The banner-enterprise., 1883-10-13
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......State Fair next week.
1.-THE old Jail isnow being rapidly
torn down.
......Mr. Woodland, of Rockingham,
is working for the Fair.
......Hon. J. E. O'IIara is in the city
attending the Supreme Court = =
......All right, friend Murphy, send
us another list of subscribers.
......This paper nearly doubles the
circulation of most local papers.
1T. M. Duck, of Company Shops,
will bring a fine horse to the Fair.
....ThsBAdstsER EAriERPpR aisE ihsaahh'
excellent medium for advertising.
......Mr. Griffith, of Reidsville, has
our thanks for a list of subscribers.
......Hon. j. w. Poe sends two lists
of subscribers, for which he has our
thanks.
1T. M. Duck, of Company Shops,
will have a fine horse on exhibition at
the Fair.
......Mr. Etheridge, of Hartford,
writes us an interesting letter which
will appear in our next.
1.-The number of scholars in the
several colored Graded Schools in this
city are daily increasing.
lone hundred new subseribers
added within the last two weeks. How
does this seem to strike you?
800 Tho State Normal School will
open on the 9Th day of November next
with Prof. Chatham as Principal.
......W. E. Foster, of Charlotte, will
exhibit a fine buggy in competition for
trimming and finish in the latest style.
49,. Miss Susie J. Rix has returned
to the city from Pocket, N. C., where
she has been teaching for the past two
months. a56M uot~rG
s...Sendin your subscription now,
if you desire to know what the colored
people are doing Internationally, Agri-
culturally and otherwise.
800. Work on the new wing Of the
main building Of Shaw University is
progressing rapidly. President Tup-
per hopes to complete it soon.
......Rev. III. M. Murphy writes that
the Fair is booming at Hamlet and
Wadesboro, and that the latter place
wants to carry off fifty premiums.
MIR. G. N. Hunter, Of the Post
Office Department, in this city, we re-
greet very much to say, has been con-
fined to his bed for more than a week.
.a.. Capt. J. II. Jones has been cho-
sen one of the Directors Of the w. w.
& o. r. r.. for Wake county. He is
doing good work for the road the Fair.
......Those desiring fine painting of
any description will do we'll to secure
the services of Mr.. Thomas of Green's
boro. See his card elsewhere in this
paper.
The attention of the travelling
public is respectfully directed to the
advertisement of Henry and Wray,
restaurant keepers at Greensboro.
They keep a first class saloon.
......Shaw University opened last
Wednesday with a larger number of
students than have wei been in at
tendance before at the beginning of
the session.
...Messrs. j. G. Hooper and II.
w. Pope, of Shoe Heel, are doing good
work in their section, fer the Fair.
They report having made several
speeches to large audiences.
Thanks to Mr.. Griffith of Reds
vile for Jan interesting letter and a
list of subscribers. Brother Grid,yh
proposes to make a thorough canvass
for the ENTERPRISE. That's right.
For fine ''turn-outsn don't fail
to call on Harris & Parham, especially
when you COM to the Fair. They
guarantee first class rigs" at low
figures. Go and examine for yourself.
.....,YOu can do no better when de-
sirous of purchasing ready-made cloth
ing, than to buy Of M. Rosenthal. He
keeps constantly On hand a full stock
cut in the latest styles. Give him a
call.
IL. T. Askew & Co., Commission
Merchants of Norfolk, Va. ask a lib
eral share of patronage from country
producers. You have only to try them
to be convinced Of their reliability,