Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-09-26
OUR EXCHANGE TABLE.
Items of General Interest Cleaned
From State Papers.

Wilmington Sta1-The steam and
zw>1xi1fary slaarpie Ruth J., owned by
1sse Union Fish Company, Ed. Taylor
ID Co. the Cooperative Packing Com
Yaxny and J. A. Nixon d Co, yesterday
afternoon about 2 o'clock off Carolina
Beach made a haul of 10 900 mullets or
R,atween 1900 and 15, 900 punches of
time fish.
Durham Sun-Mr. C. j. Tilley, after
IAN illness of several weeks from typh-
Gid fever, died at the Watts Hospital
this morning at 4 O'Clock. His death
caused much sadness among his rel
safixes aad riends in Durham. The re-
mains were carried from the hospital
TO the home of the Diseased on Lynn
street
Concord Times-Mr. w. III. Fisher, of
~MExErs1 Pleasant, says there seems to be
-Enu-h al every year about who shall
bring ia the first new bale of cotton,
but that nothing is ever said of the
a1an who brings to market the first
load OF new corn. He had that honor
ahis year, bringing it in yesterday. He
had e LIZ hushals in the ear, and sold
it for 30 :ents a bushef.
Kinston Free Press-Mr. J. S. Pad
rick. of Lakeland, Fla, is visiting his
nncle. MI Albert Padrick in this city.
Hr- Psdriek is r native K~instonian.
He Left here over 20 years and went
40 Florida, where he has since lived.
r So -, arr - tho f1ooc4 limo %
r., and KHIls between Lakeland and
TaIaKs. He remarked enthusiastically
1a the many changes in the city since
leaving here
Charlotte Neys-Miss Grace PoWe,
formerly of the faculty of h Presby-
1erian College has, upon advice of her
physician, resigned her position. Miss
Pn.e WAS greatly shocked by the ac-
g5dent at Concord. in which train Nc.
IS was wrecked she being a passenger.
Her physician says she will not be able
10 teach for a year. Her many friends
in the college regret this as she was
cane of the most popular teachers there.
Greens STo Keeord-Mr. II. S. VIM
III d AAAOWA LIdfSIlLR Sd1OSIud11
who has been i'll with typhoid fever at
MI Burk's boarding house for several
W efhs, is ROW ON the road to
His mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w Wimhish, who have been here
for som1etfH8e, left yesterday for their
home at Stuart, Va
New Bern Sun-There was a goodly
1uanlher Of arrivals at The CASTOR last
zaEstzt, zxnd everybody is pleased with
1Ets new hotel. Much hard work has
Gean done the past month in getting
H1s equipment and furnishings all in
place The lobby presented a brilliant
RcR11E last night, in fact all the build
ing was splend1dly illuminated The
dining room is u dream of lovely ele-
Eanee. and tEae cuisine unsurpassed.
Manager Morton is as happy over the
outlook rs he is courteous and popular
with his guests
IKRnoir News-At the enthusiastic
ErueetIErg held here last Thursday in the
5~aaterest of the Lenoir and Blowing
Ecek turnpike, q very strong senti
nzsen2 developed in favor of making thu
proposed new road a trolley line in
stead of m maeadamized turnpike. II
seenforEnity to this sentiment q resolu
Elon was passed by h meeting in
strzze4ing the board of directors to lool
unto the advisability of trying for 81
electric road The directors proceeded
at once to act upon the instructions an
there is an effort now being made t
RAISE the subscriptions, pledged t
2 Coo. and organize a railroad in
xzsad OF 81 turnpike company.