Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1906-01-18

, C. BRIEFS.

Was n n city today.
Rev. JIG. johnson and wife of
Garysburg are in the city visiting
her mother Mrs. N. J. Smith.
Prot. JnO. G. Miller left today re-
turning to his duties on the faculty
of Morganton Institute for the Deaf
and Dumb.
Edgar Best, colored, was bound
over to court this morning in a 800
bond by Mayor Hood, for an as
.sault with a deadly weapon upon
the person of another negro by the
name of Ernest Bennett.
Mr.. Leonard Edwards has re-
turned from the western stock Cen
tres where he purchased a fine and
we'll selected lot of horses and mules
for Mr.. Asher Edwards large stock
trade in this section.
The carpenter work on the old
Arlington hotel building has about
been completed and with the addi-
ton of a handsome C at of paint on
the outside, the building now pre-
sents a very attractive appearance.
It will be a source of great pleas
ure to her many friends in this city,
to know that Mrs. d. E. Sellars was
successfully operated upon for appen-
dicitis at the famous st. Luke's hos
pital, at Richmond. Va, on Satur-
day last, and that at this writing she
is doing as well as could be expected.
Mr.. A. l.. Pierce, proprietor of the
Pierce attractions company that is to
afford entertainment for Goidsboro's
"Trade Week"-April 9-14-arrived
Mrs. Pierce, and will spend the
noted and superb attractions in or
der.
Mr.. Frank M. Miller, hurrying
from far away New Mexico upon
hearing of the death of his revered
father the late lamented DIR. j. f.
Miller, arrived home this morning.
Frank went to New Mexico for his
health and Is engaged in the ranch
business out there; and his hosts OF
friends will be glad to learn that his
health has been completely restored
and that he is doing well.
Dr. @. Alphonso Smith, of the fac.
ulty of the University of North Caro-
lima, will lecture in the Woman's
Club Room on Friday night, Jan.
10. DIR. Smith is known to us no
only as a great teacher. but a man OF
broad scholarship, a deep thinker
and a fine orator. The people q
G%oldsboro are to be envied in hav.
ing an opportunity to hear DIR
Smith. The public is invited. Fri
day night Jan. 10, is the date.
There is considerable annoyance
reported by the farmers and land
owners of the county to this Office
Ove the hunters that invade theIl
premises. Those complaining anC
those complained of seem to be
largely unaware of the fact, ina
Chapter PIG of the Public Laws O
North Carolina, 1905, makes it s
misdemeanor, punishable by a tint
of from S. to $1,000, for any one tt
hunt, fish or go upon the lands o
another in Wayne County without
the WRITTEN CONSENT of the owner
except in fox hunting.
Additions are being made to the
old marble yard building near the
opera house; in fact, it will be con
verted into a nice brick building
with two stores, n of which, Wher
completed, will be occupied by
Frank Sears, as a barber shop. The
building now occupied by Frank
Sears as a barber shop, formerly
tho Sf Tonoo0 H0fnI so u1n IN
formed, will undergo extensive re.
pairs, be put in first class shape and
will be occupied by Mrs. II. E Per.
kIns as a boarding house or hotel.
Our friend and townsman Mr.. s.
L. Rose is not only a music dealer
in musical instruments, but he is al.
80 a music composer of real ability,
His latest production is a delightful
waltz, which he has dedicated tt
and named "The Order Railway
Telegraphers Waltz" of which pro.
sale by all music dealers, and costs
SO cents.
Unless the people of a town be
lieve they have a good town and tel
strangers so, they can hardly ex
pect the outside world to grow very
enthusiastic on the subject. The
basis of all progress lies with thu
home folks. They must start tn.
ball rolling and then others will
nelp push it along.
The public generally, among whom
he has many friends, will sympa
thize deeply with Mr.. Tom Brown
the genial and efficient chef of tn,
Kennon Cafe, in the death of hi
estimable wife, to whom he was de
voted and attentive, which occurred
yesterday morning at 9 O'Clock, ate
a long illness, patiently borne, 0
consumption. The funeral was hell
from the home, on South Jane
street, this afternoon at 8 o'clock
and the interment was made in Viii
low Dale Cemetery. Deceased wa
only % years of age and was a de
voted member of the First Baptis
church, and the funeral was con
Quoted by its pastor Rev. w. F
Fry. She is survived by her vene1
able mother, whose only child sh
was, and by her devoted husband.
LITTLE POCKET PHYSICAL
Hyomei Inhaler that is Guaran