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Indiana Bicyclers.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July l4.-About
fifty Indiana bicyclers today com.
pleted their annual tour. They left
this city on Thursday last, going to
Rushville, thence TO Lewisville, New
Castle, Pendleton, Noblesvllle, Upton,
Kokomo, Charlottesville and Leba-
non, and from Lebanon to this city,
arriving here at o'clock today, hav-
ing covered distance Of about 220
miles. A banquet will be partsken OF
tonight, and tomorrow series of
races will occur at the Exposition
Grounds.
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CHAWCERY SALE
R EAL TATE


Nc. 5407, R. D.-Chancery Court Of Shelby
cOunty-State Of Tennessee, for use, etc.,
We, +. W. Smith ct al.
RY virtue of an introductory decree for
- sale, entered in the above cause on the
29th day of January, 1886, Minute Book 81,
page 25l, will sell, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, in front of the CLERK and
Masters office, courthouse Of Shelby coun-
ty, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, August z, 1856,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn
Part of country lot sos, fronting 70 feet on
the south side OF Carroll avenue, Az feet
adjoining Mary Welford's, by depth of l70
Lots and : Rembert's subdivision, 'front.'
ing so fest on this east SIDE OF Manassas
streer, 50 feet north OF Hawley street, by q
Part OF lot F, country lot sol, fronting Is
feet on the north side Of Washington street,
" feet west OF b. Babb's lot, BY oepth Of
l54 feet.
the north side of Adams street, northwest
corner Of Yates avenue, By depth OF l4o1s
feet.
the west side OF Johrton avenue, and run.
ming back west between parallel lines and
parallel with Auction street, 100 feet TO an
alley.
Lot 10, cOur try lot $40, fronting % SIS feet
on the east side Of Covington road, southeast
corner of alley south of Auction street, by
depth o 1861 ieet-9th ward.
Lot n. country lot 5l9, fronting % lO-l2
feet Oh the east side OF Gown tOn road, % SO
feet south OF alley south of Auction street,
by depth of l46% eet.
West half of lot G., country lot 496, 'front.'
ing 30 feet on the north side of Ma tison
street, by depth Of 1857 fetish ward.
Terms. Of Sale--0n a credit Of six months;
notes with good security, bearing interest
from date required; lien retained to secure
sane, and equity OF redemption barred.
This July 7, 1886.
S. /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By H. f. Walsh, Deputy G, and NJ.
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A NEW SURPRISE.

No one imagined for a moment that
the bank was embarrassed, and no
run was made upon it. The invest.
cation has been under way since Tues.
day morning, and at noon today the
directors decided to close the doors.
As soon as this action became spread
throughout the city, large crowd of
depositors congre gated around the
bank anxious to know the nature of
the embarrassment, and calling upon
some one to inform them. No one
answered them, and the excitement
increased until il became necessary to
call the police, who are now upon the
scene to quell any possible disturb
anCe. The largest number of depo1-
itors are clerks and poor men and
women, Sd that the failure will not
affect to any great extent the CONNER
Cial interests of the CITY,
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MASONIC BREAK,
Intercourse Suspended Between the
Grand Lodge of England and
Quebec

MONTREAL, July l4.-Grsnd Master
OF the Masonic Lodge OF Quebec, j.
Fred Walker, has just issued Ma
sons edict procaiming that all Ma
sonic intercourse be suspended from
this date between the Quebec Grand
Lodges, It's subordinate lodges and all
brethren in obedience thereto, and the
Grand Lodge OF England and all lodges
and brethren in obedience thereto.
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Heavy storm at Jo.ie,, III.

JoMET, I'LL, July 14.-One OF the
eaviest wind, hail and rain storms
1ver experienced here occurred this
evening. The wind blew gale and
hail fell SO as to cover the ground.
The stones ranged in size from hick-
DRY nuts to apples and did consider.
able damage TO corn. The rain with
which the storm ended was very
much needed.
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J. l.. NORTON CARROLL, residing at
Far Rockaway, Queens county, n. Y,
was so crippled with iDhammatory
rheumatism, of ten years standing,
that he had to use crutches. He was
completely cured by taking two
Brandreth's Pills every night for
thirty nights, and will answer any
written or personal inquiries.
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LIABILITIES.

Aggregate Indebtedness 1886, 1872 AZ
The directors of the bank state that
they will not be able to realize on
their apparent assets TO their full ex-
tent by large sum.
The Court granted the application
for receiver, and appointed w. II.
Thompson, of the Commercial Bank,
to that position.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 1.-THE
400 rug weavers who have been on a
strike at the rug and carpet manu-
factory Of John Bromley & Sons, re-
turned to work yesterday under pro-
test. The strike was caused by the re-
fusal of the firm to lay off a learner.
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Trouble Among tue Missouri MI
ltlfR

ST LOUIS. Mo, July 1.-THE I'M
eventlul quietness which has prevsiled
at Camp Marmaduke, Sweet Syringe,
Mo, where the State militia are in
camp, was disturbed yesterday by two
evenis--the resignation OF Col. Bull
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THoMsoN's BOND.

The amount of Thomson's bond
was $4,000, signed by Carlos s..
Greeley and the cashiers father, who
is a wealthy retired liquor dealer
They are responsible, of course, for
the amount OF the bond, which, 10.
gether with the apparent assets, more
than equals the banks liabilities.
Mr.. W. H. Thompson, the receiver,
says that the bank has been carefully
managed and that few il any bad loans
exist, aud it is his opinion that the de-
positors will be paid in full. The
stockholders, however, have a poorer
chance of realizing on their stock and
several of them state that rather than
do so they desire the amount to be
turned into general fund to pay the
depositors dollar for dollar.
The Waterman OF the bank states
that the cashier was at the bank late
Saturday night snd early Sunday
morning, and it is supposed that it
was then that he fixed the books SO as
to delay exposure as long ss possible.
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Small FnIIure nj LouIsyIIIe

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 14.-H. Rel
ser X Co., Wholesale millinery, have
assigned, Liabilities, $4,000; assets
about the same. Dizziness in trade is
the cause.
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Saturday, July "a. 1855,

within legal hours. the following describe
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten
nessee, to-wit:
Lot s, block Sc, fronting 5oxl7O feet, south
side of Georgia street,
Part lot 1, block Al, beginning on south
side of Vance street 80 eet east Of the cornsy
of st. Martin street; thence east with Vance
street 70 ieet thence south go feet; thence
west 70 feet; thence north 60 feet to the be-
ginning.
Lot 10, block "a, beginning on the west
side of fernando street at northeast corner
Of said lot; thence westwardly with the line
of J. NJ. Wilson's lot 1s6 feet to the east line
OF S. Mosby's lot; thence south with said
line q fleets thence eastw5Srdly with Henry
No ans line TO fernando street, thence
north with said street q feet to the begin
ming.
Terms Of sale-on q credit of six months,
note bearing interest, with security, re-
CURED lien retained; redemption barred.
This June is, 1885:
ST, MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
Ry II, f. Walsh, Deputy Clerk and Master.
r II, a @. W. Heiskell solicitors.
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DEMOCRATS TO THE FRoNT-TO ali
IL persons seeking Government En-
ployment in any Of The departments as
Washington, or any other positions under
the Government, l will send full Instruction.
and Blank Forms OF Application on
receipt OF One Dollar. Address JOHN
ID. AURGHs BOeksbOx 96S, Chicago
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CHANCERY SALE
o.
REAL ESTATE.

No. 5Ol6, r. D.-Chancery Court of Shelby
Cobb ct al.
DY virtue of interlocutory docroes for sale,
d entered in the above cause on the 18th
day of June and 9th day Of November, 1885,
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
in front of the Clerk and Masters office,
courthouse OF Shelby county, Memphis, Ten
nessee, on
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RUINED BIZ The CASHIER
GREAT SENSATION AT ST. LOUIS
OVER THE
Failure OF the PrOVident Savings
Bank-A DefalcatlOn Of Fifty
Thousand Dollars.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July IA The Provi.
dent Savings Bank closed its doors TO.
day and mac an assignment Almond
B. Thomson, the cashier, has abscond-
cd. The liabilities exceed the asssts
$4,000.
THOMSON
is graduate OF Harvard College, and
since he has held his responsib' e posi-.
tion in this city has been regarded as a
man of sterling integrity. He is pres.
ident OF the Harvard ClHb OF this city,
and OF the Light Cavalry, and a prom
inent Knight Templar. He announced
his intention, the latter part of last
week, OF accompanying the Light Ar.
tillery to the State encampmeDt at
Sweet Springs, and it was generally
supposed tibet be was there. Advic;s
from that point, however, state that
he has never been near the camp, and
it is supposed that he has joined the
army OF defaulters in Canada. No
other cause for the defalcaiion can be
assigned than fast living, for he has
never been known 10 speculate. The
directors OF the bank have filed a Pc
tition for receiver.
EX'JUDGE ADAM,
of the firm of Boyle, Adams & Nc
Keighsn, filed with Judge Lubke, in
Chambers, a petition for a receiver for
the bank for Charles Greedy, heavy
depositor. The petition states that
Cashier Thomson has not been at the
hank eince July 18th, and they believe
that he doss not intend to return to
his position, that partial exsmins-
ton OF his books shows a deficit Of
over 100000, and they believe that a
fuller investigation will swell the
amount to much larger sum. The
president Of the hank, ]. S. Garland,
has been absent from tho city for
about six months, and the cashier has
assumed his duties az we'll as his own
The banks statement Of yesterday is
IS follows:
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THE TWIN-CITYS XMAS.
Row THE HOLIDAY SEASON WAS
SPENT.
a Ca-,ste.,zeG : ecount Of the Various OBJ
seryarces. Religious and
Otherwise.

4 Co-,aeazed secount Of the Various OBJ
seryarces. Religious and
Otherwise.
/ more ,Iuiet and orderly Christmas new
er was spent than the one which has just
passed. While quiet reigned in the sense
ol the word, there was none the less joy and
festirity abroad.
N SALEM
Christmas I've the customary love feast for
the children was celebrated during which
wax tapers were distributor to the little
folks Later on the congregational love
feast was held, at which coffee and cake
were partaken of. The interior
DECORATIONS
of the Moravian Church were beautiful
Two pyramids with fitting inscriptions
stood on either side of the reading desk and
festoons Of laurel and cedar beautified the
pulpit and galleries \ large congregati on
attended services on Christmas day and list
ened attcntively to an impressive sermon
from Dr.. Rondthaler. In the afternoon the
ELM STREET SUNDAY SCHOOL
gave its customary entertainment, consisting
of q collection Of appropriate songs. Mr.
+. 4. Ebert is the Superintendent and is DO
ing an able work in this field The
HOME SUNDAY SCHOOL
had their Cantata i'll the evening and it was
quite creditable and unusually interesting
entertainment. Col. f. H. Fries and his
able assistants are to be congratulated on the
! success Of the evening. The
EAST SALEM SUNDAY SCHOOL
rededicated their chapel on Sunday follow
ing Christmas day. The shape of the build
| ing since the addition has been added is
that Of cross and is a marked Improvement.
| DR.. hondthaler conduct ed the services. The
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
Oh Christmas Eve held an entertainment
which differed somewhat from the former
ones. Instead of having a tree, the schol-
ars requested to bring small articles Of
practical service to be given to the poor OF
the place The result was that quite s
quantity of useful presents were gathered to-
gether and which were meted out to the
needy, irrespective of church utilization Oh
membership. A singing entertainment was
enjoyed, conducted by Prof. Wilson, after
which short addresses We're delivered by
Rev. Mr.. Brown the pastor and others.
The members and friends of the
NJ. P. SUNDAY SCHOOL
gathered on Christmas night at that churcl
to watch the distribution of handsome pres
ents to the scholars and many others place
on a Christmas tree by the school and othe
kind hands The tree was beautifully dec
grated and Illuminated by candles and pre-
senteIa very handsome appearance Tn
little folks were made glad the older one
were made happy and all enjoyed then
=, heartily.
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DIED.

WE.R.-At the county P. or House, Jan. Sd,
Miss. Cornelia Weir, of heart disease, aged
about 80 years.
JoHSsoS-In this city, Jan ID, infant child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack johnson.
PoINDExTER-On December II, Mrs, Jane
Poindexter, widow of Thos. A. Poindexter
aged y years, 6 months, 25 days
THoNAs-In Salem, December 80, Miss EN-
ma Thomas, of consumption, aged 10 years.
HARRIs.-In Raleigh, recently, Mrs. Harris
mother of Mr.. Ned Harris, of this city.
GoRRELL.-In Greensboro, on the 29th of De
cember, s.tr. WIN. Albert Gorrell, son of the
late Ralph Gorrell, and a member of the firm
of j. w. Scott & Co., of Greensboro.
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Owing to the fact that THE SENTINEL's
columns are not made OF india ruber and
are incapible of stretching, we are forced
to omit many things which ought to have
appeared in this issue. The report of build
ing Improvements for the past yeaf will APP
pear in our next, along with the other in
teresting matter which will keep
To the readers Of the Sentiaei:-Begin the
new year by looking over your libraries and
umbrella stands and return all borrowed
books and strange umbrellas. The owner will
thank you and no longer doubt your homes
| tv. At present he doubts. W.
/ Mr.. and Mrs NJ Il. Williamson at their
residence on Fifth street gave masquerade
| ball their friends Tuesday evening, which
was very enjoyable affair. Owing to the
crowded condition of our local columns we
must forego the pleasure of an extended re
port until another issue.
The new year has hardly yet begun, bu
we have entered up thirty odd new names OF
our subscription lists.
The County Commissioners met Mon
day and Tuesday. Report crowded out O
this issue, but will appear in oar next.
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-Wha, has become Of the Gas Company :?
Our worthy Town-Constable, Mr.. C..
Dessert, has added many improvements to
his residence ON Liberty street.
A Charlotte man is to open fancy
grocery business in Burch's old store on Main
street shortly, SO it is reported
Mr.. Gal. Courad contemplates the cree
ton, in the Spring, of dwelling house on
the Southwest corner of Sixth and Broad
streets.
Mr.. Whit Reed is leveling his lot or
Fifth street, in the West End and making
other preparations for the erection of ;
handsome residence in the Spring.
The new iron front block Southeast 0
! the curt House Square will be known a
! the Buxton-Shelton Block" 1t is rapid,
approaching completion and will, when fin
ished, present an imposing and city-like ap
| DeaTaQce.
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ISOIs

OGBURS.-Into the family Of 5. y. osburn,
this city, December IS, daughter
WooD.-Into the family Of W. W. Wood, in
this city, December IS, daughter.
WALkER.-Into the family of Mr. W. y.
Walker, this city, Dec. 3oth, daughter,
FRAzIER.-Into the family of John Frazier,
this county, Jan. ID, daughter.
WALKER-into the family of David walker,
this city, Jan. 9TH "a II pound daughter. Here
is our congratulations, Dave.
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Almost a Robbery.

On last Wednesday night about 9 o'clock
some one broke into the smoke house of NJ.
Calvin Miller, on Liberty street. in doing
so a noise was made which called Mr.. Mil
Ter forth He fired several times but it
was dark and raining he could not see the
effect of his shots The thief or thieves had
broken the lock and were in the act of help
ing themselves when discovered. Next
morning Mr.. Miller found IN the back part
of his garden 4 sack containinga fowl which
the recreant of the night previous had evil
IDENTIFY bagged from some neighbors hen
house
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GRADED SCHOOL GOSSIP.

Prof. W. A. Blair was presented with Il
beautiful gold headed cane by the pupils OF
his grade during the holidays.
Prof. G. D. McIyer has rented the dwell
ling On Sixth street formerly occupied by
DR.. Solomon Pool and he and his es;imable
lady will go to housekeeping soon.
Prof. W. A. Blair has resigned his place
as teacher 1T the Graded School, having been
horored with a fellowship 1T Johns Hop
kins University. He departedIor Baltimore
last Friday. Pref. J j. Blair, Of High Point,
a brother of Prof. w. ~. is temporarily fill
nltv
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OUR CoLoRED CITIZENS

Rev. B. f. Martin is the new pastor of
the i. NJ. f. z. Church. He is a graduate
of Lincoln University.
The /. O. OF e. $. and D. s. gave an
annual festival in the hall over the Post
Office, Tuesday night, Dec. 18th \ Christ
mas tree and cake walk were among the at
fractions.
The colored folks had an entertain
ment al Frank Hanes' new factory Monday
night, 28th ult., foi the benefit of the col
ored Masonic Lodge. There was large at
tendance.
The Gold Leaf Cornet Band, composed
of some Of our music-loving colored citizens
are again perfecting themselves under the
Instructions of Prof. Daniel Grouse the tai
ented band director. Lip and lungs arr
requisite for good horn-blowing. Fl a eoloree
man hasn't got that, then who has?
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AHRIED.

HoLDER-PoRrER.- the Moravian Church
in Kernersville, on December "A, John \. Hol-
der to Miss Emma C. Porter, of Salem.
THoMAs-JoNEs.-In this county, December
II. Albert Thomas to Miss Jennie Jones, OF
Clemmonsville.
SrEvESsoS.-RIGHrs.-I this city, Dec. 23l
Mr. A. L. Stevenson to Miss Emma Rights
Rev. I. J. O5burn officiating
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oPENI&G SERVICES
1t rIls Eev. methodist episcopal Church
Sill.

1t The e,es. Methodist Episcopal Church
south.
TIE opening services ia the new Meth
oils. E,isy pa. church .. this c;.y, took
place @.aday mo,nit.-. Dec 18th. Tle
leau,ifui house q worship ysa= crowded with
d iar.c and attentive congregation. Rev.
J. =, C'snnjnggin, Presiding Elder, Rev. T.
J. <}elurI7 assisted ~ Bagwell in Tie ser
vices. The sermon was 10y ALr. Cunningsim,
ana was an impressive and interesting dis
course on woman asa church worker. Dr..
Ragwell in the evening preacheda power
ful sermon on the Importance of the con
verted sinner Forgetting the Errors Of the
past and pressing forwar,Fo the MAX OF
his high calling"
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LARD SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Superior Court of Forsyth County, rendered
at October Term, 1885, l shall sell for Cash, at
the Courthouse door in Winston, on
Thursday, the 4th day of February, 1886,
at l o'clock p. m, the J. F. Suder5 tract of
Land, lying in FORSYTH county, the waters
of Oldfield Creek, adjoining the lands of Joe
Davis and others, containing l02 acres more or
less. R. B. KERNER, Commissioner.
WATSON & BUXTON, Attorneys.
Jan. End, 1896.-4w,
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NOTICE |!

A LII PERSONS are hereby notified that
IA intend at the meeting of the Board of Town
Commissioners, to make application for license
ton IL Shelton Block, on corner of Third and
Main Streets, Winston, N. C.
Jan. 6, '86. A. G. CARTER.
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