Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-09-06

CIlIIld UIlcy DIRE now
plentifully for sale on this mar
ket
OUR good friend w. F. Rose,
of Fork township, reports a cot
ton stalk on his farm z feet and
2 inches high, and SO numerously
boiled that he could not count
them. Who can beat this?
IF the crowd (?) of Pops that
gathered in this city Monday
are the main dependence of Mar
ion Butler and Major Grant, the
combine chiefs, to carry Wayne
county against Democracy, then
what we will do for them twill
be a plenty" in November.
Mr.. Leslie Switzerland, of the
New York Bargain Store, who
has been at the North for some
weeks making purchases of fall
goods, has returned, and now
the n. Y. 3. Store is a scene of
busy life receiving and unpack,
ing new goods.
Mr.. 1. B. Fonvielle, the popu-
lar grocer of West Walnut street,
who has been on an extended bust
ness trip to the North, has re-
turned to the city, and is now
receiving heavy shipments of all
kinds of staple and fancy gro
ceries for his extensive wholesale
ord rofoil tra1o
THE city was full of Democrats
Monday-old time Democrats
veterans of the reconstruction
ordeal" that tried true mems
souls. They brought cheering
news from all sections Of Wayne
county. They know no fear
never have known fear-and
they will never know defeat.
They ''ain't built that way
AS another evidence of the
reliable skill and professional
proficiency of DR.. D. S. Har.
mon as an optician, there is
a lady in this community who
has been a long sufferer from,
neuralgia and frequent at
tacks similar to vertigo, with
out obtaining much relief
from medical treatment. He
physician, DIR. Thomas Hill, OF
this city, consulted DR.. Harmon,
who examined the lady's eyes.
and discovered that she needed
glasses. His infallible instru
ments determined the exact de
gree of the impaired eyesight
he adjusted glasses for her &C
cordingly, and she experienced
Immediate relief and is now en-
joying life, which had formerly
been rendered a painful ordea
by her ailments.
In obedience to the word sen
out"by chief Marion Butler to hi.
cohorts to assemble in Colds
boro Monday to impress, if no
intimidate, the Board of County
Commissioners and cause tina
body to appoint poll-holders
agreeable to the dictation of thu
Pops. there was a gathering o
Buffers braves in this city yes
terday. Butler asked in his Cir
cular that the whole Third part,
force of the county. if agreeable
leone: and it is TO be presumed
that they came-all of them, am
they were a very small crowd
In fact, they were not onl,
small, but very uncertain il
, themselves as to where the,
5 were at" They gathered at tn
| court house and after SANDING
, around the commissioners roor
. for some time they adjourned t.
the.court room up stairs, and wha
they did up there is not known
and we haven't found a man We
who had curiosity enough to as
what they did; they ''marche
up stairs and then marched dow
again"-and, we presume, the,
finally went home. But they die
4 Mt get any poll-holders az
pointed.
The new chalrman-Holden-
I of the Republican State Execr
: tive Committee, came down t
the city Sunday afternoon an
was in close and constant confer
ence Monday with Marion Blu
!. Ter. Major Grant, John F
I Smith, Terrence Grady, J. T
L Dobson and Judge Fairclotl
. They gathered in Holden's roo
in the Hotel. and Butler an
e John r. Smith went up to tt
$ room by way of the back stair
which lead to the Kitchen. Wol
s der why they did not go up tt
front stairs? John r. Smit
and Marion Butler sinking up
S back stairs together to conelaN
e with Major Grant, Torren'
!. lGrady. Frank Dobson, Republ
cen State Chairman Holden, ct
e omne genus-especially the gen
els a spectacle that Buffers d
d luded followers will study we
S slower between now and electio
day. Butler can call it mo
n partisan judiciary" fusion
IS "co-operation," "anything-t
u beat-the. Democratic party
n he likes but there a l.
IS of old gray headed fellow
d who went over to the POI
4 who don't want to see tt
Democratic party beaten tn
way-and they never will, eithe