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THE ARGUS.
DAILY AND WEEKLY
There can fee no better medium for
yivcrtising than through our columns, as
ur paper goes daily into the hands of its
many readers, thus keeping tiein ever re
minded of our advertising merchants
ind as the chief reason for constant adver
tising is to have the advertisements read
s often as possible . the advantage of ad
Ismithfield Wednesday afternoon, in
the presence of immediate relatives
and a limited number of in
vited friends of "the contracting
parties, He v. Father Price officis
ating. The happy couple have
many friends throughout the State
to wish them all joy aud abundant
prosperity and in this wish The
Akgtjs joins with fraternal sincerity.
The departure of lie v. 0. L. Hoff
mann, who left. yesterday to take
charge of the church in Tarboro as
castor of that parish, leaves St. Ste
vertising in Tub Daily Akgus is at once phen's Episcopal church of this city
evident.as our patrons will have their ad without a rector for the present,
vertiscments read afresh everyday. Hates but we all hope the vacancy will not
. - be of loug uuration. During his
many warm and congenial friends
who greatly regret losing him from
our midst, while their best wishes
will abide with him wherever he
may be.
Mr. D. E. McKinnie, who ia en
gaged iu a successful mercantile
business at Priceton, accompanied
by his uncle Mr. D. S. Woods, civil
and hydraulic engim-er of Barstcw,
Tex., raid The Argus a pleasant
Humphrey, who call yestyday. It will be gratifying
in O.js- intelligence to his numerous triends
in former days to learn that Mr.
Woods is now on a vacation visit to
relatives in this section, from where
he left twenty years ago, and since
which time he has leeu engaged
with profit ia civil and hydraulic
engineering on the p'aics of Texas.
Mk. II. J. Ham, of this city, de
sires to injbrm his many friends ard
the the public generally, that on batur-
W,lilV Fait, whence thev will dav. beptember 2nd, he will open a
visit other noted places of interest 1 new market in the store under the
i., ir, ttio North. Karnnton notei, seconu uoor irum
the postomce, where wm oe iouna
Me. and Mre. A. D. Ward, cf for sale fresh meats of all kinds.
this city, left yesterday to visit rel- The store has been thoroughly ren
Rtivf itiid friends iu I' linoi?. i'rom ovated, and especial care
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Mrs. F. L.Casttx left yesterday
on a short visit to her old home in
Edgecombe connty.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E Jenkins
ard t lie iitt e oncpetumed yeeter
day from a month's 6' j sum in
Lenoir.
visiting relatives
Miss Rebecca
has been
low conntv and in Wilmir.&ton, hae
returned home.
, Bis many frieuds here will re
gretto lenrn that Mr. Hugh Miller'
La3 been quite sick at his post ot
service in Wilmington. He is ex
pected home teday to recuperate.
Mr aud Mrs. N. O'-Berry kfi
TPatprdav for Clii!a!?0. to vitit
an 1 p'
whence they will go to Ch:cago to
vieit the World's Fair, on :hir re
t iru Lom.
taken to keep in stock
will be
the very best
THE FIREMENS TOURNAMENT-
VENERATION FOR THE DEAD.
at
Speech of Capt. Robt. W. Joyner
the Reunion of the 27th Regi
ment, at LaGranjre, Au
' gust, 4th. 1893.
Ladies, Gentlemen, and Fellow Sol
diers;
CLEVELAND IN WASHINGTON
An Imposing Parade AU Previous
Records Surpassed.
Pursuant to an order by the Chief
of the Fire Department and pre
viously posted handbills announcing
the same, the entire Fire Department I cannot express to you the.pleas
paraded the principal streets of this ure it affords me to behold once
city yesterday afternoon and halted more the tace3 ana to grasp oy the
; p e vv n, hand my old comrades of the late
AAA llVUIl VA, WAAO IkJCtAAAA. WlUVil I -y . . . , . . -i . . I
, , , - . war. nut u is a measure Luiugitiu u j. TPn n trip
HBoiiivivH i""" " witn sorrow, xnere are loose wno
our citizens to witness the rendition I shared with ua the dangers and
of the program heretofore published I hardships of that memorable strug
in these columns.
The department made a fine ap
pearance with, their handsome uni
forms of blue, and the time made in
the races was exceptionally good.
Dickinson Says the President la a Per
fectly Well Man.
"Washington, September 1.
When President Cleveland and.
family left their privfete car at 7
o'clock this morning and walked
along the platlorm to the door ot
the depot to enter their carriage to
White House, it
was manifest to the few people
present that Mr. Cleveland was
strong and well. He carried an
umbrella to protect him lrom the
rain as he walked across the pave-
ment, while Mr. Thurber- held an
umbrella ever Mrs. Cleveland, and
the nurse protected baby Kuth.
gle who are, not with us to-day.
With them "life's fitful fever is o'er"
and they rest quietly beneath the
sod ot many a hard-fought battle
field, some without a mound to tell
where they sleep, others without a
. ....... I aa " A 1 J I W1C 1AUIOC l'V
The toliowmg constitute the races grave, dui iney are noi uuuouoreu or Pre8;dent waid a8 firmly as
in order, the participants, and the iorgoueu. . when he led the procession down
time in which they were made : JTr, X the east front of Z Capitol on the
First race-Electric Keel Compa- poor India when driven from his 4th ot ltM Marcl? a ?ia
ny, 100 yards, lay 100 feet of hose, happy hunting grounds by the en- w,aB as strongly marseu wuu uie
attach to hydrant, break coupling roads of civilization, has been g'ow oi ruggeu ucu
and throw water; time 43 seconds, known to disinter th bones of his that daj hen he stood bareheaded
, i t i . anppatora and bear them a treat diss in pitiless storm and delivered
In this race the company notified the st or. nt 1 bear them a great diss J . addreg3 iQ the
judges that their hose was iasteneu i rnn r.aroTnnnx.a rrhnutrh w. genee of a multitude that no man
as it should be, while the. others ay not do tnja we caa cherish in
were not. our hearts the memory of those no-
Second race Galdsboro Fire Com- ble 'spirits who gave their lives a
pany Jio. 1, same conditions as first sacrifice upon their Country's altar,
cbLiXA, cut. n uuvn lun u i. v,o uiu
places with bright, beautiful flow
ers, fit emblems of the resuiraction.
It is our sacred duty, in some ap
propriate way, to commemorate their
heroic deeds.
race; time 37 3-5.
Eclipse Steam Fire Engine Com
pany, conditions thesamef time 39.
In the above tluee races all compa
nies used the Electric reel, which
was pulled-by hand.
The third race was for 140 yards
with horse attached to the reel of
Goldsboro Fire Company No. 1, lay
50 feet of hose, break coupling and
throw water; time 32.
could number. .
ExPostmaster General Dickin
son called at the White House, and
had an interview with the Presi
dent. He afterwards said to a
friend in the Senate: "He is the
same strong masterful nan whom
I knew five and 6ix years ago when
I was a member of his cabinet. He
made no allusion to the condition
Wayne County Commissioners Court
Sept. 4. 1893,
The Board met in regular session,
all the members present.
Accounts were audited and al
lowed to the amount of $1,286,62 I
including $149 paid to paupers.
, The bonds J. J. Scott, Richard
Johnson and tieo. x . virimes as
cotton weighers were approved.
FJ. H. Howell was appointed
bupenntendenjt ot iork ience ter
ritory, at a salary of $1 per day
while employed in his duties."
It is ordered that the Board will
not hereafter pay any other physin
cian tor performing any duty ins
imcumbent on the County Health
Superintendent.
Reports of jurors laying off new
roads in Grantham's' and Brogden
township, known as Geo. Parker
and T. L. Cobb roads were received
and on the latter report a further
hearing was set for the 11th inst.
The report in the Gray Smith
and Jumping run road and the P.
C. Smith and R, C. Freeman road
were approved and the Clerk
ordered to notify, the Supervisors
of Goidsbofo Township.
Bonds of W. A Denmark,
Goldsboro township, and B. A,
Vrnswoid, -tfrogden township, as
tax collectors were approved.
The Board then adjourned to
Monday bept. 11th.
Lhat is
.v to
JEW
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitclier's prescriptioa for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morpliine nor
other Narcotic substance. It is a Jiarmless substitute
for Paregnric, Irops, Soothing S.vrups, and. Castor Oil.
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years use by
Millions, of Mothers. Castoria is the Children's Panacea
the Motlier'a Friend.
Oastoria.
"Castoria is so well adapted tocAiiMrcnth.it
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me." II. A. Aucheii, H. V.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, X. V.
" The use of ' Castoria iis bo universal an
its merits so well known that it iseoms a wo;
of supererogation to eudorso it. Few aro t he
iniolligent families who d not tep Casturiii
within easy reach."
CAKLOS 5IA11TYN, I). 2.,
Ki: w y'ork City
Castoria.
Castoria cures Colic, Constipation,
Cour Litomaci, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
ICilis Worms, gives sleep, and promotes
Vvithout injurtotia medication.
"Ti.r sovcral years I havo recommended
yo::r ' Castoria,' tiud shall always continue to
do ko as it hau invariably produced beneficial
results." -
Kawra F. Pabdek, M. D., .
l 'uth Street and 7th Ave., New York City.
Murray Stueet,
Nkw Toiik Cm
The ieof the Eciipse Steam Fire 1 to the land of their birth
JN o. 1 was the next m or
Ensrine
Lai gh., Landa-uie pofaterf, are
out bearing a portrait ot IMr.
Ilenry Bonut, editor of the Wi eon
Mirror, and announcing that he
will uiske a Southern and West
ern lecturing tour, begining Octo
ber lit.
meats the market affords, and the der, and it was iust 5 "minutes and
same will be sold at living prices. 55 seconds from the time the fire
Orders entrusted to him will receive was applied to the ignitable matter in
prompt and careful attention. Par-1 the fire box, before the pumps of the
ties having cattle, hogs, lambs and I engine were propelled by steam.
Boies Again-
The Democrats of Towa ha7e
again nominated that sterlins
In times of conflict and suffering Lf n8 health, aud, of course, I did statesman- and splendid gentleman,
not. exceot to say, "You are look Horace Boies, tor governor. In
ir.g well, Mr. President,' to which epite of his protestations and his
he responded, 'Quite weli, thank efforts to retire from the erSce
you.' He is a perfectly well man." which he has filled with such eig
There were no other callers at nal ability, they have again called
the White House to-day, as it was him to the front, because they look
i.r.nin n Krii fpw that, the Presis UDon him as the onlv Lian who
dent was there. "While no official can be depended on to lead xQJIbsoIllfeJy
the manhood of a people is devel
oped, and true patriotism finds its
noblest embodiment in those who
surrender "all that is dear to them
for what they conceive to be their
The
utterance is expected, there is a
tae.it nnderstandins in official
party to victory.
The compliment is
high
one
sheep for sale will do well to call on
Mr.'llam before disposing of them.
The Argus wishes him abundant
Sober Words About Pensions.
It has been, the rule of the Pension
success, and bespeaks for him a lib- Department since its organization
eral share of public patronage. , ?,,
to suspend tilt) payment of the pen-
Tii?A (1 A Tonl ini! ihonfuvTiasmr . . . .
Messrs. George Kuby, Leslie 1 , the First BaT)tiat' Church ,vill sions in au cases during inquiry as to
Weil, Murry 13ai den, Harry How-1 h tlie citv saturdav. and will tne riSbt ot the pensioner to the pen-
- t j- r i ' y . . ' . ,-. i . . . .
ell, trammer jrogueu, x.eout;i ipreach in that church next bunuay. sion he was receiving. This was no
Weil, &:Jeu iQgercon, anu wdb Mr. Jenkins is a native ot Missis- nevv order under the present admins
jane ieu yesiuruuy aneiuwa ni sippi , was ec ucaieu at me umv .raiu
Chanel Hill to enter as students of Virginia, where he graduated
ot the University. The Akgus with distinction. Soon after his
tnis caaie
pen oi the historian, in no clime
and in no age, has ever chronicled
nobler or braver deeds than those
performed by the defenders of our
i ,i : , v
tell us of the heroes and patriots of eircles, particularly ai mo v,aunui, uu, w eu. vjuvruoi oie
tr, oirin r.imps an., of tL ,nt. that the President will not enconr has done for the Democracy ol his
...:' -f tv.Q; .nf. no-a the calls of Congressman who Utate what no other leader ha
huuuiiiwcj j. tuui nuubijf) iucu i r 1- U 4."
kKor.ci, nf nnnr tVimi- fiolitr have IIO OtDet DUSinebB U1U IU Ml
their firmness, their purity, their portune him for office. Where va fled and strengthened its ranks and
Zealand devotion to their country cancias occur or changes are to be given it a power ana a prestie
and we will eclipse them all with a made, the Senators and ICepre- which insure its perpetuation in
Robert K. L,ee and a Stonewall .Tao.ic- Rcntatives who are interested win piace bo iODg as u deserves me
be invited by the Cabinet mm
COLLEGE B0JS.
OR
ny
Young
an
Pure
A c;cam of tartar baking powder. "High
est of all in leavening strength. Latest
United States Govern ment Food Report.
Royal Baking Powder Co., 106, Wall St.
New York.
wishes them one and all a pleasant
and profitable jear of study.
to
nrrolil'ltimi Vlf f.nmf
and located at Warsaw, where he
istration. When the Department re
ceiyed information as to the, correct
ness of a pension, the payment has
Dr. W. II. H Cobb, presideut of
the N. C. Medical Society, left yes
terday for v ashington, D. (.,
missioned by Gov. Carr to represent
was for a while principal of the War
saw Ilisrh school and pastor of the
Baptist church.
uniformly leen
stoppi
d until the
son.
Upon the bloodstained soil of our ieters
own Scnny South were scenes en
acted by our dear fallen comrades.
"Who, vainly brave,
Died for a cause they could not save,"
as glorious as herald ever sounded in
the triumphal procession of a return
ing conqueror. And amid all that
host of heroes who fought, bled and
died, none bore a more conspicuous
to make written recom-
medations. The President is per
fectly well, but he will not eurrens
der his time and his strength to
the limitless demands of place seekers.
facts could be fully ascertained.
6.a DiAAyA r.A t r- There has hpen no r.hano-p in thfl
. . I ru rt i lid n ttoti r Amn rim m q r r? fV a
I I . 4 I P : IT A l A i. I. IB A ti mi ftA I WUUm. U MM. VV III LM A-A U mi 1111 1 '
, . rm -i t -t -i , i him i i ii'M i i'iiiii rupv uiTi ii r iu n i i iwiri v n j
nr vwuu a,. ,Uv, . - bloody 27th, it its history is ever i tA., oil th
1 1 II 111 1 . i tin i. nrvrii vUiO UUiO p-s.-. I - vaav m-m m. t . uui. v; v. 11 u uiuiu uuw ii...i.Lx-.. iM . a.j .... i i l n
County Board of Education
Goldsboro, N. C, Sept. 4. 93.
The Board of Education met in
this State in the Pan American professor m Oxford lemale College,
Medical Congress that convenes in which position he has recently given
that, nitc tn-Hsr Inn in order to devote his entire
time to the work of the ministry.
T. TT f!!lStfiY iT t.nP Wpll TT. 1 t -n-nra
- -t i ne is a preaoner ui uuiisum jjuhca,
known and popular firm of M. E. ana the Goldsboro church is to be
Castex & Co., left yesterday for the congratulated upon securing a pas-
iMormern ceuires oi lasmou 10 speuu tor Of such hne attainments.
The theatrical season will
iu this city on the 15th of
open
this
month with the renowned play of
"Alabama."The ltichmond Dispvtch,
. 1 T J- f? 11.
in BpeaKing ot the aavenc ot. mis
some time in familiarizing herself
with the latest styles and novelties
and iu making purchases for their
Fall trade.
Tmsnews lrom Washington yes
terday was to the gratifying enect splendid play to that city says
that Hon. F. M. Simmons has been NQ play since "Shenandoah" has
commissioned U. S. Revenue Co!- created the same sensation as has
lector for the Eastern District of been ca sed by Augustas Thomas'
North Carolina. It is well, and far-famed "Alabama," which comes
his many friends throughout the to the Academy of Music next
State will rejoice at this euimently Thursday. One of the 6eccets of
J J ! ? -. i' V, T - . L . . i i t .
ueserveu reuugumuu ui uio eci vicco i i.iaDama 6 great success is no
essential Americanism. It is a
Southern idyl, a poem of and for
the South. Every scene, every sen
timent, and every 6enter.ee is of
the South alter the war. The play
the!13 tender, poetic, refined and full.
ot pictureEque pathos, ihe play
will be produced, with special
scenery, effects and music"
pends pensioos. It is still llepubli
can with an experience d Republican
at its head, and every pension that
has been suspended has been sus
pended by a Pepublican board and
under the rules that have been in op
eration ever since our civil war. The
present Commissioner of Pensions
has, therefore, been simply following
the rules and precedents so long es-
white.
truth! ulty written it will De seen
that the annals of the world conn
l ,i .;v,ui divided, the new district to
tablet that your descendants in fu. known as No. 68.
members present.
District .No. 32,
was
be
Nos. 68 and 32
confidence of the people.
But the renomination of Gov
ernor Boies was not the only cred
itable performance by the Iowa
Democrats in their state conven
tion, yesterday. They indorsed the
Democratic adminstration in the
following emphatic language:
"We declare our confidence in
the adminstration of Grover Cleven
land, president of the United
Statee. We have faith in his
wisdom, I.oneBty and ability to
lead the country out of the bogs
into which it has been plunged by
the unwise and corruot class
To Our Customers:
TI3 A FACT THAT WE
are in need ot what is due us on
our books, and we '.would thank those
who owe lis to come forward and settle
up AT ONCE.
We hope we will not be kept waiiin
longer on this very important matter.
Very respectfully,
S. OOIIIS & SON,
City Market,
Goldsboro, N. C.
JONE&'JP HARMAGY
lep
West Centre St.
islation of the Republican party
South of Chestnut.
ture years may see what manner of waa eecn allowed $50 for buildiDg ari(j to bring about an era of na
nien our good old State produced in purposes. tional and individual prosperity,"
. Everything New-
good old State produced
time3 that tried men's souls.
And linked with the memory of
that immortal struggle we should
ever keep fresh in our miuda the
sublime patriotism of our Southern
women. Their kind words and tens
The Ileadught was again em
ployed to do to public printing at
$25 per annumn.
Committeemen were- appointed
as follows:
No. 68, white, E. Edgerton, E.
tablished, by suspending pensions I der sympathies encouraged the faint Peele, Wm Falgham.
to the party.
Mr. B. B. Iiaiford,of this county,
is agent for the Confederate War
Journal, published monthly at
Lexinsrton. Ky which contains a
neat and attractive history ot
war and illustrated with van
rious battle scenes, etc. This pa
peris published by a Southern
general and is authentically a
Southern work. The subscription
price is only $1.00 per ear.
Invitations are out to the mar
riage of two of Goldsboro's former
young people, Mr. J. Wallace Smith
to Miss Mary Waitt, daughter oi Mr.
and Mrs,
AS TO THE TARIFF.
There has never been any cause to
doubt that the Democratic adminis
tration would carry out the pledge
of the platform to reform the tariff,
Geo. N. Waitt. The happy just as soon as it was possible to do greatly liberalized them in favor
where reasonable doubt existed as to
the correctness of the rating or the
integrity of the pension claim.
The ruling made by Ex-Commissioner
Raum, by which disability
pensioners under the law of 1890
were put in the same class with dis-
that required the disability 'to be the aa""'u glorJ
result ot wounds or illness reeeived
or contracted in actuai military ser
vice, was overruled -by the proper
legal authority of the Pension De
partment, and it is this ruling that
has caused the suspension of some
thousands of pensions. As most of
these pensions are not alleged to be
wholly fraudulent, Commissioner
Lochren has properly liberalized the
uniform rule of the Department
and will henceforth continue the
payment of pensions pending in
quiry iuto their validity. So far
trom restricting the rights or pen
hearted, and their approving smiles
lighted up the ghastly gloom of war.
Their fidelity, their boundless lib
erality and theiselfsacrificing devo !
won during all those long, sad years
of agony and of woe, entitle their
nances to a place among the noble
army of martyrs in the diadem of
J.
Charlotte Democrat: The cor
The npnnlAf X to answer charges against him as a church will be aid at 5 0clock
But, comrades, the cruel war is
over. All its horrors have passed
away and our country has entered
upon a new career, we now know
but one nag.
North and of the South are hence
forth one people, whose mission and
destiny is the grandest on earth. Let
us cherish no bitterness or ill-will
toward the people of any sees
tion, of this broad land, - but
with united hearts and united
hands and with malice towards none
do all we can to make the future as
No 20, col. Ichabod Herrine,
No 27. col. Joseph West, J.
Overman.
No 15, white, R. E. Brogden in
place of Lambert.
Nol2, col. R E.Brogden, in place
of Newell.
No 62, white, Douglas Hastings,
Rufus Woodard,
E. M. Boyett is hereby notified
to appear before the Board of Edu-
ation the 1st JMondav in January
Not satisfied with that endorse
ment, the convention adopted the
financial plank of the Chicago plat
form as its own, including the de-
numciation of the Sherman act,
thereby emphasiziug and clinching
its approval ot dlio president s po
sition, as denned in his message to
congress.
The Democrats of Iowa have done
well, They have proven their Des
mocracy aud rebuked the assailants
of the adminstration. Atlanta
Journal.
STATE NEWS.
complete stock 01 tresh drugs lor com
pounding physicianprescriptions
o
A full Uae of
PATENT MEDIINES.
Toilet articles; soaps, colognes,"&c
Sunday Hours
8:30, 10:30 a. m. 24 p. ip
tf. June 16, '93.
school committeeman.
The committee in distriet No.
15. white, was alloweo. to move
school house to center of district.
Messrs, C. B. Aycock, H.. Weil, I
G. W. Langston were elected
thrnstees of Goldsboro Graded
next Sunday afternoon. Bishop
Leo Haid will conduct the services,
and the public is invited.
fomithneld Jierald: lhe crop
ot acorns bid tair to be enormous
this year. Mr. B. A. WelloD, one
Closing Out,
Our Entire Stock of Ladies
Low-Cut Shoes at
Cost.
Contemplating going oil to spend tho
Fall and Whiter at school will do
well to come and see us, as we
have just received an early
shipmeat of goods espe
cially selected fir you.
Nobby Suits,
Stylish Hats,
Correct Fm Shirts
HAJfDSOSIE NECKWEAR AND A
FULL LINE OF
HABERDASHERY.
Einstein 0
otliing Go
Schools. of our most successful farmers,
The following accounts have been sellt us a small limb which he cut
bright and as glorious ?s the past approved and paid since Aug. 14, from a black jack oak which had
sixty-three acorns on. it.
event is to take place at the home of so. Those within the party who!
has been sad and disastrous, aud bv including those paid to-day.
Ce:
B. A. Parks Building purposes
the bride in Danville, Va,, Wednes
day morning, September 6th. The
best wishes of many friends here
will be with the popular ' young
couple on the happy occasion.
h.-ivp nrptended to find in the course
nf tho rlm.,sr.rt.inn anv limine dp,, I C5pted by everj
lav
se
II IA 1 1 1
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urged unseemly haste in the face of just than the rulings of
more pressing emergencies, have cessor.
been actuated by motives too plainly
: iu 4- o, i,
. . . Iftnp PTil.rrTilA lnanirp thnEa unn are 1 foncua in lrt rtialnpta
OX l. iA . ....au 1.; i. j .. R A Tarl
ri-,1 i j I bU UVAUC UlbCl UO VT 1 LAA A J 1 '11 tbUU
Commissioner Lochren will be ac- LUT,V . , e-r Burrel Cogdell, Cleaning eut weU
fair-tnindi d ritizen u";u''"u' -5jr u. .ucu nuuic j. , roweii, iviatenai
and by every honest pensioner as not
generously
his prede-
country.
Police officer Swarengin "pulled'
Beveral neeroes in this citv and had
them up before the Mayor yesterday I apparent to deceive anyone.
for selling liquor on Sunday in by- Tbe people Know rresiaent Uleye
.places and without license. One of land too well to doubt his absolute
thft rinlnrita raid a fine of $50. and lovaltv to the cause which he
another went to jail in defanlt. Sev self made the slogan of the party
eral others associated with them in In his message at the
of the " present exta
It is a great folly to seek to mis
represent the efforts of the present
I'ension Department to make the
pension list . roll of honor. There
inasi t fi-.. i. j
penueu uy a xvKpuoiieaa uoaru anu
nnon raiiRf whinh' fnllv inst.ifv iJ-,.
Cleveland said:
''It was
uass on
aaaj wuaauoc w Duuimuu , , , . . , , . - I mo various articles snnearmir in
- i i .L.uawsiiuitii ub itummiBititu iu a.iiui . -. - : . -rr- o
C0DgreaBiuexirBtBioa earijxuiue , ... . m wronty tbe newspapers which alleged to
coming toeptemuer tnat we mignt . forecast what the adminiatratinn
government.
their surreptitions and unlawful and
unholy occupation are still at large,
but are being "set for" by the police
The editor of the Caucasian of
this city; Mr. Marion Butler, was
married, on Thursday evening of
this week, to Miss Florence Faison,
at the home of the bride, in Samp
son county, who is a daughter of
Capt, E. L. Faison, and they are
off to the World's Fair on a bridal
trip. The akgus can lay aside all
political differences on this occasion
and wishes the happy pair a full
measure of joy and long life.
Elsewhere in this issue wiil be
found the eloquent oration of Capt.
Kob't W. Joyner delivered befote the
ranntnn nf f hi OTfli "Pnrim fti 1: nf. Tisi
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Urange on the 4th ult., in wbicn be . , , J v; , :,, I ibero are paospecti beiore aim
feel
Secretary Carlisle Non-Committal.
Washington, September 4.
Secretary Carlisle this morning
declined to either offim or deny
the statement widely published
that the administration is favor
ably considering a place to abol
ish the national banks and substi
tnte in their stead banks under
government supervision. He eaid
his time would be almost wholle oco
10.00
70.00
103.00
.50
.40
3.23
12.50
35,00
2.35
2.90
2,00
NE LOT GENTS' RUSSET SHOES
Edmund Mitchell, Work
R, W. Southerland. Labor, Material
S. B. Parker, Roofing house
O. Holmes, Per diem and mileage
J. H. Kdwards, " " "
M. L. Lee, Per dieum
E. T. AtKinson, 10 days extra services
asCo,Sup't. 32.00
These being no further business
the Board adjourned t meet again
Saturday 16th inst.
E, T. AtKinson, - M. L. Lee,
Secretary. Chairman.
I f Imn AnmrklQiricirl rT I-wtt a, tta- xt f in n
soldier. It means that the mnunn KaPled lf he Undertook to
laws snail be administered in ayifb
Southport Leader'. Two rattle
snakes were reported as having
been killed last week near W. J.
Wescott's in this county, one five I
feet three inches long, with four
teen rattles, the other, four feet six
inches long and five rattles.
Concord Times: Miss Lena
Pepper, dughter of Rev, C. M.
Pepper, formerly of Concord, but
now of High Point, died at the
latter place recently. She had been
a suflerer for several months, and
her death was not unexpected. She
was 16 years old.
reduced from 3 to $2.
A few pairs of patent leather shoe3 re
duced from $2.25 to $1.75,
Examine our line of $2 50 and $3 thocs
for Gents' wear; they can't be btatcn.
Big bargains in Ladies' and Children's
shoes at
enter promptly upon the work of
tariff reform, which the true inter.
ests of the country early demand,
which so large a majority of the
people, as snown by tbeir suffrages,
desiie and expect, and to the accom
plishment of which every effort of
the present administration is pledged
But, while tariff reform has lost
notning ot its immediate and per
manent importance and must iu the
near future engage tho attention of
congress, it has seemed to me that
the huaneial condition of the coun
try should at once and before all
nnmp to anv verpran whn has inst.
claims anon the fronprositv of t.hp was considering or was going to
There is every reason to believe
that better times are in store for
workingmen. New York Hers
ard.
An index of the improvement in
trade is seen in the increased dem
and for wool and the rise in prices
reported in the Boston market.
Grand Kapids Democrat,
President Cleveland is all light.
BpeakB of that meeting as a joy ming
led with sorrow, recalling incidents
that were pleasant and scenes that
caused a grief too deep for human
effort to assuage, while his preora
tion is an admonition to the survive
ors to take cognizance of only one
flag and to so exemplify their lives
that the rising generation may pr.Gt
by ar imitation.
The marriage of Dr. George J.
Robinson and Miss L;zzie Hyman
was solemnized at the home of the
bride's brother, Mr. F. C. Hyman, in
hanoiable body.
The -.prompt and unmistakable
manner iii which congress has up
held tLe president In his financial
position, leaves no room for doubt
that it will cooperate with him
when the time comes in the reform
of the tariff laws of the country in
compliance with true Democratic
principles and poliey-
sulHcient to make any man
young again. Boston Globe.
The Fall River bankers who
have been duped by Welcome H.
Hathaway, the defaulting cotton
broker, have come to the conclu
sun that he ia a more tree than
welcome customer, --Steep Brook
Be zoo.
consider. The onlv affirmative fact
that can be ascertained at the
Treasury was that Speaker Crisp
and Congressmen Warner and Hall
did have a talk by appointment
with Secretary Carlisle at the
Treasury office yesterday. The idea
that the President went to the
Treasury and waa a party to the
conference ie not true.
Chairman Springer, of the banks
ing and currency committee,
called on Secretary Carlisle this
morning, presumably in connection
with the rumored conference the
subject matter of which- would
naturally h&ye come before his
committee.
It ia said that some of the ticket-
1 1 i . i - 1 1 l jl "cir K
BeiuJ.rBai l"B "w"t" "" Henderson Gold Leaf: The
receive a salary or. a monin, . , e ,T .
, . . s ffiOAA i ' severe wind of Monday did coasid
make as high as $200 mure by ' 0orn wa8
pocketing the money loft at the blown downftand toacco bruified
J .: . " lnro it. In pomfi nianea fodder was
evil is a prevalent one at the base
ball games, fairs and the like, all
over the country By what peculiar
logic the ticket men justify, thems
selves in keeping this money, when
bv snontinsr at tne roreeiiui peo
pie they could restore it to its
rightful owners, ia not easy to un
derstand. It comes very near to
petit larceny. .
A FIGHTBETWEEN GIANTS;
Both desperate, both-determined! The
King of Medicines in contest with the
Kirg of Maladies! Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery against "Consump-
Tt ia nnt thfi RtrnffEfla of a. Anv.
A cabinet officer is authority for I but the first blows are the fatal blows! In
the statement that the administra
tion at this time is in preparation
tot a measure to be presented, it is
interested only in the passage ot
the repeal bill now before i-he Sen
Cses of 40 years standing where "opera
tions have failed, have been cured by
Japanese Pile Cure. Guaranteed by Rob
inson Bros. Goldsboro N. U.
ate. After that measure is passed.
lhe trouble with 1 resident it is said that a ceo eral measure to
Cleveland is that he persistently carry out the platfrom as to the
refuses to be as sick as his enemies currency reference will bs onsid-
are. Swansea uazette.- lered. v
its earlj stages, Consumption (which is
Lung scrofula) will yield to this great
remedy! Thia has been proven beyond a
doubt by innumerable successesses! Act
ing directly upon the blood, its scope in
cludes all scrofulous affections, Liyer and
lung diseases. As 1 blood purifier and
vitalizer, it stands unequaled.
Fits, dizziness, hysteria and all nervous
troubles cured by Magnetic Nervine. Sold
and guaranteed by Koninson Bros. Golds
boro, N.O. . ;
jure it.
torn into 6hreds. Cotton does not
appear to have suffered eo much.
Warrenton Record: Eaton Wil
Hams, colored, a well digger, one
day this week while in the bottom
of a well at Dr. Fleming's, had a
rock to fall from the walling at the
top of the well and etrike him on
the head. It stunned him for
awhile, but he was soon all right.
There can be no doubt about the
thickness of Eaton's skull.
Newbern Journal: Within the
last few days two bold thefts have
been committed on Middle street,
our business thoroughfare, and ex
atly between two powerful electric
street lights. Cannot our watch
man and policemen pervent such
bold atrocities, or at least get up
with them and see that the full pen
alty of the law' is meted out lor
them?
Haye yon seen those pants at
80TJTHERLA.NTVS.
SOUTHERLAND''
N. Bargain Store
L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE nowtp,
Do you wear them? When next In need try palr.J
Best in tho wona.
54.00 ' 2 Stl
43.50? ! 02.00
J"'" W MgfrutUDlES -ft
9 ft ft M FOR. BOYS
Correct Dresstrs and Haberdashers,
HDENTIST.K
Dr. J- M- Parker.
West Centre Street.
GOLDSBORO, N.C
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH
. CAROLINA.
EQIPME NT: faculty of 23 teachers
11 buildings, 7 scientific laboatoties
library of 20,000 volumes, 315 students '
INSTRUCTION: 5 general courses
bnel courses' professional courses in
law, medicine, engineering and chemis-
ry; optional courses.
EXPENSES; Tuition. fCO mr vear.
Scholaships and loans for the needy.
Address I'liEMDJvPil WINSTON
Chapel Hill, N.C.
Notice
Is heieby given to the Merchants of
Goldsboro that sealed bids for one month's
supplies lor the Orphan Home will be re
ceived at the office of W. T. Dortch, Esq.,
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uij mo buiiu vv uuntisuiiy in oepi,
A list of articles needed can be seen at
Capt. Dortch'a law-iflice in Goldsboro,
or by calling on the undersinced at the
Orphan Home. By order of Trustees.
Respectfully,
..Wm. Cobb Whitfield,
Sunt. Orphan Home.'
Goldsboro, N. C. Sept. 1st 93.
Oxford ' Femals
OXFORD,
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Seminarv.
.N. c.
This prcsperous and progressive school
will open its next Session on August, 30,- -18D3,
andtha prospects for an increased,
patronage are very bright. .:" .-
Besides doing ths most thorough work'
in the Literary Department, and iurnisln
ing exceptional facilities in Music and in
Art, it has an industrial Department that
supplies the nwds of the times. In this
are-taugbt Book Keeping, Type Writing,
Stenography and Dres3 cutting and fitting.
.. Much attention has always been given
Physical Culture.
If you want a fine DRESS SHOE, made tn tho latest
style!, den't pay $6 to $8, try my $3, $3.50, $4.00 or
$5 Shoe.1 They fit equal to custom made and look and
wear as well. Ifyouwishtoeconomizelnyourfootwear,
do so by purchasing W. L, Douglas Shoes. Name and
price stamped on the bottom, look for It when you buy
.TT. I DOUGLAS, Brockton, Hna. Sold by
KOOD&BRITT
''Z LDSBORO, N, t)
Notice of Sale.
Under an I by virtue of a judgment of
the Superior Court of Wayue county, N.
C, in the case of Isaac McLamb et al3
YSi John M. Grautham et als, I shall sell
for cash by public auction at the court
house door in Goldslor., ou Monday,
September It, 13J3, the lands described
in the pleadings in eaid action, situate in
Wayne county, N. C, adioining the'
1 lands of 11. W. Edgcron and Others,
containing about one (1) acre, more or
ln9a w rr i.ni3Trn
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