Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1902-01-23

" uOR WIZ O0N 1
Fellows of Fremont, and Mr.. W.
NJ. Flowers. representing the
Mascns of that town, came down
Friday morning to take charge of
the remains, which we're also ac-
companied by a con- mittee from
each of those orders in this city.
He was about go years of age.
MIR. J. W. Isler has returned
from Newport, where he went on
a hunting expedition. He brought
back ore large deer. one very
fine wild turkey and several wild
ducks to show what he had been
doing. Mr.. Isler is very fond of
such sport and he never fails to
bring home some proof of bis
workmanship. What he brought
home Friday has been very much
admired by those who saw it.
A bridal party arrived in the
c:tyTu esdaymorniDg fromKlnston,
where the marriage of Mr.. Charlie
Meechan to Miss Susie Pollock
occurred at the home of the brides
uncle, DR.. W. j. Pollock. Misses
Mamie Cox, Daisy Oettinger and
Zell Pollock, accompanied the
happy couple to this city. The
bride and groom left that after
noon ON a trip to the Charleston
Exposition.
MI. and Mrs. David Edmunds,
of Richmond, Va, have arrived
in the city for their annual trip
South and are the guests of the
Hotel Kennon. They are both
pleasantly remembered as having
spent several weeks here at the
Hotel Kennon last winter. MI.
Edmunds is a great bird hunter
and finds ample opportunity to
crafty his love for the sport in
3 this section.
"Peg Leg" Williams left here
on Tuesday with several negroes
for Louisiana and Mississippi
without paying the license of $50
| required from people who are act
{ ing as emigration agents. Sheriff
Scott telegraphed to Greensboro
:, to the sheriff of that county tc
collect for the license or lock uI
MI. Williams, but up to the pres
ent be has had no hearing from
! his telegram.
j Goldsboro is undoubtedly the
e largest stock market in the East
s ern part of the State. This year
. when we have just had a shori
crop and when the farmers as wei
= as the dealers r using great pre-
cautions in trading, there is being
"a large number of horses anG
mules sold. They come hare by
g the train load from the Western
stock maj kets and the farmers
from all over the Eastern part o.
: the State come 10 GoldsbCro tC
buy stock.
G While at work on the new
: Graded School building Friday,
negro named Henry Smith wa
stuck on the forehead and face BY
a falling brick. The negro Wa
n made inseneibIe by the bow anc
l. was taken to the Office of DR.. W
It H. Fl. Cobb, where his wounds
were dressed and he soon regaine6
consciousness. His nose was
. broken and his face and forehead
badly bruised. The brick, too
= was so badly damaged in the col
llsion that it Will have to be re-
by the builders,
1t Mrs. DIR. Harvey Monk and lit
tie daughter, recently Of Newton
Grove, passed through the city
# Friday on their way to Trer
~ ton, the county seat of Jones'
where DIR. Monk has located fol
the practise Of his profession
DR.. Monk is q young man presses
/ ing all the qualities Of mind ant
heart and character essential tt
: success in his chosen profession
:, in which he has had ample ex
:. perience to fit him for any re
q quirement. The ARGUS wisbe,
II him the fullest measure Of sue
Ia cess.
IL While finishing up the plat
'r glass front in the new store o
I'd Mr.. w. II. Yelverton Friday tn
g expert sent out by the house tt
do the work broke a glass meas
i, uring 81 by 8 feet. The work wa
1: almost completed and the finish
1t s.. +o,,obos moro hoinc mt n,