Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-08-16

1OSVs IA D. 0IuWRiSI5 WIZ LOS
been so i'll with fever at his home
in Clinton, is now thought to be
on the sure road to recovery.
The following marriage license
were issued in Wayne county for
the past week: White Green
Batten to Loueddie Hawley, E.
". Howell to Matte Batter, D.
Luther Turner to Matte Biz
card, Colored-Simon Faison to
Susan Chambers, Elias Hender-
son to Ella Moore, Levi Hill to
Anna Carroll.
Just think of it! Board and tn-
ition in English only $81 per
year at the James Sprunt Insti-
tute. FIVE Departments. Special
ist in each department. Session
begins Sept. 4, 1900. For full
particulars address Rev. Wm.M.
Shaw, Kenansville, N. G.
An unusually high compliment
has been paid the faculty of the
Goldsboro Graded school, and it
is also a deserved recognition of
Individual ability, in the election
of Mrs. M. O.. Humphrey as one
of the faculty of the Allan
ia (Ga.) Summer Normal. Three
North Carolina teachers have
been elected on this faculty, Dr.
G. D. McIver, Prof. J. J, Blair
and Mrs. M. 0. Humphrey. The
teachers of Georgia are to be cons
graduated:
Sheriff Scott returned last
Sunday from Newhern, where he
arrested VIM. Morrissey, a one
armed white man, for stealing cat
tie. Some time ago Morrissey stole
a mule from Robert Hinnant, at
Elroy, and a COW from Isham
Smith. He sold the cow in La
Grange and carried the mule or
to Newbern, where it was dis.
posed of. Morrissey is now in Jail
There were warrants against hin
in Newbern for stealing. He vii
very likely spend a term in The
penitentiary.
The big northern papers are
talking a great deal about a per-
sons living on fifteen cents a day
and some mourn at it. Of course
they do not refer to the very
poor people, but to folks in ordi
nary circumstances. One person
could not live we'll on fifteen cents
per day, for the reason that the
expense of preparing meals TO.
one would be just as great as TO.
three or four people. But here il
North Carolina with our genia
climate and fertile soil it does no
cost the average family ffteel
cents per member, and tor goo
living, too.
The death Of Mrs. Annie Whit
field Outlaw. the beloved wife O
our good friend and esteeme
townsnan Mr.. N. B. Outlaw, oC
Cured at their home in this Cit,
Tuesday night, after a brief ill
ness, leaving an infant a fey
hours old. The bereaved hus
: band has the tenderest sympatn,
> of our entire community in hi
! sad and irreparable loss. Sh
was a highly educated and mos
EXCELLENT christian woman an
> none knew her but to love he1
, The remains we're taken to th
} old homestead burying GROUND
r near Seven Springs, yesterda
t morning, where the funeral an
r interment will take place tn.
.'(Thursday) morning.
, With the passing of mid-Al
. gust the fall trade begins, ar
S aatepens and widens as the weel
roll on to harvesting and marke
ing; and consequently now is Il
time for the ssgacious merchant
indulge in %"printer's ink" A we
e worded advertisement now W:
:. yield fruit throughout the emit
n season. The ARGUS is read |
n Thousands, daily and weekly, in Il
/ city and throughout the tradil
a territory of Goldsboro-embra
L ing the counties of Wayne, job
= ston, Greene, Lenoir, Samps
and Duplin. The numerous adve
At tisements that crowd the colum
of this paper all the year ruu
are proof positive that it pays