Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-10-04
THE ARGUS


Mr.. w. Is. HOllOWell, has returns
ed from an exter,ded visit to rel
atives in Guilforl county.
Mr.. Bob. Kornegay, of Mt.
Olive, who had before the finest
poultry farm in this section, has
purchased the fine imported stock
of poultry of Mr.. w. T. Dortch,
which wss be9ueathed 10 him by
Mr.. Chas Heath.
The many friends Of Capt.
Thos. W. Swan in this city and
section will regret to know that tae
accident he sustained by being
thrown to the ground while lead
ing his COW from pasture is more
serious than was at first thought
and lie IS still confined to his bed
and almost helpless in consequence
thereof.
In these days Of political un-
rest there ara Simmons men and
Carr me1 and WaddelI men and
Jarvis men and other men who
are hard at work for the various
candidates for the U. S. Senator
ship. In this fight the enemy
does net figure at all. Brother is
pitted against brother and the
final outcome is watched with
growing interest.
We regret to learn of an acci~
jent that came near being fatal
Weonesuay.A coiored man named
Daniel B7aseiy, while working
on the new cotton mill in the
northern part Of the city, was in
the act Of reaching out after a
bucket OF tar whan thu scaffold
he was holding to broke down,
and he fell so the ground, and res
ceived serious injuries Is is fear
ed to-day that his injuries are
more serious than al first thought
as he is having hemorhages.
The execution of the white man
Kinsaul N Clinton last Friday by
banging for murder, the particH-
lars Of which are familiar to our
readers, a a most horrible and
revolving specialization much so
for place in these columns which
r read d lily in the refued homes
of the hest people in the world
these Golds'oro people, whose
own cuisuced senaibiI ties and
whose chIldren's tastes and con-
ceptioss and morals it has ever
been our pride and purpose to
regard and protect.
Cor good friend and towpsman
Mr.. n B. Outlaw his ente ed To-
to the real estate BUSINESS in cur
city, and will attend also to rent
ing property p'aced Ia his hands,
and to the collection Of rents. Mr..
Outlaw is thoroughly experienced
in this line aad entirely reliable,
and as deserving as he is both. The
ARGU commends him TO any who
may have property to sell or to
Tent, and feels sure tDat when
placed in his hands the same will
receive careful AMI com oetlnt at
tention.
The bank Of Mt. Olive was or
gained last Friday afternoon in
that town with Mr. Ell. J.. Pope
as president and NJ It. Breazaale
as cashier. The capital stock was
placed al S12 500, which has all
been taken aud several apD!ica-
lions for stock rejacted. 4 COM
mittee Of the directors were ap-
appointed TO select q site for the
bank building. Mr., W. e Bor-
den, cashier OF. the Bank Of
Wayne, took 81, 900 of the capt.
tai stock and was elected to a
position on the board of direc-
tors. This action will bring about
a mutual interest between the
two banks and will result to the
advantage OF each. M. Borden
was present at the meeting last
Friday and offered to take Mr..
Brezeale, the cashier, in the
Bank of Wayne for thirty days
and school him banking customs.
There is more Catarrh in this Sec
ton OF the country than al other dis
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