Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-08-30

MISSES Da1Sy anu AGA OOleu,
of La Grange, are in the city
visiting the family of Nh. NJ. 3.
,Bizzell.
Snow Hill Court is in session
this week.A number of the Colds
boro bar are there. Judge Moon
is presiding.
An old travelling man, who trav-
els a number of states, and travels
with his eyes open, too, says that
crops are poorer than'he has ever
seen them.
Rev. S, Fl. Isler will begin his
tLird p~rotracted meeting at Seven
Springs August 31st at 8 D.. n.
Rev. F. W. FAIRIES will assist in
these meetings.
DR.. j. FL. Hart,a specialist, is in
the city for a few weeks and has
an office over the National Bank,
where those who need his services
can find him.
The early mixed train on the
A. &N. c.. r. r. leaving here at
7:30 a.. m. will only run to New
bern hereafter, instead Of going
through to Morehead City. There
will be no change at this end Of
the line.
Geo. 81. White, the Represent
tatlve in Congress from this dis
trict, and the only negro member
of that body, announces that he
is not a candidate for renomina-
tiou and will move to some north
ern city to make his permanent
home.
Manager Gattis of the Colds
boro BASEBALL team authorizes the
statement that Goldsboro will
play LAGRANGE on Thursday even
ing of this week, instead of Kins-
ton, which was announced yester-
day. The game will take place on
the diamond near Hermann Park
and will be called at 4 o'clock in
the afternoon.
The Southern Railway will run
an excursion to Asheville from
Goldsboro on the Ash Of Septem-
Der, The fare for the round trip
is only $500. The A. & N. @. r.
r. will run a special train from
-Morehead City to connect here
with the Asheville excursion,
which leaves Goldsboro at $3.50
in the morning. Tickets on the
excursion are good to return
until September 9Th, at 5;15 a. N,
ing investment to any young mai
or young woman.
Mr.. J. M. Virgins. Of the Dud'
ley section, was in the city to-day
with a large lot of tobacco,
which he sold on this market a
prices that gave him a pleasan'
surprise and made him regre'
that he had shipped tobacco tt
other markets, where ne did no
expect 30 get as good prices a:
lhe did here to- day. This marke'
has been doing better this veal
shan ever before and in conse'
quence there are heavy break
almost every day.
Mr.. r. E. Pipkin is getting in
quiries by every mail from PEG
pie all over the eastern part O
the State in reference to his ez
cursion which leaves here mex
Tuesday a week to Norfolk
Baltimore and Washington. Jude
ing from the interest in the trl
which his advertising matter ha
elected up to this time, he is cor
fdent that his coming excursio
will be the most literally patron
lied OF any that has been run tn
rear. It comes at an opportun
Zine for merchants who want I
30 north to buy goods.
Attached to the local freight c
The Atlantic Coast Liue goir
South to-day was a bran new el
gre just from the shops OF II
Richmond Locomotive Worl
with their travelling engineer NJ
Horace +. king in charge. Il
-engine lad six driving wheels al
looked a tower of strength.
was an attractive sight for peoI
of a mechanical turn of min
That such a vast, complete q
intricate piece of machinery Shot