Goldsboro Daily Argus from Goldsboro, North Carolina • Page 1

Dont be a clam! Step in and Jry one ofj tho Little Vara cigars If you want to smoke the Jv cent cigar IftpctJ -Haild made, clear Havana filer. 1000 sold in 80 days. Only at. Miller's Pharmacy best 5ct cigar town. liter ntrauCi.

1 -7. iAaecs o'er the people's rights No soothing strata of Mala toa Potb. an eternal vigil keep Can lull It hundred to VOL, XIX. GOLDSBQROt-N THURSDAY, AUGUST 2. 1894, 90 TUE POPS' FIASCO.

their name with what they will es teemed dally of yesterday. THE ARGUS Mr. Parker calls on all who give to Capt T. H. Bain.

New Things think their and their vWi had the pleasure of a call OCAL, BRIEFS. prosperous conditions have, been taken from' them to come out and M1 yesterday from Mr. Koss PY Andrews, the genial and good look hear the great Bull of Baahon. ing traveling salesman of the well-known, popular and reliable Suppose we could call up Old Mr. Zachariah Parker (Mr.

E. H. paper bouse of J. u. Addison, Mb.

W. T. Dortch returned to tho city yesterday from Raleigh. family, of Arnold Borden returned home yesterday from a visit to Chester, S. C.

What ThT did In Ralciah YUr. i ISpwiUl to Thb" Arc Vs.) Raleigh, N. C. Aug. 1.

The People's Party State convention to-day nominated W. T. Falrcloth. of Goldsboro, for Chiel-Justlce; D. N.

Furches, Walter Clark and II. G. Connor, for Associate Justices; and W. H. Worth for Treasurer.

-The nominations wero made Without requiring the nominees Parker grandfather) from his angelic home, let him stalk of Washington, Ross has hosts of friends- among 'the trade" in this State, who always around his pld home in ranthams township, (and, say whether or not we are, less prosperous now Miss Nora Sutton, of La- than in his day. in fiats In Negligee In scarfs- Shirts Grange, is in the city, visiting Let him look around his old her cousin Mrs. John Slaughter. neighborhood and see the lm Miss Hoyt, of Washington. provements.

made, the manner of living now, compared with his to endorse or accept the platform. i who has been visiting Miss Anna Privett, has returned da the tine style of his grand children, the improved vehicles home.4 Thi Wool SheduU. Tariff ratal on wool and' ths New York prio la Jionarj for each year they ride in to church and to their greet his visits with pleasure. Capt. S.

G. Fry, the courteous, congenial and popular con due tor of the R. D. passenger service, is on a Vacation sojourn in together with his family. He spent his vacationlast summer with his family, at Beaufort.

His "run" is being supplied byCapt.Jas. Weaver, a young gentleman of practical railroad experience and enjoying many friends with the traveling public. There was a motly crew in conference in Raleigh yesterday to inaugurate "co operation" and secure Grant, of this city, and the notorious negro Mrs. J. B.

Dawson and chil county seat, the churches dren, of Carned ia, are in the city and school houses that dot this Socmer Underwear at BIq Discount from ltefl to 18V2. excluding the period visiting the family of Mr. John beautiful land of ours. Knowing Of deranged currency, taken from ofli-clal record! In the Treasury Depart Slaughter. old Mr.

Parker to have been one Bailee oi Summer And Sorino Clothes At' Almost your Own Prices- ment: TEAS FUCKS VOB Col. and Mrs. Tom Kenar, of of the best men this writer ever saw, we would bo willing for him to be the Jury, and say whether Raleich. who have been spend nitK MCA. COAKSB Value letM than 10 ing a month at Morenead, passed 12 38 43 43 1825 182S or not this country is not In cents per pound; 15 through the city yesterday, re turning home.

per other wool 20 and 80. Act of 1824 more prosperous condition, and more people enjoying their liberty 1827 18S8 1829 1580 Value leaa than 10 Middleton, of Dunlin, Butler and His many friends are glad to than in bis day. EINSTEINOGLOTHING COMPANY- cU per lb, 15 p. the negro Young, of Henderson, sec in the city Mr. Dan C.

Hut other, 4 cU ptr lb. Falrcloth and Fnrcbes. These Let us come a little nearer to young. Mr. Parker's home: call up and 40 aad 50 o.

ton, of Washington, D. who GOKRtQT DRESSERS Ana Haberdashers Under 8 eta, free is here on a vacation visit to his his uncle, Mr. W. K. Parker, consulting together, with others of the same ilk, for reform! There over 8 eta, 0 cU por your city, go back with him to pound ana as per they, are! Bag them; shake old home and friends.

-( Mrs. O. J. Carroll and daugh the time when he (Mr. W.

R. cent. 28 S5 35 80 48 48 -38 48 40 45 48 35 88 38 35 85 85 28 31 80 them up and take your choice Parker) lived in a log cabin near the Hall old mill place, with Tom Cold Dollars for fiy Gents: Under 8 centa free and Buck Kitchen, Yes, Buck made a speech, tut generis, over 8 cent, 4 oentt per pound and 38 Myers to help him work his crop, and let him say. whether or not, of course, and gave all wboi do per cent ter Miss Jcssie.who have been sojourning at Seven Springs, were in the city yesterday returning to their home in Raleigh. Mr.

Sime Einstein returned A A 3 -ML .1 not agree with his trend of the people of to-day do not live thought that he ought to have Under 7 oenta; 5 far better than then. cent: orer 7 oenta Wa can't do that So ran dealers try to make you think they can. Wo can only sir you S2 30 45 35 60 60 50 60 63 42 48 45 45 4s 30 30 40 35 40 38 30 4r 40 38 68 47 25 38 60 33 62 20 35 55 a big fat office' 'down the coun try." oenta per pound and Its true we are not so happy now, as then, but its our own 30 per cent. 10 Atlanta yesterday, so. war spending several days very pleasantly in this city, where his many 60 55 38 42 14 40 70 58 70 S3 65 74 50 68 fill 52 44 35 34 47 40 45 45 33 47 48 43 58 53 40 50 68' 40 60 60 34 50 4T 4 40 0 34 33 33 selfishness: we want the earth Prom 20 to 35 Per cent.

During our July Sale. His many friends here are 1831 18SS 1838 1834 1835 1830 1837 1888 1839 1840 1841 1845 1843 1844 1845 1840 1847 1848 1849 1850 1851 1852 1853 1854 1855 1858. 1857' 1858. 1829 1860 1879 1880, 1881- 1882 1883 glad to greet hi the city again and the fullness thereof, and would like to sit in the shade to the renowned and reliable Russian obtain it. It Is now midsummer and we wUhto "clear the decks" of all summer merchandise.

We ask: Will prloos do ity The answer la left to you. 80 Per font opthalmic optician. Dr. D. 8.

Let Mr. E. H. Parker compart Harmon, who has taken rooms bis educational advantages and at the Hotel Kennon, and will 30 30 23 83 83 34 60 42 32 35 42 27 45 42 32 remain here several weeks to friends were glad to see mm. Miss Sallie Dortch, who has been at Morehead for several weeks, came up yesterday, and went on to Raleigh, where her mother is spending the summer.

Prop. Jno. C. Miller wont over to Little River Academy yesterday to attend a house party i given by Miss Clara other ways of improvement, with those enjoyed by his father, and men of his father's day, I think meet professional engagements As announced some time ago, Just, received: new line of dress goods he will be ashamed of himself Dr. Harmon has purchased real 14 Per cent.

for "sticking" his name to such estate here and adopted uoids a piece of nonsense. boro as his permanent home, Suoh as Covert Cloth, Chariots, Caarlna Suitlnaf Serges. Venetian Diagonal la blue, black, brown and 48 We would like to pay our re though he will continue to value 3X oenta or leas, 10 cenU per lb and II p. e. Value over ew, 12 eta per 49 H3 iioafres to a numoer oi wriwu Air mew- mm vtry stylus) lor Travelling Suit.

rpecU to 'Wayne Counties' gfe'aT 48 37 uake his regular rounds to 11 I 1 4lu friends. id ana iy p. o. "Refomer" Dr. Person, and say to him, if he would do theJabortrs State.

His stay here at -present 1884 1845 It will be a source of resrret to many in this section Value 32 cento or of Wayne County a deed of char will be for some weeks, and ail uy, allow a few of them the pn 1888 1887 leaa, 10 cents per lb. over 32 oento, 11 cU who have need of his services JVLEeCastex tSCo. 43 40 s3 38 38 35 38 87 37 81 33 34 29 32 34 33 33 29 31 81 vilege of going his Nahunta for. the eves will find him at thet 1888 31 per pound. farm, work those lands, and re 1889 34 1890 83 claim them, make bread for their 11 CenU per lb.

to learn that Maj. R. S. Tucker, of Raleigh, has sustained a stroke of paralysis and is now critically ill at his home in that city. Mrs.

J.F.Miller and daughters, Mrs. M. Michaux and Miss Bessie Miller, accompanied by her son Mr. Frank Miller, went est scroll and' fairest page shall children and become more pros 1791 S3 1892 80 connidor In July to the tariff bill. perous and better citizens.

be inscribed tne rigorous and 7 This table speaks louder than all the manly fight made by Democrats Hotel Kenon. Why" should the calamity organs be trying to work up another panic over the small amount of gold in the The conditions are In no way the same as last summer." The drain jof gold was then caused by the sil One of the People. arguments of the protectionists. It or a pure, simple Democratic orm of government, outside of hows that the prioe of wool has gone down a the tariff tax has rone up. Onr Fremont Letttr.

Editor Aran Mr. David which there is no hope for the This Is made clear by the following ta uuwu uu iioauiui where they will spend some wneka. Comrades of many vie me oi average prices irom eacQ tariff Johnson's child who has been period from 1843 to 1802, lnoluxlve: ver purchases, a steadily co-4 torlous patties fought and won, In July to adjut and settle the great strlka. sick for some time, fell on sleep proud of your well-earned tro- TZABS TVHU MED. last Saturday evening, and has gone where all children go to cents oents cento phles, in whose veins now tho Tariff.

1843-48 391 3S 28 III ijrn blood of patriots and statesmen, 1848-57 48 2-11 41 111 10-11 lxw mm wno said: "ttuser litue children to come unto me The 1857-60 43 45 38 Lowetit 18794a 87 89 11-14 34 8-14 Illgh't parents have the sympathy of la July to sup the community. Mr, Johnson ipply you GHA- Here we see that medium wool aver those dellcloui who have never yet faltered when duty called, your country demands your services. Come and let us make an effort in the party the grand old Democratic party that has survived all other parties, to rescue our himself very sick. aged nearly oents per pound more tlnulng drain that meant inevitably a change" to the silver standard if it were not stopped. But it was stopped and the panic was ended.

There are no panicky conditions now, and the ordinary rise' and fall of the gold in the Treasury is not of great importance. It has been shown that there is magic in the figures If there were a "run on the Treasury, that sum' would not begin to redeem the outstanding obligations, while if no one Dr. R. Cox has been dan than line wool from 1889 to 1892, al though up to 1891 It was protected 2 gerously siclj, for some time, but HAM WAFERS and BUTTERFLY Crasms; but we wfll kepp them right along and lot of other table dellracioH, too. oento less per pound.

ns friends hope lor him a speedy 11 anybody asks me lor reasons wnj country and people from that low tariff and high tariff prices go together I ma find It difficult to ex which threatens a worse servi- Since writing the above, Dr. Cox died this morning. Just be- ude than Russian serfdom. Days plain. The protectionists in congress demand high rates on wool for the rea Mr.

Editor, wo present to the ore seven o'clock. Ills death demands their redemption the people from this, district for tias cast a gloom over the com Uongress a man true ana tried, munity, for nearly- all loved nra. May the Most High be with descended from pure Uemocratla ancestry, has been In public life Ills family, be a husband to the widow and a father to the father- son, they allege, that cheap wool will be the result. Whatever the reason may be, the above tables make it clear that a tax on Imported wool does not help wool raisers in these States. Satisfied that this is true, the Democrats In Congress decided to place wool on the free list, and deprive the manufacturer of woolen goods of one excuse for his high prices.

Hut they did not stop at that; thjy took down nearly half of his protection wall; and if they get another opportunity they will take down some more of it, WE are having a good run on Cannl lVachew, Deri) CralM, Lunch Tonguo and l'uttl Meats and our patron tell us Ours Is tho Nmt blooded Co (Toe In tho city. ess children I i i i Crops In this section are fine for several years, and by his high moral course and legislative capacity- has won the respect and confidence of the people. Being emphatically a people's man. he is, also one of tho exact proportion of gold in the Treasury matters little. Says the Charlotte Observer: "The Republican convention! of the third congressional.

district a few weeks ago broke up! at Weldon with what' was little short of a riot. Delegates denounced each other in unmeasured terms; the presiding officer was dragged out Qf the chair and the house adjourned so far; but tne people seem depressed, That may be owing to their- financial condition and he slow and tardy way in which most feeling and humane men always ready and willing to Why did they not do so this time? At uour Service. TBS D1USIU SUiiUUt Ul Lena M. Hudgins will begin Thursday, August 23, next to the residence of Mrs. Hattie Dortch, on William street.

Tuition, f20 per term of. twenty weeks. Bills payable monthly. There will be a township Sunday School Convention held in this city in the First Baptist ehurch onWednesday August 7th, opening at 10 o'clock a. m.

The program will be published in tomorrow's Issue. The public are cordiallyTRvited. Prof. Logan D. Howell, superintendent of the Goldsboro Public Schools, and Mrs.

M. O. Humphrey, of the faculty of our graded school, are in Kinston this week, assisting Prof. J. Y.

Joyner in conducting the teachers' institute for Lenoir county. WE publish this morning an exact schedule of the wool tariff as comprised in the Wilson bill, for which we are indebted to our good friend Hon. B. Grady. He sends it by special request of a number of enquiring Democrats of Wayne county.

The Lbase ball match game between the Goldsboro club and the Wilson team, which came oil at Wilson yesterday resulted in favor of the Wilson boys by a big majority. -Goldsboro's usual luck, of course. Wonder how our boys good, clever boys thev are, too would get along with marbles! TEE refreshment soliciting committee of the Rifles, in aid of the Bentonsville Monumental Bazaar, are out on the war path. They request us to say that it is Congress legislates in giving re- Because the manufacturers reduoed ief to the -mass of the people, if such a thing can be done by wages, shut op shop, drove their employes Into Idleness, converted them into tramps, Coxeyltes, etc, and made only help the oppressed and needy. Suoh never go to him in vain.

Being a very magnetio man he has the happy faculty of drawing with two candidates claiming the eglslatlon. Anyway the people the stoutest neariea tree trader Hesi nomination they both claim it still. In the Republican convention of Craven county las! Satur-urdav week there was a row and tate. They overwhelmed us with petitions and protests from manufacturers heve been looking that way for Eromisea made to be fulfilled, lost of our Southern members people towards him. The name of Hon.

B. P. Aycoek would be BlZZClI have stood1 up manfully for the a tower of strength, and if be is the nominee, a Brand and fflorl. and their employes. One of the most imposing, signed by persons and Anns in all the State and Territories, had Smith Yeivertoa iq tfca North Caro one delegate denounced another as a liar.

The Forsyth county rights of their constituents, and ous victory would crown the ef. Republicans held two county brts of Democrats in No rem- tins list. Yours, Ii. F. Geaby.

Bros. ter. say the peopier conventions last Saturday ana each of the two factions roasted have done all in their power tor the people and to redeem their pledges. We are more determined than eveato fight for the principles of Democracy that AND NOW. NAHUNTA.

Fremont, July 31. 1894. 60. gave to America its proudest title Let Facts and Reason Prsvall GBAOTHAits, July 29. 94.

WANTED. and mado the people sovereigns. To your tents, Oh, Democrats! rinthtnv Am.hm Arent wanted for Unfurl the banner of Democracy, i Dear Argiu-Ths beautiful nOTAing, wh.0H nature seems loveliness within itself, and all Goldsboro and vicinity. Liberal earn I t. V.

Lett; and under its proud and stain Fancu Grocers the other. An effort is making to get a meeting in Raleigh today of the Republican State Executive committee, in defiance of the chairman and about half the leaders of the party. And jet this organization, which cannot operate its mrty machinery without disgraceful rowing, and which can hardly hold a convention without resorting to blows, wants the people of Isofth Carolina to trust it with their'gov-Arnment Thevll never do missions peia, sua we lunuo uw i sad most complete eatflt erer provided by say house. Write at on. for terms.

Wend 1 or I reference. less folds, as true patriots and lovers of liberty, make one grand rally and fight in the party mankind ought to be at peace with his neighbor and full of thankfulness to hli God for the WANAMAKER BROWN, ft U. Philadelphia, Pa. for the people, for those many blessings bestowed, espeel Special Drive. 8peclai drives in pocket kniro Scissor aad Shears displayed ia my frost windows.

Pocket 15, 15, S3, 60 and T5 cents; ScW. 15, 25, 33 and 60 eents. Agent for "Eclipse" Bteycle Coniiny. principles which have so often ally for the beautiful crops given led the people on to victory and to our teoutniana, i propose com A Professional sbecker player Dig not their intention to miss any one. If they do, the party must not feci slighted, but hand in mentlng Just a little on Mr.

E. H. glory, so that when future bis Parker's notice published in your tory shall bo written, on its high wages. Apply uo yo 1. 1.