Goldsboro weekly argus., 1908-11-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Items of Inter est In and Around
the CITY.
We go torw ard.

If you wish TO reap your SudTO VI lAo
cash trade that is favoring Colds ore
so abundantly this fall, advertise in
the ARGUS. Just try it. and see the
difference.
In is pretty busy scene these days
up at the west end of Walnut street;
and when rail laying begins for the
street raiIw -why-even the Knock
ers'' will have to get quiet.
We invite our readers-the hundreds
who read the ARGUS every day-to a
careful review of our advertising col |
umns, There is much of business in
terest and financial profit to be found
therein.
How long before the SPECIAL commit
tees appointed by the 6 Geldsboro Cham
Der OF Commerce will be ready to re-
port to that 'called meeting? 1t has
been week since those committees
were appointed. What those commit
tees eught to do is to set the example
of .tgetting busy'' and "doing things"
Have you seen the new feminine
hat, a compromise between the merry
widow and the mushroom effect? 1t
is the most fetching of all. The br1m
is broad and slightly dropping; with
line broken by two or three little
crimps. It will be next to impossi-
BILE to design anything more becom-
ing.
unStQr-
day by the Supreme Court, the right OF
the city to the trees growing upon the
public strsets-to dispose of them as
the city fathers may elects definitely
determined; so that, in future, there
can be no question as to ownership or
right of action whenever the city may
elect to cut down such trees.
1t was a pleasure to his many old
friends here TO greet in the city today
Mr.. J. III. VIM. Bonitz, of Wilmington,
who came this tar with his sister, Mrs.
Amelia Helbig, of Lynchburg, who
has been visiting him, and who has
not been in Goldsbore before in 25
wears, having visited her late brother, {,
t.
in 1888.
Work on the new buildings at colered
insane asylum Of the State. near this
city, is being pushed with his charac-
teristic hustle and efficiency by the
supervising contractor, Mr.. ]. F..
Ange. The new buildings are four in
number, OF brick, two of which will be
for the care of tuberculosis patients
the Hospital, male and female, and
two for epileptic patients. male and
female.
1t will be source of genuine sorrow
in this community, where she is SO
universally beloved, that Mrs. F. l..
Castex is again suffering greatly with
her head and has lost the sight of one
of her eyes, and under the advice OF
her physicians will leave tonight, &C
companied by Mr.. Castex for a hos
pital in Philadelphia to undergo spec
ial treatment. We all wish for her
speedy relief and restoration.
On account of Bazaar to be held by
GUS to the date announced for the
Bazaar conducted by the ladies Of the
First Baptist church, the date of the
latter has been made one day later, Sc
that neither will be rushed fer time, as
both will be hold in the Same building
south of Mr.. L. D. Giddens store, Re
member that the Baptist ladies will
open their Bazaar on Wednesday, De-
esmber End.
Police officer Mr.. Frank Latham, who
left here some ten days ago, for Bing-
hamton, N. Y, armed with requisition
papers for a defaulter wanted here by
the John Slaughter Company, has been
detained there by a legal fight over his
man, who is wanted also by others
whom heihas defaulted in othe places.
Mr.. Latham has beeniin constant touch
with the authorities here, and is main
tanning his ground, pending final
settlement of the legal points in the con-
troversy.
The handsome suite of Offices just
completed by Mr.. J. F. Ange, the con-
tractor, for DIR. J. Malsom Bizzell, on
Walnut street, west, are the admlra-
ton of all visitors. The Offices will be
occupied by Drs. r. E.KLeel and J.
Malcolm Bizzell, who have formed q
professional copartnership. Thssofices
consist of consultation irooms, operst-
ing room and preparatory room. oil
admirably arranged and with ktile
Aeers and sanitary walls. Modern In
.evory appeintmsnt and creditabls 20
Goldsboro.
The most imposing phase Of egrioui.
kura In the aouth in the QuAafiou a2