The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-07-09

tuC UuauAb VI Yo oulbVLnA VI ulS COuEVcnlon
A few years ago unknown, he has devel
oped a magnificent railroad makeup thai
should make North Carolinians proud o
him.
The aged editor of the Charlotte o.
serve, has been roundy denounced by or
indignation meeting held in the city Of
Charlotte, for ungratefnl and reasonable
language, in an editorial about President
Garfield. This is commendable in the
citizens of Charlotte.
The Newhernida Of last week was
after Bros. u. A. Wright and W. y.
Kornegay. Did Garfield ask BRO. Wright
if he was Tax CoDeotor, or not2 Col,
Baker s.ya one thing, Bro. Peterson an
other; now tell us the truth.
Eastern Star Grand Chapter con-
venes in the city Of Raleigh on the, 18th
inst. The delegates from Goldsboro are
Mrs. E. E. Smith and Mrs. Elizabeth
Thompson. This, we think, is the first
setting Of Grand Lodge Of the Eastern
Star Order in North Carolina. Ladies',
we hope you will have good time.
The Good Samaritans that excurted
to Wilmington last week had a good
time. This is one Of the largest Orders
in possession of signs and tokens in the
United State. In the North there are
thousands Of whites in it. The day is
not far distant when the people viii use
their good sense and unite for our com.
mon cause.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION. Mr.. G. B.
Aycock, our county Superintendent Of
Public Schools for Wayne county, re.
quests us to say that he will examine all
persons who desire to teach in the public
schools Of Wayne county, on the 18th,
18th, and 10th days Of July. After
these days all persons that are examined
will have to pay 81, 0Ofor their certificate.
MARRIAaE.-Mr. James Ambrose,
one Of our most respectable young men,
led to the Hymenial altar on the 9Th
inst, one Of Goldsboro's fair daughters,
Miss Adeline Atkinson. We wish them
a long and happy voyage over the sea Of
life. BE just and fear not; let all the
ends thou aims't at be thy country's, thy
Gods and truths.
-Rey. Alfred Thomas, (col.), has
come to grief. Alfred says that white
clerk in the city over-persuaded him to
bear message to colored sister (which
he did, and she went to Rev. A. w. ALI
son, elder in charge, and bowed on him |;
and thusly end one jack-leg minister.
We commend brother Allison and the
deacons for the course they took in the
matter. A little lead, used a time or
two, would put stop to such hellish com.
munications between the races.
PROHIBITION SPEAKERS CoMINaFRoM
BoToN. We have just received a letter
from the Secretary of the National Pro.
hibatson Alliance of Pittsburg, Pa, in
forming us that DR.. William Wells Brown
of Boston, Mass. The great negro orator
Of the North, would make his appearance
upon the stump in a few days-with five
advance agents to placard the whole
country We know Mr.. Brown, and he
is probably the ablest negro orator living
in America.
The following Marriage Licenses were
issued by Mr.. R. W. Edgerton, Register
of Deeds. for June, 1881:
White: Boar Newell to Edney Spi-
vey; Solomon Burroughs to Rosanna
McEntire; Lewis Jones to Ann e. Far.
mer; Bennett Herring to Delpha Al:
Goodson.
Colored Henry Massenbrg to Mary
Hooks; Ollin Newell to Mary Ellis /;
Henderson Arts to Sarah burden; AL
fred Carlisle to Matte A. Collier.
CoLoRED NORMAL School OF New
BERNIE, N. c. This school, established
under an Act Of the last Legislature. will
openits session of about five months, on
the 18th of July, 1881. Mr.. Geo. H.
White has been elected principal. Com
munications may be addressed to Mr..
Geo. Fl. White or the Board Of Direct
L. G. Vass, Geo. Allen, Geo.
s. Fisher.
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