Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-08-01

OAi U.s. u mammOLn Ofgan1z it1OI
controlling the cotton mills of the
South. The plant will be oper-
ated in this city, as heretofore,
under the new management.
The encampment of the Con-
federate Veterans of the State at
Wrightsville beach just after the
} evacuation of Camp Aycock by
the State guard is now a certainty
and fully a thousand of the
old soldiers are expected to be
with the people of Wilmington
and Wrightsville on this occa-
sion.
Messrs. Miller & Uzz ii. music
dealers, of Raleigh, have opened
branch establishment in this
city, under the Messenger Opera
House. They have long erj3yed
a splendid patronage in this sec>
ton and this has led them to place
their instruments in this city.
where they can be inspected at
the convenience of the purchaser.
Pursuant to the article Of Su-
psrintendent Atkinson published
IN the ARGUS last week, only two
school districts have applied for
the library privilege, and as there
can be only six libraries in the
county, other districts that wish
the privilege, should apply at
once, as the matter will be finally
determined on the 5.h Of August
Mr.. Geo. c. Royal has gone
to the Buffalo Exposition ard
from there Re will make a Vests
ern trip in the interest of the
Royal Elas'ic Felt Mattress, of
which Royal & Borden are the
manufacturers. This firm, which ,
does a large furniture business :
also. covers the territory East of
the Mississippi. |,
Mr.. John T. Simpson. repre>
sentipg the B.. J. Reynolds To-s
oacco Co., Of Winston, arrived in !
this week and will ]
Jake up his residence here for the t
1exs few months, buying leaf e
ooacco on this market for his t
lrm. This addition to the already
arge list of buyers on this mar.
zet will enable Goldsboro to cope t
With any market in this section C.
# the State. :.
The horse attached to the draw :,
to Messrs. Bizzell & y
Vooten became unmanageable =
tuesday, morning and ran into the I:
ldewalk in front Of the store of y =
lr. Joseph Edwards and threw a =
ale OF hay from the dray into the Il
how window of Mr.. Edwards a.
tore, breaking the large plate-n
lass and tearing down some of =.
le iron frame work on which the
rests. nl
Mr.. B. g.. Thompson lost a fine
orse last Friday by drowning.
ne morse was foundered Tues. H
" oy drinking too much water
ter q long drive. MI. Thomn-.,
n had the animal tied IN the ID
g ditch to keep fever from its CO
ct, which is one of the dangers 10!
ct f-llow laundering. While re,
"a In the ditch on Friday the w,
'rse got tangled in the line and :.
rev himself in the water and III
Is drowned Mt
At a meeting of the board of
lstees of the State Colored Nor I'M
Il of this city, held in the Office ed
chairman L. Z. Dortcb, all the FIs
'mbers of the present faculty in
reelected for the ensuing be
ar. They are as follows: H. e. rur
,gans, A. M. Principal, E. Alison
hltehead, Ed. Williams andIOli
IS +. p. Newby. The outlook bro
the school was never briehter IN :,
l the work for the past year 49,
8 found TO be very satisfactory. WI
Will Faison, colored, was ga
'ught to the city July "a IL !
20 Grantham township and
ked up IN Jail for stealing from NE
,tner colored man in his neigh ate
and next morning Riyh- Kin
Ihomas alias several other yo,
aes. was broug ht to the city p
put In Jail for breaking into D.
nome OF another colored man "a"
r Boston, and stealing several all
Giles of clothing and such tina