The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1901-06-28
G~oLDsBoRo Cos SIP.
Marriage OF Guitar Lee and Misc sadie
r. BalIance-Rev. CA. jenkins, New
Book-Failure OF Trains to Connect at
Goldsboro.
Correspondence of the Messenger.)

Correspondence of the Messenger.)
Goldsboro. N. c., June Is.
There was a quiet, but pretty mar
riage at the Episcopal rectory, this city
at s O'Clock this evening. The contract
ing parties were Mr.. Guitar Lee and
Miss Sadie Ray Balance, of Fremont
n. c. Miss Ami Lee, sister of tho
groom. was maid of honor. Rev. O. p
Sommerville. rector of st. Stephen,s
church was h officiating clergyman
MI. Lee is the cashier of the Rank NJ
Fremont. at which place the happy
couple viii be at home to their friends
after tomorrow.
Messrs. Edwards & Broughton. of
Raleigh will issue in about thirty DAVIS
d DOCK or decided interest to Baptists:
why 1 became a Baptist" by Rev
Nnas. A. enk1ns A. NJ, of this city.
movement OF the legal fraternity
southwark is or, and WrightsviIIe th;s
week VIII be honored with many of
the states best and ablest of
the BAR Some Of them came in on the
early morning Southern rain. hoping
10 connect here with the Atlantic Coast
Line southbound ''shoo fly" but were
doomed to disappointment. the Coast
y ~ LIE lleO
OF tnls train A gentleman said yester-
DAY that unless the Coast Line is
specially interested in the Seaboard Air
Line 1t would be the reasonable thing
Tor them to DO and catch much of the
uavel that e to Wilmington via
that line from the central section of the
state"
j. F. Hill, wifi and children. of Dur-
ham. passed through returning from a
visit to their old home.
j. W. Bailey. editor of The Biblical
recorder. came in from Morehead Citv
and Beaufort where he has been on =
speaking tour and fishing frolic.
Juoge w. R Allen went to Wrights-
Vile this morning.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Boyette Mrs
LA NJ Jones and DIR. Arlington went
10 Morehead City this morning.
Ihere is considerable kicking yet at
the revenue act. An intelligent citizen
SAID today: it was ''inquisitorial, more
so imam similar acts of any foreign
Gouhcry. He would not even except
RUSSIA. where a fellow who visits there
stopping ut a hotel. having registered
dares not leave the building for a
stroll without having secured the per-
mission Of n police officer. That section
authorizing assessors to examine the
DOCKS or a concern. a~scertaining what
was due a man or by a man, said he.
was likely to bring on wreck and ruin
on the part of many at the hands of
this cruel creditors.
The Goldsboro mInstrels- twenty-6ye
strong. accompanied BY the i O.
Pythias band and the Goldsboro base
ball team. leave on the 7:45 a. m. At
lantic and North Carolina train, tomor-
row for New Bern where the minstrels
appear at night and the base ball team
crosses bats with the New Bern team
in the afternoon.
Frank Evans. superintendent of the
Waterworks Company, has returned
from an extended pleasure and business
trip north.
at the opera house. this city, on Mon
day night next for benefit of the
of the COnfederacy.
The musical recital given by the class
OF Mrs. a. B. Freeman last evening was
a rare treat. ar elaborate programme
being rendered.
The Second Baptist Sunday school of
Durham will picnic here Thursday.
The deposits OF the Bank of Beaufort
the third day after opening was three
times the amount of it's capital stock.
A Roscower, editor of The Headlight,
after spending a few days in New York
returned home his morning.
Quite a crowd will avail themselves
of the opportunity of going to Seven
Springs on the steamer Goldsboro on
July 4th.
r. A. Watts has sold his handsome
residence on John street to w. H. God
win, the consideration being 81, 200.
A carload Of convicts passed through
the city this morning en- route to Dover
where they will work.
The disputed premises on Walnut
street over which there has been so
much strife a at last been settled.
The building will be occupied by Mr..
Poplin, the Singer Sewing Machine
agent, and DR.. w. E. Powell for their
respective offices. The large refrigera-
tor was moved out today.
Miss Rosa Powell left yesterday for
Raleigh to visit Miss Alice Aycock,
daughter of the governor.
The finance committee of the board of
aldermen met in the mayors office and
opened the bids for the SO, 900 bond is
sue. The Bank of Wayne being the
lowest bidder at 100k it got the ponds.
The Goldsboro tobacco warehouse,
which a. been closed for several sea
sons. will be reopened this season by
the following gentlemen: Messrs. Ran
dolph Perden and James S. Neal, OF
Winston; George w. Hutchinson, OF
Rocky Mount, and VIM J.. Martin, OF
Walnut Cove.