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. .-. rp:" ITrjHrnrPTy 'wilteltiw flail fboUleat THlM I Wastes A H r Miller! Jbwmat j.j . j Oomt tO 166 what W6 bay to keep th moths oat of your winter clothia&f ars and feath ers. Something new, Millcr'f Pharmacy. "TaJa Amos o'er th people's rights DoU am eternal fifil kMpt No too thin strain of Mala's ion Can loll iU hundred eyes to sleep VOL. XVI. QOLDSBORO, N. C SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1803 NO. 130 THE ARGUS. DAILY AND WEEKLY OF" There can no e w medlamr ad rer Using than through oar oo asms, at our paper goes daily into the hand of its many readers, thai keeping them ever re minded of oar advertising merchant; and as the chief reason for constant adver isingisto hare the advertisements read as often' pomlble ; the adrantage of ad- rertisinsr U Tn DarxT Aaacs is at one evident, oar patron will jinve their ad vertisementa read aireah every day. Hates nrnished ca application, t ". BcBaaRtrtiOH Bath tan Dailt r.e copy, one y CM,ia advance. ... 5 00 One copy, six months, in advance . . IW One copy one month, in advance. . 60 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Spring Wear Einsleln Clothing Co, LOCAL BRIEFS. 'I want a situation" is the nation al air for the time being. UNLiKethe othr office hunters, Gray is no longer bluei II hat ft; At St. 8tephen' Church to-day: Holy Coma anion 8 e, pi4 funeral service 11 a! to.; evening prayer and sermon. 5 o'clock in the afternoon. All men are. cordially invitecLto the meetlBr ia t.h Young j Mta's OhristiiiooiatiaaCHali. toJttay at 4 o'clockTln charge of Ref. M. D. J5S rsH At SU Paul Church to-day preaching at 11 a. m., Sunday school 3 p. m.f preaching at 7:80 p. m. Sent free. The publio are cordu ally invited. 8iKYicxa at St. John M. E. Church to-day as follows : Preach ing at 11. a. m. Sunday School 3:00 p. m. Preaching at 7.30 p. m. Th publio are cordially invitid to at tend Oki of the amusing feature of the present political situatien is the apparent astonishment of the poli ticians who ( fftugbt j Cleveland at their failure to boss him. What did tbewpect prajf. , ,T, f. Sibyicis at the Second Baptist church today, both morning and night Conduoted by to pastor. The subject of the morning sermon will be uThe nnsarchabl riches of Christ," and at night "Close corns M mumon At the First Baptist Church the pastor will preach this morning at 11 o'clock. Sauday school at 3 p. m.; Bight service at 7.30 o'clock Sunbeam Society will conduct a aer vice consisting of mission recitations and songs. All ar most cordially invited; u ',- It is a coincidence of interest-- and purely a coincidence, we be lieve that not only is, President Cletelaad a?rreabytirIaQ, at also all the' members of his Cabinet, ex cept oae, betoag to that Church. And it is well knowpAtbaTB.AEQua belieTfa'CnTlDd-tb iUst Preil dent the country has ever bad and his present Cabinet, too. Thi death, of Hrs. Annie Barter Whitfield; the estimable joong wife of Dc ;TnvCobb.WhiLfield,aper intendent of the Odd Fellows' Or phanage, occur red at that institution, near this city, yesterday morning, in the 23d rear of her age Oar entire oommunity are deeply sympathetic for.the bereaved husband to j his ire reparable loss; The orphans of th home, too, had learned to lov her as a moths and all of them spok of her and to her by this ' endearing' name: they miss her and weep for her bitterly. . Her'ownlittl - children, two in number, are too yon ng yet to realise the aching void that has come into their liver, and that none 'other can fill, bat they will grow to If and miss her as the yeaifooa ' aid go. It is sad it isTervsad! Bus God doeth all thirgs wll-' t,d ' ia-Him ahe had plsoed her trust. , Sh - was an exemplary member of v St. Ste phen's Eniaootal ... Church, .from which her funeral ill be held this morning. at. 11 o'clock,, The. ap pointed pall bearers art req nested to meet aV the cBcsrof-JIr. W.i T. Dortca this morning at 10 o'clock. The interment : will be made in Willow Dal Cemetery..- . PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. W. S. O'B. Bobinson is in the eity. Hon. 0. B. Aycock has returned to the city. J If r. Richard Norm, of Nw York, representing th popular Ink house of Berger & Worth, is ia th city, at th Hotel Kennon. Mr. W. 0. Bark head, who has many friends here, spent several hours in this oity yesterday, where w were all glad to him. His many friends here ar glad to see in the oity again Dr. D. 8. Har mon, lb notid and reliable Russian Opthalmio Optician, who has taken rooms at tbe Hotel Kennon and will remain here for some weeks. Mr. Jos. Rjsenthal, of the widely ksown and everywhere popular firm of H. Weil & Bro., has retnnud faom an extended business trip north, where he mad the pnrcbas of Spring goods for their triple store in this oity. 70S PSOTZCTOTS SAX! ONLY- The Philadelphia Ttlegraqh, ont of tbe best and fairest Republican papers of the country, finds fault with President Cleveland's assertion in his inaagoral address, that "the injustice of maintaining protection for protection's sak was condemned by the American people." It insists that Mr. Cleveland made no such declaration before tbe late preai dential election, and that if h hod mad it h would have been defeat ed. II Mr. Cleveland mad no declar ation before th eUstioo, in this precise language or equivalent terms, it was because no such declaration by him was necessary. Hi pisities on th tariff question, well un derstood by the people. In hi mes-4 sage to congress daring his first term, he insisted on th In justice of bestowing government bounties aponMfavored industries"by protective duties. He accepted th Democratic nomination last year upon a platform which explicitly condemned "protection for protec tion's rake." Th political contest which resulted in soon a signal Democeatic triumph was- fought squarely upon this taut the issue of opposition to a tariff chm whose main object its author annunoed, was protection for the sak of pro- tioo. Tbe Democratic party ha ever insisted that there was no warrant in tbe constitution for; dntiesevUd, not to yisld menus to th govern msnt, but to cot off or diminish it, as was the admitted object of th McKinley act. Such duties give protection for th sak of protection only. They destroy revenue and tax the great body of the paopl for th benefit of Mffored indostriej." Tb Republican Senate and Presi dent Harrison appear to hare at least recognised the troth of Presie dent Clsreland's declaration which the TiUgtvpk condemns. They co operated at the lut session of Con gress with th Democratic House in th passag ox tin repealing pro- tec tir duties Isvied by th Mc Kinley act for th sake of protection only.. The McKinley aet took tin from the free list and imped a heavy dnty upon it, confessedly with an eye to protection slcly, and largely increased th doty on linen with avowedly th sam object Both these duties which wer to hav taken effect on the first of July next, were repealed at th lata session of Congress, JjuhUciii : vht Ped the McKinley act assisting in their repeal because th "injustice of maintaiaing protection for proto tion's sake was condemned by : the American people" in th lat Presi dential and Congressional ition. ! With a treasury on the 1 Trrge of depletion, th flly of snsdntahiig; fortbe sake . of protecUoo. d sties which cat off mean it at macjfut m it U Injoftice, - , CSct-Esiilcsrt. WASRiaaTOW, March 10. Tht Cabinet meeting to-day curtailed the tim usually given to callers, and their number, consequently, wtt not to groat as it has been on other days this week. Hereafter th Cabinet will meet at 11 o'clock Toosdajt and Fridays. Under Harrison and th former Cleveland administration, meetings wer held on tbe days named, bnt the hour was halt put 4 o'elock. For an boor and a half prior to the assem bling or th Cabinet, Mr. Olsveland saw a large number of visitors, the greater natnber composed of office seekers and their advoeate with a tprinklfng of Republican! and others who eame merely to pay their respect. R. P. Cole, of Pari, Tenn., an applicant for the marshalship ot the Western District of Tennessee, was presented and endorse by Representative Enloe. Ons Rich ardson, of Mead county, Ky., was with Senator Liodsay, who spoke a good word for his candidacy for the marshalship of the Blue Grass 8tat. Senator Lindsay was also accompanied by J edge Severs, who has applied ior tbe position of col lector of internal revenue for the Second Distiiot of Kentncky. Other callers who wanted offices were Richard McCart, of Texas, and Thomas Wentxler, of Lan caster. Ohio. Congressman Onth waits presented Wentzler, who is one of. the numerous candidates for tbe position of Public Printer. McCart, introduced by Mr. Kilt Sire, wants the mission to Belgium. )nrtessmao Pendleton, of West Virginia, presented the name of Frank P, J efferson, of W hce I i ng, for United States Treasurer. A candidate for the postman or ship of New York Oity appeared tbla morning in th person oi Judge Maurioe J. Power. He was accompanied by Col. Itobt, Mor.ro and Judge Paul Halpin. s Mr, Garron, of Omaha, called on the President this afternoon, in company with Senator Allen and RepresentatiTO Bryan, of Nebraska, and Representative Hayes, of Iowa, Garron is President of the Irish 'National League, and is a candidate for the Chilian Mission, now held by Patrick Egan. His ease Was presented to the President briAlloo, Bryan and Hayes. Cleveland wot nonaoommittal and gave no indication of his choice in the matter. Doring the afternoon the Pres. ident shocks hands with several hundred people in the East Room. Th StLthasf, Outlook NkwYobx, March 10.-R. G. Dan & Co's weekly review of trade sayt business duriogthe past week has been affected by severe weather but even more by the stringency and uncertainty ! the moneys market. Ratee for money haye mounted from 6r on call to 51 per cent, and for two days ruled above 10 dm cent, bnt the extreme pres- s arehss abated without any meas ore of relief, unl announcement that the Treasury department would not issue bonds, but would dm the bullion reserve in main taining gold payments. With drawals of money for the West and South bat nearly ceaaea. uoia to the amount of a million was of -(mrmA in thm Treasure In exchange for lersl tendere by the banks of Denver, and as much by on Bank at Chicago, and rate here fell to tlx per cent. There was some liquidation in stocks, but none ef imrjortancoin oroducts. and it is evident that the restraint of exports a. a .a at) by speculation in trie cniex staple Ls on Important cause of the mono . m m M tary stringency ana ot loss oz goia by the Treasury Fair Increase ia seen in whole sale trade at St. Louis, with bright nrnmlaa for tha Sorter. Trade is satisfactory at Little Rock, im. provipg at Memphis ana quiet at th4 iWnt in Tfinnnrfi Shrink. ing with tight money at Columbus bnt fair iv sroooi at Atlanta. ie tor with increased shipments of lnraber at Mobile, and fair at Tiew Orleans with in gar firm; but rice it lower. Iron it at the lowest point and ratee dull, while structural works ore itill running full timet, but with new ordere. , Easiness failures daring the last week number for tbe United States 103; Canada 32, Total 225. New Yonr, March 10. Brad streeHs to morrow will say : Orders for cotton goods at eastern and other -centres of production are larger. More cotton it being con sumed, and prices are steady. Job bers'are taking larger quantities of goods and country dealers are placing heavy orders. Increased cspaeity at Fall river results in a surplus of fire thousand pieces; but prints are active. At the 8outb, Charleston reports trade dull, 'as interior dealers are permit ting stocks to run down, Business is not particularly active at Nash ville, Memphis, Richmond, Atlanta, Birmingham, or New Orleans, and oollections while fair at a faw points are generally slow. Farmers are actively engaged in field work in Georgia. Thoy have raised so much larger food crops that grocery sales nave been aft fected at Atlanta and elsewhere although at Birmingham trade ia this line has improved. Tbe slow movement of ootton makes trade dnll in Louisiana, where the sugar acreage is to be increased. A Boston Blazj Boston. March 10 Fire broke out about 4 d. m. in the building owned by A. L, Ames, corner of Essex and Lincoln street, and iu volved the entire block. Tbe fire was nnder control shortly before 8 o'clock. Tbe area burned over comprises practically one whole mnira KrnnHH nn tht north hv Essex street on tbe east by Lin coln on the booth by lurts street, on tbo west by Kingston street. In addition to this raoare, one build ing on the north of Essex street extending along Columbia street was berned; also, three buildings on the east side of Lincoln street; also, one on the south side by Tuf t Sirsci, who me emergency novpi tal. which was a part ot the United States hotel, and the rear corner of the hotel. Tbe loss will probably reach $3,000,000. Three unideot" ified dead bodies have been taken from tbe ruins, and there are eup Doaed to be many others vet nn r f discovered. Tbe injured number about thirty. Tenders of Q-old- Washinoton, March 10, Sev eral other offers of gold for small Treasury notes were made to the Secretary of tbe Treasury this afternoon. Oincinnati banks of fered one million, of which six thousand dollars was accepted. Other offers in small quanties came in from banks in Kentncky, Illi nois end Missouri. Treasurer Re- beker was much pleased with tbe turn of affairs taken and declared that sufficient offers of gold had been received to absorb all the small legal tender notes on band. Senator Hill begins to suspect that there may be some polities in this sdmlnistration after all and that it is not Aroint to be of his kind. The selection of an experi enced politician like Maxwell, who knows tbo State ot JNewiork tnor onffhlv. to look alter the country poet offices, means that when the rnral workers want appointments it will not be to Senator Hill or Senator Murphy that they will have to ami v. No wonder the seoicr Senator thought it prudent to call on the r resident inurs dav. "I've used Dr. Bull's Cough By run In my family for a long while, and wouldn't be withonl it I know it's a good medicine. John Harrison, Post-maste. Guyton, Efllngnam Co., Ua. OPINION OF THEWlLMINGTON ME8SXNGER. 'Dr. Harmon has made a good citizen la all respects since his sojourn In Wil mington, and he leaves behind him many friends who ar sorry tj see him take bis departure. Professionally he ha give very general satisfaction and he carries sway with him testimonials from many ef our very best citizens who have bees hi patisnu. A member of th M eai soger sun can add his test! ttmosy to other as tc the great bensflt his eyes hv received under treatment from Dr. Harmon, His treatment in this lsstaac has given great satisfac tion and w can cheerfully .and sin orely recomnmead him to persons who desire th services of sa experienced and successful optician." Dr.-Harmon has taken room at th Hotel Kennon, ia this city, where h can be found for ooasttltaUoa. . tt " "mu Absolutely Pure) A fvcm of tartar baking powder. High eat of all in leavening strength. Latest United States Government Food Report lioyel Baking Powder Co., 106, Wall Be, New York. Buoklen Axnloa BsUt. Tna liasTtiALvaia tn world forOaU, Bruit!, Bores. Uloars. Salt Rheum. Fever Sorea, Tetter. Chapped Haada, Chilblains, Uorns, tad all Bain Krnpttons, and puel lively cues Piles, or no pay req aired. It Is goart steed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Prtoe IS east pet boa. For sle by J. H. Hill Boo. GUARANTEED CURE. We au.borito our advertised druggist to sell Mr. King'i New Discovery for Conm option, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. It you ar afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as directed, giving it a fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your money refund ed, We could not make this offer did we not know I hat Dr. King's New Dis covery could be relied on. It sever dls sppoioti. Trial bottle free at J. II, Hill & Bod i, Large size BOo and f 1.00, A LEADER. Sin lta first introduction, Xleetrie Bit tori has gainod rapidly ia popular favor, until now it is clearly ia the lead "Hp g puto medicinal tonics and alts rtttiyei containing nothing which per mit iti use as a beverage or intoxicant it is recognized as the best and purest tilments oi Btomacb, Liver or Kidneys it will care siek headache, Indiges tion. Constipation, and drive Malaria from the system. Batisfaction guaran teed with each bottle or the money re funded, price only 80c per bottle, Bold by J. II. Hill A Bone. Big Bargains IN CORSETS AT Sontberland's - Cash Store, A solid case oi the II. & 8, Goods Just Received. WE CAN GIVE YOU A CORSET FOR 50 CENTS WORTH 75; A COUSKT FOR 63 CENTS WORTH $1.00; A CORSET FOR 08 CENTS WORTH $1.25; A CORSET FOR $1 25 WORTH $150 AT OTIIEB PLACES. We also bare a job in Corsets. Large sizes at 75 cents, former price One Dollar. Oar buyerjisnow at the North. Watch this space. 5:::v.i:!i:i'i htpii Sb, Htlflnet In the neck or taints raav be instantly relieved by a lew application ol Bel ration Oil it is caeap, oar aaa reliable. S3 otnts, TO JUSTICES OF THE PEACE; Scad 3.00 to Alfred mtliama A Co. Raleigh. X, C, for " bubee's Jastto a4 I arm uooa. unuui am ttwi an form that every magistrate waats. Ttirt I rrrised e&Uon, bound U tottcfc 4 SPRIKG WEAR! All neat effects and pertect Fitting. The newest Wear of Fabrics Gut in all tbe Fashionable Shapes That is Why our Line ia fe 7I9D POPUL7m I9H jsjmn n noxrn OF 10 7U9D C7IIiIi. Youman'0 Celebrated NEW YORK HATS Have Just Arrived. Gome Early and Secure Your Size, EINSTEIN CLOTHING C0HP1NT Cerrect Dressers and naberdashen.l Under Hotel Keanon. CO o 8 CD - tn CD CD CO o g -off m -I 3 O CD h O C2 I Call THE ATTENTION OF THE rUBLIO TO MY STOCK OF NEW 0001)9 TUAT I HAVE JUST OPENED. I HAVE THE FINEST LINE OK WRITTNQ PAPER. BOTH IN BOXES QUIRES AND TABLETS, EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY. I MOST CORDIALLY INVITE THE LADIES TO VI8IT MY STORE AND 8EE FOK THE MS ELVES, I AIM TO KEEP AT ALL TIMES A FULL ASSORTMENT OF NICE GOODS, U SU ALL Y KEPT IN A FI RST-CLAS8 STATIONERY STORE I ALSO HAVE 52. o - TT CD CD ra 2 2. " o -2 3 O C X m w ag o I Will KEEP ALL KINDS OF FRUITS IN 8EA80N. CAAL AND &LE MT NXW STORE. TOU WILL FIRD EVEBYTHIO NEAT AND CLEAN WHEBX I WILL BE PLEASED TO CITE ATTENTION. J, R, GRIFFB. 1 I n
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