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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
Notions and Stamped Linens.

SILK Hose supporter---pcr pair, io'
Fancy SIX Cater Elastlcs. =
100 I'd rpoos Sewing sil&--dozcn. -o'
90 Nd spool, Broois's tOtton-dcfen, WV
Pes, Horn I,one-IeF dozen. ~
80 :. do.e, trims ...... soc
49, 1,, r,,d,,, moro Sc and 81
SIX Waist Bcltlng-9 I'd piece. -oN
Mohar soutachc Bnids-24 yd pc, 10y
Six Corset Laces- yds long, ~
Slammed Linen Tray Cloths and spla'hers' .S'
Onenwork Bureau Coveis-knot fringe, ~Sc
oI"" ,,.,,,.h uur.u Coyers worth SIS, soc
Handdra WI Openwork Monte Tides. zoe
New Iemstitehcd Pillow ShsnH-pair W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
4 TRAIN Co.'s OVER a PRECIpICE IL SPAIN

Madrid. July lj.-A dispatch from Bilbao. the
capa Of the province Of Ii,caya In Northern spain.
states that railroad accident occurred in that
province last night train consisting OF Il locomotive
and six carriages while rounding II sharp curve In
the mountains. ran of the track aud went over high
prccipce SIX persons were Lcd and thirty sri
ousy injured. Many OF the victims are members Of
the best Basque families. The place where the train
went the ptrcipce j. ~ the head Of "A valley
noted FOR H. Wttur,squ"urss. IL /. alDu. nndNi Y
between the village, Of Auk'Iola and Ncl.ara.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
40 ENTHUSIASM FOR NJ. cARyoT.

Paris, July IA parade Of the troors was held
on the r'ceco"rsr NJ Loiigchamp yesterday In cele
braon OF the fall OF the Baste. The soldiers were
reviewed by President Carnot An immense crowd was
present. and the troops heartily cLeered Prcsi
dent Carnot, however cooly received No dis
turpances wer reported any where In the provinces III
connection with the celebration Of The day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
Millinery.
Ladies' Underwear.

Muslin Corset Coyers-all sizes lie
Cambria Corset Covers-emb'y trim J%
Night Drcsses-canbrc lace RUNE BIC
with solid tucked yoke and inscrtings b9o
characterization lace and emby no
Win insertings, lace and emb'y oec
Chemses-tucks and nsertinss 800
I,ne.t eambre-ane emily and beading 500
Skirts-cambric rufie and tucks Wc
With ioinch embd rufhc
torchon lace edge and insertings 70
Childrcn's Drawers-nem and tucks Ho
ChiIdren's Chemsee-embd yokes SSo
Children's Drawer wasts-we made u 1~
Chlldren's Night Drawers-emby trim svo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
Above nre Positively worth double
Ladies Waists and Tea Gowns

Camtric Shirt wass-fgured and dotted 200
Others-boX pe1ted-rufied front soc
Figured Lawn-hnc pleated -, GO
sateen-plan, stripe and dotted 75c
scotch Plaid Serpenune Waists 00c
Fine French Lawn-rnfhed front 81 20
Striped Wash SILK Wasts c90
Chanyeable Surah Sik-empirc front $50
China and Surah-full runicd yoke $50
Figured Surah SIlk-deep runies 6o0
Linen Duck vests-double breast 195
Figured Cambria Wrappcrs-new styles 6oc
French Cambric-shoulder rufhes $50
White crossbar wrappcrs-Nother Hubbard asc
White Lawn-embd boero jacket 50
With embt yokc-wattcau back . %
Wool Challic RECOMMENDATION and lace %
Fine cashmere RECOMMENDATION Trim %
French Charlottesville sleeves Sc
China Silk-enbd silk FUMES Sc
Cream and two toned China Silk-lace trina 10 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
Ladies' Wraps and Dresses

Ladies' Tailor made Dresscs-double breast, Sc
thcyot and Serge Dresses
with Eton Jacket or long Coat. l00
summer Cloth Drcsscs-sllk and fancy cord trim
Elton and tight fitting waists Observation-Disclosures %
Fine Check-brald trm-lerge 905
Red and Green Serge Elton Dresses
Black satin and folds -
Navy Blue Cloth Eton Dresses
black satin fods-Spanish hounce. ......-.-.13 -
Striped Duck Eton Suts-light and dark $50
Duck Eton Suts-stT.ped and polka dot 298
C0lored Chambray Eton--braid trim 396
Fine White Lawn Dresses ,
fancy waist-fuli embd cape...................7 %
Fine Linen-cOl'd null trlm'd 1898
Dotted Swiss-nne emily trim 10 %
Coored Cheviot JacketA- 249
with Butterfly shoulder capes 298
Double Bresst-large bone buttons S@
With cold revers and applique 680
Lined throughout with plaid silk 096
froadcloth-fancy striped silk lining 1925
Fine Black Cloth-col'd silk lining 10 %
Finest Empire Cloth-Eton effect - 90
Tuxedo Coats-silk lined throughout 10 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
Hosiery and Mems Furnishings.

Infants White Cashmere Hose. worth 3D. l. -
Chidr,n's Del by Ribbed rlack worth ~. -
Children, Russet Tan Cotton, worth - i''
Childrcn's 7Xl Rjbbcd-Fast Black, WORTH 30 -
Ladies' Fast Black Cotton, worth ID, ~
Ladies' solid Coor-cXtr fine worth ~, ~
Fast Black Ilse-S and ST. inch. worth fo' DC
Rchclicu Ribbed Ll-lc-al cclofs, worth ~ ooc
Ladies' Swiss vcsts-all coors. worth ID, Io'
Swiss Vc.ts-Ecru and White, worth DO Ioo
swiss Li,lc-rhbon run, worth 40 ~
E.Ntra.nne Swiss Lise. worth CO. 80
TNtra.fne-all colors. worth 80. o''
STRIPED Wash PoTlin skirts, worth 81 SIC
Black Satcen Skirts worth .os, 'oc
Mems Cord Babricsan shirts. worth so So
French Balbrigcan Underwear. worth IS, 'oc
striped Chcliot outing shifts worth 80. '''
STRIPED Midrl, outing SHIFTS. worth 10, f''
rinc Sarcn outing shirts, worth LOO, ''
Fast Tlack Half Il'sc. worth p I''
striped I.islc Thread. worth 90. -fc
Al.sIk Windsor Scarfs worth 80, -3c
Mems Jersey Bathing suits. worth leo. oSc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
Blankets.
II i. usual with us at this season 10 have sale
Of blankets ut which we offer
Horse Clothing and Lap Robes

Horse Clothing and Lap Robes
u,,,o,. and tic. 29c Linen Stable Sheets SOC
Surcincc, De. zoe. 30 Derby Plaid we
Leather Fly Nets. "7c avn DUCK ~
to,,irs 9sc Linen Canvas, Csc
wo,i cooIers - Fancy Plaid Linen, 20
W. -, s,s. oos summer Ker,cy e9S
,,rio Ia, Robes. 49c Green Cloth Robes. %
, ,,an,o zoe plun 10th Robes 60
800, FLANNEL C9c Plaid Cloth 2'o
Mohar Plaid. use fHhrolaered Cio'h
Plaid Wool % Extra Fine. DDS
ALL At HALF DEALERS PRICES.
To the largest stock Of
Fine Trunks and Bags
N he found In any store in the United States
We add from sheriff Sale
STOCK OF q. v. &. BROkAW.
Broadway md Tairte,h street,
ATLIs, THAN
HALF BROADWAY PRICES.
Brokaw'. Ladies' Dre-. TRUNKS.
% to 80 inch, DDS TO Tvs
broadway Prices Fourteen to Eighteen dollars
Broknw'. Leather and Morocco Bags.
~ IN IL inch l.io to 29s
Broadway Prices Three Six dollars
Brokaw'. Alligator and seal Bags,
~ 70 10 inch 24o to S.os
Broadway Prices Five Eight dollars
Broknw's sole Leather Coat Cases.
90 TO q inch, 40 10 o''o
Broadway Prices Nine to Twelve dollars
Broknw's Telescope Cases,
. 20 to "a inch. LIZ TO lbs
Broadway Prices Three to Five dollars
ALSO
Canvas Coy'd Trunks, 81 and 81 men, soi'
,,,b.r Covered - ~ 80 inch, % to 7.oS
steamer ,, 20 40 inch, I9S to i.9s
mo-. for Ladies' . 20 10 inch, Cos TO 1898
Drc,. for Gentlemen, 80 10 30 Ihc"' 40 u i-'oo
,t,nley Trunks. 81 70 W "ioh wv '" -''oo
stanley Trunks. - To 80 men, iooo 70 -o'Vo
10 LEATHER - U 10 inch $500 TO 55 90
steamer Chairs. ; Los to IS.
,,,,d.,one Rag IL TO - inch, lto To 10 90
r,hi, Rag. II to 20 inch, 3.2o to s. 90
knockabout Bags, l. 70 ~ iheh' -'o 70 io'oo
Trunk straps Fifteen Cents.
Rug and Bundle straps. IL cents to = Ss'
Dog Collars, 10 cents TO lbs.
Pocketbooks, Music Rolls. Flnsks
and other Leather Goods
Of the finest qualities
nj the most popular Of popular prices.
All goods marked Ia plain figures.
OxE PRICE One price only
Few Trunk store. have but one price.
Our. Is enc o. the few.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-16
TACTICS OF THE UNIONISTS.
PLANNING a NEW CAMPAIGN OF oRSTpI-C.
TON IN The COMMONS.

THE CONSERVATIVE LEADERS SCHEME TO
BLOCK THE GOVERNMENT BUSHES AND
FORCE A PREMATURE DISSOLUTION OF
PARLIAMENT-A PATHETIC SCENE
IN THE LIBERAL LOBBY-THE
SILVER QCEsTION-LORD
ROsEBERY'S DRIFTING
FOREIGN POLICY
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19
Sic YNtcncr 2tnarhiitcn=@crbat
tMu0ctt.

Ser rNeuen 6reien prehe" entnebs
men mir folgenoe DariteQun9 Der Mnz
ur5iftenz@erbaftungen in @ien, BIZ
bur6 bus &abel 5erihtet tpurben:
v@eiern unb beute az. unb %,
@eptember) itnb bter pier8ebn 4rbsite1
perbaftet tporben, bic gu elmer Mnarhl:
itenqruppe gsb0rten, pel4e mittell1
elmer ae6eimen 9ruderprehe jene bo4z
perrrafberiI9en Glugi@riften 9erlteqte!
bic inn 2aufe bieles Sabres pieber9ol1
in Wten Derbreitet tpurben, unb ibers
bies ii4 nit ber @s3eug1n9 pon
@prengitoffen, 8omben un6 @prengz
Mpparaten .bs1@dftigte. 9te eigentz
li4en Setter bieier anar4tItt1der
@ruppe iinb bic SH@lerge3ilfen :
Sa1pel, Elm iunger Mann BON 30 Sa4z
rem, BON @ra3 9ebiirtig, unb @tepban
6abnel, 81 Sa6re alt.
t@&on felt ldn9erer 3eit batte biz
BoliaeizD DIRECTION bic ueberaeugung &C.
idriften DISQUALIFICATION SnbaltS
Der Mnar@titenpartei eine gebeimt
@u4bruderprehe 9ebalten merbsr
mife, bic 3ur @%r3eugung bon Slug:
f@riften Disqualification Snbalts
perperbet tperbe, bic Na&ts in Der
@traben @iens a~usgeitreut purben
SIM borigen Sabre i@on puros etnt
Slug@pift unter benz Sitel "In BIZ
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19
8aufr1ttbcr %9cfan9cn.

Sn ber g}G6e BON @aupaca,
@ts., iinb bic brei MGnner, mel@e bic
@ant in 9aliteab, Minn., am Is.
September beror1bten, auf9efunoen
tpprben. 3pet b~erielben tpuroen eingez
fangen, aber bet Dritte enttam, uno
ber Sberiff 1T no@ INNER binter i6m
ber. RaFtrer @dern 1T bier unb bat
einen ber Qeute ii6er ieben ;3meifel
ioentifi5irt. Dieler Mann tpuroe berz
tpunbet, unb bic Rugel, bic aug ietnem
8etn entfernt tpurbe, ent1prt4t genau
|benen i'm @epolper, mel4en @dern abz
feuerte, als bic 2eute tbre Tlldt aus
ber 8ant bemertiteIigten. Die Be-
uanten baben bas po1e @ertrauen. oab
1ie aa1@ no4 ben britten ber @duber
einfa1ugen perben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19
Mu5lnnD.
Glfa6=XotDrin8cu.

&ur3el. Ser Deuti4e &aiier min
Der @smeinos &ur3el,. gu oer bas
l1rpiqe ge60rt, cine proteitantiz
19e @emeinbe er6ausn lai1en uno bat
bic entlpre4enben @ei1ungen bereits
ertbeilt. sin ben @ir4enbau in @aarz
burg ipenoete Der &aiier $1,000 Mart.
Sin beftiger &umpf 3mti@en einem
auf benz piirl@gang befinoli4en PIT
cier aus @t. Mrnolb unb einem WiDoez
Ter fanb tir3li4 in ber @smartung
porcelette in 2~otbringen itatt, nobei
2ebterer erido7en unb Der Sffcier
bur9 lieben S4rott0rner am Sberarm
unD i'm Miiden nidt u%nerbeblt4 berlebt
murbe. Mls ber Wiloerer ben Sdger
uuf 1i9 3ui@reiten iab, legte ct auf
i'm an, unb ebe bieie + bic @efa6r erz
fannie, tradte ber @4ub unb brahte
benz Offi3ter bic ertpaAnten @ermunz
bungen Bel. 2ebterer ri4tete nun ben
@emehrlauf auf 1einen @egnsr unb traf
ben1elben in's 9er5, 10 bab oer SOB erz
folgte. Ser @riaofene, Elm gefiir4z
teter Milberer, ut 46 Sabre alt uno
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19
Sic Gbimeien tn California.

Da iih bet @ongreB iebt mte9:r nit
ber @btnei EN- rage be14dftIgl. tGne1
ibm MntrGge auf Numbering beg ~
qenannten @earD4@elebes porliegen, 10
6iirften bic Musfubrungen zines Calf
fornier 8lattes lber biele mtbttge
5rase, bic mir bier folgen lai1en, pon
augemeinem SsSntereKe fein. Dte San
Tranctsco Menbpoit" i@reibt namli4:
Wir t0nner es nibt oft genug piez
ber9olen, bab ben 8etpobnern BON @a=
lifornisn {ebr niel 6aran gelegen 1T,
bic @b~inefenfrase rt@ttg aufgefabt uno
qsmiirbigt gu 1eben, neil babon gu
einem {ebr md1 entli4en Tbetl bic @ntz
ptdelunq bet 8erbGltniHe G%aliforniens
bebtnat fpirb. @e Mnpeienbeit BON
$4,000 @tneft14en Irbettern in unlez
rem @taats BAT bier 3uitGnbe gel9af=
fen, bic abnormer Natur fino unb bes<
balb BON ben 8emobnern auberbalb
Ser @ren3en ni@t mebr begriffen tperz
ben. Man muB 3unG4it beoenten, oaB
OVtIt AIUettcI uOIUAu@/ Ie''>' ~"Ie"
baben, ionbern ieoer @in3elne fur 1t4
arbeitet unb gu benz 3ped ms 2ano
gefommen 1T, um in m0gli@it tur3er
3eit 70 niel gu eriibrigen, bab ct oa<
bon mie Elm vgroBer 9srr" in ietner
alien 9eimatb lsben fam, pobtn ct
3uriidtebrt, iobalb Der 3wed erfiat 1T.
@ie fein anberes @olt Der Melt
meiB Der @btneie feline 3eit un6 4rz
beitstraft gu permert9en. Gin Strife.
mie i'm bic peiBen 4rbetter ms Wert
1eben, eri@eint benz @hineien bas
DImmite; mas Ct iia nur benten tann,
ba ct lieber etuas als gar nihts per-
bient, aber babel es 10 ein5uri4ten
perfte6t, bab ct bas MDgli@ite aug
benz 9erausi@ldgt, mas fth tbm fur
ben Mugenblid barbtetet. ST perz
brau4t tpenis ober gar ni4ts unb
ieber @erbienit 1T fir i'm fat reiner
@epinn. ST tann fi4 nit groBter
;3uberii@t BET 2situng BON Organtiuz
loren anbertrauen, bic 2anb unb 2eute
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-10-19
Scr 2uiurgmtcniibrcr Momiral WeQu
erldBt Gin Mauifcit on oas
Tplf,
Wpriu Ct benz Eraiipeuteu Tciroto alc
gfulo on Der &cuolGtpn
;uihleGt.
Sic Tcrtret + Der iremaeu &egicruAS
gen fumnlcn III feiucr Giuiz
gllllg.

WDmlral Wteuo, bet commandments
Der SniursentenFotte i'm 9afsn bon
Rio be Saneiro Fat Elm Manifeit erlaiz
fen, tpeldes an ale 8raiilianer geri4z
tst 1T unb porin ct ertldrt, bab CT i'm
san ieines Sieges iber ben Prdiibenz
ten Yeiroto auf bas Strengite bic re-
publitanii4e &egierungsform erbaltsn
min. Dies lit Elm itrmerer S4lag &C.
gen bic 9ofnungen Sener, pelde an
uabmen, bab bic &eoolution bic Nbz
1i9t babe, bic friibere monar4;i4e Rsz
gierung mieber berouitellen.
Das Manifsft beiust, baB lett benz
6. September bic 8eo0lteruns geieben
6abe, tpie ii4 Dor ibren Nugen elm
trauriges @4auipiel entmidelt tpa6e,
Fir pel9es nur ber 0tttator pelgoto
neranttportli4 lei, mel@sr bartnddig
ent1@loi1en lei, feline Ma4t unter allen
/ mitGnben gu be6aupten.
peirptp tptrb ber 8erlebuns ber Ser
fa7ung bel4uloist. uno Der 4ufopfez
rune ber tpeI entli4iten 9ilfsmittel, be-
9anbes, babur4, bab ct bas 2anb lett
Monaten einem 8iirgertrisg ~preissegs<
ben babe.
SD babe feierli@ ertldrt", fd6rt
Melo fort, runb mieberbole iebt, bab
meber if, nod meme @efdbrten fir UNI
Ter peri0nli@es SntereHe irgenb mel4e
Ma4titelung bean1pru9en."
.uniere ein3ise @bii@t lit, benz UNI
terbpiidten Gunbe ben 6rieben mieberz
aueeben; bas 2anb, tpel4es unter Der
ei1ernen 9anb ber Sprannei barnieoerz
lag, BON benz ridit@tsloien @6rgei5
be5 9berbarlptes Der &egierung gu be-
freien, pel9es ii9 peissrt, benz 3erlanz
gen Der 0fientli4en Meinung Re@nung
gu tragen, bic BON linn bic Mieoerberz
itelung bes Griebens in oer propin3
&ip @ranbe bo @u1 uno Die @er5i4tz
lei1tunq auf fem Mmt oerlangt."
,2eiber baden Bel bie5er patrioti14:n
@:Mbung unter metner 6lbrung audi
unj9ulblge leiben mii7en. 3roBbem
Kplten ale 8rajilianer bic Mabrbeit
anerfennen, baB bic '@4ulb bieier
traurisen @erbaltntKe, ni@t auf Sens
fdQt, tpelhe bas @anb gu retten iu4en,
ionbern auf ben Mann, tpel4er bur;A
ieinen itrafbaren @brgei5 i'm 9ersen
bes 2anbes etnen 8lr9ertrieg ansefatt
bat."
rS4 bin bon benz 14lisbliaen eisa
in bie]em &fe p~ollitdnoig lber*
3eugt, neil es elm &f um bic Jrl'z
beit unb UNI republitanH4e @'n:l;9z
tun9en lit, unb bic 8efreiun9 oe5 Sanz
bes BON benz Drude ber SDrannti gum
3iele bat."
Ser Snbalt pori tebenben Manifeites
murbe in einem 9elegramm aus Monz
teptbeo nab' Nem Yort mitget9eilt.
Sin 2onboner 8latt be6auptet, bab in
@io ales na4 MISUNDERSTANDING ber
Monar9ie brdnge unb btnnen Sturgeon
pi4tge Menberungen gu eruarten 1eien.
@ie @ertreter ber ausmGrttgen
Md4te in Rio be Saneiro t0nnen gu
tsiner @tniguns gelansen be5igli4 Der
S4ritte, mel@e getban tpsroen 1ouen,
UNI cine meitere 8ei4tebung Der @tabt
gu Derbinbern. Der beuti4s @e1anote
blieb ben 8erat6ungen fern. SIM Gin
p%srltdnbnib NIT Dem @eianbten 4rgenz
tiniens molen ii& ieBt bic anoeren BIZ
plomatiidsn 0ertster oes iloamerifdz
nii@en @%epubliten elmer @inmi1Aun9
europdi1@sr Ma4te mieoerleben.
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Ncimc YraMtleutc

Sn Der ct. patridsz Ratb>orels N
Netp Dorf tperben am 20. Stto6sr ter
30 Sabre alte, 1ebr ret&e 0iterr,i@ii&s
Baron S. bon @riinbebuum unb 6rdz
lein 2iqie @berman, bic 19idbrige
So9ter bes &entudper pferoe3ii4ters.
getraut. Dis iunge Dame berflgt
fiber Elm iG6rli9es @intommen bon
$25, 600.
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1tntcriroif@er @anerretMtbum

@iels Der 8eiu@er Tlorioas 9absn
gemib audi ben unteriroilden Maferz
{tr0mungen unb 8eden, pel&e ft@ bort
lb%efinben, unb ben bltnben, in pDQtger
Duntelbeit lebenben TiiAen, bon nell
Gen tie betpoAnt merben, Sntere1e abb
geiponnen. Ro4 ausgeprGgter fnoet
ii9 bieie @r4einung auf Der merit
n~iirbigen, gu Merico g%eb0rsno:n Sui
INTEL Oucatan, &pel4e als 1ioli4e5 &C.
gsniiber BON Tloribu ebenfaQs ben
meritanii@en Golf nit eini 4ltebt
unb bur4 fire, AUDI auf BET i'etgsn
Notwithstanding bertretenen Rulnen 10
bsribmt 1T.
6ier tommen bic unterirbti4en
@tr1me unb 8eden nod biel 5ablret4er
por; au9 getpaltige natiirliAe 8runnen
0ffnen ii9 na@ Der @rboberfld@e. 9as
1T elm GROCER Segen fir bas an iiA
re9t maferapme 2ano, bas teinen elm
aigen nennenspert9en 6luB beiiBt, uno
t0nnte mabrli4 ben Neib ber lanbtreiz
benben 8eb0lterung in pielen Sbeilen
un1eres fernen @e1tens srmeden. Sin
HOLDER unterirbH4er @aherlauf miro
in Ducatan ~Senote" gsnannt.
@ieleiAt Der interehantsite berielben
befinbet it@ auf ber Plantuge bes pa
ters pablo Mncona, pslbe nur aus
biejer uriade in 70 bliibenbem 3uitan<
be erbalten tperben tann. On bie1en
@orn tnipft 1ih audi cine leltiame
@e14i@te, mel4e iungit Dom Pater
Mncona etnem ameritanii 4en Rorrez
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Gin pcroGhttgcr Sampler

Dim 8. Sttober traf Der 6amburser
9ampfer r@uNia" in Rem Oort
Elm. @ein GapitGn S9mibt bertbtete
finf SobesfdQe tpd6remb Ietner Metie,
3bet in bet @ajite unb bret inn 53miz
i@enoed, mie man unnimmt, an @boz
Vera. Ser 9ampfer miro 3uriidse>
balter tperben.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-02-16
SCHEDULE SPECIAL TRAIN.

WEAR H. & 1. BRAND
And E. s. L. brand Collars and Cuffs
on sale at Southerland's Cash Store
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-02-16

Train on Scotland Neck Branch Road leaves
sW eet7sna 4 S 90 z nj a. Ha a + m 4 q a P en-; aTei 9 g
Halifax at ii 90 a m. Weldon l1s6 m, daily
trains On Washington Branch leave Wash
ington 100 a, m. arrives A & r. Junction \
q; M m., r ssriVes w 1eaSsn AiS SIS IL 2 p. @. Daily lily
exc. pt Sunday. Connects with trains Cd
Albema:l and Raleigh II, r.. and scotlaI.d
Train leaves Tarboro, N. c.. via AlbemarIs
& Raleigh railroad. daily exce2t Sunday, I
p~.m.,sanday 90 m arriys Wiiliapsf 9 n;
5 70 p m! Returning leave plymouth daily
e1eept Sunday, 90 a No. Sunday 90 4 ! m
Trains N southern Division. Wilson and
p. ~. arrive Rowland Z IL. p. m. Returning
leaves Rowland I,35 a. M, arrive Fayette-
vi Tra am ii M nii aadLy n pt e., ors soaa leaves c olds.
smithneld, ! Sa. N. Returning leaves Smith,
Train on Nashville branch lea ayes Rocky Mt
Att Is p H. arrives Nashville So :. m, SPRING
) O3 a. m. Nashville : IS a. m, arrive Rocky
Mount 9 Is a: NJ, daily. except Sunday
ol h1 T on dai Gn1 s1se% pta s1nd iesse 6 20 S ,. n. i. 70
ii Is a. m. R.tnrnine leaves Clinton At 8 q
& a6 N. a and - ? % aprcg n is CONNECTING at " arsA W viii
southbo1ni train on Wilson & Fayettevili
Branch ia Nc. 81. N~ortbboundis No. H0.% Dali
except Sunday
Train No. q. south, and Ia North. will sto
)n.y AT Rocky Mount, Wi!Sut. Goldsboro an
Magnolia.
Trail No. IS makes close connection at We.
ion for all points North. daily. All rail y
Zine. also at Rocky Mount daily except SUI
lay. with Nor ok and Carolina Railroad 70
Norfolk a.d all pCiuts North via Norfolk.
Ohm f DtVIN T.. de- iSir
r. r. KENLY Gen" VI naxer.
T N ENERsoN- Traf6 Manager
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MoTHERSl MoTtIERsl II

We sympatnlze with you because 20,
usually have 81 4lH':p trouble in getting
a good Hat tor u nov; some and see wha
we have brought Tor YOU.
EINSrEiN CLOTHING co.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-02-16

q md Even ne! All! there il no
nee a. my saying anything far.
ther. | am sur, you wi hereafter
nee nothing tn. tie Famous Blush
II Ro ea FOR ,cp. c%,Ipplexion. Yours
wi h best wishes, Flora A J mes,
South Bend, Ind. Call this v at
Miiler's Pharmacy and learn the
particulars.
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A ccrker. A Sumner! Is our 80 re-
liable Derby Hat, and then we have the
famed /, B, Stets3ns Hats also.
ErNSfEIA CLOTHING co.
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Cheap Excursion Rates Over A. & NC
r, r. to New Berne FAR.

From all stations west of New
Berne tickets will be sold over the
A. & N. @ on the mail train Feb.
20. th to Oath. inclusive, good to re-
turn until Feb. 9th, inclusive.
All stations east of New Derne will
cell tickets mp to and including
Feb. 25th by the mail train.
FARE FOR RoUND TRIP BY MAIL TRAIN,
INCLUDING ONE ADMISSION TO H FAIR
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THE DAILY ARGUS.

E@% FisAt3IT so@kS t. - = reliable paper
or the people and the family Democratic. and
caring to discuss no issue wherein the peoples
lights are at stake. Progressive, abreast of the
age. we snail always endeavor to keep our edi-
erial and local columns up to the day and
our. Our circulation Ia rapidly increasing
d we hope to soon have the largest circula-
ion any raper In FasteIr rsrl t.nfrs.
GOLDSBORo. N. c.. FEB. II, 1893
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GERMAN LESSO Ms.

The undersigned. a graduate OF a
German University, will open a class
for German scholars within a few days.
Fol- particulars apply to A. HILB,
Residence on John street, near Vine.
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Steam, Eye Works.
Tax Notice.

I am now making out my Delinauer.
or Inselvent Tax List, ard the Lane
Sales for the pres nj year. This is tt
be my final sett1ement with the com
missianers, and if your name is on my
books, Twill snr,lJ laws yon on ,h
List unless yon C me down and settle
at once. w. T. DORrCH
Tax Collector,
d2~1t Col lkbarn, N C. Jan. so, '9s.
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1t was mentioned In last weeks
LIBERAL that It had ralned the night
before, not very much Of Il rain had
fallen at. the time the paper was issu-
ed. But more rain followed and it
was che OF the finest May rains known
by the oldest inhabitants. 1t rained
Thursday night and more of it on Fri
day. In all a little more than an inch
and a half feb, This will be of in
estiniable value to the cattle men.
The rain was a general n covering
a country about nine hundred miles
east and. west aud five hundred north
and south. The grass started immed-
lately and soon will be in shape to fat
ten up the stock that has been slowly
starving. The wind that followed
dried UP the surface Of the ground
and on Sunday night a stl1 dust
storm came up from the valley below
town, but this was followed by an
other rain that laid the dust. This
was followed by one Of the hand
soonest rainbows ever seen in New
Mexico. The cattlemon are now
drinking champagne.