Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-09-22

again from an extended business
trip north.
DIR. Jno. S. Bizzell has returned
from a months sojourn IN Balti-
more, and is greatly improved il
health, his many friends will be
glad to learn.
Mr.. Jno. e. Brown, who has
been at home on a ten days furs
Tough, has returned TO jackson
vile, where the GoIdsboro Kifes
are in camp.
One night last week a false fire
alarm Was send in. 1t is a fifty
dollar fine 10 be guilty OF such q
thing or 80 days Imprisonment,
This hint ought to be Sufficient.
The condition OF Rev. Mr.
Loveless. the beloved young
Rector of St. Stephens Episco-
pal church, who has been crit
ically i'll for several days, is much
more favorable to-day, the entire
community will be glad to know.
Mr.. Jas. Mcclure, the super
intendent of construction of the
sewerage system, fell from his
bicycle while riding on the tram
road Tuesday and broke his left
arm. The many friends among
his new acquaintance here wish
for him a speedy recovery.
The remains Of Newman P.
Jones, who left here with the
Goldsboro Rifles, passed through
here Tuesday from Jacksonville,
Fla, where be died Saturday
night, ON their way TO Dudley,
where his parents liYe and where
the interment will be made.
The streets of GoIdsboro have
been put in good condition. We
are glad to learn that as soon as
cool weather comes, a much
needed sewer will be placed from
the cotton yard to William street
No work in the town eve done
will be more appreciated by the
people of that section Of the city
than this.
Hon, F.. A. Daniels. Demo-
cratic Senatorial candidate Of
this District, was at Wallace Fri
day night AID spoke to a large
gathering Of Democrats and Pop
ulists and made a forceful and
vote winning speech. Saturday
he met Populist Fox" Person
and Populist candidate for Con
gress Fowler at Rose Hill, and
did them beth up in fine shape,
ana pulled many followers away
from them.
Hon. F. Nj. Simmons, of Ra
leigh, chairman Of the State
Democratic Executive committee.
was in the city on last Monday
morning. He says there is
no doubt about carrying the
State, but he urges aggressive
and answering and unceasing
-R#eFrk in~order that our great
majorities in November's election
may show to the world how
muchly true North Carolinans
repudiate the infamy Of the Rus
sell-Butler fusion administration
in cur State.
Mr.. David McKinne, sonof Mr..
DE. McKinne, OF Princeton, has
returned home after an absence
of about two years. during which
time he made a tour OF the West
and visited many PLACES of in
terest. He joined the Bird Rough
Riders 10 Montana when the call
was issued for volunteers to fight
Spain and renamed with his
regiment until they were mus
tered out of service a short while
ago, His fond parents as well as
his many young friends r glad
to welcome him home again after
such a long and eventful journey.
The death of Mr.. William Her
ring occurred at the homo of his
brother Mr.. G.. f. Herring, in this
city, Sunday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. He was unmarried and
about 40 years of age, and was
a devoted member of St. John M.
E. Church. His sole delight was
his church and he was always
present at the services. The fun
eral was conducted by Rev. j. E.
Bristowe from the home next morn
ing and the interment was made
in the family burying ground near
Indian Springs.
Mr.. George Barker, of Duplin
county. was 10 the city Monday
on business and remained over
that night and got under the ins
fuence of liquor. While walking
around alone he was knocked
down in front of the residence OF
DR.. B. F. Arlington and robbed
of 500 in money. The blow over
his head which knocked him
down caused q serious wound
and he Las been taken to Emer-
gency Hospital for treatment.
The police have gathered suff-
Gent evidence to lock up Frank
Hooker, a negro, who will be
given a hearing, and will no
doubt be boundover to court.
News reached this city Tuesday
of the sudden death Of Mr.. Calvin
Holland. who was found dead in