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NUMBER 273.
FAYETTEVTLLE, N. C, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 19. 1896.
PRICE 2 CENTS-
,a'BCRIPTIOIV PRICE:
pall, one year, S3 OO in adrauce
nail) one month. 35 in n.lvnnee.
n,fklf one year, 1 5Q in advance.
jdcertiwig t0 business tchat steam is to
m(Chinery-the grand motive ACAVh .
jkere is but one way of obtaining business
,, .;..,.) v of obtainina miblicitv
ulcertttnuj.
Blackwood.
XjOCAIj
Cotton is selling in this market to-day at
tf. to 0i cent?..
Weather Predictions Chief Moore,
u'a.hirurtou. D. C. .10:30 o'clock. Fair
M l- O 7
to-night, increasing cloudiness, during Suu
day. '
Next Friday is Christmas Day. It
is predicted mat we will have the coldest
i hnstmas that we have had for many
years.
Our merchants are doing a good holiday
business. The stores are crowded with
peopie al da long 'inspecting the finest
lines ut Caribinias goods that any town
m me state can
etteville if you want Christmas goods
Freciunn not Dead.
It was reported yesterday afternoon that
Jno. Freeman, the negro who was shot in
Texas Thursday night was dead. There
was no foundation for such a report. Free
man was alive and quite cheerful yester
day afternoon He was alive this morning
and is not likely to die.
ClHim Part of the Court llouae Property.
We learn on good authority that a suit
will soon be brought for the recovery of
one twelfth interest in the county pro
perty on which stands the new court house
and iail. The claimants ae the five ehil-
JUST RECEIVED,
25 TUBS JOHN S. MARTIN BUTTER,
will sell the retail trade 30 cts. lb.
COWIN & CO. COOKING BUTTER,
25 cts lb.
MOUNTAIN BUTTER 20 cts. lb.
LOOSE MUSCATEL RAISINS
10 cts. lb.
CITRON, CURRANTS,
MIXED NUTS, COCOANUTS,
In fact everything kept in a first-class
dren of the late Gus. Jackson. These Grocery Store. Just received 50 Barrels
children are now working in the Hope
Mills factory. They claim that they were
beiis to one twelfth of the property through
their great aunt, Mrs. Rebecca Melvin,
who died without issue, and during their
miuority tun property was deeded away
by the remaimug heirs aud without their
knowledge or ouum-m!.
A Value Rumor tauwi J 07.
There was great excitment and joy in
this city yesterday over the report tnat
both houses of Cougress had passed reso-
Apples and 50 Boxes London Layer
Raisons.
W. G. CLARK.
CHRISTMAS, 1896.
Grand Holiday Opening at
Pemlierton's Bool and. Music House.
FAYETTEVILLE, to. 0.
Pemberton is the only one in the city
lias uuuua iuai auy wwu . , . , .nna f icmuci iuu is luc uuiy uue m me cuv
1 boast of Come to Fav- lutltms "PnK lhe "dependence of makes ft spedalt of Cnristmas
want Christmas goods. Cuba There were a number of young gds. Raphael Tuck's choicest line of
Next Monday an excursion from Ben
nettsville and intermediate stations will
be run to this city for the benefit of peo
ple desiring to purchase Christmas goods.
Mr. R. B. Branch, of the Red Springs
Citizen, is the manager of the excursion.
There is no better place in North Carolina
than Fayetteville to purchase Jhristmas
goods, our merchants have superb stocks
this season.
Christmas cards and calenders.
goods of every description,
show cases of celluloid goods.
Leather
Beautiful
men who volunteered to raise a company,
or a regiment if necessary to go and lick
the Spaniards. They requested us not to
publish their names for fear of being as- KUbbEK TOYS, DKUMfc, TOOL.
sassinated by Weyler's spies. The report CHESiS, TOPS, BALLS, TRUNKS,
proved to be untrue, however, the resolu- VELOCIPEDES, WAGONS, SHOO
tions wfire aimolv reported favorably by L.Xb,tfUAl OAKib,
V w v - I f m.
the Senate committee on foreign affairs.
People and Their Movements.
BICYCLES. BICYCLES.
Several 2nd-hand bicycles cheap.
V. & V. V. Railway.
is in the city to-day.
Miss Sarah McMillan returned from
On and after Monday, 21st, inst., local Wilmington this morning
freight to Wilmington will leave daily at Col. W. T.Green and Miss Mabel Green
25 A. M. nr viitincr New York citv.
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10 Bennetts ville at 11 125 A. M. daily. Master Tacklvn Crosswell who has been
w . - I J J
o i.reensbory 8:40 A.M., Mondays, uite sick is much better to day.
U'.J 1 . . . 1
Hcunesaays and Fridays. p w Kiarher went dowc to Sted
trough treight leaves tor Greensboro
Miss Luola McLeod, of Lumber Bridge, ORGANS and PIANOS,
New Home and Domestic.
Orders by mail will receive prompt at
tention. Remember, the place to buy your
Christmas goods is
FeiWon's But ail Music House.
Cbristmas Hoods
We are going out of the Crockery and
Doll Baby business. Just think to buy
your Christmas goods at Cost. That's
what we mean.
Just Tell You How It Is.
We are going to make our customers a
Christmas present of.the difference in the
cost of the goods and the selling price.
See The Foirxt,
Money in YOUR Pockkt.
130 pc. German china Dinner sets at $14.95
50 pc. Austria china Tea sets at 5.50
120 pc. Euglisa cliiua Diuuer sets at 5 90
12 p . imported Toilet sets at- 2.90
600 different designs and oeautiful
aiter-dinner cup and saucers at cost.
Beautitul lamps at cost.
$12 PIANO LAMP at $7.15.
$6.50 Beautiful Parlor Lamp,
Art Pottery and Moon Globe
at $4 40.
Every French Doll at cost, We haven't
anything but hue French Doll-babies.
What could you buy better that
your people would appreciate
than the following spec
alties: Chenielle Table Cover, Chenielle Curtains,
Lace Curtains, Silk Velvet Rugs,
Ladies' and Gent's kid gloves,
A Fine Lady's Cape,
Handkerchiefs,
All Wool Blankets, Large Clothes Basket
Ladies' Felt Lined House Slippers,
Gent's Bed-room slippers
Bed Quilts, Silk Suspenders,
A Nice Carpet, Beautiful Neckwear
A nice Dress and Trimmings to match
and many other things.
Come to see us before buying your
Christmas goods We can suit and please
you. Yours Very Truly,
if
RANK
TflOiM
daily at 1:10 A. M.
Freight received up to 5 P.
M.
man this morning on a hunting trip.
Mr. John Henry Currie and Mr. Cavi-
ness of 71st were in the city this morning.
Mr. Locke Shaw, of St. Paul's, and Mrs.
him down.
flessand drew his pistol but it refused to
flr and the man escaped.
lains it-
Air lilt- RBmII
The following letter which explt
eic das been received here:
r0st)Hil8( December 12th, 1896.
UE.R Stp T ru-i r o 11 1
10 Know if therp i a man hv th name
Poets in beautiful binding. Books by
the latest and most popular authors.
Children's Books.
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS.
Examine the Celebrated Waterman's
Fountain Pens.
A WORLD OF TOYS.
ken up housekeeping and are now staying j0& from 1 cent to $5. Doll carriages.
rlats, Shoes anu otocKings; otoves,
Bureaus, Beds, Cradles, Wash
Sets, Tea-sets, Horns,
Air Rifles, Boats, Steam Engines.
PLUSH GOODS.
Photograph, Autograph and Musical Al
bums, Dressing Cass, Work Boxes, Man
icure Sets, Shading Cases.
PRAYER BOOKS,
Oxford and Bogster Teachers Bibles,
K. M. Ni mocks, Assignee
Knocked Dovru by a Tramp.
Early yesterday morning Neil Buie, one Neil Shaw, of Lumber Bridge, are in the
t the night watchmen at the C. F. & Y. city to-day.
. Yarn onrV.f - . i : I . . t? ji i i i
, -augni x Liamp ticanuji wuwu, vAr. and Mrs. unas. isiagoou. nave uiu
ana attempted to capture him. The fel
picked up a couplin pin and struck t th LaFayette.
the "5fv. i . I . i J
ti (i 1 1 it 1 11 j n t t q t m -k r 1 r 1 -w wm 1 w 1 .
. . . 1VH. I CILy luautit, ""w " w "
-ouie retainea nis conscious- . .l:. a kjxtt
ing relatives in mis tuy, icuuuv-u w .wt
York last night.
Mr. W. E. Kyle has purchased one of
the splendid Kyle lots on Rowan street,
and we hope soon to see him erect a
handsome residence there.
Miss Lucy Worth Lcndon has returned
from Wilmington, and will spend several
9 O'CLOCK.
This week we will remain open to show
Christmas goods until 9 P. M.
NEW LINE OF
DOLLS
JUST RECEIVED
BIG HOBBY HORSES for $1.50.
28 in. Dolls, Beautiful Hair at 50c.
22 in. " 14 " i4 25c.
15 in. 44 44 " 44 10c.
OTHERS lc. to $8.
Baby Carriages 18 in. long 35c.
Drums 6i in. with sticks 25c.
it
Guns
8i
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50c.
e Russell in that place, or if you
days with Miss Mamie Haigh before re- Padded Family Bibles, Thornton & Mc-
turning to her home in Pittsboro. Duff's F.miily Prayers, Gold Dust, Imi-
lurning iu u v, tation of Cnrist, and a very complete line
r 11 O 4.1, 1 . A I'too" TTOCfof. f 1 1
lik
of Arebi
give oiH any information of his where Mrs. Robt. Southerland's 4tea" yester
Kaes a 1 10 yU Wl11 P,ease droD me a few day afternoon is said by the ladies present
you for i!1.11 beLfVer s0 mCQ oblied t0 to have been a most delightful entertain-
' Yn t,i.. ment and Mrs Southerland herself a char
Chas. B. Russell, ming hostess
1 - F, 14th Tnfsntrv Hot Chocolate at King'sFountain.
of religious works.
PICTURES.
Colored Photographs, Etchings, Panels,
Glass Medallions, wh'ite and gold Easels.
Hot Bouillon, or beef tea, at King'
soda fauntain, 5 cents.
shoot shot or stick 10c.
4 4 44 aud pop cap 25c.
Express Wagons 14 in. 35c.
1G in. 50c.
24 io. $1:00.
Rocking Horses, large size, $1.25.
Tool Chests complete witn Tools 50o.
Tops that Hum and play Tunes 5 & lOo.
Cap Pistols 5 and 10j.
Toy Watches 5 and 10.
Planus ready tuned 50 and 75c.
Yours to please,
HOLLlMSWOffl & HOLLAND
EtTFor other locals s8 fourth page.