Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1895-03-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.

LOSAL DRlEFOs
J. W. Bizzell has returned
a purchasing trip to the
them centres of millinery
ions.
Il. Jos. Rosenthal, who has
on an extended business
North for the purchase OF
goods, returned to the
friday.
he work of oyerhauling the
actory machinery goes on
i satisfactory dispatch, and
i the factory will be ready
art up for a seasons run.
R. W. H. Smith, president
e WayneAgricultural Works,
Mr.. Walter A. Bonitz, bust
manager Of THE ARGUS,
-+erday on an extended
70 through the eastern
of the State.
W. r. Brice, of the enter
lie stock firm of Brice
Ser, of Wallace, N. c., was
e city yesterday. to meet at
point a carload of horses
mules, which he will take
thgh the country to Wallace.
YEAR Nago we we're in the
I'D of Spring. Now, there is
hly a blossom Or bud visible
Aar ago a late freeze came and
cmillions of dollars. We are
irair way to escape a repeti-
atiof that calamity this year.
VI Spring does come she will
&C a ''whoopin''.
NERVOUS compliments were
sfered upon The ARGUS on
eT hand last week for its elab-
on report of the Bentonsville
urling and the speech of Gen
champion. Many extra copies
ofe paper were called for to
mo absent friends. We printed
a e edi6ion and can yet supply
ors.
and Mrs. Joseph Schwab
anmily, who recently moved
tor city from Texas, Mr..
Sab being a brother Of our
eshed fellow townsman Mr..
N.hwab, have rented the res
i'd formerly occupied by Mr..
I. hitler, and are now keeping
ho THE ARGUS welcomes
thHb Goldsboro.
regret to chronicle the
de f Mrs. J. w. Boney, of
We. Duplin county, which
oc Ad at her home there
THday, suddenly, of paraly-
siShe was a most estimable
Chan woman, greatly es-
ted by all who knew her, and
shtl be sadly missed by her
wilrcle of friends in that
colnity.
AM has been turned on to
teae working of the new
maery Of the Standard
Maacturing Company at the
oldnd of the Goldsboro Lum-
beImpany, at the North end
Of city, and everything was
forto be in satisfactory order.
Thorks will be started up on
RING time at an early day.
Spss to the enterprise. We
go ward.
y. L. H. Castex, accom-
pad by her popular young
ladlilliner, Miss Siddie Strass-
buof Baltimore. returned yes
ter, from the Northern centres
Of nion. and already many OF
her rchasers of spring MILL
nellre arriving. Her opening
thieason will be on a more
s e1aiate scale than any she has
yetld. and will contain all O.
Incest fashions.
y. C. H. Moore, who ha:
depending some time at the
No making herself familia.
vital the latest styles ant
asts riQ millinery, and who j!
auiDpular with the trade Q
thiay aJnd section, returned
honest9rday, accompanied b.
Mi9un hok. of Baltimore,
grate5o Of millinery and a youn.
ladFho has had eight year
praal experience with tn
WI the spring the stores ar
wae up to greater activity
Ord novelties, millinery ca
priAfurniture necessaries an
bitaAf decorative househol
prdess are all attractivel
dis led to the throngs of pun
cha$ who find the lovely wee
the nducive to pleasant shop
pin THE ARGUS is daily file
wit AelpfH hints for buyer
Wh4cognize the value of bein
tolfere to go and what to pul
chaI
Aitem is going the round
OF t press to the effect tina
$50 days ago a North Care
tlnI Republican Populist wa
IN 4yille, Va. He wanted t
see North Crrolina paper, an
steld up to a news stand an
ask the little freckled fac
neWoy if he had a. North Cal
ollnpaper? The reply cam
qul9nd sharp, and was as TO