Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-11-02

the other hand. with whom it is
anything to beat Cleveland" fill
their columns with vituperative
abrse of and contemplate ISLANDERS
against the administration.
IT will be with sincere regret and
inexprtssibIe sympathy that our
leaders will learn this morning
of the death Of Mrs. W. s. Black,
the estimable wife of Rev. DR., Black,
Superintendent of the Oxford Or
phan Asylum, which occurred there
on Sunday. 1t was only a few days
ago that their son died, and now the
husband is widowed. May he be
sustained and comforted from on
High.
The marriage of Mr. Jos. Sidbo-
ten, of Waycross, Ga, and Miss Ans
ME Blount, neice of Col. n. B. Whits
field, of Lenoir, was so!emnlzed at
the home Of the latter. near Seven
Springs, Wednesday of this week.
The happy young couple passed
through this city yesterday on their
way to the home Of the groom in
Georgia. They take with them the
best wishes of The ARGUS and many
friends for happiness and prosperity.
IT has long been a source of pride
to our public spirited citizens that
Goldsboro has the largest and most
progressive furniture store in the
|State-the three story iron front
double store of Messrs. Royal &
Borden. Yesterday these gentlemen
received q car load Of ore style of
chair alone-the noted Rattan Rock
er, that is proving so popular and
comfortable chat they have to order
in car load lots to meet the con
%stautly increasing demand for this
particular chair.
TIE reception given Tuesday
night by Mr.. and Mrs. L NJ. Mich
eaux complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs.
@. B. Miller, at their delightful
home in this city, was one Of the
most brilliant and enjoyable social
events Of the season, Mrs. Miller
was assisted in receiving by her sis
ter Miss Rena Burweli. Of Raleigh,
and Misses Sue Borden and Mary
Miller, sister of the groom. The
artistic decorations, the profusion of
cut flowers and ferns, the soft lights
and the moving throng Of pretty
faces aud merry voices all blended
IN the harmony and happiness Of the
occasion.
THERE has been no period in re
cent memory when the great Ameris
can public was so completely indifs
ferent to mere party politics as at
this time. This fact has made itself
felt in Washington, where all at
tempts to organize q fight en- party
lines have failed disgracefully,though
on living questions Of present pubic
Interest there has been the liYellest
manifestation of public opinion quite
irrespective of party lines, No doubt
we shall have politics enough nezt
year to make up for the present leth-
argv, and it behooves Democrats tc
stand by their guns and peither par
ley with 0 give umbrage to the
enemy.
A FORMER Kansas Populist, whose
pension was cut off by a ruling OF
Secretary Hoke Smith, has returned
to the Republican fold, and in doing
so gives the following eight reasons
for his action, which read like they
were written 70. the populists of
Wayne county-but they are alike
everywhere:
Because the Populist party is run
by lawyers without clients,
BY doctors without patients,
BY preachers without pulplts,
BY women without husband
By farmers without farms,
BY fnanciers without finance,
BY educators without education,
BY statesmen out of a job.
HIS Excellency Gov. Carr, has
appointed our esteemed countyman
Hon. B. F. Aycock, OF Fremont,
to fl the vacancy On the Board OF
Directors Of the Eastern Hospital,
near this city, caused by the recent
resignation Of NJ. Cu!bEeth, who
has been made postmaster of bis
home town, Whitevjl!e- M.
| 4 ycock vas 8 member OF the Board
Of Directors Of the State Institute
tor the Deaf AID Damb. at Moc
canton, and resigned that position
upon receiving the above appoint
men. Gov. Carr has filed the
vacancy upon the latter board by
the appointment OF Mr.. a. G, Mil
Ter, OF Shelby, n. c., who Is a
brother Of Dr.. j. +. Miller, the
competent and progressive super
intendent OF the Eastern Hospital.
The prettiest drug store in the
State-and n Of the handsome8t to
be seen anywhere in yonr travels, is
that of Mr.. H. G. Shannon, adjoin-
ing the parlor restaurant and con-
fectionery of Mr.. ], r. Griffin, I'M
der the Messenger Opera House.
Mr.. Shannon is f~avorably known te
the drug trade, ard the fact that he
has fitted up such an artistic
and we'll equipped an establishment
is evidence that he appreciates his
old friends and customers. On
every hand there is order and beauty
The store is finished in white and
gold and the shelvlngs and cases are
of delicate workmanship. The pre-