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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-10-01
GLENN, THE POWERFUL.

-iiis speech in the Messenger Opera
House Lat Night the Greatest Ever
Heard in GoIdsboro.
Daily Argus. Sept. 80.
Hon. r. +. Glenn, Of Winston,
always 4 prime favorite in Colds
horo as a public speaker,
cclipscd his own brilliant record
last night, IN the Messenger Orcra
House, before 4 large audience
that had gathered 10 hear him,
and which showed their apprecia-
ton of his brilliant effort by fire.
quent ana prolonged applause.
70 attempt to give 4 synopsis
OF his speech would be trivial ana
even the speech itself in full print
woulI net do the speaker Justice
for there was a mach convincing
argument in the manner Of the
n}aa and the tone of his tcrvid ut
terances as IN his glowing words,
Ills speech must be heard is it
fails from his lips TO carry Tie
full force OF It's sweeping aTgu-
ment-
Suffice it, therefore, to say,
that men who went out last night
to hear him and were undecided or
lahcwarm as to their political
duty this year; came away enthusi-
astic for Democratic success in
County, State and Nation. Popu-
lists who we're OF his audience
were made to feel that only
through and by Democratic SUE
eess this year can they hope for
any Of the reforms to which their
party is pledged. Democrats
were made strong in the faith, and
Republicans the few who were
present-were brought face to face
with the hidions laws and appall-
ing public conditions for which
their party is responsible.
Alter his splendid speech MIR.
Gtenn was enthusiastically con
graduated by scores Of his au
dience who crowded upon the
Stage TO shake his hand, aud ais
most the entire large compile
ment Of his lady audience await
ed BIN in the vestinule to shake
hands with bin and add their
congratulations . the many that
were showered upon him by the
men.
L was a great occasion for the
Democracy OF Wayne County.
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jeWe1er a

filed with eating sores; my tongue was
almost eaten away. SO that for three
months l was unable to taste any solid
food My hair was coming out rapidly.
and I was in a horrible fix. / had tried
various treatments, and was nearly dis
couraged, when a friend recommended
S.S.S. After 7 had taken four bottles, I
began to get better, and when 1 had
finished eighteen bottles, was cured
sound and well, my skin was without a
b1emish, and have had no return of
the disease. S.S.S.saved me from a life
of misery" SIS. guaranteed PureH
0egeta6ke) will cure any case of blood
poison. Books on disease
and it's treat, - ca
free by Swift - - Va
Atlanta, Ga. 49, -
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THE Discovery SAVED HIS
I,fEE

NJ. G. Caj!louerte. Druggist.
5tAVsrarjiiv, H., says: ."Io DR..
KiaG,s New Discovery Love MY
If. Was taken with Ia grippe
ard ri; q all lie physicians for
miles about, hut Of no avail. and
was given up and told I could
not i've Having Dr. King
NV Discovery IN my store ]
sent for a bottle and began its
Us and from the first dose be-
gan 10 ge5 better, and after US
ipE lnr:e bottles was up ard out
again. 1t is worth his weight il
gold We wont keep store or
uuus3 without it.
nria' bottles free at j, 4. Ei'l
&Sotl's drug store. Regular size
aOc and 81.
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Struck a Fatal Blow.

II d row which occurred ia q
saloon here at late hour lao}
night, Thomas B. Murray killed
John j. Vaughn with a blow Of
his fist, s.r:cking him JUS above
the left.temple, K Ling h N almost
Instantly.
Murray was held under $500
Daii. Vaughn was about 25 years
Of age and was unmarried. He
came to this place from Ports
mouth. Va. Both men We're EN-
pioyes in the shipyard here.
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Blood Poison.

propriate1y called the curse of mankind.
It is the one disease that physicians can
not cure; their m%ercuria1 aud potash
remedies only bottle up the poison in
the system, to surely break forth in a
more virulent form, resulting in a total
wreck of the system.
Mr.. Frank B. Martin, a prominent
ieWe1er at oo6 Pennsylvania Ave, Wash
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$500 Cash

Richard Brown, the Buggy and Car
riaga Painter, will .~repaint your old
buggy and make it look like new
Ali material furnished. All work guar.
anteed, Forty years experience.
Orders left at Summerlln's repair shop
John street. will receive prompt at
tantiop
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/ He ARGUS
DAILY AND WEEKLY


The TINE for REGISTRATION in
GoIDsBoRo, as we'll rs the rest of
the Couniy, is BETWEEN 8 O'clock
=, n, AND I O'CLOCK, z. NJ, and
the days for registration are
September 26th, October 3rd,
October 10th, and October 18th.
W. r. ALLEN, Chm.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-10-01

BOILER FOR SALE-One frst-class
return tubular Boiler 20 Fl. 2. Used
only one year. Good as new and at a
bargain. Increase OF steam plant u
cause of sale. Boiler guaranteed and
now fully insured by the Hartford
Steam Boiler Insurance Company.
Elmira Cotton Mill, Burlington, n. G
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ngton,D.C
1 was for a long
time under treat
ment of two OF
the best physi-
clans of this city,
for a severe case
of blood poison,
but my condition
grew worse all
the while, not
thstanding the
fact that they
charged me three
hundred dollars.
NV mouth was
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-10-01
Speaking from an economical

Speaking from an economical
standpoint, it would zoe far
cheaper for Major Mckinley to
come out and meet the people in
their own States and cities, than
to incur the expense of trans
porting the people to Canton to
meet McKinley,eve at lone fare
for the round trip" Bnt COR
ruption money is abundaht, and
the dignity of the sweet, sims
pie. and sublimeesoul and char
acter" of the Carton dude must
be preserved at all HAZARDS. On
hand, the people are
not supposed to have any dig
nifty to- care for,
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NOTICE.

Having qualified as the Administra
tor OF Elizabeth Smith, deceased, no
tice IS hereby given to all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of said
decedent to present them to him on or
before the 9th day of September 1897,
tn. notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery. 'E. B.. SMITH.
Adm. Elizabeth Smith.
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FOR INSULT.
Heavy Loss Suffered by the 'Wor-
cester Factory, " hich Showed
Bryan's Picture on a Red
Flag
Worcester, Mass, Sept. 2

Worcester, Mass, Sept. 81.
Through the window over
which the red flag with the picture
of Bryan upon it was hung on
the big underwear factory of W.
H. BUNS Company Friday after
noon, during the demonstration to
the Nebraska man, flames and
smoke issued early this morning,
and one of the hottest fires that
the department has had to fight iii
years burst forth on all sides. The
factory was fired by incerdiaries
spurred to anger by the insult to
Bryan. Proprietor Burns re-
ceived the following letter:
"Damn your soul; you'll pay
for that. You wait. Signed Free
Trade
Another remarkable feature Of
the affair is the fact that not half
All hour after the flames were dis
covered, Dell d. Morgan, ex-
chailman OF the Democratic city
committee, rode up to the Yves
tern Union Telegraph Office or
his bicycle and sent the folio wing
dispatch to Candidate Bryan:
Worcester, Sept. y.
Hon. w. j. Bryan, Bath, Me.
Thank God. Justice received
her last dues. Burns underwear
factory, which displayed the red
flag in your honor Friday. is in
flames.
DELL d. MORGAN.
Ex-Ch'm City Dem Com.
THE ORIGINAL MESSAGE De
MAND.
To day the Chief Of Police and
the Chef Of the Fire Department
demanded the original copy Of
she message but IL was refused
them.
The iucendiary theory IS
strengthened by the fat that the
factory has been cios-Q since
noon of yesterday aud there Is
nothing OF an itti tmnahle nature
ii tne room where the fire broke
out. The fire originated on the
second floor, directly under the
place Wl4r the red ii lg was Sc.
1t va IN exiting fire, aud the
crowd which turned out in re
spouse to the general alarm was
fully as large as that which
greeted Bryan himself. The fac
Tory Is enc Ct the biggestiuWor
cester aud IS worth $50 coo. The
damage will ii ure up to $3.50.
900.
There is great Excitement il
town ard everybody is talking
of III lucendia3y. The police
are hard at work. devoting every
tfort to the discovery of the
guilty parties.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Hon. Chas. M. Cooke, Demo-
cratic candidate for Secretary Of
State, will speak at Mt. Olive,
Oct 9th. Granthams,
Friday Oct. 9th. Let all come
out ard hear him.
w. r. ALLEN, Chm.
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The book of

DOSN 10
woman's life is di.
vided into three
c hapters: Girl
hood, ~womanhood,
motherhood. At
the time when a
young girl passes
into wOmanhood-
turning the leaf as
we may say bet
ween the first and
second chapters of
her existence
little care and
thoughtfu1nes S
will d oub1e her
chances of future
appines and
save many hou1s
o f IF cTing.
Every u wo-
man should have
all intelligent M
d~eTstandiIlg Of her
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PAY YOUR TAXES:

Taxes for 1886 are due, and I am
ready to receipt for same at my office
in the III house. Come forward
promptlp and settle.
W. A. Denmark, Tax Collector.
Goldsboro Township.
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CITY X

Tho city tax books for 1896 are
now in my hands for collection. Please
come forward and settle at once. The
costs viii be added after Nov. ]; 1896.
See section S, order XII, J W Quick
Sept. 25, '96. City Tax Collector.
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london, Sept. 27.-Tne Dai

london, Sept. 27.-The Daily
ews correspondent at Rome is
assured that negotiations are
pending between England and
Italy, with Il view to the latter
government holding In readiness
Il large body OF troops to sail at a
moment 5 notice for the Leyant.
Chester, Pa September Is
Tires Of The crew and a stowa~
way OF the iron steamship Syrus,
Captain Simmons, from Phila-
doiphia, ftr Norfo1, ct a
horrible death to night while the
steamer Was lying eff The qaaraLs
the station at Marcus dock IN
Delaware river. The men, III
lowering q baTrel Of oil into the
hold Of the vessel accidentally
bursted i, and 10 save the oil
procured another barrel. One Of
the men struck a match and ig-
nited the fluid. The hold Of the
vessel Was soon ftIed with flames
and smoke. The four men were
sufocated before they could De
rescued by the captain and re
uainder Of the crew.
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SUMMER prices-Coal:s.45 $50 ton of
1000 10 weight, or measured, 10bbls
full, So. w. H. Griffin. Leave ord
ers with J. eGrifhn or Pitman Bros
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CONDENSED NEWS.
Happenings of Interest All Owe
the Cortinent.

All the train dispatches on the
Canadian Pacific Railroads. sys~
ten we're ordered out on strike
last night
McTeer Bros one Of the lead
ing retail dry goods houses 10
Knoxville Tenn, assigned. Liza
bilities, $50. 600; assets not
given.
The steamship ha Bretagne,
which a. rived at New York from
Harvey. brought 50. 900. 900 in
gold, consigned TO Lazard Freres.
The specie was deposited in the
sub>Treastry III exchange for
greenbacks.
John Wanamaker, of PhiIa !
deiphia, has bought the lease
hold and entire stock aid fixtures
OF Hilton. Hughes q Co, and
will begin business in the big
Tenth street, store, New York
city, almost Immediately.
Baiater. Sept. 27.-The Gar
and Czauina, Queen Victoria,
Prince. and Princess Of Wales and
other members OF the royal family
attended service at Crathie church
and drove out III the afternoon.
The Hercules Cotton Mills, Ct
Q1eturo, Mexico, which include
three OF the largest cotton fac
tories in Mexico. closed down
Saturday morning. The cause is
stated 90 be Oh account Of over
production Of manufactured
goods.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-10-01

Toxic, September 27.-The
newspapers here deny the asser-
ton published in London that
Russia and Japan have agreed
upon joint protectorate in
Corea.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-10-01

Serious trouble is anticipated
at the !neeting Of the Choctaw
Council al Iuscaaome, Indian
Territory, whica conveues Tues
day. Uuited States troops have
oeen ordered tner
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Tipperary, Sept. 27.-Thou-
sands of iersons attended the
meeting today il favor OF am
nesty TO the Irish political prise
ners. For the first time since the
spIit in the Irish party John Dill
Ion and John Redmond appeared
on the same platform. John DAILY,
the recently released dynamiter,
also spoke.
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Dongolia, Sept. 27,--The See
ond Brigade Of the Egyptian ex-
petition is now proceeding South
and up the Nile to garrison, Me
roWi, El-Debbeh and El-Khandak.
NIcrowi is between IT'S and goo
miles up the river from Dongoia
and Is nearly onc-half the distance
to Berber by the river. El-Debbeh
and El-khandak are situated ut al
most equal intervals on the river
between Merowi and Dongola.
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Worcester, Sept. q.

Hon. W. j, Bryan, Bath, Me.
Thank God. Justice received
her last dues. Burns underwear
factory, which displayed the red
flag in your honor Friday. is in
flames.
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LCEAl BRIEFS

DE- an1 Mrs. J. r. Miller. who
hay: b 81 Spending some true
il Ashey lie, are at home again
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-04-25
TO THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
The Secretary Disk PlowD
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-04-25

from The merchant u ticket on
iillina him or ber W u chance ~
prize IN mol riskiDg money ~ my
other thing ~ value, anymore
Tim II DO merchant had raid
shore, ! will give You u balf yard
~ this cloth 0r M 0Alrn
handkerchief mnDDabIo Tho
giving gf prizes under The
system adopted by our merchants
hos . tendency W induce mnny
people, who have heretofore
bought everything oD credit, 10
pOy casb md 10 practice . certain
degree ~ economy w other limos,
This h 10 The good ~ the com.
DuDily NJ largo, Tho argument
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things ibey don't need, Just W
order w secure u gbHDce ~ u pia
GDO, ~ bat ~ lamp Or some
0lh6r article, II DOnb0Dso, Tho
/ yGst extent ~ which tho credit
syslem has Oblainod IN Ilawaii h
one ~ our grealost OWLS,
MERCHANT,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-04-25

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-04-25

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-04-25
NAH, Nichols Ca
AGENTS.
Administrators Notice.
AGENTS

Tho nDdmig1ed, having been duly ~.
DJlBiEd administrator ~ NE IstAls NJ
jANRA DDsktLLY, Iais NJ Honolulu,
Island NJ Oahu, 1eessFSd, hObGs ~ bsIsby
giyeD w NJ GJpdlCIB NJ lbS dSGGaEed W
present their dsiWs, NlDstbeT secured w
mOTtgsgs M otherwise, dplg authenticated
ald VIII prJpsr Wpghsfs, " sDy eTlst W
ilH UDdsIBlgusI within M months from
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barred, aBd MI pfWODs indebted " The
said d6esased ap Requested ~ make iWms,
dlals psymeDi w Do gDdgT iggsd W bis
OIiigg, M W Merchant slTsst, Honolulu,
DAVID DAYTON
hdHi1lsiTai0g NJ Mo Ksiais ~ JaHss
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-04-25
Administrators Sale
Or #asIr.
REAL : PROPERTY
silunlo NJ WOikoIc, lwn, Oahu
Estate Of O. D, BOHUAElBL Deceased
Rare Good Chance for Iryfs.
tors and Capitalists.
Ar ~ O'CLOCK NOON,

~ - '''F'" ''Vff
Tho following Pieces or PR.
coils Of lIcol Property
I Land described IN II. y.
B5l ~ u, q, A, 03BIb 10 Kabula 2,
AREA l 47.lOO acres moro or less.
2 Land described IN H. y. Grant
l26 10 F,P.MaDi1i, area 1906 acres
more or less. y Land described In
H. j. 1893 OIL. q, A, 1911 10 Kokua.
jOpa, area b3 100 ~ ~ nero moro
or less, d-IaDd described IN H.
y, 42lG ~ NC. a, G026 ~ Kahae.
kau6, arGa LOB acres more or loss,
b Land described In H. y. 1894
~ u, q. A, lG76b " K0nibO, Gr0a
U'lOO Of aB acre more or less. g.
Land described In u, y. 1905 0f
u, q, A, B9l 10 KaakiakiabO Hrea
In acres moro or less, 7 Land
described IN H. y. 400 ~ j., q, A,
$50 " Null, area L32 acres moro
or loss,
These lands containing u total
area ~ ~ acres 6f6 prOpOfliOBatG.
~ about tw0.tbirds wet and the r..
lnaiDder dry laBd, Al the wet land
n under rice cultivation, and tho
dry lind h suitable for pineapple
raising, Present annual rental
| 100000,
p16" These lands we're Ieas0d
Wy dgCedebtg widow for ton years
| from January I, 1890, bat tbG
leas6 holds good only ~ " III,
Widows half ~ all Iands, ~,
other heirs not having joined In tli'
lghse,
Lands To d Osid In ons 10,
! And sals ~ be- subject 10 confirm
RtiOB NY the CisCuit Court ~ thI
First Judicial Circuit
Terms Casb payable In u, y, gOlt
coin, Deeds W be- NJ expense ~ w,
purchasers,
For further particulars inquir,
! ~ The undersigned NJ his Office, II
tho judiciary Building,
HENRY SMITH,
| Administrator Eslats ~ q, Is, 10
Duakaba, dsceased, 27G.ld
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ype oda VqUows p,e.,e.

a large number ~ people have
Olroady g0Do out 10 Sans Souci
today 10 take part IN tho baskot
picnic NJ The Odd Follows, mora
will follow this afternoon and still
moro will await tho cool " tho
evening, Games and Other amuso.
meDis will be provided for The
children and there will be dancing
on tho laDais both afternoon and
eyenInH
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-04-25

Terms 5000 down, balance
1850 n week or u liberal discount
for cash.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL,

linUl rOilrnfl Nv lHHlDh DVnhIN |
This afternoon,
KawaIabaO concert NJ IndoDeD'
deDCe Park tonight
Mrs, A, v, Willi0ms lefl 0g The /
u, N, Caslle today for Ban FIRM
cisco,
Mrs Dr. oliver GOpG oyer from
WOl1kai On lhG M0k0lll lblB
morning
AtJalyalioD Army headquarters
tonight there Will bon "boCkelld'
Gfs" meeting,
The JapaUose lbeal0r,sODetlmqs
known NJ lIyaDg 0pefh house, "
being torn down,
Ewa plantation IL breakigg ~
800 aGfGs ~ new land, water
viii bo conveyed 10 " Wy 0umos'
Considerable progress ~ COM
mille0 work was made Wy tho
membefH ~ Tho lower House yos'
to-day
lngses have boon provided ~
convey oil those having badg0s ~
tbe ODD Follow picnic freo ~
Gbbfge,
The cosy little club house now
going 40 on tho grounds ~ Tho
Pacific Tennis Club, IN rapidly
approaching completion
Pastor aayiD will preaCh NJ
both services ~ Tho Christian
church tomorrow, Baptism NJ tho
close NJ the evening service,
"Jesns and Social Life" will DO
iteV Mr., IjlfDie's subject NJ the
evening service ~ tho Central
Union church tomorrow evening,
W, W, Dimond tells ~ Tho NOR.
~ NJ tlie j, u, Mott palgDl olQsete
IN his advertisement This closet
IN said W be tho best IN Tho world,
Az Tho Methodist church tOmOr,
row evening it6y Mr. Peck will
discourse on "IhG Rotation u
children " Christ His church
A notice ~ creditors and others
IN lhe estate ~ W, james Smith
Deceased, IN published NY Tho
administrator, Joseph y, Carter
IN This Issue,
'lhe 0nioms ~ tle u, n, u
Adams wGr6 mi home" y0sterday
afternoon and dancing on dGGl
WIS indnlg6d IN NY numerous yIs
TORS Ile Hawaiian G0b fur
Dlshed The music,
AWliOH68f b1Gg Will sell Va
entire fufHilurG aud effects now II
Tho residence NJ o. Y, Mclean ~
Vineyard street NJ Tho pfe1ises ~
Monday morning NJ ~ O'0l Ooh A
fDe i3lglDway piano. paflOf hDt
bedroom furniture, etGD viii b'
disposed Of
JF, Morgan will soil NJ auction
on Monday nest M noon NJ WI
salesf0Om on Que6D street, y pieg
NJ land IN Tho rear ~ tlle Bedel
mann premises, corner NJ B6fela
mia md keaaumOkn streets, Ais,
n qHariar interest IN another Diee
~ laBd IN the sanG vicinity
which oafrias with " M iDlerea
IN aH HrleslaD we'll,
The Pacific Hardware COmpaD
publish n testimonial from VI
5tmG Agricultural College ~ Mi
sissipi IN which they state lbat VI
"5eGrotary" disk pIOw h lbg bea
tlley have oyer Experimental
with IN tllg college fields Tbi
implement MOI only plgws yer
d0dDly bat N easy on i've stOgI
md leaves lbe ground IN M ~
DnglHIly uOOd condition,