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A Pleasant Anniversary.

Dear argus - Last Saturday
July 8, Was a day of pleasantness,
and one long to be remembered by
the number Of relatives and friends
who were gathered by invitation at
the hospitable home OF Mr.J.V ,sher~
ard, Jr., of the Salem section, the
occasion being that of Mrs. Sherard's
birthday.
The extreme warmth of the day
was somewhat forgotten by the ice
cold lemonade, &C., which was so
freely INDUCED in, and served IN
such good style as to render Mr..
Sherard on expert. And the same
can be said of Mrs. Sherard in re.
gard to the dinner, in which there
was nothing lacking to make it in
deed a splendid repast, and was en-
ijoyed to the fullest extent by all,
Watermelons was another feature
not to be forgotten.
The afternoon vas spent in a pleas
ant, and lively conversation,
interspersed every now and
then with peals of laughter
and shouts from the children, of
whom there were a goodly nuns
Der enjoying their swing in
the grove at sight of which
our minds were waited back
on "memory's wings to by-gone
days. Truly we can say the occasion
was n of repleteness which indeed
it could not be otherwise with such
"a joyial host and kind hostess.
One Of the fortunate number,
"WAYNE"
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CAPABlLITY A GROWTH.

ct is a truism that all life is but
"a preparation, but it is one of those
truisms which very few people ap-
pear to believe, or, if they believe, to
act upon. A great many men and
women live as if each day had no
bearing upon its successor, and as if
each act were unrelated to the acts
that are to follow it. They have
read neither history nor their own
lives They have failed to learn the
first and most obvious Lesson Of exa
perienc
In every successful career there is
clearly revealed the close relation
between the elimination in some
striking achievement, and the .fdels
ity, patience, and courage which
vent before it. No mar comes sud-
IDENTIFY into any kind of supremacy.
Every kind of superiority is the
result Of a thousand apparently un-
important and insignificant acts.
The preparation for a great crisis is
rarely made conscious, y. 1t is gen
orally made by the man or woman
who is doing the work of the day
with the utmost fidelity, without
any idea that fidelity is TO find its re-
ward in the possibility of a notable
achievement at the end.
The experience of life is so add
justed to the development of char
acter that everything which comes
in the shape of opportunity or duty
presents IL test which there is nc
possibility of evading. He who meets
these tests quietly from day to day
often without the consciousness
that they are tests, is making sure
preparation for the time when some
great test will suddenly be applied
and the quality of the intellectual
and moral fiber instantly d;selosed,'
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TIE SUPREME COURT. VACANCY.
Don Dickinson Now Spoken of as JUS
tice BIatchford's Successor.
WASHINGTON, July 8.

WASHINGTON, July 8.
A gentleman from Michigan,
who is a close acquaintance of Don
NJ. Dickinson. il authority for
stating that Mr.. Dickinson will be
Justice Blatchford's on
the Sapreme Bench. In view Of
the vacancy occurring in the New
York circuit this statement seems
improbable, as it is not thought
likely that the President would
leave that circuit nnrepresented
when the rest are filed, especially
as Michigan has already a citizen
Associate Justice Brown-on
the United States Supreme Bench.
But the gentleman quoted ms
sists that Don M. Dickinson will
be B'atchford's successor for ali
that. He says MI. Dickinson was
given TO understand some time ago
that he was to have the next SUI
preme Court vacancy, aud that it
was because OF that understanding
that he did not accept a position in
the Cabinet. The President teels
under great obligations to MIR.
Dickinson $50 this Michigan gen.
tleman says on account of the
enthusiastic and effective manner
in which he worked the Cleveland
boom when the future seemed dark
and dreary.
Newspaper readers will remems
Der that during that time inter-
views with MI. Dickinson, in
which he would declare with great
positiveness that Cleveland was
certain of nomination, appeared at
frequent intervals from various
parts of the country. Moreover,
Cleveland got to know Dickinson
during his first administration ana
there is no doubt he has a warm
regard for him. Whether it will
manifest itself to such an extent
as to put Dickinson on the bench
remains to be seen.
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Total. ..$1,3s4,577 81

IOtdl. ':PiJoo1,o'' ~
Q, Of this large sum without Sc
curity. $7O,431.2O is pest due, while
the total amount of past due paper
is $132.40S.S6 sc.
3. The item 'other stock and
bonds" carried on the books as part
of the assets, consists of stock in
this bank and $27 0 in Great
Falls Manufacturing Company all
purchased at a premium. The
bank stock is now worthless and
the Great Factory stock worth
about SOC on the dollar.
4. The indebtedness Of the Presi-
dent, Mr.. Bates, is $4,000 while
the c~ollaterals supporting it are
estimated 20 be worth about S17,-
900. The cashier, Mr.. Smith. is in
debted to the bank in the sum of
S33. 1924 and his collaterals are
estimated at not exceeding $1O,-
900.
5. A corporation in which the
president and cashier are said to
be interested as managers or other
wise is debted to the bank in the
sum of $75, 1923 81 with collaterals
estimated at not exceeding S25 900.
A firm of which one OF the directors
of the bank is a partner owes the
bank $129,O94 SO with co,laterals
estimated at not exceeding $685.
900. A single firm owes the bank
a debt of $129,76S,35 besides large
arrearages of interest while the
c~ollaterals are not worth more
than 100000, if SO much. An ins
dividual debtor owes S135,OOO,
upon which the probable loss is
estimated at 100000. Another
debtor corporation, owes $S1,5OO
and still another corporation 1922
500, both debts probably without
security and both corporations
practically insolvent. A single deb.
tor owes $26,754 % which is a sew.
eral years standing and while an.
other individual owes $39, 500 with
a real estate mortgage (no other &c.
curity), worth say $4,000.
6. The real estate carried among
the aesets is valued at cost, $113,
SO9.19, but good judges estimate
that the loss on it will be between
, 100000 and $4,000.
7. The total loans and discounts
shown above are taken from tn,
books of the bank, but on examina
ton we failed to fluid that amour
by nearly $4,000. 1t is possible tina
in the confusion incident to tn,
suspension these notes acre mislait
or overlooked. But as the bank ha
no statement book and never at
; tempted to make up a statemen
except when called upon by tn
, State Treasurer, there is no way 0
ascertaining how long this def
cheney may have existed,
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THE ARGI1S
DAILY AND WEEKLY

There can be no better medium for
advertising than through our columns, as
our paper goes daily into the hands OF its
many readers, thus keeping them ever re-
minded of our advertising merchants
and as the chief reason for constant adver-
Using is to have the advertisements read
as often as possible the advantage OF adj
vertising in THE DAILY ARGUS is at once
evident, as our patrons will have their ad
vertisements read afresh every day rates
f urnished On application.
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JOHN QUICKLY EXTEMPORIZED
FIVE TOW BAGS.

There isa meaningless sentence, but it
contains all the letters of our alphabet.
Five Of these words spell women" and
large numbers of women believe in the
virtues Of. DR.. Pierce's Favorite Presorip-.
tion-a strickly vegetable compound, for
her use only, and an infailing cure for the
many ills that beset her. It reeuperates
wasted strength, restores the functions to
a normal coat9ition, and fits her to bear
rear healthy offspring; promotes digess
ton, p~urIfies the blood, and gives activity
to the bowels and kidneys. In a word it
is woman's cure and safeguard, Guarans
teed to give satisfaction, orits price ($1oo(
refunded,
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Notice..

Having qualified as executor of the last
will of Joseph B,-Berger~, deceasen, all per-
sons holding claims against his estate are
hereby notified to present them for pays
ment by the 10th day of July. 1894. or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. NATHAN B,-BERGER
July z, 1898,
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Notice:

Xviii sell for cash, al public auction, at
the late residence of HIS. HAZEL, deceased,
in -thS city of Goldsboro, on Thursday,
July Goth 1898, a lot of household and
kitchen furniture, one buggy, a lot OF
lumber and various other articles too
tedious to mention.
Jas. p, Albright.
June %, 1898. I'd.
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A politician becomes dangerous
and unreliable just az soon as he
considers it necessary to depend
for a living upon his ofice.-Gal-
weston News.
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THE Friends Quarterly Meeting
and Bible School Conference will
cone off on the n, %, %. Confer
enee $50 p. m. on %, at Bethesda,
Sampson county,
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THE SUSPENDED BANK.
The Full Report of the State Bank Ex-
aminer.

aminer.
The following is a copy of the
report of the State Bank Examiner
fled on Friday in the Office of the
clerk Of the Superior court of New
Hanover county:
The report of the condition of
the Bank of New Hanover at Viii.
as appears by an exami-
nation made June 81 and %, 1898:
RESOURCES.
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Is the government guilty of "shoys
ing the queer" when it Issues a 3d.
cent dollar?
The Chinese resemble many
watches in the persistenoy. with
which they don't 60.
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every child is ready for.
They act in the mildest, easiest, most nat
ural way No violence, no reaction after
ward, and their help lasts. They perma-
nently cure Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks, Sick or Bilious Headaches, and all
arrangements of the liver, stomach and
bowels.
They're put up in sealed walls. This keeps
them always fresh and reliable, unlike the
ordinary pills in wooden and pasteboard
boxes.
teed to give satisfaction, or your money is re-
turned. You pay only for the good you get.
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IT'S QUITE 4 STEP
from the great, gripping,
dreadful pills to Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets. See what an adj
vance there is:
These little Pellets,
scarcely larger than
mustard seeds, are the
smallest and the easiest
to take tiny, sugar
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Notice.

Having qualified as e~xecutrix of the last
will of Matthew j. Ham,, deceased, all person
holefng claims against his estate are notified
to present them fer payment by June LIST, 81
this notice viii be pleaded 10 bar of thei
recovery, ALICE q. HAM
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The president is no longer at sea,
but his would-be financial mentors
are.
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$1,605,416 0S


/. The bills and notes classified
in the usual way show the follows
ing result:
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WHEN it comes to debt, the man
who is out of it is strictly sin it"
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-07-13

No matter What you've tried and found
wanting, you can be cured with DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy.
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CastOria.

"Castoria isso well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, n. Y.
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1.-THE use of 'Castoria is so universal ard
its merits so well known that it seems a work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castor:a
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTIN, D.. D.,
New York City.
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Tor several years I have recommended
your Castoria, and shall always continue 60
do so as il has Invariably produced beneficial
results"
EDWIN r. PARDEE II. D.,
125th Street and 18th ave-, New York City.
oNPANY, II MURRAY STREET. New YoRK Crr-
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Castorta cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarraoea, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes c.
g~eation,
without injurious medication.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-10
THE WORLD.

What IS il like beacon light,
That comcth ere the sun does down,
That striveth hard with all its might
To gather mp the news Of town
THE WORLD.
What Is il when tho days are warm,
And streets are. dry and dusty too,
That causes JOY but says no harm,
And bringeth cheer to me and your
THE WORLD
What is it, when we hear Of ono
Who's past and gone from out the
gloom,
That tells Of deeds all past and done,
But now are buried meath the tombf
THE WORLD.
What is it, when the wedding bells
Are pealing forth in joyful tones
That sends the news DER llillsanddells
And says God bless thehappy onesRr
THE WORLD.
Then let US all with hearts sincere.
Be good and kind and gentle too.
And live life Of peace while here,
And with THE WORLD be always
true D.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

aae AID Going Of Friends, Acquaintance
and Strangers.
aatot Faulkner left for Washing
toii ye4terlay
III w NJ Aler has returned q his
name II Washington.
h,b6 Fiiz, Esq. has returned from
nsl,ess trip IL Virginia
Al WIN. Crustlcy, Of IIarper's Fer
n Is.ttt Yesterday in town.
belle Rulings has returned
s,.ni / visit to Stephens City Va
Master John Parks has returned
honp from school for his vacation.
Na5ter &. j. Faulkner, Jr is home
lorhl vacation from school at Rom
ney
Misses Maud, Minnie and Pearl
IIe.lges have been visiting in Bruins
vek
i'll Fncnd Cox, IL Wellsburg, this
STATE. father Of our City School Supt.
* III tile city.
J1o w Martin, Esq, continues mn
der tile weather, beng able to gel
ahmt occasionally
Miss Annie Harper and Geriie Flem-
ing.of Brunswick, have returned home
aftera brief visit to this city.
All r r Wild, who has been at
Chicago taking in the Worlds Fair
ashts, has returned home.
Mitchell Woods, ESD "a rising young
attorney Of Romnay, this State, is
visiting his parents in this city.
Miss Heifner, of Waynesboro, Pa,
il visiting her aunts, the Misses Heif-
ner Of this city on West John street
Misses Mamie and Bessie Duvallwho
for some time have been confined to
the house with scarlet fever, are con
yalescent,
Miss Jennie Hedges, Of east Stephen
street, who has been very i'll for some
time past, is reported to-day as being
considerably Improved.
Nh. r. w. Morrow, Of the Aduoeate,
Gharlestown, Is on the sick list with a
seyere attack Of typhoid fever We
trust he may speedily and safely re-
cover
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- -,r--t- nr---'Nt-~A Nit%1llr1 - Nay
lad
The celebration Of the seyenty.fifth
anniversary Of the organization Of the
independent Hose Company of Fred
erick began Wednesday The city
was decked out ia holiday attire on an
elaborate scale. The court honse. the
post Office, the city hall. hotels and
many business houses and private res
denees were attractively ornamented
with pictures and shields and emblems
suggestive 81 the occasion.
A State Fircmen's Convention was
held in Frederick City on Wednesday
and Thursday and elected the follow
ing officers, who will hold over till the
meeting next year. ]. Roger MeSher-
nv, chairman; George + Cline, vice.
president; J Harry Hauser, secretary
Edward s. Eichelberger, treasurer
II was decided that each FIRE com
pany IN the State name vice-presi,
dent TO comprise the State board. 1t
was unanimously determined to hold
the next State Firemen's Convention
m Hagerstown the second Thursday in
Juno. 1891 The convention adjourn
ed at 1890.
The steam engine contest took place
IN Frederick at noon and the following
were the entries:
Friendship, Winchester; Indepcn-
dent. Charlestown; Columbia, Column
hia, Pa. Phoenix, Wilmington Del;
Junior, Hagerstown; Columbia, Alex
andria, Va; Little Giant. Winchester
The hand engine contest took place
lat 1890 The following record was
made Veteran, Baltimore, threw q
stream Of water l3TI feet high; Veter-
an, Washington. l23 feet high.
The First Hose Company, Of Hag-
erstown, were the victors III the reel
race on Thursday, winning the first
prize, purse Of $40, making run
Of 200 yards and coupling the hose
and attacking a pipe in the short space
Of 534 seconds. The Goodwill Com
pany, Of Homecoming, was second, in
54f seconds, with the Sarah Zane Com
pany. of Winchester, third, IL 54f
seconds. In the test of throwing wat
er with steamers; the Phoenix Compa4
my, Of Alexandria, Virginia, won the
prize Of $50 for raising steam and fore
ing water 80 feet in the shortesttime.
The Junior Company No. 2, Of Read
ing, was awarded a prize Of $50 for
the best diilled company in the pa
rade..
a large number Of our people at
tended, and all speaks in loudest terms
Of Frederiek's hospitality, while many
speak Of the affair as being simply inn
mcnse.
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Read What Nj. Fred Wallace
Has to Say.
Mayers Drug co. oakland Nd

Mayors Drug Co., Oakland. Md,
GENTLEMEN:--I wish to express my appreeia
ton ~ the merits OF your catarrh Cure | have
suffered with catarrh fer five years, and can
truly say Il has given me more relief than any
other medicine | have tried. andN II will I'M
IS fair and Impartial trial 10 establish its uni
versatility Very truly,
FRED WALLACE
Mil Point W Va
II has cured Mr. Wallace 81 one Of the worst
cases of catarrh on record, with heavy dis
charge Of the throat, One bottle IL guaranteed
70 cure. II will cure you, otherwise no charge.
For sale by all druggists Price 81 Sold by A
Nj Gilbert a Bro
A safe aud sure cure for catarrh and hay fever
il Mayors Magnetic Catarrh Cure. three
months treatment for 81, and absolutely guar
anteed. II il used by vap0r inhalation. and II
the only medicine that reaches the affected
parts and sure To cure. For sale by all drug!
gists.
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The on P.nalsssa Mans.sa Ra.,a - ~ omna-
Historic Donssils.

Mr. J c Frazer. who recently pur-
chased the old pendleton mansion, ad
joining Senator Fanlkner's residence.
has inst finished tearing itAway. Few
even bf our oldest citizens have an
idea Of the age Of the structure. ana
will be surprised to learn that II was
bniltlby Captain Strobe over a hun
drcd years ago. Ii wac substantial
structure, the material being az the
best available At the time. The
brick we're hauled BY wagon from Bal
tlmore and were Of superior quality
The nails were Of wrought Sroa, hand
made, and the framework pinned tor
gethor with wood. While thewofk 81
demolition was going on, the work
men found lying together. silver six
pence bearing the date 1854; colon
ial penny dated l773. and one Of Tn
clio Sans coppers. made in l7SS.
The old mansion, years ago, fell in
to the hands Of member Of the Pen
dleton family, who afterward sold il
70 Senator Faulkner, who occupied il
for several years, and disposed Of il to
Mr. c. w Wisner. Mr.. Frazer pnr-
chased il few months ago, for the
purpose of erecting on its site, hand.
some residence The ground will be
leveled, and the adjoining building
torn away, giving Mr. r delightful
building site. Mr., Frank S Emmert,
who purchased lot adjoining the old
house has broken ground for 4 fine
residence which he will erect 1T once.
Captain Strobe, who built and first
occupied the old mansion, WAS the
great grandfather Of Mr.. II. st J4,hi
Shepherd, Of this city, and M intimate
friend Of George Washington. and Il
said 70 have entertained the father Of
our country many times IN the old
building which has just been torn
away
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BRIDGE FINISHED.

The new wagon bridge over tho
Shenandoah river At IIarpcr's Ferry,
was completed opened 10. public
travel on June l. This bridge was built
by the Charlestown Bridge Company,
Of Charlestown, w Wa, II is q light,
yet firm and substantial bridge, bcing
built IT railroad rails SO lcftly joined
az to make almost one continuous net
work Of IRON
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HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
Brilliant Affair at the Martin Street Opera House
Friday Night Ten Graduates.

Brilliant Affair at the Martin Street Opera Hous,
Friday Night Ten Graduates
Yesterday evening marked the clos
ing sccnc in the drama Of school life,
for ten of the sons and daughter OF
old Martinsburg; and while each OF
the graduates took an active part in
the exercises, the hearts Of parents
and friends. swelled with pride and
JOY ut the success, achieved by their
loved ones. Martin street Opera House
was packed with a.dense throng Of
humanity who patiently endured the
oppressive heat, completely engrossed
IN the exercises Of the evening The
Graduates were Messrs. Sol. Greer,
Devices Barnett, Will Stephens, John
Wien, William Small; Misses Clara
Dawson, Nettie Chambers, Clara
Smith, Emma Gatrell and Mollie
Sehill AN acquitted themselves no
bly,. Mr.. Sol Gseer delivered the adj
dress of welcome, followed by several
oratlons. The valedictory was de-
liyered By Miss Nettie Chambers iii an
able manner A special feature Of the
cvening was debate, on the questions
Affirmed: That in this country
we have more to be proud of than we
have to be ashamed off, Discussed
on the affirmative BY Miss Mollie
Schill and Mr.. VIM. Small, and on the
negative, BY Miss Maize Sakeman and
Mr. VIM Stephens. The arguments
were well chosen and did the
lebators much credit. Tho diplomas
wore presented by Mr.. E. 81 Barton
who delivered a short and sensible adj
dress both to the class and to the au-
ldience. Mr.. Barton was followed by
Capt. w. B. Colston, who in his usual
hreozy manner offered many useful
hints and suggestions. Hon. w. HI.
~li Flick next turned his jovial face to-
ward the audience, and related some
amusing experiences Of the days when
the free school system in the state was
very crude, touching upon the duties
ut teacher and scholar Mr.. U. s.,
tirant Pitzer was greeted with 4 thun+
.ler IF applause and delivered an elo-
lltent address, carrying us back 70 the
time when he and the writerand many
other light hearted boys, some, of whom
have passed away. shivered over our
books ii the old grammar school
building which used to stand
hear the present handsome
structure. The eyes Of many who
We're present grew dim at the recollec-
ilpn q those happy days.
NJ Mr. Will stephens, in behalf Of the
fiass Of '93 presented Prof Cox with
y beautiful hymn book, as Il token Of
slhen love and esteem Prof Cox de-.
l,yereda closing address. after which
VIZ class sang the parting song, follow.
81 BY The benediction by Rev. ]. w.
lIHndley.
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Nonsense.

4
T. 7 Barnnm once said that the
American people wore noyor beitor
satisfied than when being lumhugged.
Doubtless this ii true with circus
and monagoric advertising, but Il
wouldn't work 50 successfully Will, tile
man who has great deal Of compeii
ton and sells On close profits. Bar.
mum virtually had no competition.
Thcinrrchantoftosday has the sharpest
kind lie must deal square and hon
oslly be must keep his patronage and
increase il How can he do L I
LIST Advertise juaieiously
md Sell 100 cents worth Of Goods
for every dollar
3rl Be courteous and nccomodat.
ing,
Use the columns Of THE Daily AND
WEEKLY WoRLD liberaily, and make
known to the public that yon do busi-
ness on this plan, and large results ARE
sure to follow