- . .
-i j war ':rVir'AL t
THK BUST alEDlUat ,
T Baaci Ha Clrclt
KOH ADVKHTlSEIttV
. "This Amus o'er the people' rights
Dota aa eternal vigil keep-
No soothing tniu'of Mali's
Cab lall it hundred eyes to sleep."
VOL.X11.
, a . SrMi
IGOLDSBORO. N. C. WE DKESDAY. JANUARY 28. 1891.
NO 91
tilt mil" X-iW TH (tfm 11 'Ihi I tri4THICOtTO,of '
we
THE ARGUS
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One copy, ona year, in advance...! 1 00
One oopr.alx months, la advance. . 50
One copy, three month.a advance 15
Srascairnoa Bits roa Dailt i
One ejpy, one year. taadvaaee..,. 5-P
OnecooY.ilxnKntha.lnadvsaoe.. 160
Oot codv. one month, in advance. 60
Cher en be ne better taediamof
adv rtising thta through oar columns, aa
- oar paper goes daily Into the hands of IU
many restart, thus, keeping tem ever ra
mi aded of our advertising merchnBt;
and ai the chief reason fur constant adver
tUlag to fo fcavetbe advertisements read
as, often m possiVe the ad vantage of ad
vertlaing in Tbb Dxttr Aaacs la at onoe
evident, as on patrons will have their ad
Tertise'nenU road afresh every day. Bates
famished c application. ' '
NKW ADTBRTISEMBTT.
For BeoW. r. Millar.
rilood PuriBar Mra. Joa Pammlt BawWr.
Xotloenf lel-W.a;0,B, BoMoaoo. Go at.
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Mi88 Fibabb Dewit, of Raleigh
ia vititing Mr. W. F. Kornegay.
The -planting of peat i$ now
the go among oar local trnckera.
all
Thb "Old Folki Concert' ia being
arranged for on an elaborate Kale.
Messrs. Job ayd Gbobgb Pibby,
of Princeton, were ia the city jester
day. . .
Miss Hattib Howabd, who baa
been visiting Mitt Mt4e ' Lee, left
yesterday for her home inTrboro.
Wb regret to chronicle that Mrs.
Joe Carrot! ia qnite tick with pneu
monia at her home on William street
Evcbtsoot shoald bear in mind
and not fail to; yiai the tapper of
the ladies of 8 1. Paul's charch td
morrov: evenings t .,
Thb rrEtnrr 'of Dr. W. J. Jones
from New York, bringing the news
oi tneir. ton Win s unproved condi
tion' is very gratifying to their boat
of friendiin this, community. ,
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OtTR v mod - friend ' Mr. Jetfcre
Howell; of Fork township, thinks he
baa beaten the reeord, and fa itep
ping bih in cooaequenoe. He killed
a two-year old porker Jaat week that
upptx sue oeam av av poaoua.
't--.i!l.'i tl K". :(') -- '' ,y '
Thi hill Unni . thm CUrtral Aa.
epmhty providing for t!he eatabliah
ipeut of aState Normal and Indna
trial' school tor girli is creating
con8iaexabie aisensaion: pro and con.
that ii waxlngVrm tod intereating.
A.' ' ' '
IT Ii indeed cioriona that the e-
farious "Force Bill" bai been azain
thwarted. M'hef Eada."-' re not
tqual,'jeven in the - brote ; force of
numberB, to tbe inperiorlBtelligence
of tbeirDeenocratio opponenu the
people's championa. t . u.a i
It would perhapa be well for the
Board of CSoantv Com mission era at
tht-f coming, monthly' meeting. ' to
condition of enf ooontj jail, fiTb
remedy Will anirgeat itaelf npon due
inapecuonJi ine premiaea."
. i x ;
Now ia a good time for tome of
oar pu oiw pin tea, progressive onsi
nest men to come together and take
atpna tar ikrtrpRtiorv lit m. , larM . to
baoed warehouse in Goldihoro. Thia
ia one of, Goldsboro'a greateat needs,
I ' I ITT I .
. auu w vau. nave iu n or oou rt it
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flr.n. 'RIm TTft!Uw ht w1
knowarv coJored., drircr' of the, floe
' tpan otm'uWof the! -Ooldsbnro Oil
Mitia, in w bwh wiu wh mvj
- ways took ao mnch pride. ' it dead.
He died yesterday of pneamonU. He
vat a qaiet and faithful aervant.
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CAre4ur.WT.Dortch,' of the
uoiotbofeJSiBeaT vent-to Baleigb
jetterday to interview Hit Excelled
cy Governor Fowle in mnrd to M-
earing one of those Gathng gnnt for
- u cummana nere wmco me ouie
IS i TYWvtvl 4a miuim iaah t mm f Via
' U. S. OovernnMBt. Goldsboro being t
' great railroad centre, from wnicn a
apeedy move could be made in any
. dinpotion in rjt nf amprcrnAV.
tboald have one of the gnnt' bj ail I
Firrr-EiRarr rose res.
The BeotloM BUI aad the Oonn Re
olatkm Defeated la the ftaa
.
?i
tM Adoption of a afotloa So lakaay
in jspyamoavaaeat mil. - j -
' Washibotobi, Jan. 26.-8eatb.
The 8enate met at noon in con
tinuation of the legislative day of
Thursday last, the pending question
being the resolution to Amend the
rulea by providing a method of clos
ing debate. Mr. Morgan returned
the floor and continued the argument
began Saturday ia opposition to the
Ero posed rale, and to the Election
iw bill, both' of which meaaaret he
claimed, on the authority' of he New
York' TinuJt, to be for advancement
of Hameou's project for jre-elecfion.
At 1:20 Mr. woloottl asked Mr.
Morgan to yield the floor to him to
that be might move to tate np tut
Apportionment bill.
Mr. Moriran aaid he would do to,
altboagb, he vat at a very intereating
point in hit speech, wbicb be truatea
be voald never have the opportunity
toreaumt.
Mr. Wnlonfct then made that mo
ti6o,'and Mr. Dolpb moved to lay it
on the table. '
The rxint of order against the lat
ter motion vat made oa tbe Uemo
cratio tide, but the Presiding Officer
(Piatt) overruled it and held that
tbe motion wat U order. f
The vote wm proceeded with. amid
great excitement, ana. there . was
mnch confusion and tone ill-feeling
in relation to paira. Mr Daniel aaid
that he had , been paired with Mr.
8quire, but aa he vat informod by
. . V aT aT a ak
the Senator from mevaoa (ult. Diew
art) that the Senator from California
rRtanfordl waa in favor of DrOOeed
ing with buainete, he voald tranafer
Mr. 8qutre'a pair to Mr. Stanford and
would himself vote. Mr. Aldrich
himself objected to the proposed
tranafer, and insisted that there waa
no authority for it Mr. Stewart
admitted that he had no direct au
thority to pair Mr. Stanford with a
Senator in favor of tbe proposed
rnle. but laid that Mr. Stanford
told him before leaving tbe city for
. ... a m
New Yorktbat be was in zavoroi
taking u1 the Apportionment bill
Mr. Aldrich asserted, on the con
trary, that Mr. Stanford had told
bim distinctly tbat be vaa in iavor
of the pending resolution, and he
( Aldrich intimated that the propoa
ed transfer would be taking anfjur
The controveray ' dereloped tome
acrimonioua feellnr on both aidea,
but the matter ail aetuea oyjar.
rwr.iel eavfnv that if there vaa any
doubt or ditpate about HW would
let bit pair vith Mr. Squire ttand
and that va the upshot of it The
a ma nnAatinn also arote BS to the
pain of Meetra. Sboup and Mwlr.
but tbe final retoit vat mat -pairs
tood aa follows: Messrs. Pierce and
Rmwn: Plnmh and' Gibaon.'fetti'
grev'and Paaoti Squire' and Danief,
Shoup and Coiqnttt, Bauaers ana
Xngallt, ChandkrV BndBlodgett,
Muudv and Hearst. Ill CfiHUa auu
Voorheea. Mr. SUndford tUuds at
abeeut, not paired. ; . .' ' f
The mult vat announced yeas
Si, naya 35 ao the mouoo to lay on
the table vaa re i cteo. i no, an
nouncement vat greeted vith ap
plaate oa the Democratio tide and in
?. .i l- J v
tna mime, xnia vaa reseovcu uv
Mr. Edmnnda. vhoinaiated that the
Chair should enforce the rn let of
the Senate, and that - if there vat
any repetition of the disturbances
iuc gatiac tv auvum vivhmi , , .
Tb following U the vote io details
:Yu Meaara. Aldrich. Allen.
aVk aMllnmaa akAHM Kal A I aaat VaWl
Alliaon; Blair, Carey, Collom.' Davit,
Dawes, Dixon, . Delphi "Edmnnda,
Evarta. Farwell. Frve. Hall. Hawley.
Hisonci, Hoar, alcuonuen, . so.cu.if
lian. MaodtTsoa, Mitchell. Morrill,
nu i- -m.i. Du..A .tmm ' R..
yer, Sherman, Spooned, StockbridA,
Wamn. W liaon 01 lowa ' . -K 1
i NiTtMerra. BsrbonK Babi Ber
rv. Blaekbun. Bntler. CalL Cam
eron, Carlisle, Cockrell. Cuke, Euttta
Faulkner, ueorge, llorman, uray,
Hampton.' llarns. Jocet of; Arkan
tat. Jonet of Nevada. Kernu, Mo
Pheraon' i Morsran. i 4 Pavne. Jrogb.
BaosoBV ' Beagao, .Sbnrailf Teller,
Turpie, Vance, Vett, Walthall, Waeb
. ..... . I m a. t "WWT1
burn,' Wilton , or . Atarvuna, wai
cott-3$. V ii rrf
A vote vaa then taken on Mr. Wai
oott'a motion to take u d tbe Ad portion
ment bill and it vaa carried by a like
vof a veaa U xta vt : 84--tne . onl f
difference being that Mr. Pettirrew'i
pair vat transferred from Mr. Patco
to Mr. CalL. There vat no dittinct
outbreak of applause at the final iud
ce&t of the movement 'asaiBiv me
Electiona bill aad tbe proposed rule,
but the feenhg of jubilation waa not
Lit great on the Democratio aid
i ir. ni.t. i. I ...k
anu air, uiair jnverpupw bv muat
that vbea alnaa vu down that wai
the time to get up, and to nov thlt
vat tbe ume to taxe np ana pass me
Edneation 1ill. rCafl of "order"
from the Democratio aide.
aaaa. . m, . a a
Tbe retoiutaon for. me ameoameuv
of the rule having been thua die
Mvd and relearated to the calendar
(M-tbe Elections bill bad previously
been) the Senate proceeded to conaid
eration of the Apportionment bilL
i
Featala Normal School.
At noon on Monday the House of
Representatives of the Legislature
took up the bill to estabhah a for
mal and Industrial achool for. White
girla. Great iatereat vai felt in
this meatnre, and thegalleriea vw
entirely filled with ladiea. The bill
provides that tbe achool shall be lo
cated at tome point which may make
a tatariplion.
Mr. Gilmer, chairman of tbe com
m it tee on Education, aaid Jbat com
mittee had made a unanimoua report
lu favor of tbe bill. He then p'O
omm) to trAt the billand lU
Mpita. anl called nnon the members
to tnnnort the meaanrfc He felt
ture every member was in favor, of a
movement along tne line ox puouc
edneation. No man who waa not in
faror it anrh an advance eoold .bave
come to thlt aeealOn' of Legislature.
Mr. Henryu)ppoed the bill, Bay ing
he did not think it met the de-
manda of tbe actuation, jie aesireu
to know whv the University should
not be thrown open to tbe girls. He
said the bill waa an outrage upon tbe
women, because it requirea mow
who atndied at the school to repav
the Sute for their tnition.by teach
. . ... a a If . . 1
log in tbe puWio tcbooir. u uok
ODtbe present school system which
costs $718,000 annually, of which
$650,000 goes to teacpert, ana ine
remainder to officers, lie aaia to if
bill provided for giving away U,-
000 of the people'! money. The bill,
he tbongbt, wat. prepared io creaw
some fat offices. He coma
no InstifiA ion for tblS Dill. lie
attacktd tbe University and aaid the.
ncn people ana nos vue ywi g
benefits of its. The refcalt as re-
irarda thia af hnol would be the tame
at at Chapel nil I. x n , v niyerany
ith 1fifl atndenta. costs tbe State
$20,000 a year. He thought ' three-
fourtbt Of tbe acnoianmpt mere
ahonld be riven to females, and tbe
.. . - .. .
latter ibOuld not be requirea to pay
by teaching for their tuition, om
put npon the tame footing aa the
von A ir men. He aaid if aacheol of
thia character waa established for the
white, one mutt, under tbe oousti-
tntion. be. established for tbe ne-
O - m anr ! A
Mr Bryan, of. wayne, ,aaw p ien
a deep interest in tbit measure. He
aa. d th relation of me teacoers w
the Stata wat different from that
of othtr professions. , , To the woron.
who, make . tne oesi leacoers, mt
State" looka for the gre t -majority of
its instructors. Such an institution
at it proposed will prove a godoend
to the, poor girli of North Carolina.
H waa . sore the Odor . People
of North 'Carolina would .appland
hia action in supporting this wu,
whloh will eneonraet : thb poor girls
of the Bute.' "He thanked God tbat
hia people vera not a niggardly peo
ple and vould rejoice in a bill which
opeht the doort to tbe yon ng women.
nr. Diinurr iwh wwuiij '-r
port of the bill at of great moment
and intereet to tbe whole people of
the State. He bud in this measure
tbe-kwtereat at a father magnified into
a liXfrW 'No 1 man knowt what J a1
d.xayWigioT njlwhfn :U
may need . a helping, band. n
... .... i 1 1
wanted tbe iignt oi eoocauon wnwp
noon the arirlaat it la upon the boya
Tf. hii.'nba1itv. and
Tuatioe for all the neopfe of North
Carolina.
if r Bay allowed Mr.lunner and
spokH bitterly aainn toe mil
tabting" eaiecy vamwecxion uvswn
requirea women taught at tbe a hools
to become pnbllo acbool teachers.
Ht opposed the entire' bill, however,
even if tbit proviao waa eliminated.
t If trtnn mada a canital sneech
in adVocacy 9? tb biUsying it wat
dae to tbe-woroen-vx ice ow ma
ihit provision thoold be made. Pe
titiona for this tchool had come, from
thonaanda of women. - .
- Meurs. Peeblea and rntcnara baa
quite a tharp tpat ia regard to tht
bill, and at the end of this (be Hoaae
adojurned leaving tbe bill at nnfln
iahed buainett. The deUte wat to be
returned yesterday. The bill , will
probably pan by a' good ' majority,
ft . n. . i. A.MAaf
Buoklan a-Ardoa St4ra.4 r--. u
Tbb irxaf oALTia thewotw Por cow,
Braisea. oorea, u wart. pu nunn. nw
Dotes, mar, vaappaa uanua, vsuumuia,
Oorna,aaa all Bala rmptkaa, and na
tively euea PUsa, or ao psy required. It
it) guara mean give penec aauaiacuoo,
or moaar iwiaadad. Prio B6 ecau per
. . r ak. O
box. roe rue aw 4. xx. uiu m ooa.
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paaotHo Bitten. .
' :ThU retaedy Ubeoomlnf so well known
aaH so popular aa o need no sppo al nien
tioa. AOi who hat ed EieotrU Bitters
Bin the .same aongof praiae A' purer
madto nedoes a t exist and it is t uaran
tred to-il all that la Claimed. KlttHc
Bittera vful corr all dla aaoaol th Lt er
and Kidneys, will remme Pimple, Holla
8alt tthenm snd other affections caused
by impara blood. Will drive Malaria
frran tha.avatem and fevmtu w-11 as
mn all Malarial fcven. T cut f
Headache. OnstpaUo. ana tnatgatuon
.niraaaad. or me7 reinnnau. rnce
50 eta. and 11.00 per buttle at J. Ht Hill
eon's diUr stora.
- -A
Woader Worker.
M rr&a Tlaffmaa. a toudit man if
B irliatita, Oblo, Ut s that be had been
under tha care oiiwo pnwmani ruy'-
dans, and used their treatment nnUl be
was not able to get uroana. ,ueJ P'v
nonnoed his case to be onaiitnptiob and
lncarable. was penoa.le4 V . try Dr.
Kinff'aNtw Diaouven for uonsnmpuun,
Coaahs jid Colds and at th ttiine was
' i . .u. ... ... ..,1. V. ...
not kuia ao WIJK acmaa uia mviym wuu ui
resting. He found w fore be haa u. a
bah of a dollar bottle, that b was utn
ltur haoontliiUcd tottse V and Is to-day
enjoying good health. Ii yon hav ai y
throat. Lnnr or Cheat Trouble try it. We
guarantee aatiafaction. Tilal bottle (
W - wa. a l l a J ' . I
at J. xL X1U1 KDona arun awn
Ourdraa Joodi (ieportment offor an
elegant variety to all thaw In t d oi
anything tn that line, tju nniuaia
Notice of Sale.
ITnilar and bT vlrtaa oi a dr&tee oi
thf Superior Conrt of Wayi" CUDty
N. O, in the action oi Joie) h N.
Crawtitd vx Rsbccea Btlla- ce, rendi-rad
at September term 1800, 1 will stsll for
cah at tbaaonrt bonaa door in tbe cm
f (lotdsboro, N. O., at 19nolci m n
Monday, tbe XOth daofMrch 1891.
the lands described in the pleading in
aid action, being a lot in me-iown oi
Fremont, N. CM which waa coovejei u
B. F. Mai hew by IleDecca uaiuoce iy
mortgage dead of datn lit April 1887,
kod recorded in tba office of the Reute-
ter ot Deeds of Wayne county tn boos
No. SO. page 87.
W. R. O'B. R blnw,
Jan. f, 1801. Commui n- r.
NOTICE !
TWILL BELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION",
Cm . omriit nfaix montbl. on tliC 7IU
lay of "Febrwary, lWtrt " r1
court bouse door in uoiaauuro, iu iui
lowing articles, bel'ingiag to tbeeatate
.,f A. Knrh. denaaaed. to wit: On
Holler and Kneina. one Combination
Wood worker, one Variety Mnller, one
Planer, two UthS, one lennoning nia
hin. utiu rmt off Saw. one Sandpaper
inr machine, one MortUin macblne.
Obafiing, Polleys. Mta, Tin -la, etc. '
I. B. FONVIKI.LJI,
J.n 18,1801. ' A'trur.
FOB BENT.
nME OR MORE YEARS-
The brick Imildtnn rowoccupwd y
M J D W Hnrtt ai a Tailoring eatat.
I.M.m.n.t. Piiaaaaaina'irivrn i nX
Kebrttarv. . loauWt ol Miller & 8hn-
n ki or J.F. Miller. -
WHJLTKJSHAD.
rIai ' I YliBBEABOM.
aoAawrr aar arajww bewr 'erred to the
tradaof taiseltrbr J.B.PIVKB,
- AthlailaU lathaOltr riahJIarkat.
Jant-tf
BAUBBUItT, B.U r, .
Ctorm Barter
i ' Invlrahlj Itaownii-Bfli , s ,
WBTaHNMKEM.Dy
Whaa Babf was etc, wa a bar Caatoria.
Waaa aha waa a ChM. aha ertod f or Caatorla.
aha WaaaM Mfca, aha clung to Caatoria.
aha aCMdiwa, aha fare UCaeorla
Baby'a Sbott PoUabr.
9 emts or I bottles for 25, cents b,t the
New York Bargain Store.
nestOowFatd'' ",
On the market It is composed ot
rt Rnn. Ctfn. Paaa and Oat, ail
mLxad and nonad together. I do ntt
claim br it that every one that tr es It
will like P-nothbjg Is aniveraally pop
ilar hat I am aattanad lha treat majority
who ate it will call a second time. For
aaleonly by , B. Jf. PlUVETT,
Carpets, ail kinds, mattiag, all widths.
rags, ail kinds, aaa tne price m n wn
at ?. :- W41L B iOi.
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Plnaavoole Oem. , ... ,.'
The latest and lihest drink oi tba season
Try it at Robinson Bros. Urngjbtore,
THE - CASH
Surrender valno put 0(H)n a num
ber of articles in my stock, has re
sulted ao satisfactorily that I have
decided
m CQN'l'IJViUH
-The tame policy for a few dsya
longer. The list will bo changed
or hddt-d to daily. Thia ia not
imro idle talk, it moans Goods
m im zfionsi
Than you have becu buying them.
It is certainly worth your while to
all and aco what LOW PRICES
we can make yon for
SPOT - CASH.
I. B. FONVIELLE.
COU. W. CENTER & CHESTNUT.
COME AND SEE
OUU NEW STOCK OF
Dry Co)di. Neliont, Hits,
OArs. boots & shoes.
CUT i'Eli.i CI iLL GOODS.
l'ani goous lucis. per yu. anu up,
Calico 4ct; Domestic 6ct; Bleerhing
5 cts. Stocking! 8 ota. NT C heavy
n'aids 5 cts: Oiniibum 8 cts; Hata
Ik . v i MK
40 eta; and up, liooti at cost; obvet,
ladies 11 00. men's $100, children's
85c. and up anv uriceevuu wtuL A
11IO LOT OF NOTIONS.
GROCSIS ! GR0CE1S!
;
Mrtit. Flour. Lard. Fnear. Coffee.
MoUtea, Best Gilt Edge 'Butter 25
. w m m V . . .
and 30 eta. per id. Dest ira ou cu
best pure lard 10 Ota
EUREKA CUE SE 15c
Mik buiscuit 10 cts, lb; pure apple
Vinegar 25 eta per gal. Soap ban
for 5 eta; Starch 5 cu; Coffee 20 cU.
per lb. Smoking tobacco 2Q cts. per
lb.; 8nnff, Cigar, etc. All tbe above
gooda told, k
STRICTLY FOR CASH.
, fQive me a coll and we guar
antee satisfaction or money re
funded. '
ed; l. edmundson.
TIME IS HONEY.
fiO DIRECT TO
LU
FOR ANYTHING YOU NEED
IN THE
GROCERY :-: LINE,
-AND THEREBY-
SAVE : TIME.
WHICH IS
EQMALENT TO IM.
Thb Place,
w Should
Lu M
HKNIa MXBDOr I
i
COFFEE, SUGAR, BAKING
POWDERS, SOAP, TAB,
STARCH, POTASH,
CANNED GOOD8,
Aa, IS THE
STORE OF
K. H. PIPKIN,
ON WALNUT ST.
V. 8 It t BX.LIXQ QOODfl
RIGHT DO ran
To rait tba TIM WA ant hia alaea IsHBAO-
qCabtbbb.
Ward tbe Barber guarantees aaisiae
tion. In hair catting aad shaving.
Art L stone
Winter vara begianlag 8eptamlr S3
Photograph! enlarged. Tor fall particu-
,PPiy XI8S KATE GALLOWAY,
Studio, corner of Caeataat aad James
aueete. T H-dti
Art.
xriu ruddu ralffham la now Dretared
ti An., m. rim taOia different braackes
of CWna palattag. Orders front a diataaee
'Miatea. xenns naui uwi w
jtifBi
ADimnSTATOR'S HOTICB
HaTlna axaalMat aa Aa) atobtrlx ,ta
aaata of A braai raa4. aa ua j
i Say a Jaw-
i mi ii , iit.i.M aaall l
tatobaaa .aid .aatota, to aha taai
!i!2inrJil fo aarmaafia evbefort thakX
aajof Jaaaary,
pliU to bar ot ih-tr raeovarr
That Mta way f Jaaaarr. Pj
rthai aottoewtU wa
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