Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-01-12

Sousa's famous bank will appear
in the Messenger Opera House IL
this city on the 25th of this month
in the afternoon about 2 o'clock.
Mr.. Geofg Edgertou has bees
rs atd - sntpplag Clark foi
Ae>srs hoyatI & B4raen tb=
VII iesa q aud r. ali furniture
dealers.
The many friends of Mr.. Gee.
W. B s.. tn his city aud sectino
VAL learn with exceedtng regre'
OF the DEAN of his excellent wif
which occur d al their home ii
LaGrange M 3nday mOroing.
MIR L. f. Ofmoud, Clerk OF the
Su -rlur 81 ar, mas rented one q
Judge r hiusou's comfortaoIe
Cot agzs, and has moved hi~
family TO tie city. They are chr
daily welcomed o our commun
ity.
Rev. j. w. Rose, the pastor
of Tue Second b ptis1 church IL
this Guy, as moved his family
from LAGRANGE, where ne holds
a charge. to G~Jtdsooro and Will
make his permanent residence
here la tne tuture.
The ARGUS S glad TO welGoma
TO the q Y 1r. aud Mrs. Rldtsy
Mayer. OF Philadelphia. who nave
selected G0ldsboro as q heaisI
resort for he winter, ana proba-
bly, longer. Thy have takeo
rooms win Mrs. O j. Neisop, on
John street.
AT a special meeting Of toe
Board OF Aldermen Mouday
afternoon recommendation for
liquor license Was granted MIR
D.. ). Gidoeus. OF Cuuton, Whu
intends til come 10 GoldSo0ro be
cause the Commissioners o.
Sampson county nave dec4ln.0
to grant license 10 liquor dealers.
MIR. 2. NJ L. tefreys was
summoned b. tel gram l'ueaua}
to BEDSIDE Uf lis iaihpr at Ere
mont. Tue d ntttm4n Is IN
prCpre ur ot Eue Druu=ra Hoe
a. FL mOu - eas may freud
auon@ "e 'Ku gas OF II Grip.'
whu sp ak < ii tue tab n
sets aud VITO vii. regret 10 near
OF MS serious ltiu IS.
Mr.. J. W. Lynch, of Kinston,
president OF the proposed Rail
road from Selma, through Snow
Hill to deep water in Eastern
North Carolina, was in the city
Monday, between trains, Oh his
way to New York to perfect ar
engagements for starting up the
complete and final survey and
early construction of the road.
The following is a list Of the
marriage licenses issuedin Wayne
county since last published in the
Argus: White-Andrew Jinnett
to Lula Dali, Robt. E. Pate to
Sarah E. Ellis, w. n. Roberts to
Efie +. Best, ISAIAH Sykes to
Elizabeth Pate. Colored
ard Bryant to Calissa Britt, Os-
car Faison to Keziah Cogdell,
Thomas Hays to Ioyl Branch.
Senator f. A. Daniels and
Representatives W. II. Allen and
JAS. M. " God came down from
Raleigh on the late train Satur-
day evening to spend Sunday with
their families. Messrs. Daniels
and Allen returned on the early
train on Monday, but Mr.. Wood,
we are sorry to say, is detained
at home by the serious illness of
his wife, who has been in deli
cate health for several months.
We all wish for her an early res
toration to her wonted good
health.
The prevailing price paid for
cotton here Monday was 5.75,
and some brought as high as
$50, and yet there are people
right here among us who con-
stantly ~deprecate our cotton mar
ket, which, all the year round, is
the best in the State. And not
only for cotton is this true, but
it is SO of every product the far
mel raises, whether cotton, to-
bacco, rice, cattle 0 r poultry. The
farmer who farms for market OF
for home supplies-and they
should all do both-is fortunate,
indeed, to have Goidsboro as his
market towu, for here he not only
realizes the highest prevailing
market price on whatever he has
to sell, but he can buy his needed
supplies cheaper than anywhere
else.