The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-07-01
ALL OVER THE STATE.
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN NORTH CAR
OLINA.
Carefully Culled From Our Contemporaries
and Compressed int Small
Particles.
CATAWBA.


and Compressed int Small
Particles.
The opening ball at the Sparkling
Catawba springs will be given July
18th.
OF the magistrates Of Catawba coun-
ty who held the office before the War
there or three yet living and holding
the office. There are, C. w. Herman
j. D. Caldwell and G.. N. Yoder. 4
CUMBERLAND,
The artesian we'll at Fayetteville is
now 800 feet deep and is expected to
yield 5000 gallons of water a day.
The North Carolina horticultural
society will hold its annual fruit fair
at Fayetteville, August 4th and 9Th,
in Williams hall. It will be the larg-
est and best display yet made. All
fruit for the fair will be shipped with
out cost to the exhibitor, provided it
is putup in packages Of forty pounds
or less. There are five classes Of ex-
hibits. Apples, pears, peaches, grapes
canned fruits, preserves, pickeled fruits
jellies, dried and evaporated fruits,
flowers, &C., are to be shown.
GUILFoRD.
High Point has citizen who has
been tried 80 times in court for various
offences and convicted 81 times says
the Enterprise.
Prof. c. P. Frazier has been re-elect-
ed Principal Of Greensboro Graded
School for another year and is very
highly commended by the Greensboro
papers.
Gov. Scales has commissioned the
following officers of the High Point
Guards: W. Z. Johns, captain j. d.
jenkins, 1st lieutenant John W.
Dyer, ID lieutenant, He also com
missioned Edward Redfearn as ID
lieutenant Of Co. D. 4th regiment.
Gov. Scales has re-appointed the old
board of directors of the Atlantic Il
North Carolina Railroad.
Auditor Roberts now gives notice
that it will not be necessary to file
new applications for pensions this year.
Clerks of the Superior Court have
merely to certify that the party who
received pension last year is still
alive.
The governor has declined to issue
pardons in the following cases James
P. Hensley, convicted of manslaugh-
ter in Buncombe county, at the fall
term, 1885, and sentenced to five years
in the pehitentiary David Swinson,
SANDER of innocent woman, spring
term 1886, six months in Jail !; Peter
L. Sellars, Alamance county, assault
and battery, spring term, 1856, six
months in JAIL
The New Berne Journal says ne
gro boy at Richards, Onslow county,
was sent, the other day to start fire
in the stove. He took the kerosene
can, of course, and the first thing any
body knew he was running out in the
streets, screaming, his clothing in
blaze He died the next morning.
The Democrats of Onslow county
assembled in mass meeting, at Jack
sonville, June 81, and appointed q
delegates to attend the Judicial Con-
vention to be held at Goldsboro, June
80. A. J. Murrill was chairman and
Jas. l.. Nicholson secretary. E. T.
Boykin was declared the choice of the
meeting for Judge and O. H. Allen
for Solicitor.
ALEXANDER.
Taylorsville will be money order
Office after the first of July.
A handful OF emeralds were taken
from the Hiddenite mine at a depth
Of forty feet.
Mrs. Lumsden was thrown from a
buggy into the opening under Bells
mill, near Taylorsville and the buggy
fell in on her, she was painfully bru
ised
A new tri-weekly mail route has
been established between Newton and
Taylorsville, Ella Yount's Mills and
Oxford. Alanson Hartman, of Alex
ander, is the contractor.
BUNCoMBE.
Trains will be running on the Ashe-
vie end Spar:ansburg Railroad on
the 10th OF July.
A meeting of Northern settlers held
ut Asneville resolved t, invite all
Northern settles contemplating remov
ing to the South to attend the State
Fair at Raleigh.
BURKE.
At the Western Asylum they will
begin taking in the $50 additional
patients this month.
A large meeting was held in Nor