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r " The Dail i Aug us. JOS E ROBINSON Sorrow km Paoranroa. rTHAuniMUtote mraUabl paper ,wAiiltul tkafaiaUr Damoorauo, -t, , tA Aiacaam no lew wharela tba peopU t.u at M stake, PwaselT,abreastortha ihl r shall always endTOC to keep our U- .n1 km aolUBM W Oaj ikt tinuttna U raohUr iaevsat i4wikoMNootobin tbo larrest etrcula- U 0LDSB9HO. N. CDEO. W. 1880 WILL IT AFFECT THK PKItTK OF TRUCK? As much of the truck earl jr eg itables, green paas, snap beans, fec railed hv Sonthern farmers and hipped to Northern markets, used in the canning business, the question arises, will the McKinlej Bill depress the price of truck bj reason or its iiearj autj on un Already there !s an advance of 20 per cent, in the cost of canned veg etables and fruit, and this is onlj the foreshadowing of what is to come when the tin-plate sections of the top-notch tariff go into fall op eration. Not to speak of what families have to sutler that rue canned goods. Asrain. as the New York Star shows, "another household affliction is the increased price of eggs con sequent upon the duty on Canadian importations, which Lave recently furnished one-third of our supply. Grocers' price lists also show McKinlej rise in cereals and meats. In brief, in the words of a leading dealer in food products, there is "increased cost of every thing that a poor man needs to feed his family on." The theory that the new tariff would chiefly affect luxuries, or at least things not absolutely indis pensable for living, is already ex ploded everywhere. It is only because of hard times and enforced sales that advances have not been even greater. There is no one in the whole country who does not have to pay more for daily needs, or else use i.rticles inferior to those heretofore consumed, id conse quence of the Floater-Fond legis lation. Now, will some one please point out wherein any class or section of the community is receiving benefit from i McKinleyistn worthy of a moment's consideration in compar ison with the universal injury in flicted! . Among those who were to be immediately advantaged by the McKinlej tariff the wool growers were prominent; but, strange as it may seem, the prices of standard American 4 fleeces have declined somewhat since the new law went into effect. Nevertheless, the pri ces of carpets Lavs gone up, for the reason that foreign wools etsential for the manufacture of floor cover inga have been advanced from 12 to 20 percent So In this case, as in many others, , consumers . and producers are alike punished by monopoly legislation. In 18S3 the Republicans carried seventeen Northern States in the Oongresiional canvass by an ag gregate plurality of 407,306. This year the Democrats carried twelve of these states by a plurality J of 252,4 S3. In the other five states , including Pennsylvania, with its plurlaity of 37,371 the total Re publican plurality was 5S,02s! This overwhelming change, which is unprecedented in the history' cf the country, was brought abr . un purely national us ties, i yet the Chief Execuiiue of nation, in bis message t egress, entirely Ignores if iemarkable revolution . and .ores not a single word to the definition of causes which pro duced it, or the explanation of - its great significance. ' an independent Parliament with control of the constabulary" judi ciary, we do not see upon what just grounds the English Liberal chief can refuse the other. This is not a question of dignity on either side, but of statesmanship and jus tice. Nor is it a' question of Mr. Parnelfs private character. If Mr. Parnell were dead, his successor would have a right to know what English Liberals proposed doing for Ireland, before entering -into any alliance with them. It is not necessary that either party should disclose the terms of their agree ment to the common enemy; but terms should be made, not verbally, but in black and white, by the representatives of both parties, and then there would be no such misunderstandings or misrepresen tations as bsvo lately occurred between Meters. Parnell and Glad stone. Verbal contracts are as un satisfactory in politics as in busi ness, even when both parties are entirely honest, for memory is a treacherous thing. A drop of ink is worth a river of words in these matters. H 1 I & Bayonet Behind Every Ballot." Senator Frre's declaration In Thursday's debate, that if he bad the power he would favor "putting a bayonet behind every ballot reveals in Its enormity the Kepub- ican theory of troops at the polls The Maine Senator, avoirs the belief that the Fraud and Force Election bill is "not one-tenth as drastic as it should be," and that all semblance of local control over elections to Federal positious should bo destroyed. It is sare to say that do Demo cratic speech against the bill, no matter bow eloquent or able; no public protest, even one as mighty as the Star's reraont trance, will have greater effect in awakening the the people to a realization of the iniquity of the scheme to revo- utionize elections than this bold avowal ot the Imperialistic Sena torial leader. "A bayonet behind every ballot," or any bayonets at all where ballots are cast, is what the free citizens of this democratic Republic will not endure. Nor will they tolerate the pretension of any party or fac ion that favors the appearance ot armed military force at the people s polls. 1 he Senator from Alaiuo has "builded better than he knew," He has given to the friends of free voting and free government a rai ling cry that in a tingle phrase embodies the whole case of Liberty gainst Imperialism. zr. jr. star. IT'S A FACT BROTHER I NO DOUBT ABOUT IT SISTER I Tho Children Have Caught on to U1 Everybody, everywhere have re alized that the place to supply their wants is from the well filled estab lishment of TJ ST 4TB NEWS. It Mr. Parnell is willing, as he says, to rcsTgn the leadership of the . Irish party, provided Mr. Glad stone will guirantee to support a Home Hole Cill giviDg to Ireland Kernersville Aewt: Mr. H. W. Lindsay had one porker slaughter ed this week that tiped the scales at 00 pounds. Elizabeth Citv A eirt: The ova- ter-houscs in this town employ an army of about 1000 people, besides the numerous vessels in the busi ness and the catchers, v Greenville IitJUcter: On Mon day Bivcrsido Nursery filled a lit tle order for a farmer in Martin county. In - the- shipment were 800 apple and peach trees, 100 pe can tree. 1U .Lnglian walnut trees, 46 James, grape vines and 200 trawberry plants.' Stitesville Landmark: -'Mr. J. A. SherHll, of Suerill's Ford, Ca tawba county, one of the Land mark' t clients across the river, was in the office the other day and re ported having killed, on the 1st. nit, lour Berkshire hoes, one year old, which averaged 314 lbs. V;, Charlotte Chronicle: ' Mr. C. E. Bost. of Davidson. College, last week killed two pi on sixteen months old weighed 545 pounds- one fourteen muUis old weighed 370 pounds He says he has two eft that lie will kill soonwbtch 1 . average COO pounds. Mr. liost Is one or Mecklenburg sub stantial farmers, and believes in keeping his meat house at home. Henderson Gold Leaf: young drummer named W. 8. Foster, about 24 or 25 yeass old, who trayels for J. 13. Lewis' shoe bouse, Boston, Mass., lies quite sick in this place of typhoid fever. He came here sick a week ago. having been taken ill several days before in Wilmington. He continued on his route and made a number of points before reaching Henderson, where he bad to take his bed. Drs. W.T. and Arch Cheatham are at tending him and Le - is receiving the very best attention. In the sunshines glare ; in the shady nook i around the quiet cheer rfnl fireside, where a families interests are talked about and steps are taken to provide for the neces saries or life. ; IJ READ, U PONDER, J REFLECT, And' then rush to where you can find every delicacy with which to fih the pantry, load the table and satisfy the cravings of the inner- man. Uome, when the grey streak yet lingers in the East: at noon, at twilight, even when tons the sun behind the hills has taken his flight COME, WE HAVE KUTS FOR TOD TO CRACK, Raisins, Currants and Citron ' for your Cake and Puddings, Mince Meat for your Pies, Cranberries, Figs. Dates, Prunes, Fruit Butters, Apples, Cocoannts, Sweet Florida Orange?, direct from the Grove, fnow is the time for Ambrosia and Orarge Custards,) New Buckwheat Flour and Maple "Syrup, too. A fresh Shipment of the finest Cakes, Crackers, Jersey Creamery Butter, Pure, Sweet, Mild, Rich . Cream Chceke (cheese "puddings are in order) Canned Fruits, , Canned Vegetables, Potted Meats, Pre serves, Jellies, Sweet Pickles, Bom Pickles,, Oat Meal, Snow Flake Hominy (takes the lead) Flour, Meal, Sugar, Ooffe, Teas, Spices, Dry Salt and Sugar Cured Meats, Hams and Breakfast Bacon,' Pore Hogs Lard, Lye, Potash, Toilet and Laundry Soaps, Brooms, Baskets, Buckets, Tubs,. Matches and hosts of other goods in the Heavy and a ancy urocery nne.v, YiriMa- HoDei Cierooti . THE BEST 5ct. CIGAR. - Fitzhugh Lee, Henry Co.; Chew- ' . ing lobacco, CROSS CUT CIGARETTES. IMPOETIWS! EXTRAORDINARY ASIIOUHCBLIENT, Do you - Want Bargains? EIED GOODS ! Do you "Want full Value for your Money ? Do you Want to deal with a flrst-clasa House ? Do you Want the best goods for the least Money ? Do you Want . to buy at one-price and that price the lowest possible price ? . ; ;-: f ' BHSBBnBflBBBaSHBBHBHBHBMBHBBBaSMBHBMBlBBBBllBkMBMBMHSMM IF YOU WANT TO DO ALL THIS CALL AT OUR ONE-PRICE TRIPPLE STORES WHERE YOU CAN DO ALL THE ABOVE. Come, Come, Come, where you will be served by men who cater to your wants ana wno appreciate your patronage. - , At your service, Bizzell, Bros. & Co. WHOLBSALl ASD RKTAIX QEOCJOS, - - r j ' Walnut Street, Goldsboro, N. 0. FOKALE I 2 1IBLS. 8COAR. fACxa uorriK. 1 CASKS voTASH AITD LT. OHO BOZSSLCSACKEJtS AVDCAKES UV7V 100 50 25 25 25 100 50 BOXES TOBACCO. babbit SNcnr BOXES SOAP. CASES 1'ICXLES, ' BOXES BOBSPOBOS. BOXES OT8TEB8, BOXES CHEESE. O BOSS HATCHES, THE ABOVE GOODS ARE FOR SALE AND WILL BE SOLD, COME AND SAVE HONEY. SAME OLD STAND, R. E. PIPKITV Wfclnnt tJOoJiilAJro K. C Ve Make The Following Closo Prices on Goods, Androscosrgin and BarkcrMUls4 4 bleschiog 7 J 'cents ; N. 0. Plaids 4 J cents per yard, fast colors snd sound thread .Rockingham C A A 4-4 Sheeting at 51 cents per yard ; a splendid quality children hose, good black, ' good colors, sizes from 5 to 8 J 10 cents , . per pair ; tho best quality unlaunderei BIcnV Shirt, New York Mill Mnsl in, Linen Bosom at only 75 cents each. ' Just Received for the Holidays, AND ESPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR ; The following Goods, all sold at one Price - and Strictly , first-clajs goods: VaIiS, ' - ; r : Gloves, Smoking Jackets, Silk Mufflers, ' s , Scarfi and lies, Cuffs and Collars, fine Hose, fancy Pique Shirts," fine embroidered "... t" . -night Robes, Suspended, fine Over-Coat?, ,.7 V fine suit of 01othing,"laundered and un- v - ' laundered Shirts, Bnggj Robes, California ' " Rose Blankets, Afghans, Chenille Portiere, HAIR SHAWLS, Nottingham Curtains, Astrachan Capes, Monkey Capes, Angdria. Collars, Purs of all kinds, "Imported Dress Suitings, Em- ' broidereJ Drefses, Down Quilts, Toilet - Quilts, Marseilles Quilts, Plush Table 3overs. Tinsel Table Covers, Pluab Jackets, ' Broad Cloth Jackets, Children and Mieses y ) , Wrappers, Moquette Rugs, Vel vet . 'Rugs, Smyrna Rsgs, Art Squares, Foot Mats, ", "y E UA V JUT BECSJTED A a ': ; , hke lotop ' . SELF-RAISING BUCKWHEAT, ' TJSlIOOT'ltiPlB S7I3P, ., .. j And lots of other Dow raodt, iuoS . WEST INDIA, ORANGES,' MALAGA GRAPES : v;4c:ASRTEDNUTS CRANBEBEIES, COCOAKDTS FlffiKOH PRUNES; Baldwin aid KiDg Apples. ALSO A 7BCSU LOT0F f v .... v ' ' . . , ." - , ', ; ' i v . ' -. ROYSTER'S FINE CANDIES, I: S. D.SAULS'. SILK DRESSES 11 ALL COLORS and QUALITIES Poor Mats, Linen Damask:, -Linen Table I J :;.." t Cloths and Napkins to match, Tray Cov- - . ers. Hemstitched Towels, Fine Shoes, Slip- r Eirs, Fancy Lamps. Carying Setf, Candle olders. Button Hooks,' Match Boxes, : , ; Stamp Boies, Sewing Tables, Bird Cages, ' , ' . : . ,Splce Boxes, Toilet Csop, Ink Stands, Wall ' -Pockets, Teapot Stands, Saying .Banks ; Whisk Holders, Table Mats, Shell Boxes' - Plush Mirrois. China Pitchers, Vase, Tea ' '" - Sets, Ssuce Dishes, Fruit Dishes; Puff " , -Boxes, Photograph Frames, Cuff and Collar ' " . -Boxes, Glove Boxes, Writing Tablets, Toi- . v - v - let Sets, Paper Cutters, Glove Stretchers, Picture EmscIs, Call Bells, Needle Hooks, '. Nut Picks, Nut Sets, Wallets, Pure ts, ..,-. Pocket Books, Smokingets, Smoking Ta bles, Ash Receivers, Umbrella Stands, FANCY - WAX - CANDLES, Card " Receivers, Cut Glsssware, Fancy " ' Vafes of every description, Work Bsekets, Office Bafkets, lined Work Baskets, Lunch Baskets, Cloth Baskets, Curtain Poles, -Easels, Fire Screens, Curtain Screens, (tc, -&c We iball be j!essed to show yon our j good. . "Vory Bes-peotfully, r: BBOS. HOEIEIUlllDE. rjnaB undersigned iian opened in eunneotlon wttli bl MarblA ButlncM, ft fully equ'ppeJ , o; ; , BOOT AND SHOE HAKIKG REPAIRING WSlIOP, FIRST CLASS, W0R21IE1T wa;n bmplotbd and i SATISFACTION. GUARANTEED. This dcpAiitoent will t la chart of tr well kno wo nod uurzoolled woikman Mr. A B.O'NeaU ;-- v ... ; . , GIVE ME YOUR ORDERS- ' D. A. GBANTHAM. 'TOEUYATIIinp.npTs L-J lit L D, 7.IHURTT? Morcbant Tailor! , OCLOSBORO, N. O. , DiGgpuuTiorj; rjHK CO-PABTNERSHJP HERETOFOBE lHn betweea the unrtersljrned tbisdar dlMolvi A. A. Wlluarri w 11 rrcelre U i "! lo ium ail liabilities nt tb lata ftrtn of A. A. Williams tt Co. uoioaooro, K. Dee. 8. 1890. - A. A. wir tlAMS, " B. . SMIIU, - Christmas Presents, W ro Receiving some of tb HANPSOJ.IEST GOOD3 Ever exhibited Id GoHpIwo. The firt of kind erer bropgh to lht aarkti. CallEariyandSelectYcirPiesent- ASTHET ARP N'frr GOTVq jo BTAT IN 6T"CK UNO. 1HLLER z EHAIHTOW.
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