Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-09-06

OF the advertisement OF the same |
food in all the leading m~agazins;
wherein the ARGUS,too, is pro-
gressive.
Mr.. Glenn Munroe is on a visit
to his parents MI. and Mrs. W.
G. Munroe.
Mr.. Hermann We'll has just
reached home from Chapel Hill,
where he remained for the sum-
mel school.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued as follows in Wayne county
fer the past week:-Ed. Davis to
Bette Short, J. J. Phillips to
Gertie Summerlin. Colored-Cal-
lar Raynor to Callie Hill, Hardy
Worrell to Lizzie Isler.
The Junior Order of American
Mechanics will have a religious
service in the First Baptist church
to morrow Thursday night. A
minister from Wilson is expected.
The pubic are cordially invited to
attend this interesting service.
Mrs. Laney Harriss was found
dead in her bed this morning. She
retired last night in her usual
good health. Heart failure is the
F.! supposed u of her death, as
she was known to have a comp:i-
Gated heart disease. She resided
with her son Mr.. Miles Harriss, a
carriage painter, whose home is on
Siecumb street. She was also the
mother of Mrs. John WILKES,
who resides on the same street.
She was SO years of ege.
Sheriff Edwards, of Greene
County, arrived in the city Mon
day night and left Tuesday for
the State prison at Raleigh with
two criminals, one going for Is
years and the other going for
three years. The negro who went
up for Is years is the same one
that made the attempted assault
upon Mrs. Suggs, the daughter of
Ex-Sherif Grant some months
ago. He was convicted and SEN
fenced at Superior Court last
week.
Mrs. w. T. Cox, who has been
in a feeble condition for several
days and whose death has been ex.
!, pected for a week, died this morn.
ing at Z o'clock, at TIE home il
}, this city. Her aged husband ane
several children survive her, all o:
) whom bave TIE sympathy of THEN
many friends. The funeral viii
be hid from the home tomorrow
at II o'clock and the intermen'
Z made in the bnrying ground a
NeuseC Church, near Toler's bridge
) 10 the country.
The Mayor has quite a large
force of hands at work on tn
l streets, who are doing some mucl
. needed work in the way of cuttin:
grass and cleaning out cutters. Il
.Iiustice to Mayer Peterson we will
say that he informs the ARGU
that it was his purpose to leave tn
o streets in their former condition
until the first of this month, whel
S one cleaning would answer al
r purposes and prevent a secon
growth of weeds and grass. 1
= great many people were gettin
o impatient over the delay and th
present work will cause geners
St satisfaction and improve the ap
n pearance of the streets.
It. Some days ago the ARer
,r quoted Mayor Peterson as sayin
/ that there are cores Of ownerlel
is dogs in the city. Now is a GOO
time to rid the community of ii
pests. Why not the city autho:
A. tiles do so? There is a law, to-
~ against vicious dogs running
large-but it is not enforced.
. is almost a daily occurrence tn
=, dogs go barking and Swapping
q bieyclists on the streets. and th
=, mornipgal lady was vlciously attac'
y ed and severely bitten and b
clothing torn by one of thee vi
ious en;mals upon John Stree
ed Who are to have the right of t
he streets-the dogs or the people?
y TIE police captured a bold thi
Sa urday night. His name is