Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1886-04-15
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BUNCoMBE.
The Asheville Citizen has been
shown some sorghum sugar made in
Buncombe county.
A colored boy of ten stabbed a white
boy, of the same age, named Jack
Presley, at beavers View, one day
last week.
The body of a man was found ON
the railroad track near Ashev1lle re-
Gently. He is supposed to have been
murdered first.
a little son of Mr.. James Massagee,
of Asheville, fell recently while climb
ing and broke both bones of his left
arm above his wrist.
Eight registered letters have been
missed in the mail route between Ivy
and Burnsville, and Lovens, the car
rler, has been arrested.
Monroe Madison, a young white
man, was almost fatally shot near Pig
con River last week by an unknown
man who robbed Madison's person of
a watch and considerable money.
CHATHAM.
Mrs. Farrar, wife of T. B. Farrar,
Esq, of Baldwin's township, died re-
Gently.
Messrs. Fox & Wrenn, of Siler, have
shipped two thousand dozen eggs this
year.
At Hackney's recently little five-
year-old child hatl her clothes to catch
on fire and was SO badly burnt it died
two days after.
Married ON the 31st March, at resi-
dence of brides father, John N. Ray,
of Chatham, and Miss S. F. Morgan,
of Burke, w. E. Alternately, ESQ.,, Of
fieiating.
At the residence of Mrs. Mary Ne
wills, in New Hope township, on the
4th inst. Mr.. j. A. Pennington was
married tosMiss. Martha A. M. Nevils,
by p. M. Burns, j. P.
The residence of Mr.. Albert Snipes.
in lower Chatham, was destroyed by
fire few nights ago. All the contents
were destroyed and the family narrow
ly escaded with their lives.
Miss Beatrice Edwards, daughter of
DR.. Edwards, closed very cuccessful
session of a public school at Mud Lick
on the 3rd inst. The teacher gave a
little entertainment, which was enliv-
ened by music from the Rocky River
string band
The Pittsboro Record says: "The
Winston SENTINEL has entered upon
its fourth year under the management
of its present wide-awake editor and
proprietor, Mr.. e. A. Oldham, who
has the snap and go" that will al
ways ensure him success.
Mr.. w. j. Lutterloh showed the
Home couple of epaulets, or shoulder
ornaments worn by military men. One
belonged to his grand father, Lewis
Henry Lutterloh, who was Colonel
in the British service. The other was
worn by his father Gen. Charles Lut-
terloh, who did gallant service for his
country in the war of 1872 to 1916.
The commissioners of Chatham have
ordered an election to be held in New
Hope township on the first Monday in
June, to ascertain whether or not spir-
itous liquors shall be sold in the town
ship. j. d. BrasingtoR was appointed
registrar, and F. t. Bland, j. f. Bald
win and Wiley Goodwin poll-holders
at Johnsons; and Sam Holt, Registrar
with d. M. Poe, Henry Steadman,
w. G. Bland and d. t. Gunter poll
holders at Boon's shop.
DURHAM.
Durham will have $4,000 grad
ed school building.
The Blackwell Durham Tobacco
Company have 537 men in their en-
ploy, exclusive of their bag contrac-
| tors.
The Durham Tobacco Plant urges
Durham as the proper place to hold
the Democratic Congressional Conven-
tion of the Fourth District.
LINCOLN.
The Trumpet is the name of week
ly paper just started at Lincolnton by
Wetmore Bros. The price is 25 cents
per year.
A mill-owner named Massey is OH
trial at Lincolnton, ON a charge of
having burned his mills, known as the
Planet Mills, in order to secure the
insurance money.
HENDERSON
The Henderson Times is new pap
er issued by Jas. d. Davis & Brother.
It starts off WE'LL
Lewis Kilgore has been sentenced
to be hanged at Hendersonville May,
7th for the murder of Matthew Hen
derson. The crime was committed
last December.
HERE AND THERE.
| Fayetteville is to have an ice manu-
featuring company.
Mr.. G. G. Erwin has issued the first
number of the Record from Forest City
Rutherford county.
The fruit tree industry of Guilford
county is estimated at from 5000, 900
to S250,000 year and it is growing
every year.
The body of colored boy was
found recently in the river near Bry-
ants creek in Pitt county. He was
| drowned last Christmas.