Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-09-14

~ E'NA = AaEf4 go GGS GN6AS
L VI go. Z. Ravaii on the
= Oetocer LIST.
was o1ly ere marriage
l.o.sa isSue5 in Wavne county
f. s week and that was I
c i - .oop-e:- San Best to
Ne 2=;son.
age decree team Of the Odd
Fe.l~-a - thIs city will meet,
o. J.> : Capt W. II. Dortcb,
II H." AGmory UL the Goldsborp
hif-s ..ia evenl1g at 8 o'clock.
80 7eath of the white mar
wis Lss, Who was shot white
restsaing arresG b. Deputy Sheriff
F. occurred Monday at the
Ew@.senny Hospital in this city.
H uaay irierds will be GLAD
to 'a.rn Lea Mis- Mary D. Rob-
ips9 II fhe faculty of the Goios-
borD Grscad Schooi, has arrived
s. n New York from her
E1.upear tTip, and is expected
he Il tnis week.
TIA death OF Mrs. Matilda WIZ
SCI &C rrre3 Sunday nighta at her
hons CT .'onn street. She had
bseu r feeble health for some
til-I. cue funeral Was conducted
b: Fsv. s. ~. Moyle from ST..
Jchr church Monday afternoon.
Mss Lima Williams, OF Free
men, returning from Littleton
FeDeIe College, where she has
bean visiting her sister Miss Hat
til, who IS a teacher IL that instr
tn or, is Il the city, the guest
of der cousin Miss Eunice Cox.
On me public road on Monday
afternoon Near the Asylum Sim
" "a, q Negro, attacked Jesse
Pear"e, q white man, aud beat
him severely with a club. TIE
tw" rfe tao a quarrel IN this
citT dEring the afrernoon.
,Ar5 ndergaTten will reopen
neZ MONDAY Sep. Is, 1899. Chi--
dcen a only be received by the
tera,, wuu:n vii; close the 1st of
Ny. there will De a reduction
ir Of protracted sickness.
Mss 5alt'e Lee TiIl assist with
wiin nc music.
"a J.. W. Saettle. OF SmithSl
Il ct-a-a1d ,sst evening at
til. : : Is p+ist u;.erch, to a big
CT ~. st9 SUBJECT or MS dis
cCa.s wss5: "ee eveliastiGg
c Rs. XtV;6. He Will
p s -E-Ig oay t4Is week al
4 eoc 1:45 =. II.
"tEs tncse Woo have enlist
&c ~ '=s L,.J.W. Gulick for thA
PHI piGos r M9ssrs. j.. W.
BIKE -EG Frank G~rantham, two
ve.e5ans II the Sp&nlsb>Ameri>
a war who saw service 10 Cuba
and WHO were counted among the
best Grsiled and bEavest of sol
diers.
TIE remains Of the ten year
old sta ii Haywood Freeman, |
toe original eolorod hackman OF
THE CITY, now a resident OF
Washington, d. c. we're brought
here Moray afternoon for ms
terman>, accompanied by Hay
WOOD ard his wife. A large fun
era was accorded the remains.
The soda fountain patronage
at Robinson Bros drug store has
been something enormous this
se&soc, owing to the prize of d
fire Jersey milk GOV 10 be
awa-~ad to the largest holder of
tiCEats at he close of the season,
which will be on October Is. In
the moaIVime the contest goes
on.
The city street force wentover
on olocumb street and dug al
ditch, 2 t5ao deep beside a tele-
phona pole. The heavy wind
Saturday night caused the pole
to .ea1 across the street SO as to
tear up the buggy of Rev. J. W. |
Rose as he was driving home il
the dark. 1t was almost a mir
acie mat Mr. Rose or his daugb-
ter, who was with him, did notI
ge. seriously hurt. A very gentle
horse Was, perhaps, all. that
saved them.
Goldsboro has a new suburb
that will bear the name of Wind
Town. This new settlement is lo-I
Gated just across the Smithfeld1
Railroad at the terminus oil
George Street and takes its namel
from the splendid Southwest
braeZ9-whicn sweeps across the
five miles Of river loWlauds. TheI
pioneer settlers are Mr.. T. III
FUsseII aud Mr., Joseph L Pear
son, who have bought lots from
Mr., E. b. Borden and erected
dwellings,. Several other lots are
engaged and other buildings will
go up at once.
The death of Jos Burney, col.
ored, which occurred on the plan
tation of Mr.. S. W. Isler, of this
citv, in Jones county last week, |
whare he had been a tenant since
1872, removes a character who
figured coospicuousty in the po-
liticai 5peecbes of the late Govern
or Fomie IN the memorable andl
victor Gus campaiga mat redeemed
the State from reconstruction rule.
JOS. Barney was q member of the