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THE ARGUS . ' DAILY AND WEEKLY. LODGE DlfiECTORY. Neuse Lodge No. 6, 1. 0. 0. F., meets very Tuesday evening, at 7:30 o'clock, in Odd Fellows HalL Cordial welcome to visitors. "TVayne LodgeTToTTiJ, A. F.iA. M., meets 1st and Srd Monday even ings, 7:30 o'clock, in Odd Fellows HalL Visiting brothers heartily welcomed; Aa&n Lodge No. 6, K of P., meets every Friday evening,8:00 o'clock in Odd Fellows Hall. Knightly welcome to visitors. Goldsboro Council No. 39, Junior Order of United American Mechanics, meets everv Wednes day evening. 7:30 o'clock, in Odd -rMtows HalL " Cordial welcome to all visiting brethren. OUR LOCAL OPTIC. Mr. F. K. Borden is at hone again from a business trip North. The Board of County Commis sioners meets next Monday in this city. Spricg is really here, but it i6 not here as yet as a oontinucus performance. The wearer of an Easter hat should be able to look the first robin in the face. Mr. W. H. Huggins brought a nice sample of lettuce to this of fice this morning, which he pro duced in his garden. Mrs. Frank Evans has not yet returned from Baltimore, where she is visiting relativep, and will be away for a month. Exceptional Democratic activ ity throughout the country is very significant. There is vie tory in the air, as it were. Mr. R. B. DiVip, the butche-. was exhibiting pea blooms this morning, which is the first of the season. He also bad a very young and delicate bean sprout. Mr. Jcpbq W. Grainger, of Kinston, who has the endorsement of his county for Cbngress, was in the city to-day, to tho pleasure of his many friends. Reserved seat tickets, without extra charge, go on sale at Hi I. 's drug stork .to-morrow mording to the Roger s-Grilley Recital loesday eveniog. which no one should fail ta attend. Mr. Ross 1. Giddens leaves to-' night for Waltbam, Mass., where be will take a special course in watchmaking, engraving and op tics. He will enter the HorologU cal College and will remain for three months. The show windows at the Vienna Bakery under the opera bonae are aomething attractive to looirnpon. Fancy baskets filled wtthvEastef eggs surrounded by toy rabtts make a scene for the admiring eyes of pedestrians to feast upon. The Goldsboro Steam Liundry is doing bttt r business st present than ever before. Their local pa tronage it all they could wish, and tbey have a repre eotative on the road who is establishing egene'e-t ail through the Eastern part of the State. Mr. B. W. Nash, Jr., of this city, became the owner of a p ir Hon of Mr. J. W. Thompson' exceedinly large lot north of his come. Mrs. Thompson's mny friends will be glad to learo that she baa decided not to sell her beautiful home at present, but will continue to make Goldsboro ber bonp. The sale was mads through El. L. Edmundscn, the real estate hustler. March hts not beeo a very windy month in thee parts thi year, and consequently many old and observant inhabitants, who claim that a certain amount of wind is neoded in the early spring o looteo up tbo bark of the trees so as to let tho gap circulate, and 6tatt tho curient of circulation through the cartb, look for some windy days in early April. MeBsri. C. B. Hatch and B. VV. Soutberland, of Mt. Olive, both admin r and splendid judges of horse flesh, have each a fast trot ter which they will put on fie track at Herman Park in tbJs city on tLe 12th of April for the cham pionship. The friends of each party are taking considerable, in terest in the race and there will be never! ML Olive nnnnU ;n - t i " town on that day to witness the exciiemem. Mr ' William Stroud is to huc- ceed Mr. IL W. Angl as cashier at the Atlantic Coast Line freight depot in this citjy The appoint ment, wnicn issued from head quarters in Wilmington, 1 was made in recognition of his emi nent , fitness for the place. The many friends of the young gentle man congratulate him upon his preferment, which is the more notable because of the many ap plications there were for the posi- SWEET POTATOES IN EUROPE. The Vaunsville Farmers' club at College Park, Ml, aided by Sec retary of Agriculture Wilsor, proposes to establish a sweet po tato propounds in Earopt?. Tbey propose to have an exhibit at the Paris exposi'ion where, in a booth swejt potatoes will be var iously served to peoples who tinow them no'. Tney hope in this way to lay a foundation for a :rade in caooed or desiccated sweet potatoes. Tho roots are not grown ia Eirop ; whare they would djubtless do wel1, and ul Europe i:l ba world outside of Amarica, is living without this excellent anicle of food. But if the Vaunsville farmers think the dry and tasteless po tatoes of Maryland rank up to the potatoes of North Carolina, from which sugar oozes when they are hiked, tlioy are not good judges of Baccharine food. They do not know what a good sweet potato is. The Maryland potato is a cross between an Irish potato and a genuine sweet potato, with none of tho good qualities of either. Tho dry swoet potato is an abom ination. It ia mealy when it should bo sappy; it is tasteless when it should melt iuthe mouth. You clubbers at Vaunsville, go to. You wouldn't know a gen nine sweet potato if you should meet one coming down the road loaded to the neck with saccharine sweetness. TO MAKE BANKS SAFEH. Ojc uf tbo u oat important und commendable bills before congress is that which was repot tod from tho committee on banking nud currency on Monday and wMrh has for its obj' ct the better pro tection of national banks by the further restriction of lonn and over drafts by bank officer?. Ibere hare been many instances in which bunks were wrecked by Iter officers who "borrowed ' large sums from thttn. The pending bill prohibits na tional banks from making loans to their officers or permitting tbem ti overdraw. In its report rtroaauitndmg the passage of this measure the com mittee on baok'ng and currency say?: "From the estimate of tho national banking system in 18G5 to December 31, 1890, 830 na tional banks failed. The fai' ure, in the case of 52 of these banks as reported, was caused in part at least by ex cessive loans to officers and di rectors, while 93 of them were wrecked by the defalcation of of ficers and fraudulent manage ment a total in the two classes of Ho, or about 44 p-r cent of the total. There is abuidint reason f jr the passage of the bill which has haeu submitted, and it should go through without opposition. COTTON MILLS IN THE is O ITU The Bui t imoro Manufacturers' Record has made a very careful count of the cottou mills iu the South and finds that there uro now in this soctiou 512 cotton mills with 5,774 0C 1 spindles and 117,728 looms. That is, tho miiu ber of spindles iu the Southern cottou mills is increasing at the rate of 1,000,000 a year, and the OUtlUt of cotton i'iim.I-j lit I fyv...., . 11 IUU South will be doubled iu less than four years. A comparison with the census figures of 1H!0 shows an increase of mills from 251 to 542 -more thau d uble and spindles from 1,712,9,'JO to 5,714,061, an improvement of 239 per cent. Tho present yoar will witmss h groat increaso in tho numbir a id capacity of cotton mills io tbir eection. Tho mills actually begun in South Carolina siuco January will r p e ent an investment of over $2,000,000, and fully tbi t amount if not moie, will go ipt,. cotton mills in Georgia Ibis your. Gaiienville j to lme a milium dollar colt in mill us soon hh il can bo built, und a numb, r of sma'lor mills are boingconsirm-led in n different part of fie H u'e North Cnrolimi iws no dit-poeit-on to loso tho good lead she his taken in this industry in the South und will add many tiiiiU this year to her alroady long 1st In fact the enli.a South in moving Bplendidly forward to ward tbe supremacy in cotton manufacturing which il iadostinod to a'ttto. at no distont day, am mm , is rapid and destructive, and finally ends, in consumption. w. I . . i SSJ It frequently happens that the senses ot hearing anil smen u .. ,t i.,'tQ an1 .lixtmvnl rautmir intend snlTeriiik' and waslies and salves CATARRH IS A CONSTITUTIONAL OR BLOOD DISEASE, and far tievond the reach of mere local remedies. ThoM who rely upon them for a cure lose valuable time, meet with disap poinliuent and allow the disease to take firmer hold. Only areal blood remedy can reach tins troublesome and dangerous disease. S S S cures Catarrh tiecause it first cleanses and builds up the blood, purifies it, makes it rich and healthy, stimulate and ....... . . . . i i o . - c n nunni.t. puts new HI into tne sluggiMi worn-out Mr Jophine Polhill. of Due West, 8. C . write: "I had Cutarrh. which Imitir vi ileep rtra t ha I I wai enttrely drf in one tar. and all ioaiileof my nose, including part of tht Bone, liii(htl uff When the diaeaae had gonr Ihn far the phyiinan gave me up h inciirahle I deteiirineil to try S S S a lait reaorl atid le(n to lirrov at one. 11 i.fe iifi to k1 at the rat of the dlseaii-, and after a few weeks treatment I was entirely cured, and for more than even years have had no aign of the disease." S S. 5. h made of roots, herbs and barks of wonderful tonical and purifying properties. It is the only vegetable blood purifier known, and a certain and safe cure for all blood trouble's. Send for our txxik on Mood and Skin Diseases, and at thi. i.imc timr write our ilivsirians about votir case. Thcv will cheerfully irive you any information or advice wanted. We COAT Have P ''X ; Because We Say So, but hi'ciuic we havo in ib it so hy honi's', hard, i:onii:iontluis work h0 catiso we uYclaT'oil, a long timo ao, that it should bo o, and let noi.hint,' nt'ntl In tho way of bringing this eon Jitlon ubout, Those aro 'b rea-ong why tliis ttoo surnassos all others. Thoso at 'i roaonb why wn feci unlitlud to your patronage.. M. E, Robinson & Bro. Monoy's Worth Di-ugg'stn, tsf Sole agenV for Willbniia' L) D. FOR WEAK STOMACH DISORDERED LIVER Constipation and Malaria IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN Notbiugjo quick to take effect as JOHNSON, livrr r .7 '""l"r"' Mimillnte tll( v.nn svv'r'.' MPalra' ""d ?ONK I' I- Till- ""rt nd nnn. .o Ch..p. ..r. ,, J I -b.et.) , Unu. I.v mall ,P, f, ,e c" I'm, lh. Johnson Ubor.torl... Inc.. I'hlUdelphl.. JKNKIV8 & FAU'UES, DrucglsU, Walnut Street. HICKS' if ADI iniMC CU R ES ui Wiim 15, 25 and 50 ctB. at Druggists. Not Oft M lit 1 o FORERUNNER OF o CONSUMPTION. Few realize what a deep-arated, obstinate disease Catarrh is. recanting it as a bimple inflammation of the nose and throat, little or no attention is given it. But, however insignificant it may seem at first, it U serious and far-reaching in its results. Tht foul secretions entering the circulation poison the entire sy9tem. The stomach, kidneys in fact all the organs feel the effect of this catarrhal poison, and when the lungs are reached its progress may give temporary relief, no permanent benefit can be expected from such treatment organs, ana mus relieves me jjmciu oi an make no charge for this. THE LADIES' Come At LEHAWN'S NEW Vienna Bakerm vvo forye not Kvi.s every 1111 ru.i r (or liroakfabt, ilvlivo'ed at jour il"or We bake baturdaj mornitij; and a'loriioon. Vo'i run got hot I ivhU tico ( n 8iitur(ia. Kastor Krg;- und Uubb'tx Darby'.- ISU:.' Ilibbon '"iiiidir-. So-jiusn HiX'j. Wh'.te Ho) (lunm-d Hoods. Dill Heidi Svvee Pick le.s and OWwt Northern Butter ! The bent ;i 30c. When you're in ii"od of anylh In our line, com to tho Vienna Bakery. K. M. LEIIMA'1', l'rep'r KastCent.ro Street under Oper.k LI on e l'HON'H 112 meh 30 3tii flt Grin's. At my Riverside Shingle ill and Lumber Plant, I am prepared better than ever to supply the public with the best shingles and rough or dressed lumber. 1 have opposition but no competition in the shingle business. If you try my shingles you will find them best in quality and right in price. A. T. GRIFFIN. .: i I ..I . V. u f are in pan or cnureiy tost, uk sou wt L'reatlv disfieurinir the face. While sprays. jajijuuuhj .muuiu.u SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, 6A. Weils. 82 Buiiflinfl Lots! 82 HAVE I. AID our o j iiiy we 1-kuuwn truck farir, at J northern limit of tho e ty, ijipgaloni.' : t' o VV. ,t W K. K , .MM, hide, into X2 DKSht MiL'C U U 1 LD1NG 1 'Tb, wi'li sti-oet- liid i IT and hot t ut In t' rivblj' sht (it tr.'t'H T.'e I t ut c n is l.ealthy at d thn ton (lonev of U:o c.ty 1 n- rthwa'd, eonso i: fi'lj- ii'iw i.- the timo to buy lots, b j fo-e 1 1 o h.civ::.iiig divtdopruoul pushes u ji :.h.; p. in-. lour li eloi ir m e alfi aly in t porn tii'ti in ihih I i tr m I i I y and product fir two more i. L'Otid one cortiln. Piily ei:rly ti l "roi in oo tho To,,nd II Kir '' E. W. Cox. The Best Springiledicine For yon to t iko Is a good H AUdAI'ARK.LA. Th h in an aeknotfledpori feet It i leiitiso.) I he Mood, renovatO' th i entire :-.vstou , and puts tho hody In condition lo withftanu hot wi athor disCithes (Jo m pound Kx tract of with Stil()n:H, Is tho be t and and iiIbo tho et ape.Ht. L iio hof.li h, 1:8 done-, only "oo. S x hnttMnfor ft. JENKINS & SCARRIES, Orugj'ists and Seedsroeu. Wa'nut Sirtot, opp. Mayor's Office WFrepli, nuro and reliable seeds. JOltTCW YAM Sweet, Potato tilipH, for plauting. W. H. COLLINS. The One Day Cold Cure. KarmoU Chocolate Laxatto QnlnkM for cold lit the btad and wrc throat Children Uka t9m lik CMltl, Some New IN THE LINE OF- Fancy Rockers, Boll Top Desks, Combination Writing Desk and Book Cases, Rugs, Pictures, etc. Call and see these new goods, which "are of the very latest styles and finishes. Lowest prices guaranteed. All rings sold, appropriately engraved, free of charge. Special Agent for Hauuka' Celebrated CUTGLHSS. Urand 1'rlp 1'arln, lhoo. NEW Spring Goods You'll marvel at the possibility of selling such goods as we quote to-day for so little money. They are worth more, much more. It's really insulting to quality to offer them at such remarkably low figures as quoted below ; but it's the Cash System that enables us to do it. We've made the prices to bring the peo ple, and they are certainly fascinating in their power of value giving. It will pay you to inspect these values. New Ginghams. A full assortment of nobby pat terns and tasty colorings. The best 12 4 and 15c kinds at 10c. New Percales. The latest results of the design ers art. on white, Iodago and black grounds, of fast colors, unchangeable under the severest test the 121o kindH at 10c. New Piques. White, blue, pink and red grounds, with polka dot or stripes, for shirt waists or dresbes at 10c. Japanese Crinkle Cloth. Is counted among the most unitiuo conceptions of fashionable material for wnists 13 ic Tissue Gloria. Is one of the newest dress con ceits in wash goods, being made of goods very fine and light in texture; all fresh colors, full 30 in. wide 121c Castex & Go THE LADIES CASH Save Your Hair BY USING WILLIAMS' Promotes the growth of the hair. Restores itt natural color, strengthens the scalp and roots of ire hair, Hi cites thorn to healthy activ.ty. Increases the secretion of the cdorinsr principle. P.-evonts and tops tha hair falling out. Free! thi scalp from dandruff, kl Is It to stay killed. 500 fT M. E. ROBINSON 6t BRO'8. The Money's Worth Druggists. I SUM The great remedy (or norroua proatratlon and all dtmaaea of the generative organs ot either box, such as. Nervous Prostration, Falling or Lost Manhood ImpoieocjF. Nightly Emissions, Youthful Errors, Mental Worry, axceasiTe uaa of Tobaoco or ODlum. wbiob lead to Oouumptton and Insanity. With avera I rTtB IIP W(J IS order we guarantee to cure, fSTFonaleby IL E. Robinson Arrivals I Yours truly, Royall & Borden. A NKW LINK OF POCKET BOOK8 AND CARD CASES. Best O.u Eartl?- Best because the gold emith's art can produce no better ring. Made of one solid piece of gold without solder, o0Bm or flaw. Our stamp on a rlogmesns standard of merit Each and every ring that goes from this store Is made under our owo supervision and direction. English Dimity. Over 300 yards bought in short lengths, regular value 8c at 5c. Colored Wash Goods. For shirt waists and dresses. A beautiful assortment that invites coolness in the heat of summer, yet has the desirable qualities of strength and texture 10c. New Spring Silks. We have greatly enlarged this silk stock of ours. Now when you come to enjoy this comprehensive silk assortment we've gathered, shop ping will be a pleasure. Wash silks 19 inches wide in a variety of color ings, 42 Jc and 48c. SATIN OROISE tLe new silk that has the lustre of a Duchess yet tbe weave of a Taffeta silk, in all colors and black $1. New Belts. A most comprehensive assort ment. Tho new styles all here and at prices reasonably low. DRY GOODS STORE. D.D. Wtv orrelund ! the money. Sold at $1.00 par boa. & Bro. druggist, Goldsboro, N-
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