The? oldsboro Star,
Satday, April 8, 1882.
Thero
isnowia Rooky Mont yester-
day.
What hf become of the Bapiitt Review!
We never e it any more.
The Sta
Republican Exeoutive Com-
mittee me
i on the I8thinst. in Raleieh.
Hon. OjHnibs, II. 0., from the 2nd
District, wll ntorn home to spend a few
days the net t May.
Prof. W. E.Barnette has removed his
barber shop e door south of Fachtler
& Kern's, spitairs, opposite the Stab
offloe.
Attention Is called to the traveling
pnblio to th! change of schedule of the
W. & W, Bailroad, which took effect
April 3nd; 1882.
Mr. Iticlard M. Lee of Chowan Co. ,
was in attendance of the State Convention,
He is one of the rising young men of the
Eastern seotbn of the State.
We called upon the Eev. A. B. Wil
liams, pastor f the First Baptist Church.
He informedas that he added about BO
new oonv erti to his church this year, also
10 has been idded by letter, making a to
tal of 60.
We were informed yesterday that some
of our Towi Commissioners who voted to
tax bar keepers to Texas and back during
the prohibition fever are nowquite anxious
for a reduotion of tho same it is a bad
wind that never shifts,
Mr. H. M.Strouse is daily reoeiving his
new stock of spring goods. Some of the
latest and best prints of the season are to
be had at this house for five cents per
yard. Gentlemens' ware a specialty; give
him a call, and he will take pleasure in
showing yot all,
We speijttwo days of last week in New
Berne, w'ere we had the pleasure of
meeting Eons, E- Hubbs, I- B. Abbott)
E. A. White, E. E. Dudley, Joseph Nel
son, Register of Deeds, M. Hahn, Shoriff
of Cravooi, Uobt. Hancock, Jr., Mr. Henry
Collector c' Customs, Geo. H. White, and
a host of oliers, both white and colored,
whose natOM our iimitea spae0 will not
permit -
'My wife and I am one,' explained the
oolored eentleman; adding, with a smile
that was childlike and bland, 'and I am de
one.' The President a few months ago
informed a well known Congressman that
his policy would be to ignore fractional
lines in ih Remiblican party. In other
words, ha was going to treat the stalwarts
and tho anti-atalwarts as one. The only
trouble is that judging from his recent ap
pointments he regards the stalwarts as
one.'
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Wilmington Revuw : Major H. L.
Grant, of Goldsboro, oontenplates moving
to this city and going into the manufac
ture of briok on a large scale. Maj.
Grant haimuch experience in the business
which hi proposes establishing here and
turns out briok almost epual to the Phila
delnfcia brick in appearance. A year or
twetgo fre visited Goldsboro and found
AF ' . . i a 1..fAaf and
rJTVs nttoninery to uo ui mo '""" -
i, impbvedjkind.
hat dtes this mean 7
Tlliepote and unfortunate Exodusters
that leftlWavno county two and three
jears agolfor the west are gradually mak
ing Iheirfwar baok to JSortn uaroiina
Mr. Benj! Jones, who sold his house and
otat a great eaorifice and moved out
weatfhai lefet two of his children. His
wife and! oldest bo5 has returned to this
State, ana a living in Wilmington, Mr.
Jones will rjturn in the fall to oommenoe
life anew, -ihout a home or money. The
iiio hJ, noor deluded people will
AltO VMVVT - -
hauat the ten in their graves that per
on.Lrt them to leave their comfortable
(homes.
We take ertat pleasure in noting that
Vir esteemed ard honorable friena, Hon
t. S. O'B. Ribinson, has been appointed
fated States District Attorney by rresi
dfht Arthur, and has been unanimously
cjjatlrmed by ttu Senate. It is worthy of
hob to state ttat Mr. Rohinson was a
Gafield Elector In this State, at the last
Pudendal eleotton, and polled several
hutdred more votes than . any other Re
DhlHnun before the neorjle in that eleo-
tic. His appointment is only a rooogni
atfcn'of true and praiseworthy nierit-
aixwator and humorist ou the huskings
16 Robinson has but few equals in the
Sbte.
flox Hunting Pabtx. One night last
the Sheriff of Wayne oounty, and the
polce foroe of Goldsboro went fox hunt
iWith a large bull oanine in tho south
eh part of Little Washington, on tho
Viynesboro road. It seems that they
kW the whereaboits of this fox, or had
information that he was the same one who
had been carrying off Messrs. Borden &
Bro's cotton. However, they jumped the
fox, but some one of the party pronounced
it to be a blaok hog bear, and at last Bo
counts it was in the low grounds of the
Neuse river, near Goldsboro. We are also
informed that Dr. Roberts seized one of
these ferocious night criminals in the
streets the other day, and came near being
seriously injured. Gov. Jarvis would do
well to order out Capt Green Everitt with
the Goldsboro Vance Gnards or the white
and colored malitia of Wayne.
Maxob's Coubt Tuesday. Thii tribunal
of justice was well attended on Tuesday
by the Lads of Town Several of whom
were arraigned before his honor for an af
fray with deadly weapons. The defend.
anta were Masters Geo. Dudley, Armelias
Hazell, James Davis, Jag. Jorden, Jas.
Rhodes and Albert MoCray. Geo. Dudley
seems to have got the worst of the game
and reoeived several serious cuts, none of
which are dangerous. The witnesses for
the State that were reoognizod are J
Beaton, Ed. O'Hara, Jas. Bryant and
Kizo Wellons. The six Defendant were
bound over to the Superior Court toau
swer for using knives reclesa on the Sab
bath day boys you ought to remember
the commandment. "Remember ffteNab
bath day and keep it holly" other wise you
will have to go before the Judge and an
swer for your Sabbath braking His
Honor well said ' 'that there was too much
fighting in Goldsboro by both white and
oolorod. "
Assault With, an attempt to Commit
Rape. On Tuesday morning we called at
the residence of Mrs. Mariah Dixon, who
informed us that her daughter, Emma
Dixon, age eleven years and nine months,
was playing near a house which is about
25 yards from her residenoo, where Henry
Carter, the would be rapor was painting.
It seems that the little girl asked Carter
for some tobacco, and he told her to "send
the other children home and come in the
house and he would give her some. This
she did, and Carter eamedown from where
he whs at work and siezed the girl and
raped her
The girl is not of sound mind, and
wound not be a competent witness in a
coui't of justice, otherwise this defamer
would answer for the outrage upon the
gallows, where Noah Cherry, Harris At
kinson and Robert Thompson did. We
are informed that Carter is a member of
the church.
This is a' oase where a colorod jury in
particular is needed, as all the parties con
cerned are colored; If it had been a white
child a limb would have.. tried. W
The Goldsbobo Graded School. On
Tuesday morning we visited the Graded
School. This school is under the super
vision of Tuf. Miles Tucker, of Philadel
phia, Pa., and from what we have seen of
him in tho lat eight or ten months, wo
think him to be the right manin the right
place. He has given his wholo attention
to tho education of our children, and his
example of moral walks since here has
been that of a perfect gentleman and
worthy of imitation by the pupils and
young men of the commuity.
We first visited the 3rd grade apart
ment, which is taught by Mrs. Rachel
Dixon, and has an attendance of CS schol
ars daily.
We next visited Mrs. Sarah Anderson s
apartment, which is of the 2nd grade.
She has a daily attendance of 00 pupils.
We were then shown into the 1st grade
apartment, whioh ia taught by one of our
old pupils, Miss Nancy Askew. She has a
daily attendance of 73 scholars.
Prof. Tucker then showed us into Mrs.
Mary J. Dorth's apartment, which is a
part of the xt anl 2nd grades. She has
a daily attendance of the 1st grade of 27,
and IG of the 2nd grade, after whioh we
visited the 2nd part of the ist grade,
whioh is taught by Mrs. Dorah Robinson.
Here we found 81 in daily attendance, and
reading away on their charts and printing
letters on their slates, tc.
Frem here we were carried to the new
school building, where Prof. E. E. Smith
and Mr. J. C, Stevens teaoh the 4th, 5th
9ih grades; there we found 58 in daily at
tendance. Thus ended our visit.
The school will close on the 21st. They
will give a picnic for the scholrrs and de
stroy some of the good things. The
school will open again on the 1st Monday
in September.
Devotional services of the A. M. E. Z.
Church will be held as follows :
Preaching at eleven o'clock a. m.t and
half-past sevon p. m., eaah Sabbath.
Class meeting rrom naii-past three
to half-past four o'clock ; preaching may
follow.
Preaching eaoh Wedne.day night at
eight o'clock.
Young people s prayer meeting each
Thursday night at eight o'clock.
Leaders meeting Taesdav mght before
the first Sunday in eaoh month.
Choir meets Monday and Friday nights.
Sabbath school nine a. m., to ten o'clock
and forty minutes a. m.
Teachers' meeting each month,
J. H. Mattocks, Pastor.
Presiding Elder's Appointments -
Second Disteiot. Kenansville, March
18th: Duplin Itoads, March 25th; Kinston,
April 1st; Newbern; April 8th; Goose
Creek, April 11th; Goldsboro, April 15th;
Wilson. April 22d; Warrenton, May fith;
Ringwood, May 13th j Brinkleyville, May
20th; Northampton, May 27th; Halifax,
June aa; Masnviiie, June 101 h: Richlaud.
June 17th. The brethren of the differ
ent circuits, stations and missions, will
please have all their reports readv. so
that we ian proceed with the business of
tne Uuarterly Conference.
Rhv. H. Epps. P.E.
A great revival baa jant closed
at the A. M. Z. Church. Rev. J. H.
Mattocks Pastor in charge
After six a weeks protracted re
vival, They recieved 99 new con
verts, and added 107 new mem
bers to the church.
March 12, the Pastor in charge
emersed 28 in tb Neuse river,
and on the 1st sabbasii in Aprial,
34 more were emeref d in the river,
and 11 others were Baptised in
the church at night, inakiug a to
tal ol TS. The flrat euoday ia May
L 1
mere are quite a number mote
to be Baptised. There were quite
2000 people ou the river banks
on Sabbath to witness the Bap
tising. We are also informed, that
the indebtednss on the church
has been paid off, and that Pr
visions are being made by the
Official Board, to build side gal
eries in the church, and a Bellry
Tho church is not large enough
to hold the congergation. Quartly
Conference on Saturday ,aud. Sac--ament
on toe Sabbath Eev. E.
H. Hill presiding Elder.
DEATH OF AN ESTIMA.BLDY
LADY.
We were pained to hoar of the
death of Mrs. C. Smith which oc-
cured on the 23rd ult. in Mount
Olive. She was the Mother of our
Townsman Maj. E. E. Smith.
Although quite aged, She was
much loved, and leaves a large
nunber of relations and friends to
mourn he r loss.
"Dearest sister thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But 'tis God that bath bereft us
He can all our sorrows heal.
Peaceful be thy silent slumber
Peaceful in the grv e so low,
Thou no more wilt sain on ."
L ""Y$ri again we hope to meet thee
When the day of life is fled,
Then in Heaven with joy to greet thee
When no farewell tear is shed."
AN INTEEVIEW IN THE
OPERA HOUSE GOLDS
BOEO, N. C.
A respectable colored gentle
man hailing from Tarboro, N. C.
went to the above named place,
and of course took a front seat,
for which he paid 50 cents, as the
other white and colored did.
Our high-toned colored friend
was consoling himself upon hav
ing such a comfortable sear, but,
to his surprise, the polite Usher
Mr. Wilson, informed our snuff
colored friend that he must take
a seat over there, pointing to
where the unbleached Americaus
were sitting. But, he remonstrated
aad kept his teat, There upon the
usher made a hasty Exodust down
stairs, and sent up the Chief of
Police, and on his arrivel another
interview was had. The Chief in
formed the contestant that he was
setting with the white people and
that he must be seated with the
colored. Again the contestant re
monstrated and asked, what is the
price of admission? The Chief re
plied, 50 cents sir. The contestant
remons-rated again, and said. Sir:
am in titled to my seat, and
would inform you who I am.
The Chief said, who are you sir?
The reply was, I am the Mayor of
Torboro. Ah! said the Oaief, I am
glad to meet the Mayor, how is the
Mayor this evenning? I am well I
thank you Sir, how is the Chief
After this colloquy the Chief made
an Exodas down stairs, and held
a lengthy conflab with the Pro'
prietor. After which the Prcprt
etor came up rtalrs and took
a bird's eve view of the
Mavorof Tarboro in the dimdis
tance, then inatructed the Chief
to koeo cool. This seemed to
please the Chief much, he returned
and addressed the Mayor ot Tar
boro and said, keep your seat sir.
We are proud to have the Mayor
with us to night.
This clearly shows, be you ever
so black, that prominence pre -
dominates over the prejudices be
tween the two races.
Therefore colored men become
prominent, and take a front seat.
APPOINTMENTS
EEV. W. J. MOOEE, Pre idling
Elder of tho Ealeigh District A. M.
E.Z, Church, for the year 1882.
April appointments
let and 2nd Greenville Station.
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15th and 16th-Hookerton Circuit.
22nd and 23rd Snow Hill
29th and 30th Stantonsburgs "
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Ar Wilson .'. '. '. ' '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. 5 48 p'm
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