Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-01-20
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A ph, sician tells us that tee-
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kettle is a good thing for boils.
Mr.. Louis Goodwin, the County
Surveyor, has moved his family
from Rear be Sampson line and
. made Ihome near Genoa,
where-those who need his SER
vices can find him tall times.
WITH he best public school in
the South. good county roads,
and hustling Cham ber of Com
merce to put Goldsboro's advant~
ages forward, our town ought to
accomplish much of.development
:. In popuation AID industries dur
ing this good year 1898.
Mr.. j. Fl. Barrow, of the Jason
section ot Greene county. was in
the city Friday, where he has a
number Of friends and a6quain-
tances who are always glad to
see him. Mr. Barrow is one of
the leading farmers of his sec
lion.
MIR r. A. Tucker,of the marble
firm of Fl. A. Tucker & Bro, Ct
Wilmington. is in the city where
they have branch establish
nent. Mr. Tucker tells The
ARGUS that he has commenced
the erection of SO. 900 vault in
Oakdale Cemetery in Wilmington
for Col. M. r. Murchison of
New York. The vault has Twelve
catacoAnbs ana will be completed
in about two months.
TIE marriage of our young
friend Mr. Jno. w. Howell to
Miss Lizzie Underwood, the ami
able daughter of cur good friend
MIR. David Underwood. both of
the Pikeville section, was solemn
lied at the home of the bride last
week, in he presence of num :
be1 OF relatives and friends of the
young couple, Elder D Davis Of
ficiating. The ARGUS extends
its congratulations.
The sudden death of Mr.. w
James Summerlin occurred at bis
bone here Thursday night. He
had done full days work at his
.,lacks smith shop that .day and
went home and retired about 10
O'clock with no special complaint
or ailment. He was in a cheer
lul mood and was talking to his
wife ahoutfwo minutes before he
died. Neuralgia of the heart is
said to be the cause of bis death
MEssRs. Geo. C. Royal and
Jno. L. Borden. of the popular
aud widely known furniture firm
of Roy all & Borden, of this city,
left last Friday on their annual
purchasing trip to the great fur
nlture factories of the far north
west and the New England
States. Their trade. both whole
sale and retail. is of such mann
moth proportions that 1t re quires
them TO visit the largest centres
of manufacture, where they buy
goods in car load lots, at frs
cost. and that is one of the Sc.
secrets of their great success.
Mr.. A. A. Joseph las pur
chased the busine and gcoC
will of the Einstein Clothing
Company, of this city, and viii
continue the business at the ole
stand, under the Hotel Kennon
& MIR. Joseph since he came to oul
CITY, with his charming wife anG
Interesting children, some two
years ago, has made only friend!
among our people. and he is de
servingly esteemed Ey al
who know him, and he viii
continue &c make friends with tn,
trading public as they come t,
know him in business way
THE ARGUS welcomes him righ
cordially to the business circles
of our progressive city and wishe
him abundaut success
SEVERAL gentlemen frum th
northwest, representing a hundre'
or more families desIrous of Sc
caring small farms in the South
have been prospecting around Mt
Olive this week, and are now q
Chadbourn. The ARGUS is in re
ceipt of a letter from Montana
and one from Arkansas, each ask
ing information as to farm land
for one hundred families. Now,
the Chamber of Commerce were a
active, hHstling, comforting institu
tion In our midst, all such matter
as this could come before ther
and be disposed of to the upbuild
ing not only of Goldsboro but al
so the country round about. :
Daily Argus, Jan. 70.