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

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times-and 'bIde the coming thereof
in patience.
1t now appears that the winter
weather Las come to stay for the res
mainder of the season.
The hardware store Of Messrs.
Smith & Yelverttn, on Walnut street,
is receiving a new roof,
Is the Democratic party to be led
by the CIeveiands and Carlisles or
by the Stewards and PETERS?
Miss Anna Hyman has returned
home from an extended visit to the
Worlds Fair and relatives in Chicago
HIS many friends were glad to see
Mr.. S. B. Parker on the streets yes
terday after q protfacted illness OF
several weeks.
HON. 9. 3. ATcocK returned yesr
terday from holding United States
court in Newbern. He will be al
Wilmington next week.
President Cleveland called Cou-
gress together to repeal the Sherman
law Internationally. And that Is
just what Congress is going to 10.
In this fight the Democratic party
and the people are with the PRESS
dent. Unless we are mistaken, they
are more than a match for the Pop
ulists and the soreheais-
THIS is the month OF Thanksgiys
ing Day, and already u country
friends are bringing turkeys to town
to sell, preparatory fer the greal
National Festival.
DIR. W. H. Cobb, Jr., assistant
physician Of the State Central Hos
pital at Raleigh, came down to the
city yesterday afternoon, Oh a brie1
visit to his home here.
The local sportsmen can now "go
cunning" for birds. The "game law
expired for the season yesterday. Blu
look out for posted lands. Much
posting has been done this fail.
SOME good work is being instituted
on John street, northward, aud ii
pursued f completion It sill prove
both beneficial TO public travel aad
improving to the appearance Ct that
much frequented tho:oughface.
IT will be a great pleasa-e to his
many friends to learn tha5 Capt. r.
p. Howell has sufficiently recovered
from his recent accident as to be
able to get out again, although he
cannot yet use his arm tdat was lro-
ken. He was at the bank FOR d short
while yesterday.
DAILY shipments OF green peas and
Irish potatoes-second crop-are
coming up by freight from Newbern
and going north. Truly is North
Carolina-and eastern North Caro-
lima IN particular-especiallY ia
vored. We have the greatest State
in the union.
The repeal question was settled
and peace decended upon the Demo
cratic ranks just as soon as the
Southern Democratic Senators cut
loose from their alliance with the
Western Populists and mine-owners.
1t is to be hoped that they won't be
caught in such bad company again,
The noted colored orator and
preacher, one Of the most eloquent
men of his race and Of Worldwide
reputation, Rev. DR.. jos. G. Price,
a native of Newbern, died yesterday
morning at Salisbury, where he was
president of Livingston College, fol
the education of colored youth and
young men. His death will be uni
versally regretted.
The effort to use the action of the
Senate on the Force bill as ar excuse
for the lnaction Of the present Minis
GRITTY is a boomerang. In the case Of
the Force bin, a vote was reached
and it was defeated by a decisive ma
jority. In the case Of the repea
bill, the minority will not allow {
vote, knowing that 1t will be beaten
An unknown negro tramp came
to this city several days ago ape
took up quarters in an empty store
building near Mr.. Geo. d. Benuett'
stables on West Cantre street, wherl
he was discovered by the police il
a dying condition. Medical aid wa
summoned to his relief, but he wa
beyond recall, and died early yester
day morning, and was buried at tn
expense of the city yesterday.
The press dispatches yesterda..
from Dublin, Ga, announced tina
81. 0. Hardy, who was tried by Jus
tices PriceweIl and Robertson for tn
killing of r. Ell, Pope about tire
weeks ago was, after a thorough IN
yestigation, discharged on tn
grounds of self-defense-" This i
the case reported in The ARGUS a
the time young Pope's remains passe
through here for his home in Lenoi
for interment,
HONEST Democrats, who favo
free SILVER give President Ulevelah'
and his cabinet, the Democratic ma
jority IN the House and the Demo
cratic majority in the Senate, VIII