Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-06-07

appreciate it. The first contest
at target practice on the new
range was held yesterday after
noon. Capt. Balm won the prize
on 200 yards, making % out of a
possible 25. Lit. Gulick won the
100 yards. making 81 out of a
possible 25. This is good shoot
ing.
MEssRS. Pate & Jeffreys are
preparing to start a new manu-
featuring enterprise in this city.
They propose manufacturing
la ling powder. 1t is to be hoped
that it will grow into an immense
factory in due course of time.
OUT in Texas, too, the Demo
Gratis are standing by the Presi-
dent. A Dallas press dispatch
says that in the Democratic con-
gressional primaries, held in
that city and county Saturday
night, the Cleveland men car
ried the precincts and indorsed
the financial views of the Presi-
dent.
THE Populists had-or intend
ed to have a big rally in Wilson
last Saturday. The big crowd
was there and the big guns.
Butler, Skinner and Kitchen,
were there, but there wasn't any
ENTHUSIASM. The sight of Buck
Kitchen, was doubtless the cause
of the paralysis.
Mr.. G. j. Beasley has opened
a replete photograph studio in
the hall over DR.. Miller's book
store (Miller's former gallery
and has some very fine and truly
meritorious specimens of his
work on display, which T win
ming compliments from all who
see them. His prices are dis
played at the door.
The ARGUS has at length Sc
cured the renowned Bill Nye"
Letters, and will publish them
regularly hereafter in its Sun
day editions. The first appears
on our fourth page this morning.
This new feature will also ex-
tend to THE WEEKLY ARGUS,
the circulation of which is
steadily on the increase among
the Democrats of this county
and section.
AT the residences of Rabbi
Meyerburg in this city Tuesday
afternoon, Mr.. A. NJ. Shrago, of
the New York Racket store, and
Miss Leah Shrago, recently from
Germany with her parents, We're
united in the holy bond Of we'd
lock according to the solemn
ceremony Of the Hebrew faith,
in the presence Of a large con
course of relatives and friends.
The ARGUS wishes the happy
young couple all JOY and pros
perity.
MISS Edna We'll, daughter OF
Nj. and Mrs. Sol We'll of this
city, will graduate from Chicago
Female College on the 18th Oh
this month. Mr.. and Mrs. Wei
will attend the commencement
exercises. It is with real pleas.
ure and pride that The ARGUS
chronicles in this connection, thai
Miss We'll, who is a graduate OF
the Goldsboro High School
graduates in Chicago with the
: distinction of ''Valedictorian" O.
her class. We congratulate he
right heartily.
WE were shown yesterday
beautiful piece of furniture;
combination book case, desk anC
case of drawers, made of sole
oak, handsomely designed an,
! artistically carved, the work o
the Goldsboro FurnitureFactory
t which is turning out furniture o
; every description that will com
= pare right along side Of the out
/ put of any factory in the country
In fact, the goods of the Colds
/. boro Furniture Factory are sol
far and near, North and South
III competition with the larges
e factories in the United States
Y and they have not yet failed t
S give ertire satisfaction.
THE rumor gained some cu1
a rency through this city Thurs
day that our good friend an
, countyman. Mr.. BrittOn +
Scott, OF the Fremont section
d had met with an accident at hi
saw-mill whereby one of hi
arms would have to be ampr
tated. THE ARGUS ~telegraphe
to Fremont for information, an
learned that it was a colore
E sawyer at MI. SCOTS mill, an
not the former, who had bee
t injured. The unfortunate ma
was seriously injured by tn
saw, and is in a critical cond:
> ton at this writing.
e WE were told Monday tina
e down at Broadhurst's Schoe
house, in Indian Spring
: township, a Third party meetin
# was called last week for the pul
IL pose of organizing a Third part
# club tor that township, Min
men materialized at the meeting
It at which one Lamb Cherry,
IS Duplin county Populist, preside
.e and was spokesman, Of the
present 5 joined the club, viz: S
0. Holmes, Nirgil Walker, Rob
Walker, Troy Switzerland an
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