Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-03-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.
AND now the bell Of tie bicycle il
card in the land.

Mr.. i. IS. Dewey is on a business
trip to New Orleans.
The merchant who does not adj
~vertise in these days of brisk compes
~titlon, is strictly not in it.
Mr.. Hazel Dewey, of Charlotte, is
spending some time on a visit to his
cousins the Messrs. Dewey Bros, of
this city.
SHAD fishing is being conducted
on quite a large scale in the Neuse
river near this city. The run is phe-
nomenally large.
Mrs, DR.. Albert Andersen an,
Mrs. Leonidas Woodland, OF Wilson
Me in the city visiting their sister
airs. G. B. Aycock.
Miss Emma Edwards, ar exper-
fenced and popular milliner of this
city, is now at the North making
purchases of Spring goods.
HIS many friends here are pleased
to see in the city yesterday Mr.. T.:
w, Dewey, the popular cashier OF
the Farmers and Merchants Bank
of Newbern.
NEXT Saturday is "St. Patrick's
Day." which is known the world
over, and observed wherever an
Irishman or the son Of an Irishman
| to be found.
If this weather keeps on soda
water fountains will soon be in des
mand, tringing to the Young the de-
lights of returning spring; while to
the aged>wearied sadly comes the
dream of Ponce de Icons tabled
s'Fountain of Youth"
MRS. L.aee has been lecturipg in
New York and declares that the
times are out of joint. "There is
unrest abroad" she says. "There is
unrest at home" The last obser7a-
ton refers, we suppose, to poor Mr..
Lease who was left at home to mind
the children.
Mr.. D. M.sPrince, Of this city,
the young gentleman who SO ~inter>
estingly reported the proceedings of
the Teachers Assembly last year
for The ARGUS, left yesterday for
Yazoo City, Miss, where he has scs
cured permanent employment.
Mr.. Herbert Fee n !, who was at
one time a pupil in the Goldsboro
Graded School and boarded with his
kinsman, DR. George Il. Kirby, is
on a visit here from San Jose. Cali
fornia, where h is now permanently
located. He is Looking well and We
are all glad to see him.
JOHN Sherman says that the
U. S. senate is the greatest 6eliber-
alive body in the world If Mr..
Sherman VIII substitute "slowest"
for "greatest," he will have it nearer
right. Action is what the people
want and what she business inter
ests Ct the %couhtr. are languishing
for.
THIS promises to be a great year
for the farmers h~ereabouts. They
passed through last years de-
preston with less complaint than
the town people; they are nearer
out of debt than at any time since
the war, and with economical meth
DDS there is no eason why most Of
them should not become independ-
ent,
Mr.. B. L. Perry, who made such a
fine record for himself as an hotelist
in charge Of tie Atlantic Hotel at
Morehead City last sumner, was in
the city yesterday, returning from a
meeting Ct the syndicate that own
that popular seaside resort-the fir
est on tie Atlantic coast. 1t will be
learned with great lleasure by the
public generally that Mr.. Perry is to
conduct the hotel again next season,
and, consequently, it is an assured
fact both that the hotel will be we'll
Iket and well patronized.
IT is a real pleasure to The
ARGUS to announce that Hon. Simon
Wolf, of Washington, D. g., who
is well-knoUn and has many admir~
ers in this city, both as an eloquent
and forceful speaker and a cultured,
c%ourtly gentleman, will deliver a lec~
ture in the Hebrew Synagogue here
on Friday evening of this week. SUBJ
iect, as the Jew a Patriot and Sol-
dier?" The public are cordially in
Yited.
Mr.. Jos-Rosenthal, of the firm Of
I'll, We'll & Bros, has returned from
an extended business trip to the
northern markets, where he made
large aud varied purchases for the
manifold lines Of trade Of the aboye
well known and progressive firm,
which, as has before been announced
in these columns, is displaying
spring goods of bewildering variety
aud beautiful material.
AT the triple store of Messra, H.
We'll & Bros, the ecene is a ''map of
busy life" receiving and unpacking
and displaying new spring goods in
a Thousand varieties: but especially
in their beautiful Dry Goods de-
partment does the attraction centre,
for here are beicg unpacked lines of
foreign and domestic goods in quals
ity ard pattern the like of which