Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-09-05
Superior Court convenes ia this
city next Monday.

cley DeAt AOAuoys
Miss Stella Abraham has re-
covered from her recent illness.
NJ. e. w. Cox has returned
from Raleigh, where be wantsc
enber his daughter Miss Euo,c.s
at the Baptist Female Univer-
sity.
Messrs. q. j. Roberts and w.
F. Patrick have chartered the
steamer Goldsboro and will run AL
excursion to Seven Springs on
Thursday, September 18th.
Mr.. A. J. Winslow, the popu-
lar superintendent of the Colds
boro Furniture Factory, who has
been i'll with fever for three
weeks, is now on the road to re-
covery, his many friends will be
glad to know.
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. Sarah Frances Nelson, of
this city, to the marriage of her
daughter Miss Mary Duff Robin
son to Mr.. John Arthur Camp
bell, of Asheville, on Wednesday,
September 18, at IL o'clock noon,
at the F rst Baptist church.
The following is a list of mar
rage licenses issued recently in
Wayne county: White-W. S.
Croker to Margaret Howell,
Robert Davis to Minnie CHM,
DuGe Ham to Myrtle Turpage,
D. T.. johnson to Susie E.. Far
rior, John Thomas to May Har-
per. Colored-Jessie Arts to
Sarah Exum, Will Dove to Annie
MCGEE, Charley Kelly to Ger
trude Kornegsy, Henry Peace to
Rebecca Mitchell, John Swinson
to Lula Hobbs. Emmett Uzzell to
Dinah Bryant, Lawrence Ward
to Rosa Smith.
Beginning Sunday the A. &
N. G. r. r. resumed it's regular
fall and winter schedule, which
makes no change in the arrival
and departure of their trains
here, except the evening train,
which has been arriving here at
$40 o'clock, will now arrive here
at $50. This train which has
been running through to More
head City, now only goes to
Newbern, except on Sunday,
when the full run is made.
The death of Rev. Jno. l..
Britt, of the Missionary Baptist
church, oldest brother of our
townsmen Messrs. W. G. and
Geo. P. Britt, and of Moses E.
Britt, occurred SUNDAY morn
; ing, at his home in Sampson
county, near Turkey. He leaves
a wife and several children and a
wide circle of relatives to- mourn
his death. He was some SO years
of age, and a most estimable and
highly esteemed citizen.
The death of Mrs. Annie Scott,
81 years old, the venerable mother
of Messrs. James and Jesse Scott,
whose critical illness we noted
several days ago, occurred Aug.
18th, at the home of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Peter Forebaud, near
Pikevjlle. The intermeot was
made next morning by the side of
her late husband, Cuuncil Scott,
In the old burying ground, on the
Robinson plantation, nea SCOTS
vile.
Mr.. W. T. Yelverton will be-
gin at an early day the erection of
a handsome brick store on his de-
sirable property ear the corner
of East Walnut aud John streets,
which is now occupied by MI.
Louis Alph'n, who will occupy
the new store when completed.
This building will greatly improve
the appearance of the property,
as it will do away with the un-
slightly shed which stands there
now.
On Thursday, September 10.
Providence Sunday School will
give al excursion on the steamer
Goldsboro from this city to Seven
|, Springs, returning the same day.
The boat will leave the lattice
bridge on Neuse river at 8 O'Clock
ia the morning and retur ping
will arrive a. z in the evening.
Fare for the round trip so cents,