TiriE ARuU3.
FOltTIfiTH AJSNIVISUSAICY.
DAILY AND WXSKLY. "
LOCAL. CHIEFS.
Items of Interest la and Around
the City1.! -'
Ha?ve you listed your taxes?
The season for colored excursions
is at fcfirjd, and the average "Cullud"i triple front establiahment, and to-
Messrs. H. Weil & Bros. Cele
brate This Event In Their ,
7 Business Career.
From Wednesday's Daily.
To-day forty years ago, on June
21, 1865, the firm of H. Weil & Bros,
opened business in Goldsboro, in a
small wooden structure on the site
of the clothing department of their
present imposing and commodious
indif dual is getting ready to "ride
Hoi). C. B. Aycock, who has been
absent from the city for several
weeks, attending various" courts, is
afr home again.
The former residence of ilr. Jos.
Eewards is being moved to the op
posite ccrner and soon his" proposed
iandsome new residence will be m
course of construction. We go for
ward. r"Mri W. J. Hicks, a recent graduate
in Pharmacy from Wake Forest. Col
lege, has taken a position with' the
Palace Drug Store in thi city, and
will be glad to have his Iriends call
to see him.
Theee hot nights are fine on cot
ton, and the King is beginning to
hold his head up, and before many
weeks, the fields, instead of being
while with blooms, will be white
with fleecy locks. j
"Why should the faemer place so
much importance on cotton when
young chickens sell at 25 to 35 cents
a piece .and eggs average from 15 to
20 cnts a dozzen all the year round
and lambs are hardly to be had at
all?
The spacious corner establishment
of Messrs. Andrews & Waddell, the
furniture dealers, formerly the post
orhce, that recently received a hand
some new front, is now being further
beautitied by the painter artist Mr.
J no. K. Epps.
Mrs. Charity Atkinson, the vener
able mother of our good friend Mr.
E. T. Atkinson, County Superinten
dent of Education, wa3 painfully in
jure i by a fail last week, -we are
sorry to chronicle, and is now quite
feeble, at their home in this city.
Mr. F. A. Daniels left to-day for
Dausviiie, N. Y., where he will
spend, some time at Jackson Sanitar
ium, to recuperate. Mis hosts of
friends everywhere will hope that
his sriiurn at that superb health re
sort may prove entirely beneficial
The Argus predicted a low price
for Irish potatoes. Foity-two mil
lious of bushels of oid crop carried
over made the new crop of Utile
vtiiue. It does not pay the truckers
to dig potatoes at the present price
Itis ever thus, the old, old story of
supply aud demand.
Tue eld Veterans who attended
the g;eat Confederate gathering at
.Louisville, are loud in tiieir praise of
the beautiful scenery along the Cbes
eaoeake & Ohio Railway Irom Rich
moiid to .Louisville, and the splen
did cars, equipment and polite at
tention of tue officials.
At the green grocers, in Goldsboro,
you will ficsd peaches, apples, plums
luuMebtrries, black berries, nearly
every kind of vegetable s, fresh from
our orchards and htlds. ureat is
Eastern Carolina, aud Goldsboro
more prosperous today than ever be
fore, is the oest town m me btate.
so
day they are celebrating their for-
tieth anniversary, and the event,.!
throughout the day, has been ren-1
dered an occasion of deep gratifica
tion to the firm by reason of the
steady tide of callers that have fre
quented the store to express in per-;
son their congratulations and reg-i
ister their good wishes for the fu-j
t.irA rnrppr tkf a firm h'4a I
only accomplished such eminent suc
cess in business, but has ever been
foremost in public spirit for the up
building of the community and un
f tiling in private charities for the
amelioration of needy humanity
not done ostenl&ti jusly, tmd only
known through the ever swelling
tide of popular good will the firm so
1U yuu yuui iiuu, tuugu,
short hair? Of course you
don't. Do you like thick,
heavy, smooth hair? Of
course you do. Then why
m
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Hair vigor
hot be pleased? Ayer's Hair
Vigor makes beautiful heads
of hair, that's the whole
story. Sold for 60 years.
I have used Aver's Hair Vipor for a long
time. It in, indwell, a -wonderful liair tonic,
restoring health to the hair and scalp, and, at
the same time, proving a splendid dressing."
IHt. J, V. Taxusi, Madill, Ind, T.
SI .00 a bottle.
All rimgTBts.
for '
J. O. AVER CO.,
T.owelt. Mass.
Weak
Hair
Johnston County Now the Dry
est County in the State.
The last ' two places in Johnston
county to vote on the question of the
sale of liquor acted yesterday and
both by large majorities went for
prohibition.
These places are Kenly and Clay
ton. TJuder the bill of Hon. Ei. 8.
Abell, of Johnston, passed two years
ago, the manufacture of liquor was
forbidden in the county. Now there
is no town in the county in which
l'quor is allowed to be told. Besides
this, Johnston county has the anti
jug law, and it is claimed that now
ii will be the dryest county in the
State, as it is already one of the
most prosperous ai d progressive.
Eduation In New Hope Town
ship. Editor Argus:
TORNADOES NOTMNCKEAS-
. ; inc.
Prof. Willis L. Moore, chief rf the
United States Weather Bureau, dis
cusses in the Geographical Magazine
the weather and weather eccentrici
ties. He Bays that the most carpful
study of the records does not show
that tornadoes are increasing. Neither
are they decreasing.
The truth is, nothing that mere
man can do on the earth's surface,
whether it relate to the elearTng
away of lorests, or the cultivation ol
land, or artificial drainage, or the
stringing of electrically - charged
wires, or the laying of thousands ol
miles of rails none or all of thest
things restrict or materia'ly m dif,
thoe tremendous lorces of na ur.
that surround our earth and control
our storms ana climate." The at
tempts to disperse clouds by cannon
ading was simply ridiculous, and all
Clayton, June 26, The. vote to- the scratching of the earth's surface
The people of Casey Chapel com
universally enjoys, the sur st baro- munity met June 21 at the new
meter by which t measure the school house for the purpose of out
merits of a mercanule establishment lining some course of action by
of such long standing. which they can secure to the chil-
The firm at its orgmization was dren of the district a higher grade
composed of Messrs Herman, Henry I scliol than they have had hereto-
and Solomon Weil, and took its fore and a longer term. After dia-
nauie from the senior brother, the cussion it was decided to supplement
late Mr. Herman Weil, who came to the public school term of four
Goldsboro in 1858, as a clerk; joined months with a four months private
the Confederate Army, endured school, open to all the children of the
bravely the fortunes of war, and so district, thus guaranteeing an eight
soon after the surrender at Appomat- months school.
tox showed his faith in Goldsboro Benj. Casey, D. B. Thompson, W.
and his love for the people of his O. Herring, D. A. Daniel, S. R.
adopted home by casting his fortunes Heriiag, I. Grant, W. C. Grant and
with us for life and bringing his W.P.Whitley entered into an agree-
younger brothers, Henry and Solo- ment as a Board of Trustees to guar-
mon, here and launching the firm of antee an eight months term of school
H. Weil & Bros, upon the venture- for said district.
some sea of commerce. It was decided to employ a teacher
Subsequent to the death of Mr. J at once for eight months, term to be-
Herman Weil, whose memory is I gin July 10 an i close about May 1,
held in affectionate regard by ali with an intermissioa of two montb3
who knew him, the late Mr. E. Ro- durirg Se ptember and October,
senthal, father-in-law of Mr. Henry I The prevailing idea among those
Weil, acquired au interest in the present was that from this small be-
day was 124 to 36 in favor of pro
hibition in Clayton. At noon the
vote was 90 for prohibition to 17 for
dispensary. At 3 o'clock it was 121
for prohibition to 24 for dispensary.
Kenly, June 26. After a very
hotly contested election for prohibi
tion or dispensary to-day, prohibi
tion won by ten majority. This
now makes Johnston a prohibition
county.
PRICE TOODEAK.
by puny man bave no perceptible ef
fect upon the dreadvd tornadoes.
Mr. Moore does not, it is plain, ex
pect any better remedy against tor
nado s than the cyclone cellar, and
it cannot be carried in one's pocket
ready for an emergency. We may
be sure, however, that the danger is
not increasing except as the towns
that may be hit by them are in
creased in number. The climatic
conditions stand apparency un
changed and unchangeable.
Phenomenal speed on passenger
trains is too dearly purchased at
the cost of human life. The recent
disastrous wreck of the new Lake
Shore flyer seems to have been the
resultofan attempt to clip off a couple
of hours on the run between Chic go
and New York. An eighteen-hour
schedule was in effect which means
that the train traveled at a rate
considerable in excess of a minute
all the way. A speed of nearly two
miles a minute was attained at several
times. When the accident occurred
the rate of speed wai about seventy
five miles an hour.
Euch speed maintained by any one
train is bound to lay an unusual
strain upon the whole railway system
firm anrt miwaii hia fjmilw hprn I ninni'nor a irmanpnt, hitrh sphnnl for 1 Especially is this so on the initial
from Wilson. He brought to the New Hope Township will be estab- runs ana oeiore me wnoie sysiem is,
firm thai- rinonpss rf pYnnriMnw hn- i at rhi nmnt. in th friirf nflSOtO speak, keyed UD tO the n6W
iness sagacity and broad public spirit twro or three years. I order of thing5"
that had characterized his sigually Judging from what we saw and The railroad management which
successful career in Wilson, and his heard, we believa that the people of goos out after a marvelous record
lamented death was a distinct loss to Casey's Chapel district are in earnest should feel perfectly assured that thelThe
our city, in every phaze of our com- about having a good school. They demand put upon human nerve
munity life. He was a man who did have the house, they have the chil- and brains throughout the entire
good for the love of good, aided dren, and judging from the iuterest system are not too great for ready
charity for love of charity. He did shown, we believe that they are response under the changed conditions
not do eood bv stealth that he mieht anxious about the education of their Unless every man, as well aa every
blush to find it fame: he was gener-1 children.
A Visitor.
A Deserved Promotion.
And sua Goldsboro talent goes
forward in every avenue inviting to
the feet of aspiring energy and com
petent ability. The Argus, in com
mon with his hosts of frieads every
where, is glad to note the deserved
promotion of Mr. Jas. S. Hartsell,
who has for a number of years byen
as elated with tha passenger de
partment of the Atlantic Coast Line,
first as conductor and thtu as travel
ing passenger ag;ent. His latest pro -motion
makes him Division Passenger
Agent with headquarters at Tampa,
Fla., for which place he leaves to
night. We will all miss his crgeuial as
sociation, and he taxes with him
the abidiutr trood wishes ot all our
people.
NOVEL HILL ITEMS.
Mr. Jas. W. Baker, who wa3
seriously broken up by a tree failin
on him while guarding convicts l
Dup-iin county some months ago
and w ho has since been iu the hos-
p.tal at Wilmington, has sufficiently
recuperated to be brought home Sat
urday, we are glad to chronicle.
The funeral of Little Henrietta
May, the 4 months old daughter of
Mr. J. M. Britt, was held from the
home Thursday morning and the
iriierment was made in the Edger
ton burying ground, iu Fork town
shio beside its mother, who pre
ceiled it to the grave about three
months ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam P. Lane and
daughter, Miss Laura, of Montreal,
Canada, are in tht city, visiting rel
atives, and Mr. l.aue's many old
frit nds here, his boyhood home, will
bo sorry to know tiiat his health is
very much impaired, aud we all
w ish him a speedy res. oration, now
that he breatnes agaiu the salubrious
atmosphere of his "native heath."
Let's have a Hospital for Golds
boro in keeping: with the importance
of our city aud the abilites aud skill
of our physicians, who, as Mr. Far
ries truly says, "are the peers of
any." Goldsboro has laug enough
discredited herself by inactivity and
listliessness in this regard. Let
the reproach ba removed. Let us
haveau up-to-date Hospital
Miss Mary Best Jones, of the fac
ulty of the Goldsboro Graded School,
has resigned her position, and will
be succeeded by Miss Clara Spicer, a
recent graduate from the State Nor
mal, who was elected yesterday.
Miss Jones has made a most excel
lent teacher and her resignation is a
positive loss to the school. Miss
Spider brings to the work all the
essentials for the making of an ideal
teacher and we are sure she will
prove a worthy successor to Miss
J ones.
Politics are quiet these days of
good old summer time, but this
time next year even Willin Mister
Barkis will be mighty Duy in his
deep anxiety to serve the foi&s. Thus
has it ever been. But, alter all, is
there more vanity in anything than
in politics? Some time ago we heard
one the mo3t prominent politicians
in the State eay that he regrets that
political ambition ever got hold c
him. But when this political ambition
does get its grip on- the heartstrings
of a man. that man is in the grip of
a merciless master, who whips and
troads and spurs the victim who
worships at the altar ofc inordinate
political ambition, an altar built out
of the ashes of blasted hopesv
Mr. Will Tew, the night electric
ian, who a few nights ago, reported
the two nenroes, Shaffer Fulford and
William Aris, for breaking into
box car, which led to their arre&t
and confinement in jail, had an at
tempt made on his Jife Thursday
iii-ht at the electric light station. He)
had stepped to the door to cool, when
a half brick was hurled at his head
' from the dark; he saw the" brick in
"" time to dodge, aud before he could
sae from whence the missie came a
large piece of iron came fiying Irom jrt
the same aiittuuo auu onu.o. m-
hou-e just abovd his hed. He went
inside and procured a gun and went
in search of the party or parties but
4i,n xorxxl in the dark. It n ea:d
ous because he conceived it his duty
to give, and from it derived a pleas
ure unknown to the world, unher
alded by the types, but chronicled
in the eternities of God the Jehov-
ah of his fathers. His interest was as
sumed by his elder son Mr. Jos.
Rosenthal, who with his venerable
mother resides in the family home
here.
So fleet does time fly that it seems
but a brief while ago that the Argus
chronicled the celebration of the
HIGHLY HONORED.
bolt and cro-stie on the whole j line
is up to the work accidents may be
expected. The institution of such tre
mendous speed is to be condemned,
unless it goes h and and with a quick
ened sense of responsibility.
Doings of a Week
Around This Thriving
Neighborhood.
Mr "Bud" Thompson, of Rocky
Mount, was here on spicial business
Sunday.
MrsS D Page and little daughter
Pearl, of Chad bourne,
here this week.
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m He that lives M
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mi yjv
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WJ7 " will feast. W
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gH NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY M
W) mm
yjsfl j Graliam Crackers Vjf
fl I Batter Tkin Eiscsit 1
Social Tea Biscaii M pl !
in and IV MM 7Z
II
Mi
A Tobacco Grower's Profit
is dependent upon a properly bal
anced fertilizer.
No --iH--y
a f r'WJ- AA .
crop is liA-
so easuy yC- v
spoiled as
be right i and to
be right it must
contain at least
10 actual
otash
Supply one path with fertilizer
wi:h plenty of r'otaHh, another with Hltlo or
p.; i:n, una noLetnernsuiifl. it very tobacco
lir. t iiiou Id have our little bnok, "Tobacco
tiuiture'' it wUi be sent free wrte to :
GERMAN KALI WORKS, 91 Nassau St., N. or
Atlanta, tra. 22H South Broad St.
I
V 1
visiting
Sir. Albert Korneuay Elected
Vice-President Soiithern
Vehicle Association.
The Argus is glad to chronicle
Unless the management of a road I Lucas, of Black Creek, made a brief
is absolutely sure that the system I visit here last week.
is wound up to run like clock work
it had better forego the eighty
miles-per-hour attempt To lose a few
the high honor that has so deserved- hours is less than to lose a life.
ly come to another Goldsboro boy
and on who is sDendins his time Accused Men Released.
1
The marriage bells are again ring
ing in our ear9. Don't ask us who,
just ask a certain young lady.
Mr G H Harris, of the Mt Olive
section, spent Saturday ni?ht and i
In i . i. I . il ' . : l
Fla.. June 28 Samuel ounaay wnn menu iu una iieiu
twnt-fifth nni vPrnartT nf tt. wii and bis energies at home in Dui'.aing Tamna.
. . i i im a hia' business and trivine urofit-1 .nd Trwin H,.L-in Wildr. irnfiH borhood
os rrua, ou vvuu'ii uccaaiuu, iu js.t;ep- I 1 w . I "" -" ' " 1
ine with their characterislic Dublic aDie empioymem
unirit fheu nrapntfH in (rrilfihrrr I laborers.
the tweuty-five acres of land that
now constitutes beautiful Herman
Park, and which they have not fail
ed to generously foster, and that wa?
the chief incentive that secured for
Goldsboro the State Orphan Home
of the Odd Fellows, whose spacious
grounds and magnificent buildings
adjoin Herman Park and overlook
to many skilled
so many handsome homes, where,
erstwhile, the hooting owl held forth j
at night unmolested and the day
brought no pleasure in the prospect.
But we might go on 'till we filled
a volume and yet not have told the
half of the interesting history of this
great firm, coeval with new Golds
boro, colaborers with all our pro
gressive citizens and leaders for the
accomplishment of what our city is
and for the achievement of Greater
Goldsboro.
Their store to-day was the mecca
of social enjoyment as it has ever
been of trade and all who called
(and they were legion) were greeted
with cordial pleasure aud royal hos
pitality. The middle store of the
three was converted, for the day, in
to a reception hall. The decorations
were green and white, artistic iu de
sign, eioorate in execution aud
beautiful to behold. Cut flowers aud
spotless linen adorned the numerous
refreshment tables, and here the
most delicious refreshments were
served in generous bounty to all who
called, the visitors beiug seated and
made comfortable and waited upon
with despatch.
The Argus joins with the firm's
army of friends in cordial congratula
tions and sincere good wishes and
may we be here to chronicle their
golden anniversary.
At the annnal meeting of the
Southern Vehicle Association held
at Old Point yesterday, Mr. Albert
U. Kornegay, general manager of
the Goldsboro Buggy Company, of
this city, was elected vice president
of the association.
The honor comes as the recogni
tion of laerit among men of parts
and business acumen, and is, there
fore, the more flattering.
The Argus extends its hearty con
gratulations and wishes the Golds
boro Buggy Company and Mr.
Kornegay alike continued success.
The Hege Log Beam .
SAW MILL
W3TH
Heacock-K!ng Feed" Works
of assassinating Ocar Brannen, at I Mrs Geneva Watts Hnd sister Miss
Plant City,;were released by Judge Nan Epps, of your city, spent Sun
Wall to-day on $5,000 bail each. The dry with Mrs Nancy Hill in our
grand jury meets to-morrow to in- neighborhood.
vestigate the case.
PINE BUFF ITEMS.
01! WOMEN
WOMEN ONLY
Much That Every Woman Desires to
Knov About Sanative, Antiseptic
. Cleansing and the Care of the
Skin, Scalp, Hair, and Hands.
F
Hi
Master Raven wood Elmundson
and bisters Misses Addie and Daisy,
were the guests of their aunt Mrs A
P Howell, Sunday.
The County Alliance will be held
at Salem church July 13, which we
look forward to as a pleasant occa
sion. AH are mviiea to come ana
bring well-filled baskets. Mr H M
Katz will be on hand to enlert iin
us.
Novel Hill, June 26.
E:one"S and Boilers, " Woodworking
Maci:tneby, Cotton Ginning. Briok
mak!:.0 and shikgi.1 and llath
Mc:nNisRT. Corn Mil,ls, Etc-, Etc.
GE1SBES MACHINERY CO.,
,1 Columbia. S. C.
THE GlBBES SHINGLE MACHINE
The Doings and Sayings of a Week
In and Around Our Thriv
ing Neighborhood.
Some of our farmers have- laid by
corn. j
We had a fine rain Saturday night
and crops are looking flue.
Mr Y H Edgerton and wife, of
Greenleaf, were in our section Sunday.
Miss Bettie Wells, of Fremont,
spent this week with Mrs Fannie
Outland.
Misa Maggie Sasser, of near Prince
ton, spent this week in our neigh
borhood.
Rev B E Perkins and wife, of
Pikeville, spent Thursday with Mr
B It Edgerton.
Rev George Starling, of near Pike
ville, passed through our neighbor
hood Thursday.
Mrs John Gurley, of Wilmington,
is spending a few days with her
muiner Mrs Mary Holland.
Some of our young people went to
the Children's Day exercises at
Raine's Cross Roads, Sunday even
ing. A crowd of our young boys and
girls were invited Saturday night to
a Lemonade Drink at Mr Albert
Holland's, which was enjoyed by
all.
The remains of little Henrietta
May,, four-mouths-old daughter of
Mr Milton Britt, of Goldsboro, were
buried at the old Nahunta burying
ground Thursday morning. ' v
Pine Buff, June 27. ?
WHAT CUTICURA
DOES FOR WOMEN
Too much stress cannot be placed
on the great value of Cuticura Soap,
Ointment, and Pills in the antisep
tic cleansing of the mucous sur
faces, and of the blood and circulating
fiiiids, tii us affording pure, sweet, a:-l
econoii'.ical local aud constitutional
treatment for -weakening ulcerations,
inflammations, itchings, irritation,
relaxations, displacements, pcins,
irregularities peculiar to females.
Hence the Cuticura jrcmedies have .
wonderful influence in restoring
1 ealth, strength, and beauty to wear;
women, who fcave been prenaturely
aged and invalided by these distress
ing ailments, as well as such sympa
thetic addictions as anaemia, chlorosis,
hysteria, and nervousness.
Women from the very first havr
fully appreciated the purity and sweet
ness, the power to afford immediate
relief, the certainty of speedy and
permanent cure, the absolute safety
a'nd great economy w;hich have made
Cuticura the standard humour rem
edy of the civilized world
Southern Talent at Yale.
New Haven, Con., June 26. The
Yale senior classes and the Sheffield
scientific department of the Univer
sity held their class day exercises to
day. At the Sheffield Scientific
School class, amoug the historians
were:
Alexander Robert Lawson, third,
Savannah, Ga., and Joseph E.
Washington, Jr., Wessyngton, Ten
nessee.
The list of senior appointments is-
Isued to-night shows the "high
stand" men of the class to include:
Philosophical orators: John E.
Bentley, McMinnville, Tenn.
Trullis that Strike Home
Tour grocer is honest and it he cares to do bo can tell
you that he knows very little about the bulk coffee he
Bells you. How can he know, where it originally came from,
..1 . . -it . , 1 JL
now it wa3 Dienaea or witn wnai
or when roasted? If you buy your
coffee loose by the pound, how can
you expect purity and uniform quality ?
HON COFFEE, the LEADER CF
ALL PACKAGE COFFEES, Is oi
necessity uniform In qualify,
strength and flavor. For OYER A
BARTER CF A CENTURY, LION COFFEE
has been the standard coflee In
millions ol homes.
LION COFFEE 1 carefully packe
at our factories, and until opened In
your home, baa no chance ot being adul
terated, or of coming In contact with dust,
dirt, germs, or unclean hands.
In each package of LION COFFEE you get one full
pound of Pure Coffee. Insist upon getting the genuine,
(lion head on every package.)
( Save the Lion-head3 for valuable premiums.)
SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
WOOLSON SPICE CO., Toledo, Ofcio.
K AVE YOU EVES THOUGHT
How many hours out of each weefe
would be saved by yourself, your family
aud your teams, by the telephone ?
Have you ever calculated how many
miimtesjcan be saved in case of business,
sickness, or emergency ?
Have you ever thought of the dollars
you might gain, if yon were only ia
closo couuection with the market ?
Can you conceive of the pleasure to be
derived from having in your home im
mediate, communication with the homes
of neighbors aud friends though situated
miles away ?
The telephone will pay for itself by
getting better market prices.
It will save several dollars every
mouth by avoiding needless trips to
towu.
It will take, and deliver telegraph
messages immediately without extra
expense.
It will keep you informed ou weather
predictions upon inquiry.
It will order repairs instantly when
machines break down.
It will do the visiting and make social
calls without Iho trouble of "dressing
ap" and taking a long, dusty, heated or
freezing ride.
It will get a doctor ou a moment's
notice and maybe save a loved one's
life.
It will get election returns as soon as
they are iu.
It will keep away insolent tramps and
prowling burglars.
It will keep the boys on the farm.
t It will make bonios banner, brighter,
better and more delightful in a thousand
different ways.
' Progressive farmers living in the
country are installing telephones in their
homes, and in the ni-ar future every
cultivator will have a direct means of
communication with the outsido world.
THE SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
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plication to
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Writes Mrs. Janh Petty, of Roaring River, N. C
My little boy could not walk a step from KiJil,
fell other remedies had failed to do" him any good.
cured him and made him sound and well,
give the same testimony.
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Gives Way During Funeral.
Charlotte, N. C, June 23. While
the funeral services of littie Jessie
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cleanses the blood of all the poisons that cause Rheumatism and all
ether blood diseases, and absolutely cures to stay cured. The most
powerful and effective blood puriner in the world vet it improves tho
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Library conta'ns 43,000 volumes.
Water works, electric lights, cen
tral heating system, new dor
mitories, gymnasium, Y.
M. C. A. Buildiug.
CigCS
To Cure a Cold in One Day.. ;
.u enmanftha negroes iu that lo-; Take Iiaxalive Bromo Quinine
ti r mad over the arrest of the J Tablets. All druggists refund the
tonWroea above mentioned, and money II it fails to
tiavt sworn vengeance
cure. E. w.
I GroTe'8 signature Is on each box 2Sc
TORTURING HUI10R
Cured by Cuticura.
" I suffered five years -with a terrible
itching eczema, my body and face be
ing covered with sores. Never in my
life did I experience such awful suffer
ing, and I longed for death, which I
felt was rear. I had tried doctors and
medicines without success, but my
mother insisted that I try Cuticura.
I felt better after the first application
of Xmticuia Ointment, and was soon
entiiely v.cil. Airs. A. Btson, Eelle
vue, Mich.
Cnti.iiTa Sorti, Ointment, and Pills are .old throofrnont
the wvrid. Potter Urug ft Cheni. Corp., Boston, Sol. fropa
e3-Stnd for ook Xox Womea."
Enelieh Spavin .Liniment removes
Gribble were being held at the resi
dence of her parents in this city tais
afternoon, the front porch to the
dwelling gave way and a dozen or
more people were thrown violently
to the ground, a distance of ten feet.
While none, were seriously injured,
several received painful wounds.
"THE ONE' THAT CURES WHEN CIEERS FAIL"
Writ BOEBITT CHEMICAL COM PAH Y. BALTIMORE, fcr Tiem Sa,-.pl.
Aak your drtirtut for " rORCJKT IV C r-:-?T" Booh.
667 Students
66 Instructors
The Fall term begins
Sept. 11, 1905. Address
Fhancis P. Vknable, Pres.
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CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
Heavy Damage ly Hail.
Tarboro, N. C, June 26. As a re-
Bult of the severe hail storm which
passed through the .western portion
of Edgecombe county Saturday, the
farms in that section were badly
I damaged.
A Guarantewi
Ilehiiig. Blind, li e
trading iiles. Jtrurijisfe
r- l?K,r ltes.
uiug or I ro-
relund
gst-t or sale in Goldsboro by MacKay's Mmrfn -iey.
Palace Dru 8tore and Goldsboro Drug Co.
J. 11 Hill A Soni
OX1L
Price
P, 0. Cobb a Go's
Commencing MondayJune 19th and
continuia throughout the entire w.eek
bi 2te5 S,2t Birzaifl Sale, ladies especially.
The pabiic ars cordially, javi ted to attend this
t Birgain Sale, ladies especially. - -
Everything in our store will be sold at
Rine Bone, Stifles, Sprains, all "57 ' " "Xl 7 1
Swollen Throats, OmAn. to.- Save yf Vour druggist hasn't it send50c in ' gain. Call and b d COn vlTlCed that We mean
stamps, and it wiU be forwarded o n rfrtf.j t,:0 Ln
poevpaia oy iaris meuicine tJo., fct. i w u say a vju auyiu i.v uij iwaw
$100 Dr. E. -Detcliou's Anti
Diuretic may be worth to you more
than $100 11 you have a chad who IT 1
soils bedding from incontinence of 1 U
water daring sleep. Cures old and
$50 by use of one bottle. War
ranted the mdst wonderful Blemish
i j, i a.ijM 1 u in
boro. JT.O 5 4
a bar-
what
OUSE FOR RENT 211
North
neigh-
OST Ladv's nurses with -chain. JJ William street. Good
contained a email amount of t borhood, splendid well of water. Uon-
money. Finder, can keep- money r I vemently located, i'oasession giveu
fbiing alike. It arreBta the trouble ' and return purse to this office, aa it at once. Apply to 0.
t once. $U BqW by Mt E. Bgbin- was prized as a present. - aVWell'a store.
portunity.
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