Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-10-05
LOCAL BRIEFS.

trip to Durham.
Mr.. Robert Kornegay is engaged
in buying cotton at Eufield.
Mr.. Fab Busbee. of Raleigh, was
registered at the Kennon yesterday.
ME. L. D. Bass leaves this morn
ing for Chicago and the Worlds
Fair.
The Shoe Fly train nov arrives
at 9:07 going South aud S:35 going
North.
MEssRs. Geo. d. Bennett and E.
g. Porter went up to the Burlington
Fair yesterday.
Miss Anna Hyman left yesterday
on an extended trip to Chicago and
the Worlds Fair. %
We regret to announce that Mr..
Arnold Borden IS confined to his
home by sickness. We wish him a
speedy recovery.
The handsome lamp offered by
Miller's Pharmacy as a premium to
its soda fountain patrons, was drawn
by Mr.. Sam Edwards, of the Kennon.
Col J. P. Cobb and daughters,
who have been spending some weeks
visiting their old home and relatives
in this city and section, left yesterday
returning to their home in Florida.
MRS Hattie w. Dortch and child
rem, who have been spending the
summer months in Virginia, res
turned home yesterday morning, to
the great pleasure of their many
friends here,
The Fall opening of millinery
and fancy goods of NJ. E. Castex 4
Go. was visited by large crowds of
ladies yesterday, and was greatly
admired and highly spoken of. The
opening will be continued through
out to-day, and the attractive dis
play must be seen to be appreciated.
Mr.. Edgar T, Wilson, manager of
the CDR. Bill Company" which is to
appear in Goldsbcro next Tuesday
night, left for Wilmington yesterday
afternoon. He goes thence to
Charleston, Savannah and Jackson
vile. where the company plays after
leaving here.
THERE will be preaching at St.
Paul church to-day at IL o'clock a.
N. by the pastor. Sunday school at
8 p. m. A series of meetings will be-
gin at Elm Street Chaple at $50 p.
m. The public cordially invited.
The Board Of trustees of the
Goldsboro graded school will meet
Tomorrow evening at 4 o'clock, in
the office of the Bank of Wayne. A
full attendance is desired, as bnsi-
nees of Importance will engage the
aettntion of the Board,
LETTERS to friends here from Gil.
eago state that the weather is ex,
tremely cold there. calling for the
very heaviest winter clothing. Those
WHO anticipate going had better pre-
pare for wintry weather in the Wind,
City.
AS IT now seems reasonably GER
tain that the Fall weather is here II
stay, we would suggest that the Gov
ernor issue a proclamation calling il
straw hats and yellow shoes. The
are liable to create al epidemic o
s'shakes" among those who do no
SO array themselves at this season.
THERE can't be a very grea
commercial calamity when crop
are good. After all, 1t is not th
gold bug nor silver worm that is Il
be feared, but the "cropivorous
bugs. They alone have the poxe
to get the country by the throa
with ability to wreck.
Mr.. L. II. Castex, of the popula
and reliable firm Of M. E. Castex
Co., has returned from the NORTH
where he made extensive and varie
purchases of fall goods in all thel
several lines of merchandise, an
which are now arriving daily and bs
ing displayed in their store.
CONSULT the advertising column
of THE ARGUS when you contemplai
making purchases. The bushes
men who herein set forth their linz
of trade invite you to peruse the
advertisements and to visit the
places of business. The ARGU'
likewise, invite you to- do SO.
INVITATIONS sent out from RI
leigh were received in this city yeI
terday announcing the coming ma
riage Of. our highly esteeme
young townsman and frien
Mr.. Ohas. Borden Miller
Miss Anna Robertson Burwell, {
Raleigh. The happy event is to
solemnized in the First P~fesbyteria
church, in that city, on Wednesds
morning, October 18th, at
o'clock.
SENATOR Stewart, the Nevada 81
yer baron, took offense at these patti
otto remarks from the President
the occasion of his speech celebrs
ing the one hundredth a~nniversa
Of the laying of the corner stone
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