Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1892-11-24

vile.
The auction sale Of the personal
effects of the late Joe. A. Pan ker,
took place in this city yesterday by
the administrator of the estate.
The city was full Of country peo-
pie yesterday; and the phenomenal
rise in the price of cotton put them in
bouyant spirits and made trade lively
in all branches of commerce.
The family of Capt. Alsa J.
Brown, GU. efficient Register of
Deeds, have moved into the resideEc e
recently occupied by Rev. Jno. T.
Edmundsou, near the Graded school.
WHEN is the city going to pave
the West end of Walnut street along
the business square between the
Bank aud West Centre street? This
should be done before the heavy
Winter weather sets in. What say
our City Fathers:
AT Shine, Creme county, n. c.,
November II, at 5 o'clock +. H., by
Ruff. B st, Mayorpf Shine and JUS
tire of the Peac-, Mr. Jackson Head
was married to Mis- Sarah Frazier.
May the happy couple continue to
"Shine"-l1.e long and prosper.
ANOTHER brick cotton warehouse
for the GolIsboro Storage and Ware
house Company has been contracted
for by the Company with Mr.. Wad-
dell, and ground for its construction
was broke yesterday adjoining the
one on John STREET that is now near
ing completion.
A VERY pleasant social dance was
given by the young gentlemen
CT the city IN the spacious dining
room of the Arlington Monday
night, which was greatly enjoyed
by those who participated. The
Italian band made music for the
joyous occasion.
THE death Of Mr.. John Sum-
merlin, 50 years OF age, occurred
in this city yesterday morning at
the home of his s.,n-ina'aw, Mr.. j..
F. Dsnnin*, where his funeral will
be held this afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
Rev. NJ D. Hix, of St. johns
church, officiating,
A VISIT to the popular Jewelry
store of Watts & Watts, on West
Centre street. would Indicate from
the splendid array IF beautiful goods
that they anticipate a fac holiday
trade-and such is the expectation
of Goldsboro this year.
HIS Excrllency Gov. Holt has
named Hon. JAS. E Shepherd, of
the Supreme Court Bench, to sue
coed the late lamenteu Hon. A. S.
Merrimon. as Chief Justice, aud has
appointed Armistead Burwell, ESQ.,,
pf Charlotte, to succeed Justice
Shepherd.
Mr., George Fl. Abbott, manager of
TIVE Moss Jollity Company VAS in
the city yesterday, making arrange
ments for the appearance of this
splendid attraction in the Messenger
Opera House next Friday night,
Nov. 25th. It is on the order of
GA Breezy Time -, and is absolutely
reliable for being one of the finest.
It stands on its merits.
QUITE a pleasant dinner party
was given at the comfortable and
hosp6table home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
j Street in this city yesterday, the
occasion being the birthday of Mr.
Street, and as it was also the birth
day of Mrs. L. D. Giddens, the two
families, as has been their custom
for several years, Joined in a mutual
celebration. The ARGUS wishes
them both many happy returns.
THE Supreme Court has filed its
asssion in the Brogden case, which
went up on appeal from this county
and the Judgment of the court here
is sustained. The sentence was
years imprisonment in the peniten'
tiary-and this will be put in execu'
tion at the next term of SuperioI
Court. In the meantime Mr.. Brog-
den is under a $4,000 bond for hi
appearance.
The following from the Raleigh
News and Observer is timely, an(
we'll said: CHOW let the Democrat
begin to preach the doctrine tina
party fealtY is of the first conse
quence. There should be no toler
att n inside the party for those VIII
propose to play fast and loose. Tn
party demands the undivided fealt,
of its members, and those who ar
mot content to abide by that ties
fought not to claim part nor lot wit
MS"
SAYS the Raleigh Netvs- Observer
asTaere have, we believe been but 81.
Gylaief Justices since the State @
North Carolina became a sovereig
State: John Louis Taylor. Leonar
Henderson, Thomas Rufin, Rich
mond Pearson, W. N. III. Smith an
A. S. Merrimon. To this list ther
was Yesterday added Chief Justio
Shepherd. The Supreme Court Wa
however not organized until 1918.
.MR. Chauncey Depew also bows t
fthe popular will, and predicts ths
under the new policy, if carried OF
faithfully, there will be "derang'
oo,t of Iusinoss paralvsis r