Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-05-25

dience and highly enjoyed, The vo-
cal and instrumental renditions
evinced competent and thorough
tlaining, while at the same time re-
f1ecting the highest possible credit
upon the talent and application of
the pupils.
ENGINE No. /, the old "GoEe rnor
Bragg" which has been in the A. &
N. G. r r. shops for several weeks
past has just come out for service
agaio, aud made her trial trip WEEDS
nesdav. She worked splendidly,
making a run of ten miles inside of
twenty minutes. This is the first
engine that ever turned a wheel on
the A. & NOR. R., and though she
has been on duty for thirty-five
years she does good service yet.
WE speak of Democracy as a gov
eminent of the people, by the peo-
pie and for the people: and an ads
herent Of this doctrine is called a
Democrat. We have come across
the word Ochloeracy, compounded
of the two Greek words, and it means
a government controlled BY the po-
pulace-the mob: ga noisy prelude
to ANARCHY" says Hare. Would it
not be, therefore, a proper following
out Of the analogy to speak of a
Third partyite as an O%chlocrat?
THE final decision OF the Worlds
Fair management with regard to the
vexed qaestion of Sunday open
ing has been made. The gates
of the grounds are to be open,
so that all the outside attrac-
tions may be visited and enjoyed
on Sundays, but the doors of the
Exhibit proper will be closed. 1t
would appear from this compromise
Of the question hat it is the s~anctity
Of the Exhibit rather than that of
the Sabbath day, that has been pre-
vided for.
IT is quite probable that Mr.. Jno.
". Bryan will 80 in as postmaster
Of this city during the coming week,
and, that Hon. g. B. Aycock will re-
ceive his appointment as .. S. Dis-
trict Attorney for the Eastern Dis
trict of North Carolina within
the next ten days. No appoint
ment VIII give greater pleas
ure to Democrats everywhere
throughout the length and breadth
of the Old North State than the
naming of Mr.. Aycock for this posi-
ton, which he SO pre-eminently de
serves and is so capable Of filling.
THE Odd Fellows OrphanagA,
near this city, under the efficient
management aud kindly care of DR..
VIM. Cobb Whitfield is meeting
with such general favor with the
noble order that instituted if, that,
at their recent annual meeting IN Ra-
leigh, finding that the number of its
tender charge was increasing beyond
its present capacity, they gave an
order for several cottages to be built
on the premises. To this end Messrs.
Porter & Goodwin, who were award
ed the contract, are now engaged in
drafting the plans fo~ the new struc-
lures.
The Hotel Kennop, under the new
management of It's pro oppressive young
proprietors, Messrs. B. H. Griffin and
S. II. Edwards, is constantly having
new features lavished upon it for
, the convenience of its. guests. The lat
est of these is an artistieally designed
, deliberately finished and beautiful
, repository for envelopes, note paper,
l cards, matches, tooth picks, tele-
graph blanks, ink, pens, sc,
which sits upon the counter con
venient 20 the "Register' and in
easy reach for the guests. It is in
deed a "thing of beauty" and is set
off with advertisements of a number
Of the leading business enterprises
Of the city handsomely en- graved on
silver cards.
: THE marriage Of Mr.. Carl Berger
and Mrs. Dicey Denmark was sol
emnized at the home of the latter in
, this city last night, in the presence OF
immediate relatives of the bride and
friends of the contracting partie
Rev. Geo. L. Finch, officiating. The
bride is the widow of the late r. L.
Denmark, a conductor on the w. &
W. E. r, who lost his life by an
explosion of oil in a burning box
l car several years ago. The groom
is d German cabinet maker, al EN-
ploye Of the Goldsboro Furniture
factory and a skilled and appreciated
artist in his trade. TIE ARGUS
wishes them all JOY and prosperity.
WE give all our available To-
f cal space this morning to the com
prehensive, digniied and whole,
| some card of Mr.. j. A. Stevens
. which will prove both sinterestine
and instructive to the many thouse
ands Of readers into whose hands
it will come throughout the cir,
a lation Of The ARGUS, and the
State. If any n can read it,
irrefutable statements of facts anC
longer give heed or s%ustenance te
the conscienceless Third partyitel
the OcA7ocrats-who seek tt
g lead the people away from righ'
;, principles for their own persona
gain. it will indeed be passing
strange. The days of the Ochlo'
Gratis are numbered in North Caro-
lina-and their number is vegg
e fen.
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