Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-05-07

0SSlO one week from next MOI
day, which will be May 10.
MIR George D. Miller has re
sumed his former position as
steward If the Hotel Kennor,
which he filled with credit to
himself and to the comfort OF
the guests for SO many months.
REV. Stewart Mcqueen, rec
tor of ST. Stephens Episcopal
church, il this city, and chap
lain of the Goldboro Rifles, will
he the crate here Cn Memorial
Day, May 10. Au excellent se>
lection.
THE coming session of the
that holds forth in this city next
week, Will be a populous aud
representative gathering Our
city has q cordial welcome III
store for them.
REV. G. w. Porter, a blind
piano tuner of % years experts
ence, has moved to this city with
his family and solicits orders
for work, He guarantees salts
faction ard his charges are mod
crate. His home is near Creech's
store.
MESSRS. G. r. Darlington and
A. B. Wllliughan, Jr., of the
GolCshoru Tobacco market. who
are spend ng the vacation at their
home III South B0sion. Va, are
III the City on a brief business
visit, where we are all glad to
See them
Gen. Grosvenor is evidently
trying TO out-Hanna Hanna in
fnnkeyisn enthusiasm for NJ
K,nley. But these gentlemen.
no douUt, are expecting to prof;
by thei" scrvility, but they won,
be lin it." They are training
with the wrong gang,
Russell Harrison, WIZ is moi
on very good terms just now
with his distinguished sire, says
be thinks ''Ohio's son will ne
nominated at st. Louis" T.
Russell shall be indicated in
this opinion by the event. so
much the better for Democratic
prospects.
ALL the Democratic nominees
for aldermen OF shis city We're
elected Monday, and all The
Republican nominees also-giv
ing 6 Democratic Aldermen and
3 Republican aldermen, the latter
being all negroes, ST. much foc
Major S .nator Grant Buffers
cumulative" system OF voting
The Chicago Inter-O :ean
speakes Of Mckinley as 1.-THE
man who gave his. name 10 the
best protective tariff law the
country ever had" The litter
Ocean a prove the truth of this
statement by every monopolistic
shark that the Mckinley law
protected in the pleasing pur-
suit of robbing honest labor Of
its earnings.
Boss Thomas G. Platt, speak
ing recently of the proposition
to investigate the city depart
ments of New York, is reported
to have SAID: las a good Repub>
licau, living under the care and
direct guidance of divine provi-
dence and the mugwumps, lean
not believe that there is any>
thing in the management of the
municipal departments of New
York that needs investigating"
The very finest Strawberries
we have seen this season are
those grown by Mrs. Chas. F.
Griffin. in her garden over on the
picturesque hill, AT the east end
of Walnut street. They are of
the Thompson variety and while
very large r as luscious and de-
licately favored as ever a straw>
berry was. The vines are of
prolific yield, and every day Mr..
Griffin has baskets of them on
exhibition and for sale at his
news and cigar emporium in the
Hotel Kennon.
THE funeral of little Alfred
Schwab, Monday afternoon,
from the Eomeof his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. N. SchWab, on John
street, was the largest we have
seen in Goldsboro for a long
time, and the floral tributes
abounded and were inexpressibly
beautiful, thus a~ttesting the
sympathy of the entire commu-
nifty for the bereaved parents in
their sad visitation. Rabbi Mey-
erberg conducted the services.
The ARGUS tendera it's sincerest
coincidence.
Mr.. County Chairman w. P.
Lane, of the Silver Party, who,
as far as we have been able to
ascertain, is a chairman without
a committee, or himself consti-
tutes, chairman and committee,
appears in another communica-
ton in this issue, which is in-
tended for June days reflection.
But, really, we see Nothing in
Mr.. Lanes communication, aside
from it's we'll rounded sentences,
pleasing rhetoric and poetical
references, upon which to reflect
seriously. Ii anything, it is an
argument for sound money-hon-
est money-vaIue for value,