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THE BEST MEDIUM Reliable Advertisers To Zzzl Ens Circle US I THB COLVUSt OP - POn ADVERTISERS. TO IKVH CD8TOMXBS. "Thi Abacs o'er the peopl' rights Doth an eternal vigil keep; No soothing etraJn of Mala's son Can lull tu hundred eyes to sleep." VOL. XI. GOLDSBORO N, C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1800. NO. 154 is! i fiifF Ht "" " ' . " THEARGQS, DAILY AND WEEKLY. piwiiRioi Ratm rom Daily t . On oopf, oca rear, la adrmnoe,. on. oopy, ix month., in tdwuw, im One oodt.oo. month. In adranoe. JO linMaftiFTio BsYo Wbbilti , One oopy. one year, Madranoe.......... fUM - on. oopt. six month, la edranoe. M fW" There oaa be M better medium of ad ve r in than through oar columns, a our paper goee daily Into tb. band, of it many reader, mil keeping tnemerer reminded of ouradver- taint mervhanu ; and M the chief reaaon for sooetaat adrertlalng i to hay. t he ad vertiee-1 menu read aa of un aa possible, the advantage Of ad remain In Thb Daily Aaoit is at onoet r(dcnt,aa our patrons will bar. their edver- teenionta read arreen .Terr dar. lUWe fur Blshed on application. - , NKW ADVERTISEMENTS.. Fall Mlllinery-M . B, Oaetex Oo rheumatism cured by Mrs. Jo Person'! Kenvedr. .' - LOCAL BRIEFS. Cibctb to-morrow. ,. . . . , - ' r. m ; ' Mrs. W. T. Qiu)ais on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Proctor, ia Lmrham. . ' Misses Minnie Cox,of Clavton,and Mamme Johns, of Auburn, are visit log the family of Capt J. B. Eager- ton in this city. , Thi Dlacinir of the Southwestern fast train, between Washington and 1 1 1 a ,1 i Atlanta, has been postponed until tne 12th ol uctoher. Thi engagement of Mr. II. A. Qudger to speak here to-morrow" on the political issues of the day has been canceled for the present - Thk admirable and hichlv inter- r?stini nommnnication of Mr. Jnnina Millard in this issue speaks for itself and will be nernsed with oleasnre. . ... ..I we are snre, by all our local readers. Qurri ' a party, ; consisting - of Messrs. F. Kornegay aod E. B. Borden, Mrs. l. L. Lee and" Misses Ilattie Dewey and Mary Borden, 'went down to Wilmington yesterday a!t(rnoQA to hear Sam Joner, - ' Thi Ladies' Benevolent Society o this pity will hold n important m?eting in Odd-Fellows' Hall this afternoon at 4 o'clock. It i urged that every member and every lady . cuu- j 1 - . w , - . ' , 7 It is announced that Col. Living- ston, President of the Farmers' Ai- liance of Georgia, and Col. L. L. ' Polk. Pres'dent of the Nations! Al- liance, will speak in this city, on , Thursday of next week, October 8th. I The ceoDle are cordially invited to I hear them. ; Wi regret exceedingly to chrdui cle the critical illness of" former and highly esteemed citizfn of Golds boro, - CapL J. D. . Winslow, to who8el)etl8idc, at his I ime in Statea- - ville. his brother-in-la Mr. L. U, ' paste j was yesterday euaVmoned bv telegram, and left ea the Haleigh train, ' ..; ; . y :- Thi new agent for the C 4 D. : Bailroad warehouse, Mf. C M.- Le ' vister.'from Winston, arrived in the citv yesterday and was duly installed by Mr. F. IL Piedmont, who subse- Juently took the west-bound train or his new office in Charlotte. Thb Altars welcomes Mr. Levister to Goldsboro. and in company with his hosts of friends, rreatlt regrets the .peparturp ot frank Piedmont. Thb daily Avenitn Pwpatch of ii rit haa ansnended cublicatl0n.lt; TT J ' ' - A I and its editor, Mr. T. C, Ukz bo but recently assumed control of it, has gone "to Virginia for a much needed vacation." Mr. Digs made man y friends in Goldsboro and! thronzhout North Carolina as Sec- retarv of the Y. M. C. A., of this! city, and while his newspaper ven ture was rather unexpected to us all and has met so early a collapse, we hope that his finances did not suer. m tfca f'conSicC1 There is no avocation in life that so! draws on the ability and finances and ener gies of a man as that of the "editor and proprietor of a daily newspaper, ana uis virtue oi perseverance is iax ed.every day higher than the "pro tective tanit." IIIE Aegts man' taa been t'ttronzh the mill" and Fall ilon? the road, and counted the'mile post for "nigh on to" six years in GolJaboro, and Inotcs what he is talking about knows what it takes, it all t.Mrjs neca.ry, to run a dally newsprper cf clean r?ra!sa::l fc:gh tir.a ia tlitor. IIj b, th:rcf;re, schooled to reel too keenest syrnpa thy for his brethern of the quill wbo Ten tare on the journalistic sea, and "sailing for sunny isles," are wreck ed npon the reefs that he himse has so often confronted, right to the leewardand barely steered past them 4k ,v v u V,.I. iuw ui uuuvuigr wtKil VI viuvu Thb Abocs has of late Tears been surrounded. Mr. Disss takes with him the abiding . good wishes many friends here wbererer he may Sv 'V.'-. GOLDS BO RO YOCNO MEN Aa Beea, Knows itnd Rcrtowed by One of Tbem May They All IIto Long and Prosper;, : - 1 s. Dear Mr; Rolinson ; - In a late is sue of Thb Arocs, I saw the an nouncements that Ilueb Miller had been elected Assistant Professor o; Chemistry at the University, thai rettus Smith was home for a snort visit, that John Miller was elected to a proressorsb.jp at liaieign, ana tntu t a t i a a a uiram urant . naa reiurnea vt Am herst College ' to pursue his studies there. Here were mentioned fonr boys whom I have known nearly al my life, and thinking over their dif ferent successes, I mentally scanned the list of the boys . whom I have known for the cast ten vearsin Uoldsboro, boys whom I have grown op with, ana with whose names are I indisaolnblv connected all mr bov hood's nleasores and hopes, and with I ... l y i i i 11 1 1 a pride did I notice that all, withou exception, were doing well in the several callincrs they have chosen. And feeling thus a pride in the sue- cess 9i my oia associaies, x nope joa l a ? Tl willcardon me for reiernnir some what at. length to those who once were Ooldsboro's hope, but now are Ooldsboro's pride. aarewy mat xor iae pant ten years, there have been no boys at the Y J 1L.1 . J. it. " L 1 University of North OaroUnt who wens mure iwiiumr uuui upu uuw ell, '89, and Hugh Miller, '90. Even while at '.college, in the way of so ciety and class honors, thelL aped me nret irnju o ina. Bupoeas.waicu they are now beginning'to garner success which we know was merited, because, depend upbn it, among col lege boys, the lucky man deserves the honor. And I am proud of my old. school-fellows and play-mates, as to-day I see Miller Assistant Pro- .'- i ji i i j me oen nuiuary ooaruing bcuwib in the country." With equal comroen- dations might I . speak of my old friend John Basse tt, '88, of Trinity College, who, popular among the boys at Trinity, also made such a reputation for honesty and worth among the - professors and trustees that to-day we see him called to u chair in that progtessive institution. John Miller, too. is reflecting honor upon his old home, being one of the prof esf oil in the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institution of Raleigh. oo, from among the boys . Uolds- bora has raised up since the war, she has furnished four professors not yet twenty -fl ye years of age: one to the btate -University, one to a col lege, one to a State institution, and one .to a t military ooaramg scnooi which acknowledges no superior in the South. .Can any other city in the State boast of such a record ? I have spoken thus of these four, because I feel that they deserve it But in thinking oi them, let ns not lose tight of others not mentioned. , What are Ooldsboro's boys doing- yes, boys, for they are hardly vet stepping from youth to manhood what are tneyaamgr xne ones- " w r i An it iwIpju. TmV around rem and see for yourself. These I have mentioned have finished their college courses, yet Goldsboro is -still repre- seated at these and other institu tions. The issue of Thb Abocs to which I referred above, spoke of Hiram Grant returning' to Amherst College, We all know full well what he is doing, and how he can see success even now in his grasp. I have known him well for ten years, and can say for him what I can say for no other person of my acquaintance. lie is the onlv bov I know who has been going to school regularly, without cessation, ever since ne first began, who has not gro-n tired of his work, but studies as hard to-day as he ever did. And so, not only in our own btate colleges is Goldsboro represented, but we have Grant tak- . t it. . wz special wors in me -ncieni languages at Amherst, Mass, Albert Koscnthal taking civil engineering &?A ninisg at Columbia College, in New YcrV:, and George Howell at the head of his class at the U. 8. Military Academy at West Poin But enorgh for the college students, they have their mark vet to make, and let ns hope they will all be sno- oessfol Ooldsboro's boy I seeui to have an especial aptitude for business. It is because they see so much of it go ing on around, them, that they nat urally fall into line. In passing al -. T inrougn xuieign last year, i woui often see no about the Canitol. Wal ter Borden, who was Cleric of Insti tutions in the Executive Depart ment of North Carolina. A week or two ago, I was again in Raleigh and there I saw in the same posi tiou," Bob Burkhead. and learned that Borden was in Oxford in aa ex cellent business opening and that Burkhead bad taken his place. Be sides these, we have Pettus Smith in a leadiig railroad office in the bonth, Buck and Frank Wiggs and John Dobson in the telegraph business in Georgia andlmaking a success of it, too, and ueorge Denmark in tne Treasury Department at Washing ton Citv. But why speak of those who are away from home ?.d saw the other dav farcin from - Thi Arguta) that tne offices of Secretary and .treasurer oi tne wayne Agn cultural . Works had been consoli dated and that Ed. Borden was fill ing that important place of trust In the matter of pharmacists, where wil yon find a better one than Charlie Miller, with Miller & Shannon, ! graduate of the Philadelphia Col lesre of Pharmacy, or Jr.ck Uill. or John Powell, who have left their own city because it is too healthy to need their services, and has cone to where they need him more? I am sure that the peo ple of-Goldsboro do not realize the amount of their business that is in the bands of. the boys that they have raised up. Think of tnat, as in your minds yon run over the list of yonr young men; and see in places of t A A ' V 11 A Business, imsi buou teiiow m uratuu, Galloway, Fonyielle, Grainger, Cox, he two Edmundsons, Wright, lioy all.'IIumpkrey, Burwell, and Oris wold. And then think of others who have left you : Joe Royall( for S. Q; the Morris's, for Fla.: Kleber Denmark, for iNewbern: Lorn Holmes, Tom liill. and others. In the matter of journalism we see nat it was no idle coast tnat i. js. Robinson made, several years ago, when he nailed to the masthead of his, then little' enterprise, his banner bearing these words :.'-. - Thls A kg 01 o r the people's rights. Doth an eternal Wil keep; Mo soothlD strains of Maia'i son, Can lull 1U hundred ejis to sleep." , " And through the years since gone. h rough adversity and prosperity, he has borne eyer onward toward the front, and has made a success' of what was then but a venture. And then, yonnger, but not less deter mined are the other, young men, Kelly and Nash, and may their suc cess be as great as they deserve in tne profession ot law, tne young men ox tne generation -or. wnicn i Deak are not great numerically, but though few in number, being only two and both -Will's" at that Dortch and Edmundson they have shown that the will is a great thing law. ' Dortch in his own citv (nominated. too, for tax-collector) and Edmund- So,n in Dunn, N. C, are doing well, m glad to hear. But it is in the matter of doctors hat Goldsboro challenges the State. Que man there and himself a physic ian, has already raised up and quali- ed, two of his sons as pnysicians, and has two or three more coming on in the same line. -But let's not an ticipate. There is no need to draw on the future wnue tne present offers such advantages. Our list of young doctors, of a few years stand ing includes our county pnysician Keb Cobb; one of tne best surgeons in Eastern N. C, Jim . a pice n one whom we have lent for a while to Fla., L,uby Smith; besides a host of esser lights, including such pushing ellows as John bpicer, Will Jones, and Kirby Smith. In this enumeration I have simply tried in a desultory way, to run over the list of the boys I have known so ong. In a cursory glance like this, some are necessarily omitted. Being away at College for the last three years, and spending only part of my vacations at Home, 1 nave lost sigbt of some of my old school-fellows and associates But I have kept up with the most of them. As I write now and think of the boys I used to. recite ith at the Graded School, I seem to be Hying those old days over. I'm with the boys at school again. Ar- riugton and Bassctt are the "big boys." Covington is, as Prof. Alder man used to say: "Hitting up and looking pretty.1 Hugh Miller and Dan Uutton are the wits of the school-room. Oh, how it all comes back to me now I, And yet it is buts day-dream, and I wake to realise thai those who were but boys tnen, are successful men with men's ambitions, now. And in catching ball, playing base, and conning over uaun anu History then, they were but develop ing within themselves those princi ples of application which have made them to-day tne snccessini druggists, physicians, business men, lawyers, editors, and professors. ' - These are my old play-mates, those who helped shape my you thru life and wbo figured ia all my boy ish hopes and ambitions. Yet they are the same upon whom to-day look f with pride, as I see them bearing positions of honor and trust not only in their own city, but inrougnout tneir naure Diate as l 1 1 a a I t . A.! OX-A.- well; aye, net even there has tneir in fluence stopped, but I see that into n. . Ill T ai n.u nine eta tea oi wo u moa tnese uoius- boroiboys have gone, carrying in their hearts and hopes their native pluck with them and their allegiance to Goldsboro yet All this snows tnat tnese. boys are talented. Will Goldsboro leave it to the world to find this out when she might make the discovery? As others have honored them already and will hasten to do them honor in the future, let" not their own birth-place be backward in recognizing their honest worth and sound ability. Let me, right hen, utter my appreciation of a tendency which I nope exists in Goldsboro. If I am not . mistaken Charlie Miller is to be the Chief Marshal at the next Goldsboro Fair. I am glad of that, for it shows the tendency to recognize home merit Charity begins at nome; so does one's reputation. You recongmie vour own sons thus at home, and other people will see their worth and ceajgwze them, too, ion snub yonr home talent, and ether people wlU snub it, too. If you want your boys to succeed, help them along what ittle you can, and they will do the balance. Junius W. Millakd. Wake Forest, N. 0. Sept 26tb, '90, 5 Fair Marshals. ThA fnllnwinc ia tha Hat of Mar- ahftla fnr t ha Seventh annnnal eXDO- sition of the Eastern Carolina Fair and Stock Association, at Goldsboro. N. 0. to open Oct 21, 1890, nd continue for three days: Mr. jr. B.Doii:, of Blohmond,1 Vs.! Mr. VosleU Lee, of Clinton Mr. Geo. Bolderaeaa, of Snow Bill; Mr. Ludlow Skinner, of Balolgbt Mr. Henry V. Miller, of Eal.lgb; Mr. Bufena Tbompson,'of;Durhsai Mr. Arthur Woo ten. of Ia Ore rue; Mr. Gason Battle, of Hooky Mount; Mr. Will Jordad, of Oreeniborot Mr. Robert Whitehead, of Wilson: Mr. Paul Branoh, of Wilson; Mr. George Graham, of HUlaborot Mr Henry W. Kin. Of Ealelghj Mr. Wallsoe Uarmlohaal of Wilmington! Mr. John D. Bellamy. Jr. of Wilmington! Mr. Win James, of Greenyllle. IV. a Mr. Herbert Borden of Wilmington, K. C. Mr. & D. Cherrjr, of Groenrui Mr. Jna. Graham, of RaJeWB. Waaara K. B. Borden. Jr. Ohaa. W. Granger; Taos. B. Galkmy. Joa Bossnthal. Dr. W. H. Cobb, Jr.. Jos. B. Robinson, John H:ll, Jr Dr. John Bploer, Goldsboro, K. C. John Pert, Robert Hooka, J. B. Gardner, Cbarley Gurley, Wayne County, X. C. The Marshals' Ball will oome off hnradftv niirht of the Fair in the spacious Armory Hall of the Golds- Doro tuuea. it win vo uuuo hue direct'suDervision of the Marshals of the Fair. Chas. B. Millxb Chief Marihal A Safa Investment , Ii one wblch is gnaraDteed to bring yoi satisfactory results, or ia case of failure a return oi purchase pnw. On this safe plan you can bay from our advertlied D&uggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery fir Consumption. It is guaran teed lo bring relief U. every case, when nuJ fnr in aifntinn rt Throat. Linnira or ciiest, such as Consumption, Inflam mation or iungs, uroncniui, AJinma, Whopping Cough, Ctoup, etc.etc It is Dleaaantand azwableto taste, perfectly safe, and can al ways be depended npon. Trial bottles free at Joo. IL BUI Bon's Drug tow. Merit Wins. Wadeairato sar to our dttwins. that for years we bare been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Liie Pills, Backlen's Amies Salre and Electric Hitters, and have never handled remedies that sell a well, or that ave given such universal satisfaction. We do no; hesitate to guarantee them every time, tnd we stand ready to refund the purchase poke; if satisfactory results do not follow their ute. These remedies are won thisir great popularity purely on tLelr merits. Jau. U. uiu a boa s Drug! its. . FOR RENT, npHi urns rcooas a f the Messeturer Building, om Wsst.OoBtr alreet, Apply to SeptJO-tf. JOS. ROSBtTaAU Mr. . C neodersoa, Gen eral Manager Chattanooga Southern". B, Co. sayslo dues not bulla re th' re Is a ease of Uher -aatlsm that Mrs Jo. reraous Remedy wlU not euro, and tatl It la the Snest Btedlulee fnr Iadlgw Horn ha has ever heed. ES3S VBBSH BDf PLY OP BAOLBBRAN1 1 CONDBRSBO MILK, MALTED MILK Msixiifr A0 SPIPTOOIMIO MILK POWDIBS UST BBCKIVID, muxB ass&mron. WASHBUBN & IBLLNGTOH'S NEW UNITED MONSTER SHOW I CONQHESSIOF 1TATI01TS ! a WORLIVS FAIR, EGYPTIAN CARAVAN I MOOBIhB kncam pmixt sj : BO MA IT HIPPODBOMEJ AND Tralnei . Animal MtlM WILL EXHIBIT A.T Ci-OLDSBORO, 0S O Friday, Oct. 3rd. PASTZZ3 WA27TI2T9 THS Noitoii Tain Sweet Fotatoas CAN BI TURKISH ID AT J. D. DANIELS, DAILY. AT W Cum FIB BCSHXL. Si OUR PROPERTY INSURED? Fire Insurance Agency. LXOMB.iinjiiPiisrr & co-,' GOLDSBORO, H. 0. tatST Ws sollolt yeur insuranoe. We hare as good Companies and same rates aa other Areata. Bee us before plaolng your Insuraooe. "eptS-dwtf. Great Bargain, Ladles Vests at 10 cents sash at rUCUTLEH A KERN'S ' . Necrwesr. The finest line of Neckwear Jest raoelved at , rUfHTf.FH . KKimij. Baoksc Btors. They are busy opening milliner) vas Racket Store. JL BiaTBanraln. Tuchtler St Kan are selling Bummer rait at $3 SO. Summer coats at S3 cents Give us a can. It Oos, Kerr's Spool Cotton only 4 cents ai the New York Bargain Store. Backet Btors. " "? Don't fall to see ths new dress good at the Racket Btors. , ' Our 10 cent Half Hose at the New York Bargain Store.. . . - Tsast Cares, If yon have not tried Mia Ana Telex's Yeast Cakes, 10 cents a doxea, you should do so at once, and you will ns no other. Always freih at the store of Hr. C Q. Perkins, or you can secure them from Miss Toler herself. - . Racket Btors. WehaveJustrecelTeda boaaliful line of hassock I at the Racket Ktore PALL IS UPON OS HOI, HDAJX ABB LAYING IB TBIIB FALL STOGK OF GOODS . . I am not reoelrlag Goods la CAB LOAD LOTS Ixit eaa sell you goods at ROCK B0TT01I PEICES I aai a edrertUlng BAPGIBS, but advertlee GOODS. Call and exajaUae my stoek ef TOBAOCO! CAND1SM-.CANDirSl- TOBAOCOU CAKE8I CRACKERS) CAKES! CRACKERS! ETC My stock Is oompleU in erery particular. ROYSTiB'S COKFECTIONS A 8PECIALTY. J CAM PUT TOU U A BAVDSOMB Jokageof tha Sneil ANDTtaaooe, two, three or Bre pouad PA MOT BOX. ALL KINDS FRDIT IN SEASON. books; mmm periodicals, etc. The latest work la ta best aoTela. BM Mil Sialics Etc The Snest Una of leas la the dty fbrook- kMplag and general lousiness." WHOLBSALP; TPOB CROSS CUT CIGAEETTES Souoiuoc a ahafe of ftut patrooage, I aaj TOCBS TRULY. J, R. GRIFPIN. Oornsr Under Hotel Gregory. Goldsboro, at. 0 TEE QUESTION ANSWERED. ( tUK QUESTION ASKED BY the people is, why is Ed. L. Ed- mandson dolosr so much b rosin. ess. The answer Is, becanae he is STRICTLY BUSINESS. He boneht roods before the rise. he discounts his bills, sad onlj charges his customers what others Est by bnjiog ob loss time; and ovsin large quantities, and re tails at -WHOLESALE PBIOES And boys only Good Goods, guar entering entire SATISFACTION or money refunded. He hu bow in stock, not to arrive, the largest and most select stock of OALIOO, DOMESTIC DRESS Goods, Pant goods, t Ginghams, Tickings, OU cloths, CorsetsShirts, Drawers, Socks, Stockings, -Hand kerchiefs, Buspendere, lists, Uips, Boots, Shoes Clothing, Etc Crock ery and Glsssware, SnifT, Cigars, Cigarettes, and lots of other goods -too numerous to mention. Be sure o call at the 'tore of- ED. L. EDMUNDSON. Opposite Hill's Drng store, Wal nut street. ' Aaoket Btore A fall Una of shoes Jut opened al tae KsckatStore. They were bouhl befbre . shoes advaseed, therefor we can sell cheaper than ever. At The K. T. B. B. , '- -v. The boat 90 cent Corset la Ooldsboro. Eaoket Btore. Hosiery, glores and tidies at the Backet Store. Pineapple Oem. . The latest and finest drink oi the aeaaoa Try it at KoUnaoa Bros. DtxSw. We Aia AbtshU- for the Eaaaa Jk Sob "fine Ken's shoes. Give as s look. rucnnxa a khin. Racket Btore. New roods arrivLai daily at the Racket Store. Get roar shavlsf dose at "Ward tie Baxbera.' . . . .
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