Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-08-21

| II OF your n6aT0SS express once. Address.
J. C.AYER CO., Lowell. Mass.
sold it for the cash. In laying in his
stock of supplies he included a gall
lon of corn whiskey and therefore was
the III of the trouble. When ar
rested the man was fast asleep in the
bottom of his cart and his mule was
walking about the streets. The man
did not wake UP until 4 O'Clock this
morning, when he was turned loose,
and was glad to leave for home.
Mr.. Elias Butts, of Greene county,
a brave Confederate Veteran, on his
way to attend the reunion at Green's
bOrO, and a democrat of the interri-
fed variety, was in thecity Tuesday,
n IN passing presented to DR.. w.
j. Jones a walking stick of unusual
interest in a political way, as ex-
planned by Mr.. Butts. It has no
head, in which he compares it to the
government under the presidency of
Roosevelt. It has a number of knots
on it which spell "White Suprem-
acy"-"Governor Aycock"-Pops
dead as h; and the spaces be-
tween the knots spell "Simmons gets
there"
Goldsboro had another big tobacco
break Friday. The amount on the
floors of the several warehouses was
equal to that on the opening day of
the market two weeks ago. when
there was by actual count 21S, 900
TooT7v1n cola Iono "l0
day has not been figured up yet and
there are several of the tobacco deal
ers who think the amount to-day
will exceed the opening sales. There
were planters here from Johnston,
Sampson, Duplin, Lenior, Greene
and Wilson counties, all of whom
went away seemingly well pleased
with the prices which their product
sold for.
Quite an unexpected marriage
took place tn this city at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Thomas Sutton, on
Daisy street, Sunday evening at 3
O'Clock, the contracting parties being
their son Mr.. M. B. Sutton and Miss
Mena Noll, of Richmond, Va, E.
W. Cox, J. P, officiating. It was a
quiet marriage, only a few of the i'm
mediate friends Of the young couple
being present. The bride came here
a few weeks ago on a visit to friends
and it will perhaps be a surprise to
her people at home when they learn
of the event. May they live long
and prosper and may their joysnever
be less than they are now.
The institute for the teachers of
Wayne county will not be held dur
ing the vacation as heretofore, but
will be held during the month of Oc-
teber, when the graded school is in
operation, so that the teachers from
the country can get practical illustra-
lions Of the latest methods while the
school is in session. The date for the
institute will be arranged 80 as not
to conflict with the county public
schools, which begin their sessions
usually about the LIST of November.
Every teacher of the county schools
is required by law to attend the in
stitute, which will probably be con-
Quoted by Prof. L. r. Foust and
County Superintendent E. T. Atkln-
son.
The Raleigh correspondent of the
Charlotte Observer has this to say of
n of Goldsboro's most popular
young ladies, showing that she is
duly appreciated there as well as at
home: "Both Governor Aycock and |
Private Secretary P. M. Pearsall
will be out of the city for the next
week, being guests of Attorney Gen.
eral Robert D.. Gllmer at Waynes-
vile, ard during their absence the
executive Office will again be in
charge of the Governors efficient,vi-
vacious and popular young stenogra-
pher, Miss Julia Howell, who will
dispose of all routine matters of the !
State. Her many admirers here pro- ,
nounce her a charming young Gov
ernOr.o
Capt. A. J. Galloway has purch-
ased the residence of MI. Jno. F.
Switzerland, at LOG Chestnut street.,
West. The consideration named in
the deed of transfer il 5 5000. This
purchase gives Captain Galloway all
the frontage between West Centre
and James street on Chestnut street.
except the T ii on West Centre !,
which belongs to Mr.. /. B.
Mr.. Switzerland will oc-
the residence of DR.. J. F. Mil
Ter, at 105 James street, North,
where Mr.. N. Schwab now lives,
when the latter leaves for Philadel-
phia, where he intends to make his
home, much to the regret of the
many friends he and his excellent
have made among our people