Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-01-13

THE fertilizer p1ople are be
ginning to hustle around Il !.
pleasure and pride of our peo
pie 10 know that We have manu-
factured IL Goidsboro the LEADING
fertilizer IL North Carolina-Tke
Prolific Cotton Grower.
=. A YEAR from now and the Leg.
islature will be in session, and i
will he a Democratic legislature,
too The white people CT North
Carolina have had enough oj
fusion" Many of fhe best meu
in the State were deceived. But
they see their error now, and
there vii be this year OF 1898 Q
great getting together OF thc
white mon Of North Carolina. and
the ola State 0ilI Da redeemed.
If MIR. JOSEPH Leitef, he Wheat
King. aud his party. + specuIa
tors get q dollar and . quarter Q
bushef for the immense holdings
Of wheat they aow have. the
consumers Of -four rust needs
foot Thea bill Squeezing the
public after tnis fashion is one
Of the ways large fortunes are
made, aud while it may not be q
crime against any written law, il
savers very much of Z violation
of the golden rule.
Mr.. Thad. Hem is on q. visit to
his sister Mrs. G. A. Wilkinson.
at Iaalia, Beaufort County. Tbad
is one of our mode1 young farm
ers, following i9 tie fotstcps and
carrying ont lH8 training Of his
esteemed father, the late Matthew
infarkEk1ts f Ek1tsG Z, who was a Democrat of
~ mocrats, and represented
Wayne county in the Legislature
with ability and the courage of his
convictions.
Mr.. Geo. G. Southerland, for
merly of this city, but now con~
Quoting prosperous drug store
in Washington. D. &, and Miss
Susie Crabtree, one Cf our most
popular and universally admired
youCg ladies, were married in
Wilson on January 6th, aud took
the Dorlbbound train from tha;
town for their future home il
Washington 1t was 8 romance
May tney be happy and prosper
ous always,
OUR coed friend and towns
man Mr.. L. E Edgerton, who
moved in from the country abou-
year ago. Says he was jus
about getting used to the hum,
drum of city life IN "Greatel
Goldsboro," when that towr
clock invention OF MIR Giddens
started up, and now he is devot
ing himself to the task of becom
ing accustomed to thai. Lazaru!
says he has gotten far enough
along with bis new schooling
not to run out and yell fire
every hour in the day bime whei
that clock strikes, but that hl
"hain't got used to it at nigh
yet"
A TYPOGRAPHICAL erro
caused a mistake of ten thol snt
dollars in the report of the pro
ceedings Of the County Board O
Education, published in tn
ARGUS of last. week. The amour
of money apportioned to the pub
lie schools for the present yea
is $15,951 instead of IS ,951. Ev
cry school comnitteeman in thu
county has already been notifet
by the Board of the exact amour
of money apportioned to eacI
school district. There is suffieien
money to run a four month
school all over the county. TIL
Board Of Education at the yer,
beginning of its administratiol
acted with great care in the Sc
lection of school committeemer
and the schools are ruuniu,
smoothly, and with great salts
faction to thsir patrons. All th
school committeeman IN Wayn
county are white men, and III
members of the county Board c
Education are all Democrats.
A NOVEL theft was boldly pei
petrated in this city last weel
and the culprit is still at large
He gave his name as Alvin Sui
ION, and presented at the cffice {
Mr.. Arnold Borden, to Mr.. I
Schwab, one Of Mr.. Borden
cotton tickets duly made out fc
several bales of cotton. wit
weights, a sequence Of nun berl
price and the apparent signatns
of Mr.. Jno. T.. Pate, one of tt
cotton weighers. The ticket Wer
through MIR. Schwab's hand
without detection that it was