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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
ND. 1868.

Ilel. Sbatid6lih befinben iid aIle
Neu.gnglanb Staaten lino piele
@egenoen IN Canada inn Screen ser
Selersone. Srofenes llnterEpl,
rno 8Glber iteben in ben slorton.
6ads, Gotsfils uno in onberen
Ehetlen bieies Stoates ltno in Hcrp
Seriep IN Slammen. @te berid)tet
ioiro, iino nif)t biele MenIden ulns
ettomnlen, aber Sauienbe iino 1ei-
Tlctblos. 3pei 06rfer in Walne
lno ein anOeres in Ser 9eabe BON ct.
Sobn, Seem grllnstptf, ituo Dem iail-
rIaen element gum Spfer sefallen.
EROS uQer @nitreneungen oerienigen,
seren 2eben ltno gigentbum in @e.
Tabr i4me6en, oebnen ith Die Slan.
ren bon Stltnbe 5u StunSe mebr
Gus. sic baben iest einen iolAen
l[ntfana angenommen, oaB es beinabe
nnmoglid it, benielben ginbaIt sll
uebieten.
Sie &epmblifaner Ship's inooiiirem
Npuiebelt.
Columbus, Ohio, 5. Ssunt.
Sn Der seitrigen S6luBlisung scr
republttantihen Staats-g gonpention
rproen folgeuoe Ganoioaten nonli.
rirt:
8ouoerneur - Wpron &. Serrif.
Wtce-9ouberneur @arren @.
Sarbing.
sluoitor - SO. Q. @ail6ert.
SdaBmetIter-@. g. Wc9innou.
8eneral-Inpalt - @aoe Selles.
'Nihter Der Supreme Court = a.
gt. Summers.
Shulfommiiidr - 6. 81. ssones.
Wfitglie6 Der geboroe fir 0ffent-
lihe @alten = Geo. 8. @atfins.
8abrenb Sorafer ii9 iiber Die gso.
mInatione,l, Die nod ieinem @l,nit
ausfielen, freute, mgr bies IN nod
hnberen WaBe Der San, ais Sic &eio.
luton, in pelder IrGiioent Iooie.
pelt's Domination befiiriportet unb
feins @ominiitration inooiiirt uiro,
eiuifimnlig angeilomnlen tpurbe.
Mau batte geoaht, boB iih Die sc.
nutoren Sanna rn0 sSorafer betreffs
Ger Srage Ser 9efiirlportung Hooie.
relt's entspeien piiroen, aber itatr
feiien gingen Die slrm in Mrm Inb
fiibren iest Die bio.HeplrbIifaner in
bieiem @ablfelo5llge eintrG6tli6er
nls ie slbor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
@crbesrenSe @alobrGnoe.
le e ~ Mnrf. 5. Sun

~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ St'h''
Slammenoe WGloer ltno BrairiCn,
cine i6redlibe Solge Der lange on
boltenoen Srofenbeit, baben Sou-
ienbe bon Yerionen IN peri6iebenen
9anoestbeilen in's glenb seitiirat,
tnabreuo Gtsentbum i'm 8ertbe ben
Dlinionen Der 8ernihtuno onheim
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
@ieber ein Neger selpndjt.

@reenpille, e, Mtiii, 5. sunni.
@eitern Nahmittag iuurbe Sobn
Sennis, ein gteger, BON einem Mpb,
c,ls 200 8erionen beitebenb, gelpndt.
Ter gteaer ma6te am pereangeEen
Gienstag slbenO einen Insriff aitf
cine befannte iunee 6rau, er wuroe
o6er ieItgenommen rlub binter SGloB
,no Hiegel aebraht. slls geItern
gto6nittag bie StraBen nit 2aoeu.
bciuherinnen georGngt pol maren,
mari6ierten 200 Wanner nod Dem
QefGnsnib mO berlangten, man ioae
tie binenlallen, mas natiirlih peripei'
ocrt ipuroe. W1it 8etpalt ipuroe
Sann Die Sbiir niebergeriiien uno
netihafite man lid 3utritt. 2ennis
poro binauseeihleppt uno on einem
Selepbonpfoiten aufgebdnst. SieIe
SSrauen waren 3eugen, als Hidtel
2pnd) ieine slrbeit perri6tete. Der
Neger bot, man moge ibm 3eit son-
nen. bamit er ELM Sebet iprehen
Tonne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
Sramfreid.
e Saris. A. esltui

" II >, 4. SltHt.
Naf Dem yWatin" baben spei
3oftoren in 2ille bel ibrer 9ebano.
luna oeS &rebies nit f.Strablen
icbr befrieoigense Geiultate er5ielt,
Cine Go Sabre alte, on Magenfrcbs
Ieibenbe Srau ipurSe iieben Mal in
Srei Mirilten bebanoelt. Die sln-
wepnuug Der 9.Strableu tnahte lie
niht n1aiu miaher naiiirlA. inuAarn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
Grmurocte ieinen @ater.
fSreoerid, sR0., 8. sslmi

S 20 ert d, WfO., 3. SSltni.
Samrel getts itarb beute IN
@teperspiae an elmer SduBlpunoe.
Uelde er iit ielbit beigebra9t, uno
cor ieinem Sooe legte er oas @e.
,itononib ab, er babe Dor II Sabren,
aillammen nit ieinem grllOer Soiiub,
leIren Soter ermoroet, Inn in oen ge.
lie bon $4,000 5it gelangen, neI9e
Der alte Mann iib 5ulanmengeipart
hattie.
slrd geitano getts, Sab er an Ser
grlnorolmg @alter 9ona's Dor iieben
Sabren betbeiligt geiueien iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
Gataitropbc auf Sem N1iIfliippi.
SannibaI, Weo., A. ssllut.

Slerpc5t1lmer ge1rallf.
&ataitropbc aui Sem Yiiiiiiiippi.
Sanntb al, Mo., A. Suni.
Seim SuiammenItoB oes Oampiers
uSlDing gagle", tpelber cine nit
Srnntagsibul : slusfliigIern ange.
fiillte Barge i'm Shlepptau batte,
NIT cinem Gfeiler ser Sannibaf-
Bride bilEter bier ,6lrionen: oun-
nie . Curt. IA Sabre off, Mdrtba
GoppeSga, 8 Sabre alt; $. gir5e,-
tcrger, IL Sabre alt, llnb ser God
bes Gompfers Pesgp Sarbep, gcIterI
ba2 Seben Elm.
llngefdbr $50 Sonntoqsihi;!er
ser Barf Metbooiitenfirbe bon San.
aibal befanoen iid ouf Der garae,
cnoere on 8oro hes 9annpfers. Iie
GrfIriion fubr fur5 Dor II ltbr bon
Sonni6al ab. Suincp NOR oas
9ieiieSiel rno Der 3ped ser grfuriion
sic 9eiidtigung bes angeIhrppIlenen
aeiiiiilippi. slls oas Boot in oen
Stub binauSihnenfte tplrSe es bon
Der itorfen Stronuurg eriaBt lmS
trot aller slnitrenelngen bes Steuer.
lnanles, Dies 5it perbiiten, 1egen oen
Dem ufer am na6iten liegenben ;tei-
rernen 9riifenpfeiler geidleubert.
Ser itarf 6eidaoiste 9ampier ianf
niht iogleid, eine 3eitlang belt i'm
Die itorfe Stromltng, Die i'm eeaen
Den Bfeiler oriidte, felt. 0ieie 3cit
belusten Die eri6rodenen 9inber rmo
Sic lie bealeitenben grlpadienen om
&ieiler btnauf uno aui Die Bride sn
flettern. sn oieier @eiie rettete ii6
lulaeiihr ole Sdlfte ser Taiiagiere.
Che ieood Die ltebrtgen nadfolgeu
fonnten, ipuroe oie Barge bon Ser
Stromllna bonn Oampfer losgerilien.
%eiin plobli6en Serumibapingen Ser
gorge fielen Die obengenannten brei
ainoer IN oen Stub mo ertranfen.
Wtit groBer S6neQigfeit ben SluS
timlnter treiben0, gerietb oas nit
idreienoen 4inoegn angefiillte sSabr,
5eug IN oas Sabrpaiier umb eine
3eitiang batte es ben slni9ein, ais
oh sllle oent- Sooe geipeiht tpdren.
@eiter llnterbaIb mar jeooh Die
Siataitropbe beobahtet poroen im6
ncb fur5er Belt mar cine s(nsahl
Huoerboote sur Sanb, pel6e oie
ainoer aufnabmen uno in Si6erbeit
brlchten. Der Sod ertranf beim
Siufen 0eS Gamblers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
Sic Spier ocs SornaSos.

q ainesbilIe, Ga, 3. Sunni.
geod: Den lesten grmitteluneen
iinh ourh ben porgeitrigen @irbel-
itiirm 100 Wieniben get0btet nlb
15O perip,moet iporoen, oapon 90 ab.
iolut tobtlidl. slhtbunbert Yerioueu
iinc oboablos, uno Der angerihtete
Sfaoen be8iffert iid mlf cine balbe
lRillion Collar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
Sarfei
g aInnifi. 4. Sunni.

gtne LOO Utann ltarte gulgarefts
@anbe iiberi6ritt BEL Siumabala oie
Sanoesgren5e uno fiel in tiirfiid,es
@ebiet elm. Cine anDere Sorbe puroe
ppn tiirfiiden Sruppen bel SetritidJ
Sierbei fielen orei Bul.
garen, pdbreno bie ulebrigen, etlpd
% Waml, ii6 in Ser Sunfelbeit alts
Sem Staltbe ma6ten. Sier fat oas
&riegSgerifJt brei 9ulearen iue9en
So6perratbs 5llm Sobe perurtbeilt.
sc on r, 81. Wfai.
lleber oas 9lutbuo, oas Die 8ai5i-
8osuts (irreguldre tiirfiihe Srup1
penn am 81. 0tai I'M Sorie Smerl
baih, iiiblid pom 8reba-See, ange-
cihtet baben, sclansen iest idred.
lihe gin5elbeiten bierber. 9ana1
batten iid. als, Die SolSaten anlong-
Ten, Gbafalaroff's Hdli6er, Inn oeren
Song es ii6 banoelte, bereits IN Die
Serge 5llriifgeSoeer. Die Saihi.
Spsufa m0gen geglull6t ba6en, OoB
lid oas &aubgelinOel inter Dem
Sfube Der gtnlpobner BON Sner-
baib in Den Sauiern peritedt bclte,
Senn iie llnl5ingelten Die Srti6aft
uno eroifnetel aus miteefiibrten 8e'
idiisen gegen Sonnenllntergang ein
reaulGres 9ombaroement, mas Die
1orfbe!uobner in slneit uno Shreden
drf Die StraBe trieb. Oie slrtillerie
itellte pdbreno Der 9eaft oas Jener
Sipar ein, bod puroe bon Der Snfan-
tcrie ielbit IN Der SiniterniB nrrlnter
orauf los geifoiien. Sobalo oer
Morgen an odmmern begarul, nab.
meE Die @eifiise nit i6lerbtem gr'
folge baS Seuer pieoer auf wsrat
fid) eirt alIgemeines 8emesel ihloB.
gSeiber, 9tnber unb ale alten 9euts
Drroen falten 8lutes nieberselna6t.
Sierbei iino ettpa 200 Yerionen ums
gefommen. @eeen 800 Sauler pur4
ben eingedicbert, ino ean5e Sumilien
cbqeihlohtet. ssn einem Sarsbolte
cllein lpllroen ntht meniger als iies
ben Yerionen eriblagen oeren
Seihen auf ben Serb getbiirmt unb
pcrbrannt. sl[s Die Siirfen ab5ogen.
beianb ii6 IN Dem 9orfe feline lebenbe
Geele mebr. Selbit oen SliebenSen
iette Sie robe Soroe nab imb mnttt
linen, ehe lie ibnen ben @araus
mohten, Sbren imb Raie ab. Ber
etpa entfon1men fonnte, oeritedte lid
IL oen gergeu, mo Die Slii6tigen
otnc 9leioer unb Habrlrrlg tageiang
terlpeilten. Cine 8anoe gaihi'go.
Silt.SpGber entoefte onf einem
Streiisuge in einem Sbale 40 Sc
flobene unb mebelte lie nab graaa
iulnen Wartern nieoer.
Gbile.
SaIparaiio, 8. Ssuni.
Der Sanpfer yslreailipa", BON
scr vSacific Steam Rapisation Co.,
treibt biililos in Der Nabe ieiues
slnferplases. Ger &apit6n feline
@attin uno bie MebrSahl Der 9eias.
ung unO Yaiiugiere iino perloren.
Salparaiio, 3. Srni. =
Son ben sur Seit oes St,unes an
gpro oes SumpferS .slreqllipa" be-
firbliden a6t5ig Weniben iinb nur
IL gerettet poroen.
Sa lpuraiio, 3. Stunt.
@ei Dem furhtbaren Stitrme, oer
Die bieiige Sal beimiufte. ipurbe bas
br;tiide Sdiff .SopleSale", nit
Srettern BON Iortlano. Ore, seaen
ben @ellenbreAer aeibIe,lbert. Die
@attin lno Der Sobn oes aapitGns,
iopie iehs 9eute Ger @emannunq e.4
tranfen.
slud, sic 6ilcniide @arf ,Gbipi.
lingo" puroe gum @rcif. 3ipei ihrer
Seiite ertranfen.
IutenSe fleinerer Seefabr5eltae
to,trben aaf oic 8iilte setuorfeu oSer
ionfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
ltngeiu66nlidJcr SelbitmorS.
9t G 10 0prf, 5. cSmi,

&c lU y y I, D. NSltlll.
Our friiben StlrnOe fano Srau
SIbo 90. Courier bon gtortb 9rig5-
ton. Staten Sslano, einen @tam, ser
lid; i'm gingarse Der Ebiire zines
SINNERS i'm pbereu Sbeile oes
Sauies erbdngt bate. Sic alar.
mirte ioiort oie 8olisei, rmb Ger
Gtonn, pelder nod 2ebens5ei6en
bon litb gab, ipurbe abgenommen.
Sic ibm porgelegten Sragen beant-
rprtete er nift uno i'm nd6iten
stasenblid ianf er 5uriif umb mar
cine 9eide. gs mar nibt moslih,
sic Serionli6feit oes 8eritorbeuen
ieIt5uitelen. gbenio penig permog
man lih Die Sbutiahe 81 erflGrer.
SaB er pGbreno Der 9saht elm frem.
hes Sous al,flbte, Inn iid 5l er.
bGrgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
aampf init anbbirten.

Wt tcgoof, 0ebr., 4. Suni.
SSn einem 9anrpf nit 8ubbirten
:plrroe, pie iebr unpollitdnbige 8e-
ridhte aus ct. 5rancis, Sans,
mcloen nabesu cine ganse Saniilie
Get0btet. @ie es ideint, batte 5,pi.
id,en oeu 2euten, melde i'm 2ienit
ser geiuar Cattle 60. iteben, unb
elmer Samilie Bern fpegen oes 9elib-
rchts auf elm gepiiles Stiid 2anh
'don ieit lGngerer 3eit eine bittere
S5einoi6oft geGerriebt, welhe enblid
III einem offenen aanpf gum slus.
trnh fam.
Gs heiBt, oaB Ser Batter ,tno orei
lciner Sobue getootet uno elm pierter
Qefdbrlid peripunoet ipurbe. %
Sie gegneriide Seite ebeufaas Ser:
lllitc erlitt, lit ni6t betannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09

ii6erflutbet Srnberte bon sldern
ir,t6tbaren sSarmlanbes. Ger SlilB
lit bier s 0feilen brett. Die geipob.
ner Der norblid] bon Burlington ge-
lcQenen Siefl1nOereien ergreifen Die
Sludt in gooten.
slae beiuobnten Snieln i'm WiiiiI-
fippt, iii0lih itno noroli6 BON bier,-
iinh BON Ben 9etppbnern perlalIen.
Sampfbpote ba6en tbr Sieb fortge-
idofft.
ct. 2outs, Wo., 5. sunni.
Mus Souiiiana, Wo., miro berih'
tcty ba6 bort elm Gammbr,l6 erfoIgte.
Ger 0amm id)iiste etpa 100000
s(cres, oie iest iiberi6wemnlt purSen
rno Ser S6aben miro in ole Millio.
nen geben.
Sopefa, &ans., 5. Stunt.
Ser 9iite, Ser als umsefomnen
6efannten Terionen miiiien nod 10
lin6ugefiigt neroen, beren 9ei6en
ellttpeoer erlangt porben ober I'M
@aiier bemerft perben. Sieben ole.
ier Spfer tpurben gemeini6aftlid
ans Der 9sadbaribaft bes Sauies Ger.
1900 Sorriion Str. ipeggeriiien. gs
iino: Srmu S6lnftpeiler. @eorg
Sdunflpeiler, Srau Settle Stout uno
ricr &inber.
9ie 2eifen Der Sarbigen NeGie
ssation George Mc0onalD urb
Geter G0Darbs ipurben auf Ger
gteroicite i'm @aiier bemerft.
SanSen Elm naiies Grab.
Gbicagc, ST., 8. Sini.
Seize Miller, elm Stu6ent uno
Srances 6. Mrure, eine Stubentin
Ger ltniperiitdt BON Chicago, fanben
geitern @torgen ibren 600 in elmer
2aaune i'm Sadion 8arf.
9lnfangs glaitbte man, baB Ser
illnae Wunn uno oas DfGbhen ge-
nleinihaftlib in oen 600 gegangen
ieien, itno oaB Dem permeintli6en
9rppel. .Selbitmoroe cine 2iebes-
slfioire an @ritnoe Iiege, ipGter aber
fam Der Eolisei.8apitGn Sapes bon
hcr Repiermade in @ooolapn 81 Der
slniift, baB es iih I'M einen I'm.
ltngliidsfal bonoelt. Gr 1lallbt,
buE oas Wdofer BON oem 9tlloerhoot
ans bie garapeae beIteigen mollte,
Sa6ei aber in's @aiier fiel, SaB
.Hiqer ibr nahiprang un6 bei Sem
&eriuc5e, Die llngliidlt5e 5u ret.en,
nit ibr ertranf.
Miller mar % Sabre alt uno
irchute in Dem Saule go. 563S gais
Noeuue. gr itanmt aus 2incoln,
Np6r.. uno fam Dor einem Sabre
Eicrber, nm Weoistn 81 itiloiren.
Sas Mabheu itano i'm sleicben sIlter
,mb nobnte i'm l1ntperiitats. .8ebGilbe
Seine gltern pobnen in 2apenport,
SSoipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09
Giien6abn n.lluslad.
GbarIelton 9. g., 3. Sum.

6 barlelton, Q. g., 3. Sum-.
Gin pnn Si6ols na6 Columbia
obaelaiiener gersniigrlngs5ug ser
&.lantie Goalt Cine gerietb in Der
Nabe BON Slrmter IN boiler fSabrge.
ihipinoigfeit iii cine Sd]ienenllnter-
ipaidung. Die 9ofomotipe, Der @e-
pGdpageu unb orei Yerionenwagen
IiiirSteu fopfiiber bonn 9abngeleile.
Ger Gonoufteir Clements mo bier
farbige Haliaaiere fanben ibren Soo,
i0Gbrenb 33 Sailagiere perleBt nilr.
aen, tbeilmeiie ibwer.
gluguit a, @a., 3. SUM.
Die @erlpaltung ser gltlantic Gooit
9ubn tbeiltc amtlih nit, oaB bisher
unter Ben Baeentriimmern iieben
9eid,en berporge5ogen puroen. sic
befiirdltet, oaB 80 Berionen ibr 2eben
gelailen baben. Sdmmtlibe Serles.
ten iino nod Sllmter iiberfiibr.
mcrben.
Yin Der Sabre oes Saters getrant.
e bila bel p bia, Ya., 4. Silni.
SRI. Marie Worie uno Sarrp q.
Sorner purben beute Worgen IN Dem
rGmlidep Simmer, 100 Der Sarg, IN
Weihem Die 2eihe hires SaterS, Sp.
q. Morie. grdiioent Der 9eem Dorf
Shipbuiloing Co., lag, setraut. rlr.
ipriinslib war Ole Sralnlng auf oen
raditen Samstag anberaunt, umo
oils Der ploslibe 600 BON Srn. Worie
Ser am 0ieustag gtahmittag in Ser
Office bon s. Yierpont Worgan bonn
S;hlaae geriibrt wuroe, Der Samilie
iaitaetbeilt ,parb. ba murbe porlaniie
RE Trapuna fir unbeitimmte Seit
beridobeu. glber SRI. Wtorie 6adte
nch einmal iiber oie Sahe nah uno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09

tcr einigen @er1pan6ten beeleitet,
ipuroe ons iilnse gaur in bem
Sterbcsimmer aetraut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-06-09

3ierIt geItellt - ems bon Sttaw.'
uno ems pom ct. SSoiepb - uno oas
Hettunasrperf fo.rnte BON ba on ciIpaS
beiGleuniat perben. Sm @arfie!s
Iorf prroen 40 Seltte mitte(it tlet-
uer Dompi. nuo Galolin.2onmhes
hen sSlutben enir,iien. sic hattef'
iib oiif 9Giune >eeilii6tet ,mh iet 36
Stuuoen feline 9a6rltnG 81 it9 &c,
aofnmeh.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-01-22
SCHOOL

A bill to establish a RefOrmatory
land Industrial School was introduced
Iby Mr.. Parker, of Wayne. He pro-
fposes that it be known as "The
North Carolina Industrial School,"
land that the Board of Directors shall
Iconsist of seven women, besides the
IGovernor, Commissioner Of Agricul.
sture and Attorney General. The
first Board is to be nominated by
1.-THE Governor and confirmed by the
3Senate. All vacancies thereafter
tshall be filled by the Board of Direc-
ltors themselves.
White children between six and
sixteen years of age are to be cared
for, who would otherwise become
criminals. This would include chill
dren who were begging or selling
anything as a mere cover for beg
lging, any who have been abandoned
by their parents Or who have aban-
doned their parents, any who do not
Iattend the public schools and idle
their time in the streets, any
who are orphans without guardian
ship, any who are destitute or who
have been repeatedly arrested and
brought before the police.
Any Judge of the Superior court
shall have power to commit such
children to the school, and the court
may commute the sentence of any
Ichild of these ages who shall have
been convicted of any crime punish
liable by imprisonmentto commitment
to the school.
| The effect of commitment shall be
THAT the child is under the control of
the school until the age of 81.
The expenses of this school are to
be paid by the counties from which
the inmates shall come, the County
Commissioners paying 500 per year
flor each child committed from their
lcounty.
Five thousand dollars is appro-
tpriated for the purpose Of erecting
buildings, the Board of Directors to
~Iselect a site for the location of the
Is 'hool.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-01-22
nj. OLIVE LITTER.
I Weeks Hsppesifngs Of the ut.
u i've Section.

~ i've Section.
ARGUS BUREAU,
MT. OLIVE, NC.
Jan. q, 1902.
Mr.. J.. r.. Bell was visiting in
Goldsboro Monday.
Messrs. r. Kornegay and G. Tur-
ner spent several days near Kinston,
last week.
Miss Theresa Savage was visiting
Miss Martha K%ornegay, near here
last week.
MI. l.. N. Chapple, of Wake For
est, is here visiting the family of Mr..
w. p. Moore.
Miss Julia MCGEE, of Goldsboro,
was the guest of her sister Mrs. M.
IT. Breazeli, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. Waddell, of
,Goldsboro, were visiting relatives
near here Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. c. g. Kornegay, of Sanford,
and sister Miss Bell Smith, of your
city, were visiting relatives here
last week.
Messrs. G. and M. 0. Eummerlin,
have added to their blacksmith shop
a thinning department and r now
prepared to do your Timing.
Mr. M. D. Parks, III of most
prominent young farmers, and Miss
Sallie Sutton, of LAGRANGE, were
united in marriage last Wednesday
at 1880 O'Clock, at the BRIDES home.
We extend our best wishes and con-
CALCULATIONS to the happy young
couple.
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HARLOWE ITEMS.
Those Coming and Going, and Other

Those Coming and Going, and Other
Happenings of a Week
Written up For Your
Inspection.
Well, it has turned cold again.
Mr.. G.. D. Hunter was In Harlowe
last Sunday.
Mr.. Claude Taylor and Miss Bessie
Martin paid Harlowe a visit yester-
Gay.
Mr.. e. H. Conner, of Riverdale,
Is visiting his sister Mrs. Jno. s.
4 Horton.
Misses May Adams and Ada Bee
ton went down to the Neuse river
Raill yesterday afternoon.
Misses Mamie Davis and Viola
Smith, Of Marshallburg, are on a
visit to their cousin Miss Nellie Han
cock.
Miss Elizabeth Martin went over
to Cherry Point Friday afternoon to
attend the marriage of Miss Lula
Borden.
Our County Superintendent of
Public Schools, Mr.. Brinson, was in
Harlowe last week, visiting the
schools in this section.
Harlowe, Jan. 20.
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Some boarding house spring chick
ems are hens in their second child
hood.
Venezuela can muster her yellow
fever mosquitoes at any rate.
Street car hold-ups are becoming
quite popular in Chicago.
A balky mule never proposes OF
accepts arbitration.
Congress- motto at present is "free
coal or bust"
A small voice in a man often has
the same effect as a whole in a nickel
Turkeys are innocent birds; almost
any silly woman can stuff them.
OF course it isn't q crime to be 9
Woman-neither is it manly.
Never judge a woman's mind by
the time ittakes her to make IL up
It takes a strong corporation tC
throw a bridge across a river.
"SOap dirt cheap" IS the way a
Kansas grocer advertises it.
Love may be blind, but chaperons
seldom are.
A life of ease means a life of dis
content.
Nature is supposed to be infallible,
yet it gave the rooster a comb, bur
no hair.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-01-22
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that appli-
cation will be made to the General
Assembly of North Carolina, to in
corporate st. John Free Will Baptist
Church, and Friendship Primitive
Baptist church in New Hope Town
ship, Wayne county.
January 2, 1903.
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WAITER LETTER
4iErOntei fss % Il WHnk's Ev Mt
in That Thriving Neigh
bnEhO, II.
ARGUS BUREAU
WALTER N. G,
Jan. 81, 1908.

ARGUS BUREAU
WALTER, N. G,
Jan. 81, 1908.
Mrs. r. L. Hooks, who has been
on an extended visit to her sister,
Mrs. w. II. Hand, in Chester, S. c..
returned home last Saturday.
Misses Lula and Minnie Neal, and
Master Willie Spicer, who have been
visiting relatives in Orange county,
returned last Sunday.
If the deadlock in the Legislature
continues much longer there are
many who will be more in favor of a
Senatorial primary than ever.
Mrs. Jessie Croker, who has been
very sick at her home near here, was
some better yesterday, we are glad to
learn. Her many friends wish that
she may soon be restored.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Ben
Butler and family will remain in our
community. They have many friends
who would regret to e them leave.
Mr.. Jno. Mitchell's cottage is near
ing completion and when finished
will be one Of the prettiest houses in
the country. It is modern and up
to-date in all its appointments.
Mr.. j. r.. Hooks has made addit-
ions to his house, and by a nice coat
Of white paint and green blinds has
given his place a very attractive APP
~Dearance, and with his modern barn
shows up well.
When the Legislature considers in
creasing appropriations, and at the
same time issuing bonds to pay the
States indebtness, it savOrs as much
of consistency, as the fellow who puts
up at a $40 hotel, on a $40 salary.
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I do not love thee!-no! LIDO not love
thee!
And yet when thou art absent ]
I'M sad;
And envy ever the bright blue sky
above thee,
Whose quiet stars may see thee
and be glad.
I do not love thee! yet, I know not
why;
Whate'er thou doest seems well
done, to me,
And often in my solitude I sigh
That those I do love are not more
like thee!
l do not 1ovethee! yet when thou
art gone
I hate the sound-though those
who speak be dear
Which breaks the lingering echo OF
the tone
Thy voice of music leaves upon
my ear.
eyes" said the woman, "I'H give
you something to eat if you'll saw
shat little pile of wood for me-"
"Id like to, mom," said Weary,
shut this is Saturday."
"What has that to do with it?"
"We1l, you see, n of my ances.
tors was a Seventh Day Adventist,
an it wouldn't hardly be treatin'
his memory right if I violated his
religious scruples."
~
eyes, there is no doubt that he
has been a defaulter for many years.
He has robbed the widow and the
fatherless, and he has ruined his best
friends by his scoundrelly banking
frauds.o
"Then I suppose there is but one
hope for him.
och! What is that?''
San appeal to the courts"
They were two wretches of men,
who met in the seclusion of their
club.
"What r the three quickest
modes of communications" queried
one.
Photograph, telephone and cable
gram.'
Ono; wrong in the last one."
"Well, what are they?"
Telegraph, telephone and-tell a
woman!"
**
CHOW, marriage isn't a lottery
after all, is it dear?"
"Well, I don't see how we are 90.
ing to get rid of some of these clocks
unless we hold a raf1e.o
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NEW TRIAL FOR WILCOX.
A Hung Jury Makes Wilcox Tread
the Trial Mill Again.

A special to the ARGUS this morn
ing reports a hung jury and a mis-
trial ordered in the Wilcox case,
which means that the defendant and
the public will have to tread the
trial mill again.
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BOND ISSUE.

Notice is hereby given that appli-
cation will be made to the General
Assembly of North Carolina to en-
power the Board of Trustees of Mt.
Olive Graded School to issue bonds
in the sum of $1,000, running 20
years and bearing interest not to ex-
coed 5 per cent; the proceeds of the
sale of said bonds to be applied to
the erection of suitable school build
ings for the Mt. Olive Graded School
district. Jan. "A, 1893. aaw1m