Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-04-28
Strawberries, 15c. OF 2 for a !.

Strawberries, 15c. or 2 for a /.
Strawberry shortcake now. Ooh!
The letter of Col. A. NJ. Wad~
dell, appearing in the editorial
columns of this issue, has the
entire approval Of THE ARGUS.
The United States IS 1--WE are a
nation) in the position of: THE
youth who fired the Epehesian dome
outlivedin fame the pious fool who
reared it,"
The soliciting committee ofthe
Goldsboro Rifles are securing
recruits for the volunteer army.
They intend to have the full NUM-,
Der Of 81 before they leave for Ra-
laigh.
The Argus bulletin board is in
front Of Grifin's news stand, in the
Kennon hotel building: A synopsis
of the dispatches relative to the war,
is posted as fast as received, type
written, For full details take the
ARGUS.
Goldsboro is to have telephone
connection with Wilmington and the
poles I now being distributed
along the county roads. It is prob
able that the line VIII be completed
by the middle Of July.
The following marriage Il
censes have been issued for the
week ending April 27: White
j. E, Jinuett to Isabella Cox.
Nathan Sellers to Noble &
Aycock. Colored-Charles BEN
nett to Sarah Williams.
An old colored man and his wife
and a pair of twins We're to take the
train Saturday evening for Dudley
The wife got on the train and left
the twins in a baby carriage for the
old man to look after. Before the old
fellow could get his twins and the
leaving him with the babies, Not one
enyied the old man his charge. He
was IN trouble.
Mr. j. Fl. Hettleman,a brother Ii
law Of Mr.. N. Sherman, Of this city,
who prior to his moving here was a
member Of the famous Fifth Mary
land Regiment, left for Baltimore to
Join his old command and to
so to the q One Of the companies
Of the Fifth Maryland is made up
exclusively Of jews, and this is the
company to which Mr.. HettIeman
belongs, and which has volunteered
in a body for the service.
MIR. Nathan Sellers. timekeep
er for the ENTERPRISE Lumber
Company, left this afternoon for
Fremont, where he will wed Miss
Mollie E. Aycock, Of that town,
tonight. The prospective bride
is the daughter Of the late j. r..
Aycock and has a number Of
friends who will be present to
witness the ceremony Tonight
Mr.. Sellers will bring his bride
to live il Goldsb0ro, where be
has a host Of friends who wish
them both long life and happi-i
ness always.
DR.. Louis H. Matthez, of New
York, a noted oculo-opticist OF the
Metropolis, arrived in the city this
morning, and has taken a suite Of
rooms at the Hotel Kennon. 1t is
not often, and perhaps not before,
that Goldsboro has so eminent a +.
specialist In her midst, and the fact
that he is here should at once be
taken advantage of by such of our
citizens as may be suffering from
any affection of the eyes, requiring
optical assistance. A preliminary ez-
animation is made in each case,
without charge, and conditions and
costs stated;it then remaining at the
option of the patient whether to
have his service I not.
This is the season Of the year.
when the memoryof the grown gen
Grafton fits back in wavering flight
along the years to lingAr lovingly
amid scenes of spring time when
their own life was young, Indeed,
spring and childhood, Natures
youth and life's too, go hand in
hand; the former appeals p~ersuas-
lively to the latter: so that with the
exit of the despotic days of winter!
which drove the children within
doors, ar d the advent Of the h2Icyonl
days of spring which beckon then to
come out, the dwelling-streets Of our
city present a joyous spectacle of
spontaneous healthy, actice child
hood, and the chatter of childish
voices blends blithely with the CHR
rup of birds; and young laughter
leaps lightly upward in the SUM-
shine-laden air.
NnT EOR EyERYTHLNn