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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-08-10
An AngrS Governor.

New York, August ga SPECIAL to
be "Sun" from Columbia, s. c., says
the rough treatment accorded Governor
Tillman's dispensary spies in Sumpter
and Charleston has made the Governor
angry. To day he announced that he
was going to arm constables and inten-
ded to give them instructions to shoot
anybody who 1nterfered with them.
Pm going to issue orders for the
first one Of the men &c shoot when he is
struck. I'm not going to allow State
constables to be made dogs of by bar
keepers and their followers"
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next few weeks, with prizes offered
suffici ntly attractive to draw con-
testai.ts who in turn will bring visi-
tots from a distance, is now quite an
e tahltahed certainty. Mr.. Henry
Lee has the event with all its APP
pointments in charge, and this, of
ITSELF, IS a guarantee that the affair
will be on an elaborate scale and very
attractive. We have the best and
most convenient race course in the
State an there is no reason what
ever that the carnival should not be
a brilliant success.
THE alarm of fire startled our
citizens about 9 O'Clock Tu esday
morning when it was found that
the residence OF Mr.. Jno. r. Smith,
on John street, was in flames from
the interior. The p,ompt arrival!
of the fire department saved the
she'll If the building and prevented
the spread Of the fumes TO contig-
uous dwellings,, but the interior
was completely destroyed together
with the furniture. There was
81 500 insurance on the dwell ing
for the ben: Il If Mrs. ", S.
Farmer, who holds the reserve title
20 the property, and $500 on the
furniture. 1t is not know now the
fire originated, a. the family were
all asleep and did not awake till
the alarm was given from without.
The prompt arrival of Capt. Sta
ord with the G~old8boro reel dee
serves especial mention.
TAE directors Of the Bank of
Wayne of this city, pursuant to their
regular semi~anuuai meeting Tues
day, have declared a semi-annual
dividend of 4 per cent, payable on
and after the 10th inst. which is
to- morrcw. Could anything be more
encouraging to our people and more
creditable to the substantial business
methods and progress of Goldsboro:
That the Bank Of Wayne is able tc
do this thing at this time, emerging
as we are from d great financial crisis
that las sat during the long summer
months like a bli9hting suff0cation
upon the whole country, Is worthy
Of more than a passing notice. 1t *
said that great crises produce heroes:
and Goldsboro has not been lacking
in them during the critical tinancia.
| period that has been our recent txpe-
rieuce-standing together, as one
man, this community has won ths
st:ffest fight it will ever have again.
and from it may they have learned
the great virtue Of touching elbows
for mutual advancement. Then lei
US all r. joice that We still have the
beat town ID the country: that oul
people a~e practically soiltliicd II
their efforts to preserve the common
welfare, and that prosperity and
happiness are the inevitable destiny
Of those who labor early and late
combine intelligence and energy
honor courage and aesplse tlmldlty
love their fellowmen, trust IN God
strive to Go their whole duty, prlvat'
amp public, and keep eVerIastlngI,
at it. W. 60 forward.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-08-10
The ANeqea Whiskey Trust

CHICAGO, August 5.-Judge Tuley
this morning overruled the demurrer
filed by the whiskey trust. The issue
was whether the court should allo " the
proceeding brought in the name ofthe
people 10y Attorney-Gcneral Maloney
Of Illinois, and intended to dissolve the
alleged trust, to be continued. By over
ruling the demurrer the court will allow
suit to continue.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-08-10
THE ARGUS
DAILY mi WEEKLY

There can be no better medium ioT
advertising thar through our columns, AZ
sur paper goes daily into the hands OF lis
many readers, thus keeping them ever re-
niuled of our advertising merchants
and as the chief reason for constant adYer'
t,o;nc is to- have the advertisements read
as often as possible the advantage OF ad
yersising in THE DAILY ARGUS is at once
syident,a as our patrons will nave thell au
0ertisements read afresh every day rates
urntshed On application
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-08-10
Congress Convened.

Both Houses of the F'lfty-third
Congress met in extraordinary sess
sion Monday. The Senate was in
session only a very short time and
adjourned, out of the respect to the
late Senator Stanford, before the
Presidents message reached the
Capitol; so it was not delivered to
the two Houses until yesterday.
The House organized by the
election of Mr., Crisp, Speaker; Mr..
Hurt, doorkeeper and Mr., Snow
sergeant-atsarms.
There was a notice of contest
from the Fifth district of Michigan,
two parties holding certificates from
different sets of State officials.
Mr.. Wells, of Ouplin, is trying
to get on the Capitol police force
in Washington.
The Winston National bank has
been granted further time to re-
organize,
All the North Carolina Congress-
men, except Senator Vance, were
at the opening of the extra session
Monday.
Mr.. Burkhead has many com
petitors for reading clerk in the
House.
The probabilities are hat the
collectorship of internal revenue OF
the Eastern district attorneyship
of the Western district will be
settled this week.
Doorkeeper Hurt says he is GO
ing to give North Carolina a good
showing.
In the House drawing Represents
~tatives Alexander, Branch, Hen.
derson and Woodland bad early
choice, and the first three secured
their old and excellent seats. Mr.
Woodland sits by Mr.. Branch.
Messrs. Bum and Bower are at the
extreme right in the Democratic
rear, Messrs. Crawford and Grady
in the extreme right of the Repub'
lican right, surrounded by Demo-
Gratis. Mr.. Settle is on third row
of the Republican front.
Messrs. Holman, Reed and
Simpson were appointed a CONS
mittee to escort the Speaker to the
chair, and as the distinguished
gentleman entered the main dool
leaning upon the arm of Mr.. Hol
man the members broke into
cheers.
After Speaker Crisp assumed the
gavel a sudden hush fell upon the
House and in a clear, but moved
voice the Speaker said; "Represen'
tatives, profoundly grateful for THU
mark of your confidence, | shal
try to be in the same degree worthy
of it by an honest effort to dis
charge the duties of the Office, OF
which / am about to enter, with
fidelity, with courtesy and with th'
~strictest impartiality. [Applause.
| am now ready to take the oath 0
office"
The oath was then impressively
administered by the father of the
House, Nh. O'Neill, of Pennsyl
vania.
Prayer was then offered by th'
blind chsmplain of the last House
the Rev. DR., Milburn. The worl
Of administering the oath of ofic'
to the members-elect was the:
entered upon. In squads Q
two dozen they, as their name
were called. took their stand in tn
front of the Speakers desk AM
with right hand raised swore t.
obey The constitution aud the law
of their country.
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Mills Shut Down.

LAWRENCE, MASS, August 5.-The
Pacific, Washington, Atlantic, Airing
ton, and Pemberton Mills have now an
noanced shut-downs for from two to
four weeks, The Pacific employs 5000
persons, and the enforced vacation
means a loss to them of $75.000i
LEWISTON. Me, Aua ust 5.-Lewiston
Mills shut down to-day at noon for
four weeks.
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Terrible Railroad Accident.

Is a daily chronicl in our papers; also the
death of some dear friend, who has died with
Consumption, whereas, if he or she had taken
Otto,s Cure for Throat and Lung diseases in
time, life would have been rendered happier
and perhaps saved. Heed the warningi If you
haye a cough or any affection of the Throat
and Lungs call at j. II. Hill s. Son sole agent,
and get a trial bottle free. Larpe size SOC
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Sunday School Convention.

The InterSdenominational Sunday
School Convention for Wayne
county will be held at Salem church
on Friday, August 18th 1898.
A collection for the expense of
the convention will be taken up
on the occasion.
The public are cordially invited.
j, w. THOMPSON,
Sec'y.
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Speaker Crisp.

The unanimous denomination of
S .eaker Crisp will be rat fled BY
lis reelection tosday. He was first
ca led to the chair when the last
Congress organized after a most
stubborn and bitter struggle with
Mills as his antagonist; and it is an
open secret the obligations i'm
pfiedly assumed IL the contest for
the Speakerstir, i'll some measure
contiol.e ed the oIgan .tlon OF come
OF the important committees,
Speaker Cris. has won his sec md
election on the lneat independent
plane. He was accepted by the
Democratic caucus because be ic
admittedly the best equipped man
to1 the row most responsible posi-
ton. and be Is entitled 10 the full
measure CT the honor be has
achieved OH biz individual and
official merits. He will re-enter the
chair TO-DAY without a single em-
b .rrassing obligation, and the ncw.
occasion, with lis pew duties, cleail j
dem ands that he shall rise to tbt
highest standard Of patriotic states
manship in orgauz:n the working
forces of the new House.
4 most grave condition Con
fronts the new Congress. 1t is one
that was undreamed If vixen The
Congress was chosen, and it must
be met with untalterlug courage.
The man WHO takes pause at this
time to cNneid"r partisan interests
is neither @ lticiau nor statesman
The par, that best serves the
country VII II BET surely best serve
itself, ana the Statesmen who mo5i
forget party to serve country vii
reflect the greatest honor upon Their
political faith.
The committees of the House
practically control its legislation
and they 7hoald be organized solcly
in the Interest Of the business in
terests II tie country. The nation
has twice spoken mll!ionetongned
against the patern4lizm that is
%iessening ,he homes of the poor
and rearing baronial castles for the
rich; aud the pate: nalism extended
to a lew silver s aie5 with hardly
one-seventiptA ot the population
Of the country, has game back
upon rs with the sweep OF destruc-
ton. Paterna.i.m must be more
than Sc ,,che5; II must be killed,
and a DO d departure from our sui-
cidal silver pe.Iicy viii be the first
act in the ref ,rm drama.
The country has confidence in
Speaker Crisp, anI that is the
highest compliment that could be
paid bina. With bis deIieately re-
sponsib.e duties in view Of the
strange emergency that faces us
the fact that the people have faith
il his ability, integrity, patriotism
and courage means much more
than populae trust in a public SER
want under osdiaary circumstances
It mean that the langQishing
business and industrial interests oil
a great nation feel safe in the care
of the Speaker of the House, aad
that oxnausts eulpgy in the presen'
recnlIar coDditien of the country
10 sens Oriental Soap imparts a delicat
. dor and leaves the skin soft and ~velvety
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WORLDS FAIR VIA c.. & O.,
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WORLDS FAIR BY THE DIRECT SCENIC
ROUTE-CHEsAPEKE & OHIO RY.

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RoUTE-CHEsAPEKE & OHIO RY.
From four to ten hours the quickest
route, and the only line from the Souths
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Worlds Fair Station Midway Plaisance.
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route is via the cities of Cincinnati anC
indianapolis and through the Garden o
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Full information as to the low rate:
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Found an Old Cannon.

G~REENvILLE, o.. August Eight
miles north of tits city to-day John NeH
found a cannon captured from st. C-air's
soldiers by the Indians during the retreat
from Fort Recovery to Greenyille in 1891.
a derrick was used to e4 trlcate it from a
hole eleven feet deep. 1t Is brass, six feet
long, and shoots 6-pound balls.
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A DEAD SHOT.

right at the seat of difficulty, is accom-
plished by the sure and steady aim Of DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Don't fool
around with a popsgun nor a "F1intslock,"
when this reliable "Winchestor" is within
reach! DIR. Sage's treatment of catarrh is
far superior to the ordinary. and when
directions are reasonably well followed,
results in a permanent cure. Don't Ions
ger be Indifferent to the verified claims
Of this unfailing remedy. $500 is offered
in good faith, for an incurable case of ca
tarrh in the Head, by its proprietors, the
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association.
Buffalo, N. Y. At all druggists.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-08-10

that settled the contest, for Mr..
Snow received Sc votes 20 IS for
Yoder, and was. therefore, declared
to be the caucus nominee for Serz
geantsat-arms.
Lycurgus Dalton. of Indiana,
was nominated tor Postmaster by
acclanlation.
The candidates for Chaplain
were as follows: Rev. George G.
Woodruff, of Connecticut (Presbv-
terian); Rey. S. w. Hadaway: OF
Maryland (Methodist); Rev. w. S.
O.. Thomas, of the District Of Col
umtia (Baptist): Rev. E G.. Dagby,
OF the District of Columbia (Cam-
pbellite); Rev. Mr.. Journey, OF
North Carolina (Sonthern Meth
odis,), and Rev. George Elliott, OF
the District of Columbia (Meths
odist) One candidate displayed a
card bearing this inscription: MY
P,atform-One-Mi Minute Prayers
On the third ballot Mr.. Hada.
way. of Maryland, was nomi~
mated
The caucus adjourned at 1885.
Bayard and the Sherman Act.
WILMINGTON, D,l., August 4
The Every EUemimg printed the
following to-day:
In a private letter ust received
Ambassador Bayard Gays: 81 am
looking somewhat an1iously to
the meeting of Congress, and hope
there will be no taItering in the re-
so.vc to maintain the gold unit OF
value So far from depreciating the
intrinsic value of silver bullion, l
believe the cessation of storage and
accumulation of stock will help the
the market price for this CONS
modify as it would hep any other
commodity.
"Whateger future steps may be
taken II present step ending the
purchase of silver bullion under
the Sherman act is OF the plainest
duty and necessity. Green specta-
Giles put upon a donkey are reports
ed to have induced him to eat
shavings instead OF grass, but ii
was hot a sustaining diet.
"The intrinsic value of gold
makes it the best standard and
measure Of the unit for the calcula'
ton of exchanges, and to unehip il
is simply to throw the whole ma
chincry Of civilized contract ont o:
gear, to bring about confusion and
disaster and strike a blow at al,
obligations OF morality and gooc
faith, which are the cornerstone o
honest life"
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-08-10

It will astonish yoa how quick John
sons Magnetic Oil will kill all pains. Sold
by Robinson Bro. Goldshoro n,
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Castoria.

"Castoriai sso well adapted to children that
1 recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, n. Y.