Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-03-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.


THE kick against Judge Ores
hams appointment is f ebler than it
a week ago.
ARE you going to the Inaugurs-
ton? Is now the ubiquitous question
with Demoe rats
CLEVELAND is easily the greatest
American, and his Cabinet is al
able body of patriotic men.
Miss Maude King, of Beaufort.
N. c., is in the city on a visit
to her sister Mrs. Will Freeman.
HON. Thos. J. Jarvis was in the
city between trains yesterday en-
route for Newtern from Raleigh.
WHITE shad have made their APP
pearance in this market, which is an
unerring harbinger Of the. approach
of Spring.
The annual State Convention of
the Y. M. @. A will be held April
Go next, at Winston Salem. A fine
program is being arranged.
Miss Sue Fountain, of Dover,
Del, who has a wide circle of ad-
miring friends in this city, where
she has been visiting Mrs. Geo. G,
Royal, tas returned home.
ABOUT all the visitors to the
Newbern Fair from this city have
returned, and every ore reports a
most enjoyable time at the Fair and
in the hospitable old "City # Elms'.
EVERY man who wants "pie" will
think it his bounden duty to 60 to
the Inauguration this week and
hurrah for Cleveland. The Elan
nagans will fare better if they stay
away.
HIS many friends IN this city, his
home, we're glad to see Mr.. Albert
Perkins among US Yesterday, who
ran down from his Railroad engage
ment at Rocky Nount to spend the
day with his parents here.
THF centre of attraction yesterday
for the passing public, and which
can be seen to-day, vas the beautis
full and artistic display in the show
windows of the Einstein Clothing
Company, under the Hotel Ken
non.
THE meat thieves are still at heir
sneaking smoke house breaking at
night in the country. The smoke
house of Mr.. Paul Hates, near
Soottsville, three lies from this
city, was broken into Friday night
and quite a fine lot of smoked meat
taken.
MAJ d. W. HURT offers a reward
of $25 90 and no questi ms asked for
the return of the jewrlry stolen
from his residence when it was re-
Gently bnrglar;zed. Here is a chance
for the Gu prit to make $500 and
escape the keen eye of the searching
detective.
THERE is a SERIES of meetings row
in vogue in the Second Baptist
Church of this city. The pastor
Rev. NJ. Finch, is being assisted by
Rev. 7. j. Taylor, of W%arrenton, who
preached a most interesting and
forceful sermon last night to a large
congregation.
YESTERDAY was another o~e of
these rainy, slnshy altogether disa-
greeable days that come all along
through the year-,nd the gears as
they roll-to make our ''open air
railroad depot a place of horrors fol-
the travelling public. Will Goldsborc
ever have a union passenger depot
like other progressive cities? If 50.
when?
The news Of The death Of Rev. DIR
j. Fl. Gordon comes with unexpected
s~uddenness to his friends every
where-and they were many and
warm both in the Methodist Con.
ference and outside. He was a con,
genial, social Christian gentleman
pure in conversation and earnest and
jealous in pursuing the work OF
his high calling. La this city,as else.
where, his untimely death is deeply
mourned.
A Po.TAL card post marked
plainly as mailed in Goldshoro or
April 20, 1892, and directed t.
Aycock & Co., at Fremont, II miles
distant on the W. & W. R. R., was
only received by them on the 24tl
of this month-ten months in trav'
cling IL miles! And yet this il
called an Z of progress. 1t is g
JOY to think that "Cleveland, ant
Reform" come in, hand in hand
next Saturday.
SEEsT thou a man diligently op
posing home industry and d;scour
aging the workers therein? He shall
not stand before the kings of trad
and manufacture, nor be honored il
his country, but as a soft clog Or
the wheel of progress he shall b.
called Mud. But he that promoted
"a home industry benefteth himself
and his neighbors and his country
and he shall receive honor and b
shall be called Enterprising.
Mr.. Thos. G.. Hyman, accom-
nanied nv mis- sister Miss Anna am