Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-10-19

ne CITY g~esttiuaJ'
Mrs. N. J, Rouse, of Kinston and
Miss Lille Rouse, Of La Grange,
were in the city yesterday.
REV. Jonas Barclay, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, has returned
to the city after several weeks vaca-
ton.
A LARGE bark is reported "breach-l
ed" off the Morehead coast, the work
Of Fridays storm. The crew were
saved.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Bass lave re
turned from the Worlds Fair, and
Leonard likes it so we'll he wants to
go again.
SUPERIOR Court took a recess yes
terday morning until tomorrow
morning, because there was nothing'to
engage its attention,
COTTON has been selling on this
market all this week at s cents. The
receipts yesterday were large and
the OuElDg WAS 1Iftly.
Mrs. S. S. Hardison, who has been
spending some weeks on a visit to
her old home III Virginia, e Suf~
folk, has returned to the city.
THE belled-buzzatd has made his
appearance again in these parts. Jack
Lynch, the noted 'barbecueist", has
seen him several times of late over
on the hills of Eastern Goldsboro.
We are clad to be ALE to report
that Capt. r. P. Howell continues
to make satisfactory progress toS
wards recovery, which is a great
pleasure to his many inqu'ring
friends.
IT takes 100 tons Of cardboard a
year to furnish this country with
postal cards and give country posts
mistretses an opportunity to learn
the secrets Of the neighborhood,
The home Of Mr.. A. B. O'Neal
was visited by burglars Thursday
night, but they confined themselves
to pantry supplies exclusively, leave
ing the family nothing for breakfast
yesterday morning.
The ARGUS was glad to see Mr.
+. d. Rice, the house painter, on the
streets yesterday ald able to resume
his work. He fell from a scafold.
one day last week, while painting
the residence of Mr.. W. W. Craw-
ford, and was severely stunned.
lHsRE passed through this city
yesterday by express from Havelock
neal Morehead, II of the largest
antler bucks ever seen by any sports
man in this section. He was sho'
by a local sportsman and was being
shipped north.
REVIVAL services are being con.
Quoted by the pastor of St. Pau.
church at Elm Street Chapel, Large
congregations attend and quite {
number have asked tor the prayers O.
the church, There were three cen
sersIons Thursday night.
WHEN our citizens Issued from
theii homes yesterday morning, 10
tue en,ire city was profusely billet
with thrilling pictures Of what is t
be seen in pawnee Bill's Great VILE
West Historic ShoR, that IS 10 holj
forth here Oh Saturday Oct. 2Sth.
The average small boy of the cit,
watches with great interest the prog
ress made upon the walls that ar
being erected about town for tn
display bills of Pawnee Bilrs Viii
West show, that is to visit cur com
munity towards the end of the cur
rent month.
A LARGE cattle stable. so fee
long, in which a number of COWS an
hogs were sheltered at the time, G
the plantation of Mr.. Frank Border
adjoining the corporate limit'to tn
west Of the city, went down in tn
storm, yesterday, killing a fine COZ
and injuring several others, an
killing a hog also.
Mr.. Norwood Giles, of Whining
ton, manager for North Carolina Q
the National Rice Milling Company
was in this city yesterday, on atou
of inspection of the mills of tn
State and he found the mill here
which is under the etficient4super
vision of our young friend an
toWnsman Mr.. A. U. Kornegay, j
excellent condition.
GRANT Reid, a coIo.ed sectio
hand on the A, & n. G.. R. r., wit
his home in this city, fell from
moving hand-car near the Ston
Greek bridge Saturday evening an
the car passed over his body, frol
the effects of which be died Sunda
He was a good workman and Ia
been In the employ OF the road fc
some 20 JeaEs.
In the stores of GolGsboro every
thing can be fourd-and as goo
quality and at DIS reasonable price
as e~n be obta;nee abroad, and v,
it is surprising the number of SO
ders0 that are sent off to norther