Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-06-22
STATE NEWS.
dtems of Interest Clipped From
our State Exchanges.

durham arrived nome yesterday
afternoon. They seemed glad TO get
bsck home from Raleigh after the
several days hard work in that city
this week.
Newbern Journal Officer Monta-
que returned from Beaufort yester-
day where he went on Friday to
have the bullet in his wound located
by an X-ray, theinstrument is inthe
possession of DIR. Maxwell and the
position of the ball in the body wa
noted.
Green's oro Reco-d-Mr. Bruce
Craven, who reported the proceeding
of the Teachers Assembly for the
Raleigh Morning Post, was this
morning notified of his election as
superlntedent of the graded school Oh
Morga1ton. This is Il of the best
positions in the State.
Winston Repubiican-If two rival
newspapers at Greensboro viii dis
rupt a party, what al be said o,
the two Democratic newspapers i'll
Charlotte and the two in Raleigh
! who are at war with each other? 1t
looks like somebody eloe's party is
getting IN bad shape.
Wiikesboro Chron cle-The chair
snake' is not confiEing itself to cab
bage entirly. The other day Mr..
d. j. McCann's daughter at Trap
Hill was peling an apple and came
'~across a chair snake" that was 8 Ii
inches long. 1t acted IS if alive,
twis ing, working and coilipg up it.
se'f.
Neubern Jouinal-The rainy sea-
son seems to have begun rather ear.
l:tr han usual. The showers fol
the past few days have been too fire..
quent to make things entirely plea
SAINT. Ye terday showers hal pened
eNery few minutes and the total
precipitation approximate and
inch.
Wilmington Star-Mr. Eugene S
Martin is confined to his home as
the result of a sever fall experience
ed last Monday while on his way
down to his office from dinner. Mr..
Martin slippei on a banana peel
with much violence. H is undo
the care of a p~hysic,n and hopes Il
be out again i'll d Ii y or two.
High Point Etter ni7e-Flts
Lambeth, who lives at R8cfa
Randolnh county, wa, in High Pom
today. TINS was his first visit in i
years and Of cours he ICES a grear
change from a village to a city. Mr.
Lambeth is the inventor of an i'm
proved W. ter wheel, which has re
:eived nigh endorsem Mt.
Salisbury Post Rev. Farther Lee
kunz, of Belmont, who was appoint
ed by Bishop Leo Haid to succeed
Rev. Farthe Joseph, who for thirteen
Years has been priest at the Catholic
church here, arrived in Salisbur.
last night and held mass thi
morning. Rev. Father JOSEPH
leaves tomorrow for Charlotte AM
will enter upon his work there a
Eonce.
Greenville Reflector All the sec
ltion hands on the Southern road be
tween Mt. Airy and Sanford are on
zstrike and refuse to work unless tn
company puts up more cash for
days work. The Mt. Airy New
learns that only two section hand
are working and they are belo'
aGreensboro. This does not includ
the section masters, but they cannt
do any work without hands, an
1.-THE condition continues to gro
worse.
North Wilkesboro Journal-H.N
Handy tells us that Joseph Calowa.
who lives on top Of the Blue Ride
, labove Parsonville, just across tt
Ashe line, has 100 acres in corn ar
that 65 acres of it are in one fiel
Think Of a field of 65 acres all
Icorn on top of the Blue Ridge! III
lrows are g mile and half long. M
Galloway is oneof the wealthiest nj
IN Ashe county, and has made it
farming on a mountain farm. T
has So head of cattle, seven hors
= land mules and other stock in pl
- portion.
Kinston Free Press-Walter F,
Elmer, of Institute came to court tt
alweek to answer the the charge
bigamy and incidentally prosecute
III suit for divorce, against his "frs
ot wife on statutory grounds. He
j. cured the decree of divorce, entel
or a plea of nolo contendere in the
gamy case, was let off with the s
TX pension OF judgment and payment
a Icosts and fifteen minutes after the
r Icree of divorce was married for
o1 second time, this time legally,
sh Miss Julia Mcdaniel. His forn
marriage to Miss Mcdaniel was al
ne had left the first. Mrs. Farm
for the reason named in the dive