Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1903-10-22

OAOO over dI0fG ana active
and ingenious for Goldsboro's prog
ress along all lines of legitimate en-
deavor, we are to have a celebration
OF ozark Day." on November 2, ouI
at beautiful Herman Park. It is 90.
ing to be a public holiday in Colds.
borO and a great local event. and
every M should participate.
Friends in this city have received
the following invitations Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Higgins request the
pleasure of your company at the
marriage of their niece Sudie Kor-
negay Higgins to Mr.. Charles Frank
Ihomas, of New London, Conn, on
tuesday morning, November third.
nineteen hundred and three at-eleven
thirty O'Clock, No. 800 North Will
liam Street, G%oldsboro, N. C.
The State Fair is on at RALEIGH
this week, and the weather is all that
could be decired. The crowds are
already on the move and if the nun
Ders passing through here are an in
dex there will not be standing
on the fail grounds and the Fair will
De a "great success" It makes no
difference whether there is Anything
to be seen at the Fair or not. Good
weather, big crowds and pick pock-
cts always make a Fair a great sue
and satisfies the people who at
tend.
OF course the great gathering of
co1ored people in this city to attend
the annual association Of the Mission
airy Baptlst church had nothing to do
win the loss of several chickens
winch MIR. L. G. Bryan sustained
last week, but the fact remains that
did lose some of his chickens and |
came very near experimenting the .
thieves. He heard the noise among
the chickens in his coop and went
out to investigate. Several shots
rom MS pistol caused the thieves to
drop n bag containing three chick
ems and brought the police to the
scene.
Those attending the revival SER
vices at st. Paul Methodist church
MS week have been greatly edited
~ the sermons Of Rev. ID. H. Co
mann. 1t is gratifying to note the
and Increasing interest in these
meetings.. The morning services
ave been seasons of great spiritual
'oWer and the evening congregations
Increasing with each service. No
.bler expounder Of the Gospel has
zen In our midst. The p~reaching
as been comforting and Inspiring.
meeting will continue through
his week. Preaching tomorrow at ]
a. m. and at 1880 p. m. "A cordial t
for all.
Mr.. A. n. Hummell, of this civ. v
no mas been u"ing the Ton post r,r I
n II Walter l.. Main circui,. re- Y
-iVed a telegram this MOI ing from, 7
+. wan, who is at Rrafoke, Va
'-day, stating that the circus wi
ot come to Goldoboro this season
his news will hot be received with
c rejoicing on the part of tha
of the community. whose.
appointment was somewhat milf,
tea last Saturday, when Sautelle
uId not show on account of tbo
IN, by the fact that Mains circus
Is then being advertised to annear
in November. 1t is believed
W that Main did not intend To-
me to Goldsboro at all. but onlv
t U his Autographs to cut off the
enhance at Sautelle's show. This
LEI IS confirmed by the fact that
contract had been made with the
which is usually the
It thing that any show does
lily Argus, Oct. II.
'herif Turner and Deputy Sheriff
ttheWs, of Sampson county. were
he city lastThursday with white
'oners whom they were taking tn
pe%nitentiary for a term of eight
RS. The men whose names were
n Stobbs, Golaster Long, Chas.
'e, n James Arnett, were con-
Of conspiracy at the recent
q OF Sampson court. Thew were
posed to be engaged in Illicit dis
ng. An old man by the name off,
ward, living in the same NEIGH
Tor some reason, threatened
.pose the distillery and all four
men mentioned above went to-
home of Howard and took him
and gave him an unmerciful
piping. They then told the old
that if he did not leave the
.hborhood they were going to kill
The old man had the crowd
Sted and put in Jail. The sheriff
all tour of the men chained to-
yer and as they were all white
attracted right much attention. p
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