Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-08-02
Newbern, is in thelcity, visiting her
cousin Mrs. D. FL. Dixon.

Newbern, is in thel city, visiting he
cousin Mrs. D. f. pixon.
Misses Alice AND Mary Aycocl
went up to Wilson, to-day to visi
their aunt, Mrs. Albert Anderson.
The Democratic County Conven.
ton meets in the Messenger Opera
House tomorrow at 1890 o'clock.
Mrs. Geo. A. Norwood, Jr., and
children arrived home today from 8
visit to relatives in Greenville, S. c.
Miss Mittie Lewis, to the pleasure
Of her many friends here, is in the
city, the guest Of her sister Mrs. w.
T. DOrtch.
Miss Annie Cox, who has been
confined 10 her home with fever r0r
some days, is convalogcent, ne are
glad to know.
Miss Susie Rosenthal, who has been
visiting Miss Helen Well, III this city.
returned to her home III Raleigh this
afternoon.
Mrs. Margaret e. Cox, Of Newton
Grove, is Ia the city, visiting her
daughter Miss Annie Cox aud her
sister Miss Eliza d. Robinson.
On account Of an extra large num-
Der OF rev end attractive advertise
ment9 in this Issue, additional news
matter will be found on the inside.
Rev. +. W, Farrlss, who has been
ona vacation wish TO relatives North
and in Canada, returned home Lest
night, much benefited by the "trip,
his hosts Of friends here wilI be GLAD
to know,
Owing TO the continuous rain DUR
the first days or his special safe.
and at the solicitation Of many OF his
customers who were unable t0 attend
Ny. |. Meyer has decided to continue
his sale 2 few days longer.
Adopting the Suggestion of 1aa
ARGUs, we understand q number OF
our merchants On West Centre and
Walnut streets, wilI pave the side
walks in front Of their places Of
business with granoiithic paving
Before another issue Of the ARGUS
appears the County Democratic
viii have been named. aud
public viii know "who's who
and so will the candidat8s-and
The agony of hope deferred wiz be
over.
Mr., Graves Smith, who has been
On an extended four 10 Europe. ar
rived home last night, safe and
looking well. What he saw abroad
would fill a volume, and prove most
interesting reading, and Graves IS
1elng Kept busy by his friends, tell
ng them all about it.
Two beautiful birds are on exhibit
ion at the Jews stand of the Hotel
.ennon that are attracting consider
able attention and comment, but
heir nature is a matter of general
We would like for some one
posted in birdology to tell the
ARGUS what manner of bird these
ire.
Messrs. Geo. Baker and Lonnie
1dgerton embarked this morning
n their steam launch-nameless-
It Neuse river bridge, for the At
antic Ocean, their destination being
Camp Glenn" on Bogue Sound.
hey carried with them q u. S. flag
nd a wireless telegraphy outfit, and
nay be heard from at any moment
-nIfhnr uyoJ1zSno ~ o4I1rvrS,o
Messrs. r. @. Freeman and Abe
who have been on an extend
d pleasure trip to New York, and
ther populOus popular resorts in
ne North, retained home last night,
DING and coming by the Old Do
1inion Steamship route from Nor
Dix. This is MI. Freeman's first
isit to New York, and what he saw,
nd his impressions of the great
metropolis, is quite interesting to
stem TO.
Nr. Joseph Edwards, who styles
imself the champion Of Low
,rices'' - OF which title he is
proud-has inaugurated q Big
Salvage Sale, to begin at his
lace of business tomorrow, (Satur-
ay) July 28th, and continue until
aturday, August 9TH. In order to |
lark down and re-arrange the stock
r the big sale, which promises to I
all former sales yet held by
which is saying a great deal, :
store is closed to-day. One of I
features Of the sale advertised is {
he promise of 8 present to every t
nrchaser of 81 worth of goods, as a {
'membrance of the sale. From the
Ktensive advertising and the low
rices quoted On a number of staple
I'd useful articles, it appears that a 6