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GOL.DSBORO. N. C, APRIL 1, i97
A SOUND TOMB WARD.
Our bright and always inter
esting contemporary the Raleigh
Daily Tribune, puts a chip on its
shoulder for the Argus by reason
of an editorial of our esteemed
friend and contemporary the Wil
mington Messenger, which we re
produced, with due credit, in
these columns one day last week.
We published the editorial in
question without a line of com
and, therefore, we are at a loss to
know why the Tribune did not
take issue with the Messenger in
the first instance, instead of with
the Argus, a week later, and at
second hand ?
But this query is not indicted
for the purpose of shirking any
controversy with the Tribune or
shifting the responsibility for the
editorial in question, which we
published from the Messenger in
full and which we endorse as fully
- and more so, if necessary.
Commenting on the editorial in
question, the Tribune says:
So far as the Executive of the
State is concerned, there is a
modicum of truth in the abeve
extract; but so far as the Repub
lican party is concerned, there is
not an atom of truth, sense or
reason in it.
"So far as the laws enacted by
the late Legislature go, we are
free to say the bulk of them are
wise and the best ever made by
any Legislature of North Caro
lina. 'There were laws enacted that
are not approved by the Repub
lican party, but will the Argus
be as honest as we, in admitting
that no Legislature that ever sat,
failed to pass laws that were or
could be approved by all the peo
ple? 'This last Legislature did pass
such laws, but they were few
comparatively speaking, and will
be corrected by the next Legis
lature. "We do not all see things
alike, and a law that Republicans
believe to be for the best inter
est of the people, may be consid
ered by Democrats bad.
"That is a matter of State and
political opinion; but to charac
terize the Republican party as a
gang of rascals, etc., is so con -temptible.
mean and low lived
that it is hardly worthy of a res
spectable newspaper to call at
tention to it,
'Governor Russell has made
many mistakes in his appoint
ments. It was right that he, or
any Governor, should have cer
tain power in the State, but the
Governor has gone out of his
way; he has displeased his party,
but it is to be hoped that these
men thus appointed may fill the
offices economically and honest
ly; but many of them are not Re.
publicans, and the Republican
party cannot, and will not, be
responsible for their acts.
"The Republican party stands
for good government, for honest
and economic government govs
eminent for and by the people.
It represents the best interpret
tation of statecraft, and while
there may be (and it is unfortu
uate) differences among its mem
bers if wrongs and mistakes are
made, they must fall upon the
heads of those in authority, and
not upon the Republican party,
for to a certain degree they have
broken away from that party and
set up shop of their own; but the
grand old party will remain true
to its principles and steadfast in
its effort to better the condition
of the masses of the people."
In reply to all this wiggling in
and wiggling out of the Tribune,
the Argcs has simply to say, that
next to Populism in power we
consider the Republican party in
power the greatest curse that
could befall the people of the
State. And we will be "just
honest as the Tribune," and say,
in the words of the Caucasian,
that the late Legislature was the
"most damnable disgrace" that
ever afflicted our State.
The Republicans and Populists
fused for pelf and pie . Both are
without principle when office is in
"sight. We regard neither as l e-
liable for the government of a
people, and both as to -be feared
and fled from as the deadly pes
tilence that stalks at noon day.
Cascarets stimulate liver, kidneys
and bowels. Never sicken, weaken or
gripe, 10 c.
To Cure a Cold in One JUay.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it
iUtpcure, 25 c
"Blight"
costs cotton planters more
than five million dollars an
nually. This Is an enormous
waste, and can be prevented.
Practical experiments at Ala
bama Experiment Station show
conclusively that the use of
"Kainit
will prevent that dreaded plant
disease.
All about Potash the results of its use by actual ex
periment on the best farms in the United States is
told in a little hnole whirh we nurtlish and will irladlv
nail free to any farmer in America who will write for iu
GERMAN KALI WORKS.
S3 Nassau St., Kw YmIe,
ANOTHER INJUNCTION.
Issued by the Federal Court
Against Governor Russell.
Wil. Messenger.
Raleigh, N. C, March 29.
To-day Governor Russell and
Attorney General Walser had an
injunction served on them and
one will be served on each of the
newly appointed directors of the
Atlantic and North Carolina
railroad restraining them from
attempting to carry out two acts
of the general assembly, amend
ing the charter of the said road,
which gives the governor con
trol of that road. This action is
brought by W. R. Tucker, of
Raleigh, the largest private
stockholder in the road. Ex
Judge Boykin and Armistead
Jones, Esq., will appear for Mr.
Tucker. The restraining order
is returnable befor J.udge Simon
ton at Greensboro April 6th, the
day after the hearing of the
North Carolina railroad injunc
tion case.
Governor Russell said he had
not read the papers served on
him. He said "I will appoint the
state's proxy if I choose, and
when I choose. I shall not ask
any United States judge, when
I can do so, I have had no occa
sion to make any appointment.
Dortch resigned six months ago."
The True Rmedy.
W. M. Repine, editor Tiskilwa, 111.,
' Chief," says: "We won't keep house
without Dr King's New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds. Ex
perimented with many others, but
never got the true remedy until we
used Dr. King's New Discovery. No
other remedy can take its place in our
home, as in it we have a certain und
sure cure for coughs, colds, whooping
cough, etc," It is idle to experiment
with other remedies, even if they are
urged on you as just as good as Dr
King's New Discovery. They are not
as good, beeause this remedy has a
record. It cures and besides is guar
anteed. It never fails to satisfv- Trial
ree Hill's Drug store.
DEATH RECORD OF A DAY.
Mrs. Margaret J. Preston, the
Southern Toet, and Others.
Bal Timore, March 28, Mrs.
Margaret J. Preston, the well
known witer of Southern war
poetry, died here this afternoon,
at the residence of her son. Dr.
George S. Preston, 819 North
Charles street. Mrs. Preston was
the daughter of Rev. Dr. George
Junken, founder of Lafayette
College, and was born in Penn
sylvania. In 1857 she "married
Prof. J. T. S. Preston, of the
Virginia Military Institute, who
afterward served on Gen, Stone
wall Jackson's staff with rank of
Colonel. Her sister, Eleanor,
was Gen. Jackson's first wife.
Among her btst known works
are 'Beechun brook," "Old Songs
and New," '-Colonial Ballads,"
and "Aunt Dorothy." Mrs. Pres
ton was known throughout the
South as the "Mimosa of South
ern literature." Her remains will
be taken to Lexington, Va.. for
interment.
New York. March 28. Wil
liam Bond died at his home in
this city yesterday, aged sixty
nine years. For some time he
was associated with railroads,
once being receiver of the Mis
souri, Kansas and Texas Rail
road. Later he became the gen
eral manager of the road, which
place he held for ten years. At
the time of his death he was a
director of the Missouri, Kansas
aud Texas Railroad and the Pres
ident of the Southwestern Coal
and Improvement Company.
New York, March 28 Rev.
David S. Sutphen, for twenty
years pastor of the Reformed
Dutch Church at New Utrecht,
L. I. , dropped dead last night in
his home atBloomfield. N. J.
New York.March 28. William
H. Pickard, fifty years old, of
Montreal, died suddenly at the
Hoffman Hotel this afternoon of
apoplexy. He was secretary to
E. Rollins, President of the Title
Guaranty Compauy, of Montreal,
and was with Mr. Rollins on a
visit to New York.
Avoid An Early Grave.
How often do we hear, tliat the ave
nue to an early grave was opened by
neglecting a slight cough and cold.
Profit by this truth, and provide your
self with J)r. Bull's Cough Syrup, which
instantly cures all throat and lung affec
tions. Mr. W. II. Mahoney, Lowell,
Mass., writes : "1 was taken sick with
a bad cold. The doctors did not seem
to help me, and everybody said I was
getting consumption, when a relative
recommended Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
I got a bottle and it helped me, and
after taking two bottles I was cured,
to the surprise of everybody. I shall
always recommend it to my friends,
as I know it to be a sure cure.? Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup is sold everywhere
for 25 cents. Don't accept a substitute.
RHEA AGAINST BRADLEY.
If Hunter is Elected Contest for
His Seat Will be Dropped.
Frankfort, Xy., March 28
Congressman Rhea, of the Third
District, has wired the Third
District Democrats in the Legis
lature, urging them not to vota
for Bradley for Senator. A big
delegation of Democratic politi
cians fiom the Third District,
among whom were Mr. A. B.
Rhea, Hon. Wilbur F. Brodier,
Judge J. C. Sims, Sheriff Mason,
Mr. Rodes, and Hon. C. W. Mc
Elroy have been here working
openly in the interest of Hunter.
They say that if a Republican is
to be elected at all, they want
Hunter elected, as by putting
him in the Senate, his contest
against Rhea in the House would
be dropped. On the other hand,
it is said Senators James and
Jones, Republicans, have been
assured by Hunter that he would
press his contest agaicst Rhea,
and should he gain the seat,
would resign,- thus giving each
of them an opening in the special
Congressional election . which
would follow.
If Hunter does not wiu by
Thursday Judge W. H. Holt will
be sprung as the Republican can
didate and will be supported by
the full Republican vote and at
least six sound money Demo
crats. A.deal has been effected
between the Republican leaders
and sound money Democrats,
Hunter's leaders acquiescing, in
which Judge Holt is to be sub
stituted for Hunter if the latter
does not win by that time. The
Republicans in turn will indorse
the gold Democrats' mominee
for Clerk of the Court of Appeals
next fall. Gov. Bradley and his
faction have also given assur
ances that they will support
Holt. '
A large number of legislators
and politicians who bad spent
Sunday at home returned to
night, and the situation again
became full of interest. Mr. Sam
J. Roberts, iate chairman of the
Republican Campaign Commit
tee, arrived from Lexington to
night, and was ushered into a
conference with ex Secretary of
State Sam M. Taylor, of Ohio,
which lasted till a late hour. The
conference is supposed to have
related to the dual subject of
Hunter's election, if possible, and
the substitution of a new candi
date if Hunter does not win on
the next ballot or two. The anti
Hunter men in the Legislature
gave out a statement to-night ex
plaiuing more fully the grounds
.of their opposition to Hunter.
The anti-Hunter leaders claim
to-night that they will have one,
and probably two, accessions
from the Hunter ranks to mor
row. At any rate, an election on
to-morrow's ballot is not consids
ered possible.
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Dook Notices.
The career of President Diaz
of Mexico, as sketched by Charles
F. Lummis in Harper's Magazine
for April, is perhaps the most
perilous and romantic career of
the century, and gives a first-
rate idea of what political life in
Mexico is like. More than this.
it is evid ence that out of the tur
moil of ambition and. malice a
man has ristn who, by sheer
force of patroitism, is able to
mould a country's institutions
according to high standards.
Among the contributors to the
April number of McClure's will
be Will H. Low, Robert Louis
Stevenson, the Hon. Henry
Cabot Lodge. Hamlin Garland,
Rudyard Kipling, Octave Thas
uet, Cy. Warman, and Ian Mae
laren. A remarkably fine num
ber is promised, with a special
Easter cover.
A GENTS WANTED For War in
Cuba, by Senor Quesada. Cuban
representative at Washington' En
dorsed Dy uuoan patriots, la tremen
dous demand. A bonanza for agents
Only $1.50, Big book, big commissions,
Everybody wants the only endorsed,
reliable book. Outfits free. Credit
given. Freight paid. Drop all trash
and make $30 J a month wi n War in
Cuoa. Address to-dav. THE NA
TIONAL BOOK CONCERN, 352-336
Dearborn St., Chicago.
S6R0FIM CURED.
Col, John S. Cunn'ngham says
I take great pleasure in recommend
ing Mrs. Joe Person's valuable Rem
edy. 1 have known several persons
who have suffered Irom dyspeps'a to
have been entirely relieved by taking
this excellent vegetable tonic. One ol
my neighbors who was a great sufforer
Irom Sc rofula used the Remedy and is
now a well man, -I believe we thould
patronize home industries, and espe
cially those which have been so favor
ably known for years to merit public
approval, k or her personal reliability
Mrs. Person is endorsed by the best
citizens of the State.
John S. Cunningham, '
Cunningham, Person Co., July 22, '95.
JunHrv n 1A r .hnT nf f!Bparotj fhn
finest liver and bowel rojrulator evr
made. ...
lood
Every thought,
word and action
takes vitality
from the blood ; every nerve, muscle,
bone, organ and tissue depends on the
blood for its quality and condition.
Cnvinfv Therefore pure
wpiing biood is absolutely
M a H i O i n f necessaiT to right
Il eU I CI n e living and healthy
bodies . Hood's Sarsaparilla is the great
blood purifier and the best Spring
Medicine. Therefore it is the great
cure for scrofula, salt rheum, humors,
eores, rheumatism, catarrh, etc.; the
great nervine, strength builder, appe
tizer, stomach tonic and regulator.
nr
Lai
Sarsaparilla x?u
six for $5. Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co.,
IiOwell, Mass. Get Hood's and only Hood's.
HOOd'S PillS taken after dinner aid djgestlo.
Useful and Handsome.
Dauchy & Company's Catalogue
of American and-Canadian News
papers for 1897 has rnaJe its
appearance. " It is a large volume
of 710 pages in a handsome cloth
binding. Typographically it is a
model in every respect, while in
the completeness it is unapproached
This is the seventh edition of this
work and it is fully up to the stand
ard set by former editions, which
is saying a good deal. The aim
of the publishers has been to make
it convenient for desk use, and they
have left a space for memoranda
against the name of each paper, in
which advertisers can note the de
tails of their contracts with the
papers and thus have their records
always at hand in systematic and
accessible shape. This is the only
newspaper directory which is so
arranged, and no one who has ever
used it would wish to be without
it. The published price is $2, and
it can be obtained from the pub -lishers,
Messrs. Dauch3r & Com
pany, 27 Park Place, STew York,
or from booksellers.
Noted Virginian Bead.
Richmond, Va., March 29.
General Peyton Wise died at his
home in this city this morning
He was a lieutenant-colonel in
the Confederate army aud a gen
eral of militia, by appointment
after the war. He was a nephew
of the late Governor Ilenrv A.
Wise.
Steep Not in Trison.
Cincinnati. Ohio, March 29.
The report that Thomas W
Steep, missing Cuban correspond
dent cf the Scripps-McRae
League, is a prisoner of the
Spanish in Cabanas Fortress, is
denied by Consul General Le at
Havana. He has just cabled the
League that Steep is not in the
prison.
To Define their Position.
Washington, Marca zv. iue
Populist members of the House
and Senate are preparing aa ad
dress to the people defining their
position toward both the old pars
ties. They object to being classed
as Democrats or Republicans, and
their address will snow that they
are wholly separate and distinct
from either party.
Raleigh Press-Visitor: Mr. C,
F. Cooke had quite a curiosity
on exhibition to-day. It was three
eggs, all of which were laid by
one nen at or about the same
time.
flsK,ouR CATARRH
Druggist
for a gttnerous
10 Gent
Trial Size-
ELY'S
Cream Balm
nnnt.m'nu r r rrr o
caine, mercury or COLD N H EAD
any other injurious drusr It is quickly
absorbed. Gives relief at once It op
ens and cleanses the nasal pat-sages.
Allaps inflamation. Hesls aud protects
the membrane. Restores the senses of
taste and smell. Full size 50 cents.
Trial-10c, at druggists or hy mail.
ELY BROTHERS,
56 Warren Street, New York.
Brooklyn. N. Y.. Dec. 19, 1896.
Messrs. Ely Bros I havs used Elv's
uream iiaim a number or years and
find it works like a charm It has
cured me of the most obstinate case of
cold in the head in less than 48 hours
from the time I felt the cold coming'
on. i woum not De witnout it.
Fred'k Fries, 283 Hart St.
Creaia Balm is kept by all drusrsrists
Full size 50 c. Trial size 10 c. We mail
it.
ELY EROS., 56 Warren St TN. Y City,
Com.". Stopa all pain. Matcea walking cav. lic at Druprnrt.
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t Promote a luxuriant erowth.
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TfareCUN3UMPTIVE or hve
IndipePtiotL Painful iii or Debility of anr kind uso
Miss Maria
is admitced to be alidingf Amer
ican authority on cooking-; bho
Says "Use
a good stork for the foundation
of soups, fau jss and many other
things, and the best stock is
LieDlo Company's
Extract ot Beet"
100 of Miss ParToa's recipes sent
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Want a Clock?
If so don't buy till you
have seen my line.
- No old stock to show
you. Clocks new
and up-to-date at
prices that . will
please.
R. A, Creech,
JEWELER.
Whie Enamelled Beds:
A t prices 50 per cent, cheaper than
last year. Bran new stock. The
' i
prices will astonish you
THE EAGLE SOARS ABOVE ALL OTHER
BIRDS. IT IS, SO TO SPEAK. THE KING
OF THE FEATHERED TRIRE.
IT IS SO WITH THE
"Eagle" Bicycle.
.... .IT IS THE KING OF BICYCLES.
Ali riders of wheels, whether they ride the "Eagle," or have been induce d
to try an inferior wheel, will admit it. Don't take our word for it ask them.
We sell it exclusively, because we know a good thing when we see it.
RESPECTFULLY,
SMITH & YELVERTON.
.
COLD TYPE DOESN'T TINGLE
WITH ENTHUSIASIUH
Like a human bein?. When the point oi our pencil comes in con
tact with the pater the magnetic current is chut off and you read a
cold black and white statement of our offerings, which does not
begin to convey to your mind the actual honesty, beauty cr woith
of the article written about. Please remember this when you read
our ads and bear in mind th it the merchandise itself is far above
the printed dese-rip on of it. Caite for example
The New Dress Goods
Might as well try to sketch an Autumn sunset with a lump of char
coal as attempt to d'-scribe the rich, handsome beauties of these
masterpieces of the weaver's ait. We were fired with ehthiiastic
admiration for them when we bovght them an-l we want to convey
this enthusia&m to you. Nothing short of a visit to this up-to date
dress goods department will do it, therefore we cordially invite vou
to come in and insi.ect the stcck. We've never been in such shape
to fit your every desire iu this important matter.
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west Centre Street.
ROYALL & BORDEN.
This is
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away.
FOR RENT !
Dwelling on Elm Street, 8
Rooms. As good water
as any in the city. House
in good repair, Splendid
neighborhood:
For terms, etc., apply to
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Notice.
Pursuant to the provisions of an act
ol tne lieneral Assembly oi l&ifi, en
titled l,An Act to Extend the Stock
Law Limits in 'he County of Wayne,"
notice is hereby given that on and af
ter ten (10) days fiom the date of this
notice, it shall be unlawful for any
stock to run at large within the follow
ing boundaries in Wayne county, to-wit:
Beginning at the point where Reedy
Branch crosses the present stock law
fence, in Stony Creek Township and
runs thence uo said branch to Alex.
Hamilton's line: then with said Hamil
ton's and W- B Thompson's lie to the
Snow Hill Road, and across the same
to the west side thereof: then with said
side of said road to the north side of
the toad at the Tern Lewis place lead
ing to Stony Creek church: then with
said side of said road to said church,
and across the Stantonsburg road to
the Thomas Crumpler line: then with
said road to the path leading to the
Mount Carmel road: then with said
patn to the road at S. D. Montague's:
then across the roed westerly to the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, I.
P. Andrew's corner: then with W M
Andrew's line to the land of Hooks'
Mill Pond: thea with Hooks' line to
Jas. Starling corner: then with Starl
ing's and Hooks' line toSwinspn Sher
ard's corner: then with Hooks' and
Sherard's line to John William 8her
ard's line: then across his line southwest
to J. W. .Thompson's line: then with
Thompson's and Sherard's line to
Thompson and W. B. Vail's corner:
then with their line to Thompson s and
P. K. Peacock's come': then with the
Yelerton line to the G'oldsboro road:
then with the road to the present stock
law limits, near Pearson's bridge: then
with said stock law limits to the be
ginning, undor the-penaltles prescribed
in Chapter 115,of the Laws of 1885. and
all law amendatory thereto. Thisthe
i9th day of March, 1897.
The Board of County Com'rs
" . By M. E. COX,. Chairman.
EXECUTION SALE.
To satisfy an execution in my hands
for collection against J H. Nicho.s, I
will sell at ' public auction, at the
court house doot in Golds boro, N. C,
to the highest bidder for cash, on April
lath. 1897. at 12 o'clock m, the follow
ing described lot of land, situated in
the city of Geldsbo-o, N. '. and
bounded. as follows: Beginningat the
southwest corner of the Roma Daugh-
try lot on the White Mall road, and
runs in a southerly direction to S, H.
Isler's corner, then easterly with said
S H. Isler'sline to the Debbie Johnson
corner, then para' lei with said White
Hall Road to Roma Daughtry's corner.
then westerly with sa d Roma Daugh
try's line to the beginning, together
with the appurtenances belonging o
said lot. B. F, SCOTT,
Sheriff, Wyne county.
STRATc ED From my lot in Golds
doro Friday one Jersey hgifer about
1 year old. Not marked. A liberal
reward will be paid -for her return to
G. R. Stith, at the fish market.
FOR SALE A new Bicyc'e Stan
dard make. . Apply at this office,
Hardware.
Our slogan is sweep
ing reductions in prices
for all goods in our
line. Come and see.
cr-
NEW SPRING SHAPES
ir
"Wise Heads Wear Them"
Standards for style and foremost for quality and wear.
Spring Styles on Sale
Stiff and Soft Felt Hats in shapes and shades that more
than satisfy. The light weight of Stetson H.ts is an
important factor in their success quality of felt, not
quantity, is the thing in hats.
FOR. SALE BY.
Einstein Clothing Go
Under Hotel Konnon.
Gream,
(Jream.
Oream,
Gream. Gream.
W. H. Huggins.
Gail Borden
Eagle Brand
Condensed milk.
The Leading Infant Food.
A. C. DAVIS, .
' ATTORNEY AT LAW.
"Goldsboro.'.N. G'.,
coi ner Walnut & ihu Streets
NOTICE.
Havlner qualified as Administrator of
Jas. W.Colei , notice is hereby given
10 an persons noimng: claims against
the estate of said decedent to present
them to me for payment on or before
the 27th day of March. 1898, or this no
tice will be plead in bar of their recov
ery. All persons indebted to the estate
will please make immediate payment.
. J. F. Coloy, Adm'r.
Eureka, N. C, , March 26, ,'97.
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appropriate. After a thorough test, we do not hesitate
to say that there is no better baking powder than
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other highest grade baking powder.
BIZZ6II BroS- & GO-, GROCERS
Weil's are not Going to Have a
Spring Opening:,
We are too busy selling new Dress Goods to permit of it. Our stock has arrived
. and our friends say it is the best selected we havo carried for sev
eral years. Don't believe this though, 'till you have seen it . The
h'story of Dress Fabrics is like the story of all else. In the course
of years we find repetitions This year is remarkable for the nutr
ber of old fabrics reinstated The prevailing patterns are large
flowers and small checKS. The favorite old-new fabrics are open
work. The Grenadines and Mozambiques that our grandmothers
used are welcomed because they are pretty and cool and because
they wear equally well. In some new cotibinations of silk and
wool will be found an ideal material for Spring Sh'rt Waista At 50
cents we show an extra value in Skirt Sergo 4 inches wide, a li?hfc
weight and good weave. All wool sergq horn 25 cents. Challi. s
are again much worn. In waoh goods large figures are noticeable.
There are a number of new weaves, all striking at the open work
effect on the raised cord. The plain printed lawn is more than
ever less worn. But last of all and most fetching in our entire as
sortment are our
DRESS PATTERNS
They are a choice collection ard must be seen to je appreciated. Ton't delay.
We don't desire to hurry you, but by some mischance some one else
might happen to admire the same thing.
Dress Linings atd Trimmings par excellence at-
H. WEIL & BROS,