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This AEGTJS o'er the people's rights,
Doth an eternal vigil keep
No soothing strains of Maia'sson,
Can lull its hundred eyes to sleep"
GOU3SBORO, N. C. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1899.
NO 119
VOL. XVII.
4
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
A GREAT DAY
Safeguards the food
agamst alum
Alum taking pcwders are the greatest
mettacers to health of the present day.
FOVAl BAKING POW0E3 CO., NEW YORK,
OUR LOCAL OPTIC.
Goldsboro and Vicinity History in Brelf.
Epitome of Sayings and Doings, Wise
and Otherwise, Kan Down and Hun In
by Omnipresent Ubiquitous, Local
"Grand Koundn."
Away back in ihe eariiesi
igea ui itits worid we liad it rt
Cordcd some; hwg 10 be ad
mired id man tha', "the philan
thropist will plant a tree the
fruit or shade of whit:h he him
self wilt never fei j jy."
No family where literature is
cultivated, and no individual who
wishes to keep abreast of the age
in which we live, should be with
out '-The Li teiar Digett," issued
wee il) bt 3 .tr yeii by Faok &
gu IL Company, New Yuik.
li to the uio&i cumpientnsive iu
lormaul of the period.
The latest and jreUiest thiDg
in the city is he cut glass jewel
er's wall case, fully fctocked witb
exquisite cut glass and silver ware,
which is now a part and a per
manent feature of Mr. R. A.
Creech's up-to date jewelry ttoi
id VV tst Ceuiie street. It is the
aumiieU ul all visitors.
Tde rt cent installation of youi g
women ushers at the Ff-ws-muti
Memorial Church in Newark,
has caused a marked increase 01
attendance, bo far the young
women act as ushers only at ine
evening services-, wber, if ever,
the jouiig men aiteLd. The plau
is to change the ushers frequent
ly. Cotton sold readily on our
market Saturday for from 7.20 to
7.25, the best price of any mar
ket in the State. In fact Goids
boro is the best all around mar
ket all the year round in the
State for any thlcg the farmers
may have to set', whether cot
ton, tobacco, rice, cattle,or other
products of the farm.
Police Officer Royal of Mr,.
Olive, brougnt two yuuog negro
boye, Dick and Jim Simmone, to
this city last week and turned
them over to Sheriff Scott, who
placed them in jail. The boys are
charged with beiDg implicated in
a cow stealing case. It is thougnt
that there are two other negroes
guilty of the same cff-;nsp, tu;
they have notbeeD captured.
The weather report for Octo
ber shows that the mean temper
ature was 62 degree?, which is 3
above the average for the month.
The highest wind ve'ocity was
41 miles an hour on the 31st, from
the North. The total rainfall was
5.12 inchee, the average for Oc
tuber being only 4.10. There, were
three ligat frosts and one heavy
one.
Goldsboro neicU a cold etorsge
warehouse, and we have often
wondered why the Goldsboro Ice
Company does not inaugurate such
an enterprise. We hear, again and
agaio,complaiot among cur citizens
as to the quality oi tne Deei tney
have to buy, and if a cold storage
warehouse were available to our
green grocers whertia to get their
meats in order, we would tear no
more such complaints.
Mr. Jno. W. Edwards sold to
Mr. M. Sherman, the green gro
cer, Friday, three dressed porkers,
the aggregate weight of which was
868 pounds, and they were as fine
specimens of pig growth as Chi
' cago or Cincinnati can produce,
4 and they sold for 6 cents per
pound. It pays to raise hogs, and
we are clad to feel that our farm
ers are giving uore and trore at
tention, of late, to this profitable
feature of the farm.
For Goldtboro; Hetmann Far Formally
Opened.
Daily Argu?, Thursday last.
November 1st, 1899, will be
come an initial day in the history
of Isboro. Years and years
after ever wearing time has turned
gray the hair and bent the form
of the little graded schocl children
who yesterday sarg "Carolioa,
C;ro!in', Heaven's BJess'ng At
tfiid Her," the recollections of
the opening day of Goldsboro's
Park will be talked about and
fondly cheriohsd by a patriotic
people.
Never bef re have we been
prouder of Go!dsboro than on
yesterday !
Providence smi'.ed on the occa
sion and bestowed a glorious day,
a day fair and bright and beauti
ful, a day that made glad the
hearts of the mul itude that as
rembled to witness the ceremo
nies of the opening of Hermann
Park.
At a little while before 2
o'clock, handsome narshals wilh
streaming sashes, mounttd on
pretty horse?, began to form the
procession on Centre street. And
such a procession! The like was
cever seen in G L'sboro before.
Business was ulino: t entirely sus
pended in the city.
First in the procession came the
rnaishtls, then the splendid mili
tary band, then in order the gal
lant Gokl.-b:ro Rifles, the splen
dd tire department, the philan
thropic organizitionj, the Knights
of Pythias and the Odd Fellows,
followed, in carnages, by the Mayor
of the cily, the Boiird of AlJer
men, tbe Ciiy Attorney, and other
officers of 1I13 city, and thousands
pleasure and pride of our people. SEVERE LOSS FIRST DAY
In the great success of the opens
us". . J - British Loss Over 300 in First
18 an important lesson ior our peo- .
Battle-Boer Loss is
in tbese efforts to make the occa- A80 Great.
sion a notable one. And as is al- TYmdnn Nov 3. A Ladv
ways the case when Goldsboro smith dispatch dated Tuesday at
folk9 get together and make up 5:15 o'clock and received here tc-
heir mirds to do a thing it is day says tha although Monday
. . it. 1 I 4. 1 J t A Si nrn
dose. All we lacs to mase was uut a guuu uay iui ur, n woo
Goldsboro n larco city is the positively terrible for ths enemy,
nit of our neonlein an honest. artillery fire was appalling.
earned, persistent, untiring enort " 'rT": r "
J or chol c fi--m tlna crnnc rainon n nnn
advancement uuu piuepoiitjr ux
uy so uear to our uwu. CaD Tqw n 3.-ReDOrtS
- . . i 1 I IT" -
Goldsboro has great possioiit- r iQ Df continually increased
iee. We hae the climate, we have Boer activity in Cape Colony and
the soi', wo have the location on the Orange Free State fron
yes, ever j fiing necessary by na- tier. Reinforcements have been
ture to make us a city, the pride sent to Field Cornet Dutoi, at
of all the people of this great Bethuile bridge, and it is estl
commonwealth.
We go forward.
Top rop ot Cotton.
Birmingham Age-Herald.
The latest theory of the Man
heater spinners relates to the al
es ed top crop, and this theory is
supported by a circular recently
issued by Messrs Neill Bros, of
ndoD. It is claimed by the En
glish bears that tbe prospects of a fa ld u th fiehtin
top crop are good; that the plant after. A great artillery engage
s dry and that frost would not do ment must occur immediately
much damage. Our guns dominate tho Boers
As t) a tup crop Messrs. Price, land are much more smartly
McCormick & Co. secured last handled
rtn!iM fmm nil rwta of the After the battle yesterday a
.. - - -
ntton belt, and these ret lies, bnel armistice was given to oury
coming from responsible or well- hhe dead and collect the wounded.
ids nusu losses
are over
three hundred men.
A dispatch received to-day
from Durban savs the teleohone
is as deficient as Ihe lower crops hne from there to Colenso is
known people or bank?, go to
how tfcat there will not be even
n average top crop. Tne top crop
in
carriages
and on
Newsccmcs from Madrid that
nresumably because of the dis
nlav of naval force bv Great Brit
ian at Gibraltar, the Spanish
ft Gt has been ordered to "oon
ceatrate at Cad z." This is retain
iacent cf our war dv--. but ic
view of the performances "of tt
Spanish flaetsthen it will bardlj
give our British cousins muuL
uneasmt'ss. indeee, evto -Boston
will receive the news withou
nt ciliztts
foot.
At tbe command of Chief Mar
shnlHi;l, "Forward, mirch!" tbe
Band burst forth with strains of
soul-stirring martial music, and
the streets resounded to the tramp,
tramp of tho great procost-ion, as
it m irehed up Centre Street into
Walnut, and up William to the
Graded School, wtere 600 happy
children, under command of their
teachers, gracefully moved into
line and the march to the Park.
Oa tbe arrival at the Park ex
lamtitions of ast misbmunt were
heirdon every hard at tbe amount
of work done, the beauties of the
Park, and the elegance of the Pa
vilion presented to the ciiy by
Messr?. Henry and Solomon Weil.
Tbe exeic;ses of the formal
opening i f Ihe Park were carried
out, according to the published
program, without a hitch to mar
the intere&t or the pleasure of the
occasion. Tbe opening prayer of
Rev.F. W. F arrks and the clos
iog benediction of llabbi J. L.
Meytrberg were earnest, eloquent
and impie-sive.
The presentation of the key of
the beautiful pavilion, and the
pavilion itself, to tbe Myor of
tbe city ard through him to the
people cf Goldtboro, by Mr
Henry Wei', was gracefulfy done
in a brief speech of chaste English
and ennoblins sentiment. The
Mayor's response was in excellen
taste pn Invoiced tbe gratification
of our community over .tho mu
nificent gift.
Mrs. W. li. Hollowell, presi
dent of the Goldsboro Woman's
Club, read an elaborate pap
pertinent to the occasion and to
the purposes of the organizjtion
she so admirably presides over
and which was "received with great
favor and real epjojment and
profit by the immense concourse,
Mr. I. F. Doitch was prevented
by professional engagements that
he culd not postpone, from being
present, and the address of Mr.
Jos. E. Robinson, editor of the
Akgus, concluded the speaking. '
And now, what the Aegus has
sb long "and perststeBtly-contended
for, Goldsboro has a park. Al
though beautiful' and attractive
now, Hermann Parbys but in its
infancy. It will become-more and
more beautiful all the time, the
mated that he now has six thous
and men under him.
Joubert has sent a formal writ
ten protest to White against the
use of Ladysmitb, as inhuman.
The British long-range guns
are vastly superior to the Boere.
The captured column exceeds
eight hundred.
We are sanguine and confident
that we will win.
The British long-range guns
proved so superior that they
here
ave teen.
Fif tyr-seven replies were received
rom Alabaais, dated October 25,
open and the railway to Lady
smith remains intact.
London, Nov. 3. Lord Charles
nd twenty-two of this numbei Baresford has been appointed
report "no top crop. Ihe towns second in command or tne JJiaai
that report "no top crop" are terranean squadron. He succeeds
Albens. Thomasville, Oznk, Gen
eva, Enterprise, Mobile, Clayton,
Alexander City, Lafayette, Ever-
- i rA l i
green, JV onievauo, tjoiumoia,
Dadeville, Florence, Dothan, Un-
ontown. Greensboro, Union
Sir Gerard Noel.
The War Office censorship has
been established all over South
Africa, except those addressed
to foreign governments. This is
due to Boer agents who have
been sending and receiving
SETTLE OJJ THE AMENDMENT
i - t i ji m i I
springs, itoanoKe anu iusgBu. through foreign government
Nearly as many more of the cor- offi0jais uncontrolled code mes
respondents say that tlie top crop sages OQ British preparations.
is light, short or small. Not one
says the top crop is up to that of
average years.
As the crop of Alabama is con
ceded by Mr, Henry M. Neill
and the other bears to b4 the
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best State crop iu the cotton belt, 0f appetite, debility, nervous Drostra-
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liou tne rest ci idb crop must ur. and Blood
top oiuy luc.j, Mr.ZT.EY'S ELIXIR
short, nothing to rest upon, i ne Qured me of indigestion. T had suffered
rnn as a wholu is. short, and iust for ten years. I had tried almost every
, .u; rn medicine, but all failed. Since taking
" ""' "ff- Jjemon Jfillxir 1 can eat anysning i
onrtaiied sbiDments. there Will like.
, , ., f j I - - WiA. Usu i ami
be a scramoie on tne part oi ior- Reevesville, 8. C
eigu spinners, inus iar tney
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much as pressing and heavy JSdSMl3ieff
orders for ffoods would Dermit. N. D. Coleman,
1 i ix- a j-1
T'U cn Korrin tr Knti ieUlttU, O. J
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ireeiy, aeu tuey au.miu o i have been a exeat sufferer from
to nav enouarh to make eocd the dvsDensia for about fifteen years, my
losses they have inflicted through aJ
exaggerated esumates oi tne on Kimr curea me. mj appeuwisgooa
rn. i u ii tvt I and I am well. I had taken a barrel of
crop, a uey suouiu m i. ( tber medicine that done me no good.
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Iso. 98 Alexander St., Atlanta, Ga.
MQZLKT'S LEMON HOT JtOPS
face, form and temper will al kindofwork, . l was treated by many
wavs nave irienaF, out-one wuo ohvsicians. but eot no better until l
would be attractive must keep used Lemon Elixir. I am now healthy
. . . . -. I .1 M 1 ll U 1 ri-nTT-w
hci hoa.lt. h If a.hfi IS TOfinlr. Sif.KlV am viguiuun. kj. . uo.wnu.
and all run down, she will be
uei vuua , i". I Cures all Coughs, I Colds, Hoarse-
constipation or kidney trouble. negreTh)at. rironchiil. Hem-
her impure blood will cause orrhage, and aU throat and lung dis-
1 1 . 1 . 1 if I til . . J. 1 T 1
pimpiesDtOtcneP, Kin eruptions i eases, fiiegani, reuaoie.
and a .wretched' eornplexton. xwenty-nye cents ax aru ggim r
Electric Bitters is the best medi- Preu ujr -V
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cine, in the yworia to reguiate
stomach, liyer and kidneys and
to purily thj blood, it gives
strong nerves, bright
Propounds Questions to Linney
That are Likely to Puzz e
Him.
Greensborr, N. C, Nov. 4.
Hon. Thomas Settle has given to
me for publication the following
letter to Congressman R. Z.
Linney:
My Daar L'nney: As chairman
of tne last Republican State Con
vention, and as a member of the
present State Executive Commit
tee; and one of the ablest lawyers
and logicians in this State, I ven
ture, as a fellow Republican to
address you this letter hoping
that you will enlighten me as to
certain practical objections to the
proposed opposition of the Re
publican party, as an organiza
tion, to the adoption of the Con
stitutional Amendment now - be
fore the people.
At a recent meeting of the Ex
ecutive Committee in Statesville
lam informed a resolution was
passed authorizing the chairman
of the committee to employ
counsel, and take the necessary
steps to test the constitutionality
of the Election Lw passed by
the last Legislature. How can
this question be brought before
the courts? They will not enter
tain a hypothetical or theoretical
case, and I do not know any per
sons having authority to submit
a "case agreed."
Sspposp, for the sake of argu
ment, we admit the Republican
Executive Committee cau bring
a quo warranto or sue out an in
junction against the persons
composing the "State Board of
EleeMonf," of what practical
benefit will it be? Even if the
courts should entertain such an
actior, and should decide the
election law unconstitutional in
part, or ia toto, ot what benefit
will it be to the Republican
party?
You cannot get a decision of
the Supreme Court on the ques
tion before February nex, and
if they should hold the act un
constitutional would that decision
revive the old law? (Acts 1895
1897) The present law did not
repeal these acts. The repealing
act was passed on the 26 th of
January, 1899, and the preseut
law became operative on the 6t.h
of March, 1839; so that between
those dates we had no law gov
erning elections whatever. The
old law repealed on the 26th of
January an interval with no law
on the books governing the sub
iiCt a new law passed March
6th and the new taw aeciarea
unconstitutional by the courts
do you maintain the old law, Acts
18951897 will be revived? If so
still, of what benefit is it? The
egislature, by resolution, is to
meet in June next, and would
aimediately pass an election law
similar to the one we now have,
under which the election in
August following would be held,
he fore vou could test its con
stitutionality. So that after all
your labor you would land sub
stanlialy in the same positioo
you are now in.
I am not the champion oi or
the apologist for tbe present
election law. It is not such as x
would likF. out it is before us
SDeakine in the emphatic langu
aee of a "condition," and not in
... -. ,,
the lurid elcquence ota "tneory.
ow as to tbe Constitutional
Amendment. Assuming that it
will be ratified, and 1 think that
it is a reasonaoie assumption
how will yu test its constitu
tionality? You cannot get a de
cision of the courts on the ques
tion in a contest for a seat in
Hnne-ress. or a seat in either
branch of the tienerai Assemoiy
of the State. For by the Con
stitution of the United State?,
and of the State, each of these
legislative bodie3 is made the
sole ludee oi the election ana
qualification oi its own memoers.
i j : ij l . :
When a gill can't thitk of any
excuse to tell "you why she did a
smooth, velvety skin, rich com- thing she says; she "had her rea
plexion. li win mane a goou- son
looking, charming woman oi ai
ruDrdowa invalid., unty ou cents
at J. H. Eill & Son's Drug Store
Chronic Nasal Catarrh poisons every
breath that la drawn, into the lungs.
There ia orocuraMe 'from any drng-
Be'.ief in Six HoUrs. gist Jthe remedy for the cure of this
Dietrejsins? Kidnay and Uiadclfir trouoie. A sman-' quamiiiy- oi jviy
niseasW'reiieved in six hours by 'Sew I f'ream Balm placed into the nostrils
(ireat South American KUney cure.' gpread3 over an inflamed and angry
it is a great supr ta uu Wuu. x BUrface relieving immediately the
exceeding promptness m relieving pain sun ace, relieving imnieainuBi j iu
in bladder, kidneys and back, in male painful infiammationj cleanses, heals
or female, ueiievea reienwoa oi whwji rand cures. A coia isihsdwu van-
almost immediately, it youwani quick lghss lmmediately. Sold by druggist
reliel and cure inis is me remeujr. ouw ... . -,lft(. f m ...8 bv Elv
by M.E. Robinson &Bro., Drujrerists or will be ' -0 oe nts by t.iy
Goldnboro, N. C
I Brothers, 58 Warren street, New York,
There are practical difficulties
in the way of raising a. question
in a contest for one of the luage
ship?, which precludes that
method. The judges are votea
for bv the electors of the entire
State, and it is probable that
those persons who are declared
elected will get the face of the
returns by at least 15,000 or
20.000 and the difficulties of
Droving that number of unlawfu
votes cast for the incumbent are
insurmountable. If you under
take. to raise the question in
contest for some other constitu
tional State cfflce, such as clerk
of the Superior Oour, sheriff or
register of deed?, you are still tn
a position scarcely less embar
rassing If the majority in favor
of the incumbent should be smal
enough to warrant an attempt to
overcome it, bow would you pre
cetd? You might show by the
various registrars of the county
that certain persons, white and
colored, registered, under the so-
called "Grandfather Clause"
but you must show for whom
these persons voted. The best
evidance of how a person voted
is the oath of the elector himself,
but as that class of voters can
neither writs or read, how can
they swear for whom they voted?
They deposit their own bal.ots
in tbe boxes and it is a remote
possibility that any of the judges
of the election will be able to
wear how ttey voted
Aside from these practical dif
ficulties, however, there is another
feature of the matter I apprehend
has not received mature consider
ation by those who would commit
the Republican party to a policy
of opposition to the Amendment
The chief appeal we now h ar is
addressed to the unlearned while
voter, and is that he will be dis
franchised because the "Grandfa
ther Clause" will be declared un
constitutional by tbe courts. How?
f it is brought before the courts,
it can only be done by such a con
test as I have spoken of above,
and for such a contest the Repub-
ican party would have to stand
ponsor. If the courts then were
to decide it unconstitutional, who
would be held responsible for dis
franchising theBe unlearned white
people? Manifestly the Republi
can party, sponsor for the suit.
he Democrats protected their
ranchise by a provision in the
Amendment, and the Republicans
strike it down, leaving the balance
of the Amendment standing.
"Who hit Billy Patterson?"
I am aware that I have been
much criticised by some for my
attitude on this question, but I
yield to no one in the State in al-
egiance to the principles of the
Republican party. And I invoke
he judgment of the intelligent
people in the State on that prop
osition.
The St. Louis convention drew
the lines very tight on the finan
cial question. It was the leading
issue of the campaign, xet those
gentlemen who now control the
destiny of the Republican party
in this State refused to stand upon
the St, Louis - platform, in fact
made speeches in tbe btate in
which they advocated exactly the
reverse. I have forgiven them for
their back-sliding, since there is
much evidence of their conversion,
though none of their repentance.
Why would it not be the better
plan for the Republican organiza
tion in this State to leave tbe
Amendment alone, and make the
campaign on sound money, pro
tection and support of the Ad
ministration's foreign policy? Let
us expand our currency, our man
ufacture and our country by an
adherence to the principles of the
Nptional Republican Party.
With highest esteem, I am sn
cerely yours,
Thomas Settle.
i
FURNITURE I
FURNITURE I
FURNITURE 1 &
0
VOU SHOULD SEE
OUR LINE OF
Golden Oak Suits !
Which have just come in. They are sure
to please you and we will make the prices and
terms 10 suit your aemanas.
We received to-day 2$ of
the celebrated
Sm:th Si Davis Springs
and are now ready to supply your wants
JU in this line. Take no substitute, said to be
just as good, for there are none as good made.
Try one of these Springs with one of our
Royal Elastic
FELT MATTRESSES,
j We will sell you both of these on THIRTY
niunio TKCE 1 K1AL.
Our stock of
Chairs and Rockers
was never more complete than at this timer
and we invite you to see them.
500 Flower Pots,
With Saucers,
must be sold. Sizes, J to 8 inches. Prices,
0 5 to IS cents.
Also a nice assortment of JARDINIERS,
S at prices that will move them.
A WORD OF CAUTION.
The old saying that " a man, who is
naked can't give away his shirt," is only
another way of saving that you can't
give what you haven't got. The man
can't give "free medical advice," or any
other kind of medical advice who hasn't
got a medical education and a certificate
to tne tact, in tne tonn oi a diploma.
And in this particular a woman has no
more -Drivileee than a man. She can't
give medical advice witnout tneaicai eau-
Canon ana meaicai Knowieuge.
The offer of free medical advice made
by Dr. Pierce, chief consulting physician
to the Invalids' Hotel ana burjjicai in
stitute, Buffalo, N. Y., has.been imitated
hv so tnanv. who without any medical
qualifications claim to give "medical
advice " that a word of caution is neces
sary. .
Don't write for medical advice to any
one, man or woman, who is not a phy
sician. If they are physicians they will
take the title of physicians or doctors so
that you may recognize them. If they
don't claim that title it is because they
dare not. for fear of the law.
Do not forget that there is just as
much difference in doctors as in artists.
Every little town has its artist who draws
and paints. But these "artists" gener
ally paint copies of the works of great
artists like Millet. There was only one
Millet
There is only one Invalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute, such as Dr. Pierce
oresides over. Thousands of women
come or write to Dr. Pierce who have
found no help at the hands of doctors o
lesser skill and narrower experience.
Any sick or ailing woman, suffering
from the distressing forms of disease
peculiar to women, is invited to con
sult Dr. Pierce, by letter, free. Such con
sultations are absolutely private. Each
letter is treated as a sacred confidence,
and each answer is sent in a plain, en
velope, bearing no printing upon it.
In this way offensive questions and
repulsive examinations may De avoided.
Address Dr. R. V, Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
OK
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15, 25 and 50 cts.
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utes by Wcslford's Sanity Lotion
This tever fails. Sold by M. . Robin
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All who have seen our
New Lot of Rugs
say they are the best and prettiest they
JU have seen for the money. Come early and
get first choice, as they are bound to go
H quickly at the prices we are offering.
When in need of anything in the Furni-
ture or House-Furnishing line, come to see
us, as we are headquarters for such goods,
and will make prices and terms to please you.
Yours truly.
Royall & Borden.
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MANUFACTURE-
Light Buggies, Ladies' PMons, Surries, Traps, Landaus,"Etc
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Our superintendent 2! years practical experience
We GUftRflNTEB everyivehicle made at ou
factory.
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Orders solicited fromthe trade.
Send all work and orders to
-Gtoldstoa Buggy Hamifactnring Company.
Sept 1 dim wly GOLDSBORO, N. O.
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