The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-06-22
FINE FISH SEASON
People of The East Delighted
With New Schedule
The Acme Company Turns Out an Admirable
Piece Of Work. Opening Of
uosaI

Goldsboro. N. c., June 21.--The catch
within the history of the industry
The average weekly catch foots up in
round numbers about eight million.
The people of the east are delighted
with the prospect of an early morning
mail from Raleigh connecting with the
Atlantic and North Carolina for More
head city and Beaufort. For this
schedule the Southern Railway is to be
commended and it is hoped the train
can be kept on throughout the year
The present regime of the Atlantic and
North Carolina seem ready at all times
to so arrange this train as to meet the
wants of the travelling public. When
first put on, the early morning train
from Godsboro was an experiment.
and 1t was feared would not pay, but
this train has proven success IN
every way, In this connection it is not
amiss to say that patrons of the Attain
tic Coast Line would be delighted
should this line make the schedule of
this morning train one hour later leav-
ing Rocky Mount, Goldsboro, etc.
vance wen, the oOulH bOotoIi, a.,
hustler, left this morning for Newbern
and points East. Vance is building up
a large business in this section, and in
order to be convenient to his trade, is
making Goldsboro headquarters.
j. J. Meador has returned from Mad
ison.
Quite a large number of our citizens
were gathered at our "Union" passen-
ger depot this morning, gazing at the
engine of the McMiller Mullen Lumber
Company just rebuilt by the Acme
Machine Works of this city, as it stood
upon the Atlantic Coast Line track
steamed up and ready for trip home.
In her new dress No is a thing of
beauty and is a credit to the Acme,
whose machine works are now a perfect
hum all the while 1t delights us to
chronicle the promising outlook of this
latest among Goldsboros many large
manufacturing establishments
The Baptist Sunday School picnic will
be held at Salem church. nearby, on
Thursday of next week.
The Goldsboro Minstrels will be glad
ly welcomed at Newbern on Wednesday
night of next week / am assured by
many Newbernians. / am also advised
by the Kinston folks that a good house,
will greet them on Thursday night
At Kinston german will immediately
follow the SHOW" and reserve seat
ticket to the MINISTRIES will entitle the
boy to carry his girl to the german free.
Our friends at Newbern and Kinston
have a real treat in store for them in
the visit of the Goldsboro Minstrels.
The opening of the Ninth and Tenth
Springs Hotel was largely attended
yesterday, all present enjoying them
selves. Mr.. Murchison, the proprietor,
had plenty o. good things to eat, in
Guiding fine barbecue
Prof Crammer Brogden, Superinten-
dent of Kinston graded schools, spent
the day in the city
Elk Sheriff Powell and wife, of john
son county We're here today visiting.
Mrs. Roberts. who is quite sick at the
residence of Mr.. Geo. p. Britt
A jolly crowd of young ladies and
gentlemen left this morning on a pic
mic frolic on the farm of Mr. F. b. Ed
mundson.
Mr. j. W. Ham left today for Atlanta.
Ca. to visit his son. ID. H. Ham. of
that place. He has not seen his son in
fourteen years.