Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1896-11-26

ELDER j. H. Worry, of Pine
Level, has recently been con.
Quoting a revival meeting at tina
place with great Success and or
Sunday be baptised 40 con,
verts at Creech's mill pond, ano
it is reported that he has as
many more to baptize at an early
day.
Mr.. J. T. Aycock, of the Ere
mont section of this county, was
in the cityTuesday, and sold 2,575
pounds of ooacco on this market
at an average 13 70. He was
we'll pleased with his sales and
expressed the belief that Colds
boro is the best tobacco market
in the State.
CLERK of The Court Mr.. G.. F.
Herring, is having material
hauled for the erection of a
brick store room, 18125 feet,
between the corner occupied by
Denning & Summerlin and the
First Baptist church. The builds
ing is to be occupied by MIR. Ais
bert Pearsall as a grocery store,
THE Society folk of Kinston
were all asOir Tuesday at the
marriage Of Mr.Dan Quinly and
Miss Mabel Fields, two of their
most popular leaders. The groom
is said to possess right much Of
the worlds goods and is to be cons
graduated upon winning the af>
lection of such an amiable, beau~
tiful, accom- plished lady. The
happy couple came up over the
A. & n. G. R. r. to this city,
where they took the northbound
train for an extensive bridal trip
to New York and other Norths
ern cities.
WE regret to announce that Mr..
S. Frank Alden, who has for the
past several months been in
charge of the electric light plant of
this city, during which time he
has made many friends among US,
left ON Tuesday for the central
office of the company, in Boston,
his old home, and thence he will
go to take charge of another plant.
He is succeeded here by Mr.. Wal
ter G. Badger, of Boston, who is
an efficient electrician, and he may
be sure of a cordial welcome from
our people.
GOLDsBORO has added consid-
erably to her population within
the past few months. The Wayne
Cotton Mill has no doubt been a
prominent factor in this increase
and a majority have found en-
ployment at its looms and spln-
dies. The Standard Manufac-
turing Company. however, should
receive credit in part for
this addition, as a host of
women and children there
earn a livelihood at light
employment. These two indus
tries together have filled every
vacant tenant house in the norths
ern end of the city and real es>
tate owners have numerous APP
plications daily for empty houses.
Idle capital could here find a
splendid opportunity for invests
ment.
HIS many friends in this city
and section will sympathize deeply
with our good friend and towns
man DIR. Frank Boyette, the den
fist, in the death of his venerable
mother, which occurred Sunday
evening at 8 O'Clock, at her home
in Clinton, aged Is years. She
was an ideal mother, and not only
her children, but all who knew
her, rise up and call her blessed.
Her death, at her great age, was
not unexpected, and yet the hearts
of her children IRE not the less be-
reaved and sorrowful. The lament
of the prophet who was king in
Jerusalem, that "man goeth to his
long home and the mourners 90
about the Streets" though it has
been repeating itself through all
the centuries and generations, has
nothing of solace in it for US when
we come to stand beside the open
grave of our. own dead. Only God
can succor us and soothe our sor-
row in such experiences of His Wis
litation.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab.
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