This Argus o'er the people's rights,
. Doth an eternal vigil keep
No soothing strains of Maia's e on,
. Can lull its hundred eyes to sleep"
Vol. XVII.
GOLDSBORO, N. C., THURSDAY FEBRUARY 4, 1897.
NO 123
LOCAL BRIEFS
Mrs. S. A. Lashley, of Ral
eigh, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. M. P. Johnson.
Mr L. E. Edgerton is having
soma tenant houses erected in
the rear of his residence on John j
street.
There are several people in
the city who have bruised places
ou their persons as a result of
the recent sleet.
Sheriff B. P. Soott has mov
ed bis residence from Or. M. E.
Robinson's old residence to the
house recently occupied by Maj.
J. C. Eason.
We publish today the full
txt of the Dispensary bill for
Wayne county drawn and sooo
to be introduced in the Legisla
ture by Senator Grant.
Mr. Ja.. Sanford, a 'travelling
salesman who makes bis home
in this city and travels a South
Carolina territory, is spending
'IS
HAJ. GRANT'S LIQUOR BILL
WHICH HE WILL SOON ISTKODCtE
IN THE LEGISLATUliK,
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated or its great leavening
strength and beathfulness Assures th
food against alum and all forms of adul
teration common to tne cheap brands.
RoTiL Baking Powder Co..
New York.
BRIDGERK STALLINGS.
Entitled. An Act to Regulate the Sale
of Liquor In Wayne County and to
Establish a Dispensary."
The General Assembly of North
Carolina do enact :
Sec'l. That it shall be un
lawful for anj' person to aell, bar
ter or exchange any spirituous or
malt liquors in the County of
Wayne, except that licensed drug
gists conducting drug stores and
manufacturers of -proprietary
medicines are heiely authorized
to purchase for the purpose of
compounding medicine, tinctures
and extracts that cannot be used
as a beverage. If said licensed
WARNING.
"We wish to caution all users of Simmons
Liver Regulator on a subject of the deepest
interest and importance to their health
perhaps their lives. The sole proprietors
and makers of Simmons Liver Regulator
learn that customers are often deceived by
buying and taking some medicine of a
similar appearance or taste, believing it to
be Simmons Liver Regulator. We warn
you that unless the word Regulator is on
the package or bottle, that it is not Simmons.
Jjiver Jttegulator. JNo one else makes, or
ever has made Simmons Liver Regulator, or
anything called Simmons Liver Regulator,
but J. H. Zeiliu & Co., and no medicine made
by anyone else is the same. We alone can
put it up, and we cannot be responsible, if
other medicines represented as the same do
not help you as you are led to expect they
Will. Bear this fact well in mind, if you have
been in the habit of using a medicine which
you supposed to be Simmons Liver Regula
tor, because the name was somewhat like
It, and the package did not have the word
Regulator on it, you have been imposed
upon and have not been taking Simmons
Liver Regulator at alL The Regulator has
been favorably known for many years, and
all who use it know how necessary it is for
Fever and Ague, Bilious Fever, Constipa
tion, Headache, Dyspepsia, and all disorders
arising from a Diseased Liver.
We ask you to look for yourselves, and
see that bimmons .Liver .Regulator, which
you can readily distinguish by the Red Z
druggist shall sell, barter, givo
away or exchange or in any man-
..a. iliL.nroA f t-1 1 i 1 1 m ru ir fi i' anv
r ., ,, 1 i on wrapper, and by our name, is the only
purpose other than authorized m medicii7 caUed Simmons Liver Regulator.
mis section ne suaii, upon cou- j, h. zmnr s co.
viction be liable to a fine of Fifty
Tako
Simmon lAver Regulator.
Wedding Bells Rinsing at Pikeville,
Daily Argus last Thui sday
The little town of Pikeville,
some days with his family while j just nine miles north of this city,
making preparations for an ear- on the line of the V. & W. R. R.,
ly tri. jas been the scene of a matri-
Tnr nmnhlar rn TYihn.rv.nl mODltt.1 event to-dav in which this
Pnhnr. iccn.H frnm tho nrao I r.it v f nrnished the gallant -room I Dollars for each and every of-
of the AMDS is troiner ratidlvland that town the blushins bride, fence, one half of which shall go
and being called -for by the At 3:30 o'clock this afternoon, to the informer, the other to the liver ing any intoxicating liquors
scores. But we have plenty of Lt the home of the bride's sister school fund of the county. to any person, an application must
them, and will be glad to supply vra r R. Smith. Mr. Samuel Sec. 2. The County Com mis- be presented to the dispensor or
any in neea 01 ine lmormauon it Bridcr of this city, and Miss "oners of Wayne County shall bis clerk, printed or written in
Contains. I Ciii; : tVmlaatahliaVi rn nr mnro rlisnnnanrin link, statinc the kind. miant.it.v
Mr. Geo. C. Kornegay, the . , b d f wedlock. in the in said county, one in the city of and price of liquor wanted, dated
popular Register of Deeds, and presence Gf a number of invited Goldsboro, which shall be the of the true date, with his or her
nis emcient assistant oi. o. a. ,.ir;.aI! on,i fr;ona (Ymntv Disnensarv. and such true name ana tne reauest snail be
. . . . . I itiauf uuu ivuum. j r j i a
Washington are rushed witn busi- The occasion was made one of other outside of said citv of signed by the applicant in his own
ness these days recording the I reat socjai o-athcrine by the Goldsboro as said Commissioners true name. But the application shall
mortgage papers that farmers and Jbride,s many f riends, and it is an mar deem proper for the sale of be refused if the dispensor or
tenants are giving to provido the j t in the nistor y 0f tnat little spirituous and malt liquors. Said clerk filling it personally knows
means for raising another crop. Uiilao-Q that will not soon be for- Commissioners shall elector ap the person applying is a minor,
SwiPTAT naar nnrfatroa to err. I o-otten bv the manv who nartiGU point a manager for each dispen-Ithat he is intoxicated, or that he
ine up in eastern Goldsboro. snd pated in the joyous festivities. sary established, who shall have is m tlie nabit of using liquor to
amonc the erectors are Messrs. The eroom is the son of Mr. chargo of the same under the su. excess. II any person
W. A. Creech, Jno. R. Crawford I Henderson Bridgers of this city, jpervision of the County Commis- make any false or fictitious signa
and L D. Gulley. This section and he is employed as a sales, sioners, and who shall hold said ture or sign any name other than
of the city is one of its most de-l man by the Einstein Clothing position of manager of said dis- his own to any application with-
siraoie suourui auu improve-1 company, iu waicu uiputijr uc pensary at the pleasure of said out oemg authorized to do so, or
mem a guiug uu tuo 8icici nii5wuu)ur urusoii mo County Commi?sioners. Said make any false statement on any
part of the time. and confidence of the' tradingl . ronmwi tn civn reouest or annlication siVned to
The Argus is deeply pained to P"b! .Jlf.fi? i L? Ht bond, payable to Chairman of the procure liquor under this act, the
announce the death of Mr. Jacob ?i r f t;QC .h atA- Board of County Commissioners, person so offending shall be guilty
1 UCfcX XUiUHUICU V V viuu-vo ' I 7- , I m j i
Cohn, SO years of age, the son of iing business qualifications" m dcn sum as tne county jom- oi a uiisuemeanor ana upon con
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cohn which he possesses in no small missioners may determine, not viction thereof shall be punished
which occurred Friday morning at decree. less than-five hundred dollars, by a fine of not more than twenty -
the hme of his pareuts on John The bride is the beautiful and conditioned to account for all nve dollars, or M imprisoned not
accomplished daugnter oi tue i moneys that may come into bis more than thirty days; one-nail
late Dr. fcstalrugs, and the niece hands as such manager, and for the fine to go to the informer and
of Mr. W. B. For), and is one ottht. f-u.hfnl " narformsnne of the one-half to the School Fund of
iu uiwi pup.x duties of his office of manager, as the County.
several brothers, a devoted isterj""""" prescribed in this act and in the bee. 7. AM profits, after pay-
many relatives and a wide circle Tu win make tQeir hoc
street, of consumption, conse
quent upon an attack of the Grip
some two years ago. He leaves
a young wife and three children,
vnUn mrA Taviilatinna aaA I"Vim-I in or thfi ATnpnuns et tVi Pnnntv
me m B"'""""" """" p 1 r j
of friend to mourn his untimely I lbls ci"iv where the groom has missioners : and said manager Dispensary, which shall be located
demise. The Argus extoncls its manv friends who wish for them shall receive sucn salary or com- at voiusoero, snau De one-nan to
sincerest condolence to the be- the fullest meed of life's joys and pensation as may be fixed by the the Treasurer of the County to be
reaved family. The funeral, con- many years of prosperity.
ducted by Rabbi Meyerberg, was!
held from the home Monday morn
LIST OF LETTERS
ing at 10 o'clock.
JONES -GIDDENS.
Pretty Home We-l-lin of L'cl In-tertt.
Daily Ar. us last Wednesday.
The home ef Mr. and Mrs. L
D. Giddens, on William street, was H -Mrs. A. G. Humphrey, E; Mrs. F,
decorations
Remaining in the Post Office at
Goldsboro Jan. 21, 1897.
.LADIES' LIST.
B Hettie Bryant, Lizzie Bridgers,
Fannie C. fcsrown.
C Daniel Cogdell.
D Betsy Dawson.
G Mrs. Billie Gardaer.
n -1
. , i . :r. i .i I u. nowwuuu.
uie scene ui ueaumui uwmauuui J Annie Johnston
with cala lilies, coronations and m Adeline Moore, Carrie MUhenny.
lilies of the valley in abundance, O Sadie Owon.
Board of County Commissioners; credited to the School Fund of
provided his salary or compensa- the County, and one-half to the
tion shall not be fixed by or de Treasurer of the City of Golds
pendent on the amount of sales, boro to be applied to the current
Sec 3. The manager of the expenses, such payments to be
County Dispensary at Goldsboro, made monthly. That if the au-
under the supervision f the thorieties of the city of Geldsboro
Commissioners, shall purchase all in the judgment of the County
spirituous, vinous and malt liquors Commissioners do not enforce this
" . .... .. . 1 l 1 11 M.U.1J il. t.
in sucn quantities as saia commis- moy eium wimuum tue pan
sionsrs may direct, and furnish going to the city and authorize
other dispensaries hereafter estab- the same paid into the School
ashed by the County Commission- t und oi the County .
ers. All debts incurred for the Sec. 8. If any dispenor or
establishment and maintenance of clerk shall procure any intoxi
' Oil 1 I
invited guests this morning at 11 S Laura Stu4ney, Mrs Cherry Snipse said dispensary and for the pur- c?"nS ,tiquo!f Irom J person
hiM nt atnnlz trnm r.imn to nmnl " j
, ,i . , , rr. l uiiuiaaijucis sian uimuii nuu
auaii u FiU uj iu. au"&u "x offer the same for sale or shall
aid County out of the County adulterate or cause to be adulter -fund
upon the presentation of the ated any intoxicating, spirituous
same approved Dy tne rjoara oil or malt liquors which he or they
o'clock to witness the marriage of T-FannieTaylo,. Fannie Tool
their, daughter Miss Fannie Vic- MEN'S LIST,
toria to Mr. J. W. Jones, of B W. J. Best, .1 as. S. Butts.
v 1 ; U , C J. W. B. Collins, C. W. alley
Jtaleigb. o H. T. Deans, J. P. Deans.
Kev. Jt. 15. John, tne pastor i E M. L. Edwards
' Grand Jury of the County or any
other citizen
Said book sha1! show the
amount and kind of J quor pro
cured, the date of receipt, amount
sold and amount on hand of each
kind at the end of each month.
toec. iu. Any dispunsor or
clerk who shall make a false en"
iry inany return required to be
made by this Act or shall make
false v oath touching any rnatter
required to be sweru to under
jhis Act or under the rules pre
scribed by the County Commis
sioners, shall upon conviction be
punished by law for perjury.
Se&fll. Every person who
shall ' directly or indirectly
keep or maintain by him
elf or by associating or combine
ing with others, or who shall in
any manner aid, assist or abet in
keeping or maintaining any club
room or other place in which
intoxicating liquors are received
or ki-pt for use, barter or sale as
a beverage or for distribution or
division among its members, the
purpose being to avoid the pro
visions of this Act, shall upon
conviction be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor and be punished by
a fije of not less than one huu
dred Dollars or imprisonment for
a term of not less than three
months.
That one half of all fines in
such cases go to the informer
4nd one half to the school fund
of the County.
Sec. 12. When failure of 'any
dispensor to make return to the
Treasurer as prescribed in the
foregoing Section, it shall be the
duty of the Treasurer to report
the sane to the County Commis
sioners and they, the County
commissioners, shall at once sum
mon the dispensor before them
to show cause why bis appoint-,
ment should uol be revoked. If
good cause cannot be given, the
Uounty (.omraissiouurs shah
notify the Solicitor of the Judi
cial District and he shall proceed
to enforce the penalties prescrib
ed in this Act.
Sec. 13. All plases where
alcoholic liquors are manufac
tured if sold, bartered or given
away m violation of this Act
those so convicted shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and be fined
fifty dollars, one half to be paid
to the informer and one half into
the school fund of the county.
Sec. 14. That when any
Solicitor neglects or refuses to
perform any -duty or to take
steps required of him by any of
the provisions of the preceeding
section or by any of the provi
sions of this Act the Attorney
General shall cause a prosecu
tion agiinst the Solicitor to be
instituted not only in the matter
of neglect but also a prosecution
for malfeasance or other charges
ustified by facts.
Sec. 15 The expense of main-
taming said dispensaries shall
bp paid out of the funds arising
from sales thereat and each ac
count shah be kept separate and
apart, the amount expended in
establishing the same being re
turned to the county fund as soon
as may be.
fciec. lb. That all laws or
clauses of laws in conflict with
the provisions of this Act are
hereby repealed, , provided this
repealing clause ' shall be con
strued to apply only as the same
effects the County of Wayne.
Sec. 17 This Act shall be in
force from and after May 1st
1897.
AN IMPORTANT NEGRO CON
FERENCE.
orougiu to a stand'
still the other da
for want of a coin
tnon shingle - naiL
ine trouble was
mystery at first.
Even the boss tne-
chanic could 'nt tell
what was the mat
ter. They sent foi
a nigh - priced ex
pert who charged
ten aonars an hour.
All he said was
"Gimme a nail.'
He drove it in the
right place and in
two minrtes the
1 . f
wnoie iaciory was
going again.
That's the wa3
with the machinert
of the lititiiATi lrvlw
xtrt .1- - . , . . "
v ucu uw sLonmcn ana Dowels are wrong
what seems a mere trifle, blocks the
whole system. . Every part of the lodv
feel3 the effects of a little
The head aches, the mouth tastes bad;
me siomacxi zs distressed, tne liver is con
gested and torpid; you feel sluggish and
miserable and down-hearted; the energies
are completely paralyzed all for want of
little help to regulate the stomach and
bowels. What you want is Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. They will make you
regular and you keep so; they act in a
comfortable natural way, not violently but
6urely. They give the intestines power
to move naturally; and also tone the
stomach and liver. You don't become a
slave to their use, they cure you so you
6tay cured. If a druggist makes more
money on some violent purging pill he
may try to sell it to you. Don't let him.
You will be helped to a thorough understand
ing of your own body in every stage of health
and disease by Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Med
leal Adviser. Thi is a great 1008 page book, in
plain English and replete with illustrations.
The first edition of 680,000 copies was sold foi
Si. 50 each. The profits were devoted to publish
ing the present edition of half-a-million free cop
ies, to be sent absolutely gratis to everyone whe
ends 11 one-cent stamps to cover cost of mailing
nly. Address World's Dispensary Medical AM
ociation. No. 66) Main S'reet, Buffalo. N. V.
THE STATE ASSEMBLY.
St. Paul church, performed the
ceremony, during which the
Conius Club orchestra discoursed
a soft, sweet reverie. The bride
held in her hand a beautiful bou
quet of pink coronations.
The bridal attendant? were:
Mr. W. (J. Thuinton, who waa the
eroom'a 4 best man," and M as Mar
guerite Gidden, sister of the bride, as ,"1
Mr. J. P. Gidden, with Miss Daisy
M. Smith.
Mr. J. T, Rowland, with Kias Cljde
Mr. W. H. Pon iell9, with MUs
Katie PowelL
Mr. I D. Giddens, Jr., wiih Miss
Douschka Pas
Mr. J. P. Weaver, with Miss Katie
.Tones.
Mr. B. E. Bizzell, with Miss Lula
Baker.
Mr. T. R. Robinson, with Miss Maria
J. Ireland.
"After the ceremony tha bridal
nartv and sruests repaired to the
Hebbtslynet
J George Jones. Robert Johnson.
Jj b G. J-.ync, a.
P D. R. Perry.
R Lee Rose, J. W. Rayner.
S Dick Smith.
H Jesse Hope, Buuey Hinton, A. County Commissioners. Said may keep for sale under this Act
manager of the County " Dispen- by mixing with coloring matter
sary shall sell only for cash except j or any drug or ingredient what -as
he" may furnish other dispen- ever or sha11 mix the sam0 with
loo-Iou hv nrAar- of th Pnnntv I nuuuia ux uiiiwreub amu ui
Commissioners. . and shall turn or Tiih water and expose
r-.,a..ii!f. ,i, .wt ., ' i. u: me same ior saie, ne or tney
will please say advertised and give . , rp tua "a suail guiii,y oi a misuemeanor
date of list. Tne regulations require to the said Ireasurer at the nd of and upon conviction shall be
thalcent be paid on all advertised J each month with ail applications fined in a sum not less than, two
J. W Bttian. JT. OI. I hirVl ahall V vmiPhlira fnr aalOa I .rA An.11aa n tmne.'.nmnf'
" UUUU1CU UUilfll O lUiUiUJUUlGUU
made, and said lreasurer snail for not less than six months.
keen a separate account of the If any dispensor appointed by
- . ., ,, ! ti n 1.. fi , : T 1 1
same, uispensors otaer tnan tnei vunj uuiuiimiuubib ouan
County dispensor at (ioldsboro ujisapprupriJttw, misuse or otuer-
nata- will ho anhiflftt tn thm aamfl rule in wlse wrongruny aispose or any
U nlimited .PossiDliltles !
A AiO UOU JLXWK7 fvi vw.m vw Hill aV wuv l V w uv 1
rflot of the eve curod. and bv " n f ucvauruiucr uiuperty utfuiug-
nfw Iaq IJam nn "a U aman r I O J I in1P Tf T ha HAlinTW Al1 lt XT At
For several years I had been subject j -treasurer, - Goldsboro, he shall upon convic
Wayne County breach of trust with fraudulent
j. . . j . --j . UUIU3UU1U, 9UOU I
to severe auacw oi cramp couc. oome- oec. 4 . xne Boara oi coumy tion bQ punished as in case of
Tw TT. Commissioners'of Wayne County breach of trust witl
Sec.'- 8. Every dispensor
. - -w- I .rtii i I i . - t
Daia rmes ana regaia- liquor received oy mm in a dook
Kawfllir a woalr racQAri that. T din not;
have several attacks. I tried every-Isnall mate irom time to time intent.
thinsr that was suggested, but found no rtile and regulations for the gov
relief. Durinsr these attacks the muscles .
of the arm and leen
dinino- rom and partook of the and tha whole body was cramped. IlpenBaries
au A flW-r,H-t ?a was advised to try Mrs. Joo Person'a tiona shs
hat had been prepared for the o,e but not unUl I had taken two during which dispensary shall . be' be subject at all times to the in-
occasion, ir"r"
xjauu wi "ij . kucho - r I RemedT ana x n
on tor? with in attractive souvenir I the trouble since,
My oromer was Buuericg witu i ciip and an otner matters mciaentai
nn hia oita vhinh A. TTmTAfl nil I
I lenureiy uureu. 1 I Kept Open, ID6 QliaiiXliy OX UGllOrS I rcu,,,wu v wv
ajro since I took the r. . rrson. tho Judicial District, any. member of
avenomaa aioucnoi thej County Commissioners or
io-rTt badiv. keew the cood the to, or connected with the snainte;
in I Remedy did me. he determined to try I nance and operation of said dis
it and used nail aozen Domes oi ine llini!lfv. exeunt, as nrov dd in
flair pin of blue and white "and
red colors. -The
' eroom is a salesman
Whitney Bros.' establishment in guse he wan8hTrry llllt
Ralniorh. and the bride is one of I same time, which made a complete I this Act.
rWho has tiiest wishes of cause an inspec-
vA.'M frimA in thia r.itv far a mnd it to anvone sufferir? from theltionand anaiVSlS OI tne Stock in
long ana uappy excelled for any trouble with the eye,
The nappy young coupie "u beinir perfectly painless.
Vl&auiw .a ju -
THE DBCflDBD CONSUMPTION CAN BE CUBED
o'clock for -Raleigh, where they
will at once commence the pleas
ant duties of housekeeping on
ewbern Aytniw. .
1 TO CIIKK A. COLD IN 0?IK DATf
Ta.ke L.axative Bromo Quinine Tab
le t. All iruygists refund the money
U it falls to cv; e,
T. ft. Sloam, M. th Great Cbemlst and
Scientist, will Send free, Three Bottle
of His Newln Discovered Remeda to Suf
; lerers.
Editor Argus: I have discovered
a reliable-cure for consumption and all
bronchial, throat and lung- diseases.
I l ji . 1 i 1 ,.t a U 3 -1 1
saia aispensary.io oe ma-uirom conditions of wasting away. By its
time to time by tome competent timely "use. thousands of apparently
person; as - they may deem ex- JJl.-
j: . i A - : K '"oi""J "
pmioui, iu ug tuaiuu jjxipui c i inat to maKe its merits Known, 1 will
Or - adulturated ' liquors shall be send, free, to any afflicted reader of
.u i ; j j: i vour paper, mree Dotues oi my jsewiy
suiu uy oaiw uiBpU8ly . J Discovered Remedies upon reVseipt of
gee. eiure eoiuug or uc-1 Express ana jrpstomce auaress,
On the 24th of February the
annual Tuskegee negro confer
ence will be held at Tuskegee,
Ga. , and on the next day a con
ference will be held to be com
posed of representatives of the
various relitrious and other or
ganizations devoted to the inter
ests of the negro race.
These conferences have been
held at Tuskegee for several
years past, the leading spirit of
them being Booker T. Washing
ton, who may be considered the
most prominent and, perhaps,
the most useful negro in the
South.
The meetings consider practi
cal questions relating to the wel
fare of the negro ,- race in the
South and from the interchange
of ideas which they bring about
much good unquestionably will
result. .. . -J"
The last conference -was at
teuded by more than seven hun
dred negro farmers, mechanics
and teachers and '.it is expected
that the attendance upon this one
will be even larger. , A number
of local conferences have been
an outgrowth of the general or
ran:zition and most of these will
send delegates to the Tuskegee
conference. It is appropriate
that the general meeting should
be held at the place where ' the
largest and most practical negro
school in the world s carrying
on its admirable work.
Bills and Ifeoolutions Introduced
in Senate And House.
Wilmington Star.
Raleigh, N. C, Jan 26. Bills
were introduced in the House
to-day as follows:
Prescribing the Dhabilities of
railways. Providing that any
person killed in a railway acci
dent, by carelessness or other
wise, be entitled to maintain suit
against the railway company and
that any agreement to waive the
benefit of the aboye shall be
void.
To have county commissioners
designate a depository to pro
tect public funds in the hands of
public officials.
To provide that no man, wo
man or child be employed in any
manufacturing establishment
more than ten hours a day, un
ess for the purpose of making
necessary repairs; yiolcrtion of
this to be a misdemeanor and the
penalty a fine of not less than
fifty dollars.
Appropriating 14,000 for a
dormitory for boy,j at the white
apartment of the institution for
the blind, and for an assembly
room.
By Sutton, of Cumberland, to
amend the charter of the Fay -etteyille
and Albemarle H. R; to
strike out the provision for two
additional justices of the peace.
The House adopted a motion
by a close vote to adjourn until
tomorrow at eight o'clock in
order to attend the inauguration
at the University.
Bill providing that nothing in
the act dividing murder into two
degrees shall be construed to
remove the common law presump
tion in cases of homicide, and
that where killing with a deadly
weapon is proven or admitted,
the law presumes malice and tne
prisoner is presumed to be guilty
of murder in the first degroe un
less matter in mitigation or de
fence is offered by the accused
or appears in the evidence,
which shall redu-ie the offence to
murder in the secund degree, or
manslaughter, self-defence or
justifiable homicide, was dis
cussed at length, it lauea to
pass a second reading.
Bill compelling employers to
provide seats ior female em
ployes passed all readings by a
rismsr vote.
Bill to allow the Cashie &
Chowan Railway & Lumber Co.
to acquire 100.000 acres of land
Dassed its final reading and was
ordered enrolled.
Bill to extend until January 1
1899, the time for the settlement
of the State debt, passed.
A resolution was introduced
bv Lusk and taken up, to ex
elude lobbyists from the hall of
the House. McRary said he
wanted to kuow how obbyists
were to bpidentified.Lit s k said he
had seen persons walking, about
HORSES AND MULES
. , Just received" a fine loi of horses
and mules. Don't buy until you teo
me, I will sell them lower on time
than others sell for cash. Be sure to
see me before you purchase.
wtt Asfcer Edwanls
in the House and actually follow j that relating to baggage was
ing bills and inspecting them; adopted and the bill, as amended,
that they came in crowds, annoy- j passed
ed members and impeded busi-' Bills were tabled;to keep de.
ness The resolution was tabled SCiiptions of all criminals, re-
aDfiiatPP ' -i uiriDS corporations to file
l paJ SP al veD,re mQ copies of their charters, allowing
TV-LVnimU r,CaSe wasPased- sheriffs to make tax titles, to
? f counties the change the age of working roads.
Ujw applies to are Robeson and A bill was introduced by Pearl
rjeauTort. J son to incorporate the Common-
cwVf k rf""late fees f wealth Fire Insurance Company
sheriff cf Cumberland cor.nty for Qf Wilmington F"jr
'"Mfrfrf'r Mirw S' The resolution requesting the
Major Grant, of Goldsboro, is r,nvomn, t "
nrenarinff a Hicrncaru Kill fnr . . , . . ft"
I X l- t..-wmj va
islature the total salaries of rail
way, express, stearr boat and tel
egraph company's officials by
the 10th of February passed by
SL T0 -non 4-.. (r r
Swinson, of Wayne: -Butler is a jnays" 24
very despicable man, and his mix n a o
crushing defeat will cause no:Connfirarnnmnfmit;. "
C5 f J T ItUl ILl -
Wayne county, .which he thinks
will pass. - Tbtebill will&e simi
lar to the Haywood county one.
Tom Watson writes A? .L
grief in any party,"
In the division of offices. Res
publicans were allowed two as
sistant enrolling clerks, and W.
H. Penick and Young, both col
ored men, were elected Swinson,
the enrolling clerk, who is a
Populist, informed the Republi
cans that no negrroes should nmmrv
u: mi i J'
ocj vb uu uis luice. x ne caucus
to-night appointed a committee,
consisting of Cook, Honcock and
Dockery, to lniorm Swinson that
he must accept the negroes. The
committee is to report back to
the caucus.
ton and allow it to have brnRhps
at Fayetteville and other places,
passed. The charter is a broad
one, and some objections were
made.
In the Senate bills were intro-.
duced;
lo incorporate Boyette.Wilson
Governor Russell and Legislators
Attend the inauguration of
1'resident Alderman ot the
University Judge Norwood
on Another Jag.
Wil. Star.
Raleigh N. C., Jan. 27. If
Nearly all the legislators left
this morning for Chapel Hill to
attend the inauguration of PresK
dent Alderman of the Univer
sity. There were five cars filled
Ralgighites. Governor and
Mrs. Russell and Miss Johnson
eft for the University yesterday
afternoon.
The Pop bolters . re getting in
In favor of livery stable oro-
prietors, giving them the right
io hold stock until board is paid.
Bill to prohibit the use of free
passes by public officials.
The Act of 1895. relating to
divorce for two years desertion,
was repealed and an amendment,
adopted, giving parties who have
heretofore secured divorce un
der this act the right to marry
agair. This act applied to a spe
cial party in Wayne county. A
motion to make it a general law
was defeated after exhaustive
discussion.
Maj. Grant May Be Elected Ser
geant at-Arms of the United
States Senate Bils Intro
duced. Wilmington Star.
Raleigh, N-C...Tan. 29 Major
H. L. Graut. of Wavne. will bo
a notion of making demands. It ?Tlt3VLa" oergeanimat.Arms oi tne
is understood that thev will dem- . 1 tcco "ouam m iviarcn ix
nnri that, n.i tne Kepubiicans reorganize that
McCaskev. be made SuDerin- W.",UJ' ' .a3 l" B"erauy oenevea
tenripnt nf ih. p.nitonti.r "uai- win. it win oe remem-
A neaw s p.et, hdoan to fa r"tv viauu ictBivtu
last night. ine recommenaation last year,
Rpnator Priifharrl will rn h1rui lUttl tu ivepuoiicans were
Canton this wpW to spp. PrPi PaD1 lo organize tne senate.
dent elect McKinlev. He savs
his visit relates to a division of
patronage in the State. Boyd's
clain. for a seat in the Cabinet is
ikely to be pushed.
The special train returned to
the city at 8 o'clock from the
University with Governor Rus
Maj. Grant s nomination is still
effective and wil) be until the
election, occurs. The office is a
very desirable one and it is hard
ly probable that any other North
Carolina Republican will fare
better than Maj. Grant.
A letter from Senator Pritch-
ard, who is sick in "Washington,
states that he will be unable to
sell and the Legislative party.
All riannrf. -u Ac i rrhtf nl ti-ir
1 , . I mi tr HaTiInn -- ms Unl
Tbe Senate met shortly after 8 & '.r 7 S,,
o'clock, and adjourned immedi- " -n " A V:eact tn"
ately without transacting anv nta.d. .wlU Probably push
business.
until next week.
I TntrH'c rCt-Ki n Krvi Vino linn)
good
The House was in session until K16.00?.?. to speculate a
i nv.inr.u- hnt riiH iittia t.ir aeaI- 1 heY think that by virtue
10
introduced a bill providing for
the appointment of ladies as not
aries public.
The joint resolution urging
Congress to rebuild the United
States arsenal at Fayetteville
passed all readings.
Resolution providing for the
priming of five hundred copies
of Russell's inauguration address
was reported favorably by com
mittee; but action was delayed
on account of the absence of
Sutton, who is the author.
Bill to prevent lynching.
penalizing offenders by heavy
tine and making the county
liable for $5,000 damages in cases
motion to table was lost. Anli- 7u tt iT-n . ,
amendment striking
clause makins
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of the fact that Pritcbard being
tne only Kepublican Senator
from the South, North Carolina
will stand a pretty good chance
of heing represented in the Cab
inet if any Southern State is.
Senator George Butler, chair
man of the railway committee,
says that February 4th is the
date set for the consideration of
all railroad bills by the Senate
committee. By that time the bill
to revoke the lease of the North
Carolina railroad will haye been
introduced.
Governor Russell is having the
bill to amend the lease of the
North Carolina road prepared.
He has called in ex-Judge Avery
Ti- itinUniLn kill. ! . 1
onnnHo.M.KUn,.. I c WViav oa iUUUWS
Tt trnm m i. .1 jk.- . t- if
.nt on thn Kill nr.,lnA til3il IUO OinCO OI fUDHC
uiuwlwu. uiuu iuu uui im auiuuucu I i . . . . . . .
. Wf il TO Y " T.r I f f rv 1nr 1 rtn?af ma
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passed all readings
opposed the bill.
Italeiga, N. C, Jan.
sponsible bidder all printing and
no r i ui-miuj;, may ibj, io uinrreni per-
the House a bill was introduced to offi four mia. a plniment by
punish Avife-beaters, upon convic-1 tha Goyernor.
tion, with thirty-nine lashes. Sutton, of New Hanover, off er
lhe bill to make railway and ed a resolution providing for the
steamboat companies liable fori impeachment of Judge Norwood
any injury done to baggage or I by the Senate for habitual
freight while under their control, drunkenness. It specifies six
and to make the same liable for a courts at which Norwood was
damage suit to a passenger who drunk, among these being Wil-
has paid fare, for failure of the T0,g;on' Ane resolution provides
railroad to make connection ac- Z7 7J.Ta. JZlT ,ll
,. , , ,. , j , , , Ineys be raised to present this
cording to published schedule, was ortler of th(j House t the Senate
lasen up. ab amenameni striK- and prosecute Norwood in behalf
out all the provisions save j of the House.
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