Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-08-30
Fl ARGUS
LOCAL BRIEFS.
DAILY AND

tatlOnS of what the Democratic
party has done for the people in
one year of national control, has
been secured for publication and
will be sent out as a supplement
by The ARGUS in a few days.
AT their home, near Sauls X
Roads, yesterday morning, after
q fever illness of some days,
death claimed Miss Fanny, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. W. Johnson, in the 21st year
of hea age. The bereaved and
Borrowing parents have the sin
cere sympathy Of many friends
in their sad visi. alton,
In Greene county, Sunday
night, death visited the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Best
and took from them their idol
lied daughter, Miss Ida, IL
years of age. after a fever i'll
ness of ten days. Their hosts
of frien Is everywhere sympa.
thize with them deeply in theil
irreparable loss and great sor.
row.
Mr. w. F. Kornegay, presi
dent of the North Carolina Rail,
road Company, went up to
Greensboro yesterday afternoon,
in consequence of the suicide il
Richmond yesterday of Presi.
dent Winstead of the Piedmont
Bank of Greensboro, in which
the above company has funds or
deposit to the amount of ter
thousand dollars. 1t is to be
hoped that the above bank vii
not be affected by the terrible
suicide of its president.
MEssRS. Bizzell Bros. & Co..
the new clothiers, received yes.
terday a car load lot of new Fal
goods, which they T opening
up and displaying in the new
Borden building, which has just
been completed. The new stock
embraces everything in the cloth.
ing and furnishing line. They
say they don't propose to wait
until the season is half over be-
fore getting in goods, but will
always be ready to supply their
friends with clothing. hats, etc.
at the very first Of the season.
SENATOR NJ. W. Ransom. al.
ways alive to the interests Of his
constituents, has purchased tht
Al,,olo,,a Eno hn4uran13 Ni1noInO n
toa and Southport for the sum
of S5O1. 90 and rendered it to the
Chamber Of Commerce Of Viii
mington at the price paid. He
is to be congratulated upon the
patriotic course pursued, an6
the people to be benefited canno.
fail to appreciate his prompt &C
ton, but for which it would have
fallen into other hands. as it was
sold to the highest bidder by The
Government.
The Raleigh Daily Press speaks
of our young. gifted townsman il
the following complimentary
manner THE elevation of Hon
W. r. Allen to the Superio.
Court bench is very gratifying
to the young Democracy Of East
ern Carolina. 1t is such recogni
ton of vigorous manhood and in
dustry as ability, learning. pa
tients and courtesy merits. Judg'
Allen is the youngest man eve
donning the ermine in NOrtl
Carolina and with his ability as
lawyer, his stability of characte
aud honesty of purpose he vii
adorn the bench this morning TO
the first time
WE h I'd the pleasure Of a visi
and rem wal Of subscription yes
terday from our old friend MI
Louis Outlaw, of Duplir, a vete
ran of the Mexican war, and Z
years of age, but who never &C
a pension until Cleveland wa
elected. He is a Democrat of tn
'-unterri led" class, hale an
hearty aud hopeful. He say
the Populist party have take
the wrong name = that the
ought to be called the "Pic
nic'' party that they hav
wasted enough for the past thre
years in holding Third part
picnics to establish looms enoug
in North Carolina to spin te
thousand bales OF cotton, at leas
Who says the old gentleman
not right?
IT is with keen personal so
row, that will be shared in wild
spread throughout the city, tn;
we chronicle this morning tt
death of Mr. Louis Collins, sc
of our good friend and townsma
Mr.. ". n. Collins, which O
CURED at the home of his faith
Friday morning at Z o'clocl
in the 22d year of his age, aftt
q protracted illness, of consum-
ton. The deceased was a mo
estimable young man in all IL
relations Of life, a dutiful, lOvlr
son, an amiable companion,
conscientious worker in wha
ever task ne undertook,
earnest adherent to conviction
OF duty, IN unwavering frien
without malice and without gull
He dies all too soon; and yet
is not all of life to live," al
though young in years he go'
with a rich sheaf of good dee
to the garner of immortalit
And so, while we mourn /
death, and our tenderest symI
thies go out to the bereaved T
rents and sorrowing brothers a