Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-01-31

For sale in Goldsboro by hGoldsboro
Drug Co and Jenkins & FAIRIES, drugs
with such efficiency as to reflect
ere lit on their application and
the fidelity and competency of
their teacher and give the highest
satisfaction to their parents and
friends. We rfgret that our linn
tied space will not permit of our
publishing the Interesting pro-
granme and the names of those
who took part in its rendition.
Goldsboro has a music com.
poser 10 the person of Miss Es-
telIe e lwards, the amiable and
accomplished daughter of MI.
and Mrs Joseph Edwards. Her
first effort to be printed is the
~''Pan-American March and Two
STEP" now on sale at the Colds
boro Book S ore. It was printed
by Cohn & Hughes, of Balti-
more, and is dedicated to Gov
ernor G. B. Aycock. The compo-
sition is arranged for the piano
and bright Interesting and pleas
ing. lis simplicity will strike the
| popular ear, The popularity of
the composer together with the
merits of the composition insures
a large local sale. if not general,
of the march, and will make a
reputation for the fair aspirant
for honors in the musical world.
While the Legislature is in ses-
sion would be an opportune time
for securing a charter for an cleo
trio railroad from here to Seven
Springs. Such a railroad will
eventually be built. In time to
come it will be a necessity and
those who get in now, on the
ground floor, SO to speak, will
reap a rich harvest from their in
vestment. What is more natural
than the connection of the eteams
boat line with the electric line at
Seven Springs. Besides the vast
amount Of passenger traffic, which
would roll up handsome dividends
to the stockholders, the freights
to be handled by such a road
would be no small item.
It is intended now to call the
election on the bond question
about April 1st. 1t is not desirable,
for several reasons. to have this
election conflict with the regular
municipal election which comes
off in May. The two elections
should be and will be separated.
Goldsboro undoubtedly is on the
biggest boom ! n the history of
the city. New industries are be,p~
organic d almost every weel re
city must keep pace VII Tho no.
pie. Tue impro' ananfs alraad,
no1ca'eo the ARGUS are a nee
cessl and Goldsboro will be
making a big mistake if the OPP
portunity is allowed to pass.
Just as we expected-now tina
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by
it's initial trip from Newbern te
this city demonstrated the fac
that Neuse river is navigable
from the sea to this port other
steamers r coming up to do {
freight business along it's waters
Oae of these steamers arrived
yesterday from Seven Springs.
bringing 500 gallons of the notice
mineral water from those spring!
for the trade here and for ship
+ ment to other points. The steam
er 'sGoldsboro"will begin her reg
ular schedule on the river from
, here to Newbern probably THU
week. The other steamer Is be
; ing o~verhauled and fitted up TO:
: passenger and freight duty be
tween this port and Sever
. Springs. We go forward.
{ Al a recent meeting of til,
directors of the Goldsboro Bug
gy Co. a committee was appoint
: ed to. select a site and erect
building for the factory. Thu
company sold their machiner.
: and equipment to the RE Jone
Buggy Co. some time back an
have not been manufacturin.
buggies since that time, but a