Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1893-01-05

dence and cordial good wishes of all
who know them. They are fully
Competent to keep "The Kennoh'
abreast of the best ho' els in the coun-
Try, and they have the energy to do
it-and will be C. intent with nothing
less. Success to them always.
ANOTHER large shipment of ne
groes went South yesterday to work
in turpentine,
WEEK of Prayer service. lasting
twenty minutes, in Y. M. @. A.
Hall this morning at $50 O'Clock.
The steam heating apparatus and
special electric light plant of the
Goldsboro Cotton Mill were Gems
pleted yesterday and tested, and Mr.,
L. D. Gulley. the energetic and pre-
gressive owner and operator of this
splendid enterprise, tells Us that the
mill will now be put on the fullest
running time in its history; as he
has orders ahead, and they still
come in by every mail.
AT the home Of the brides rar-
ents Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Collins, in
this city, Wednesday at 1 o'clock, MIR.
Edwin E.. Forsvthe, of Raleigh, and
Miss Carrie Collins were united in
the holy bond Of wedlock, Rev. B.
r. Hall officiating. The happy
couple took the afternoon train for
the groom's home, carrying with
them the best wishes of many
friends here.
THE marriage Of Mr.. George
Croue, of this city, associated as an
employer with the dry goods house
of Mr.. Joseph Edwards, and Miss
King, of Wilmington, was solemn
lied in that city on Wednesday. The
many friends of the groou, in this
city wish for them all the hap
piness this life can command and
that prosperity may attend their
every enu6aVOf.
NOTWITHSTANDING the exceed
ingly Indictment weather Tuesday
night, "TEe Fast Mail" company
put their splendid show on the
boards of the Messenger Opera House
and gave the performance in its
grand and thrilling entirety, and all
who witnessed the show say that it
was the finest scenic entertainment
ever given in Goldsborc. The com
pany deserves large houses every
where.
AT the present writing it appears
that Goldsboro will have only six
bar rooms doing business here this
year, under the $500 privilege tax,
which goes into effect Monday morn
ing. This is the number that ap-
piled for license from the Board of
Aldermen at its special meeting
Thursday night, aud are as follows
Messrs. j. W. Edwards, Dock Smith,
J. NJ. G~rantha'n, A. Lehman, Lewis
& Pate, and J. L. Dickinson.
Wednesday night at the home of the
brides father in this city, in the
presence of a small circle Of friends
and relatives, Mr.. j. W. T. Aldredge,
the popular head clerk of the st.
James Hotel, and Miss Dora, daught-
er of Mr.. and Mrs. W. E: Lewis, we're
united in the holy DO i'd of wedlock.
The Goldsboro Cornet Band was
present by invitation and gave a
rendition of popular melodies. The
happy couple have the best wishes
of a large number of friends for a
prosperous voyage across the blissful
sea Of matrimony.
IT is a great pleasure TO US to
know thpt st. Paul NJ. E, congrega
ton of this city, have given their
Jealous and popular pastor, Rey. B,
r. Hail, "a vacation, owing to his re-
cent severe illness, and have pre-
scented him with a goodly purse to
bear the expense of a visit to Flori-
da, where he is advised by his ply.
stefan to 60 to recuperate. He will
start in about a week or ten days:
and we all wish him a pleasant and
hcalth-restoring %soiourn in the
I"Land of Flowers"
AT Pine Forest church in this
county Monday December 26, in the
presence of q large concourse of rel,
tives an friends of the contracting
parties, Mr.. Dial Gurley, son of oul
estimaole coantyman, MI. N. Fl
lGurley, led to the Hymeneal aital
Miss Ptebe, the amiable daugh-
ter Of our good friend and towns
man Mr.. R. E. Jones, Rev. B. R
Hall, pastor of St. Paul's Church
officiating, After the welding The
bridal party were Hospitality enter.
tanned at Mr.. Jones country home
THE ARGUS wishes the happy young
couple the fullest need of life,
Ijoys and prosperity.
IT has been said hat corporation:
have no soul; but the men that con-
stitute them are often the mos
philanthropic in their dealings with
their fellow men.saAn instance Of
this is now in point. Yesterday twt
car loads of discarded cross tie
were placed at the disposal Of tn
Mayor of this city by Capt. Jno E
Divine, of the w. & W. r R., fol
distribution among the poor of on.