The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-09-30

Savage was very badly hurt at Scot
land Neck by being thrown from a
horse. The Democrat thinks it doubt
| tul if he survives.
The Durham Plant learns that two
young men, Johnston, of BERTHE coun-
ty, and Cooper, of Cherokee, have
recently been expelled from the Uni
verssty for hazing.
AshevilIe will in few weeks be en-
tirely illsmmated by electricity
There are to be FIVE iron towers
each 125 feet In height. These
will be visible at immense distances.
Hon. ]. w. Reid spoke at Rufin,
N. c., on Saturday and Mr.. j. r.
Webster attempted to make a reply
but it is reported that the crowd re-
fused to hear him speak.-DanyiNe
(Ta) Register.
A. A. Deans was renominated for
Clerk of the Superior Court in VII
son county and D1. A. G. Brooks was
nominated for the Legislature, but
withdrew in favor Of ex-senator w.
w. Farmer, who accepted.
At the instance ofthe railroad COM
pany, the case of John 7. Edmund
son VS.. the Western North Carolina
Railroad Company, for injuries re-
ceived in the Ashevifle accident, has
been removed to Lenoir Superior
court.
MISS Texie Nooe Of Rutherford
College, has received a scholarship
in the Nashville Tenn, Peabody In
stitute from the Superintendent of
Of Public instruction of North Caro-
lima. 1t is worth free tuition and $25
per month.
It is lawful to kill deer in North
Carolina from August 15,. TO Feb To-
and after October Is, it IS lawful to
kill partridges, quail, doves, robbins
larks, hooking birds and wild turkeys
until April /. 1t is unlawful to. ship
out of. the State cartridges and quails,
alive or dead.
At the Democratic convention of
Camden the following ticket was nom.
mated: For Representative G. G.
Barco; Sheriff, Luke WrighSs, Clerk.
P. 6. Morrisette; Register Of Deeds,
M. B. Huges; Treasurer. JOSS G.
Hughes; Coroner, w. E. Mccoy,
I Quite heavy misfortune overlook.
MIR. j. G. Gamble, who lives-fire miles
south Of town, on Saturday night last.
ct about ten minutes to ten O'Clock
the dwelling house was found tn be on
fire, and in little while the house
and kitchen were consumed -6reens-
| bono Workman.
The libraries at the University un-
de, the new arrangement are much
more used and useful than before,
The society libraries Of about 10000
volumes each, combined with the
University library, making in all be-
tween 10000 volumes, are open sever
al hours each day.
Gov. Scales has committed the death
sentence of B. G. Cole, the wife muir
derenr Of Moore county, to imprison-
ment for life A very large number
of the most respectable and intelli-
gent men In the county, by private
letters, and by petitions, as sert his
imbecility and asked for commuta-
ton.
This has been a notable yea< for
Ashsville. The Battery Park Hotel
has proved a great success, and is
crowded. Col. Frank Coke, its own
er kas just given contract for q new
wing. l25 feet long, and five stories
high. It isa pleasing sign of the gen.
eral. progress North Carolina Is ma
king.
Col. H. r. Olds writes the Rich
mond DisEnteA from Raleigh: There
ara calls ksu reduction of the State
tas:es, as- Ia is claimed that the Surplus
is-soo large 1t is said that there is
over 100000 In the treasury. The
State is. now In better condidion fl
nancially than within the past fifty
years, perhaps
T.. w Austin, charged with viola
1 ting tbs person of Jeffie Palmer, was
acauitted In Caldwell court, week be-
fore last The charge was, not true
and that they" had forced her to
commit perjury in her former state
iment I'm the same cours Mrs. w.
Reichardth had sued David DAY for the
seduction Of her daughter Pauline,
but the girl swore she had never been
intimate with Day and that her for
mer afidafits and statements had been
extorted from her by intimidation.
Pezlsary must be on the increase in
Caldwell.
Messrs. COwles and. LinDey had g
Joint discussion at Wakesboro Tues
: day. Mr.. Linney opening in speech
Of an hour, followed by Mr.. Cowles,
with fifteen Inlnuteseach for rejoinGler
! An interesting report of the discussion
4 was received this, morning, too hate
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