The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-09-28
GOLDSBORO GOSSIP
To Establish a Canning Factory 10
Have a Observation-Disclosures Accident
at a Game of Base Bali-Two Deaths
I'm One Family the same Day

Correspondence OF the MeSsenger.)
Goldsboro. y. c. September %.
A movement Is on foot to establish
a earning factory here A well order
ed plant OF this kind III pay well
here. Those interested have enough
capital and 70 spare, but a. this writ
ing il Is not known what VIII be the
conclusion reached
Nathan Sellers and Thoma Hill. Jr..
senger opera house where they viii
open a first class and cafe.
II IS hoped these gentlemen viii re
ceiye sufficient encouragement n h
venture. No town the size and import
ance OF Goldsnoro should be without
this important necessity
y NJ. Aston. OF Durham. "a in the
city and will open in the rooms over
the office OF DR.. w. II. h. Cobb & Son
a stock brokers' exchange Nj. Ais
ton represents Murphy & CO., who VIII
operate u private wire from New YORK
\ new year hop was given at the
home OF Mrs Joseph last
evening
Malcolm Bizzell went TO Wake For
est college this morning He was ac-
companied by Rev. w. Carey Newton.
HEOTSt SIdN4os1s blAN1Nt S[%EtNaAs
and stenographer To- n manager. az
ter a brief but pleasant visit 10 his par
ents returned this afternoon 10 the
jefferson hotel. Richmond
Pipkin's excursion 10 Richmond. the
last OF the season, moved on promptly
at S O'Clock this morning. leaving here
with u pretty good crowd.
T.. A Miller. of Greensboro, SUGGESTS
TO the management Of the GoldSoor
steam laundry. Mr.. Miller has an ex-
| perienoe OF twenty-one a in the
laundry business. He came 10 North
Carolina thirteen years ago since
| which time he has served the laundry
at Raleigh and Greensboro.
4 game of ball at Seven Springs
comes near resulting seriously Two
young married men, Albert Jerman
and Floyd Walker. running to catch
a a have a cad on collision, the
temple of one OF them being denied in
With such force did the parties come
TO gether tina both leaped well into the
air, one of them falling 10 the ground
in an unconscious state. Both were
| doing very we'll at last accounts.
Samuel Jones Parks. the 13-year-
old son, and Miss Lenore Parks. the
IL year-old daughter Of Mr. A1noziah
Parks, of SaulSton, passed away yes
terday. Samuel died about Eoon OF a
yellow chill, Miss Lenore last night Of
consumption.
Editor RoScower, of The Headlight,
leaves TO join the North Carolina Press
Association at Greensboro or their trip
10 Niagara Falls and Canada
4 case of smallpox vas discovered
in New Bern Sunday afternoon. the
patient, a negro woman, was promptly
removed TO the pest house.
Mr.. Ed. Quinn, who drives a four
horse wagon team for Messrs Reeves
& Bell was killed last evening near
Mt. Olive. He was walking alongside
the team which We're drawing a wagon
heavily loaded with lumber and in at
tempting to mount the saddle mule
without stopping the team, the mule
lodged and Mr.. Quinn was thrown un-
der the wagon. The wheels ran over
his head crushing it so badly he only
lived about twenty minutes Mr.. c. r.
Smith was driving behind only = short
distance and coming up, Sent for a
physician promptly, blu M. Quinn
died before the doctor arrived. His
remains were taken to Mt. Olive. a dis
tance of five miles. and prepared for
burial. which took place At his fathers
place in Duplin county al 4 O'Clock his
afternoon.
Eight county prisoners escaped from
the roa guards while encamped in
the guard house at Fremont last night.