Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-06-15

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by3 Omnipresent Ubiquitous. Looa
Grand Rounds"
Prof. Harry Howell, of the
Washington, N. c., schools, is IL
the city.
The dry weather has given thu
farmers ample oppurnjty to gel
clear of grass in their crops. Crops
are looking we'll, too.
The Atlantic Coast Line viii
sell round trip tickets to vii.
mington every Saturday, good te
return the following Monday, al
50 for the round trip.
Mr.. Hardy Robinson, who is q
student of Trinity College, is al
home for vacation, and his many
young friends here are gald to
have him among them again.
The excursion of Messrs Hatch
Bros. to Wilmington and
Wrightsville next week on the
21st will be the first of the sea-
son and the Indications are now
that it will be the most enjoy.
able. The fair is only 81. 25 for
the round trip.
MI. John Laurence FAIRIES,
who recently graduated with
honors and degrees from Dayid-
son College, is in the city and his
many friends here are glad to
see him and to known of his dis
tinguished completion of his col
lege course.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued since the list
was published in the ARGUS last
week. Which,. A. Haynes to
Carrie Lewis, Richard II. Petty
to Sudie G.. Hall, Gideon R..
Pearsall to Lille Bell. Colored-
Adam Harvey to Louisa Holmes,
MI. Jas. W. Baker left Sun
day to fill a position as guard on
the Caledonia State farms, the ap-
pointment OF which position was
made in recognition of his efficient
services on the Castle Haynes
farm just prior to his enlistment
fer service in the Spanish -Ameri-
can war.
The veteran excursi mana
gers Messrs. Hatch Bro of Mt.
Olive, are out in a circL ar ana
nouncing their first excursion
for the season which runs to Viii.
mington All Ocean View Beach
without change of cars on June
9th, The people have been watt
ing to hear from them and good
news has come at last. They
carry white people only, and the
ladies and children have no hest,
tation in ~patronizlng their excur-
sion, for the best order prevails.
The Old Goldsboro Tabacco
Warehouse. situated on John
street opposite J.. W. Lambs
stables. will be managed next
season by Mr.. Walter P. Peter.
son and Mr.. S. W. Chamberlain.
Nh. Peterson is a son of Mayor
j. E. Peterson and MI. Chamber
lain is a tobacco expert of twenty
years experience and with these
two gentlemen at the head of this
warehouse, which is the oldest
on this market, we see @ bright
prospects for good business for
this house.
Mr.. E.. B. Borden and his
grand-daughters Miss Georgia
Lee and Miss Rachel Borden left
on Tuesday for Norfolk, where
they will take the Old Dominion
Line direct to New York. The
Old Dominion is a great favorite
with the ARGUS and we FREE
quently call attention to their de-
lIghtful route to New York and
other Northern cities. We think
we do our readers a. kindness by
telling them of the pleasure of a
voyage on one Of the elegant
ships of the famous "OId Domin-
ion." The ships, the service, the
Accommodation, in fact everything
is first class,
Seven Springs Hotel, the pop
ular summer resort on the South
banks Of Neuse river, about 10
miles from this city, was the
scene of a real romance Sun.
day. When MI. Austin Haines
and Miss Carrie Lewis, and Mr..
R. II. Petty and Miss Sudie Hall
left this city bright and early on
Sunday morning ostensibly to
spend the day at the Springs
there was only very few people
who thought they would return
al husbands and wives ,-but such
is the case as a number of visia
tors will testify and as the re-
cords at the court house will
show. The happy husbands have
both been employees Of the Colds
boro Furniture Company, and
the two young brides are well
known IN this city, where they
all have a number of friends who
wish for them Joy and happiness
always.