Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-06-11

The condition of Mr.. J. w. Will
kins, who was injured by the South
ern Railway hear this city last week,
is not as favorable to-day as it has
been. He has right much fever and
his wounds are healing very slow.
Mr.. William S. Mobiles, of Prince
ton, who has been contracting for
railroad building in Georgia for sew
eral years, is on a visit to his home
in this section and was in the city
last week with his brother-in-law
Mr.. J. D.. Finlayson, of Princeton.
The trains began stopping at the
usual place in front Of the ticket Of
fee last week. The street force are
finishing up that block and the
travelling public, IS we'll as the peo-
pie of Goldsboro, will be glad when it
is completed.
Miss Sudie Casey, daughter of our
countyman, Mr.. Benjamin Casey,
has returned from Beuiah High
School, a thriving boarding school
in Sampson county. At the recent
commencement Miss Sudie won the
honor in the debat, to the delight
! of many friends.
! CARPENTERS are busy charging and
remodeling the nome of Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. i. Fin1ayson, at the corner
of John and Chestnut streets, which,
when completed, will make it one of
the handooIneot in that neighbour
/ mood. Messrs. Porter & Goodwin
have the contract.
Mr.. w. R. Hollowell and family
are occupying the residence of Mrs.
NJ. O. Humphrey for the summer,
while Mrs. Humphrey is away, and
in the meantime he will erect a
handsome new residence on his Will
liam street property, moving his
J present residence away.
The new Jail will be an ornament
to the court house square, as well us
more comfortable quarters for the
| prisoners. The brick work is going
up rapidly. Messrs. Porter & God
win have the contract for this part OF
the work and a northern firm has the
contract for the steel work.
MI. G. Mark1ey, whose family
have come out from Virginia to
spend some time with him, while he
is prosecuting the work of street paw
ling, has taken the furnished home
of Prof. Foust, on Park Avenue, for
the summer, as the family of Prof.
Foust leave tomorrow to spend the
vacation in the Western part of the
State.
AT the State reunion of Elks in
Wilmington this week Goldsboro
was well represented in the selection
of officers of the State organization,
! Mr.. A. A. Joseph being elected
Grand Marshall and MI. Lionel We'll
and Col. Jos. s.. Robinson being
elected members of the State Execu-
veCommittee.
Some years ago, at this season of
the year, when the farmers are so
busy, few people were to be see on
the streets except on Saturdays. But
with her factories, and various other
enterprises Goldsboro has gotten to
be such a cosmopolitan place that all
the year round people are stirring
around and business is being trans
acted.
1t is not an easy thing to fool the
same woman more than once. If
she gets fooled once she blames it on
the deceiver; but if she is fooled the
second time she holds herself respon-
sible. Feminine intuition is a strong
safeguard, and it is ever alert and
reliable. Not that woman is more
sceptical than man, but she is more
constantly on her guard. She has tc
be. What man slowly learns by ex.
perience woman often comprehend
through the flash Of intuition. A
man often walks around three blocks
to arrive at a conclusion, and finds 9
woman standing on the corner wait
ing for him, after having cut across
| the field.