Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-08-26

uISHC aC # AL VlS1ClnS men,
bers in good standing are cordially
invited to attend. j. R. Smith,
NC.
Presbyterian Church; every 1st
Sunday morning and night. Prayer
meeting Tuesday nights. Rev.
Peter Mcintyre pastor.
Methodist Church; every third
Sunday morning aud night.
Prayer meeting Wednesday
nights. Rev. NJ. M. Mcfarland
Baptist Church; every fourth
Sunday morning land night.
Prayer ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Rev. L. r. Carroll pastor. j
ARGUS BUREAU,
JNo r.. SMITH. Mgr. :
August 25, 1897.
DR.. L. P. Aaron spent Monday
in Goldsboro.
MIR. r. E. Lee spent several
days at Seven Springs last week,
coming home Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Williams. who has
been spending several weeks
with Miss Moliie Middleton, of
! Warsaw, returned to her home
here Monday morning.
Miss Lizzie Wooten, of Kins>
ton. N. c.. is spending a few
weeks with her aunt Mrs. J.. E..
Griswold. near here. and also
spent Tuesday in Mt. Olive.
Mr.. H. E Cox, who has been
spending fifteen days at home
with his parents and friends,
left Sunday to resume his duties
as express messenger from
Washington, D. c., to Jackson
vile, Fla.
Miss Sudie Higgins, of Colds
boro, spent a few days at he1
home here, accompanied by her
cousin Miss Kate Higgins, re-
turning home Sunday night.
Mr.. F.. Elmore, Roadmaster OF
W. G. & A. r. R is spending q
few days with his brother G. B.
Gilmore.
Mr.. Jack Broadhurst, oil
Goldsboro, spent Sunday in Mt
Olive visiting friends.
SCOTS Chill and Fever Tonic
always cures. give your money
back if it fails, J. R. Smith
druggist.
Mr.. Tom Hobbs, of near New
ton Grove, was in Town Sunday
Miss Mary Boggs, of Gather
inc Lake, is visiting Mrs. H. T
Ham for a few weeks.
Mr.. B. w. Switzerland, who
was quite sick last week, is able
to be out again.
Mr.. Thos. MCGEE and family
of Goldsboro, are spending sew
eral days with relatives in town
Mr.. Bryant Elnore, Of nea:
Newton Grove, spent Sunday
and Monday with his son Mr.. G
B. Gilmore.
Mr.. Bob Cox spent Sunday il
Dudley, and has discontinued
Guinness in Mt. Olive.
Mr.. W. B. Jones made a visi
to Faison last Wednesday.
Mr.. George G. Kornegay. GU,
popular townsman and Registel
of Deeds of Wayne county, wa
n town last Wednesday.
}, Mrs. Lola F'aison, of Faison
came Thursday to visit her sis
ter Mrs. J. A. English.
Mr.. Jacquelius Jones, of Dup
lin, was. in town Tuesday.
M. J, r. Giddens, of Bigger.
Ind, came Thursday morning tt
see his wife and son who have
been here since last winter. Mrs.
Giddens has purchased the LOT
tin place from Mr.. J. A. West.
brook, and Mr.. Giddens will
bring the remainder of his goods,
stock, &c. here this fall. Mr.. Johr
M. Giddens has also purchased
the Bradley place from Mr.. j. A.
Westbrook. We hope these good
people will appreciate their new
home in the oasis INT. OliYe) OF
Eastern Carolina.
Mr.. i. b. ElmOre ana Vile o.
Katesville, N. c., are spending q
few days with their parents Mr.,
C.. B. Gilmore.
Mr.. Allen Barbery, of Samps
son county, was in town Satur-
day.
Mrs. W. G. Davis returned
home from an extended trip to
relatives in Pennsylvania. Her
friends are glad to welcome he,
return. She and the baby are
very much improved and enjoys
ed their trip immensely.
Mr.. Wade Price and wife were
visiting relatives near here this
week.
Sheriff B. F. Scott arrived
with John Smith (coD Monday
eyening and there was a crowded
Court room to hear his trial. He
plead guilty both to shooting
Peter Hall and carrying conceal
ed weapons. He denied in courl
that any one was the instigatol
of his crime except himself; but
after court, implicated Bill Leon
ard by stating that Bill hired
him to shoot and beat the negro
Peter Hall. Bill is one of the bes'
colored people iu the community
! as to truth and honesty.