Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-04-06

On to-day and tomorrow M. Il.
Castex s. Co., will hold their "open-
ing" Of Spring Millinery IL their
spacious and popular store on West
Centre street. The millinery open
ings of this firm are always attractive
occasions, and this year they have
expended more time and care than
usual in ordering their goods and
arranging their display, which will
contain all the latest styles and fash
ions in millinery apd ladies' wear
THERE was an outbreak of fire in
one of the residences over on the
picturesque hills of Eastern Colds
boro Saturday about IL o'clock, and
tina alarm was sounded, but the
wind was blowing at such a pitch
TIT few heard the ball. 1t was not
at all necessary. however, that it
should have been heard, because the
Electric Reel company, composed of
the young men of that section of
the city, we're promptly on the scene
and suppressed the flames before
any great damage was done.
On our editorial page this nora
ing we give Our space to a report OF
the case of S. Ohio Wilson, who by
his open court procedure stands a
self-confessed "Gideonite'- chief of
the insidious and unlawful band in
this State, that had its conception
in Third partyisn., whose pur-
pose is anarchy and whose measures
Of political government are destruc-
tive of our free institutions and SUBJ
v~ersive of our liberty. Let the
well-meaning followers of Third
party leaders of the s. Ohio Wilson
stripe beware whittier they are
trending. "Let not wisdom cry and
understanding put forth her voice."
while they turn a deaf ear and pur-
ue the path of folly further.
IT is said by those who know
and it is a fact well esta blished-
that there are inexhaustible supplies
of the finest gum trees up Neuse
and Little rivers, contiguous to
Goldsboro. There is situated on the
eastern bank of Neuse river the COM
modious plaut of the Neuse Lumber
Company, which has been dissolved.
This splendid plant is for sale. The
ARGUS suggests that the business
men of Goldsboro-a sufficientnum-
Der of them, at least-organize a
company and purchase the plant
and establish a factory for the man
ufacture of gum lumber and the
making of gum barrels, crates, plates
&c. It would, we are sure, prove a
most profitable industry.
THE finest lot of beef cattle ever
brought to this market, tw enty- five
in number and aggregating twenty
five thousand pounds, were sold here
Thursday from Mr.. W. F. Korne-
gays river farm, near this city, on
which he has great care expended in
the raising of cuttle for market,
Mr.. Sam Cohn, senior member OF
the firm of S. Cohn & Son, who pur.
chased the entire lot at fancy prices
has been in the market business
here for a quarter of a century aud
he says this is the finest lot Of cat.
lie he has ever seen. He will serve
the beef to his patrons here and to
his recently opened branch house
in NeWbern.
HIS hosts of friends here and
throughout this entire section will
learn with inexpressible regret that
our esteemed townsman and former
aggressive and popular business man
Mr.. I. S. D. Sauls has decided to
locate in Norfolk, Va, where he ex-
poets at an early day to move his
family and make his permanent
home. He left for Norfolk Thurs.
day at noon to conclude all neces-
sary arrangements for moving his
family. La Mr.. Sauls Goldsbo-e
loses one of her most patriotic, pubs
lie spirited and popular citizens, 8
man who possesses the esteem of al
who know and who will ever be hello
in affectionate and grateful remem
brance by the many whom he be
friended and favored in the time
Of his prosperity. He and his family
will carry with them to their new
home the cordial and abiding gooo
wishes of all our people.