Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-03-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.

25th of March, the "Easter Bonnet
as a spring decoration will not be
sin it."
JUDGE Brown is holding Superior
Court at Snow Hill this week. Sew
eral Of the attorneys of this city are
in attendance.
WIN you want to buy or sell
anything it would be we'll for you
to consult the advertising columns
of The ARGUS
The farmers ofiWayne county who
raise their supplies at home are lend
ing money to their neighbors who
don't. This is a pointer.
Miss Flora Monk, Of Newton
Grove, returning from visiting relas
lives in Newbern, is in the CITY, the
guest of her uncle Maj. J. G. Eason.
Mr.. Sam Eason, Of this city, car
ried off the prize at the New bern
Fair for the finest double team o
carriage horses. We congratulate you,
Sam.
The Einstein building, that is
now being fitted up for a millinery
establishment for Mrs. G. H. Moore
was yesterday equipped with water
works.
Mr.. Jno. L. Borden, of the every
where popular furniture firm of
Royal & Borden, of this city, re-
turned yesterday from an extended
bu ,iness trii.
NOTWITHSTANDING the severe
weather Of Sunday morning the
church attendance of our fellows
citizens at all the churches was re-
markably large.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Borden have
taken board at the home of Mr.. W.
Z. Stanley, of the Bank of Wayne,
who is Mr.. Borden's partner in the
Insurance business.
Mr.. w. T. Haydn, of Norfolk,
Va, is in the city in the interest OF
the estab!ishm. Mt of a telephone ex-
change here-somethiug that Colds
boro has long needed and should not
delay fui ther in securing,
THE appropriation of money by
tho present Congress will be be-
tween fifty and sixty million dolls
lars less than was appropriated by
the last Congress; and the expenses
of the Government viii be reduced
accordingly.
IT is amusing to hear the sore
heads and cranks heaping abuse upon
the Chief Executive of our nation.
We wonder what kind of government
We would have did Mr.. Cleveland
consider the wishes of these SELF
appointed critics ard malcontents-
THE 80 years of Republican
management OF the public affairs OF
this country need no other general
ization than is presented by the
fact, that at the end of this period
9 per cent. of the people own II
per. cent of the eountry's wealth!
The snow came Sunday morning
before day and fell to the depth of 3
inches, followed Immediately by a
constant rain throughout the bal
ance of the dav, that completely did
away with the ''beautiful snow" bes
fore even a single sleigh ride could
be INDUCED in.
The death Mr.. Alex. t. Albrecht,
of Bro, klyn, n. Y, who, with his
wife add child and his wife's parents,
came to this city the first OF the
week, for his health, occur d here
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock al
the recidence of Mr.. S. III Denmark.
The remains were taken home on
last nights train for iutermert, &C
~ pa ID by the members of his
f4mily who were here.
The wind Sunday night and early
Monday morning reached hurricane
proportions, bat we have NJ casual.
ties to report in consequence. T. is
good to live in this section of coun.
try, any a The cold, suffering
and fatality in the North and North
west is said to be unprecedented by
son of the severe weather.
HIS many f lends here we're glad
to see Capt. Swift Galloway in
the city, returning from a pro
fessional visit to Raleigh. The
genial and gallant gentIaman i,
'looking his best" aid, we are GLAD
to know, is feeling likewise. He il
still located at Snow Hill in thu
practice # Law and deserves to suc.
coed. He is one of the best equipped
criminal lawyers in the State.
WITH the enormous demand
here for horses and mules it is
reasonable TO conclude that g
few stock farms would pay
Handsomely in this couoty. II
our farmers would pay mote a..
tention to improving their stock
times would be better. We ere glad
to note that u most progressive
farmers are raising fine stock A
scrub costs as much 10 raise as q
blooded animal.
THIS promises to be a great year
for the Nc tn Carolina farmers,
Tbau pocyod thronrh lust uooroc do