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unco Guild,

JUNV.
The Mcenister Ito young Licentiate
who has filed his pulpit for tho day.
"Ye'll mebbe TAX a weedrappie whusky,
Mr.. McLambkinW
Mr.. decentralization, no, thank
you. never touch intoxicants."
Tho Meenister-Nae2 Then mebbe
yell come iuta ma stoody and haze bit
pipe wi mop
Mr. McLambkin-Thanks, no. never
smoke.
The Meenlster--Dae 70 cat grcss2
Mr.. Northumberland No. Why7
The Moenister = Then gang ava
hame, 70 Gomeril, for yo're no ft com.
pany for either man or beast,
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instant relief experienced aud per.
manont euro by tho most speedy and
greatest remedy In the world-0Lto's
Cure for throat and lung diseases. Why
will you continue TO lrrltNto your throat
and lungg with that terrible hacking
cough, when Logan Drug Co., soleagent,
will furnish you FREQ sample bottle Of
this great guaranteed rolnedy2 Its
success is simply wonderful, rs your
druggist will toll you. Otlo's Cure Is
now sold In every town and village on
this continent Samples irOe. Large
bottles 6OC. 9
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Buggy Company Fails.

Columns, ONO, June 10. = Tho
Franklin Buggy Company has been put
in the hands of receiver. 1t is the
smallest and youngest company in this
business in Columbus Liabilities are
stated to be about S75, 900. Assets will
hardly cover that sum. The'concern
was not making money and the re-
ceivership Is said to be intended to
wind up losing business on account of
the Tightening Of the times
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See the worlds Fair for Fifteen Cents.

Unon receipt of your address and 10
cents in postage stamps, we will mail
you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio of
the Worlds, Columbian Exposition.
The regular price is so cents, but as we
want you to have one. we make the
price nominal. You will find it work
of art and thing to be priced. 1t con-
tains full page views OF the great build
ings, with descriptions OF same, and ia
executed in highest style Of art. II not
satisfied with 1t after you get it, we will
refund the stampsand let you keep the
book. Address II, L. Bucklen & Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
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u. g o. sunday Excur.Ions.

Commencing Sunday May 20, and
continuing every Sunday thereafter
until further notice, the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company will soil OK
cursion ticketat to Pittsburgh and return
ut rate OF 81 80, aud to Washington, Pa
aud return RtSl, good returning Sunday
only. Trains leave Wheeling at 6,05
and 1920 a. in. Returning leave Pitts.
burgh at 400 aud $3.50 p. IN.
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Ilnnea roo MUCH for him.

PARIS, June President Carnot ia
slightly illin consequence Of his attend.
ing the grand prix Sunday. DR.. Potain
and DR.. Blanchon have ordered him to
take complete rest. He probably will
postpone or give up entirely the Jour.
ney he planned to Brittany.
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Commissloncr Peck Takes Vacation.

New YoRK, June 1S,-An Albany spo-
cial to the Herald says: Ex.Labor Com.
missioner Peck has fled. His counsel
said to-day that he sailed on Saturday
for Europe, but the lawyer could tell
nothing about him. The whereabouts
of stenographer Rogers is doubtful. 1t
is said the ex.commissioner on learning
that he would be punished tor burning
his office records quietly took vaca-
ton. 1t is also said his counsel has
been ordered to produce him or take
the consequences. Peck is under 81 900
hnti
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New YoRk, June lS.-ChauncOy NJ,
Depew says that tho published report
that George Vanderbilt is to we'd a
princess Of the Borghese family is rub.
bish. "There Is nothing in 1t, said ho
"The Vandetbilts don't run that way.
Good American girls are the sort Of
wives theY marry
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All FREQ.

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those
who have not, have now tho opportu-
nifty to try 1t free. Call on tho adver-
tiaed druggist and get "a trial bottle FREQ.
Send your namo and address to II. Il.
Bucklon & Co., Chicago, and got sam.
pic box Of DR.. Kings Now Lilo Pills
free. rs well rs copy Of Guide to Health
and Household Instructor, free. All oil
which IL guaranteed to do you good and
cost you nothing. Logan Drug Co.'S
drug store. 4
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A COLUMBUS TRAGEDY
Recalled by a Frightiul Affair in
the Ohio Pantteutiary,
ELLIOTT, A CONVICT, ASSAULTED

by a Fellow Prisoner, and While
PROSTATE Several Ounces of vItrloI
Arc Thrown In His Tace-Roth Eyes
Badly Burned, and His Face and
Head in u Horrible condition-'The
Injured Man Was tho Principal in
the Elliott Osborne Newspaper
Feud.
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Wnst YlrginIn Poslmnsters
Dispatch 10 Tie Mlelligenc.r.

Special DiSpdtch 10 ne IhhiI10sHG'r'
WAsMNaToN, D. O., June l3.-The
following West Virginia postmastcra
have been appointed;
Clay Church, Clay county, Albert !.
Salisbury, vice ]. w, Woods, removed
Lincoln, Wyoming county, William P,
West, vice l., Adams.
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WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION
Excursion to Chicago vla Ohio River Raj

LAUUIhIUH 70 NHIUnBU VII VHIU 4IIVuI IbIII'
road.
On and after this date, until October
81, tho Ohio River railroad will sell
tickets to Chicago and return, on ac-
count OF the Worlds Columbian Expo.
siEion, at greatly reduced rates. Tickets
will be good for continuous passage in
either direction with final limit for re.
turn passage November 5, 1893. For
rates OF fare, time Of train aud other in.
formation, inquire OF ticket agents,
Ohio River railroad, or write w. ].
Robinson, general passenger agent,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
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rorclrn iron ,YorI.er., strll,c.

rnAauE, Juno lS.-Fivo thousand of
the iron workers and coal aud iron
miners at Kladno, fifteen miles from
this city, are out on a strike,
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ART INSTRUCTION..

An AIT Studio, conducted by Miss Rosp Al
bwEKnEY, will DO opened In connection win
Mn Harris School September 4 In tho sohooi
building Pencil Charcoal aud Crayon Draw.
inR OIL aud Water ColOfs aud China palntlnv
receive special attention Mis- gwoenay hat
boon conducting Art Glasses with martial
success ~ tho east for tho past five Or liz
yelA ,,Fnnhct Inquiry lgaybo made Of Miss
NJ Stevens Hart, m Main Ntoot. or al Tho schnSi
rooms on and after Monday september u. '''''
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"cs5taEis Is so well adapted to children that
trecommend It as supCriorto any prescription
Enown TO me-" II, A. ARCHER, n. D.,
III 50, Oxford St, brooklyn, NY,

aThe use O. 'castoria Is so universal and
tic nsEits 40 we'll known that 1t seems work
~ snnereropation 10 endorsed Few are the
inteiIigtnt families who do not keep CastoF's
"''AA ~" CARLOS MARTYN, D, D.,
New York City,
Late Pastor Bloomlngdale Reformed Church
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rRusrEE.s SALE.
TIRUsTEE's SALE.

IL
lIy virtue OF three decds Of trust made by VIII.
lam Hamilton and Lotto Hamilton, his witc,lo
me MS trustee, the first dated April II, 1855 r.,
corded In the Office OF the Clerk Of the COUNT,
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed o.
Trust Book No. "a. page l. the second dated July
9. 1883, recorded In snld clerks olCo IN Decd OF
Trust Book No, "a, plgo lG9, the third dated Aug,
ust q, 1880 recorded In said clerks office IN Dcgd
OF Trust BOOK No. IL, page Q. VIII sell AZ Wy
north front door Of tho Court House OF SAID
county, on
MONDAY, TIE 30 DAY OF JULY 1898.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, tho following
described property, that Is to say:
Part OF lots numbered Three aud sixteen, III
Klein & Stliels GrnndVlow subdivision, In the
First ward Of tho City Of WhGeilng. Ohio county,
West Virginia, that Is to say! so much oil the lG'
No. . In snid subdivision w. lies Within the l9l'
lowing boundaries, to witt Beginning AZ lhO
southwest corner Of said lot running Thence
nOrthwntdly with the west llno thereof " iGc',
more or less, to the southery line Of the foad rs
now used; thence With tho soQthGrly anu west
erly line OF tho road aS now used 10 where lno
same lntersecs with tho sotith line Of sald NV,
thence with said Eouth line westerly 70 mo
Also. SO inuoh Of lol No, iC, ln said subdyil'
sion as lies south OF line running parallel WIZ
tho south lluo Of said lot, which II EXTENDED "
straight line Will int0scct the west limo OF SAa
lot No 3whOn the southerly line OF the roau ~
now used lntoSoCtS said west line.
The title 70 said property Is believed TO DO Mt.
iect but selling ns trustee. VIII convey ouE
the title vested In me by said deeds oiirIst
TERMS oP sALg:---OnothIfd aud az much u2 ie
rs the purchaser elects TO pny IN cash On ih1 uay
OF sale, the balance IN two equal installmens ~
ono and two years. notes bearing Interest rom
the day Of sale, 10 DO given for the deferred wy
mGntA, the tito ~ be r0inlncd until payhtNl u
made In full W. J, W. CoWDEN, Trustee,
W. II. HALLEn, Auctioncer iny1I
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FRENZIED BY FLAMES
That Broke Out in a six-story
Building in New York,
INMATES MAKE A MAD RUSH

For the Fire Escapes, Whore Hor-
rible Scramble for safety Nnsued'
Men More Frantic Than theWomen'
Many Jump to Their Death, While
Others Are ManRIed aud May Dio
From Their Injuries,
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TUE orr4ua COMPANY. n HUaaAE sTalrF NEW yops.
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aFos several years have recommended
your 'CastOFiA, and shall always continual
do 50 as 1t has Invariably produced beneficial
EDWIN F. PARDHH. ~ D.,
"The winthrop, 1s5th Street and nh AVG,
New York City.
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for lnfante and Children.

CastorIa cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour stomach, DiarTh9a, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes d.
gestion,
without injurious medication.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-01-05

adjust the appropriations not only
to the actual net dis of the various de-
rartments, but to the Of
the government, One committee
with power over the entire subject
can do this more intelligently and
more economically than a DOZEN,
each Of which Will be striving to get
the last possible cent for its par
ticular department. On the same
principle the committees that are
charged with the duty of consider
ing and recommending legislation on
given subjects can be confidently ex-
pected to give such legislative SUBJ
jacts more careful consideration than
a committee whose chief duty is that
of considering the subject Of spends
ing the peoples money.
The ARGUS, as it stated yesterday,
is impressed with the Importance of
the responsibility that rests peculi-
arly upon the Legislature that con-
venes IN Raleigh to-day. It can, by
wise and wholesome conduct, restore
peace to the people and confidence in
the Democratic party, as of old, and
render factions powerless to harm
the "Ship of State"; and on the
other hand it can go far towards
bringing confusion upon the Dems
~ocratic party in the State and
nation.
Let US not be deceived-let us not
deceive ourselves. Let patriotism
and intelligence be our beacons in
these troublous times and we will
cover our enemies with confusion
worse COMPOUNDED than in the No
vember election, and Democracy
will have assured triumph for long
years to come.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-01-05
THE STATE LEGISLATURE

The General Assembly of North
Carolina, W hose members were elected
in November, convene in Raleigh
yesterday and organized for the
session.
The event is one of great import
auce in the history of our Common
wealth-not the converting of the
Legislature, but the duties that are
incumbent upon it when conven-
ed and in working routine.
In the first place. a new and mo-
mentous obligation has been placed
upon the Democracy of the nation
by its signal victory in the general
election last November. e is no
longer the function of the party to
merely oppose misehleyoas Republi-
can propositions, or to attempt to
extort good laws from legislators by
the pressure of Executive council
and public sentiment. Victory has
brought with it responsibility, and
Democratic Guty has passed from
tie line of opposition to that of
p,oposition-from the critical to the
initiative. This in the nation.
The Legislatures of the States
are presumed to be in closer touch
with the people than is the national
Congress. The obligation resting
upon Democratic Legislatures,
therefore, is emphasized, not dimin-
ished by the Democratic national
triumph, for to then-to bills en-
acted and resolutions passed-Cone
gressmen and q. S, Senators must
look for calm and intelligent guild
ance in regard to the grievances of
the people and the remedies neces-
sary.
All friction, therefore, in the de-
alterations Of the General Assembly
to convene tomorrow, should be
met in a spirit of common concern
for the general veal, and Wisdom
should counsel with Understanding
in order that the faith of the people
may not be shaken and that the
pledges of the party may be faith
fully redeemed.
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Notice Of Sale.
Dc. 90, 1892.

Under and by virtue of a decree Of
the Superior Court of Wayne county,
rendered at the April term 1892, in the
case OF J. L. IgerFon, VS. A. b. Collier.
ct al, shall Gu Monday, January 90,
1898, at IL o'clock M, sell for cash at
public auction, at the court house door
in Goldsboro, N. c.. tho following de
scribed lands:
LIST tract lying in Johnston county,
N G on Deiveing Branch, adjoining the
lands OF West Massey, Calvin Holt and
Nancy Massey, containing 81 acres,
more orless, being the lands described
in the pleadings IN said action and
fully described in a deed from Yves,
Massey and wife 70 j. I. Edoerton, re-
corded in office of Register of Deeds OF
Johnston county in Book l No. s., page
81.
2rd tract lying in the comfy Vi
Wayne n said State, adjoining the
lands Off r Smith on the East, J V
Sharard and West Massey on he South
G. A. Holt on the West and Nancy
Massey and Little River on the North
continuing 1854 ceres, more or less
being the lands conveyed to ] T Edg.
erton by deed of William and Zylphis
Massey, recorded in office of Register o
Deeds of Wayne county, in Book No
81, page AL. F. A. DANIELS,
Dec. 20, 1892. Commissioner
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The Battle in New York.

There is a great battle out in
New York between President
Cleveland and the Democratic
.eaders who believe that all offices,
rom United States Senator te
tidewater, are mere party plumber,
regardless of the pubic welfare.
1t is an Issue that had to come
sooner or later with Cleveland as
President ]; and he has exhibited
the courage to preeipitate the inevs
itab'e.
The New York letter given in
today's paper from our thoroughly
well-informed and reliable special
CORES .,ondent, gives the fist full
and clear insight into the condis
tons which have forced the issue
between mere machine and en-
l~ighteued craftsmanship in the
Democratic ranks of that State
The logic OF the situation is made
Ineligible to all when the history
and methods of Chairman Murphy
are plainly presented ; and the
President-elect had no choice be-
tween absolute sIbmiss;o and ag-
greseive warfare.
Whether Mr., Cleveland shall be
needed in his hero;c admonition to
his party III New York, or whether
Mr.. Murphy shall be chosen to the
Senate, the patriotic purpose ofthe
new President is declared in un-
mistakab'e terms, and he will be
SO greatly strengthened throughout
the country that even two persons
ally hostile Democratic Senators
from Now York would be impo-
tent in their opposition. The DE-
~claration Of Mr.. Cleveland was not
an autocratic or impairment inters
ference in the choice of Senator
from his State, but an u~tterarce
that was madea necessity by his
political environment in New
York.
New York has the Democratic
Iresident-eiect ard gave him the
largest popular majority ever
given to a Democratic candidate
for the office the Democratic
people Of that State, as of every
other State, are in sincerest acs
cord with the new Pres dents cort
vic;ions and purposes, aud Why
should not that State send hel
ab'est and wisest Democratic
statesman TO aid the new admins
t~fation in lis great task? L is due
20 the State IN view of the excep~
tiopal occasion and opportunity
that a Senator shonld be chosen
from New York who would have
aspirations beyond pubic plundel
and obstrncting honest government
and that is the sole issue thai
has called Mr.. Cleveland into con
fict with the portion of his owt
party in his own State.-Phjla
Times.
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State Legislatures.

ALBANY, N. Y. Jan. 9TH
work preliminary to the organizes
ton of the legislature was enlivens
ed this afternoon by the arrival OF
New York and Kings county
members. Judge Griffith and
other friends Of Edward Murphy,
Jr., from Troy arrived about 3
O'Clock and opened rooms at the
Delavan house as Murphy's head
quarters. Richard Croker, of
Tammany hall. Edwin Murphy.
Jr., and Lieutenant Governor
Sheehan called upon Senator Hill
this afternoon and after a brief
conference Hill and Croker left for
New York.
None OF these leaders would talk
for publication. Both the demo
cratic and Republican members o
the assembly held their caucusses
to night. The Democrats pomis
mated by acclamation William Sui
ser Of New York t r speaker and
renominated Charles DeFreesh fol
clerk. The Republicans nominate
ed George r. Malby of St Law.
renee county for speaker over
Hamilton Fisk. Jr., by a vote oil
rs to %. Malby will be the leader
of the minority on the floor of tbs
house. No mention of the sen
atcrship was made in the Demo.
cratic caucus.
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Notice of Sale.

Under and by virtue Of a power of sale
contained in Il mortgage executed by G.
B. Hicks and wife, Mary E., to The under
signed and duly proved and recorded in
the office of the Reeister of Deeds of Wayye
county, N. c., in book No. 60, page 207,
the notice therein required having been
given, [ shall, on Monday, Jan. %. 1898,
at IL O'Clock, m, at the court house door
in Col lsboro, sell for cash, by public auc-
ton, the following described lands, stu
ste in said county LIST tract adjoining the
lands of W. r. Hollowell and others and
lying onJuniper Branch and Neuse River.
End tract, adjoining that above mentioned
lying N the Goldsboro and Fayetteville
road, together containing 158 acres, more
or less, and fully described in said mort
gage, to which referencei is here made for
purpose of description.
J. Newton Green, Mortgage.
Aycock & Daniels, Attorneys.
Dec. 90, 1892.
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Notice Of Sale.

Under and by ni1tueo of a deed of truss
executed tt US lay | S. ID. Sauls and wifi,
we shall, on Monday, Jan, %, 1898, at L
O'Clock, m, s'll, by public auction, at the
court house d;or in the city of Goldsboro.
n. c., the il flowing described real estate
Lot No. g., in Crawford and Slaughter's di-
vision on Crawford and Johnston SITS, III OF
near the city of Gold>boro, being 60x1663
feet AMI having two houses thereon, beng
the lands conveyed to l. S. ID. Sauls bl
Jno. Slaughter and wife by deed of Sept,
II, 1889, recorded in Off e of the Register
of Deeds Of said county in book 81, page
1878. Also Il acres of land in Fork town
ship, adjoining the lands ofGeo.J Yelver-
ton and others, conveyed to I. s. d. Sauls
by Jno. Mitchell and wife by deed of Sept
3, 1890, recorded in Book No 81, page 554
in said office.
Also, the undivided interest of Jesse
r Minshew in the lands descended to
him from his f.ther, Jesse Minshew
subject to the widows life estate there
in, being the interest conveyed to Is D
Sauls by said Jesse r Minshew by deed
If March 10, 1891, duly recorded in said
office in Book 81, page 7j9.
Terms II sale: cash.
F, K.BORDEN,
VT. YELVERrON,
Assignees of
Dc. 80, 1892. /, S. D. SAULS
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That Extra Session.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2-The re-
cent conference between the Presis
denteelect and Speaker Crisp was
expected to result in some author
lied announcement on the subject
of an extra session. While these
anticipation have not been realized
as Speaker Crisp has Enormously
refrained from giving out any
statement as TO what passed be-
tween Cleveland and himself,
something in the nature OF a state
ment on good authority is being
passed around among Democratic
leaders. This runs 10 the effect
that while no fnal decision will be
made on the question cf an extra
session Of Congress until Febrns
airy, by which time the Cabinet of
President-eleet Cleveland will
probably have been selected, the
probabilities are decidedly against
an extra session before autumn.
Cleveland, it is stated, has said to
the Democratic leaders in congress
that he will callcopgress together
in special session. He also told
them, it is reported, that it would
not be convoked before autumn
unless the financial situation and
condition of the Treasury made it
absolutely important that Con-
gress should meet in the Spring
to provide the government with
necessary~amount of revenue to
meet it's expenses. He wished to
avoid the necessity OF an early
extraordinary session.
Very soon after the holiday re-
cess subcommittee of the house
committee en- ways and means, ap~
| pointed to investigate the condis
ton of the Treasury, will begin its
work. Ga the result of its invess
tigation may possibly depend the
time at which Congress will be
called together. The conclusion
on the part of a majority of the
subcommittee is that there will be
an actual deficit in the Treasury,
and unless additional revenue is
raised it might induce Cleveland.
it is thought, to alter his views
with reference to an extra session
in the spring, but no other consid~
Grafton that will bring about such
retult is now foreseen. It is the
opinion of sone of the leading
Democrats in the House that an
investigation will show that the
treasury receipts and expenditures
are very nearly equal at present
and that there is grave reason to
fear an excess Of the latter in the
coming fiscal year.
By the end of this month the
subcommittee work of investigas
ton will either be concluded or
far enough in progress to permit
the Democratic members to acs
quaint Cleveland with the situa-
ton and their conclusions as to
the future so that his final decision
with reference to an extra session
may be based on full Information
as to treasury conditions wi,ic..
will confront his administrator
the first year or year and d ha,i "t
it's existence. 1t is because o, the
possibility of a close approximate
between the revenues and expend-
itures that some serious attention
is being paid by the Democratic
members to the proposition to ins
crease the whiskey tax. This
would be an easy method OF rais-
ing additional money and Springer
and his associates will take it uns
der advisement if the result of
their investigation discloses a call
for more revenue.