Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-10-08
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LtlCAi.,, BRIEFS.
Items Of Inter est In and Around
the Civ.
the Civ.

His many friends will regret to hear
that Mr.. Joseph Isaacs is confined to
his home with sickness. We hope that
he will have speedy recovery.
The addition OF second story to the
building on East Centre street occupied
by Mr.. J. D. Daniels, greatly improves
the appearance of that business sec
tion.
The condition of Walnut street from
William street 10 the Hospital is such
as to cause alarm Tor the city's liability
in case of accident. The remedy should
be speedy.
The county bridge over Little river
at the Asylum needs attenti N, por-
tion of the guard rail is gone. The
danger could be avoided at small ex-
pense and short time.
The ARGUS is panied to chronicle the
death Friday night of MIR. Albert Wood,
an estimable farmer in Grantham's
township. He has been patient sui
ferer from consumption for many
months.
Capt. S. Cohen, OF the popular de-
partment store OF jacob Cohen, who
has been on an extended purchasing
trip North laying in large and varied
stock of fall and winter goods, ed
to the city last night.
Mr.. Abe Cohn, SO long connected
with the shoe department of Messrs.
II. We'll q Bros, left last night for
Salem to launch in business
fer himself, associated with Mr.. Rud-
elph SkaIowski, of Spartanburg, S.
c.. He takes with him the best wishes
of his hosts of friends throughout this
section
Miss Nora Midyette, SO popular with
the ladies of Goldsboro az a dressmak-
er, has taken position with Messrs,
II. We'll & Bros, and will have charge
of their ready made ladies suits de-
partment, which the firm are featuring
more than ever this season, and to
which they are adding an altering and
fitting room, over which Miss Midyette
will have especial supervision.
East Goldsbors is coming. The
Goldsboro Traction Company, that
have purchased this fine property, and
who propose to make it an attractive
suburb, with street car facilities, and
for which i've miles of steel rail and
equipment have already been ordered
have force of forty men at work out
there, getting ready for the greater de-
>velopment that is soon to come. We
go forward.
Mr.. Harry E. Pool, of Raleigh, an
experienced shoe man. who has grown
up in tho business and is conversAnt
with all its details, has come to have
charge Of the extensive shoe depart
ment Of Msssrs. 81. We'll & Brothers;
and personally AZ well as in . business
way the ARGUS is glad to chronicle
the acquisition Of SO cultured and con-
genial q young gentlemen to Colds
boro, which he and Mrs. Peol will
make their permanent home and where
q cordial welcome ia assured them.
With the fall of the year there natur
ally comes the period ef increasing
buying, and it should net be necessary
to suggest that it is just and right that
all of the citizens of Goldsboro should
deal at home to the very fullest extent
Goldsboro is city now sufficient to
take care of the needs OF any REASONABLE.
demand, and it is doubtful if there viii
be any occasion for any one to 60 out
side of this city for anything. even fol
the coming holiday desires. The way
to build city is to encourage every
single local enterprise that is possible
buy at home. Keep the money in looa
channels as far your wants can be
supplied. The business of city Ii
made primarily by the trading of itl
home people, the outside world only
contributes what it has to send in, an6
therefore to reach the best results all O
our trading should be done here IL
Goldsboro.