Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1901-02-21

'emalnS will be brought TO this
.ity on the train from Raleigh
,o-morrow at noon, for interment
q the Winslow family plot in
Willow Dale Cemetery,
md the funeral will take place
the train. The ARGUS ex.
it's sincere cond, lepce to
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton in their sad
bereavement.-Daily Argus Of
Dr.. FL. Mayer, the celebrated
occulist, from Vienna, Austria,
has opened an Office at the Bird
gers House in this city. He gives
consultation in six different Ian
guages.
DIR. Paul G. Huttop, u. S. A,
Just back from service in the
Philippines, accompanied from
New York by his mother and
his sister Miss Venayde, arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon.
to the great pleasure Of their
friends here.
A rare opportunity is offered
to the public of Goldsboro and
this section, in the great Special
that opens at MI. Jos. Ed
wards, on East Centre street, to-
morrow and continues for three
days. Those interested should
govern themselves accordingly.
The following marriage IL
censes have been issued in Wayne
county during the last week.
White-W. A. Aldridge t % Dora
A. Wyatt, Gray Aycock to Annie
l.. Smith, J. It. Carter to Lille
Howell, Jos. A. Herring to Irena
Williams, Ernest w. Peel to
Mary Pike. Colored- Ira Branch
to Ber'a Loftin, Msrcellas Woot-
en- to Nancy Moses.
The death of Mrs. Richard L.
HollowelI occurred at their home
in Greensboro last night, of pnen-
monia. MIR. H"llowell is a Wayne
county boy, and bis many friends
in this section will deeply regret
to learn of his sad bereavement.
His venerable mother, who has
been spending some months with
her son Mr.. W. X. Hollowell in
this city, vert up to Greensboro
yesterday.-Daily Argus, Feb. 90.
A notice written IN a sprawling
hand and pasted on an elm tree
in front of the postoMce to-day
has attracted much attention and
afforded some amusement. The
writer, whose name is not signed,
has evidently become imbued
with the Carrie Nation spirit for
an appeal is made ssto all women
regardless of color" to organize a
Carrie Nation joins Smashing
Club, and to all who desire to join
such a club an invitation is ex-
tended to meet at the court house
this evening.
Mr.. W. j. Goodson, of Dur
ham, who for the past two years
has represented the American
Tobacco Company on this mar
ket, left to day for his home, the
marketing season Of the golden
leaf being about over here. It is
to be hoped that Mr.. Goodson
will return to US next season, for
he has been a most valuable aux
iliary in sustaining the tone of the
Goldsboro market, both in prices
and in uniform courtesy to the
farmers who have favored US
with their trade. He is univers-
ally popular-and deservedly SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.. Summer
lin have the sympathy of their
many friends in the death of their
son Csc T, z years old, which oc-
cured last night at 7:3O O'Clock.
He was a bright, interesting child
and his untimely death will wiring
the hearts of the fond parents with
an anguish which only the con-
selling grace of God can assuage.
The funeral was held from the
home this afternoon at 4 o'clock,
conducted by Rev. J.. j. Barker,
the pastor of st. John M. e.
Church. Daily Argus, Tuesday.
: The Acme Machine Works
the splendid plant that Messrs. j,
J. Street & Sons are constructing
in this city, is a marvel Of magni-
6cent machinery and mastery
construction. Its scope of enter
prise embraces not only the re-
pairing of all kinds of machinery