Wayne County, NC - Miscellaneous

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Grace Williamson Turner
Edited by Guy Potts


                        Goldsboro Messenger 

                           Goldsboro, NC

                      Thursday, March 10, 1881

                              Briefs

Wayne county Inferior Court will be held Monday the 28th inst.

A cow with twin calves was a novelty on our streets a day or two ago.

Mr. Needham Smith, a Goldsboro liquor dealer, died one day last week.

The bill passed to reduce the amount of the official bond of county surveyor 
from $4,000 to $1,000.

We had the pleasure of a visit on Tuesday from Mr. Seth M. Carpenter, the able 
editor of the Newberrian.

We are requested to state that Dr. B.F. Arrington, the efficient Dentist, will 
be at Snow Hill, during next week.

The failure of the liquor license bill in the Senate on Saturday last has caused 
considerable comment, pro and con, in this section.

Dr. V.N. Sewell, of Duplin, we are glad to learn, has decided to make the White 
Hall section, in this county, his future home.

Mr. J.J. Baker, Jr. residing in Pikeville township, had the bad fortune recently 
to get his left hand (fold in paper) in his cotton gin.

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