Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-10-26

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by Omnipresent Ubiquitous. Loca
grand Rounds."
The next attraction at the Mes
senger Opera House will be "a
Jay from J~aysville,' next Mon
day evening, October 80.
Miss Minnie Green and Mr..
Robt. Weaver ere married Tues
dav at noon in this CITY and left
The death of Mr.. W. II.
Speight occurred at Beaufort,
N. c., Friday night, and the re-
mains passed through here Sat-
urdsy, on their way to Fremont
for interment.
The Board of trustees of the
Odd Fellows Orphan Home, of
tnis city, viii meet at that insti-
tuition OF Tuesday Of next week,
OcsooeI 81, for Inc purpose OF
slet w. ii malrpn for tine HI me.
The spacious show windows Of
Messrs. Epstein Bros. : the
most ''city-Eike", IN their elabor-
ale and artistic display OF goods
carried by this popular firm that
we have ever Witnessed in Colds
boro. Every body is compliment
ing them
The Board of Directors, of the
A. & N. c. r. r will meet in
Newbern to-day when the
question of who will be agent at
this point, who will be conduc-
tors and who soliciting agent
will be settled, and the several
delayed appointments will be
a0
Mr.. Horace E. King, now filing
a position with the Richmond Lo
connective Works as travelling en-
gIneer for the delivery and test
ing of the locomotives they send
out-and a better man they could
not have secured-is in the city
to-day on a passing visit to his
family. Horace is looking well,
and we are all glad to e him.
Mr.. Sam. P. McLester, Su-
perinteDdent Of ahe Weave Rcom
al Wayne Cotton Nils, Was maj
ried last Saturday 10 M SIS Mag
gle Howell, of Concord. The
happy couple have arrived in
GoIdsboro and have taken rooms
with MI. Henry Grady. The
many friends of the groom in
this city wish for them much
happiness and long life
The G0idsboro Buggy Manu-
featuring company is one OF the
new industrial enterprises which
have recently been organized in
Goidsboro and is doing a good
business. Their whole force of
workmep, blacksmiths, wood
workers and painters, are putting
in full time on orders for the out
put of the factory, which are
coming in from all over this sec>
tiop IF the State.
Another one of the tall syca-
moures on Walnut street, fell a
vicJlm to the ruthless Ak of the
workmen Tuesday. Besides occu-
plying q good part of the side
walk the trunk of the tree was
rotting and would have eventu-
ally given way to some strong
vino. In that event considerable
damage would have been done.
These old landmarks must give
way to the march of progress,
but like Fennimore Cooper's
"Pathfnder" the ARGUS cannot
help feeling some regret at their
destruction.
The ARGUS regrets to chronicle
the death of the eslimable wife of
our venerable friend Mr.. Isham
r. Faison, which occurred Sun
day evening, at their home in
Faison. She was greatly beloved
b. air who knew her, and will be
sadly missed and sincerely mourn
ed, not only for her charitable
deeds, but because she was lo7ed
by all. The devoted husband has
the sympathy of hosts of friends
in his irreparable bereavement.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued in Wayne county
since last published in the ARGUS:
White-W. G. Burton to Flor
ence w. Dickerson, Geo. Fields
to Daisy Anderson, S. z. Pate to
Bette J. Best, Lewis Williams to
Mary E. Holloman, Robert L.,
Weaver to Minnie A. Green. Col
ored-Chas. Burden to Ida Dent,
Gilbert Garner to Ann Eliza Har-
grove, Robert Hinton to Julia
Bright, Henry Moye to Isabella
Lorey, DAVIS Smith to Frances
White.
In the death OF Mr.. Lewis Out
law, mention of which is made in
our Mt. Olive correspondence in
this issue, a grand soul has
passed from earth to the immor-
talitles of God. He was we1lknown
in this city andcordiatly esteemed.
He was a warm friend and pa
trol of the ARGUS, aud his pic
lure. at the age OF 70, is one of our
especial treasures. AS a soldier
and a Damocrat ha was peerless.