Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-04-08

Zion. A good many of them are
constantly watching for it at
nightr Some of the recently
Sanctified ones expect it to pass
over Mt. Olive tonight, and they
expect it to be filled with angels,
chanting songs that are sung in
the Golden City.
There.was a great error in last
weeks ARGUS in regard to the
subscription rates; the rates as
published were those of the
Daily ARGUS. The subscription
price for the Weekly ARGUS is
81 90 per year, 80 cts. for six
months, % cents for 3 months.
II you have any news don't
fail to report it to the Mt. Olive
Bureau. We mean to make this
an interesting sheet to those at
all interested in the happenings
in the vicinity of Mt. Olive.
Show your appreciation of the
Mt. Olive Bureau by subscribing
TO this paper.
Miss Annie Southerland has res
turned from a spleasant visit to
Faison-
Nh. Geo. A. MCGEE has res
turned home from a two weeks
visit among relatives.
We regret to learn Of the ills
ness of Mr.. Zeke Parks, head
clerk of Mr.. E..F. Martin & Son.
but are glad to hear of his rapid
Improvement.
Miss julia MCGEE returned
home Monday night of last week.
after a few days pleasant visit in
our city.
We regret to learn that Mr.. F.
j.. Lambert is quite sick, unable
to be at his store. We hope him
a speedy recovery.
MIR. w. L. Phillips. the trav>
cling man of the ARGUS was ia
town Saturday.
Mr.. D. f. Nicholson, our eff
cient school teacher, aud wife,
are now housekeeping. after
boarding several months with the
family Of Mr.. J. T. Oliver.
Mr.. E. ]. Goodman died at his
home near Mt. Olive. For the
past two years he has heli a Pc
sition as guard at the State farm
at Castle Haynes, where it is
supposed his system became
thoroughly impregnated with the
deadly malarial poisons from the
river. He was comparatively a
young man.
Miss Kittie aad Mrs. Charley
Parks, of Dudley, were attending
the bedside Of their sick brother
last week.
We do not write locals for any
other paper than the ARGUS, and
we would ask that proper credit
be given, when copied by other
papers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Garner
have the sympathy of their many
friends in their sad bereavement:
the death Of their infant child.
which died at their home in the
country last Thursday.
Miss Fannie Lambert left last
Thursday for Goldsboro, where
she is visiting Miss Julia MCGEE.
Mr.. E. F. Hicks was in to see
US Saturday and took a receipt
for the ARGUS. If you are inter-
ested in the Mt. Olive news. do
likewise.
Miss Emma Raiford, who has
recently been teaching school at
Fremont. has accepted aposition
as saieslady with Mr.. G. B. Price.
Mr. w. j. 9homas.a represent
alive of j. W. Tuft, the King
Soda Apparatus manufacturer.
was making business calls last
Thursday.
There vas quite a hustle among
the strawberry truckers last.
"Wednesday night, when apprised
of the danger of frost. There
was some swift work done from
IL till 4 o'clock.
The Commission men are WIS.,
iting US in numbers too numers
Gus to mention.
Miss Isabelle Mitchell, of Blad-
en- county, is. visiting the family
of Mr.. B. L. Culbreth.
| Mrs. Will Jennett, nee Miss
: Julia Parker, was on our streets
Friday.
f Mr.. E. Grady has moved into
the recent addition of the Smith
building.
: Miss Annie Flowers, who wa:
recently-on our sick list, is GU
, again.
S DIR. NJ MOT. Tatum leaves thi'
week for a short visit to his OLE
home on the Cape Fear, in Blad,
en- county, where he will visi