The banner-enterprise., 1883-04-19
L. f. SMITH,
G.. A. MEBANE, EDITORS.
j. ii. WILLIAMSON,
LOCAL BRIEFS.

suffocated by the dust while longer.
We have communication from a
Lincoln student, which we will pub
lish in our next.
Several articles from friends which
we desire to publish, but cannot do
SC. FOR the want Of space.
Forward your subscription to this
paper as soon as you receive speci-
men copy, or soouer if you will.
In another column will be found
"EsTA," or EsTRANGED, from the fa-
cile pen of Miss Ada A. Newton.
Mr.. Lewis n. Smith, colored, was
appointed on the Srd inst. postmaster
at Maple Cypress, Craven county.
Teachers Of Wake will notice else
where call for meeting of the
teachers association of this county.
j. G. Dancy, Esq, editor of N. c.
Sentinel, was in the city Monday
looking after subscribers for his paper.
For fresh and first class groceries,
don't forget to cal at Andrews Il
Ferralps. They sell at bottom prices.
Mr.. A. A. Williams closed his
school in Wayne county on last Fri
day after a session of several weeks.
For fine brands of cigars, tobacco,
snuff, &C., go and see s. NJ. Richard>
son. You are referred to his card in
this paper.
Alfred Williams & Co.'S down town
book store, is attracting attention.
Dlop in when you want goods in
their line.
Owing to a continual falling ba-
rometer, we suppose the railroad elec-
tion passed off very quietly on the
18th instant.
The subscription to the Albemarle
and Raleigh Railroad was carried in
Raleigh Township, butit was defeated
in the county.
Patronize those merchants who
advertise in the BANNER ENTERPRISES.
They are friendly to our advance
ment in the race of life.
The Hesperian Social Club, we are
informed, will give an entertainment
some time next week, complimentary
to l.. W. Nash and lady.
The ladies' building association of
st. PauPs A. NJ. Church, will give
an entertainment on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of next week.
The attention of our readers is di-
rected to the advertisement of S. l..
Alderman, Esq, photographer. 1t
is real treat to visit his gallery and
examine his artistical work.
See the card Of |. G. Hayes, Esq,
Attorney at Law, in another column.
And should you become involved
with the powers that be you will
do well to consult him.
A correspondent at War; enton in,
forms us that Mr.. Christmas, father
of Mr.. L. I. Christmas, died last
Sunday evening; and that it is quite
scikly in that section.
The Executive Committee of the
State Board of Agriculture have been
in session several days this week pre-
pairing to have North Carolina prop
erly represented at the Boston Exhi.
bition.
If you wish clean shave, neat
hair cut, or anything done pertaining
to the tonsorial art, go to Tom Tay-
lor's. He does his work according to
the latest style. Also fine cigars and
tobacco.
A communication from Mr.. E G.
Calhoun, of Wilson, is crowded out
of this issue. We would say, how
ever, that Mr.. Y. is enterprising
and fully alive 10 the necessity of Gle
waiting the race.
The attention of those desiring
handsome fuiniture, picture frames,
&c, is respectfully called to the ad-
vertisemtnt of Messls. Mack w.
Brown & Co., to be found elsewhere
in this paper. Give them call.
Messrs. Baker q Hoover, saloons
lists, keep constantly on hand well.
assorted stock of goods not "dry,n
and promise to satisfy tho "thirst' of
all who will favor them with call.
Read their advertisement.
j. W. Watson, Esq, the old reli-
oble photographers, has had his gal
lery remodeled, and is now executing
the finest work in the art. If you
can't get a good picture he will sit for
you, Give him Il trial.
For fine picture frames, window
sashes, cornices, curtains, &c, you
are directed to Mr.. Fred. A. Wat
sons manufacturing establishment.
lie has fine and well assorted stock
of goods at prices to suit the times.
These desiring the pleasure of an
evenings ride or the use of a fine
"tulnoutn at any time will do no bet
ter than by ordering of Melvin
Mobiles, Esq, He will furnish them
at the most reasonable terms. When
You visit this city don't. forget the
name.
The town of Mt. Olive, on the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, is
one of the most foutishing between
Wilmington and Weldon 1t popu-
iation is about four hundred. 1t has
two schools, five churches, twelve
stores, three ssloous, five physicians,
one judge and crank. Three Of the
,,,..oLaots of this hnrnuoh ure colnrad