Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-09-17
LEGAL RRlEFS.
Iterss af n crest in and Around
the CITY.

t0ber.
Mr.. l.. D. Giddens has in his show
window something new in coffee fit
ers or coffee machines. 1t is run by
and will make coffee IN 8
minutes, and is one OF the NEST con-
yenisnt inventions OF the age fer ready
household use.
DR.. n. L. Bryan, the dentist, while
working his garden this morning, un-
earthsd "a plain gold ring, caked with
earth from long lying buried, but which
when rubbed up Is bright and perfect.
1t has no inscription to detsrm1ne lis
history and has evidently been lost Tor
years.
Mr.. Geo. c. Royal, OF the furniture
firm of Messrs. Royal 81 Borden, WHO
has been on an extensive business trip
north, returned to the city this morn
ing. While in Washington, D. c., he
teek a run out to Fort Niger to witness
the flying exploits of Orvills Wright
and he says that it surpasses all the
wonderful things he has svsr seen.
Miss Vivian Cole, daughter of Mr..
j. w. Csls, of this city, was enc of the
succsssfuls in the recent Lester Piana
contest advertised in the ARGUS, and
this morning received a duly executed
certificate from that reiiable company
for $50. Oe, which will be received ey
them as cash in part payment Of any
$500 1911 S-on, &hono
The Dixie Cate and restaurant, open
ed in tho handsome quarters formerly
occupied by the Higgins Drug Gem
nan on East Centre street, 10 the
latest acquisition to G~0ldsboro's bust
moss enterprises. Nj proprietor is a
petite Greek OF many years experience.
and he gives promise of prompt and
satisfactory service at all hOurs-day
and night.
BY a change Of schedule on the
Southern Railway. Sunday, passenger
train Ne. 139 heretofore leaving here
ut $3.50 p. M, departs at 2:o5 p. M,
making connection at Selma with the
Atlantic Coast Line train southbound,
At Raleigh with the Seaboard Air Line
train southbound, and Mt Greensboro
with main line trains both North and
South. No other trains leaving or ar
irving in this city are affected by the
southern's new schedule.
The Acme Theatre, conducted by
Mr.. H. r. Mason during the summeI
months in the Messsnger Opera House,
has been moved into the store next tic
Robinson's drug store, where It's pa
trsns will in the future be entertained
with the refined moving pictures which
have always marked this place o.
amusement. The pictures last nigh
were especially fine, the comioal reel
"stolen Sausage afording q contin
ual laugh to those present.
The first installment Of steel rails fel
the Goldsboro street railway have ar
rived and Seen received and unloaded
by the Gsldsboro Traction Company
together with all the necessary joint
the city had it's approach to the new
Union Passenger Station along Wal
nut street, west, in graded readiness
the laying of the street railway tracl
seuld begin.
Mrs. L. H. Castex, who has beer
North for some time making pur
ehases of fall goods and millinery fe
the popular store Of Castex & Co., ar
:--I Lo.,- tIiz -flnrnO0n a0onrona
MED by Miss McComas, whose servic
with them as head milliner for sewers
successive seasons has been SO salts
tastory with the trading public. He
return to our city for another seass1
will he a source Of general pleasure.
Messrs. Dannenberg Brothers hav'
fitted up a very inviting refreshmen
establishment at $50 East Walnu
street, which they are preparing t.
operate on an elaborate scale, serving
healthful and refreshing beverages ant
wholesome lunches. and oysters il
season. They max q special OF tn
new noted and popular hop bevsrag
known as "Cubanade," which they sx
Slus1vely control ana serve 70 oro01 -
drauxht or in bottles and to families.
The Lester Piano contest, recensl,
published in the ARGUS. seems to hav
haA o great many prize winners anon
the numerous readers sfthis paper, an
the company write US hat they ar
not only satisfied u greatly gratifs
~ %hm ror.,1f~ 81 THAR ad wQrtlRA am an
The list of certificate winners rsports
to this Office today is so numerous frer
all sections of the wide territory OF GU
circulation that we are unable to Civ
amaze to the namas in our circum