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BiClI01fl&Mi3LB.(fl The Daily Argus, GOLDS BOnO MARKETS. Corroded Dally by E H Privets, Waeleeale Proviatoai aad Grata OOLDSBORO. N. 0. AUGUST 31. 1890 Oondaoaed Scbedule,- la feet February ietk.1300. . - . . ATLAHTIC COAST LIEE R'ILML8TUK iWUXGNB.fi. nd trtul 1 1 nn An ooxxxsn. FUticafis ob the floor of the Doum is the lateat development ol tha soaaloa of Curiam. Tha pertkfpenU io jeeter days dlegracetol affair ara Republican who bacama Intolved io an altercatioa during tha conteet orer tba Lard MIL Tbair delinquency la, of course, lodlyld nal, but fa a certaia degree it Ischarjre abl to Republkaa tetbods which hart impaired tha dignity of tba iwpreeeata Urea aa a bod and loosraed tha bonds of decorum. New York Bur. Wa read erery few week of a decent man being killed by tome accident cauaed by that deadly weapon, tha Sltchfork, which is alwayi loaded. An hif farm hand the other day used one of Iheee implement to kill what be thought waa a black skonk, and killed instead a black convict, burglar and all arouad desperado, who wai hidden un der the hay. Thi U better tbaa the average record of the pitchfork. The Nicaragua Canal Company has bought the dredging outfit formerly owned by the contractors for the build ing of the Panama Canal. This does not look very much as though France would pour any more of her abundant money Into the rat bole that has alietdy absorbed ao much of it The fact ia, the Paoama scheme is aa dead aa is our late friend, Julius Caesar, and the talk of re vivifying it has been largely Intended to discourage the American project It is not often that any American man of letters is given the honor that has come to John Boyle O'Reilly since his death. There may be moLuments erected and public meeting held on both sides o! the water, but the facta that there has abt been in any American paper of weight a' word eicept in praise, and that no paper baa omitted to give this commendation, are enough to show that the journalist-poet waa beloved and will not be forgotten. His fellows will remember him without any lorm.il reminder. The last of the Wyandotte Indians is dead, and the books of a once powerful and numerous tribe of red men are closed, flow long will it be before the last tribe of Indians upon the continent shall have ceased to exist, as a tribe, and there will be grown men to whom the bloody story of the conflict between the red and white races will be merely a matter of history f Civilization, with its steaming locomotive rushing across the fenced-in prairies that ware once his hunting grounds, is aa fatal to the Indian aa to the bison. It is aaid that the voice of tha pheno menal boy singer, Blatchford Kavanagh, Is "sinking," and that he will cease to appear in public alter the first of next month. It seems a pity that tha mag nificent powers of the child should have been sacrificed to tbe greed or nil eiders, bat It waa no more than waa to be ex pected. To expect a boy of his age to sing tha heavy dramatic muslo assigned to him, aad to do it night after night was folly, it not something worse, and it look a aa though this miamanagement bad loat tba world an artist -m It is mora than likely that tba body of Grant will be removed to Arlington and that, if tbe people of New York ever build a monument, it will be over aa empty grave. This is no mora pun iehment than the metropolis deaervea alter It course in lighting tba trust that It solicited. There wa always a general feeling that Washington was a mora appropriate place of sepulture for on who had spent so much of hi life in tbe activities that center in tba capl taL bat tha deference to what wa said to hare been hi with waa prompt and cheerful. It it only the neglect and in difference shown by the peopl of Hew York that now make tbe change proper. It i difficult to avoid tha conclusion that the pulling and hauling over tbe selection of a site for the world1 fair and tba slownret of Chicago in carrying out lta financial agreement, will, if the v do not la fact seriously interfere with tha aocceaa of tbe great exposition, have a very demoralising effect upon public opinion at home aad abroad. When Chicago (ought ao persistently for the honor of having the fair held within her border the responsibilities Involved were perfectly anderttooH, aad tba city was profuse ia It promisee of prompt and liberal action. These promises asust be redeemed, if the ex position i to be successful, and It is well to remember that tbe enterprise i in no sense a local one, and that there is not tbe leaat impertinence la demands made by those living in other sections f tba country that tha quarrels and tht provincialism of Chicago shall not be permitted to involve them ia tha disgrace- that would attend a failure. There has been the usual amount of telae eentiaaent concerning the recent uprUing ot the desperate men confined ia a Xaaaachueetta prison, against the eppUcatio of tba Bertilloa system of Identification. There ara people ia this world who are far lees moved at the murder or the ipoliatioaof aa innocent person than tbev are at the adoptioa of; any policy which may poeaibly hurt the takings of the murderer or the thlef. Tbey would have a prison something Letweea a club and a university and would sacrifice the punitive Idea en tirely to the trying of philanthropic ex periments, , Tbe tact that these convicts e etreaaoaaly oppose the application of tbe eysten ia tbe beet evidence that it ia valuable to society. It taut be borne ia mind that by far the greater number of person confined la any of our great penal lastitetioae are proteesloaeLtrim taaW, who conUa piate tbe- reeumptioa of their aefariou occupations apoa die charge, aa coolly a doe the lawyer ro- l . l . - LI. M t - tug wnn m a inn a Jacauaaw Toaneaofthiaclaata general aad aa tarlLaff intent of idee.tifiAa.tini, wnst lie ruinous, while to the one who ret ara to aa hottest lile It weald meaa Bothiaar. as ia najy wnea ine sat ject is re arrested aad denies bit Identity, that It could tare aa v effect apoa hi reputation. . U fi Ilk .ileoanal . j v . a . a lie . 3 74185 . n . 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SMm li U0 a m TRAINS GOING NORTH. X No, 0 i5 ($5 Dailyex. X6 .5 Sunday. Wt WUmln-toa .. 101 am tOO a m 460 p m Lt MasnoUa...... 11 a at 10 tt a m ts p m Lt Warsaw 1048 am lUpo ArOoldaboro 43 p an Hit a id II. sm Lt FajrettoTille t40 a in Ar Selma.. 1100 a m Ar Wilson 1 10a ni Lt Wilson 108 a m 128T p m T4T p m A r Hooky Mount 110pm SIS p m At Tarboro .......... t00 p m ..... ... Lt Tarboro , .... 40 a m Ar Waldon.... v . 4W a m 145 p ml S P m TRAINS OOIKQ SOUTH DAILY, Lt Kichmood... Lt Burkrilla.... Lt KeysrUla ..... Lt UaorUlo ...... .......... Ar roe n boro ... .....' Lt lolditbQro ...... Ar Knlelfh.. ... ... Lt halelifn.. ...... Ar lurha. ...... .......... Ar Greensboro Lt Winatoa-tialem...i . Lt Grt-nboro Ar bulubury... ..... .... Ar butt Till) ...... ..v Ar AabvrUlaw. ....... wi.' '. Ar Hot Bprings .... ..... Lt Salisbury ............... ArCbartoO.... I Ar euartanburf...... ... Ar Green vUle .... .... ...... .. . ... Ar Atlanta .......... Lt Charlotte .. ArColiimhla.... ..M Ar Augusta i Mo M soupm w pn ttlpm 40Ha 10ri put S am 4 40 pm 4 46 pui a IN n 8 H) pm mi 10 81 pm ( am - SU6 am 4 M am . i 11 AM. SlMam W Wm IWll 408 m 104 sm sot pn, ssi SMam tauam Uam Warn lib) am lzttpm 4tl nn 11,,B 11 a in awpu 4tpm 0m Jpm 1 10 pm tOSpB, TBAIK8 OOIa K0KTH-DA1LY. 'Daily txotpl tnuutM. Train on Scotland Neck Bra no H B jad leans Weidoo, S llpm, Halifax S IT p m; arrives Sootland Naok at 4 Si p na-, ra.; ureenrllie 00 6 m.; returning loare QreonvUle T SO a m., allfax at 10 W a mn Weldon 1080 a aa, dally sxoepLBunday. On Mondar. Wednesdar and Friday. Looal Freight leaves Weldon 10 30 a. Halifax 11 M a bbm Scotland Neck SUOpm. Arriving Grwen Tllle 410 pm. Returning, leate Greenville Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday lao a m. tootiana naca juu p mn naJiiaxasi p b. Ar- rinng weiaon t w p ia. Train leaves Tarboro. N. 0.. via Albeiuarl ft Haleigh railroad, daily except Sunday, 4 l p.m.,Hundayuop.m.,arnve wiuiamaton. -. i;., f 80 p. m., 4 SO p. m. Plymouth TsOp m ia) b m, Urtumtng leave Plymouth dally except Sunday. ( a m., Siiuday-VOO am. wuuanuton, t ju a a, as a. sn.. arnye Tar boro. v Sua.ra 11 20 am. Train on Midland, N . U., branch leave tiolds- Doro, aauyeioept eunaay, s wa. m.; arrtvt Smlthfleld, T SO a. m. Keturnlng leaves Smith. Deid,s uu a. m., arrive uoiosDoro, s wa. m. Train on Nashville branch leavea Kooky Mt. ats wp.marnveaMaabTUiei up.m..Bprio Hopes lap. m. tteturuing leaves epriug nop 10 00 a. m., NashTllle 10 84 a. m., arrive Hook Mount 11 lit. m.. daily. except Sundav. Train on Clinton branch leaves Warsaw to Clinton, dally, exoeot Sunday. S 00 D. m. an 11 10 a. m. iUtornina- leavaa Clinton at a a. m. and 8 10 p. m., oonneotlng at Warsaw with m oa. t u tu, as ana 78. Southbound train on Wllaon A FavottaTilli Branch ia No. 41. Nerthboundla No. 60. Dailr axoepiDuaoay. Train No. 17, Houth, will stop ooly at Wilson uoiasuuro ua auurnoua. - " Trail. No. M makes close oonnootlon at Wei don for all points North, daily. All rail via nionmona, and daily, exoept bunday via Bay l4iae. Trains make close ooiinrctloB for ail nointt oerth Tla Klohmond and Waaolnirtnb. . All trains run solid between Wilmiiiirton and Washington, and hare fo ttoma PalaoBloepr JOHalF, DJTINK, Oeal Supl. 1 . J. B. 1TRKI r. flnn't Tnu... ' x . a. BBBjiaoa. van ass. Aen. Lt Augusta ........... Lt Columbia. ArChM-lotte.... , Lt Atlanta ... Ar Greenville ... Ar 8prtnburg. .. ....,.. arUbarlotte ArPalUbury Lt Hot Bprings.... ......... LTAsbevitle Lv Btatesvtlle Ar Hailabury LvNiUauury. .. .......... . Ar GreenUiro ,. .... Ar luatoo-oalcm ......i .. Lv GrtMinaboro....,... ArDurham.. Lt HaJelHh Ar iioldsbnro. ...... Lt GreeDaboro. ...... ...... Arlanvtlle.M. ,. , Ar Karsvllle 1. .... Ar Burkvllle Ar.Uichmond....... Kofi 10 pm 186 pm la am 6 00 pm U86am . lHlia 4am a ca mm kl 110 pm jj topoi 6 (dam INI am VT am f iam lltoam i&am 12 01pm 1 06 pm 1 56 pm 160 am 38 am l4iau. 1S6 pp StSpo. U6ilim 616 a 7 lotm ltujm SoJim iaoim TOSim Ulttim Vlim SOOim U)im tl2m tuaoim llMIm SOU am T46m til Wan, 86Um lenim 160m 646im 616a BeiwctD West h'lhl Ricbocd ud B&Ieigli. Via Kersvtile, Oxfird and Durham. M snd 103. Siwam LV....Waahuigton....Ar. 40 am Ar kichmond ,....L 1100am Lt... Kohmood .....Ar 1 00 pm LT....BurkevUle...-..Ar 104 pm Lv... ..Kayavillr...., Ar . 125pm LT....FortMilcLell..Ar 1 1 .V . HawillM izopm t.T....rortMllcLell.. Ar Z88pm Lv. ..Flnneyrood... Ar I tipm Lv....Cliaewo d... .Ar f 4 DO. Lv . .rtvAVorka Ar, . 1 M Dm tbt pm SOUpm 8 lipm snd lQ3.t . aranoaa. SOW am Lv....Waahuigton....Ar. 40 am Ar kichmond .....L W aud i tiT . .rtvForia..,, ,-Ar iv....ciaruvi ie......Ar Lv....tkiKlan... , -. At i.v....DoiKian.. , -. At Ly.. .bullock's.,.. ..nAr Lv.M.uvsU's......Lv Ar. . ..Olford-. ..... A r - vim. iiirti..yiioni, 4 00pmLT... Oxlord 6 4Spm 4 H Dm 46 on; Lv....8tni .... At... Henderson ...v. Lv I.w ft tfi.nl Tm : i.v 46 on; ILv....8tni's... ..... 4 66 pm Lt.... Lyon's ... ,.., IITpm Lt... Hollowav pm Lv.... Durham ..-Lv 4 Worn Lt.. .Oary , Lv ISOpm Ar.. Haleigh .Lt ..LT XTI Sll" pm t4 45m 4Wim . 46m IU)iu UMjm 12 4i pm Ulliu liHlim ll6m 11 40 am UStirn 11 liam lOifam 10 00 am 28 am . 8 46 air 10 4 am 10 18 cm 1008 am 48am ttsui - attain 16 am A. & N. C. Re Ha Time Table No. la, to take effect 6:00 A. M wadneaday, May so, 1680. FA8SKNQB TUAINS, DAILY. 11 lAnT. An. LT. Pm. pjl "... 63 SM 40 4M 4 ti 4 n 4 Si 4 40 4 66 16$ toft 6 06 6 19 I 1 l) Ifi 00 son SM S3 S44 4t 664 S60 T 18 T 16 Tli TSi T I T 88 J 88 143 .46,60 ' etarjoas. Qoldsboro. m .....Beat's......... iLaGranra .......Falling Crwk .. KlOWou.. ....... i4..v....LaswalX..' .... ......Dover.... Core Creek... Tuaoarora i.. uClar1.M....... ::."::.SSyM:::::::- ...Newport. ... .. ..WIldwoo4.. ..,. .Mn....auuiU9., Morehead Gitv... Atlantio Hotel -.. .Morehead Depot..... aa. a.m. 11 80 10 66 10 4 10 M 10H 569 48 8 1 08 P Ml 07 T 6 ISO 731 T18 Jot 48 LT. 1100 10 4a io rs 10 u 6 S48 88 18 OS ro s it S 07 t M 1 83 7 18 70T too 46 - Deily," .. f Dally except Sunday. '' "' '" '" ' " 0 '- A ln a 1 4 m . . I . I J - fl . . . - v.rvw . .W ' II i , reiumina- leave Hendtraon 810 p. n.deili vi otpl Sunday, arrive Oxford 816 p pj. Ulgh 1:46 p m, dully, makes conception at 1 ui -bam with f o i, lenvlnjr at 8:00 p m, daily, ix oeptaucday for Uxloid. Ht-ndtra. n. and l poinu uab.H,0.4C And k, ST. fomi,, rMwngrr eoauhes ruif thri.ufh ietween S t. will ?lc 1$' vrwphY fVtl Stl mrA LS AArair4 ' l-.1. . J A nil IA M Nt Pa. f.S ainrl Ui . -a .1 i .. - . cuDday. 1 C rr ryry v i . Nos 60 and Ti eonneci at Poldsloro a lib trains to and from Morehead City and Wii vt!laf0n ' trpm.l'ajetM- No.61 eoonectaatiJreensporofor Tayettc . 63 connect at Selma for Wilson, H. C. Nfla. DO ana A1 ma V AknaA -a it.j ubbs Vf WUHVOUVH Bit, J 1 1 J Trrtity Station with trains to and from Chai o Hill, exoept Sundays.'. ' i BLBKPING CAB 8EBVJC. wiAi an w.a ki 1 b.:,L' r.- . . wra, to ABneTujaj azxl UorrVtown. Ter. ' On and PuilmaD Buff 1 6)eper bet wcu "d. between Washington and Wrmingl am n,..u ra unriiujfgn. jiaieiga ai (1 toTmhu0ftict' ?,.! PE'pfM P'-'f For rates, local snd through tlpe taVJc , plytowrasfntpYlkeoompapr.tS ' :r. ... , "ab. i tayluii, . ; : rpoLf&fr- . BaJeirh.N.C. - SOWkbTl On Trains' mixw mmi i w?m . 1IAST. A a. 17 7 SO . 48 11 S60 15 10 81 H 0 11 IX IS 15 4 4 87 I )i S3 ISl a.m. 80 T05 fa I w S66j 10 0? 10 88 n 1001 if: lis 01 81 S J8 TATlOa. , ......Qoldaboro.., ....Boat's La Grange..,,..,. ..... .Falling Creelu..,. ..Ktnatoo....... ....Caswell ....... . lover...A..... . .... .Cora Creek, . ...... ...Tusoarora... . . "T!;?u4-,'Brk,en- . .....tT tfW liorne.,;, ini.f.ttlTerdala t ..mi....proatan .,.:.;, ....,.Hvvkxk ewper ...,,, .......Wlldewood,,,.. ....Auaauo ...Morehead Depot..... ae ....... WHO ARK WIAK. NEKVCI Rim P-IT. Seminal WTnr;rI..f. :.v'rJ.V." . B4 F.a aalsl XI l.lBl II p.m I ft) s 4 8 4 00 s 64 t Si toe tn 8 41 S8 Too 47 171 06 84 04 t t 406 48 8 00 80 S IS ISO 846 -8 88 S 10 7 84 70S 6 S7 It T"""? with Wflmlartoo . Weidoo -k1. Nwrt' J" Goluaboro 11 0 am ana with klohmond 4 Danville Train Wast leavina-Goldhf. a. . ' rain 61 oonnaou with klohmoad A DanvflU Train, arriving at Ooldsboro mrnak at 8 UpS"- Weldon Trln toe North ThP-ton ft Weldon ia W JZJ'SlnL'irTiP.'i woiasnoro at Train leaving GoUaboro at 6:10 p m. fcUilU, SM. Semi etc. Cn?fa iiuiminii I . . ... n I T . . I " I mui a lur ripri j reatlre n dintui i t i , reel' cnurr and mre. Ja Ft ai,i i ii.m.i afhviiie,Tpn, - "'..r yersjty of (i, G, Fall Terra Dpens Sept '4th. TTDTTIOIT, $30. TFU1 eooires of rtwly. Classical PnUosopbfcal, Utersry, Sck nUflo? J i ir'Jr"" invneniisiry-.uwu spd k -fH o neleeering. f hartnacnd ptprl"1 les. Separate schools ft Cmw and Mrd fine WhaSUk tllrlAi.ta bk .Ai W-V. H02T. KEMP P. TATTLE, LIS, ' . N Trejldent. Cbapel Hill. W. C CARTS AND BUGGIES 3 bproYcd llogd Cgrts. r ileo aara bug. lot of Buggies oa the - aad . - - op araar paacairooiT J 0 D. BK5NTTT Ptrsstai". - LI' . ' , 1 ..la, )l T el-4 t m rta. fccUit-, as teo.K rtRMl hi Mrt lill)T. Vu at MM n 3 I mnn 1. Kr oT " okm m Mil rw tiM Mon r. f..,w, IV. Mil f l 'If el tiw ia. of w4wi if attaHiitltilviiMMiMwt' aa .h aaiAArT a ou., au a . ru1 T0J7EflK:r.lGfJ ? rrorn tba affacta of roottful arretm. aaitv FOMGGmitinsE' BEST IK TIIK VCHLX. nUaaUna two bui- of r .'-""t Krot trwaAJUiriaiOtla. f l.ir 4. LlkSt pSX) tf T tEALLiS ct vATJ.T. ;
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