in the absence ot one of its members, to put in some extra bed clothing for the . , acting Th mal nntin.
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nMannoro WllftnlUSL SS DB WAS aUUUl IU I . .. nr.
, 0 gem were utue oecier. wane mere was
turn tne corner uimu ",ttU nothing immoral in the Derformann thr
. I ... i -i p t I D r
ibe bondsmen of R. J. Price, who was accosted him and asseo u nis name wag & vujgar veiQ runniDg through it
recently arrested fordisposing of mortgag- wasn't Kinlaw, and being answered in whi(jh gagge8ted tne second rate music
w property this morning, surrendered him the affirmative, he strucK tne deputy tt nalls of New York.
ft'iane was placed in jail again. blow over me neau Wnu irK There was not a sQRe female in the
Tuii: : i : . . Now Mr. Kinlaw's head has been treated h h COmDosed of about
"o tuiiuw uk prisoners wno were m iur i c u-.
,(,.r.,I,,mi.i1 this same way a number of t.mes before, two hun(Jred meD(Illlof whom expressed
MathZiZh-Ch wJi lDfaot -'yreoeBt'y hehad gullet sent about the same 8entiments as above writ
U t! nA? !, aeainst it witbont senous resnlts and so tan . . 0. it wa3 a show. wbie not ex
-.uv. uarns ana uaiias perns. - , A , f ui0 AonA0 nn . . . .
trie oiowTniy seivcu B &ctj jmul0ral or baldly vulgar, tbat one
th orer the nirer. It did not take him long to stretcn tne WQald Qot wish t0 see a lady attend.
Mrs. Jennie Haywood, widow of the late fellow out, but before he could identity
t " 7 I l c
J.Havwood. difid thia mnrnincr at her bis assailant be saw a numoer 01 mi
residence on the east side of the river. The coming to attack him, and feeling that Miss Mabel Green is visiting in Wilming
fQeral will uk ni tr,mnrmW t 2 discretion was the better part ot valor ne ton.
'dock from the house and the regains retired for assistance. When he returned Mfg A Worth u 0Q a visit to relatives
People and Their Movements.
k;n i
"'UD9 enterred iu the Gainey grave yard.
w decea&ed lady, who was in her 42nd
yr, was a daughter of Mr. Elias Gainey
W sister of Mr. Noel Gainey.
with the police the men had disappeared.
in Wilmington.
Mr. Jno. Currie, of Lumber Bridge, was
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A Card of Thank.
We reel deeply grateful to our white and
colored frien is for their symprtthy, and
especially for their assistance in helping
us to save our household effects from the
fire. But for their timely aid we would
have lost all.
Respectfully,
J. L. Kennedy.
Rebecca Kennedy.
NEW YORK COST.
Be ol Mr. Reuben Pope
View Partiallr Wrecked.
The people of this section many of whom in the city this morning.
are in the habit of visiting Ocean View, jflr jno. M. Clark was able to be out yes-
near Wilmington in the summer, will re- terday after a week's illness.
The Sampson Democrat 8avs that Mr Kret to hear thS gr61 gj , M83 Eliza WiIlims is on tt visit to Miss
Ro PoPpe, Brd:n Calber.and ? Martha WUHatns in W,lminKton.
and Miss Minai.8tew.rt Hobbs, ay,"6J "Z ,'iriteil the place CaP- W" C" McDoffie is sick at home
Jrttjrof thelate James Hobbs. were J.fitotZtttoecJ His father, the Doctor, ,s able
arred at the home of t&e bride's mother, extending from Mr. Fishblate's cottage on to be about,
vLrs; Sarah A. Hobbs, in Soutn Clinton, on the north to Mrs. Mayo's hotel on the south Mf Ji?s ManlVj of Dalton, Ga., is in the
"wneaday evening, the 25th ult at 7-30 washed away, ine cages oi r. . u looking after his new jail building
0c'ock. Th -if 1 . 1 Z M. Waddell. Jr., Mr. Walters, Mr. Corbets H that the buiiding will ba ready fo,
Kev J t VC1CUJUU WttS penoruieu uy M J H Chadbourn, Mr. vv. n. v,uau risoDers by Christmas.
ihe&tt.r,. . oouru i u-.. k.h rn nliff Messrs. E. L. Remsburg and hdna oheetz
VUU4UH werti: Mr. Jeff. W. Royal appearance or ovtu uc L fnhv business matters to refu
ix feetaoe e
WMr Jhs Sprunt'8 cottage was under leading parts in his orchestra which is to
Mr. jhs. oyiuu 6 ttntri with furnish music for the Kirmess which is to
r fint dowVon Ttbe beach and the rear I take place in Wilmington shortly.
nd Af wtjre: lur. den. w.noyai
Cq Aliss Mary Hargrove; Mr. Marion
M Pr and Miss Bery Williams; Mr. Lai
463 Pairs all Wool North Carolina blan
kets 10-4. To close out at New York
cost.
137 Pairs all Wool Indiana blankets 10-4
to close out at New York cost.
263 Heavy Cotton Comforts, to close out
at cost.
367 Cases ol Men's, Women's and Chil
dren's rubber shoes for snow and rain
to close out at New York cost.
193 Full size Ladies' capes, latest style,
to close out at new York cost.
137 Ladies Cloaks and Jackets, all sizes,
to close out at net cost.
Big Line all sizes and styles
GENTLEMEN'S
OVERCOATS,
CAPE and BOX
MACKINTOSHES,
AT COST.
HEAVY BUGGY ROBES
For the People at Cost to close out.
Gentlemen's all wool underwear shirts
and drawers at cost. Ladies' all wool un
derwear to close out. Ladies' heavy ribbed
under vests and drawers to close out at
prices very cheap.
204 pairs Extra Heavy Horse Blankets to
sell cheap.
Don't IVIiss this Big Sale,
Frank W Tlmrntnn
A MUM III .UW
R. M. Nimockd, Assignee.
GLOVES,
Over 75 different kinds for Men, Ladies
and Children in
WOOL, CASHMERE, KIDS,
BUCKSKIN, DOGSKIN,
at HOLLINQS WORTH & HOLLAND'S.
ALL KINDS AT
HOLLINGSWORTH & HOLLAND'S,
FASCINATORS,
WOOL and COTTON, at
HOLLINGSWORTH & HOLLAND'S.
to aud Miss Bettie Hobbs.
I
For Men, Ladies and Children at
HOLLINGSMTH & HOLLAND
Children Cry forPitchcr's Castor!
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