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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-20
Sloripa.

- gn Der GiiIte bel ct. Aug IL
f time sei9te ii6 Dor einisen Saaen
9e9en Sonnenuntergung cine 9roBe
Sbaluppe nit ousldnoii6em Satel-
inert, eri6ien ieitoem mod stpei Mtal
uno lief enoli6 in ben Safen eln. SIN
Iarfe Der N06t tamen 5ebn Yer'pnen
ppn Der @~emannun9, benz NnIhelne
nod Spanier, nit SdauIeln uno
YidQrten ans Qano nnD 9rrben alIf
benz aiten 6brili0Dalll6en 8runobe=
iiBtbrnl, oas pOn Der Sborlotte=,
&rupp= mo Srioge=S traBe begrenSt
miro, cine 0rpBe eiierne &iIte aus.
Die AMI Dem @runoitiite mObnenoe
SSrau GeoOid, melber oas peroattlge
Sreiben Der MGnner a%ufiiel, eriblen
nit elmer gclooenen S6rotflinte uno
pertrieb oieIelben, leoC6 niht eber, ais
bieie bic ihmere Silte aui einen 9Sa0erl
ocluDen buttcn. lpprauf lie nit Der
&ilte oupon iiibren. gluf Der STEELE,
mo Die Ius9r0bung itatt9eIunoen
bate, funo man mebrere Olte 8efQBe
ous Sbpn, einen "eiitrnen Sotsn uno
cine Silbermilnie. Sie S6aluppe.
aui melte Die &llte 9ebrNht wOroen
mar, fubr nit SGgesNnbru6 in lib
lider Jti6tun9 ab, obne oaB Die Se=
manning nit lr0eno Senlano am Sanos
Elm ySOrt geiprDhen bate. Wtan per=
mltbet, ouB Die S6oluDpe na6 San
SOminaO iubr, no Die Grben ocs llr=
ipriinQlihen Gi9entbiimers oes erluGbn=
ten 6runObeliBtbums, SObine nit Na=
men, mpbnen. Sin MfagnOlienbaum,
Den Die Mutter Der Srau oes Generals
ylNte por 20 Sabren auf Dem 8rrno=
'iiid oepflonst botte, iheint Den 6rem=
Den uls GrtennungsSeifen Del Stelle
Qeoient sl haben. no Der S6aB. Der
lid in Der &ilie beiunoen 81 babel
ldeint, ner9raben mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-20
GlcftrijMce Yittcrs.

Sieies Wiittel lit 10 bstannt uuo popl.
lar, iopaB es tejuer belonoeren Gmpieb.
lung bepari. ollie, weI6e oas GIectrii9e
Differs periu9t baben, lin9en pemlelben
@obseians. Sine reinere Utepi;in ~eriitirt
ni9t uup IS miro %sarantirt, baB iie glQes
bewirtt, mas non perielben beanIpru6t
pirp. Glettrii6es gittsrs turirt alle
6rantbeiten Der yeber uno Nieren, ent.
fernt @ci9wiire, Seulen uno Sauttrant:
beiten, lowie ale llebel, pel6e bur6 IN.
reines Tlut ~perunIaBt wcroen. SIS treibt
6ieber aus Dem &Orper ullo i9iiet 9egen
Dahelbe. @e9en &opii6merSen, Ser
itopiun9 uno i9le6te SerOaluns per-
iu9t gIettrii6es Sitters. Sole 3uiries
oenbeit miro sarantirt oOer oas @elo sus
rid erltattet. Preis so Gents unb 81 90
bic 6Iai9e. gu baben bel Z. @. &uete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-20
Snoiana.

- Ser Turner %. Sllrte beiob ii6
lebthin Die Menogerie bon g8alib,
mel1e su Peru i'm @interquartier
Iieot. 9lm meiiten intereiiirte i'm ein
bensalii6er Siger. Sic prdbtise ge=
iiie lag rubig wie cine iAnurrenoe
SuustaBe, ON 9Giigfutter rno lieB iid
oni9einenO nit @oblgeiallen bewun=
bern. Sb man nit Dem Sbier ni6t
Elm gisden Spab MAIDEN fam? oahte
iih @iuiam, le9te ben &opf ans 8it=
fer, ltredte Die Snno our6 uno fine an,
Dem Siger oas Sell 81 trauen. Yl0B=
lid iiieB er einen g~ellenoen S9rei aus.
Sie Seltie mar nit SliBesihnelle auf=
9elprungen uno bate ibre Sabe ibm
uber ben SOpf uno @rme 9eSo9en.
SlutuberItr0mt muroe er bon ben @Gr=
tern entlernt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-20

tuurpen aud Die Rails 9eirogt, Oh lie
I'M ben auientbuItsort BON Bill mn
9iaron @poDe niibten. Seibe alltmor-
teten beiabeno, wei9erten lih ober
ltanobaft, Die 6pOoes gu perratben,
uno muroen nun Obre meltere um=
iidnoe aufgetniipit. Die Bladder tru=
gen obne Nusnobme sueiRe Gtasten,
llno teiner BON ibnen Wuroe ertdnnt,
obwDbl mebrere Yerionen gu9enSer2er
Der Spnberei 9epeien Wnren. Sci.
tens Der gebOroen lit mod nid)t oo:
8erin9ite 9eibehen, nm Dem Srelber
Der Gd6er ein Gnoc Su MAIDEN, lItlo e:
miro aud mobl nibts 9etban meroel.
oa bic SeUDlterun9 i'm Al9emeinen mi
benz Si9ilanS=G omite ipmpatbifirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-20
Nem Dorf.

@m @abltase bssesnste in Der
Staot Rem Yort benz S9wa9er
zines SammanD=Ganoioote Elm ionper=
barer uno i6mersliher uniall. Sm 8.
SiItritt muroe turS Dor Wtittag Elm
Banner init Dem ppllen Summanp=
Sidet nit Gini6luB oes StaatsgeieB=
gehun9s=@unoioaten @m. 8. 98olter,
weldes nit grOBeu Soften uuI9ebGugt
mOrOen. ourb ben beiti9en @lno berab=
9erilien. Sas Banner traf einen Sens
iterlaoen uno rib i'm aus ben gnQeln.
Der 3ufall wpllte. baB in oemielbcr
Nusenblide Der S6wager g8alter's.
Patrid &opme, oOriiber9in9. Ser So
ben traf i'm uuo brad ibln Den re6ter
9lrm. &oUme wuroe in oas ct. Bin.
cent=Soipltal 9ebraht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-20
Wi6lgan.

= Ginen 9rdBliden Sob bate Der
ppblbetannte Sarmer &obert Sabn aus
Ilbee bel Snginaw. IS mar frilb
ge9en 5 ubr. ais Seute, pethe lih ami
Dem Seimpese mad Saginaw beI0n=
ben, Spei Weilen bon Der Stoot Elm
Fiero an9ituoa wiebern bOrten. Sem
S6ale na69ebeno, batten lie an elnem
8raben einen ibauerlihen Nnblif. Der
6armer Sabn bate am Nbeno slloor
SAGINAW nit elmer Subre Sretter per=
laiien. Die 6rlbre lag i'm 8raben, Der
W09en mar umHeltiirSt UNI Die Sretter
beoedten Sabn uno bic Hieroe. Sabn
uno zines Der Yferoe, oas 81 unterlt
lag, maren tOot. Sas dnoere Yfero
lag iiber ieinem erihlagenen Geidbrten
uno tonnte lib ni9t ireimaAen. Sie
Sinsugetpmmenen siinoeten cine Sd=
terle al uuo fanoen Sobn bis al Die
SrlIt bon Den gefallenen Srctterr eIn=
9etlemmt. Gr muB einen Iilr6terllhen
uno lan9en Sooestampf getGmplt bo=
ben. Sas NntliB Der Seihe mar I6red=
lid perSerrt. lin DEN Sbertorper
berum mar Die barte Groe einen bUlben
SUB lueit BON Den Sduoeu ees Seripei=
felten auigewiiblt worOen uno Die
trampibait 9eiblOTenen Singer blelten
alumpeu bon groe suiummengeballt.
Nus Der G%ntfernuna Der lln9liits lteIle
bon Der Stabt Saginaw uno aus Der
Seidaicnbeit Der Seihe SObn's i6lpB
NAN, oaB Der Goriau ii6 etpU um 10
lbr glbenos ereignet babe uno oOB Der
bejammernslpertbe Mann I bis > Stun=
ben in ieiner Q~unlpOllen Gage lit, ebe
ibn Der SOB erl0ite. Sabn blnterIdBt
cine @ittme uno iiini &inoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-20
Quslan ..
SeutfblauO.
. II.

- lleber ben @rnte=NusIa in 3d.
ben beriAtet Die ySao. Gorreip." a.:
Der &Drnerertrag belm @inter= luo
SOmmerpeiSen entipri1t nabeSu elmer
guten, Der beim Winteripels uno Der
Commemorate elmer guten Grnte. Die
Sabatsernte geDt lan0iam por lid, bod
oiirite bas su eripartenbe SrtrG9niB in
jeoer Sinli6t sufrieoenitelenD iein.
Die SppIenernte lit iebr gut ausgeial=
len, bod miro getla9t. oaB Die ersielten
Yreiie ben glrbeitsallfWano niht aus
9lei6en. lleber Die gSeinlele lit elm
abi6lieBenoes urtbeil nod ni6t mog.
LID. Sas 8eipidt bes Wpltes 1T iebr
i6wanteno uno miro Su 5O-75 8rao
nah Se1sle an9e9eben.
Saiern.
- lleber ar9e militlriI6e IusI9rei=
tllngen miro aus Sbermeitin 0cn
berl6tet: Ger &ir6weibmunta0 mar
fir unier ionIt irieoliebenOes 90rIhen
Elm perbdn9niBpOlIer Sag. g9er 9isns=
tag irilb bic Srtibuit p~oiiirte 9laubte
IS ieien Die Sunnen wieOer Ouf Dem
Sehielpe &c peleu. DIS b66lte Slid
unierer SanObeDOlterullg lit, al Der
Nei9e oes Sabres ua6 Ntiibe uno Dir
belt aud cine SanSmuiit i'm ei9enen
SDrie 81 baben. Sarallf freut lid
Sung uno Nut. llno 10 AUDI bier.
Nls N0es i'm S6Orrer'i6en 8irtbsbouie
beilnmmeu mar, tamen aud Ia Sol
oateu ppm Observation-Disclosures Sed=
ielo, nobmen Die 9RQoAen Den Sur=
i6en meg uno t~arSten luitig oaralf los.
Die tleine Nnsnbl bon SOloateu mo6te
0ber balo Die Stimmung Der Sauern=
burden errutben, Die lib 0as ni6t bie=
ten lieBen; man bOite ii6 Spite. uno
balo erihienen Die Solo0ten mltiammt
Dem Selo,pebel in elmer Stdrte bon 40
Wdnn. Sic perlangten BON Der Mu-
lit. man iOle lie gum Oorie binaus=
ipielen. Mis- ibnen Dies uerlueigert
muroe, sertriimmerten lie ale Slider,
NrlI9e, SDenttalien, Sple9el, StuDle
mnO YQnte, Welln0cr, ldmmtli1e Sen=
tier uno guar leioer aui &ommanoo
oes 6elomebels. Sierbei icbte es ielbit=
perltdnOli6 aud GauICrcien Nb, meb=
rere Sploaten nllroen idIper permun=
oct. Sic 6euerpebr muroe 0larmirt
unp Der bierbei eri1ienene 6eueruebrs
@uuptman uno YiirQermcilie erbielt
ebcul0lls S6ld9e. IS mar Die reinlte
SNlu6t. llnterluhung lit natiirllb
eln8elcitct.
- Sin wnbres S4euIal 1T Der bon
Der YOlisei nod INNER per0eblih pers
iDlNte 5bIter OOn ilUei in Sber.
Saul periibten Grab uno gei6ens
'6lnOumgen. Gr tommt pOn N8en9ern
bel %ollmarltein a. B. Nubr mo bal
iAon lOn2c Sabre im 3u6tbaus 8e-
iencn. gSie leine 9eimatBsbe9Oroe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-20

-0-
Jnlano.
alabama.

- Ser BON ernadIenen Wao6en in
alabama oegriinoete yInti &olh=
Club, oeIien Nebengeiebe Den Nit
Stieoern ipsur perbpten, einen Womh
gu tiiiien, pel6er rau6t, 1T in Stitfe
9~e9an9en. Sie Yrdlioentin oe5 Clubs
bat eiuen @opOtaten gebeiratbet, Der
ben sunsen Sag bic Gigarre i'm Munoe
bat uno nllr oann ni6t rallht, lpenn
er ibt uno I6lQit, uno bic Setretdrln
bat li3 nit einem Manne perlpbt, Der
bas &au6en niht einmal paDreno Der
Mablseit uuierlaiien lam, iOnoern lid
Swiiden ben einSelnen @dn9en ben De-
uub elmer Gigarre lmeiItet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-20
Sm6Ien'S 9lruica SaIbe.

Die bette Gable in Der 8eIt fir
S6n,ttwunben, Sauti6iriunsen, Wuns
ben, @ei9wiire, SaIShuB, Sieberwuns
ben, S4orf, seiprunsene Sanoe. 6roits
beulen, R~rdbenausen, unb ale 9aatents
sinbunsen unb 1T eine ii9ere 9eiIuns
fir SdmorboiOen. SIS uiro %sarantirt,
baB bas Wiittel uoutommene @enuss
tbuuus sibt; meun ni9t, wirb bas 9eIo
suriiderit to :tet. preis 25 Gents per
S9a9tel. - gu ~uertauien bel {. %.
Huete, Mpotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-20

- n rittenoen Gpuntp gebt
Der &ihter SDnh mablaiii9 9e0en Die
GOOoe=H l6e= &QuberbanOe Dor. Die mad
uno mad u~ollltGnoiS als9erOttet miro.
Sn elmer Der leBten Nd6te umSin9elte
Ous bon ben 6armern 9ebiloete Yi0i=
lNnS =GOmite Die @Obnung oes Is.
MOlls, zines beriI6ti0ten Geielen, Der
bel UcrldieOenen Sranoltiitun9en uno
&ieboiebItdblen, pel6e bic Goooe.
&ide=S anoe ausfibrte. betbeili9t Serue=
len iein iOll, uno bOlte ben damn uno
isinen Sobn ulpiies aus Dem Bette.
@ie a4t Sage SupOr 80. Wartin, 10
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-20
YenmiDlpania.

- Sas Qeiammte @aarenla9er bon
Gouis y. SOwnieno bon s. II N e.
pile, Oes Der llnterI6laNuu9 beidul.
oigten SbaBmeilters oes 9tewportpiller
Saupereins tGm leBtbin Nbeno5 inter
ben Sammer. SOwnIero's unterihuB
belief iia auf etlua $4,000. I'm lih
i9aolOs 81 bGlten, orangen Die 0llu=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-20
0ie 1T oies.

Wir bistsu eiubuubert Dollars SeIobuuno iir isosu
Sail Don Rdtarrb, Der utbt our4 GiuuebnGn uoH Saus
kaiarbsRur sebetlt peroeu tam.
j. s. Gbenep IL Co.. 6tseutb .SoIsoo, 8.
gSir, oe llnter5eidneten, baben j. !. Gbsnsg ieit ben
lssten 10 Sabren getanHi uuo bdltrn tbH iUr uputouIs
men ebreubait in alien Observation-Disclosures uuo
~iiuauitsu bsiabist. Gue Don ieiner 6trma siugeganseuen
Verbluolidtetten ;u e%rIuuen.
Wet Gruar I, GroBbGuoelssD roguiheu Joleoo. 6.
WatbiuG Sinudu u Wtaruin, Grog9aHoelss
IrosutlteH, Eoleoo, =.
6aus Satarrbs8ur pir6 iuuerlid 9euomuiCu uuo
pirtt oirrtt aui oas But uno bic i6teimtgeH S5er16s
den otS SDltelHs. prets 70 SSnts iGr bic Sldide. Bers
fault pom allen Apotbettru. .3enguile irst u%erianoI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-20
Jnxr,nh,1rnrr Gazette.

SOtUNc Oe9 Nu6yta 1898 buhliGblih
~ntrlNmunOcn lCin. TurN Dineni6ait=
Ilhe ltd@fOrlhun0cn 1T lcItNcitellt, DaB
Die llriahe Des iOnOerburcn Y%bGnOmens
cine Norm leIbten Grobebens 1T, wclhe
Den Nooen empnrihlebt uno 10 Den
Srunnen dllmG9lit perl6minoen ldBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-20

Verfauft nuter auseriSiidsr &,aramtis.
Or. Wiiss' Yiuen, 80 SUiea % GeutA
~ Rstsn bel apstbstsyL
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-02-08
GEORGE W. cHHDS.

To use an expression trite but SO
true that none other will suffice, a
good man isgone; not a great man
nor a grand one, but a philanthropy
ist in 1.-The primary sense, a lover,
Of humanity in rags and humanity
in silk, humanity in tears and hus
mainly in smiles. OF lowly origin
the eminence he attained turned
not his head, He looked with
kindly pity upon tn ose below him
and. without envy toward those
above Heaven blessed him and
he blessed others. All through
the land there is~sorrow at his
death. The world is better that he
has lived.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-02-08
The Cigarette Vice.

The use of cigarettes lie not
merely the use of tobacco, it is a
vice by itielf. In reformatories
where the cure of the opium, alcos
hol and cigarette habit is a bust.
ness, cigarette patients r not e
stricted from smoking cigars or
pipes, which r regarded as com
paratively harmless. The cigar.
cite works a special evil of it's own
which tobacco in other forms does
not effect. This evil result may
be due to drugs, or to the fact that
the smoke of cigarettes is almost ale
ways inhaled into the lungs, while
cigar smoke is not. As to that,
let the experts decide; about the
fact of the effect there is no doubt,
and no dearth of evidence. No
other form of tobacco eats into the
will as cigarettes do. The adult
man can carry off a good deal OF
poison of one kind or another
without disaster, and his duties
being fixed and his will formed, be
is usually able to make his minor
vices subserviept to his more i'm.
portant obligations. And SO ii
happens that it is a matter of con.
slant observation in clubs. and
wherever there are intelligent men
who allow themselves all the crea.
ture indulgences that they dare
that these experienced persons are
constantly swearing off" cigar
cites tor longer or shorter periods
and smoking cigars instead, The
cigarette letter begins to gall and
they fling it eff. But young boy
do not do that. They have not dis
erection enough for q thing, and.
or another, cigars cost too mucl
for them, and cannot be smoked
surreptitiously in a spare moment
It is the internal cheapness Of the
Gig and its adaptability fol
concealment that tempts the schoo
boys callow intelligence.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-02-08

TENNESSEE 10 in for a bitter pre-
hibition campuign. Sam Jones
will take a hand. No doubt good
comes of these occasional assaults
all along the line, but they s'tear
up the ground" The temperance
sentiment is growing steadily year
aid 10 independent Of band wagon
methods. 1t 10 obstracism in society
now tor a young man to be as COM
vivsl" as he had license several
years sgo. He will loee his position,
toe, if his employer discovers that
he drinks to any excess in his
spare hours. The mechanic and
tho laborer have come to see
that q sober workman, even if he
have less skill or endurance, has
the cali, The battle of life is toe
hot to permit of unguarded mo-
ments. The next generation vii
witness an improvement upon thu
conditions of to-day, and 80 onward
Faith and not fanticisu is the i'm
pnlss that should animate worker
in the cause OF temperance.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-02-08
NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of a judgment OF
superior court of Wayne county, N. c.,
rendered in September term 1898, in the
case of the Bank of Wayne VS.. M, z.
Crawford and wife,. Opllelia Crawford,
ct al. 1 shall sell for cash by public auc-
ton at the court house door in Colds
boro, on Monday, March 5, 1894, at IL
m. the lands described in the pie adings
and in said judgment, being the lands
mortgaged by the said Crawford and wife
to the Bank of New Hanover, by a morris
gage registered in the Office of Regis tral
| of Deeos of Wayne county, N G, in Book
%, page 556, and in said mortgage de.
| scribed as follows:
Situated in Wayne County, North
| Carolina, in Fork Township ON both side.
OF the Little River Smithfe'd Road
| bounded on the N. by Little River, ane
adioing the lands of Edmund Coor. Perry
Cox and othe s. being the lands upoi
which he said M e Crawford aud wifi
then resided at the time OF. execution 0
F. A. DANIELS;
reb. 2, 1891. Commissioner
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-02-08
ON 70 NICARAGUA

Congress should heed the appeal
of Senator Morgan, who voices the
desire of the commercial and in
dustrisl classes throughout the
United States, for Government
control of the Nicaragua canal and
the fastening of its completion.
President Cleveland and ex-
President Harrison have both Urged
its necessity for the future welfare
of the nation; longer delay is dan
geroue; millions of men are out OF
work-demanding bread. Govern
ment possession of the Nicaragus
canal means employment for this
great army of possible future an
srchista, if longer denied honorable
employment.
The immediate effect of COM
meneing work on this canal under
Government. auspices would be s
demand for labor, breadsstuHs
coal, iron, timber, clothing re-
vival of chip building, and th'
starting of idle manufacturing
plants now rapidly going TO ruiz
and decay.
Manchester. England, a single
city, put sixty million dollars in
canal simply to benefit her OWL
cotton manufactures. Why shoul'
this, the richest Nation on tn
Globe, hesitate to Issue one hun.
dred million. in bonds to carr,
through a work. on which SO mucI
depends. The prosperity and wei
fare Of our common country are in
volved.
Congress should act at once an
remove the barrier which keep
apart the waters of the Atlanti
and Pacific.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-02-08
HOME FACTS WHICH CANNOT
BE QUESTIONED.

I have used Mrs. Joe Persons
Remedy for a cancer on the chin,
lips and nose. It had eaten the flesh
from my chin until the bone was
exposed. 1t had eaten entirely
through my nose aud was making
rapid progress on my lips and
gums. There were several teeth
were eaten bare. When I was in
this condition in Oct. 81, and had
been given up by the doctors, who
pronounced it cancer, I heard or
Mrs. Joe Persons Remedy through
a friend, Mrs Rodwell, and secured
! dozen bottles Of the Bittersand !
dozen Wash packages, and com-
menced it's use. In about three
weeks there was a marked improve
ment, all offensive odor had disap-
peared and flesh had commenced
to grow on the exposed places, and
in three months my chin and lip
were entirely well and looked as
natural as before. My nose is not
entirely we'll, but does not give me
pny pain. Am sure | would now
be entirely we'll had | been able to
arocure the medicine as | needed
t.
In all / have taken 33 bottles OF
the Remedy and Is packages OF
the Wash and am confident that ]
dozen more bottles will effect a
permanent cure I had been sub
iect to Rheumatism all OF my life,
but since taking this medicine
have been entirely cured of it.
After l commenced the use of the
Remedy, l was able to rest we'll ia
night and. was free from all pain
Before that tlue [ Goa d not seer
at all and had to walk the floor in
agony, unable ~ rest or sleep. | dc
not think there is any medicine il
the world to compare with l., an,
advise all sufferers to use it.
Mrs. VICTORIA RIVERS
Ridgeway, N. c., April 18th, 1S9;
The bove statement is al
exact description of Mrs. Rivers
condition and remarkable cure b.
the use of Mrs, joe Person.
Remedy l was an eyewitness o
her suffering before she commenced
the use of.the Remedy, . and of he
cure as certified to by her..
MRS. j. L. RoDwELL
R.iswav. NJ =.
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FROM SIRE TO SON.

AS a Family Medicine Barcon'sCelery
Cure paesestfrom siTe to son as a legacy.
IF you have Kidney Liver or Blood disor-
der do mot delay, but get a free sample
package of this remedy at once. II you
have Indigestion, Constipation, Headache
Rheumatism, etc, this grand specific will
cure you. J.H.Hill& Son the leading drug
pists, are sole agents and are distributin
Is mples free TO the afflicted. Large "a
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DISSOLUTION I

The co~,partnership heretofore ex.
istiI g under the firm name of Brown
Latham s. Co; is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business will be
continued at the same stand by G d
Brown and Jno W Gardner. Those
indicted to the old firm can make pay
ment to either Brown or Latham. who
will settle any indebtedness outstands
ing against them.
CD BROWN,
TR LATHAM,
j B GARDNER,
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&EdmuDdSOD
Goldsboro. N. G.
OF SALE.

Und and by virtue of a judgmeno
superio co urt of Wayne county N
rendered at September term, 1893, IN hh
case OF B. F. Aycock ct ais VS.. Jos ply
Teac her ct ais, / shall sell for cash b
public auction at The court house door in
Goldsboro, or n cnday, January 90 1894,
the lands situate in Wayne county, N. g.
described in the plead1ngs and judgment in
said action. bounded and described as fol
lows: Adjoining the lands of R. 8. Yelver
ton and others, bounded on the North by
len. on the east by tho lands of Warren
Edmundson's heirs, and on the south by
he lands of Philip Fort, and on the west
Y the lands of Caesar Fort and r. s. Vel.
erton, and entirely surrounded ly the
nds of the above named parties; contain
fur and one-half acres, more or les s
f. A. DANIELS,
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ToTHE PUBLIC

To
The c~opartnershIp of Brown, Latham
s. Co., having been dissolved and the
busiess being. continued at the same
.tand by Messrs Brown s. Gardner: we
the retiring partners take pleasure in
bespeakng for Messrs Brown and
Gardner fair and liberal share of pub
lie patronage believing that they will
give entire satisfaction to those dealing
wirh them
T.R. LATHAM.
j. B,
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HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs. Guy, who isstopping at Mrs. Pata
rick's, on the corner of John and Spruce
streets, desires to- inform the ladies OF
Goldsboro that she has a complete line
of hair goods, such as switches, waves
and bangs. all of which are in natura
cures. Also cutting and curling bangs
shampooing and dressing the hair in the
most tasteful manner. Also a compile line
of curling irons, Your patronage is soli-
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TON Reed said saturday that
Jere Simpson was "Very YEAR a
Democrat" May the work of grace
be completed at this session and
the eockles, statesman stand flat
footed on the next National Dem.
ocratic platform.
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Mountain Beef,
YOUNG, FAT AND TENDER,
JUST WHAT YOU:WANT,
FOR A FINE ROAST, OR.
A BREAKFAST STEAK

l want the public to know that I am
keeping the very best beef ever in this
market, and I want their trade.
Come and see for yourselves
at my market, on Chests
nut street, under
Arlington Hotel,
Two doors east Of the p~ostof1lce
I..receive my cattle direct from the nouns
tains, in car load lots, and in splendid
condition. I sell this beef on its
merits and I want to get your
trade and hold itby givs
ing you fine beef at all times
l have also purchased the business ar
good will of CASTOR Kelley 6 Co., mn
stand ct the corner of Walnut 81 job
streets, where, 7 shall keep equally as fin
beef and otEer meats as at my market In
der the Arlington.
WGIVE ME A CALL.
Respectfully,
I. =. EAM,
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NOIIOE.:!.

By order of the Board an examination
will be held at the colored Graded school
building, Saturday mex the 10th for the
purpose o~fsecuring q teacher for, the State
Normal School. All wishing to take this
examination wi1Tpleast be present ,at. 8
q. m, ON the above date Respt,
Feb. 8, 1894, r. SIR LES
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WHEN TT O DARK

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m DR.. Pierce's
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