Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-07-27
STATE NEWS.
Items of Interest CIippedErom
cur State Exchanges.

49,
/ Durham aun-E4g a,up-y is IN
vetw fer Durham, and 1-l-e I'll be
some important transfers torep0rt in
real est te in the near future.
Troy Mounteomerian-From re-
cent reports f ON thu Elisha Moore
gold mine we learn that the prospects
are fine. A depth Of oversixty feet
VAS beenreached ana the vein is show
ing up we'll.
Raleigh NeWsaad & Observer-It
IS aid that Moore-connsy farmers
Who rightly Danageare making from
sl20 to 5000 per acre onthe Della Ware
Grape they are shipping to market
NJ grape is SO good except the
9eu9per3ong, and it cannot be pro-
ftaoiy hi, ed.
Cha cite News-Dr. A, C.Barron,
tie aei ved pastor Of the First Bap-
list Chs eli, who IS now abroad, has
b-ta heard from Il. GLASGOW, Scot
land. Under date Of July 10Th he
rites III. " C Dowd that he had a
zleriaae iii . ross, aud wasnot e
sick for one moment.
Neville EN- Jour1al-Late every
aflernoon : isuorfcad th8tlarge fl ,cks
vi birds, thousands of them, gather ia
yhe ne5gaborbood OF Union poiut an
liz there IS ? perfect cloud Of them
ANA there they eve e ahoutand chris
nntii darkness sends them 10 their
roos's. nobody knows where.
Ashevine Cst:zen-Mr. and Mrs
; q orge N.nd.rhilt viii sp nd two
nsonehs 1t Hac-Harb0r this season
They lett q week ago With their little
daughter otnelia.a and WIiinot return
until eariy i4it. DR.. ana Mrs. Swope
wil jeia tae V.nierha's next week
au1 not .eg.s-n uatil late in August.
KIn-t n free Ptess-The last sad
: i,eo Were Haj1 anl the funeral con-
Quoted at 8 O'Clock this moraing of
the 1ate DR.. a. Il. Miller. Rev.
~ Ii SStkA - S&8 ttsJ IIAE101 = WIG
atthe home ana at thegrave the ODD
Fellows service was Conducted by a
large number of the members Of the
r order and Rev. John closed the SER
e vice.
Greensboro Record With double
= shift OF men working day and night
=
double trs cking ther3adfrom Greens
boro to High Point, it Ought not tic
he many days before the work is
- completed. The congestion between
~ these two points is bad and consid-
cradle relief will be the result wher
it is finished. The work ofequippine
the lire on 10 Charlotte will he pusheC
lively as soon as the present job i
done-in fact, men are at work on i
~, now.
rv GreenviIle Red8ct0r-AIr. John T
er Whichard, of Carolina townsbip,o n
rs of the oldest citizen Of the county
re died Friday morning. He was s
ON year old a leaves and wifeand severa
n sons and daughters, all of hischildre.
being grown. He was a men Der c
be the Primitive Baptist church a
oil Great Swamp, and passed away fri
asIin the faith of a blessed hereafter
il He was a Confederate soldier, an
On took great pleasure in meeting hi
az comrades here once a year in til
ms reunions of Ibe veterans.
IN Gastonia Gazatte-Mr. Thos. l
al Rhyme and his son Earle were We
les come visitors at The Gazette ofic
Wednesday. Mr.. Rhyme came owe
TO dispose OF the remnant / his co
LtA ton crop, and received 20 IA eeI
iii for it. Last Spring MIR Rhyme decic
ice Ell 10 raise more sweet potatoes an
MS less cotton. His potato patch an
this year contains about / IL acre
land is heavily fertiIlized with HON
d. made compost. Mr.Rhyne says L
nh noW has potatoes as large as a chat
post-though not as long-and til;
he feels confdento of getting 500 busl
els from his acres.