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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08
Ct TENT jeime 9eute.

sd leie bier sera6e, in Z. baben
piele Sniantmenrottunsen ftattgefun,
ben, nao man babe anf feline @efie bic
Seute gum Nnseinanberseben befpegen
t0nner. S1lieblid babe man bie
Sprise gebolt unb 3pii9en bic Men.
fdenmenge seipritt. Das babe aehols
fen. Sd CLAUDE, es 9ibt nod eta niel
einfaderes Mittel -. Wel9es benn r.
Cine Telleriammlnng!A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08
8oshafte GrflSruua. Mabener. Be

8usbafte Grflarnmg. @abener, Der
aur 1itnlarratb mar, befanb fib in
elmer @elelli1aft, in Der Die segenpdr<
tisem 8dtbe auf ibn berab gu blifen
periadten. Sci Tii9e eriab 8abeuer
bic @elesenbeit 3ur Ber9eltuns, ais
man Die 5rase aufparf: rWarum sebt
oas Nino CUR redten 9ano, Der Tretbsr
aber 5ur linfen p S9neI ~antportete
Der @efrdnfte uWeil bas Ninb Elm
DirfltdeS Ninb ut6 Der Treiber nur
Elm Titularrin6 it,"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08
Gin tnobermes @ShnMet

Gin mnbermes sSbm@em. Yapa
(@bpofat) n96re, Mdr9en, tpenn gu
Did jett aber ni9t balls dnberlt nno
feiBiger pirit, banrt made i1 fur,er
YroSeB uno - @5bnaen:
nDas glaub' id Dir ni9t, 8apa.
Snfel Guail meinte neuli9, Dn f0nrs
teit gar feinen furae1 proSeB MAIDEN,
Du a0geit icben in ste Qanae.a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08

au9 elm Jeftaesbersniigem. ara
thur: rDu Rarl, beute babe i9 Sc.
bnrtstas, ba 9eb'n mir NAL fir ftnf
Wtart 3ulammen iiber II perbotenetl'
Mea |"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08

WitIeibis. g 9riftfel1er:
rDenfen sic iid, 9err Rebafteur, man
bat bet mir einsebrodeu unb mir nteine
fdmmtli9en Manuifrtpte seitoblen! -
1ebafteur: u9m! Der arr1e =
Uieb u
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08

3mtreHen6. Stubemt (5um On,
tel, Der anf 8eiu6 Am): n0tsber One
tel, i'd bate 9ebofft, bab Du mir auf
n1einen leeten Brief 80 Mtart 5diden
iparoeit aber meine Soffnung tit su
Waler 9%efDorben." .OaS
1T gang gut, Gbuarb ; benu tper11 i'd
tie Or 9el4tdt bGtte, tpdreu fie 3u
Wein 6ber Bter getporben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08

= Nns eagle paB, San angelo,
Quling, Glorespiae &c. tpirb auSgiebis
ger unb anbaltenber Regenfaa beri6tet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08
VINUM RUBIDUN. PASTEURIENSE
Sanitdts % E n.

" W.
l1niere in SIaf@en pafeurifrtem
Motbpetne. tpelae bon DEFENDERS ebIet
@%attnng uno sutem Sabrsans BITS 3ur
Slafaenreife f%orsfdIttst gepfegt
urtb mnter Musihlub Der atmoipbdri51en 2uft
tn Der SlafHe BIS 3u Der bon gateur boz.
gei4rtebenen EeMperatrlr ,nb unter aenaue,
Befolsuns Der bon benielben sesebenen Be,
ftmmungen behanbelt ftnb, eisnen iid auBcr,
orbentltA anm @ebraud fir &rante umb Re,
connalescenten nnb BEL gpibemten unb tint
in reri4iebenen sr0teren Sospitdlern, Fran.
fenbdufern, 2aaaretben &C. bereits nit gMtetn
erfcls einsefihrt. Nidt genug s6nnen
m TT aber bieie Dorai eItden mobL
9epFe8ten @eine aud gum t1gtt
den SebrauH e%mpfebIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08

Splitter. Gin gutter Meifter fam
bod eth nbSisr @eielle" ietn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08

Ob es iuabr lit? I'm 3u erfabren,
Oh Semanb oerbeiratbet 1T ober nt9t,
Fat man nur oarauf 5t a6teu, tpie err
Elm friihe8 9anbtu9 beniitt. Ntn1r1t
ct gum Gbtrofnen fofort bic Mitte gum
@ebrau9 urb mirft baum bas ru6los
3erfnttterte Eud auf ben eriteu beiten
Ort In Der gtdbe, 70 lit er beitimmt
Slngaelelle, benn ein Gbemanr fdnst
beim duberften 3ipfel oes Tudes an
unb bdnst baiielbe, lpenu eS feline
S9uloigfeit getban, tmmer mieoer fein
iduberlih a1t ben Naeel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-03-08

9as Walium lit uriprinslid ein BET
ben R0lnertl 9~etragenes manteldbnli6es
Oberfletb bon ueiber Sarbe. SIN fatbo>
liI9en 9ultu8 beiBt nBanium" inSbes
ionbere elm Ibeil bes er5bil90fi9en,
ausnabmsmeiie aud beS bii60fideu
Ornats, beftebeno in elmer gabelf0rmis
iiber bic S6ulter gebenoen, born unb
btnten berabfanenoen b~anbbrettett meiB.
po1enen 8inbe, auf Der uripriingli6
oret idlpar3e &reu3e (eins auf bcr
8ruit, Die 5lpei anberen auf ben S9uls
.tern), ipater gep0bnli6 finf 8reu;e
eingemirft iino. Nuf Dem 2ateranfon5tl
BON 1915 fpuroe 6ie er5bti95Ht9e Suriss
otftton ansbridlt6 an ben @1npfang
oeS Ballium burh Oen Bapit Qefniiptt.
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TRAINS GONG NotgB-rAIl,

ETwEEN WEST POINT s. RICHMOND,
Leave Vest Point : 50 am d lily, and $50 d U
Richmond 9 05 aud 10 40 II m. Returning leave
Richmond 3 10 and 3 As pm, daily except Sun
day; arrive lest Point 3 % and q 60 pm; Leave
Point lU45 am. Returning leave West POI t
pm, arrive richmond Z Is pm,
BET. RICHMOND AND RALEIGH VIA
KEYSVILLE.
Leave chu IL 40 pm daily; leave Keys
vile 3 40 pa; arrive oxford D 81 pm, Hender
son Z 10 p m, Durham Z Is dm. Raleigh q 30 a
m. Returning leave Raleigh | am, daily, Dur
10 10 am, Richmond l OS pm, daily.
Mived train No. 81 leaves Keysville daily
except Sunday 4 10 am, oxford 0 ~ am, and
arrives Durham IL 25 am. Mixed tram No, 40
leaves Durham. daily except Sunday, 8 pm,
Oxford s 81 pm, and arrives KeysvIlle IL 80 pm.
Mixed trains leaves Oxford daily, ex.e.t
uuday, 2.25 a. m; arrives Durham Ais p. IA,
Leaves Durham 7.3Oa. IN. daily except Sunday;
arrives Oxford 10 a m.
Nos. IS, IS and 80 connect at r ch nond fl ON
and TO West Point and Baltimore daily except
SLEEPING-CAR SERVICE.
On trains Nos, IS and So Pullman Buffet
Sleeper bet cen New York and Atlanta,
On Mes. 81 and As Pullman Sleeping Cars
New York to New Orleans. New York to Au-
gusta and Washington to Me phis, a Id Din
Ii g Car New York to Montgomery.
trains NOS, ii and IL run sold between
Richuond and Atlanta and carry Pullman
sleeping Cars between Richmond, ~1lanville
Trains No. ii and L., W. c. Divisio-, car
ry Pullman Parlor Cars betw,en Salisbury,
Asheville and Hot Springs,
E, BERKLEY, j, s. b. THOMPSON,
superintendent, superintendent,
Greensboro, N, y, richmond Va.
WA, TURK. General Passenger Agent.
WashinRton, ID, c.
s. H, HARDWICK, Asst. Gen'l Pass. Agent,
w. II. GREEN. sol HAAS.
Washington. d. c. WashinatUn,D DC.
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Trinity College.


The character and public worth of a
higher institution of learning is known
by what it is and does. During the past
40 years Trinity College has rendered
unstinted public services, having been
sustained by private contributions and
given her effort for the public welfare. 1t
stands for progressive ideas and is the
representative of advanced thought in
popular life. The leaven of her efforts
has quickened every other educational ms
stitution within The range of her Influence.
For<1893s4 the following Departments
are open for instruction after August 81 /:
l. P%hilosophi a! and Literary (for a. B.
candidates..
3. History, Political and Social Science
(for Phi. r. candidatcs.)
4. archaeological ,(fcr B. Z. candidates.)
s.. Law School, Summer Term opens
July JAY.
6. theological, (for Ministerial cana
didates).
for business pursuits).
Besides the e there az. three special
schools with courses Of a more practical
or professional character:
1. The NORMAL SCHOOL FOR TEACH
ERs, 10 courses Of professional instruc>
ton for n ear.
2 Schooi of Journal m, Prof, John J..
Weber, Director: courses OF instruction il
English, Econcm cs, Civicfs Political eci-
ence. History, Sociology and daily prac-
ticc in newspaper work required.
3 School Of Finance, J economies and
Administration. Two years courses il
the higher studies related 10 public in>
terests.
The college is provi@ed with
facilities in the laboratories, libraIi
electric plan' for giving tt instruc
courses Offered.
The buildings are the finest and best
adapted in the State.
The Staff of Instructors is chosen u
its merit in md devotion to the work OF
educating students.
The participation of students in theil
own government in college will begin
with the opening of the year, August 8
MatriculAtion, August 1870, in the
Main Building,
Rooms maybe secured and interesting
information given free by application by
m Ill or in person to
JOHN f. GROW ELL, PRFsiDENT.
DURHAM, N G.,
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seizes him, not TO be afpeased until
he has drawn some dismal and
wholly erroneous opinions from it's
innocent statistics and published
them to a peaceful! country, destroy
ing all its comfort. His latest
afiiction is that whereas SO per
cent, of the population and 48 per
cent. of the criminals are of native
pasentagc, 38 per CEN. Of the poIu-
lation and 81 per cent. of the crimi-
nals are foreign, which he thinks is
a reason for changes in immigrant
legislation. Would it soothe th.
pertarbed mind o. Mr., Lodge TO
read his figures in this way? There
are twelve Americans TO every
thirteen foreigners in the prisons.
OF the entire native population,
.O013 are in the prisons, reforma-
tories OF various sorts, and aims
houses; of the foreign born and ma
tives of foreign parentage. OOPS
That is to say, with every advau-
tare Of from a quarter millennia'
10 thirty years in this country,
Americas viEne is .oO15 greater
than the foreign article, To put
it in the way most in accord with
Mr.. Lodges dolorous pith, there
are two Of the foreign element not
honest and disappearing to every
one American thief aud paupcr. l,
would be little to the credit OF the
Republic if the proportion were
smaller. Does not an American
citizen mean to be at least twice as
good as any European, Asiatic
blameless Ethiopian, or dweller il
the isles of the Sea?
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-09-07

The County Medical Society
which constitutes the County Board
of Health, met III this city yesterday
for the election of a County Super
intendent of Health and the trans
action of such other business as
might properly engage its attention.
DIR. W. j. Jones, Jr., was elected to
the position above stated, and the
selection gives pleasure to his many
friends. Dr.M. w. Parks was
elected to the presidency of the
Board, DR.. Sifas ". Cox to the
vice~presidency and Dr.. J. I. Ken
nedy was reselected Secretary for the
ensuing two years The meeting was
presided over by DR.. j. A. Faison.
of Mt. Olive. After the meeting
adjourned DIR. Jno. Spicer, the re-
firing County Superintendent Of
Health, dined the members of the
Society at the Hotel Kennon in ele-
CANT style.
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E JOYS

It's nice 10 sit at home and read,
And dream and snooze and snore,
What time the fellow toots and toots
And toots a horn next door;
How pleasant tits, IN plous mood.
To hum old hymns and psalms,
Until the -huckster on the street
Disturbs you wiling "Clams!
And in the drowsy %eventide,
How pleasant to repose
Upon your doorstep, till a friend
Comes with a garden hose.
And makes a play at laying dust,
And leayes you lying drowned;
There's no place half SO sweet as home
In all the world around.
Washington News.
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srN sqoK vAscE,s GREAT SPEECH,

-
Willie we do not agree with Sena-
tor Vance IN his ideas on the pres
eut ASPECT of the silver question, 1t
should give us great pleasure, as
North Carol:nians, to note that OF
al lie speeches made in advocacy OF
the free ard unlimited coinage OF
silver at present, his is, to our way
Of thinking, the ablest and breathes
the best spirit.
The atmosphere of bumor and
the sudden flashes o. wit that
Eaye always SO popularized the most
serious aud sustained efforts of Sens
ator Vance were not lackiug in this
greet effort upon the dry subject of
finance. HIS languageandillustrations
drawn from the classics, sacred and
profane, gave to it an air OF dignity
aed learning BETTING the august
body before whom it was delivered;
while It's honor and pathos and hard
common sense, were equally as we'll
suited to the minds and hearts of tie
people, among whom, perhaps, 1t
NAV fad the most a~ppreciative audi
ence-
Senator's Ransom and Vance are
$50 representatives Of whom any
parry or S1a.e may well be proud.
After saying this much, if it Were
proper fer US TO make a suggestion
to Senator Vance, it would be, that
while he appeals to the unbroken
historic records of 1000 years Of the
parity Of gold and silver, and the
ratio Of 16 to l, he seems to have
overlooked the 90 less historic teachs
ing # the same period, that at nc
tine IN fixing the ratio between sill
ver.and gold, has the commercial
value of the two metals been ignored
as it is proposed to do oa this oe'
cssion.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-09-07

EaMEr Logan, Of the Louisville
Ituees goes at Garter in this uni
que way: aInstead of cutting
wages. landlord Carter Harrison,
OF Chicago. has ordered his agents
10 make a general reduction in
rents. Tile is 8 most commend
able example, aud one worthy ct ali
a%cceptgtion and emulation. But
it isn's every landlord who is able
to make provision against hard
times and a harder winter by
marrying a warmeblooded Southern
beauty with 100000 to her
credit. ALI you lucky dog!n
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IF Senator Hill will push his
Federal Election Bill to a Euccese-
IN passage, he will do much TO res
lisve himself from the odium of
association with His Whiskers
PETER.
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THESE times develop heroism,
aud. painful to relate, much, very
much ofthe sordidpess which poor
human nature is heir to, and sum
CRY traits and characteristics which
are anything but heroic.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-09-07

Mrs, De Fashion. Bridget says
she overheard you talking awfully
about her to Nelly Nexdoo~.
Lutte Daughter. We WASH
talkin' bout her at all. We was
playin' keep heuse, an offended
we hal servants, AID [ was maxim
a s'ciety call.-Gaod News.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-09-07

"WEvE met the enemy and they
are ours" old Hard Times is dying
slowly but surely, strangled by
Enefgy, knocked out 10y Grit and
u ii! over and crushed by Cent?
6aqea
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-09-07

JOHN |. Davenport. the infamous
supervisor Of elections for the City
Of New YORK, has been summarily
svicted from the postofice builds
ing. Davenport has been a stencil
and ofense in the nostrils OF the
Democracy of the land for SO loEg
that all will rejoice at bis elects
ment.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-09-07

THG recent Atlantic cyclone tole
ap the coast at a fearful rate until
nearrd- War1irgten-Hearin
was in session, It shfed
IF 10 seq.
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II the Government of the United
States we1e truly paternal, it won.d
deprive Mr.. Henry @. Lodge of the
census reports. Whenever bis eye
Deholas one, q divine Madness
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-09-07

The t=iIo~s who have been
bucting up ''agin" Grover and the
Administration should make an
assignment.
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$50 Reward

Per any case Of toothache or Neuralgia
that one bottle of Williams & Kings / a.
NOUS Toothache and Neuralgia Remedy
will not cure in two minutes.
Every bottle guaranteed. We ask you
to try it.
For sale by all druggists at ten cents a
bottle.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-09-07

Train on Scotland Neck Branch Dad ieave
Weldon, 3 40 p M, Halifax 4 90 p m: arrive
Scotland Neck at 4.55 p NJ. Greenville D %
p. M. Kinston 7,35 p. M. Returning leave
Halifax at IL 90 a NJ, Weldon 1920 a m, daily
except Sunday.
Trains On Washington Branch leave Wash
ington 100 a., M, arrives parmele 8 40 a. m.
Tarboro $50 4 m, returning leaves Tarboro
10 p. m, Parmele $40 p m; arrives Washine-
with Trims on Scotland Neck Branch.
Train leaves Tarboro, N. c., via Aibemarlt
3 Raleigh railroad daily except Sunday, 5 Q
PM, Sunday 8 90 PM, arrives Plymouth9 ~
p. M, 5 30 p. m. Returning leaves Ply
mouth daily. except Sunday, . 80 a III Sun
Trainon Midland, N. c., branch leaves Golds-
boro, daily except Sunday, 6 90 a. m, arrive
3mithfeld, 30 a.. m. Returning leaves Smith
Train on Nashville branch loa AGES Rocky Mt.
at4 30 p. NJ, arrives Nashville5 S p. m, Sprins
Hope 5 80 p. IN. caves Spring Hops
5 90 a. M, Nashville s 35 a. m. arrive Rock!
Mount 8 lie a. M, daily, except Sunday
Trains on Flol ence r.. R,leave
LatUa $40 p. H., arrive Dunbar 8 30 p. m. Re
turninS leave Lumbar 5 30 q IN. 81 i've Latta
I 90 a, m. Daily except Sunday.
Train on Clinton branch leaves Warsaw 'ol
Clinton, daily, except Sunday, Z 90 p. III. anc
IL 30 a. m. Returning leaves Clinton at 8 q
=, n end Go p. m, connecting at warsaw with
Train No. rs makes close connection at We.
lon for all points North, daily. All rail via
Richmond, and daily. except Sunday via Bay
Norfolk and all points North via Norfolk.
JOHN F. DIVINE, Gen2Supts
(. r. ENL Gen'l Manager.
/ 81. E4EasoN. Traffic Manager.
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Notice.
For Rent or Lease

My plantation IN Greene County N. 9.
Containing 1872 acres; with q fine large
apple orchard. a good two story dwelling
with six large rooms pantrys etc. The
fam is foul miles from snow Hill IL
from La Grange. And is well known as
the comfy residence of the late James T
Jones. For Terms apply to
Mrs. Jennie M. Jones.
Goldsboro N. c..
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V.sitor-Why do you have that
dog sitting on youe writing desk.
Clerk have mislaid my sponge,
so | am getting him to lick NV
postage stamps for me.-De So-
brcmeta
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Miss G,smercy-Did Evelyn
bring her new bathing suit home
rom Bar Harbof?
Miss Intown-No, |, Bhrunk so
euery time she wore it that when
the maid went to get it t, pack it
wasn't ther.!-N. Y. Herald.
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PICK ED UP SCRAPS.
Jews Items Gathered Here
end There for Passing
PeruSal.

A Maine 'uau he's been tried for
taking in potatoes at enc door OF
his barn and selling them out OF
the other. The trouble was that enc
part of his barn was in Maine and
the other part is New Brunswick.
He bought potatoes in Canada and,
moving them across the barn, sold
them in Maine without paying
duty.
It is the New York World which
is res Jonsible Tor the theory thai
Therodore Thumas has been forced
to abandon Chicago because he
turned his back "wlien one of lel
citizene asked him whether he o
sideted Wagner greater as a com
toserthan he was as a builder OF
dtawingAroom cGrs,~
One of the dearest and cleanest
cut cases of libel noticed III a ion,
time, is that of a Texas paper. |
recently published a story stating
that 4 scorpion which bit a sleep
ing cowboys nose, bad died Of
de1irium t.,niene. The story Ia,
not been authenticated and if the
boy had not died he would have
got big damages
Up IN Worcester county, Mass.
a ptotracted lain storm lief, III.
roads almost inpassable for We
hicles. A Yankee was driving in q
light buggy and met a jolly 1,isls
man pioddiug along on foot witt
difficuity. Said the f,rme : "It's
very bad going, Pat, isn't il?'
"Yee," responded Pat, "and itf
mighty bad COMM, too"
The Springfield (Mass.) Uciol
remarks that it may interest peos
PIE who love to watble those
sweet and inspiring ditties, M
Sweetheart's a Man in the Moon
and Daddy Wouldu't Buy Me a
Bow now," to know that their au,
thor is nov in prison as a confirmed
drunkard. Tie songs were pro-
badly turned off during spasms o
the delirilm tremens.
The Objectionable habit of bitin,
the nails is not uncommon. Thos
who indulge in it shoued take tn
following history as a warning. (
young girl died from a painful in
ternal disease which bsf1ed med
cal science. A post mortem wa
held, and in shs vital part Their
was discovered a large ball, forme
entirely OF mcrsels of nail, whic.
were quite indigestible and whic
had increased gradually.
At Sharon, Pa, toughs il a pix
mic car refused to take their fee
from a seat on which Samue
Wheai desired to sit, and ore c
i them struck Wheal. The latter the
said: I am q man Of peace and re
coqnize a Christian obligation t
avoid contention, but | believe tia
this is more than a church membe
ought to be compelled to rut u
WITH" After this Wheal sailed int
; the hitter, punished him severely
and then sat down in the seat b
lad asked for,
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Shoes. SHOES.

b We just received frem several
factories a big stock of nice, rtw, al
leather shoes that l defy conn etitiol
and | am determined to lead in s1nes. A
solid mans shoe rom 81 to So. Exam
inc my calf hoe at S1.75f far men. La
dies fac shoe 81 to 1926. Examine m,
81 25 fine shoes for ladies. CHI. dren's
from IS TO $1.25,
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-09-07

Miss Antique-Hox mean thes e
newspapers are: Here is 3 column
beaded Proposals, and it is all
about public improvements and
such nonsense,-The @ ub
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She has a remarkably Pretty
foot. Sic has. 1t was her foo,
that Rocks Tell in love with. Aud
what followed after he fell in love
with her TO t? He asked for her
hand.
The scarcity of coin lie having a
depressing effect upon bone mar.
kete. 4 mans wife fluids it Dies not
bay to go Though his clothes to
fad only an nulndotsed check for
MS salary.-Swansea Gazette.
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aassre / al tho P,stoges a. eosas5oro. n, Z as
Seccad Cgnsa Mat5te
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-09-07
PUBLISHED BY
JOS. E. ROBINSON,

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-09-07

A dwelling on Slocumb street con-
tanning four large rooms, garden, out.
hourses, etc. Apply to
J. R. GRIFFIN,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-14
Two Bad Characters.

William Burtch, a good-for-noth-
ing fellow, and Juana Morales, a
tough Mexican woman, who have
both been up before the recorder a
number of times for various Of
fences, were arrested again last
night, the former on the charge of
beating and striking, and the lat
ter for keeping a disorderly house.
Both cases were dismissed, a the
woman refused to testify against
the man, and the evidence in her
case was not sufficient for cOnvic-
ton under the city ordinance.
Last night they had a fight over a
dollar, which the woman had made
and which Burtch demanded in
order that he might buy some beer.
The officers heard the row but
could not gain entrance to the
house. These two parties have
been residing in a shanty across
the San Pedro, and are alleged to
be conducting a very disOrderly
house. The authorities will watch
their place closely in the future.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-07-14
A Dog and Egg Combat.

E. Baldwin and Mrs. Mary Bald
win, residing on Avenue d, were
arrested yesterday, the former on
the charge of keeping a vicious
dog and the latter for throwing
eggs. 1t seems that Joseph Rigs
by, a grocery drummer, entered
Baldwin's yard, to take an order
for some groceries from a tenant,
when he was bitten in the leg by
a dog owned by Mr.. Baldwin,
Rigsby kicked the dog, and then
aroused the wrath of Mrs. Bald
win, who picked up a handful OF
eggs and "fired" them at the drum
mer slightly soiling his hat. The
recorder heard the evidence this
morning and fined Mrs. Baldwin
So. The case against Mr.. Baldwin
was dismissed.