Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1886-04-22
,aJ JPRIcEl5 CENTS
ALL OVER The STATE y
NEWS OF rHE WEEK I'm NORTH CAR.
OLINA.
Carefully Culled From Car rOetsnporaxies
and Compresssd Into Small
Particles.
CLEVELAND.

GoT8x0lly C04k6Q EFOAu o0x &tDt1
and Compressed Into Small
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l4es3 eFls CLEVELAND SIR tar4
Kings Mountain Gold Mine has
again started TO work. This minehas
been worked over d century and is
very valuable mine.
Mr.. j. d. Wethers carried some mi
ca to Bakersville last week and receiv-
ed S308.05. The mica came from A.
j. Irvine and j. d. Wethers and w.
w. Green deposits in Cleveland.,sr
Among the important cases disposed
Of during Cleveland court, were those
of the State vs.. Columbus Waters,
charged with killing Thomas Ware.
The verdict of the jury was not gull
ty." Duncan, charged with burning
Gibson's mill, was convicted and sem
fenced to twenty years in the peniten-
tiary.
Mai. III. w. Burton, of Lincolnton,
sometime since sold his Percheron stall
lion, "Major," for one thousand dol
lars.
Mr.. John F. Lutz while in the woods
near Lincolnton recently was attacked
and bit by a dog, whose actions and
appearance indicated hydrophobia.
The sheriff of Lincoln county re-
Gently took young white man named
Monroe Finger to the penitentiary un-
der a five year sentence for abduction.
Two years ago a beautiful girl only
twelve years of age was married by
man named Barrett. Finger two
months ago eloped with this woman,
she taking some of her husbands mon-
ey and jewellery. They were captured
and Finger was jailed. The woman
refused to leave him, and all the time
has been with him in Jail Now that
he is sent to the penitentiary she refus-
es to leave the jail and declares it shall
be her home.
Asheville has Chinese laundryman
named Hop We.
Asheville, ON the 18th day of May,
will vote on an ordinance to borrow
| 100000. for water works, and street
lights.
| A North Settlers immigration Soci-
ety has been organized at Asheville.
Mr.. H. Clay Hunt is President; Col.
s. NJ. Hatch, Vice-President, p. s.
Cummings. Secretary and Treasurer
and G. T. G. Deake, Cor. Secretary.
They intend to furnish information TO
Northern people of the resources, &c.,
of North Carolina and try to induce
, them to settle in Western North Car
E olina.
The Monroe Enquirer says: "The
: Win ton Sentinel has added another
, year to its record and begun another
year with bright prospects. We wish
: for our contemporary long career OF
j; usefulness and prosperity.
A recent survey of the dividing line
between Union and Cabarrus count
, les disclosed the fact that Mr.. J. II
! Long was really citizen of Cabarru'
); county. Whereupon his citizenship
6 at once migrated from Union to Ca
Il l UdETuS, d1lu tlC SdDdAIu5 fSCORAS AhosA'
+ him county surveyor Immediately.
,s ORANGE.
d w. G. Couch is the champion pota
e to farmer of Orange. His presen
r crop will bring $400. He has tel
le barns of tobacco which he thinks vii
,e not bring as much as his crop of pota
d toes will.
!; The academy at Caldwell in Orang
+. county was burned recently and wit
:. it some 5000 pounds of tobacco, tn
L. property of Mr.. III. Y. Harris. Th
" loss on the building was $500, on t.
4 bacco 81 900. No insurance. 1t
n said to have been the work of an il
ic cendisry.
n. CRAVEN.
of One thousand punches of radisht
Mt were shipped from New Berne la
ed Saturday.
- - New machinery is being added
% - the pulp factory of the 8. FL. Gra
' o Manufacturing Co., New Berne.
nd Mr.. Alfred Gallup, of Oreso, Conr
ar has purchased about $50 acres of til
lid bered at New Berne, on which he wi
les erect steam sawmill and supply Il
ese market at Providence, r. l., with "
we lew pine lumber. On clearing the lal
nd it is Mr.. Gallup's intention to divi
nd the tract in small trucking farms,
on be sold to settlers from Connecticut.
's' HERE AND THERE.
md 8,158,139 pounds of tobacco We
ne sold on the Henderson market duri
,et- 1885.
Ike Mr.. james A. Crews, Sr. thinks
has discovered coal mine on his pls
lol' tation in Granville county.
his Daniel L. Killian is repairing
py. woolen mill at Pigeon Valley, and p
inn ting in new terbine water wheel.
ave Judge Montgomery had gu
,nle case before him at the last term Da
ine Court. A gray headed man was
raigned for disturbing religious "
!. ship. The preacher, at the time
the offence, got down from his pul
and led the old man out Of tn chur
ores, Ores He was indicted for disturbing
.;,ss aad services, and the only plea his law
givs made was that he had lived in Te
psonsJ 10 years.