Goldsboro weekly argus., 1900-06-21

sGrand Rounds
The first full cotton bloom was
reported on the 18th from the
Renmark farm of DIR. j. r. Mil
Ter by his overseer.
The following white marriagej
license were issued during the
past week. Thomas w. Lancas-
ter to Ellen Newell: Charlie Will
kins to Lucy J. Edwards.
The Democratic primaries will |
meet throughout the county next
Saturday to elect delegates to the
county convention which meets
in this city on the Saturday fol-
lowing.
John Williams and Frank Sears
have purchased the barber shop
owned and operated by the late
A. D. Ward and will continue to
run the shop at the old stand,
They are both practical BARRIERS
and are we'll known to the public.
The attention of all Democratic
township chairmen is called to
the fact that each township shall
elect three magistrates in the
coming election, except Colds.
boro. The clerk of the court asks
that this notice be made, as he
had several inquiries and takes
this method to inform all con-
eerned.
Geo. Wellons and Daniel John
son were sent to jail yesterday
afternoon for stealing hams from
Denning & Summerlin. Wel]ons
was at work for the firm and stole
the meat and got Johnson to sell
it to Mr.. John ainson, who keeps
a store IN the eastern part of the
city. The evidence was COM
plete. Both the culprits are col
ored.
Hon. R, B. Glenn will speak at
Seven Springs on Thursday,
June 285h at 3 o'clock in the af-
ternoon. Everybody knows Mr..
Glenn and he needs no introduc.
tipn or recommendation from this
source. Those who go to hear
him, and no doubt big crowd
will be be present, will meyer
have cause to regret it.
DR.. Lyndon M. Humphrey has
gone to Piedmont Springs for the
benefit of his health, which has
been somewhat impaired by hard
study leading up to his recent
brilliantly successful examina-
tion before the State Dental
Board of examiners. We all wish
for him a speedy restoration to
his wonted bouyancy.
Col. John S. Cunningham, of
Person returning from trip to
Morehead, was registered at the
Hotel Kennon last night. This
was the, Colonel's first trip to
Morehead, but he was so charm
ed with the delightful resort and
the splendid management Of the
Atlantic Hotel, that he is coming
again in July and bring Mrs. Gun
ningham.
Hon. VIM. Council, democratic
nominee for Judge for the Tenth
district, accompanied by Mrs,
Council and DR.. and Mrs. Reeves
spent several hours here Tues
day between trains, the guests o1
the Hotel Kennon, returning from
pleasant sojourn at the Atlantic
Hotel, Morehead City. They
were SO much pleased that they
are going to return in July.
The death OF Mrs. r. Abrams,
most estimable Hebrew lady o1
this city, who has been in de.
clining health for severa,
months. occurred on Tuesday
shortly after z o'clock in the 54tt
year of her age. She leaves a de
voted husband, two sons and ;
daughter, a number of relatives
and many friends to mourn he
loss. The interment was mad
in the Hebrew cemetery, adjoin
ing Willow Dale.
The biggest fishing day on rec
ord is reported of Monday q
Morehead City. Several boats wit
guests of the Atlantic went out o
trolling expeditions and th
s'catch'' they brought in wa
truly a record breaker in the ag
gregate. The sailing, fshing-an
season generally is fine, and every
body who visits the Atlantic Hot,