Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-04-01
Absolutely Pure .

ROYAL BAKING POWDER Co,
New York.
MRS. J W. Bizzell and Mr..
Frank Bizzall, of the firm of J
w. BizzelI & Co., returned yes
terday afternoon from an ex
tended business trip to the
northern centres of trade, max
ing purchases of spring goods
for their varied line of trade,
Miss Anna Page Strong, OF Bal
timore, a graduate Of millinery
and an artist in her profession,
returned with them, and will
have charge of the firms nillin
cry department for the season.
THE recent freshet in the riv-
ers has brought a great many
shad up the Neuse and local
fishermen are reaping harvest,
There were number Of tiue
specimens on the market tosday
that were hard 20 dispose of at
rather high prices that were de
manded. The crusade has com
menced against the horse fish
and they were plentiful to-day
also. The horse fish industry is
comparatively new in this secs
ton. Three or four years ago
nobody cared or tried to fish for
them, but for the past two sea-
sons several fishermen have
devoted their time to catching
this variety and have been well
paid for their work.
WHILE Goldsbore could posi-
bly, jog along in her old way and
let the terminal point of the Snow
Hill railroad be carried to Wilson,
where the farm products of Greene
county and all that section would
certainly be carried to market,
and where the supplies of mer~
chandise for the same section
would be purchased, yet the vols
ume of business transacted here
annually would be much greater,
and the city, business men, and the
community generally would be
much benefited if the terminal
point could be secured for Colds
boro. Il our business men hav
all the business they can atte nd to
and have no ambition to increase
their patronage, then don worry
about the Snow Hill railroad, but
if they would like to secure the
immense amount of business that
the railroad would BRING from
that section, some active steps had
better be taken before it is too
late. What are you going to do
: about it?
The city Thursday was quite
conspicuously occupied by we'll
dressed and intelligent looking
visiting colored men of the med
ical profession, as we'll as a mum
Der of our best known and res
pected hom. colored men, in
Sunday attire, who had gathered
upon attendance OF the new board
of directors of the colored insane
asylum of this city, expecting
: to have that institution turned
over to the management of col
=, ored pr ;fesslonal and clerical
, talent, as provided for by Gov.
Russell and his spokesman
when they were LOG rolling
, for the colored members votes
in the late Legislature. But the
bru ther in black was doomed tc
= disappointment yesterdays; anc
+ the visiting aspirants haYe re-
, turned to their respective bones
!, poorer in purse and in hopes
but wiser for the future. Evi
IDENTIFY Russell does not thinl
n that his 'savages" are yet fit fol
f anything but to vote for hin
e for Governor and to break faitt
f with as it suits his Excellencv.
: There is more Calarrh in this sectiol
q of the country than all other disease
put together. and until the last few
. years was supposed to be incurable
For great many years doctors pro
e nounced it a local disease, and pre-
o scribed ocal remedies, and by con
, stantly failing to cure by local treat
= ment. pronounce it incurable. Sclenc
has proven catarrh to be a constitt
tional disease and therefore require
Is constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
b tarrh cure, manufactured BY 3. J
Cheney 81 Co.. Toledo, Ohio, is the onl
constitutional cure on the market. 1t
: taken Internally in doses from 10 drop
II to a teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on III
mucous surfaces of the system.
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re