Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-02-09

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given it up. Since he failed in hi
original idea, why doesn't he star
a summer hotel at the beach2
Both Neuse and Little rivers
are getting on a boom. Some peo'
pie saysthat freshets tertilize low
lands. If SO, this much of oul
country is going to be rich.
We think that there will be nc
doubt about the shade trees thai
have been set on the streets this
winter living, if there is anything
in rainy weather as a season fol-
shade trees.
The roads in the county are
terrible, the streets are muddy,
we get u feet wet, but who car
help it. 1t rains and it pours bu'
we need not complain and roar,
for any work On streets or roads
now makes then worse.
MI. Armentrout, representing
the Cape Fear Manufacturing
Company, of Greensboro, is IN
the city. supplying the sash,
doors and bllnus for Mr.. Chas,
DeWey's elegant new residence.
And this raises the pertinent
question:, why not a Sash. Door
anu Blind factory for Colds boro?
MIR Lloyd Moore, of the
auditing department of the AT
lan5ic Coast Line in Wilmington.
whose former home was Colds
boro, married Miss Georgia
Keaton, a charming young lady
off this city, Wednesday at 2
O'Clock, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex. Keaton.
We are glad to greet in the city
our old friend and countyman
Mr.. ] W. Collier, nov of Pad
gel, Fla, who is out here employ
ing hands &c work in his excessive
turpentlme orchards in the Land
Of Flowers" Mr. Collier is dong
we'll in his new nome, and there
will be a pleasure indeed to his
many friends throughout this
SecJlOn.
The following is a list of the
marriage licenses ISSUED in Wayne
county since last published in
the ARGUS: White-T. w. Best
to Martha Walker, W. G. Collier
to Make Hooks, John L. Edger-
ton to Pearly Hooks, J. j. God
win to Priscilla Aycock, l.. ".
Moore to Georgia Keaton, Jos.
r. Stancill to Lou Holland. Col
ored-John Bryan to Early Hall,
Shade Davies, Jr., to Rowena
Kelly, Richard Yeiverton to Car
RE Darden.
There were two deaf and dumb
mutes, a little boy and little girl,
at the railroad waiting rooms
Tuesday on their way to Deaf and
Dumb Asylum at Morganton. On
each of thell breasts was pinned a
tag bearing their names and des-
tination. All who passed them
stopped to read the inscription on
their tags and the expression on
the faces of the busy throng told
of the sympathetic chords in their
hearts which had been touched at
sight of the afflicted children.
Their case is indeed pitiable. Their
ears closed to the grand, melodious
strains that thrill, and enchant,
charm and enrapture their more
favored brothers and sisters.
Mr.. K. E. zzell and brother
DR.. Jno. S, Bizzell, of the late
firm of Biz I'll Bros & Co of this
city, that sold out their business
to Messrs Bizzell & Wooten,h have
associated with them Messrs
Geo. D, Bizzell and ), E. Wilkins
and will soon open up d whole
sale grocery business in the city
OF Norfolk, Va, having leased one
of the largest business houses in
that place, and they are now at
the north making purchases.
Goldsboro's loss is Norfolk's de-
cided gain. for these gentlemen
r all energetic, competent. safe.
progressive business mer, of he.
roic integrity. The ARGUS
wishes them abundaut-success IL
their new field, and will not cease
to regret their loss to Goldsboro
1t will be remembered that Mess
Geo. Bizzell, G. E. Wilkins ane
DR.. Bizzel1 left here early las
week bent on a prospecting TRIP
to Porto Rico. 1t would seen
that they have latterly decides
that America is still good enough
for them.