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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-12-26
A New Ism.
brigham Young Outdone an Me
W1IdS Of H'est Tennessee.

A NEW PROPHET HAS ARISEN AND
YAMOOSED,
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-12-26

THE FISHING INTERESTS OF EAST
ERN n. C.-The following statement
Of the value cf The catch of fish in
AlbCmarle Sound and the streams
which empty therein, has beeu
sent the Department of Ag,icul-
fure for publication, by DR., w. II.
CaPeheart, of Ayoca. The estl=
mate is carefully y made from data
which may be relied on, as the
Doctor is admirable Informed on
all the details of the subject. He
says there are l 200 hands employ
ed in the fisheries on that sound,
and the fish are caught by means
of immense seines, duth pets, etc.
The annual catch of herring is At.
0O0, 900 Of shad 1910 of stri-
ped bass, 16S, 900 ; OF white perch,
125,0C0 of sturgeon, 1850. The
actual cash value OF these is $780,
So. so. The eatimrted expenses
for the time are $4,000, leaving
balance Of So $3.50 as the re-
ward Of the industry.
The above does not include tie
fish caught in The thousands of gill
nets. The fertilizing material, offnl
and refuse cf the fish amount to
4t400, ,000 pounds, a quantity suffi-
cient to manure 4, ,7O0'acres os corn,
giving an average increase of 10
bushels to the acre and this adds
to the sum before given $25 352. so,
making the grand total net value
of the catch SIS, ,352.5O. DR.. Cape
heart further says that propagation
will in ten years treble the value
of the shad catch in these waters.
RolelQh Neacs.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-12-26
H. EDWELL & SON
HAVE OPENED A.
MATTRESS AND UpH0LSTERING

ESTA MENT in the Market House, on
Main Street, where they prepared to mauufac-
ture Mattresses and do Upholstering of all kinds
We make ctrled shuck Mattress which al
snost equal to our chair, and we refer you to Mr..
Crutchhe.d and W. A Iemly who have used them
Repairing done in good style.
Our work is superior and cheaper than Northern
work.
OF Mattresses.
Our Mattresses are kept in store and for sale by
the Winston Furniture and Coffin Company, op-
posite the Piedmont Warehotec and joining Hin
hhaw 90.
Winston, N. G., June 9th, 1s7s.-27tf
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-12-26
JAS. a. GRAY,
FIREINSURANCE.
WINSTON, N. C.

First Class Companies Repre-
Senlcd.
AL Glasses Of Buildings and Stocks
Insured.
Low RATES GIVEN ON DWELLINGS FOR
TERMS OF 3 AND ) YEARS.
~ CARRYING AN OPEN POLICY
i'll the best FIRE COMPANY in the
United States, certificates of insurance
issued at small cost for ore day or more
on investments in produce, Tobacco, &c.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1878-12-26
The ". c. State Life Insurance
Company Represented.

and this Company is deserving of the pa
tronage of our people. Pays all losses
promptly and is liberal in its rates and
privileges.
Winston, N. c., Oct. 22. 1873.
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FAREWELL TO DUFFERIN.
Qusbec's Residents Turning Ont In n storm to
See him On-The New Ministry.

QUEBEC, Oct. Notwithstanding the
worst storm OF the season ragged this morning.
thousands Of citizens turned out to say farewell
10 the Governor General The wind blew
hurricane and the rain fell until 10 O'Clock.
and b troops Of the Canadian Hussars formed
tho guard OF honor. and conducted his Excel
ency to the Queens Wharf. where Battery H.
Eighth Royal Rifles. the city and river police
and brilliant staff OF officers received him. He
was conducted to the Pavilion. whore were as
sembled 10 meet him tho Mayor and City Cor
poration, Sir John A. mcdonald and other Do
minton dgnitaries, Sir Patrick McDougall and
stan Premier Jolly. Dean Stanley. and others.
After the presentation by the Mayor Of mu-
nicipal address. his Exceeney was conveyed
to the roughness Of the water. which would
render II Impossible TO reembark down the
river. Lord Dufferin left the Sirius for the Poly
nesla. and sailed out Of port at l0t.. followed
by II. NJ. =. Argus and Sirius, and the river
steamboats, ST. Lawrence and Maid OF Orleans
having large crowds Of passengers and bands
oil music on board All through the drepching
rain thousands crowded Durham Terrace. the
Governors Garden. and all points from which
4 view of the river could be obtained. A salute
OF nineteen guns WIS fired from the citadel
To-day's official gazette announces ,the fol-
lowing appointments:
Sir John A Macdonald. Minister Of the Interior
: s nllrN. Minister OF Finance.
Charles Topper. Minister at Public Works
J. II. Pope, Minister Of Agriculture
James Meponald, Member VI the Privy Council and
Minister Of Justice
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rrou Frou n, the F,nh Avenue Theatre.

The success OF Modjeska in her own YER
sion OF Frou Frou " last evening was un-
equiyocal. instantaneous and emphatic. II will
outrun and outrival her Camille" The house
WIS overcrowded. and five tremendous recalls
at the end q the third act. stamped the popular
upon the critical approval OF a delighted audi
cnco. With two exceptions all the other parts
were very well played The two exceptions were
Miss Louise Muldener. who was more than ex-
cello NJ As Louise. and fairly earned some OF the
hearties. applause OF the evening The other
eNceptiCn was Mr. Frank Clements who. as De
dressed. badly made up. every way bad. Such
n performance justifies the strongest words.
and Mr. Clements for his own sake. to say moth
ing Of the public's enjoyment, ought not TO play
the part again. Frou Frou" Was handsomely
placed upon the stage. the costumes were new
hit Of this engagement Of Modjeska. as Ca
mile WAS Of the last. moro detailed accou Mt
Of this performance must be postponed.
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The American Athletic club. Games.

A chilling and biting north wind blew over
the grounds OF tho 81 Georges Cricket Club in
Hobokon yesterday. on the occasion Of the first
annual meeting Of the American Athletic Club.
About three hundred ladies and gentlemen the
former wrapped in shawls and cloaks and the
latter in ulstcrs, lined the track opposite the
Judges stand and watched the proceedings with
interest
Thr first in the list Of sports was the l00-yard
run. In the FIRST heat Mr.. j. c. " ray won time.
II &. seconds. Mr.. i. Nichols was second. The
second hrnt WIS won by W. ID. Bourne; time
II ,, seconds. The third and final heat was won
by Mr.. Wray in ll's seconds. The one-mlc
walk which followed was accomplished in 4
minutes and seconds by +. Berry Wall. NJ H.
Johnson coming in second In the half-mle
run II G. BadGey won by one yard in 2;27 a.
j, +, johnson coming in second. A. H. Cakes
took the honors in the running high Jump
clearing feet and 10 inches. G. L.. Lewis and
". II. johnson coutended Tor the honors in
the three-ml walk. Johnson winning IN 20
minutes and 50 SECONDS The running broad
t,rt and inches. W. ID. Bourne was second,
In the 22u- yard run j. {. Mray CROSSED the line
in 2Gii seconds. At pole lcaping }, Mcclellan
established his, superiority by clearing feet
and 3 inches ". q. Wilkinson taking second
honors. The stand ing nigh jump was adIudged
to w. D. Bourne who made record OF ieet
For the 44O-yard run lhandicapl there were
yards A. bishop. 10 wards; ii; q. Badgley, 49,
np5 w. hS"E H n Th9 "1 n"% Ss 0ns
milo run in 8 minutes aud IS seconds. heating
4. II. Noonan by tour fct, The 100 ynrd hur;
dle rnce was won hy W, ID, Bourne, who crossed
the last hurdle 10y the side Of Mcclellan and
shot To the front barely in tim" to take the race
The sports were conciud ed with an admirably
contested tug-of-war between the following
teams:
Team No. LII. Mcclellan rapiemi wray, "; II
Capes T. Nichols g. l. Lewls lsub sliiurl u a. Badley
Team No w. b. Bourne, Captain I uafcuss. A Lee
l. r Goodwin. A. II. Oakss tsubsututel J. Maekey
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Story by the author Of Little C;oldie.r
BERTHA LYME BY Mrs sgNskn HAIpxs
will be commenced In SIS OF the NEW YORK PRESIDE
COMPANION. which Is ier sale by all new sdeaiers
The words and music ~ the following SONGS are given
away with THE fIkESIDE COMPANION
The king's Highway. Music by l. Molloy ..... No SIS
Tie Little Maid Mkiug Her Cow. with No S74
johnny NorgAn. with ...... . NO 573
Come Bar 20 Erin Song bv Claribel with No 572
The Brook Song bs Alfred rennyson with ... No 57i
Beside the Sweet shannon. with .......... No $40
slavery DAYS sung by Harrgan and Hart with No 5iq
The Man III She N nou Looking Love with No 5ts
The Larboard Atch with ....... .......... No 5i1
Lullaby tsunc nv J. X EmInet 10 Fritz - ......No 5ts
The Tar. Farewell with No SOS
Sweet BY ana By. with. ............. No 58f
Whoa Emma with No 5S3
Tie subscription price Of THE FTRESIDE COMPANION
Is So wear Dur rufirs $40 nine cuuir tor So All
dress GEORGE NtfNRO II Ia u yaninyafer At
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PONDS
EXTRACT

THE LEADING PHYSICIANS THRordHoUT THE
country recommend Pond Extract ~ the best remedy
Tor all diseases inmma,ory nature aid for heinof
images and the curing pain which givcsn reputa-
ton and sale unoquaici boy other preparation. As q
consequence miiaiors spring aud claim their worth
less dec octons be the snme rs Extract We have
to caution our many friends who have used Ponds Ex
tract to b. induced to buy remedy claimed TO be
equal to- good as the A. Ponds Extract for
they are couniereits Demand Ponds Extract and see
that the wrappers have not been tempered with. aud
that our trade mark is on each wrapper.
Ponds Extract sold In bulk. but always In bot
ties having our name blown the glass aud wrapped
with labels having trade 10 counterfeit which
sielony The genuine u sold by all respectable drug
gists. In bottles. at 5Uc 81, aud 81 rs.
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FASHION NOTES.

NUTS OF medu UNI
Sleeves are tighter than ever.
Repped fabrics in high favor.
Blhvk dresses are as popular as ever
Only light turs used Tor evening wear
watered silk-moirr-is very fashionable
Medium si1ed bonnets not fashionable
Gold hrOcaded cap ribbons are much worn
Balayeuses are seen on very short costumes
All dresses OF woolen materials are cut short
All the new bonnets very small OF very large
Nate paletot is the name OF the newest steel wrap
Toqucs made Of seal will be much worn this winter
tits fashionable at the moment not ~ be fashionable
Stockings In more bizarre styles than
The London fall STYLES for are very mas uline
sashes the elbow and at the top are seen ON many
Partisan dress sleeves
Seal pessos and seal circles are seen nong other
nnd winter iur novelties
Striped goods in Pckin and satin and satin or silk and
MORE are very fashionable.
Leggins to match are worn with short costumes for
tile moorlands' I'm England
All winter wraps and cloaks are very long but very
snort jackets are also worn
The elan tartan Scotch plaid ire the
fancy ui the passing moment
Dresses to he fashionable must be very short in front
even when trained IN the back.
Satin velvet MORE. and gros faile are favorite com
blhauuns ~ composite costumes
Striped Pckins and striped moires are in demand Tor
parts Of dressy composite costumes
Leather buttons tor country costumes suits the
moorlands'' are among the London dress novelties
The talma Is new mantle which is simply revival Of
All old style with the only difference Of ight back
The newest buttons are bullet shaped They are Of
eolored pearl let brass steel crochet and hne porcelain
japanese designs appear thu OF silver and
buttons or IN ebony gold and silver buttons for short
tunes or wraps
The beefeAter hat may be worn with the brim turned
shade Tor the eyes
silk or spun six stockings to match costumes are to be
with black kid low shoes with strap across the
instep aud II steel buckle, but no bows
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SpttmI glotItts.
A COMPLETES NOVEL TO BE GIVE

NEW YORK FAMILY STORY PAPER
out on Monday
The story Is entitled Little Eva or The orphan Girl
Of Memphis" Her deathhed story. Gwen away with
the New York Family story Paper No 1o1 out on Mon
day.
fhe words and music OF the following songs are given
awAv TO every reader Of the New YORK Family Story
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-20

The fall meeting Of the Hackensack Ath-
letic Association was held yesterday under
most favorable auspices The weather WIS cold
and bracing. which made the athletes in their
thin dresses step about smartly. Although the
cold north wind swept hcrcely over the grounds.
it did not brighten away tho pretty girls Of Hack
cnsack. They were out in force to cheer the
athletes by their presence. Tho officers Of the
day were J. Marion Pollock. Knickerbooker A
g., referee; l.. =. Pike Hackensnck A. A.. time
keeper; p. II. Williams II. \. A.. starter: and
i. NJ. Boeert. II. A. A.. and Charles Pfaff. Jr..
Tho games were opened with n one hundred
Yards run, trial heat. J. H. Rimmer. $: l. A. c..
won the first heat. Time. 1903. j. II. Iaian
Of the Mvsti, Boat Club won the second heat.
Time. 1877. The final heat was won by Lafan
IN IL sec The sianding broad Jump was won
ai"r. II. T. A. J TN Wells. H. A. A. won U the the
standing high jump by clearing the bar at #.
The fret heat Of the 44o-yards run was won
by =. !. Morice. II. A. Ain GIG second heat by
nf Ip good second 3D. The na heat f was won won
by, w Lo2ier in the remarkable time of l:7t.
The entries for this were l.. Fosdick, N. A. G.;
v. Taylor; Gn2lgmbi@, A, G.; 7. 4. Wii,iams. II.
Dodd. II. A. A. The groun made an even start
hut before the first lap Phillips showed his
throughout tho race and won in 1871, with L.
Fosdlck second. Tho 220-yards hurdle race
was won by g. Lafan Of the Mystic Boat Club.
j. Ja nil on" Enelcw won " b. Dowd. NJ B. e
G; R. Morfe' il 4 Mi sPG%r Ak
clcwood. and i. Hague. il. 4. A. 4 finer LOOK ok,
ing group Of athletes could not have been pitted
handkcrchiefs and clapped their hands. There
vas great shout as tho runncrs started;
Jamison led, of, closely followed by Fisk, and
Morice third. But before the second lap Morico
made himself second. and on tho third lap he
| led. He won in 2:3j's
Exciting Contest. In which BOY. ExceiIsd.
The fall games OF the Square Mile Athletic
Club were contested on the Yonkers Lyceum
| grounds yesterday. The Yonkers athletes
| make their games specially entertaining by
| arranging contests for boys. The sports led of
| yesterday with 1O0-yard run for these little
| minutes. q. g.. Wagg following him. The next.
| onesixth mile hurdle. was Tor boys, too won
| by MOttram in SOL. seconds. Number three
| was also for boys under II years OF age. a mile
walk. j. S.frazier won in $780, J. Powers being
| second.
A lO0-yard handicap run introduced the ma
| turer athletes. A. II. Crowell being the victor In
| IL. seconds. with j. NJ Pcrcival next A 100
yard run Was won by deaf mute. NJ. McFaul.
| 4i0.yard run was won 10y W. ). Ferguson in
| :U7. one-siNth mile hurdle race by ".
Irvine in ., a seconds. a 22eiHynrd run by r;
In a hish Jump. c. p Ward made feet inches
Another tte-yard oT ran was Won by G. H. Roy,
ahead on mile walk which followed In S36
-, In another 44O.yard run for the boys, c. g.
With the yaultinR pole W. S Ferguson Jumped
| feet inches. George Frazier. in n running
| broad jump. made II feet, The whole con
| GUIDED with half-mile run. W. H. Hill winning
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Juggling McCelan's team dragged their rivals
over the line. aud were awarded the victory.
F; w. Millett was clerk Of the course and NJ.
H. Moore starter
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ANDREws-BAKER.- Thursday oct H. at the
residence ~ the brides aunt. by the Rev. William VI TAy.
lor ID D. Frank H. Andrews to Lillian NJ, daughter Of
HERBERT -GARDEN. Wednesday oct Ie, at the
residence OF the brides parent, by the Rev T. v cha
nm, Mr. Henry Herbert to Miss Celina l., daughter Of
LILLARD-w1fLIAMs-I In Bloomington. H.. oct 10.
John + LilnM 10 Miss shlhe L. Williams, daughter VI
the Hon Robert f. Williams Senator David DAVIS was
RoBERTs-CoRNELL- Tuesday. Oct 8. 1878. at
the re siience OF the brides mother bv the Rev All
hott. Willard Bertlrung Roberts VI Hartford Conn. to
WADE-GGRRFrsoN In Cleveland. ohio DC; IS.
wore Whine Prncesse the tram Vi broeale, and tie
waist and front Vi satin
DIID.
ANDERsoN.--At bingham. Mass. Oct is Robert P.
Anderson aged ii wears M. ha, seen and spoke q to
every elected Prrsiicni of the United states
BARNES In Chambers County. Ala. Oct IL. Isaac
Barnes aged VI Nrar..
Patrick Brown. aged 40 years ana months
The relatives md fcms Ui the family respectfully
invited 10 attend th- funeral Her remains Will be taken
oct ~ To- 81 MrhAvls Church. where solemn mass OF
requiem will I've offered thence To calvary Cemetery
FOWLER ON Thursday. Oct ~. alter short Illness
Relatives aud friends invited TO attend the funeral
at his late residence. al l7th st, South BROOKLYN
SUNDAY. ihe 21th inst. at O'Clock NJ lnternent At
FsHER.-At Thompson, Conn. Oct Is william Fisher.
In The ylst wear Of his axe.
HoLr-At Quebec. Vt, Oct is Nathan Holt, aged VI
HOGAN Elizabeth Hogan Of the city Of Limerick
Ireland In the 18Th year ~ her aye.
vd 70 ate nj the funeral from the residence Of her son
inlaw. Daniel J. Kelly 1879 rhOrne Jersey CITY, On
s,ndGy 9et ~, az " sharp -. =,
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Fail style. Fine silk Hats. ~. 20, worth IS.
Fne DerbN 81 -. worth 80 d New Nhnrch 81 stnrs.
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Rupture. DIR MARsHs treatment the only reliable
cure, ~ years experience. Ouv office. Nesey st..
Astor HOUSE. oppOsIte 81 Pnnls Church
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snun or dust OF any KIND, and strong, eausuc poi
sonOus solutions AggraNae catarrh and drive II The
lungs DR. Sage Catarrh Remedy catarrh by IL,
mild soothing cleansing. ana healing properties Each
package prepares one pint VI the remedy ready use
and costs only MY cents sold by druggists
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SOLID silver wedding giits. diamonds watches and lew
slry, below manufacturers cost J. H. Johnston 1850
BoweTy.-AfV -
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WELL y yFggH IF IH3SSN STASs
The following src lew ei the many marvellous cures
aSr 1SLEs A dInS is s Ps. , S 9"ys na,
he was confined 10 his rooms with nrafnmaiorv rheuma.
usln After single magnetic treatment W DR.. Evans
be ~es reeyc, Of all pam, aud in "a hours was entirely
Mr. LrpwiGK rENMLER ss7 sm av. sciauc rheu.
" MRS gSys o{ .WS .I'Isr. of III.
hcari and neuralta Of the chest and arms for years
cured H.i.l o' ihrr, tSatmeni.
Il. @c T s a &c. ' o se . yTTgd No. SsI
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lie ha, also PRIV PRR1 AZ 30 ' wEs StT S2r
where those wishing tn consult him priv atci' come
rem II A. unu T. each day. sundays from 10
Ill . only Consultation Tree.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COM
PANY-t never scales postpones -iith Grand Dstri
hutton at New orleans Nov ~ s57 prizes amounting to
siiO4oo, capital prizes, 5000 $1,000 500 &c;
looou tickets, two G2) dollars, halves 81 dollar
Apply to II A. DAuPHIN P Box on New Orleans
La or Il. l. PLUM, $40 Broadway, New York
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Hyatt. Life Unisnm must first he tried he
fore give up being cured Of rheumatism govt scruf
ula &c II has bcen proven great. you'd remedy. De
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I.aac smiths Umbreiias-Be.t in the world
Cotton, from pc lgunnaco. paid. from. 81 20
bingham any size IRON 81 Good SIX par frame 30
UMBRELLAS AID PARASObS MADE TO ORDEK
WALKING CANES IN EVERY VARIETY.
Prices uniform III each Oi our five stores
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-20

"a Love OF . Beaaet."
Elegantly trimmed, iSr $40, At Randsrs 21s eth sv-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-20

Tiny Martyrs To Sour Stomach
And cole be cured with MIX OF MAgne sia OF which
they like the taste. Sold by all drug gsts.-Adg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-20
MARINE INTELLfGENCR.

Arrtved-sAruRDAr. Oct 10.
So Celtic. Oleadel Queenstown.
s. Isaac He'll. Lawrence. Richmond and Norfok.
IS Gull stream ingram. charleston.
IS ElyHa McRitchie. London.
Bark Siberia. Richardson. cape Pnfnax
Bark Brazilian. Coos, Bahia.
Brig William Pmpps. Brandburz. Aux Cages