Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-03-09
LOCAL BRIEFS.

OOM GotIGtV opl thS CGl1itui
mildness, come
WHY should the G O. =. wee !?
1t still has Ben Harrison and Will
liam Mckinley ard his other Bill to
keep it company,
Our couuty's law makers. Messrs,
Aycook, Allen and Stevens, the Gen.
eral Assembly having adjourned,
are "home again" and looking well.
Mr., Gee. L. Morton, OF Will,
mington, wife OF State Senator
Morton, returning from Raleigh, s
visiting relatives in this city, the
gueat Of her cousin Miss Ada e..
Humphrey.
IT is president Cleveland, this
morring-and a Democratic admin
istrarion with the courage of its CON.
victions, and a Democratic Congress
in both brapehes OF that boly. Let
rs all rejoice.
We had all kinds of weather yesz
terday-eXcept good weather, We
had rain, hail. snow, @sleet, cold
and colder, and a regul.r blizzard
with it all. 1t was about as severe
a day as has visited us in years.
LEGISLATORS and other mascu-
line meddlers have been unnfcessar-
ly worried over the threatened re.
turn of tie hcopskirts. Be not
slatmed. Mrs. Cleveland has st
her voice of disarproval against this
ugly style. That settles it with this
Democratic party
The work of stone pavins th-
west end of Walnut Gt'taf, and of
completing the paying of East and
West Centre Streets wilt soon begin
and be pushed to c"mpletion. The
stone for the work has been shipped
from the -qra~ries and is expected
daily to arrive,
EVERY Y. VI, C.. A. man in town
is requested to b.gin to day to talk
eAnniversary." Sunday night tie
18th inst is the time, s.. Paui's
church the place and II. 0. Will
liams, the strongest association man
in she South will be the speaker.
Do all you can to get ont a big
crowd.
OUR young fr;sld and rarely tails
ented tow mai Mr. Hugh l. Nil
Ter, who for the past two years has
been f ling a professorship in the
A, & NJ. Colleg sc, at Ra'eigh, has
been elected to and has accepted the
position Of CT enlist f,r The Navassa
Phosphate Works, on Of The largest
CONCERNS in tie G .untry-
.FHB question OF ado, ting the
amendments to the charter If the
city of Goldsboro. as provided by an
enactment # the late General AS.
sembly, will dou 'tltss be submitted
to the city voters at the May mum,
cipal election. When the question
of submitting it to the voters i:
passed upon HE ARers will pub
Iishthe full te2t Of the bill, So that
all may H. eonversant with its pro-
VISIONS and vote as they see f..
IN another month THE DAILY
ARGUS will have rounded eight
years of existence--and with nc
"breakers ahead" The paper ha,
never been a "self blower" It has
aver sought to maintain journalistic
dignity and refned COURTESY, as til
sdltor has chosen iolrn4llsm for a
profession aud not'a traffc-and VI
yield to none in loYe for the brethren
who strike hands with US Oh this
plain.
Col. Paul Faisor, of Raleigh, wi
has been succeeded by h r. A. L azal
as Superintendent of tho Peni
~tetiary, was in the city y.ster
day. Mr.. Leazar is we'll known
tpo'tne people of the Qtate as a gen
tleman3 of ability and great persona
worth. Mr.. Leszer has filled s.vera
important public stations, the las
being presidential eleetor of his dis
trlct, making a vigorous and succe (
full canvass for democracy.
SPRING did give US a touch of he
"ethereal mildnes''y sterday, wheth
er by reason of the mornings inve
cation.of IHE.ARaUs'or right so. @
II may b. that CHARLEY Miller has
sscinch" On the new weather clerk
for simultaneous with the change o
the weather TO q mllder Temperature
the handsome and gorgeously adorne
soda fountain at Miller's Pharmac
opened up in full sizzling" capacit
and headaches and "spfing fever
--gefe quickly remoSed By indulgence
N q glass Of "Coco-co.a' Howe,e
all this may be, the fact remain
that we had a touch of Spring tim
yesterday and Coca-cola "went fine.
AHa sntertainuent gwen by th
ladies' Auxiliary Of this city in be
half of the Hebrew 0rphanage o
Atlanta, in the Arlington Hote
Wednesday evening was an emineu
success, as is everything that thi
excellent society undertakes. Th
drill of the children of Oheb Sholol
congregation Yas q most epi,yabI
Esatafesof the evening: TIE musi,
too, was very fine. Refreshment
were served, and later in the evenin
the young people enjoyed DANCING
Py the inspifing music Of the italia
band,
1891