Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-04-15

FROM our
EXCHANGES.
Weldon News: Mr.. Cyprian G
Daniel, one Of the w%ealthiest and
most influential citizens Of the
Pleasant Hill section, died at his
home near that place, in North
ampton county, last Thursday
morning.
Greensboro Record: Mr.. Her
man Cone, father of Messrs.
Moses H., Caesar and Julius w.
Cone, after a lingering illness,
died yesterday afternoon at his
residence in Baltimore.
Rockingham Rocket; Mr..
Will l.. Steele, one of our most
progressive young farmers, has
a mare which gave birth to a
colt which, though perfect in all
other respects. had no forelegs.
It lived two days.
Mes:c, N. G., March 6, 1877 was
very weak. had no appetite and was
afflicted with asthma After taking a
few bottles Of Hoods Sarsaparilla my
oPROo4OO y l. 4O4U y OheOI o1
the asthma was relieved.-S A. Morris
Hoods Pills assist digestion.
Clinton Democrat: We are in-
formed that the residence Of Mr..
W. Fl. G.. Beatty, who lives over
in Blanden county, not far from
Ivanhoe, was burned or Sunday
night, the 28sh ult. Most of the
household effects are reported
lost also. The fire caught on the
roof from aspark.
Henderson Gold Leaf: AT her
home N this place, Wednesday
afternoon. March 31st. at 4:3O
o'clock, died Mrs. Mary v.
Wyche, after a short sickness,
aged 76 years. The end was
calm, quiet and peaceful as her
life had been.
Asheville Citizen: All efforts
to discover the body of Jesse
Dalton, who was drowned in the
French Broad Tuesday after
noon, have been unsuccessful 1t
is generally believed that owing
to the swollen condition of the
river the body has been carried
a long distance down stream.
Salisbury World: MI. A. H
Misenheimer, who lives two
miles from town, has two rab-
bits, the female Of which gave
birth this week to one of the
largest filters on record. Ten
little rabbits were born at one
time. The rabbits are all colors
from black to white.
Scotland Neck Commonwealth:
Thursday of last week a mum
Der of the guards at Catalonia
State farm, near Tillery, we're
displaced by putting III negro
guards, Some who were not
displaced left of their own ac-
cord. After May the entire day
guard will be negroes but the
night guard will he whites.
Greenville Reflector: Mr.. r..
B. johnson tells US that he has
ust had a photograph of him.
jeff taken to seud to his son in
Chicago. We expect ''Tops" will
make some of the Windy City's
inhabitants catch their breath
when he shows them the picture
of his fathers long beard. Mr..
Johnson's beard is 45 inches
long and he let it hang out full
at the time of having the photos
graph taken.
Winston Sentinel: The window
''smasher" was out again last
night. A rock about the size of
a mans fist was thrown through
one of the show windows of Mr..
Kenney Roses store, on Liberty
street. Two three dollar um
brellas are the only things miss
ing. There were a number of fine
shoes in the window but they
were not molested. This is the
second time Mr.. Roses window
has been broken. Nc goods were
stolen the first time.---Mr.
w. P. Halyburton, of Piedmont
Springs, was here purchasing
supplies and new kitchen frrni<
ture FOR Piedmont Springs hotel,
and says he expects to spend all
of his time, until the season
opens, June 1st, continuing the
work of having the grounds,
roads and buildings put in first
class condition. Mr.. Halyburton
says his diningroom will be SER
we'd by white mattresses.
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