Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-09-03

- we Will De S1GlSneQ. M
JIG. YER Co., Lowell, Mass.
long connection with them shows
the appreciation in which they hold
his services.
Mr.. Malcolm BizzelI, since he re-
covered from an attack of fever, has
been spending some time at Seven
+ Springs and he improved so rapidly
that he left again to-day for the
Springs.
Mr.. w. T. Dortch left to-day for
| Duplin court, where among other
i cases, he is Of the defense for Dan
Teachey, who is charged with killing
Bob Rivenbark near Wallace last
I spring. Teachey has been in Jail
here fOrsome time and was taken to
Kenansville yesterday afternoon.
Sheriff Stevens captured the negro
Jesse Beatty, who was wanted for
shooting Austin Hussey at Mt. Olive
last Spring. The negro had been at
Norfolk and Rocky Mount all the
time since the shooting and Satur-
day night concluded to come back
home. He was captured in a short
while after he landed in the city.
DR.. III. o. Hyatt, of Kinston, will
be in Goldsboro, at the Hotel Ken
non, on Sept. II, 10 and 1e, Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday,, for
the purpose of treating diseases of
the Eye, Ear, Nose and Threat and
fitting glasses. Or. Hyatt will here
after visit G~oldsbsro, and tn other
important towns in the East, three
times a year.
Theringing ofthe frealarm Friday
night about 9 O'Clock was caused by
the burning of the barn and stables
OF Mrs. A. M. Prince at ner country
home, one and a half miles east of
the city. The fire was discovered
in time to save the live stock, but a
quantity of feed stuff and farm i'm
plements to the amount of $500 was
destroyed. The cause of the fire is
unknown.
The ARGUS learns Of a new indus
try that is being developed in Colds
boro: small colored boys are Offering
potted plants for sale, which, it is
said, they purloin from the front
porches Of n section of the city and
carry away into another section
and offer for sale. The only way
to catch these culprits is for those to
whom such plants are offered for
sale to apprehend them and turn
them over to the police.
The Wilmington Messenger of Fri
day contains the following: "Mr. B.
II. Griffin, the popular proprietor of
the up-tO-date Hotel Kennon, in the
progressive city of Goldsboro, spent
parts OF yesterday and the day before
In the city and at the seashore. We
would put up $4,000 to $1.OO that
Booker Washington and any crew
he might have with him could never
eat IN the main dining room of The
kennon, if in any part of it at all."|
We have just completed an adver-
Using contract for the Bobbitt Chem
lcal Co., Baltimore, Nd. This COM
pany manufactures Rheumacide,
which is said TO possess unusual mer-
it, and makes permanent cures of
that dread disease, rheumatism, |
which IS a very common, painful and |
dangerous disease. Our business deal
ings with the company have been
pleasant and entirely satisfactory in
every respect.
Pessimists, who, d few weeks ago.. !
were ~forecasting hard times for the !
tall and winter, will not see their |!
predictions fulfilled. Hard times |
there have been in the stock market. |
and depression ia that direction will
probably continue for a time. But
the general trade of the country is in
a healthy condition, and, with big !
crops in sight, the re is hardly q re-
mote possibility of mercantile or in
dustrial depression.
MI. Sam Eason, of this city, who
owns and operates a farm out near
the Hooks Mill. has field of cotton /
from which he anticipates at least a
bale and a half to the acre. Much of
the growth is as high ashis head and |
the average is as high as his shout
der. And Sam does not ask people
to take his word for it, either. but
has a photograph of his field with
himself standing erect in the midst
VI ~, dUu you Gail OAIy see MS mead
above the level growth of cotton.
Mr.. Ia ne Freeman, who has been
filing the position of ote and draft
clerk in the National Bank, has re-
signed his position with tnat insti-
tuition, and will leave in a few days
for Mt. st. Mary's College, Emmitts-
burg, Md, one of the most cultured
~nsfitufinnS nf learning In tho cosan.