Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1892-08-25

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derlin, who will speak here on the
occasion. It will be gala day, and
everybody is cordially invited-and
everybody, we believe, will be here.
On theHs6th day of August begin
ing at 10 o'cleok.a. m. sharp, an ex-
animation OF chose from Wayne
county who desire to enter the In-l
dustrial College for young ladies at
Greensboro, N. c., will be held by
the County Superintendent of Pub
lib Instruction at his Office in the
court house il this city.
WEDNESDAY at Rocky Mount our
esteemed townsman Mr.. W. II. Hug
gins and Miss Margaret Bullock
were united in the holy bond of
wedlock. The happy pair passed
through here Wednesday AFTERNOON
eaaroes5e for Beaufort, where they will
spend some time and then take up
their abode in their handsome resi-
dence in this city. THE ARGUS
wishes them all happiness and pros
perity.
The death of one of the oldest
colored landmarks of GoldsborQ oc-
cured in this city on Sunday. that
of 'tAunt" Lucy Everett, who be-
longed to the Everett family, that
in the years gone, before the war,
We're affiuent and influential IN this
section, but which is now scattered
and largely thinned by death. "Aunt
Iucy's was over 90 years old, and her
funeral was largely attended yester-
day from the colored Methodist
lChurch at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
A BIG crowd attended the Demo-
:. cratic speaking at Seven Springs
: Friday, where Reddingfeld and
! Woodland spoke, It was a regular
jubilee. Back-sliders were reclaim
ed and straightouts were made stron-
ger than ever for the fight. Already
e we have got the Thirdpsrtyltes on
e the run, and so sick-ohl So stek, that
e IsGov." Exum was actually seeking
and importuning physician In this
oity Yesterday to give him certit-
,. cate to the effect that he is physically
unable to bear the strain of State
0 canvass.
REy. 4. Fl. McArns Of Wilson
preached for the Presbyterians OF
: this city on last Sunday morning and
l. ievening IN the church in this city
s and once in the chapel at George
e town, and it is but the words of sob,
'e er criticism to say, that the three ser
y mons were of great power; beautiful
r in thought, elegant in diictien, earn
i est and eloquent in delivery. Th'
treatment Of his several texts wal
serfptural and exhaustive, and there
4 was an entire la OK of that crudeness
y that is often detected, in the compo
e sition of some of our most gifted ant
20 brilliant young men. We 'predic
l. IL for him great efficiency and useful
y y aess in bis life's calling.
IN IT is with slncerest regret that W
L chronicle this morning the death o
y Mr.. Jno. Henry Sasser, of the salen
~ church section Of this county, whic
occurred Wednesday morning 1913
o'clock, at his home near Scottsvill'
"a "a in the 54th year of his age, after
u .. lingering illness. He vas a mos
81 exeellent man in all the relations {
~ life; kind husband, a loving fail
"y er, a faithful proyider. a genis
" friend an accommodating neighbo
eo the home Will mourn him, the CON
~ ~ munity will sadly miss him. He ws
ne i' for years a consistent and value
III IL member of the Methodist churcl
he His uneral was held Thursday afte
aoen at 8 o'clock from the hone.
- THE first instalment of Confed
oh rate veterans, returning from e.
;af campment at Wrightsville, passs
sss M through this city Thursday goir
L. West, to their homes among tt
If mountain counties, There were l.
ars of them, and during the four hou
nj sojourn in this city they we
nd the recipients of all possit
.at courtesies from our hospital
a citizens; they were given an elab
rate dinner at the st. James Hot
which they seemed to highly enj
the and fully appreciate, and as th
Il. filed out the dining room Mr.. il
his W. Edwards was on hand with
B. 'sset up" of cigars for every ms
nip, The poll of the crowd was taken
IS a to how they stood on politics a
fere out of the 116, only 4 express
,ck, themselves as favoring the Th
The party. Hnrfah for the Vetera
for While resting themaelves at
!pt- court yard sssunder the shade of