Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-10-28
ARGUS BUREAU,
JNO. r. SMITH. Mgr.
o. Or hON-

Oct. 27, 1897.
Mr. W. P. Kornegay spent
Monday in Goldsboro.
The condition of Mrs. J. 4.
/ Westbrook, remains UNCHANGED.
Dr.. l.. P. Aaron has just re-
eeived a pair OF tine bay horses
that are beauties.
Mrs. DR.. W. W. Faison, of
Goldsboro. is spending some
time with Mrs. W. G. Davis.
Miss Daisy Marable, Of Peace
institute, is spending a few days
with her sister Mrs. w. G. DAVIS.
Mr.. Ed. Flowers and family
are spending a few days with
the parents OF his wife Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. Summerlin.
Miss Mary Ricks spent We'd
nesday in Goldsboro. Miss Lizzie
McGee returned home with her
to spend a few days.
Miss Mary Hicks spent last
Wednesday in Goldsbero. Miss
Lizzie McGee returned home with
hor and is spending several days.
DR.. W. c. Steele, returned
Thursday from his home near Da-
wilson College, where he has been
spending several days visiting his
parents,
DR.. Harry Utlay, Of Johns
Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore,
and a nephew of Mrs. ]. A
Westbrook, is with her IN her
present illness.
MI. G. B. ElEnore found the
bale Of cotton that he thought
was stolen from him last week.
1t had through mistake been
loaded in q car Of cotton that was
to be shipped.
MIR. \. 3. Stevens VIII move to
>, wilson in g few days. We viii be
sorry to lose birn as q citizen and
we know he IS 10th to leave this
pleasant little town, He moves 70
De neaf his business
: Miss Annie Summcrlip who IS
teaching school at / 8whope,
Sampson Co., wa home Friday
and Saturday, and returned to her
school Sunday evening. Miss An
I%nie's many friends were delighted
TO see her.
MIR. n. NJ. Jurney an family,
arrived Friday to once more make
. Mt. Olive their home. Ii IS q pro
G verbal saying that no ne who
d. once lives in Mt. Olive ana leaves,
but what finally comes back, or
, wants to. Mr.. journey ara his ex-
. cellent family, ara heartily We.
/ coined in their return to cur Thrift
/ ty little city.
Mr.. T. J, Hood, OF Grantbams
; Store, was in town Tuesday witt
six bales OF cotton, there IS only
two miles difference between hi.
,Ehome, Mt. Give and Gcldoooro-
: | mention this merely TO show ouI
;, business men how the country II
= Elooking at Mt. Olive as a market
g{Ihis is no isolated case. These PEG
pie read the Argus and don't fai
to come in and show their appre
IS Citations by their kinly words~anl
e good cheer for this excellent pa
L Per.
ri AS a matter Of general infor
nation. there is q law that spe
"a ciically tells what drugs an
medicines a merchant or any on
not having a license may sell
,e and it is a crime for any n no
m a druggist to measure Or weig'
,e out any drug Or offer for sale an,
IS drug that is prohibited by thu
ID law or that contains any poiso-
" &C. II any one in this communit
d should be guilty of this viola
% ton of the law and should he 10
REPRESENTED before the grand jury
he will have no one to blame; fo
1e a grand juryman is sworn t
sr!present ali violations Of the law
Is and it is a violation to break
package Of pills and sell a dos
unless you are a registered phal
: macist.
he Little William, the infant SO
TO Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Davis
les died Sunday night, loving, wiilin
10 and skiilful hands did ali that Ia
in their power to stay the figl
is of this bright little jewel soul, bt
H. the firm Angel OF death snatche
uf- this sweet little flower to orns
ed ment the mansions that 7 alread
q prepared for those that serv'
leve and believe in the Father. \
tn, one can sympathise with a for
parent, as one that has experien
of ed this sad bereavement, but &
tn are anxious to offer coincidence
oc. these heart stricken parents. Il
- Ilnerai services were held at Il
residence by their pastor Rev. r
ter Mcintyre, and the euternae.
~ YVES made at the cemetery at