The banner-enterprise., 1884-01-26
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Superior Court has been in session
two weeks.
Read the cenclnsionpf Aberdeen's
article in this issue.
Thanks to Congressman O'Hara
for Congressional documents sent.
The M. E. Conference will con.
vene in Greensboro on the 9th prox.
For 6ne work in tho ~tonsorlal art,
go to see George Peaman, 706 North
Front stree3, Wilmington, N. C.
1t is leap year, but we advise the
fair sex to remember the advice of
Butler: Look before youere You leap.
Rev. A. NJ. Turner, who has been
spending several days in the city with
his family. returned to his post on the
oath inst.
1t is said that equal parts Of raw
turpentine and mutton suet made in
to a plaster is an excellent remedy for
pneumonia.
With this issue the BANNER En-
TERPRIsE enters upon its fourth year
a living certainty. No further CON-
ment Is needed.
From Northern papers we learn
that Mr.. Rhoden Mitchell is North in
search of aid to start a school of higher
grade at Windsor, N. c..
We are In receipt Of the Messenger
Annual for 1884. 1t is illustrated and
for beauty and artistic taste surpasses
any we have ever seen.
We regret we could not attend the
entertainment given by Col. and Mrs.
G. T. Wassom of GOldsboro. We learn
it was q pleasant occasion.
Mr.. Turner has resigned his posi-
ton as route agent on the r. 4 G.
road, and Mr.. J. H. Hawkins of War
renton has been appointed to FIJI the
vacancy,
Mr.. Jesse Taylor, q former menu
Der OF the Oak City Blues and the city
Bucket Company, died on the 18th
inst. He was highly respected by all
classes of our citizens. h,
Fred Douglass, who Is 20 years
old married a white woman 35. We
have repeatedly said that he does not
represent the intelli gent and more self
respecting colored men Of the South.
"A correspondent from the West,
in writing to the Sentinel, gives one
very strong reason for a colored State
convention. We favor a call, and
will, ere long, give our reasons there
for.
There is a growing sentiment in
favor of uniting the two Samaritan
Orders in this State. We favor it,
and will avail Ourself in future of the
opportunity to give our reasons there's
for @g @t
A few Of the colored journals are
making much-a-do because the demo-
Gratis in the Ohio Legislature elected
a Negro E~ngrossing Clerk. That's
nothing. The Democrats of this State
away back in the seventies elected one
assistant door keeper.
During the holidays Mr.. j. W.
Pope of Rich Square, and assistant
principal Of the State Normal School
at Plymouth was united in marriage
to Miss Pocahontas Grizzard Of Hall.
fax. We wish the happy couple q
pleasant trip.
The Globe House, on west Walnut
street, Goldsboro, N. c., formerly run
by d. Morrisey, Esq, has been re-
opened by Mr.. Isaiah Perry, 1t is not
q block from the depot and convenient
for cosmopolitans. Mr.. Perry will keep
a first class house in every respect.
The attention of our readers is
called to the card Of Messrs. Belts Il
Owens, of Wilmington. These gentle
men keep a first class house in every
respect. and those who r fond Of
"wet goods" will be satisfactorily
served by them, day or night. Re-
member, No. 10 Market street.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an
invitation to attend q banquet compli.
mentary to Hon. ], E. O'Hara, given
by North Carolinians resident In the
city of Washington. The banquet was
to have been on the 10th, and our "in
vite" was post marked the 18th; but
it is not far from here to Washington.
Among the most recent candidates
for journalistic preferment are the