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The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-06-10

town Mountains extending from Dali
ton to Danbury. On the South side
of these mountains lies mail route
between the two latter places, and be-
tween Pilot Mt, in an Easterly di
rection is another route to Danbury.
This triangle Of country covering a
large territory, having valuable inter
est., and populated by successful far
mers, has only one, solitary postoffice
to afford them information from the
outer world.
THE SENTINEL is in receipt of nu-
merous letters from people in this Sec
ton, under the ban, as it were, who
urge NJ to exert our best efforts in be-
half of their having better mail facili-
ties. They ask that a route be estab-
lished, starting at Pilot Mountain, P.
O., and take a Southerly direction
from the present route to Danbury, es
tablishing q new office at Mr.. H.
VENERABLE's, again at J. II. MITCH
ELLIS, passing SIMMONS P. O., (the
only postofice in the triangle above
described,) going on to Piedmont
Springs and thence to Danbury.
While this proposed route does not
strike into the centre of the above
mentioned triangular territory, it
would be the next best thing to it, and
would be satisfactory to the people of
the region who ask that this route be
established.
A gentlepan who has made some
calculations on the subject says that
weekly mail could be carried over this
route for 500 per year.
Our good friends in what we may
term the Triangle of Surry, can rest
assured that The SENTINEL shall
leave no stone unturned in endeavor-
ing to secure the establishment Of the
desired mail route, and in this con-
nection We ask our representatives in
Congress to aid us in securing for
these people that which they so much
desire and need
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FOREIGN.

Cariists of Catalonica, Spain, are
actively preparing for revolution.
At division on the second reading
of the Home Rule bill in Pertinent
yesterday the government was beaten
by majority of thirty.
Political excitement throughout
England and particularly in London
is very great. Politicians of all par
ties are preparing for the general cleo
ton with more vi gnr than has hereto
fore been witnessed.
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THE WEST,

The ninth annual council of the
Episcopal church Of the Diocese OF
West Virginia commenced in Charles
town, Jefferson county, Wednesday.
Collector Beecher, of Portland Ore
gon, has forbidden any employe of the
costom department there to indulge in
Intoxicating liquor during duty hours
on penalty Of dismissal.
One of the men who blew open the
treasurer's safe at Perryville, Mo-, and
stole $4,000 of the county funds was
arrested at Grand Towers, and 81 1928
of the stolen money found on his per-
son.
Archbishop Kindrick, of ST. Louis,
has been appointed by the Pope Apo
stolic DELEGATE to confer the Carolina
late insignia on Cardinal elect Glib.
bons. The ceremony will take place
July 1st.
The trial of Maxville for tho muir
der of Preller, which has bsen going
on in St. Louis for several weeks past,
was brought to close on Saturday
last by the jury returning verdict of
guilty of murder in the first degree. :"
At Mondays session of the United
Presbyterian assembly at Hamilson,
Ohio it was resolved to secede from the
the Presbyterian alliance. Two re-
ports were submitted on the question
of instrumental music in churches.
The majority report favors the use of
organs in worship while the minority
report opposed it.
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Excitement In Texas.

Great excitement has been caused IN the vi
cini y OF Paris, Tex. by the remarkable recov-
cry OF Mr.. J. E. Corley, who was 80 helpless he
could not turn in bed. raise his heal !; every
body said he was lying of Consumption. A
trial bottle OF DR.. Kings New Discovery WAS
sent him. Finding relief, he bought large
bottle and box OF DIR. Kings New Life Pills
by the time he had taken two boxes of Pills and
two bottles OF the Discovery he was well and
had gained in flesh thrtv-six pound- Trial
BOTTLES OF thisGreat Discovery for Consumption
free all druggists.
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fHE NEXT ELECTIONS.

In next November elections are to
be held in this State for
1. Nine members Of Congress.
2. Three Supreme Court Judges.
3. Six Superior Court Judges.
4. Twelve District Solicitors.
5. Members of the State Legislature
-120 members Of the House of Rep
resentatives and 80 Senators.
6. All county officers
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CoNGEss i. at its old business doing
nothing Winston Republican.
When our contemporary says "old
business it probably refers to the
time when there was Republican
majority in the House.
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The total number of convicts in North
Carolina is DOW over 200. Of this num-
Der about $50 are in the penitentiary the
others are at work on five railways, at one
quarry, and on two firms. Exchange.
And number are also farmed out
to shoe manufacturer at Raleigh to
into competition with honest labor.
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BETTER n AL FACILITIES WANT
HE

In Surry county there is an area of
over two hundred square miles, in a
prosperous, fertile section, thickly
settled by an intelligent and indust-
rious people who are almost entirely
devoid of mail facilities.
The postoffices OF Dalton, (South),
Pilot Mt, (North), and Danbury,
EAST, form a triangle, The hypothe !,
muse of which is formed by the Saura-
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THE SOUTH.

A number of laborers and hod-car-
riers employed by builders in Norfolk
struck recently for an increase from
$50 to 50 per day.
Mr.. Leroy II. Shields has resigned
his seat as member of the house of del
egates from the city of Norfolk, hav-
recently been elected to Fill munich
pal office in that city.
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GALE OF Landry virtue of Decree Of
y the superior Court of Forsyth County, rem
dered at the February Term, 1886, thereof,
l will on Saturday, the 10th day OF July, 1856,
at one o'clock p. IN. at the Court Hous. door
in Winston. expose to public sale to the high
est bidder, a tract of Land lying in the county
OF Forsyth, adjoining the Lands of VIM. Me-
dearis, VIM. Hester and others and containing
Forty-thres Acres more or less, Terms of sale
cash. r. B. kERNER, Commissioner.
June > 1885 ids.
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When you visit leave New York City save
Baggage Expressage and Carriage Hire and stop
at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
trail Depot. Elegant rooms fitted up at u cost
of one million dollars, teducec TO $l00 and mp
wards per day. European plan. Elevator
Restaurant supplied with che best. Horse
stages and elevated railroad to all depots Fam
lilies can lives better for less money ut the Grand
Union Hotel than any other first-class hotel in
the city. May 20-ly
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THE GIST OF THE NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK AT
HOME AND ABROAD.
The Cream of the Wire caught
by The Sentinel's Careful Con-
densof.
THE NORTH.

THE NORTH.
Secretary of the Treasury Manning
has sent into the President his resig-
nation, but the latter has deferred
consideration of same to An indefnate
date.
F. 81. Winston, United States min
lister to Persia, soon after reaching
Teheran forwarded his resignation to
Washington, and the Secretary of
State has telegraphed him notice OF
acceptance.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENT
ION.

There will be a convention of the
Democratic party Of Forsyth county,
in Winston, on the 9th day of July,
1886, for the purpose of appointing
delegates t, the Judicial convention
to be held in Yadkinville, n c., on
the 18th day of July, 1885, and also
to the Congressional convention to be
held IN Greensboro, on a day not yet
fixed
A full attendance from all the
townships is desired. Bv order of
the Executive Committee.
NJ w. NoRFLEET,
Chairman
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r AS will be seen from our Washing
ington correspondence, bill was in :
troduced last week in the SEN
ate, torbidding members of Con-
gress from acting as Railroad attor-
neys. This is wise movement, and
ought to effect the Judges as well as
the Congressman.
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TIE Republican Yahoos of Green
Springs, Ohio, grew red-headed and
dizzy from sheer insignificance. and
they couldn't think of anything on
earth to do with themselves but to
make an exhibition Of their meanness.
So they burned jeff. Davis in effigy
the other night, and Yowled
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Mhat Can Be Done.

By trying again and keeping up co ur@-. many
things seemingly impossible may he attained.
Hundreds OF hopeless cases of Kidney and Liver
Complaint have been cured BY Electric Bitters.
after everything else had been tried in vain.
So, ,l"H's think there is no cure for yom hut try
Ele,.tri.. Bitters. There is medicine safe,
50 pure, and so perfect Blood Purifier. Eiec-
trio Bitters VIII cure Dyspepsia, Diabetes and
all Diseases of the the Kidney. 1nvaIua-
blelin affections of stomach and Liver, and over
come all Urinary Difficulties. Large Bottles
only 50 cts. at ali druggists.
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y ing only "a hours by freight from the tacto-
ry we will continue 20 receive supplies of tins
celebrated Fertilizer up to tho 18th Of this
month. " will grow Tobacco with small
stalks, small fibres, large leaves with good body
yellows on the hill, cure. easily, retaina its
color, weighs WELL is always sought after and
commands the highest prices the ware
house floor, HINsHAwS BYNUM.
June Bird, 1S96.-tf
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THE WEEKLY SENTINEL.
ESTABLISHED 1852.

A Progressve-Democratic Fam
lily Newspaper, issued every Thurs
day Morning by the Oldham Pub
fishing House, and mailed to sub
crbers at $3.50 year.
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THE Republicans will be badly
crippled in the next Presidential cam
paign, from the fact that they will
have no pension office to buy votes
with.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ELY BRos.-Cream Balm-pagr 3.
BROWNS IRON BITrERS.-pase =.
STATE Observation-Disclosures pa.e ).
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.'S. S. SPACED.
CHICAGO ORGAN Co.-organs-page
LIST NATL. BANK -Statcment-page 5.
J.W. DAVIS 4 Co.-Merchants-page5 5.
LUDDES Il BATEs-Music Hou-e-page5
z. STAMPs-Soda Fountain for Sale-page s
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The Sentinel piH be sent together nth Scales
Portrait till Jan. LIST, 81, for $l.oO.
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Distorted for The Sentinel.
..Bustle at the White House." This the
heading to newspaper article published i'm
mediately before the Presidents marriage
The truthfulness of the heading is certainly
none the less apparent now than it was before
the wedding.
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$1,7O4S4

2.439.S1
5,273.33
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that debt, was paid, but in case of my
death or resignation the money duo
for the bonds and claims taken up
with the money borrowed would 60 to
pay the Bank and leave the county
whole and harmless, and it was agreed
that should have the credit, on this
condition, Of the full amount of S.
534.O6a. So there was due me on
said settlement, over and above oil re-
ccipts, the following amounts:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-29
~
GOFF AT HOME.


lie Meets With q Rousing Welcome From
Harrison County r eopIe.
Special DhpGtch 10 the IHtelll0tAee.
CLARKsBURa, W. Va, O.t, 2S General
GoF reached home to-day on the even.
ing train, and tonight addressed another
large aud enthusiastic audience in his
usual bright and cheerful manner that
wins for him so many real friends wher.
ever the distinguished gentleman speaks.
The meeting was held in the large and
GapsclouS rink building, which was
filed to overlooking. A special |
lrain, from Buckhannon and Wee.
ton, was run to enable tho people OF
those places TO come and enjoy listening
to good speech. FOnr braes bands we're
In attendance and discourssd some excel.
lent music. The crowd was simply i'm.
mense. The speaker waslistened to by men
OF both politicll parties with great inter.
est, and II will be gratifying to General
God's Wheeling friends TO know that his
speech here did not differ in
sentiment 10 his excsllent speech
at Wheeling,
In this particular he differa very much
from bis lree trade opponent, who hopes
to win by advocating free trade at one
place and q protective tariff at another.
The wonderful jack.knifs proClivity OF
Judge Brannon will never win in the First
Congressional District, and on next Tues.
day We will convince the Judge that he
was never cut out for a Congressman.
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TnE spRAKER's arANp.

work OF art We here to iuaugurate. This
token OF the affection and consideration
OF the people Of France, demonstrates the
kinship Of repuh!ics and conveys to ne
.he assurance that In our effdrts to com.
mend to mankind the sxcpllsncs Of q gov.
eminent resting upon popular will, we
still have beyond the American continent
a steadtast ally"
After President Cleveland, came NJ. A.
LeFairre, Minister Plenipotentiary, who
spoke as the representative OF the rapub.
lie Of France. He said: "In the presence
Of so imposing an assembly, and as a pre-
lude TO ceremony which consolidates
the secular friendship OF two great na-
tons, 1t Is an honor and hearty pleasure
to me 10 present to ynu, In the
name Of the French Government,
aud Of the entire French nation the
sincere and warm assurance OF a sympS-
thetic participation. The Inauguration OF
to-day is one splendid with solemn, i'm.
pressive import.
The memorial address was delivered by
Hon. Chaunoy NJ. Dspew.
The audience then sang Old Hundred,
and the benediGtion was pronounced ny
the Right Rev. Henry O. Potter, D D
A national salute from the guns OF all
the forts and all the men.ol.war in the
harbor closed the exercises.
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Tic Momnn,. Errnnnrs.

The filing up Of room lor the Wo.
man's Exchange has bssn Coupleted, and
they have now one OF tho most comforta-
ble&nd inviting rooms in the city. The
ladies have entered into this work with
the spirit that is so characteristic Of the
women Of Wheeling, doing well Whatever
they undertake. The lunch room will be
opened on Saturday at 10 p. m. Those
having in charge this department will
spare no pains in meeting the wants OF
their patrons, 'The employment depart.
ment Ia meeting with large patronage.
Persons wanting any kind oi work done
will find 1t to their interest TO call at the
exchange. A lady depositing fifty cents
will have girls furnished for one month.
A girl suited in place will be expected
to pay fifty centa.
Persons having work TO enter will please
call at the rooms and get a circular, with
rules,
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BelIRIre.

Dacotah Lodge, "A, .. u. W. Is preparing
an entertainment for the 9th OF Novem,
ber,
7. B, BslCe, a wegee farmer, was seri.
nuaiy hurt yesterday by the kick Of 9
mule. p
rhe Elysian Theatre will open Monday
night aud have performances every night
Of the week,
1t was the Enterprls, window glass
works that hid blaE. this time, but the
damage was slight.
Bellaire Lodge l. o O, F. is considering
plans for q large hall on their lots At Dsi-
mont and Tnirty'third streets,
The Grecnbsckens ara not dead, IL
seems, as Dr. I, H, Grimes, Of F.irv' y,
spoke for the party last night at City
Hall,
Uultes the city will have the road up
Ross Hill Al.ersd tols much bsttsr grade
there Is probability that the country
people will have tue road made to come
down Indian Run from tha Rock Hill
school house and leave the city to keep
up It's cemetery road az beat It can.
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FaoN the peculiar kind OF work being
done sgainst General GoF, the opposition
mus! fear that hs 10 going TO bs rs.eleCLs d
by largely increased minority. All
sorts Of strings are being pulled aud
GllsotS Of impulses appealed 10, Republi.
cans who favored the nomination Of
Blaine in 1884 and rather expect tho same
thing to happen in 1883, arc being told
thG Col was not Blaine man.
Suppose he was not2 1t was his right
tohavO his own choice, as other Republi.
cans bud theirs. There wsrc West vir.
Vinia Republicans who preferred Ar.
thur, aud aeme who preferred Sherman,
Nme ElwaEds, some Logan, some Others.
Alter the nomination thoy all turned in
aal worked loyalty for the nominecs.
Tnis wGS all that anybody could ask.
The Weston convention, which gpvo
General Coil his third nomination for
Congress, was u pronounced Blaine con.
yen.ion. It knew what 1t was doing, and
has no reason to regret what It did.
Nothing that can be said
Of General Gol's preference in the
preliminary campaign Of 1884, or of bis
possible preference in the preliminary
Cimpaigu oil 1883, can ALLEVIATE from him
TIL, vote Of any Republican who calls him.
Sslta Blaine man. The Blaine men, we
beg to remind our Democratic friends, are
notthat kind Of Republicans. Come on
with the Qnaker guusl
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from the Battery at noon. Every aysila
BILE steamer and tugboAt had been pressed
into service, and from the summit Of the
statute the bay looked like gigantic am
phithsAtre Of GompAGted humanity 10,
cussed upon the grand stand at the base
Of the pedestal.
Three batteries took part in the salute
Of 100 guns fired from the battery on q
wired signal at the moment OF the unyeil.
ing OF the statute. The steamers in the
bay blew their whistles and the men.oi-
war returned the salute from their guns.
At o'clock the vessels which had taken
part In the parade, began TO return and
deposit their cargoes OF sightsseFs at
the battery and near'by-wharves,
At 4;20 the guns on Governors
Island and the other forts, and those on
the WaFshipa were unmarked and belChed
forth their thunder for hall an hour. The
New York Society Of Amateur Photo
grRphers chartered steamer for the day
and conducted art experiments at ths
scene OF the parade and at Bedloe's Is
land, The New York World, which bore
such prominent part in raising the Pc
destal fund, was represented in the pa.
rade by two steamers,
Senator Eyarts made the opening sd-
dreHB, AT the conclusion OF his speech
the signal was given and the veil was
Withdrawn from the face OF the statue
amidst the booming Of cannon and the
shrieking Of whistles from the hundreds
OF steamers and other craft gathered
around the Island. This indescdbable
ovation continued for fully hall an hour
Senator EVarts, when the firing and hoot-
ing subsidized. introduced Grover Oleve-
land, President Of the United States, who
ln accepting the statue said; "Ths people
Of the United States accept with grati-
tuda from their brethren OF the
French Republic the grand and completed
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DuRlSo the joyous campaign of two
yearsago Judge John Brannon was asked
some interesting questions through the
coIumna OF tho INTELLGENCER This was
one Of them; II the current expenses a
the Government and the interest Of the
puollc deb. were provided for in other
Ways than by the customs revenue, wOult
you DO in favor Of tariff whose primary
object would DO the protection Of Amer
industries from the competition Of Europ.
can manufacturers, even II such protec-
ton would demand q prohbtOry tariff ?
The question is'proposed tc Judge Bran.
non again, because lie has q habit OF get.
ting over the real iaaue by saying that 70
l,nS Us the government Is Obliged to raile
alarge revenue tho protective tariff can.
not possibly be sbolshed or altered to the
dstriment Of American industries.
When Judge Brsnnon speaks in this
city tonight he cannot spread before his
audience mora Entertaining feast than
to answer AhlS question fully aud
frankly.
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BLATNE,s rRGp
Through PennsyivanlR-IIe Scores Good
Points on BLACK.

Through Pennsylvanla-IIe Scores Good
Points ON Black.
HAzRLToN, Oct 2s.-Mr. Blaine spoke
as follows at this place to-day; | au
charged with the otIense OF coming into
Pennsylvania. Laughter and applause.
Mr.. ohsuoCey Black is my. accuser. In
tending always to treat public men OF both
parties With courtesy, ! have many rea.
sons for treating him with personal con-
alteration, but | happened to remark the
firat evening addressed o public meet
ing in Philadelphia, that In the per-
son Of Black and In the person
Of General Beaver, many features Of the
contest between the principles represent.
cd by Mr.. Buchanan aud the principles
represented ny Abraham Lincoln were
repeated. Applause Therefore Mt
Black tninksl have offended In coming
into Pennsylvania. think his resent
ment indicates the peculiarly OF the ac'
cusatiou made against him In this, that
be can't defend 1t aud dare not deny II.
When you get q man ip tho attitude
where he can nulGher defend nor deny,
hO is left only 10 the resource Of
abuse. The verdict Of the people OF Penn.
sylyaula upon tue issues represented by
Mr.. B1chRnSn have long ago been re-.
corded, and the opinions Of the people Of
Pennsylvania upon the issues represented
by Abraham Lincoln hiss not only been
recorded but sealed with blood IpplAuae1,
and for the people Of Pennsylyauia ID
this year OF grace, 1880, 10 vots down the
man who sheds his blood on the
battle field In defense Of the Union
aud the free labor which the Union
guarantees, ahd to vote up the po;
lltlCal DESCENDANTS oi the policy whlCp
Mr., Buchanan represented ID some.
thing which | don't believe PonnsylvaniA
is wiling 10 do. Applause | CalnB here
10 say 10 PENNEY lvAnia that the other
States OF this Union that stood with her
and abreast ot her, and following her Ia
the great struggle In which your disttn'
guiVhed candidate 1r Governor took WI
honorable aud worthy part VcA9e here
10 say that w0 await your verdict, not
with anxiety, bat with Conalenus OF
with an anxiety only lest too sure Of that
verdict, you do not by extra aud unlted
sltotG make IL sufficiently emphatic. Bee
ItO it, men OF psnnsylvgnia, geo 10 II "a
you honor the state whiBh 10 lu your
keeping, See TO II that on Tuesday next
you respond, not merely lor tho honor Of
your own State, but also for tho honor Of
your sister gtateBol the Unlon, Applause, ]
At WilkUSbarte Mr. Bialng arrived this
Afternoon. lie was met al Glen Summit
| by an escort committee Oi prominent re-
publluanS ot LuE E9rne county who aqg9m;
bSnied him 10 thla plty On hla arrival
H lie station DO was gtseied BY an en-
thuslSgtic crowd and escorted by q vasl
concSufse 10 the Metropolitan Hthk where
q public meeting was held.
'lis spoke about 70 minutea chiefly up
on Tue leftI, Hs aud bis party lsl. FOL
Scranton this BV6ulns,
--eSS--.