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i The Dailt Argus. JOS. E. ROBINSON. ir-TuB ABOCT ietttob a saiasble paper or people erfttelaUr-i'oaaoreue.au . . . ... jui m Imui w karats the people rWfcisareatatake. Proi seal ra, abreast of the ajre. ahaJI always end m ror to keep our eo rial Ul tocal column up ioimoiim i rv niMibuaa la rapidly Increasing, -.1 w. hop aooe to aara the lareat drcuta- j of any PPr IMMf noninrou- nMarasatfets el tern Ci JTarKr tlaHianrs. JT. a. a Q.rLDtirWKO. . O, AUGUST l, 1W0. DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES. for (Twfww-M )Wrirf. ntSJAxnr r. ouadt, of Dupiin. hr JvdctVK DUtrUt. PIMIK WHITA KBK, of Wake. or aVvrUor 4iA D ttrlci. E. W. fOU, Jis of Johnatoo. OONVENTfONS. 1800. OOCNTY CONVENTION At Ooldsboro. on Saturday September JOtta COUNTT PHI MA BIBS On Saturday, September Stb. TO THE PrOOPLE.' In the fight now floing on be" tweeu the New York Central Kail road Companj and ita employee, the Usae is dietinctlj defined. The Company maintains that it haa a riUt to diecharge ita aervanta at ita own pleasure, and without be ing required to give any reason therefor. The employees demand the right of reference to arbitra tion, alleging that the Company makes it a point to diemUs men who belong to certain labor so cieties, with the purpose of break ing up such combinations, and fo weakening the power of organized labor. Mr. Toucey, the General Superintendent ef the road, is quoted as formulating the Com pany's position: "The Company claims that it cau discharge whom it pleases, whon it pleaEC6, where it pleases, and how it pleases. " Vice President Webb says that he, and not Mr. Toucey, made the answer to the question eaid to have elicited the above quoted remark, and not in such words. Bat he endorsed its general sentiments by saying "that the railroad officials were the only, judges as to what methods of discipline we cared to adopt to ward its employees." Grand Master Workman Pow derly, finding himself unablo to obtain any consideration for the members of his order from the of ficials of the New York Central, issued, on August 21, a general appeal "to the people," in which, after rehearsing the circumstances of the case, he said:- - "We not only ask labor organi zations, but we ask of the great public away beyond our organiza tions of labor, to come to our relief. We are fighting against a power far more dangerous than that which laid down its arms at Yorktown 100 years ago; then tho fight was with one king. To-day it is against a hundred, one of whom said, in an after-dinner speech not long ago: "There are fifty men in this country, who have it in their power to control the currency ' of tho United States, control her com merce, and at a day's notice stop every whel in the wholo territory of the United States." "The struggle is far more no mentous than it was during the American Revolution. Then our fathers fought for liberty; now we are fighting to maintain it. Then the enemy was 3,000 miles away; to-day he is intrenched in onr own dominions. lie haa his fingers around oar legislature. lie stands at the doors of Congress to bar out legislation in the interests of the masses." Referring to tho employment of Pinkerton guards by the Company at Albany, and to tho' wanton shooting of mn, women and chil dren by those hired janissaries, Mr. Powderly produces the affidavit of one of them, Adolt Polleshek, an Austrian, who can scarcely apeak the English language, that he waa hired in New York City and com missioned as a special- deputy sheriff at Albany, "without com pensation from aaid county or any of it officers, by virtue of a blank form signed by Ibe Sheriff of Rffnwflkcr Connty, and filial np by Robert Pinkerton. .- Mr.J Powderly justly protests Against the enrolment of such Hessians as agents for the forcible upprcien of American working men. lie protests, in the name of 20,000,000 of workingmen, against the dictation of $100,000,000, rep resenting the family interests of the man who once said, "The pub lic be d- d." "Shall dollars alone be heard, and must humanity re main silent!" asks Mr. Powderly. Whatever the immediate merits of the quarrel may be, the railroad company takes a decidedly tin ten able position when It says that its officials are the only judges of its conduct towards the road's em ployee. Railroad corporations are not private business concern. They are the creature of the States, the servants of the people, very well paid, sad bound to render efficient service. Their duties do not end with that, either. They are bound to treat their employees justly, and they have no right to attempt en forcing the arbitrary wishes of their officials by the aid of an army of private guards. Mr, Powderly s protest is timely, and a wise cor poration will net attempt to dis miss it by the haughty assertion that its officials are tho "only judges" in the controversy. A b the Baltimore A'wn say, the trouble about Speaker Reed's rules for expediting business is that they don't ic fact expedite. Here we are in the ninth month of the ses sion, and all the regular Appropri ation bills not yet out of the way! Congress has often done better than this under the old rules, and without "counting a quorum." In one particular only have the new rules been effective, and that is in a I suppressing discussion oi tricuy measures, such as the McKinley Tariff bill, the Force bill, the Sil ver bill and extravagant Pension bill. They ar) powerful for evil, powerless for good. tioori Work a. TIhtu's nuu.ht to tie that on the earth doth live. Put to the earth romc special good doth give. Nor aua-ht ao fair but (trained from Its fair uau, KotoIU from true birth, atumtiilns- oo abuae. Virtue It -oil tori a vie lielnaT mlMi piled. A T co aoiuot linos by actions dlKnlttwd. And eo it i over and over again. IJy honest pluck we make tho worct things useful, ai;d our mere dulcet prove our commodities. Ana we misuFethe beet things and they becomo whips to fcourgc us. Even in this matter of jrol works there is plenty of mUunduratanding and plenty of misdoing. We- have nothing to do with the theology of the thing; but we do know that there are many works that pass for good that havn't any goodness about them. And there are many works that are not classed as good, that are yet the best in the world. The good deeds that make np the catalogue are: feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, visiting the sick and imprisoned, and caring for the stranger. To these other familiar duties have been added. And yet every one of these may be done after a style that makes them anything but pretty or acceptable, The orthodox way of giving is not as a condescension, and not of the pile which oar might and smartness have accumulated; but modestly, thoughtfully, kindly, from a generous impulse, as out of the undeserved bounty, of heaven bestowed on ns. On the other hand a gilt may come near to, be an insult. It may manifest only the stinginess of the giver and his want of respect or affection for the object It may be so course ' and cold a almost to choke the starv ing and freeze the naked. Visita tions of the sick may be so formal, perfunctory and dutiful as to be not only a bore, but depressing and unwholesome. Job's comfort ers are still about, and more than enough of them are willing to prove to their victims that he is getting only what he desires. And so all good works may - be spoiled and turned to offenses bythe way they are done, and , the waj a man does a thing shows whether he is a gentleman or a brute, a kind man or a hypocrite.. "The hearts aye, the- parts aye that makes ns - right r or wrong.? And as it was said ef the poet, &U Ui igti quod non omavitf he touched nqttyng thai he did not grace," it is of the true and kind man; hia least apd greatest deeds bet peak their authorship, and manifest the flavor, and sweet nees of his heart, and .shed better perfume. He may hare done di rectly no one ot the "good works" named. His life may hive been single. His duties may hare eon fined him to a dry monotonous drudgery, and he may be utterly disabled from giving or helping. accordi az to the general course. He may be a laborious profcariona man or statesman, and poor at that, or an unknown plodder. And yet if a just, kind heart bums within him, if devotion to justice and duty control him, and bu manity and the love of God inspire him, he may bo only known as the merest drndare. snd vet all bis works be warm with the purest kindliest motives, glorified by the noblest self sacrifice sustained by heroic courage, and his life through and through be most honorable. He may be counted flinoat a dead beat and nonentity, and yet he may have filled the requirement of neaven to ao jusuce, love mercy and walk humbly with God. The hiVheat heroism "that anv man can accomplish, and the "best good works he can perform ia to be faithful and to do his duty in that state of life and in that place in which the Almighty is pleased to place him, to let his light eo shine before men as to glorify the au thor of his being, whether it be in keeping sheep or ruling a king dom. SUNDAY RKADLNQ. Made Up of Divert Clippings. Let the love of pure truth dra'v thee to read. a Kempia. There Uvea more faith lo boneat doubt. Believe me, than In half the creed. Vanity it is to wish to live loDg and to be careless to livo well. a Kempis the measure of a man. And that'a the measure of an aoireL. aaya The Apostle. Mr. Jtrotcning. If a man is nnhappy this must be his ovn fault, for God made all men to be happy. iLpxctetus. There la ne great and no small To the aoul that maketh all ; And where It ooineth all things are. And It oometh everywhere. ,- No longer talk about tho kind ol man that a good man ought to ne, but bo euch. Marcus Iiureliu8. Women aa you are. Mere women, personal and passionate. Ton give u a auetln- mothers and ported wivea. Sublime madonnna and enduring taints. We get no Christ from you and verily We shall not get pott, to my mind. Jfra. jsrovmutf. It is the blackest sign of putres cence in a national religion when men speak as if it were the only safeguard of conduct, and assume that; but for fear of being burned, or for the hope of being rewarded, everybody would pafs their lives in lying, stealing and murdering. Buskin. NOTICE. At a meeting of the Democratic Execu tive Committee of Wayne County, bold on the 2nd day of August, 1890, it was ordered that the Township and Precinct Conventions of said County be held on Saturday, September 6 th, 1890, at 8 o'clock P. M., at the usual places of meetiog, to select delegates to attend a County Con vention, which was at the same time or dered to be held ia Qoldsloro, on Bator d iy, September 20, 1890, at 12 o'clock, M. At such meetings each township and frecinct may select as many delegates a t chooses, bat in said County Convention it iball be entitled to cast oie rota for every twenty-fire (25) Democratic votes for Governor in the preceding election, and one vote for fractions of fifloen (15) of such votes. At such township and precinct conven tions each township and precinct shall select an executive committee of Are (5) whose names shall be at once tent to the undersigned; and at such County Conven tion the several towniihlp ana precinct executive committees shall elect a county executive committee, to consist of not len than live (5 J one of whom they shall name a Chairman. I. F. DORTCH, Chairman, Dem. Executive Com. of Wayne Co. Augutt Snd, 1890. NOTICE, n rVaataat, OommtUtm U faaeAert tf lfIU suuf VIsats AcAsoto tf Ways Cfrwhj; " I aaa sgent tor School Supplies and fixtures' such as tbe perfect antomatlo School' Desk, BUtestoaw Black boarda, Blataclotk snd Slate pajw for Blackboards; Fortabla Blackboards, Pure Aleobol Slating (black xA green) maps. Charts, Bohooi BeUs and aokaol apparatq of sil slnis srr-rTTiirrra fit turns anil snstlngs nf all kinds, saOl to sea) as befora bortnf else- WhaV. ' " D. P. HASKITT. NOTICE. -4 .i. - ' , "JJATipO QUAUTTKD A8 ADMISTBA- tor of tojstatef A Eorb, deccauwd. all per sons olng claims against said estate are Do wned to "Teapot Uxna for payment by August 1st, USt, oc-taJvTOtkw irllhbe pleaded la bar of thair recovery. L B. rONFIBLf.aV ' 4 aval, ws. B. B. & CO. If yon wish to thrive, Yoq mast rise at five, AND THEN OO TO- BizzellBros.&Go's. WHXBI TOD WILL FIND CHOICE AND FRESH GROCERIES. At the very lowest market prices, to tempt and please the pal late, for after a bountiful har vest the season of feasting begins. JC8T TBY THKIB TKK8H Fionr. Meal. Bams. Pore Leaf Lard, Snow Flake llominy, Oat meal, fresh canned foodi, Peaches, Pine Apple, potted meats, Oysters, Sardines, Pickles, of all kinds, es sences andeztracts. Everything kept in a FIRST CLASS (iliUCKKi. The best New Orleans Molasses, (try it,) teas of all the beet quality, Spices, Ginger, Clove, &z., whole and ground, Cakea and Crackers, a large lot of fancy and stick Candy, Toilet and Washing Soap, Starch, Lye, Potash, Matches, Brooms, Baskets, Paper Bags all sizes, Wrapping Paper, Rolling Pins, &c. Smoke the best cigars in town, at IB- H3. 5C CO'Si yiriiiia Honey-Dew Cberoots, CROSS CUT CIGARETTES. Fitzhugh Loo Chewing Tobacco, and other grades. ' WHEN YOU .WANT BAGGING AND TIES, GO TO BizzelL Bros. & Go. Walnuf Street, Goldsboro, N. C. YOD CAN GET School Books Stationery ! GARDEN SEEDS! FLOWER 8: S! TOILET AETICLES! PURE DRUGS sr Kxparienoad and Aosuratr PATENT MEDjCWES. Of aQ dasaXptioDS U M. E BOBIHSOH & BBO'S. WaT OJUTTEat IT. "'-DaBORO, J AYR .AVE TU8T UST RECEIVED ECEIVED jjnr second lot or kiw goods- m Beat oalloo, I oenta and upwarl-t domestic, I eeots and upward : pants cloth, IS cents snd upward ; gtiighains, lawns, white foo4f, notions, c . ? SHOB8I MOBS! LJHOKS! S ROSS I HOBS I Beat men's shoes for tl.00 and nnward; best laaies saoee m ana upwara j onuaren snoes -.v la proportion . rnOBAOTXM rpOBAOCOt" rpOBACCO! AU OBAOCOl JLOBAOOOl lOBACCO! MOO pounds, t oents a pound and upward. LL K1VD8 pF las-ee. Coffee, Buxar. Flour, Lard, Canned ; . Oooda, ' . onuir, mgars ana urarettes. BrruD. Mo. B EST n ILT T?DGE TIUTTBB E8T VJILT JLDGK DUTTEB -, KERB'S COTTON AT 4 eta, - Starch cents a pound. Soap oents a pound. , utiwwds in proportion. . ' . , I CELL TiVHt OBIL IJOH STKICTLT -1A8H XBICTLT Ea Li. EDMTJNDSON DMUNDS0N Late ot tfcnnaof Pntarson A: I4mn.. Cancer cl the Nose, la ISTS s sore sppaared ea mj boss, and raw rapidly. Aa any faUnr had tacca. g-rew rapidJy. aad any haabaad died of it, I became alarm. aad eiaiaullad mv vhyau iaa. ilia treat- meat did ao rood, and the aor grew larer yaicia ajid nm ia avarv waT.aatil I had eoeel tid ed that I waa lo die from its effecta. I was perauadail to Uka a. 6. S., aad a few bottles cured aae . This waa after all the doctors and other meliciaes had failed. 1 have had ar return of the aaaoer. MBS. M. T. MABRW. WoodtHtrT.UailCoantjtTaxaa. Treaties on Cancer mailed free. 6W11T fiPKCiriC CO AllsAts,Oa rOK BALK BT J. H. HILL & SON, GOLDS BO HO N. C CORNED BEEF! -THI Finest In The State, can be found at tub CITY MARKET -ANDOTHSK- Meats in Proportion. DC N'T DELAY UNTIL THK LAST IS SOLD OUT. Respectfully. SAH COHEN & SON IS STORE- m 10 MITE &t) OOO LBS CLKAR ttia 8,Dft3 Qin BAKRKL8 PJXJUH.AU tJJ OKADK8. 1 4:00 DD8BEL8 8PU1N ' OATv, 1,000 10,000 100 TOO BU8HKL8 nES-" WUITB COKN In (inlrlaborrK LB8WHBAT BKAJI AND RICE M15.VL SACKS BEST IIOLTED MEAL, 8ACKSFIXB AND LIVEP POOL BALT. BARRELS VINEGAR. Very Cheap. BARRELS MOLASSES, Very Cheap, OA8E8 BLACKING Cheaper than Anybody, 20 20 20 50 50 25 CASES POTASH AMD LT B CASES BREAD PREPA RATION. CASES DAVIS BAKING POWDBRB. Super, Wayne County Syrup, 8taroh, Rio 26X barrels ttauff, all grailea. Our "German Nut sf ea;" Tobaoco at 8ft cents, is equal to any gTade in Goldsboro tor 50 etc. CALL AND SEE US IF IN NEED OF G-EOCEEIES, AND SAVE MONET HENRY & 21 L. LEE. NOTHING SUCCEEDS TiTKrl OTOOESS. The reason R ADAM'S MICROBE KILLER is the most wonderful medicine, Is b cause it AM never railed in an j instance,- no matter what the disease, from LEPROSY., to the sim plest disease known to the human system. rto-day claim and prove that every disease ia ius tvwfiuuc men oi CAUSED B I MICROBES, RADAM'S H1CE0BE KILLER Exterminates the Microbes and drives them oat of the system, and when that ia done you cannot hare an acha or r,sJn. No matter what the disease, whether a simple case of Malaria Fever or a cctobi nation of diseases, we core them all at the tame time, as we treat all diseases const! 1 ' -.----- - Asthma, Consumption, Catarrh, Bronohltifl, Rheumatiam, Kidne j FeVer, Foo&le Troubles, In all its. - J ml'l ' unai tutu, ifi acT, ajyery. JJL9- eaeo kno-wh to the Human Sys tem. E!"i:s:!ti:;:i:::',!:;,,:l!:;!! See tha our TraderMark same as above appearaoneachjqg. . , - Send for book 'History of the Microbe Killer,! givm away by MILLER & SHANNON, . SOLE AQhNT&V : - . qoudsboeo; ir. c. M. S. WITHERINuTON LIVERY, SALE AKO"! EXCHANGE . STABLES CAIX A1TD SEE LIE Walnut street WratofBank of Niw Biduv. Ooldsboro, N. V C0LDSE0R0 EOOK STORE"! N. R. ROBFf&CO. Proprietors. -A COMPLETE STOCK OF BOOKS OF ALL KIND8. Schcol, Litiirary and BeUgionf. PEN i . PENS. STATIOMBKT AND INK Picture Frames and Moulding BA'In' Oi y iMINT. PlLTt'BK8AND VtALLPATEn. IA 1 H KNJVk . t UNTLEr ' FANCY AKlICLlW. All of whlra w.i ffrr nt I avra r rs snd the loaix-ction of le tradr Ward's Tonsorial Palace Nothing auooeeds like success : this has born the experience of A. D. Ward, the Barber, eineehe opened business In Goidsboru, until he Is now able to anuounoe to the public that he hss got the heat equipped snd mostsatia factory Tonsorial Palace in toe State. Ail the popular Ilarbers of the otty are now employed la his establishment, prompt aad oourieous. ss follows : JIM BATES. OLIVE tt BADGER. , JOHN FBACB. Oontlnulnt to thank tne public fortbeener oua patrobave they hare extended to me since I moved with my family to Goldsboro and our J chased a home here, and aaeurtng- them that I snan ooDtinue to exercise my beat efforts for their continued comfort and satisfaction ia my line 1 remain Very respectfully, A. D. WARD. At Fordham's oi l stand. East Centre steel Ooldsboro. N. C. VrL vJMAA -raaStaawaiaaaayaa. Tka. ATI I irV V Mil- (iuuhj f thi. .in akaat Ska SMatk sart af tt talk. K tt a fraaa, aakmikk. SMaa, m wta. m to aay aay. W. aill ik."!" aaa rm a H. HALLSTI a oo St SVan4aa. aUiaa liistic NEAT. QUAINT, CHARM! NO, CVU10VR, ORIGINAL, ATTUACTIVB DE8IGNB. for AJU JParpoaaa la All Str Iaa AT MODERATE PRICES Argus Job Office, Walnuf Street, ' Ooldiboro. N G G Pointing CAUTIOH rrt-ST'e'-l ke l aaaae ap4 ertee etaesaea: Baaae aa mrf ealr ae4 ea betteas, V. L DOUGLAS $3 SHOEreCNTUMIN. fine Calf aa4 Lace4 Water-reef Oraia. cannot bai TM aseelhtiMMi aad wearing anallttea of thM aaoa itta. llvm than h. th. atpnna aadOfaf 'uaoc us tooaaaaMlaoI cwestaat wsarars. 5 MO Oeaatne nt.w,4, aa akwaa aaa stllah dreaa Sbo which eomnaada luaU. AJDO Haaaewaal Welt. A flna eaif Saoa V nneauaUad for a(rla ftnH durabilttf. SO .50 Cerear Writ as the ataadard araai Bhoa, at a popular prioa. . . . 0 Paliormaa'a thae ia eapeBiallT aoapwa lor railroad mn. farmers, cl. All anads la Oon.raia, buuua aad taea. $3&$2CHOEGlo0.Is( hvr beea moat fawwmblT rrcetrei) since lntrrvioo-4 aaa ft faoaat lmfi-naninaiMa maM tartt MfenOT to atry shoe, sold at lxo pruv. dlfvot to tmarr anclaalac ailT.rHs.c1 mc your KaaMr, aaa tr as suaol favV'TT0 If h. yoskal lor order bl antra. W. Im DOLGLA8, Brecluea, Kaaak HOOD BRITT, 0-aEe2D. Toauy frieodaaod the public I beg iear tp ssr that I bare opened a SELECT- .TTT.T,TNEfiYt In tne Boak Store of Mrs. X. R. Sober, where 1 will be pleased at ail time to aee any and all my friend-., and will do my beet to pleaae U prtoe, quality and style ol roods. . aWjaslNt. nmumfUHf aanaasi f 'A' Ml I walM4aiai 1111', J rt I ' i Wla. -yw. s.ai w. wUI mmtnmt will -'taartm. Oaly aw a wia. r 'JI jaaa a.i k. mn "".S II lta.dMUM.aUrMkrat.atl. a ian.M mw aar aaaw oppoaif ttlU: Orvg 8tor. Ooldsboro, N. C -'- Bespectrullv. HRS.E. W HOORE .
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