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9 Srieftafen. N.

Srau Mb Ell no Meult in Mnz
beer, GantOn 8rau5iinben, ST mei3.-
BON eiuem unierer 2efer In Corpus
Gbrilti erbielten mir auf uniers Outrage
in benz lebten Wo1enblatt bic traurige
MittbeiIung, baB 9tepban Meuli be-
reits Dor ettDa aebn 0tonaten au gietp
Orleans i'm @baritD 9ospital perltors
ben lit.
8. 8. n q. gr.-gine in beutI6er
gpra@e eri6einenoe 3eitfnrift ipeeiell
iiber 8aum5uht unb Obit Gultur giebt
es unieres Wihens in ben Ser. 5taaten
ni9t. 9a9egen biirfte ole W}ilpaufee'r
.Nderbau>' uno @arten=3eitung" Gin
Werlage oes v6erOlo" erideinenb) } tppbl
Sbren Wlnl6en unb 3weden eutfpre=
hen.
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: Sic 8el6lafIe oes gntis@binefen

Sie 8ei@ldRe bes Nntisgbinefen,
@pnbents iollen obne ueberitiir3ung aur
Nusfiibrung gebra6t perDen. Der So.
talperein BON SatramentD, pon oem bic
Berafung bes Stats GDupe1ts ausz
ging, bat far ieinen 8e3irt fOlsenben
Bef6luB gefaBt: rOaB nad benz nd6=
ten 1. Wtai ieoes 0ereinsmiiglieo allen
oenienigen, bic ieiner lleher5eugung
na6 binelii@e Irbeiter entbebrea t6ns
men unD lie bennod beFddftigen, 10
pett es ibm peribnli6 irgenb m0ali9
1T, ieine &uubi9afi osrentbaiten ioll,
uub baB fein algemeiuss 8opeotter uor
Nblauf bes tommeu0en 10. gtouember
BON oem 8erein beriuG! perben iOQ,
I'm bamit seoerr1aHn eine biflige JrtIf
CUR 8orbereiiung Dorouf Su gepdbren. q
-0ie @ailtefen gehen in groben Mai
len fretiDlaig na6 paufe; 1ebsr pou
San 5ranciseO abgebenoe Sampfer III
Doa. So oerlteBeH erft Dor lpeliigeH
8agen nit benz y5au Pablo@ CO. 1900
3opftrager 4merita, oaoon 800 auf
JhmmerwIeoerfebr.
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nur our6 einen 0erpanbten abIamz
meln ldkt. Sd eri6rof tDotlid, meine
GuBe wo0ten mid ni6t tragen, i'd tnuBs
te mid ieben. @nbli1 faBte i'd mid
mieber. Du bait es mir geiagt, 9err,
fpra9 i'd, aber i'd ba1te: biesmal
fommt er gang beltimmt, benn wo3u bdts
te i'd fonft 10 lesae barren minens =
@r audte bic M1ieln. 0offen wir's,
fagte CT. 8etomu,if 9u ibn ni9t sll
ieben, 10 sieblt Du eben Die S9rift benz
@rsber3og. Dein @epifen fonn rubig
iein; Du bait ia obnebin bic pfi6t ges
gen bic @emeinse erfiillt, tpie Dieaei@1
ME elm anberer &i9ter in Oeiterrelcb.
= 5dbnen 9anf, er piherte ib, abet
bieiem &otb folse i6 ni6t. sd Sebe
Die 51rift feinsm Iuoeren, als BEN
Raiier. l1ab penn er iibermorsen ni6l
eri1eint, 10 fonme i'd 5ur nd6tea Wu.
oiens pieber unb 10 fort, bis icb 'bn tref:
fs. = 1ber 5aras, rief er, 10 nimm bod
0eruNft an! Wis ioll i'd Dir baum i'm.
mer mieber ben gintritt beri6afens Das
1T ia unm0ali9! - Wenn es, erToloer=
te i'd, mirtli6 nnmDgli9 lit, unb i'd
CLAUDE es Dir, beun Du bit elm made
rer mabrbaftiger Mann, oann tperot
i'd mir aubers gu belfen mi1en. = Wiei
- Damn merle i'd mid, iagte i'd rubig,
Dor feline pferoe bin, penn ct ausfdbrt.
Gann Der &utider mod oubalten, Il
tperoe i'd Dem &aiier bas @eiu9 iiber'
geben uno init tbm rebelt, geben bic &oi.
fe iiber mid binpeg, 10 mar es e6er
mein S9iflal. = st blidte mid gana
eri6redt an.
(Gortfebuns folst.)
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= Die ginmanoerung na6 Galifors
nieu 1T bur6 bic niebrtgen 6abrpreiie
auberorbentli6 lebbatt gemoroeh. Sn
San 6rancisco famen in Der 5peiten
Wdr3.pod,e 1880 @intpanoerer an, in
gang Californian Dobrfheinll@ etma
2500. Die Counties 2a6eu, Weoboe
uno 5halta batien beionoers farfen
3u3ug. Btioubers lebbaft beripridt
bic @iHnanberuug ber Bobmen in ndb=
iter 3eit 5u peroen. Cine @eieQfdaft
bon atpeibunbert 86bmen aus Salnois
mill mad Californian iiberIiebeln unb
bat iGDn 8orldufer bortbin seianbt.
9ie @tnmanDerungsgeiell9aft erbielt
in Der 5peiten Mdr3mo9e iiber bunoert
NHfragen aus B0bmen aus allen Sbeis
len ber Union. 100 86bneu geoenfen
i'm uddifen Wonat bon Seras mad ga.
lifornien auf5ubre@en.
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aserliner alatf@.

ueber cine Rriminalgel9i9te, ybie
III ben b69Fen 2reiien Der 8erlinsr
@efelf6aft li9 abgeipielt bat unb aud
bereits bas 3uftdnoige @eri9t bef6dfti.
gen ioq" mar bem 08erliner Sagebiatt"
rpon Dertrauensmhrbiger Seite" cine
eingebeube Mtittbeilung sugegangen,
bic es ieinen Qefern = ,li1ter unrldufi-
ger 8eri9ueigung Der Namen = ni9t
por5uentbalten gu biirfen" glaubte. Sn
feiner gtummer pom Z. Wdr3 tbeilte es
bieie @eiditbte nit:
4uf etnem bo9ariitofratil6en 8allfez
ife bieier Saiion erf9ieE bic 8r1fin 4.
Sie irus eiae feenbafte Spilette, tpsl6e
bic allgemelnite 8emunberung erregte.
Den @lan3puRft aber uab bic Grone ib,
res rei1en Gpitiims bilbets Elm fpribsns
Der 8rilliantldmuf in Sorm elmer 3aus
be ben. lie in ibrer GoiIfure befeiiigt bots
te. Oiefer S6mud 5og bic 8liGe Aller
auf fin, er tpur0e Der Qlittelpuuft ber
8emunberung unb - bes yseioes. 2lls
Die @rdfia K na9 S9luB Der JeftIiGtsit
III tbre gBobnaug aHrlidgefehrt mar uub
begauIht pDn ben erlebten 5riuatpbea,
ldhelu mad brem 9aupte faBte, tpo Der
itrablenbe llrbebe 10 oieien .Aufiebeas
tbrorte, oa erfaBte lie etn idber 56ref.. :.
Die Stelle mar leer.... bic 3aube per>
i6muu0en.
DO9 cine 3ofe Der Grau Don 3.
pldubert: sd babe ben S6mud geles
ben!" 9a fie udbere Iustunft ni9t ges
ben mill, f9idt man sur poli3ei. Die
ie lauert ber 3ofe auf unb leBtere ges
itebt, iie babe ben S9mud i'm Sstretdr
ibrer 9erriE, oer Grau bon .. gefeben.
Grau D. q. ift bic @attin zines unferer
b09fen 8eamten. Wfan benfe fi6
bic 9tufregung Der poliaeil Nber
bic pfli6t iiber aues! Gin Be-
amter besiebt iid su Grau b. ..
un6 finbet in Der Sbat bic Brillantens
Eaube. Ser Neio ber3ebrte ite, 10 gee
ftebt iie, unb besbalb raubte fie ibrer
@ipalin Der Grdfin 4. ben toitbareu
56mud9esenitano.
Ser @atte ber sSrau bon q. III inatpis
| f9en bun ieiner &eiie 3uridgetebrt
Gr bat bic 9bat ieiner Grau un6 oeren
| i@redlibe Golgen erfabren. 1T borte
nod weiter, baB bic Itten gei@lofer
unb Der Staatsantpalti9aft iibergeber
ieien. Sein erffer Sang mar su einem
&e6tsanwalt, Inn gfatb, um-Silfe
! .26nnte Der Suiti3uinifer ni9t BIZ
Sadie 'nieoeri@lasen?"
runm6glidl"
nOoer Der Gailer?"
! vunbentbar!" : gs siebt nur elm
6offnung, baB bic Gtaatsanmalti9af
auf @runb ber annabme, baB elm ei
gentli6er Siebitabl ai6t porliege, bol
Der grbebuug Oer 9lntlase abfaub ndb
me...."
49,. Sotpeit bas yBerl. Sagebatt
bom Sonntag, 6em Z. gfdr3.
| Der amtIi9e poli3eiberibt bor
Wlontag idreibt: Die ieniationeRe Sri
minalgef9i6te, tuel6e eeitern bon cine
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-&e6t nette 2opfbeb ed u rls

-&e6t nette2opfbeb { d u tls
gen i9reibt bic Greiiinnige 3eitung,
bhrften in tommenben Grlbtabr bon
einem She'll uniere Damen in ben Stras
Ben 8erlius fpaaieren gefibrt tperben,
penn aud biesmal Der Na6mabmungss
trieb ber beiIeren 9dlfte unleres @es
f6le@ts f6 auf oieYariier Muiter wirft.
Wa6bsm bic fur unmbglib gebaltene
SoIrniire (2unft @teiB) iiegrei@ea
Sinau9 gebalten bat, biirfte aud bic
punberli@en 9utmoben, bic fiir bas
Griibiabr aus paris ansetiinbigt tper>
ben, bel unieren Damen Nntlang fin
ben. unb mas Hnb bas fir 9iite !!
9elme aus @Olbbleh ober Stabl mil
elmer Geber auf Der SpiBe! gto9 toller
ioQen aber Die Selme Don 8aumrinoe
ausieben, bic tber tnb iiber bon einem
8lumenbur9einanber iibertpu9ert linb,
Sobann limb garrets in Gorm elmer
Sodeimabe MODERN. Der 3urhdgei6le'
9eneS6irm trdgt inNalerei cine Sport
fceae. gs liegt alio eine rei6r Nuss
wabl neuer Mobe 1ngebeuerli6teiter
3ur auspabl bot.
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biefgem 3eitung beri6tet tpurbe, betref.
fenb Die bon elmer nornebmen Dame
auf einem Bale erfolgte gntmenbunq
eines b66ft pertbuolleu grillanteni6mu:
des in @eitalt elmer Saube ift Be,
Rriminalpoliaei Doaftdnois unbetann1
unb ohrfte lit als pbantafiegebilbe eis
nes ftoHbeoiirftigen &eporters tenuaei6.
nett. l1ebrigens 1T, foueit erittnerlid
bor ldngsr als 10 Sabren bie'elbe ooer
etne gang dbnli6e @ei9i6ie ben bielt,
gen 3ettun9slefern er1dbIt tporben.
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California 9Sci,,e.

GER s. 5, @sener, WbDfsfals &
9tetaiibaibler i'll Weinen, 9llauo Yla3a,
lit ppr 2urjem ogh feiner oierien Sc
iddFisrelie na9 @alifOtuten 3uriidge.
fehrt. st fam ieBt leine Guneeu un6
6amilien NIT ben beitea sorten BON
@atiforniasWeinen unb reinem 3rau=
ben BranbD oeriebsn. &eineu @alifors
MIA @laret oerfouft er Die @aaone-$1.
Bprts unb anoere uuuerfdsi6te Weine
linb tets bel ibm boyrdtbig.
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sSut Cinderella gd,nb gtore

fino neue Waaren einsetro1en fur bic
beuoritebenoe Sriibiabrss ssSais
fon. Wlr baben uns bur9 ben Nu=
geni6ein oaOon iiberseuet, baB oiefe
Waaren: Gamen= unb &inber= 51ube,
9erreni9ube &C.. bas Beite fnb, mas
ie i'm bieligen Martte pHerirt muroe.
Bic Nusmabl 1T febr rei9baltig unb bic
preiie lhnb ieoem 8ebiirfnlB anaemeRen.
Wer elegantes unb bauerbaftss Sbub=
5eua tragen mill, oer gehe gum
Cinderella SdubzStDre
Gde 9ouitohitraBe & Npe. s..
2,8,t1f
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''Feiles Sarsaparil1a" fiir
ale 8lut. unb Sautttanfbeiten. Surirt bic
fdlimmffen Sale bon 8lutberqiftuns bis sur
sepobnliden Ginue. @ebraudSanneifuns auf
Der Etifette. Gabriairt bon Der Alamo 0fft'g
gompann uab gum 8eriauf an BieOerperfdufer
unb an @ribatperfOaen BET u. SretS, Gan
Wnfnnin
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sGmproyed Condition Powders, fir gGe,

be uno @lnopie6. Gin ausacseianetes uno ",
probtes YuIper in Der 8ebunOluua Doa SUB.
frantbeitem aner grt, allqemeiue lnpdbli6feit,
ans gss an ssss s5 Sfa aasp Dsi @at an
Der efiieite. 6abrisirt uOn unO gum gerfauf
bel abolph OreiB, alamo Ra5a, gesen.
iiber Der Iofoffiee, Gan Sntonio.
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- 9as sr6Bte 2aser BON @epehrs
uao &epolber,p patronen unb 9alien
bel Piper & 6 6uItbeB.
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9rs. 9. Il .. 9anteiott, :
bonn
Missouri State Museum
of Anatomy.
Nt. 2pats. Nf Q.


Dr. $. 9abieiou erIoubt fi9, feine
sabIreihen 6re,inbe BON ieiner Nnfuuft
in San Mutonio 3u informiren unb ct
spirb ls9 glhdli9 j9dben, bieitIben au
ennpfaugen, In benz Wenger Dotel,
3iinn1er Str. IL i'm Yarterre.
6pre9itunben Don 10 ubr Bortltlts
tags Bis 4 llbr Na9mittags tdgllb ooer
Ha9 uebereintomn1eu.
Or. DaDiefon bebanoelt bauptid1lt1
s1erpDle, asrDnii1e utto Blut=
&ranfbeiten
Nle biejenigen, bic li9 aus llnpDrs
F1tigfeit cine &rantbeit oDer elm uebel
llgejogeu baben, fDrbert er auf, obne
Ber3ug bel ibnt bor5ufpre1eu. Seine
Iangidbrigei1, in ben beiten oeutl6en
nub frans6fF6en 9nfpitdlern geiam>
meIteu grfabrungen bieten geniigenbe
Garantie, baB allen nit ben .ermdbnten
Rrantbeiteti Bebafteten bic bette unb
tpiHeui6aftli6fe 8ebanolung gu Sbeil
isirO.
Dieienigen Batienten, nel9e ii9 alt<
betbdlb Der 9tabt befinben, ut6gen
briefIi6 ibrert 2ranfbeitssuifanb ange>
ben utlo tDerben lire Briefe iofort 8es
rt4f9tigung erfabren.
Nfdn laerfe F1 bic &breHe:: 3imuer
Nr. ii, Menger 9otel San Nntonio,
&eras.
6pre1t obne geridumniB bor, ba
he's Sectors NufentbaIt bier fur8 ift.
@seben ipurbe beroifentlidt unb pirb frei
aaf Berfanseu mnb nad @iufenbun9 bon 2
6ents berfanbt v4roetieaI 0bieruations on
Rerooxs DebiIitb anb @bsfital @xbantion"
NIT einem uGifap on Marriase1, NIT pidtigen
GtbanbIunsen iiber anbere arantbeiten. Die.
fsIbez linb cine 9bnopfis aus Sorleiunsen, bic
ssR ben Doctoren Dabiefon i'm Wfifourt
Gtaats. 1fuienm fur anatomie sehalten fpur.
Sen nub biIben einen pertbuoIlen Gratltden
@atbseber, ben ale iunsen 2eute lefen iollten.
~ Mbreffe: Or. 8. Dasiefon
l,s,tublM @aenger Sotel, San Mntonio.
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Stir sntutuoiud,t at,aeiehett.

Wir milIen, baB Geute iabrelang auF
51tpinoiuht bebanbelt murhen, penns
slei9 lie 9ulteu batten uno 59meraeu
in ben 2ungen ipiirten, 'nieoergeiblagen
maren uub f9wa9. nobel plele anoere
5pmptome ieaer &ranfbeit auftraten,
mar bod teia 9uugenleibeu. Die ur>
ia9e nie'er Sbnptome fino lauter peinz
l,1e Soigen eluer ftarren unb erfrantten
Sober. Wir fonnten ein 8latt nit
3suaniHen berer fiilen, lpelGe our9 ben
@ebraud pom Gimmons 2iper & 9 u
lator bauerno gebeilt uoroen iinb.
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= Mie man in Mfrifa ennectirt.
2ieutenant WeiB, Der nit Dr. Subtle
i'm 9tuftraae Der oitafrifaniiden 8efelz
f9aft bas &ilimanbi6aro.@ .@ebiet fiir Die
oeutf6=oftatrifaniibe @eleui6aft ners
tparb", ldBt uns in leinem 8eri6t ba=
riiber einen iatereRanten Bid auf Die
Glaggenbif1erei ber genannten @eieuz
f6aft tbun. 8or bem Ooyfe Mlfinbe,
ber &efioen3 bes v5ultans" Simboio,
mebte BEL Nnfunft oes 0errn WeiB Die
Jlagge bes Sultans BON 5aniibar.
Sultan" Simboio erfldrte, baB er bic
Glagge nur aus Greunbi6aft fiir ben
Sultan BON Saniibar gebiBt babe.
@lei93eitg bettelte ct ben 2leutenant
WeiB fortseieBt in bet auoringliditeu
Weiie an unb trat i9lieBli9 bemielben
iein @ebiet az. Mus Der 59ilberung
bes 2ieutenauts WeiB 1T uni6wer au
entnebmen,. saB ber bettelnbe Sultan" ,
nur um Ii9 in Den Befib elmer Glai9e
59naps unb einiger 2umpen gu iebeu,
bic Glagge bes 5ultans bon Sanlibar
berleugnet bat, unb baB bieie f6marae
Maieitdt bic 6lagge ber beuti9softafris
fanii9en @eiell9aft ebenfaus nur uaus
Greunbi9aft" nirb gebiBt baben molz
len, ioba!s irgenb Elm anberer Nfrifareis
fenber bas BebiirfniB fiblen iollte, tiir
bas in &ebe ftebenoe Gebiet cine Glas
f@e S9naps mebr au geben, als 9err
Sieutenaut Weib.
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2,St1t
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-08-12
No. no. lie, Dame Fortune Pass You By,

The 194th Grand Monthly Distribution of
the Lllisiana State Lottery Company took
place on Tuesday always Tuesday July 18th
1886, under the usual supervision of Gems. g.
T BeauLegard of La, and Jubal Early of Va,
Well the same old story is told again; some
1895 500 went flying about like thistle down.
1t was thulsly: Ticket No 8l,375 Costing So
drew the Firss Capital Prize q $4,000 1t was
sold IN fifths at ST each-one-to Mrs Mary E
Holmes. No 20S Princeton st, Z Boston Mass !;
one toA III Jones, Admission, Ala; one to VIM
Glenn a worthy farmer at Monroeville, Allen Co
Ind y one collected through Well, Fargo & Co,
San Francisco Cal, foo a resident there; another
to a party at Columbus, o, who is opposed to
any discovery being made. No 1927 won the
End. Grand Prize of $25 900 ), also sold in ffths
at 81 each-one to Jno III PSnes, $40 West,
45th st, New York City, party identified with,
Amusement World as treasurer OF the Grand
Opera house in 23d ST.; one to Henry Sass, No
20 Western ave., Toledo o. paid through adams
Express, one to Carl Iideman, been book-keep-
er with the Meyer Bros. Drug Company, Ka.a-
sas City, Mo. one to Vito DelerenZo young
fruit vendor at cor, Washington and Laurel SITS,
New Orleans, etc, No 19,406 dew the Third
Capital Prize of $4,000 sold in fifth one to
Eug. Lafon, Denison, Texas, through First Ma
tional Bank there; one TO Jonn 4 Stewart,
Detroit, Mich, through the Detroit savings
Bank; the rest to parties in Boston in S5ring-
fell, Mass, and Clear Lake Wis, On Septem-
Der l4th, 1885 will be a Quarterly Grand Extra
ordinary Drawing, when 1922 500 will be dis
tributed of which M 4 Dauphin, New Orleans,
La, will give all information
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-08-12
REPUBLICANs IN COUNCIL.

The Republican Executive Committe
meet in Greensboro and decide to
Call a Convention.
Last Friday the grand moguls of the G.
o. p. in the Fifth District met in solemn
conclave at the Benbow House in Green's
boro. These worthless of the Executive Com
mittee were Messrs. y w. Goshen, Winston,
Jas. Hoskins, Summerfeld and J. d. White,
of Greensboro.
After gravely discussing matters for near
ly the whole day they came out and with
the gravity of Statesmen said they " had de-
cided to call convention"
The labor, incident to forming such an
important decision was too severe a strain
on their physical man and accordingly one
or two of them concluded to stroll down an-
der the McAdoo. WAS it for a drink p
Somebody tried to joke COL Keogh upon
the outlook for Republican success in the
district and he replied Well we Republi-
cans have some rights and We must have our
little convention for the fun of the thing."s
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-08-12
FORSYTH FARMER.
They Assemble In Winston and Organise
q County Farmers Club.

They Assemble In W1nBtOn anu OrSshA1o
County Farmers Club.
Last Saturday number of the farmers of
this county assembled in the Court House
for the purpose of forming County Farmers
Club.
Mr.. E. c. Dull, of Lewisville, was called
to the chair. Col. Polk was called upon and
spoke at some length on the advantages to
be derived from such an organization. His
speech was marked by much earnestness and
received close attention.
A committee on credentials, to be COM
posed of the Secretaries of the local clubs,
was appointed by the chairman.
motion to appoint one member of each
local club as one of a committee to frame a
constitution and by laws, was carried.
During the short interval of waiting for
called on and responded in short but in
teresting talk.
The Constitution and 10y laws were read
and adopted. The constitution allows one
delegate to tine county club for every five
members in the local.
Inc county meetings are to be held ON the
4th Saturday in March, July and October.
No political OF religious discussion is to
be allowed, and it is intended to be in fact
what it is in nams-a Farmers Club.
An election was held, resulting in the
choice of the following officers for the COM
ing year:
Pres.-E. T. Lehman,
Vice Pres. IT. J. Valentine,
End Vice Pzes.-A. w. Bevel,
Secsy.-E. c. Dull.
Cor. Secy-L. c. Hastings,
Treasurer-C. E. Harper.
committee was appointed to draw up,
and submit an address, setting forth the
aims and purposes of the organization. This
address, when approved, will be published
and distributed over the State.
The Secretary was instructed to send a.
report of the meeting to the papers of VIM
ston-Salem, with request to publish,
Quite gratifying it must have been to Col.
Polk, when the Progressive Farmer was en-
dorsed by the club as ga paper worthy of
the support and aid of the farmers
throughout the South"
A move was set on foot for getting Sig
nal Service Station established at Winston,
and after some committee work, the Club
adjourned.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-08-12
II You Want tc Mnopr

Way you eos6nue to suffer from various ills that
fesk.is heir to, why YOUR complaints remain
obstinatein spite OF efforts to-cure by home doc
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The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-08-12
FIRST ANNIVERSARY
OF the "Wachevia Arbor'' sabbath school
Three Miles North of Salem.

Three Miles North Of Salem.
EDITOR SENTINEL :-On Saturday, 7th
inst, the Sunday School at "wachoyia Ar
bor," on the Grubb's road, three miles
North of Salem, celebrated its first ami
versary. 1t was commenced August 9th,
1885, with % cholars, w. w. Fausler being
superintendent, John Brewer, Asst Supt.,
Thomas A. Burner, Secretary, J. A. Segraves
Asst Sec, and w. N. Bpfner Treasurer.
The school is held in the woods, beneath
beautiful arbor, whence its name. 1t was
continued there until Nov. p, when cold
weather set in. At meeting in the house
OF w. n. Butner it adjourned over winter
until April 18th of this year, when it was
resumed in the Arbor, under the fosmer
management; excepting that w. A. Palmer
became Asst Sec, vice the incumbent Mr..
Segraves At present there are % scholars
on the roll. The celebration consisted of
singing, prayer and several addresses by
the Revs. Solomon Long and f. +. Hagen,
and Superintendents Tanslef and Brewer,
After the morning exercises procession
was formed of the entire CONGREGATION,
headed by beautiful banner, made for the
occasion by Miss Amelia Steiner, of Salem,
and followed by the clergy, officers, scholars
and visitors, moving by twos iowa rds a very
long table, at the lower end of which the
marching column split, and filed right and
left along the table to the head of it, and
took position all along the plentiful and
tempting viands on it. After grace by
Brother Long, we all "dived in," and did
ample justice to the liberal hospitality of
our Wachovia Arbcr" friends, who bid
every person on the grounds heartily well
come. 1t was love feast in the true sense
of the word.
The people returned to the xrbor, where
the celebration was closed with the same
exercises as in the morning. The whole
affair." was conducted in strict keeping with
the sacred character of christsin Sunday
School, to the utter exclusion of any worldly
frivolities. Everybody was happy yea de-
ighted-for bhe smile of the Lord was, ''the
feast of our souls" A shade of sadness was
however, passed over the assembly. Many
Of the scholars wore Grape, and the pulpit too
was drapcd With emblems of mourning !: for
young man, Robert Brown, afaithfuf mem
bex Of the school, had, few weeks be-
fore, lost his life thorough an accident. His
mosher, who was present, said TO me, her
eyes streaming witk' tears, as she looked on
the procession, at it moved along, before
meeting in the morniag; "Now my dear
boy r. walking among the shining ranks
before the throne of God in heaven ~v.
Fansley and his able andtzealous assistants,
this school is doing mush good, and it Is be to
hoped, that this pretty "tArho<" will soon
develop into a neat and roeany house OF
worship. F. FIJI.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-08-12
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AS WE GO TG PRESS:
News Items of Current Interest that Com
AE# tee,Late to be Classified.

News Items of Cure mt Interest that Come
b te4s-L Late to be Classified.
On Mosttay morning at about 2:o'ciock
the North Carolina Handle works at Green's
boro caught fire and were burned to the
ground.
8 Hon. w. J. Montgomery was nominated
without opposition for Judge of the Eighth
district in convention at lexington on the
4th inst, aad B. F. Long fer Solicitor
j. A. Long, Esq, of Durham, was noni-
mated for Solicitor in the Fifth Judicial
district. r. w. Winston, Esq, of Oxford,
was his mosst formidable opponent. On the
fourth balboa the vote stood Long, Isl AZ
ST. Winston, 151 10-37. Winston then
withdrew and moved that Longs nominal
ton be made unanimous.
/ The Greensbero Workssast learns that
John Cardweli, who was sentenced to be
hanged at Wilkesboro, n. c., and who was
released by q mob of his friends, has been
re-captured. Cardwell was doomed to be
hanged on July Sth. AS he escaped and
the time has, passed far his execution he
will have to,be re-sentenced. The State Of
fered rewasd for his capture.