Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-10-06

"Modes and Topics for Octo-
Der have arrived a. the dry
goods department OF Il, Well &
Bros.
Mr.. Harry W Dry, Of Philatel-
phia. has arrived IN the city TO
take charge of the Messenger
Opera House. He is well he
quainted with the profession and
under his management the pa
irons Of the Opera House may
expect to see nothing but good
shows.
The Hebrews of the CITY are
observing the Feast OF S1ccotb,
one of the most important on tue
Calendar. The feast, which oegan
last Friday, will continue for
seven days. Il Is recognized as
the first OF the joyous season
following the solema days Of Yom
Kippur. and represents also the
time when the Hebrews erected
their tabernacles in the woods.
The fall opening of millinery
at the store Of Messrs. J. w. BIZ
z3ll & Co is new going or. Il will
las to-day and tomorrow. They
have bad a big crowd of visitors
all day. Their display is the best
they have yer made and chal>
leuges the admiration Of all. The
millinery business OF this firm in
cfGaSeS from season TO SeasOn
They have an experienced mills
liner to preside over this Depart
ment.
Complaint has been made by
the cotton buyers against the
cotton weighers. The buyers say
that il is very often 9 ard 10
O'Clock IN the morning before
they can get 2 bale Of cotton
weighed and that the scales are
deserted IN the afternoon long
before the hour Of sunset. This
is a great inconYenience to pao-
pie who came from a long dis
lance aud who cannot get here
before late. 1t is also said that
Mr.. John l. Mozingo held his
position as cotton weigher and a
position on one of the State
.farmgs until Monday, when he
resigned as cotton Weigher. The
board of county commissioners
did not appoint another weigher
and there are only three to do,
the business for GoIdsbnro. In
making the charges against The
weighefs the buyers have no
complaint TO make against Mr..
J. j. Holiowell, who has a yard
to himself and attends to it.
At tie Democratic rally at
Pikeville, on saturday last, DR..
Fox Person asked for a division OF
time with Messrs. Daniels and Al
len. The request was promptly
granted, on the condition that at
Populist speakingsa like request by
the Democrats should be granted.
This was agreed to, and DR.. Fox
followed Mr.. Daniels and proceeded
to air his personal grievances and
political Illustrations and vent his
spleen against the Democracy. He
YVES followed by Mr.. Allen, who
so skinned DIR. s'Fox" that he
would have given boot never to
have been born. As DR.. Fox
talked ''personal" Mr.. Allen talk
ed personal, and showed the re-
cord of TIE willy Doctor to be any
thing but whoIesome-and proved
it by the Doctors own admis-
siOns.
Elsewhere in this issue we pubc
lish the return of Mr.. C. f. r.
Kornegay to the Democratic party.
Mr.. Kornegay is one of Wayne
county's oldest and most respect
ed citizens. He enjoys the uni
versal esteem of all who know him
as an honest Liam. Hence when
he quit the Democratic party and
cast his lot with Populism none
questioned the integrity of his mo-
tives. He was formerly Treasurer
of the county under Democracy,
and in the glorious campaign OF
the lamented Vance in-'76 he die
yeoman service in redeemlng oul
county from Republican rule a1c
rapaclty. He comes again to hel
rescue in this time of our supreme
danger. Let his warning be duly
needed.
Judge W. Il. Allen, owing tt
his duties on the county
campaign as one of our candi
dates for the Legislature, has re.
signed the craftsmanship of the
Democratic County Executive
committee, and Mr.. N. O'BerrJ
has been elected his successor
The mantel of Mr.. Allen. SO sue
cessfully worn by him. falls OF
broad and worthy shoulders ant
one who comes not untutored tt
the responsible charge. One o
the most heated battles eve.
fought for Democracy in thi
county was waged under tn
Craftsmanship of MIR. OtBerrs
and q brilliant victory achieved
Mr.. QBerryl necessarily makes