Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1898-06-23

"Grand Rounds"
Mr. W. Fl. Overman is confined
10 his his home in this city by
fever Illness, bis many friends
will regret to learn.
His many friends are glad to
see in the city Mr.. J F. Rogers,
one of the large tobacco buyers
who spends his time in Colds bore
during the tobacco season, lie
has come on a short visit to make
preparation for the opening Of
the season some time N August.
A Farmers Institute will ba
held ct the Ninth Spring, near
White Hail. on Saturday July
2ud. Several prominent speakers
will be present and addresses viii
be maze on the subjec CT farming.
The institute has bean called by
Mr.. john r Smith, ComnIs-
sioEer OF Agriculture,
Guess & Williams, the coloreG
excursion managers. want the
public to help them celebrate the
4sh OF July at MCrehead City
They will run an excursion on
thai day, as has been their Gus
tom for number O. years. and
they have made arrangement TO
carry a big crawd,
Es4 Planters Warehouse Is
going up rapidly and will be
completed In~~plenty time for the
opening/of the season. All the
arrangemenus have been made
for experienced tobacco men TO
manage the Warehouse and
every thing indicates that its first
season viii be 5 prosperous one,
MIR. William Daniel came 10
town last Friday TO get a coffin
for his grandchlld, the little
daughter OF Mr.. Charlie Brown.
The child's mother died about
ahree weeks ago. The lisping
lips and instructive affections Of
its baby heart found not suffi-
cient response in the cold sym
pathy and love Of others and it
has gone to fod its mother.
The WILMINGTON Messenger
says of the meeting Of the State
Firemen's tournament in this
city this year: The railroads
will cffer the usual reduced rates
for this occasion, and it is ex~
pected that there will be a large
attendance on this occasion. The
live city Of Goldshoro is prepar
ing to make the event the biggest
Of all previous meetings Of the
association.
Miss Rebecca Langston won
the Demorest silver medal in the
contest at ST. John church last
week. There were six young la
dies in the contest and all deliv-
cred their temperance speeches
with emphasis. MIR. W E. Hol
lowell. Mrs. a. L Grant and
Miss Mary Midyette were the
judges. Mrs. w. R. HalloweII,
an active member of the Woman {
Christian Temperance Union
presented the medal and made
an impressive talk on temper
ance. She illustrates her lectures
with incidents from every day
life and grows eloquent on the
possibilities Of prohibition.
Tomorrow afternoon at 5:2C
o'clock the A. G n. G. r. r.. vii
start their new train to Morehea6
City. Hereafter there will be two
trains each way to and from
Morehead City every day. inclu.
ding Sunday. The new train vii
leave here just after the arriva
of the Southern train from the
west and will arrive in Morebeao
at 8:45 o'clock, and returning viii
leave Morehead at 3:15 in the
morning and arrive here at !
o'clock, in time for those wh6
wish to leave on the Raleigh ol
Wilmington trains. In addition
to this great convenience the A,
&c N. G. r. r. will add anothei
Sunday train after a while, which
will leave here about z in tht
morning and return about 4 q
night. Daily Argus, Saturday
June 18.
IF you have been sick you will fin
Hoods Sarsaparilla the best mediein
you can take to give you appetite an
strength and estore you to conditioi
pf perfect health.