Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-13
STATE NEWS.
Heans of Interest Clipped Fre4n
eur State EXCHANGES.

eur State Exchanges.
Newbern JournaI-It is said That
some men living IN Pamlico county
are violating thegame laws byshoot-
ing deer. This story needs 10 be in
vestigated, if true the guilty parties
should be vigorously prosecuted.
DR.. TAFT Butler, State Neterirar-
ian, will go to Sampson county July
18th to deliver an address before
the Sampson county Farmers Allla-
nee. His subject will be "The Ne
cessity for for More Live Stock in
North Carolina"
Mt. Airy News-Mr. John a.
IouEg, of Greensboro, was in the
ity }esterday comforting with Mr..
y. II. Haynes and others as to the +
plans for work on theiE big orchard
near Lowgap. They are planning to
Prepare land this GEAR for large num-
DER Of young trees TO be st next
spring.
Charlotte Chron c}e--k bout this
lime of the y ar, the c0.ton down
toout Laurinburg and MaNton 10 us
| uaIy about waist higa, 1hIs season
however, the plants are 10 as tail as
| hey are up ia thus part Of the field
! in that section thatisupto the "faud'
of the Nleckleuburg cotton farms.
| A wet spring ana d late start is pro
badly the explanation.
Wilmington Hon. Jno. ID.
| Bellamy has received and accepted Z
very cordial invitation to deliver al
address upon the semi-centen-
NAL of Harnettcounfy on August3td
refe rence to which has been nade il
these colmus from timete time. MIR
8eilamy Will peak on tue life ane
gallant deeds OF General AleNanae
Ellington, the hero ofMoare's Creek
for whom the county seat OF H1rEet
is named.
Kinston Free Press-We have i
hanG now the greater part u a su1
necessary to give Us q go3d vjtejde
brick pavement. The fund can d
Increased. Let US have a good, las
ing pavement oG nothing at ailin ii
way of street paVemenr. Gentieme
= take your time about ii; but rembe
= we want vitrihed brick rather TIA
: magadan, which is after all d me
makeshift. Kinston Is building t
=. the future.
The Sampson Democrat Of Thul
day contains a communication fro
DIR. J. Q. ALatihea ) coroner of Sam
son county, generating Mr.. Geor.
= r. Warren, one of the most substa
- tial citizens OF the county, from
slanderous report that be had po;sc
ed Mr.. ID Lae, another weukaoy
- citizen, Of Sanpsoa county. h
Lee died March 1895, and The c
oner states that the cause of des
was heart disease.
sci A very peculiar incident occur
Oh MONDAY at Thurman, 3 small Wills
IL south of Newbe1n. Mr.. J. W. ca
Id a farmer in shat section, reports Il
on from a cloud hanging MS neighb
n hood, without any waring whate'
Js- a single stoke oflightniGg shot for
ra~ stfickipg au employee named del
Ja1man ard mule, killing them b.
ain8tan,Iy, after which the cloud
IN mediatly disappeared without adj
rs. OF water falling to the earth.
A dispatch from Durham July
ne says Edgar Williams, about2 2 ye
old, Q OF ex-MayOrR r. l.. Wiliiar
was crushed by one OF the fast No
-er bound passenger trains early /
ng morning ami died about / o'clot
u 1t IS supposed the young man was
ne ther sitting or standing on the tra
when he was struck. During the
an cent Spanish-AmerIcan war the
o. ceased wasa volunteer and s8rE
with the regular army in the hopi
corps.
Greensboro Record Freight ira
over the Southern railway is reachi
enormous proportions. Nearlyeye
reight train leaving the city
. the South is a double header, a
those going in a northerly direct
are equally 8Iong. Under the blc
system, which ha~srecently beenadl
tea by the Southern many trains {
. beopeated acknowledgement colliso
- There is a telegraph Office and ops
tor at every siding, three miles
q. less apart, between DanvilIe q
Greensboro, n. Q.
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Dying OF Famine
~ is, in its torments, like dying OF G
az sumption. The progress ofcon suIa
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