rtrS5 & k h H if ! r
?"'5l I a v. ill e
i w b f e: m n hi i en
I fc!i PS
af! j
'This Argus o'er the people's rights
D"th aneternal vigil keep;
Ko seething strain f Mai's ton
Cm lull its hundred eyes to sleep".
VOL. XVI.
GOLDSBORO. cN- & MARCH 22, 1894,
NO 21
I Hi I Hi
SONG.
There's beauty in the dawning light.
And twilight fair or starlit night,
Has each its charm and grace,
But lovelier still on earth to me,
The fairest thing my eye can see
The lcauty of thy fase.
There's calmness on the oc.an's breast,
As desp and blue it seems to rest
'Neath bluer heavens above,
But.deeper; calmer still to ine
Than ever sea or sky can be,
Thine azure eyes, my love!
There's music in the running stream,
And music when the woodlands seem
Awake with songs of birds.
But sweeter, dearer, still to me
Thin nature's voice can ever be.
The music of thy words.
GRoxby in Chambers', Journa1,
HERRING THOMPSON. '
Wednesday evening, at 7.30
o'clock, at the home f the bride's
parents near this city, our young
friend and townsman Mr. Benajah
Herring and Miss S. Casjie, young
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wni.
B. Thompson, were united in the
holy bond of wedlock, -Kev. M. M.
McFarland, of the M. E. Church
officiating.
The hospitable Lome wa3 duly
decorated and brilliantly lighted f jr
the happy occasion and the cere
mony was solemnized in a most im
pressive manner, in the presence o
the immediate families of the con
trading parties and especial friends.
After the ctrvmony a sumptuous
wedding supp?r was served aud good
rhppr nrevailed amois the assem-
t - -
bled guests and many were the good
wishes showered upon the happy
young couple.who are great favorites
among a wide circle cf admiring
friends, which was pleasingly at
tested by the beautiful array of
bridal presents of w hich they were
the recipients.
The happy young couple It ft yes
terday at noon for a bridal trip to
Washington aud other northern
n
cities.
Thd Argus extends to them its
cordial congratulali jus and beat
wishes for long liTr, happiness and
abundant prosperity.
MR WOLF'S LECTURE.
The h cture of Hon. Simon Wolf
in the Hebrew synagogue in this
city Friday eveniug, on the subject
"Is the Jew a Patriot and btlJier,
was greeted by a large and represen
tative audience of our citizeus of all
religious ptrsnasions, and every one
w ho heard him, we are sure, was en
tertained and editied by his earnest
elcouent words aud burning enthus
iasm for justice to his people and a
due recognition of their deeds and
dpserta as citizens ever ready to do
their full duty in peace and war
uphold the credit and maintain the
power and safety ot the goyernemnr
The speaker cited many historical
instances in everj couutry of Jewish
fidelity to law, love cf country and
heroism in battle. In fact, Mr. Wolf
is compiling a book of the martial
history of the Jews in America,
which teems with instances of their
valor and soldiery merit in both the
Southern and Northern armies dur
ing the late war between the States.
This book will be ready for publica.
tion in the early Fall, and the pro
ceeds of its sah: will be devoted ex
clusively to the Hebrew Orphans'
Home at Atlanta, which is especially
dear to Mr. Wolf, who was its chief
promoter and founder.
The mnsic rendered by the choir
was exceptionally fine, especially the
singing of Miss Minnie Royal!, the
violin obligato or Mrs. Goi Einstein
and the organ accompaniaments by
Miss Sarah Jiiiimeri.
LIST OF LEiTTERS.
Remaining in Post Office at Goldsboro,
Wayne County, N. C, Feb. 27, i8g4
13 Mrs Emily Beet, Hon Bryant,
B B Brown, Chaocey Branch,
Lifayette Brisb, J h Buck
anan.
(j Miss M A Ulark.
F H W Farrior, Tonimio Far
riow, R A Fields.
G Jim Gaffia.
H L;zzie Hooke. Handy Hollo
way.
J Charles E Jenkins, Mrs Iren
Jones, Mrs Addie H Jones.
H J M Kennedy, Mrs Amy
Korneeay.
L Aaron Legit, Joseph L Lincoln
Mrs 1 atetie Lottian;
M Mrs Alice" Margin, L'ztie
Morris,
T Chancie Turneage, Mis3 Lillie
Toller.
"Vy Jonoa Williams L;zzie Wat-
kins.
Persons caIHdk for above letters will
please say advertised and give date of list
t-The regulations require thai out ce
be paid on all advertised letters. -
JOHN W -BRIAN P.
SPRING PHILOSOPHY.
FOR THE AEGTJS.
I've besn reading up on weather.
Studying closely, moon and sky,
Sacking for some sign or token,
"Which would show that spring was nigh
I've lost faith, in ground hog shadows,
Ccoing doves, and whippoowills,'
After these, there often cometh,
Biting frost aud cold th -,t kills .
Weather guesses, are unce tain,
Just like shooting in the dark,
Now and then you hit the Bulls-Eye.
Oftener you miss the mark;
All our guesses and predictions
Do not change a single thing,
Does'nt help to. hurry forward
Nor delay the coming spring,
I have not, begun my gardening,
Eoa't intend to yet awhile.
Rather be lite, than take the chances:
Planting twice is not my style.
When the days get long and sunny.
And the nights get short and warm,
Then I'll get the winter crook off,
And begin my garden farm.
Do not try to force the season.
Bet ter wait than lose the fruit,
Don't be in too bi g a.hurry,
To bring out, your spring snit.
Don't discard your great coat ytt,
Never mind what people say,
If your flannel will hang on you
Better wear it till firtt cf May.
J, M. II.
A CORRECT DIAGNOSIS.
In a private letter to the editor of
The Argus, purely personal, ana
no line of which was intended for
publication, Hon. B. F. Grady, of
Duplin county, Representative in
Congrtss. delivers himself of the
following statements, which we con
sider a correct diagnosis of the causes
which have brought about the con
dition of public affairs that con
fronts us at this tim6 perplexing
public men and confusing and re
tarding legislation :
The object lesson kept before the
people for the last thirty years by
Republican misgovernment have so
far misled the people a? to the
constitutional functions of the Feds
eral government that it is held by
almost all classes in certain sections
and some classes in every section to
be an irresponsible autonomy with
unlimited paternal powersjand hence
the bill box of the House overflows
every session with schemes to appro
priate the people's money to the pri
vate use of individuals or corpora
tions or sections of the Union, or to
enhance the value of the property of
individuals jr classes at the expense
of other people or masses.
One result of these object lessons
is that, with not much regard for
party lints, every ll?preseatative is
plied with petitions and resolutions
from classes of hi3 constituents,
more or less organized, demanding
legislation which tJo'gress nas no
constitutional power to enact, and
sometimes the petitioners are sue.
cessful.
This in part explains the want of
unity ana conesion in xne demo
cratic party. Western men demand
market for their silver; Southern
men aemana pimetausm mat tne
gold standard shall not increase the
wealth ot security holders and men
of fixed incomes at the expense of
their constituents; while Representa
tives from the nine Northeastern
States insist on the gold standard
and object to any increase of paper
or metallic money because their
bank3 are overflowing with
fundF, and an increase would tend
to lessen the value of their ban ac
counts. So, on the tariff there are
conflicting interests. Some Demo
crats are tree-traders ana some are
protectionists, and even free-trader?
are demanding protection ior special
interests in their districts, in ouedi
ence to demands of their constituents.
What the end will be I cannot di
vine; but I am hopeful. The present
aissatis taction ana unrest will com-
pel attention to the fundamental
principles of the Federal constitu
tion and to the danger of paternal
ism. Ihe worK ot removing the er
rors from the minds of the people
and or discrediting those who are
leading the people in wrong direc
tions,. is now calling loudly for hon
est and patriotic laborers. These
laborers will Ve found, and while
mischief may result from misdirec
tion here and there, the people will
ultimately uaa the path ot duty.
Worn and Wan and Weak antf Weary
Ho! ye women, worn and weary, with
wan faces and so imlisciibibly weak.
1 hose distressing dragging down pains
and that constant weakness and worn
ness and weariness can be cured. For all
such sufferers, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pres
scripUonis a panacea of inestimable
value. As an invigorating tonic, it ims
narts strength to the whole system. For
overworked, worn out debilitated teach
ers. dressruakers, seamstressers, shopgirl
housokeepers, nursing mothers, and feeble
women generally, Dr Pierce's Favorite
Prescription is the greatest earthly boon.
treing unequaled as an appetizing cordial
and restorative tonic. As a soothing and
stengthening nervine, Favorite Prescript
ion is unequaleu ana invaluable in a. lay
ng and subsiding nervous spasms and
other distressing nervous symptoms, com,
monly afxr.'isxt t'a tunc.ional dig
Gorerninp Without Law,
It ia d.fficult to form an opinion
at this distance on the merits of
the civil war in Colo.ado. Gov.
Waite is no irresponsible a crank
that the presumption is arainst
him, especially when be overrules
what appears to be a regular judi
cial orJer. On tho other hand, be
certainly represents the authority
of the Slate and the men who are
arrayed in armed resistance to him
are described in all the accounts as
rowdies and gamb'era and represen
tatives ol the disorderly classes,!
in alliance with the - firemen und
po ice.
The truth probably is that the
Governor is right in what he
vants to do and wrong in his way
of doing it. If lie has the ..lawful
nnthority to,,reuiove the Police
Commissioners, the injunction of a
local court cannot be decisive
against his use of bis axtiority.
But it should be decisive until reg
u arly overrn'ed, and no rational
man, in a modern commnuity,
wou d have thought of carrying
out his own wi 1 by iorce of arms,
however lawless the attitude ot
those oppcBed to him.
Waite ie made of the same kind
of stuff as Tillman, of South Caro
lina, and both are examples of that
most dangerous class, the reform
ers impatient ot the restraints of
law. Both of these fellows means
well, but a goverdor whe under
takes to get along without due
process ot law is no better than
the unofficial dynamiter. That
way lies anarchy, and anarchy
seems to De what waite baa suc
ceeded in bringing about for the
time being at Denver. Of cjurse
the matter will straighten itself
out but the people of Colorado
eight not to miss the lesson.
Pkila Times.
STATE NEWS.
Haleigh 2?cws0bsercer : Kev,
Air. luttle is conducting a most
interesting and profitable series of
meetings in Central Methodist
chuicn. J.oe attendance is very
large. The large auditorium of
the church has been crowded night
after night during the past week
and the interest is increasing. Mr.
luttle is a very earnest and at
tractive preacher and is doing
fine work in hie church.- Qalte
number have made profession and
the number of seekers is mcreas
ing.
Charlotte Observer: Mr. T. W.
And ews reports having met, on a
recent trip, a Mr, Barkman, ot
Seattle, Wash., who is extensively
interested in mming investments
at that point. Mr. Baikman care
fully inspected, and was most fav
orably impreesel by the mineral re
sources of this section as exhibited
at the World's Fair and has j ur
neyed eastward in search of enb
6t an tial proofs of the State's min
eral wealth. He now professes
himself thoroughly satitfied and
ghly pleased with North Caro
ina mining property as a safe and
P
rtfi fable investment.
Asheville Citizen; The funeral
services over the body of Mr. B. F.
I atton, who died yesterday after
noon at her home od Mootford av
enue, occurred this afternoon at
the reeidence, and the interment
was at Newton Cemetery. Mrs.
Fatton was about 50 years old
and was a Mi.-s Murdoch of Florida,
She was by marriage a cousin of
Mayor Fatton. A husband and 7
children survive her.
Concord Standard; Billy Culp
and 6on George have found a new
gold mine, which is eaid to be very
rich. It is in Morgan township,
liownn county, about four miUs
east of Gold Hill. The ore is ex
ceedingly rich and the vein a very
wide one.
llocky Msnnt Arjonaut: Mining
matters are going riht ahead iu
Nash County. It won't be long
before we hare one ot the hustling
est mines in America in this vicil
ity,
The Paris Anarchists will get
thennelves disliked if they keep
on. Blowing up taverns, or even
the Chamber of Deputies, might be
pardoned; an attempt to blow up
the Madeleine is an outrage on al
Paris. That the miscreant him
telf was the only person destroyed
by bia petard is some little coneola
tion, but public wrath ought to be
directed against tho villains who
inspire these poor cranks . to go
abont terrifying and trying to kil
women and children. The explos
ion in the Madeleine, while corm
paratively harmless, arouses
stronger indignation than any o
the previous incidents and marks
period of development in the dy
namite craza that we may hope
presages its decline.
Ths Republican State Conven
tion in Rhode Island hai renomi
nated Governor Brown and pot . ft
full State ticket in the eld on thjr
regulation platform deoovneing
everything Democratic and gto'ityi
ng every thing Republican. In the
nHiArninnt nf thn iMmnnraMaMtfi I
... ..,,-.
ining was mcinaea mat an jpwei
wrong this year except the bomb I
throwing in France, Spain aad
Italy. Of course this is the regn I
ation party deliverance even in f
cultured New England, but the
unoffending public is beginning to
have an nnutteablelonmntoreala'r, IDP
party platform that contains new
and original statement ot an old
issuer The view with alarm -and
point with pride portions of party
platforms have been worn exceed
ingly threadbare. The Republi
1
cans cf Little Rhody miised an sd
mirable opportunity to make a new
departure.
The Navy Department evidently
regards the situation at Rio de
Janeiro as settled and has ordered
a j 1 o u . xy 1.
Admiral Benham to Bluefields to
settle things there. The firmness
and disct9 ion with
Which Ben
ham executed his instructions at I
r : i JM t. . J ; .L. At. I
coIUpse of da Gama's rebellion and
there ia no betterlman to be entrust-
o mo ouuicnwan .m i
of enforcing the doctrine of nonMn-
n !
tervention on the Mofqnito coast. I
Aio 11 au very mucu iu uu witu iusiooi. rot Dy j . tx. tuu ix dob.
wv amnatimm rmnr it misni naiiura wu auuicii. nut tciuutc iiuivin.
. -rr- . .
best to permit the McKinley tariff
to stand until it ha. accomplished
the perfect work of business and
wuiuioiviu ' I
so successful in bringing upon the
0 "
l 1 u:u . I
cuuubry, iuu nuivu uuw, mu '
. .. ... - n 0
under tne stimulating lrnuence 01 1
nrosnective Democratic legislation. I
u : uafa, th.
is beginning to recede, before the
cheerful dawn of returning pros I
rirtr Throntrh th imrMndin I
perity. i. brougn. tne impenatng L
uncertainty of Congressional ac I
tion, however, the best intsrests of
" I
the country are Still held trembling
in the balance.
Preb dkhtJ Peixoto, of Brazil,
has, in effecmade the same heaths
enism blunder that wrecked the
royal fortunes of Qieen Li I ..of the I
oanawicnes. lie nas reiusea to t
u 1. r .1 !.... !
accept tue ourrwuuerui iu tuaui i
.1
gents upon the termS governing!
h.. tiiiM I
. j r if- . I
l en a tea irom uis sympainita oiiieuyuu. uacon oeiery carts is now
argely indebted ior the success
that was within his grasp. The!
turn which this miserable blunder I
i. r ., jt.s
uiy uin.e iu xreiuu ubiis i
remains to be developed.
C-ll-T-I-G-ll-H:fl
Eight letters and four syllables. !
Mix them ud and vou have nothinr.
Rut nroneriv arranired thev make
r . f ,;,. ?. i - a
tw we ut ww..
a WOra inai sunas ior su uuu
pure, energetic, ana cnccuvc m
medicine.
Think of it.
From a small beemnmsr. arainst
prejudice and opposition, arainst
monied hosts and trade indifference
Cuticura has become the rreatest
curative of its time.
No power on earth could bar its prof
ress because it did its appointed
work.
In every clime and with every people
it has worked wonders.
Its cures have approached the mir.
acuious.
$5,000,000
Have been expended in advertisinj it.
But
$1,000,000,000
Could not purchase the daily com.
mendations of its grateful friends.
Such craise cannot be purchased.
This is the secret of its success- of its
world-wide popularity of its Win
derfulsale of its constant growth.
It is stamped upon the hearts of the
once tortured, disfigured, and hu
miliated everywhere, never" to be
effaced while life shall last.
Such in brief is CUTICURA, the cura.
tive marvel of the age.
Potter Drug and Chemical Cor
poration, Boston, U. S. A. .r r
THE GOLDEN SECET, LONG LITBR
Keep the bead cool, the feet warm
and tbe bowel opep. Bacon's Celery
Cure is a vegetable preparation aad acts
es a natniai laxative, and iathe great
est remedy ever discovered Six tbe Care
of Dyspspsia, Liver Complaint, and all
Blond, Li er, and Kidney drseases. Call
on J. B, Hill & Son soU. ageftVaad get
a trial bottle free.' Large size 50c;
JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY,
Toar trail rnns to the Westward,
And mine to iny ow n place:
There is water between onr lodges
And I have not seen your face.
Knt unn I haws av npmal..
. . jvm.
xis easy 10 guess tne rest,
Because in the hearts of the child?
There is neither Eat nor West.
DOI umuxi fortunes
rT - - ml 7 Vt
Qronea ln mtMtBt IaP-
(Surely tbejr &nowtha secret,
Xow a3d black and white,
When they meet as king togeMie J
n innocent dreams at night.
With a moon they al!an plsy with.
Grubby, and grimmed and I
unshod,
Very happy together,
And very near to God,
Rudyard Kipling.
BUCKLER'S ARNICA SALVE.
tii OMm bxv in .ne worm ror uuu
aniMm. 8.uice.dl Kheam. Fever
sTeer,CkKei Hands, Chilblain,
nTeiycuMlilsormo?r required. I
raua to give risti.icttoii
. v.. .....
EL2CTRIC BITTERS.
1Mb remedy is Decominir so
wel
uiovu ana o popular as 10 need no spec
nti00- no ed JSietric
Hiltnra ainr the umc aonir nf nn u A
purer medicine does nut exist and it is
trie Bitten will cure all diseases of the
Boils, Salt KheuBi and other affeetiona
caused by impure blood. will drive Mai-
JSSS
Headache, Constipation and Indigestion
El.. U. ...... Vi .1 SZ m.1
guarantei,or money reinnded. Jftice
60
Ictsjknd $l.w per bottle at J.H.Hili&aon'
I risrt(MtvtA
a-'
GUARANTEED CURE.
'' We authorize our advertised drussiat
to slljir. King's Wew Discovery lot
consumption, coughs andc'oids, upon
ttis conuitiuu, u you are afflicted with
voa8Bt ww or ny JL.ung, inroat or
irout!, and will osthis remedt
a directed,-giving it lair trial, ana
"" au. unt' Joumay return
rtisl Imttln mnrf hsa. .tnnr misw oTnn
eo. We could not make this offer du
wm nor know tht Dr. King's New Di
cover; could be relied on. it never in
appoints. Trial bottle tree at i. H, HiJ
oons, large sue &Uc and 91.00,
GREAT TRIUMPH
Instant reliel experienced and a per
manent euro by must vpeeay and greatest
w"T wurld jiacou's Ceierycure
,mT.r ..r ihm.. mnrt
miuft with tht tprritilM hukin cnnh I
a- ---- a
wuu 4. tt. liul A tion sole Kenl will
m-nun you a tree sample bottle of this I
itreat guarantsea remeuyr its success is
I .imm . wtiKlrtul' ki vtmr rirntririHt -wilt
r-j - - am-
suia in every town ana village on tne
uontmenu bam Dies iree lisvrice bottle
jooc,
oi.AU TlDlNUS.
The grand specific for the prevsilin
Imalaay ot the age, liyspepsia, Liver Com-
nigint. Rheumatism. Costiveness. General
UeliUy, etc, is ttacun's Celery cure. This
great hetbai tonic stimulates the digestive
oriiaus, regulates the l.tver and restores
our system to vigorous health and anergic
samples tree, iarge packages OOc ooi
oni oy 4. 11, iuil x oon.
Terrible KUroMl Accident
1 a daUy chronicl In our papers; also the
jsatfc ot some dear Irtend, who lias died with
Oouaauiption, wbereaa.il he or she had taken
ttio'i Cur for Throat and Vaag disease in
uute. Uf wouidHav nean rendered happier
ndprapaTi. Heed the warnfng-llfrou
I have a eouchoranr affection of the Throa
iul Lun MJ. h. Hill X Son sol aen
Ul set atrial bottTTfree. Larr slse Wo
TO THE PUBLIC
HAVING TAKEN MT BROTHER
n as a partner, I still solicit the
large patronage I have heretofore
received from the generous public
and promise them in the future
' fair aad honest dealing, as they
have received in the past, . We
will, continue business at my
same stand on Walnut street. Our
' airCwttl be td sell the best goods
at the lowest price. We Intend
making it lively for high-priced
dealers.
J T"T have on hand a tremendous
I
stecK or uUULis, which must De;
sold to make room for Spring"
Stock, which will be in, in a few
days. We tell for cash, our pros
fits are too small to sell otherwise.
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T7B DAVE BIG JOB3 IN DRY
1 I
Goods, Notions, hats and especial
ly Shoes, Big drives ia tobacco
from 15 to 00c Almost all kinds
tut Snuff, Floor, Sugar, Coffee and
Lard, and almost all lands of gro
ceries low for cash.
Respectfully,
THE HUSTLERS
, Norfolk aad all points North Tla Norfolk.
id. i. tmrnnrnkvasr
Idthia "Water
Contains more Lithia than any other
known and is very cheap. I re
ceive it in carboys and can furnish i
. . n - J
42 gajiona. urink a good
Mineral Water
JUST EBeEllEElD
A LOT OF
BASEBAllSe
V-- - w
MAMMd0K
I
Tenney's
FINE BON BONS
lain
AIMU
OUOOfM ATI'P
UMUUU 1M I LU
BRUMMEL'S
A new confection to the trade of
Goldsboro they are el 'eant goods anJr
only 50cts per lb trv them
FINE FROTTs
J.R.5RIFFIN'S
Under Opera House,
-
W1LMLNST0N 4 WELDON K. B, and Branches
AND FLORENCE 8AILBOAD.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
SfjK
si
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Jan. 11.
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2 .Ot
F. M.
P. M
A.M.
AM
Lv Weldon...
11 47
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6 30
12 05
Ar Bookj Mt.
12 66
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7 40
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12 K5
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Lv Selma.
11 301
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2 06
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8 35
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ArWUmlnKton 6 5
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TRAINS GOING NORTH.
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a. m. p".m1 p-m.
1 30 7 0. 1 1 59
10 27 0 20 3 23
12 1G
105 11 18 430
No 43
A.M. " P. M.
9 00 7 00
10 40 .8 37
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" 1 16 lT23 10 40
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Lv Florence..
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T.v RaIim.
Lt Wilmlnstan
Lv Magnolia....
Lt Goldsboro...
Ar Wilson
Lt Wilson.
Ar Tarboro.
Lt Tarnoro.
Lt Rocky Mt..
Ar Weldon....
tDoily except Monday. Daily except
These traius carry only first class passen
gers holdine Pullman accommooauons.
I'rain on swciidu civk onuvu i c
Weldon, 3 40 P m., tiaiiiax uu v m- arnje
aootiana necx ai wp omi.
. m.. Kinston 75 P. m,. . Returning- leav
Kins ton 7. ) a. m., Greenville 8 zza m. Arri
Halifax at 11 00 a uu. Weldon 1120a m, dai.
exoept Sunday. ,
inaton 7.00 a, arrives I'armele 8 40 a. m..
Tarboro 9.50 a m, returaing1 leaves rarnoro
a Ati m m p.miflle A.lO A m: arriyes WaahinK-
tnnU&D. m. IMliyeicepioumiar. vuuuwu
ith tr.iiu on scouana nevK nnuwu
Twin lMvoa Tarboro. N. C. via Albemarle
Si Baleiah railroad daily exoept Sunday, 6t 0
p.m.. Sunday 800 p.m., arrives Plymouth 9 20
c tx n m Unfurniir Imvm Plv-
mouth daily, except Sunday, 5 30 am Sun
day, 10 UU a m., arrive isriwra uwtui "
tt ft I m WTt
Trainon Midland, N . C . , branch leaves Oolds-
Smith field. 7 30 a. m. tteiurning leaves Smith
rmm. daily exoept Bomir. o uu a. m., arrive
u, m hi m. m mmtra uuiuauuni. ou . m
Xnuu OH XWBYUW uiiuvuiniTn .ha;. mi.
umnt sua. m.. dalir. exoept Hunaav
tAMM. H.M n. m.. arrive Dunbar 9 30 p. m. Re
Xrains on liMWDraiiuii rwiww n. A,ieave
turnlnS leave Dunbar S 30 a m. arrive fjatta
100 a.m. Dany except suuaay.
Train on Clinton branch leaves Warsaw oi
ni.ua. Hmllv. axoent Sundav. 7 00 D. m. ana
11 80 a. m. Ketttrhin g leave Clinton at 8 20
a.m.and 4 06 p.m., oonnecunx t Warsaw with
NO. 4 1, U, S 19
Do. TH make
Train Hd. 78 makes close connection at Wt
fnr vfnolnta North, dailv. All rail v
Richmond, and daily, except Su:
T.in. mAmn as Kockv Mount dailv tloeot 8un
sunaay via isay
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, E, CASTEX & CO.
LOVERS OF BEAUTY
Find here the prettiest of Spring Goods
LOVERS OF FASHION
FIND HERE THE LATEST AND BES1 STYLES
LOVERS OF ECONOMY
Find here a thousand ways of saving money. Everybody finds here just
what they dssire in the proper quality and at the proper price.
N OUR colored DrePsGiods Department we are showing the most an-
provea designs and colorings in the latest styles of Imported and Do
mestic Fabrics in all the newest weaves, novelties and mixtures.
36 inch changeable novelties 25c
5 in, Armurc Diagonals all wool 75c
40 in. English worsted Suiting two tone
35c
31 i . Crepe 25c
31 in. Crapon suitingNew spring shade
15c
40 in, Serge 50c, old elsewhere at 65c
40 in, double warp Surah Serge 50c
worth 65c
WE have Trimmings, silks, Braid, and Laces to
match all our Dress Goods. Come to see us. we
will save you money.
WE ALWAYS lead and uuder
we be undersold!
Two and Three,
We have two objects in viev sees
ing your clothing
Fit & Satisfaction
You have three objects when you
you want to buy
WORKMANSHIP, STYLE,
and the PROPER PRICE.
Now we don't claim to sell goods
CHEAPER than anyone in the
city, but we do maintain and defy
competition iu the
PROPER SHAPES
Made by first class tailors and at
reasonable profit.
No shop worn stuff, but all the
bright and new things that are est
essential to a well dressed man.
EinsteinClotlringCo
Correct Dresners and Haberdashers.
Notice?
By virtue of a Hudafment rendered at
September term 1293 of Wayne Superior
court in an action entitled titepBen Pitt
man vs MattieJones and others, the under
signed commissioner will sell for cash at
the court house door in Goldsboro, on
Monday Aoril 16th, at 12 o'clock m., the
land described' in the pleadings, be
ing a lot in little Washington wpon which
the aerenaant now iesiaes. This March,
15,1894. - .W..T. DORCH.Com.
- NOTICE
1 Police is hereb"r"fi:iven that the unn
deraigned havingqualified-before the
clerk of the Superior court or Wayne
county North Carolina, as adminisi
trator of IsabeUa Holland, 'deceased.
and to- all persons holding claims
against the estate of the said Isabella
Holland, to present them to the un
dersigned at Pikevillyon or before
March 15, 1895, or thu notice w.ill
be ofiEsreurrfbar of their rscoyerv.
AHieESona indebted to said estate
are' hereby notified to make imme
diate payment. N. J. Smith, Adm'r,
March 13, 1891.
40 Fine imported drees suits only
1 pattern of a style, each one different,
f 5,50. 6.53, 7.50, 9.00. 10.50, 12.50
40 in, all wool Canvas cloth COc
40 in, all wool Batiste COc.worth 75c
Printed China silk30c
31 in. china silks 45c.
We have a beautiful line of silk warp,
changeable novelties.
no circumstances or conditions will
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w lows is m
THIS assertion will be put to public
ist at FONVIELLE'Sto-morrow
and for the week, commencing
MONDAY EYENiNG AT 3 O CLOCk,
March 19th.
YOUNG LADY SENT OUT
by the Manufacturers will serve
VAN HOOT'S COCOi
AT FaWIEM,E9S
And the ladies of Goldsboro are
cordially invited to visit my
store during this week and test
the merits of VAN IIOUTON'S
COA, Respectfully
I. B. FONVIELLE,
FOR SALE.
House and lot corner Georcn
and Oak Streets for sale. AdoIv
to MRS, HENRVT MILLER
117 Fayetteville St. Raleigh O
vr uxra, x, xiewton J5rown,
Goldsboro, N. C "
SHERIFF'S SALE,
By virtue of execution in mv hands for
collection, I will, on the 16th of April 1804
at tne court nouse door in Goldsboro,
during the recess of court, expose to sale
Dy puDiic auction ior casn the interest of
Sam Cohen in his two town lots in the
city of Goldsboro, and in 40 acres of land
in Goldsboro township north of the
A. & JS C K it, that may be iu excess
of his homestead; also the" 'excess
over the homestead of J ADoler iu
his lands in Grantham and Fork
township, JAS H GRANT
This Mar 15, 1894 Sheriff.
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MOOBE & ROBLNBON T3 TyNEH
By virtue of section 1793 ottho code of
N U, I will op Monday, the 2nd day of
April, 1894 at 12 oclocis. M at the court
house door in Goldsboro sell to the highest
bidder for cash, one buggy, the property of
Aahly.Tyner to satisfy amount due for re
airing and material furnished and costs
of sale. ; ' MOOttii A ROBINSON.
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