Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-02-22

lit OSA4OC1 QUIZ OO0AUY OOA-
vention for Wayne county will
be held in this city Saturday Of
this week.
The many friends at Capt. Mar
ION Lynch, the popular delivery
clerk at the postomce, are glad
to see him at his post of duty
again, after a critical illness of
several weeks,
Just as we go to press the
statement of the Bank of Wayne,
under a call from the State
Treasurer, comes in for publica-
ton in this issue. It speaks for
itself and needs no words of
comment from US.
MI. N. g.. Price, after the va
cation occasioned by his marriage
last week, resumed his fish busi>
ness again Saturday and had
some fine specimen for sale,
among which was a shad weighs
ing 81 pounds.
The guns and equipments for
Co. B. 1st N. G. S. g., Capt. r.
81. Balm, have arrived and regu-
lar weekly drills and meetings
will be held hereafter. This COM
pany is composed mostly of Vet
Grams of the Spanish-American
war and was known as Co. B. LIST
N. G.. Volunteers.
Alta country ''party" in Greene
county last Friday night, an al
tercation arose between Jesse
Anderson and another young
man named Falkener, and they
left the DON to settle it outside,
with the result that Falkener
was shot to death in a jify by
Anderson. who instantly fed and
has not yet been unprecedented.
Mr.. Robert Kornegay, the
president of the Goldsboro Bugs
gy Manufacturing Co., has just
returned from an extended
Southern trip, where be secured
numerous orders for the outpus,
of their factory, which is running
on full time win a full compile
meat Of wood.workmen. black
Smiths, painters, etc.
There will be an important
meeting Of the Wayne county
branch Of the Farmers Fire AS
ISOLATION held in the Court House
in this city on March 9Th, at II
O'Clock a., to elect a director
from this county to represent
them in the State Association, to
meet in Raleigh soon after. A
full attendance is earnestly de-
sired to consider other matters of
Importance, also.
The following marriage license
have been issued in Wayne
county for the past week. White
Il. D. Byrd to Fife E Broad
hurst r. E. Collier to Eminter
Beaver, VIM. T. Forehand to
Lou Della Pate, Zacharial Grady
to Hepsy Ham, L. 6. johnson to
Nancy M. Tiltor. Colored-Mas
ior Bizzell to Susan Davis, Solo
mon Edmundson to Jane E.
Lewis. Wm. J. Foust to Caro-
line B. Wooten, Charles Isler to
Carrie Loftin.
The remains of Thomas Ed
wards. who went to Cuba as a
volunteer in Co. B., 1st N. G. Reg
iment, during the Spanish Amer
lean war and who died there of
fever. have been transported by
the Government and will arrive
here from New York by express
this afternoon, and will be given
a military funeral by his com.
rades in arms from the Armory
of the company in the Arlington
Hotel to morrow morning at 10
O'Clock. The interment will be
made in Willow Dale Cemetery.
Daily Argus Of Tuesday.
Mr.. w. B. Pate has returned
from Richmond, where he made
a contract with Messrs. L. @.
Younger & Co., wholesale gro
Gerry dealers, to travel this terri
tory for them. Chilly" as his
many friends call him, will un-
doubtedly meet with success in
his new undertaking. He pos
sesses in a large degree that de-
sirable afable and congepial man
ner which makes friends with
everybody and which in his new
vocation will be Of great benefit
to him in dealing with the many
strangers which he will meet.
The Sunday School Executive
Committee of Wayne county AS
ISOLATION, have selected the follow