Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1892-06-16
We congratulate you right heartily,
Albert.

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Albert.
EVERY church in the city was
thronged with worshippers at all
the services on Sunday as never be-
fore, so great an impetus has been
impaired to religion in our commu-
nifty by the recent tint meetings of
Evangelist Fife. There were numer-
Gus accessions, also, to the churches,
as foreshadov ed in Friday ARGUS, in
our report of church preferences ex-
| pressed on the cards retnrned by
converts to Mr.. Fife.
AT the residence of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. l.. Pate,
near Dudley, on Wednesday evening
at s o'clock, Justice W, II. Rurch
officiating, Mr.. Gideon M. Price and
Miss Lula Pate were united in the
holy bond of wedlock. After the
marriage a number cf the happy
couples friends end relatives were
sumptuously entertained by the
hospitable hosts. The ARGUS joins
their friends in wishing them long
life and prosperity always.
The remains of Mr.. W. Fl. Jones,
the well-known brickmaker of this
city, who died suddenly at Rocky
Mount on Thursday, where he was en-
gagged at work, were brought to this
city Friday afternoon for inter-
ment in Willow Dale Cemetery. les
ceased was about 70 years of age
and died from overhead while burn
ing kiln of brick, was not men,
Der Of any church, and was a wild
lower, leaving two grown sons.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Fife took their de-
parture on the noon train Friday
for their home in Fayetteville, uia
Wilson. They had perfect ova-
ton at tie depot. hundreds
of our citizens, ladies and gentle
men, young and old, white and
black, turned out to bid them fare
we'll and a hearty God bless you.
Many beautiful flowers were pre-
sented to them and early fruits, and
the regret at parting was sincere and
| widespread.
The committee of arrangements
of the Fife meeting request US to
tender their especial thanks to Mr..
III. P. .Dortch, Superintendent, and
; through him to the Electric Light
Company, for their great generosity
and uniform courtesy in gratuitously
i, lighting the spacious tent-and
. with ample light during the
, course Of the services. 1t was in.
deed generous act and we are
sure that it will be duly appreciated
: by our entire community, and by
the hundreds beyond who attended
| the services.
The Board of Directors of the
Goldsboro Graded School have es
tablished a class of Physical Culture
5 in the school, to be instituted at the
| opening of the School next session
l and Miss Mariana Cobb, OF this city
l has been elected to the charge of it
/. Miss Cobb has specially prepared
e herself for this work by course o1
/ study in Boston, and for the pas
e school term has had charge of clas
of Physical Culture in the Oxford
Female Seminary, where she me-
with great success and won higf
:. commendation.
>, OLD "Aunt Sucky" Etheridge, I
well-known figure who frequent,
E visited the homes of this city solicit
/ ing carpets to weave, and who livee
d With married son in the Saulstol
) section of our county, is dead. He
age, from the best information OBJ
tainable, is set down at from l05 t
y 100 years, and yet she retained vigo
l. enough to weave carpets and walk t.
:. town-a distince of seven miles
e and home again whenever she needles
l. to, up to within year ago, when
is steady decline set in that ended il
't her death Tuesday morning early
= The fame of the Geldsboro Fur
niture Factory is no longer confine
to American soil-nor is its patron
1T age. This factory makes pater
d office desk, which is said to be super
y ior to all others in convenient ap
le pointments and beauty of workman
os ship and finish. The factory is no
L in receipt of an order from Live
= pool for one of these desks, from
ct noted cotton broker, who has ira,
n eled many countries and visite
8: leading business offices ON all col
tinents, and who was attracted b
one of these desks in an America
A. cotton buyers Office, and thus can
he the order. We 60 forward,