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BASE BALL.
League Games.
Al WIShinpion-

At Washington
LiaiRgs..................1 > :
Kansas City...............l U l ) 0 Il IL
Washington. | | O-U
Base hits, Washington 10, Kansas City
IL; errors, Washington l., Kansas City );
etrned runs, Washington Z, Kansas City3.
At New York
Iaaia0S.................l ; : s
New York k..............0 > O-ll
Chicago. o.....................2 U . U U U -
Earned, New York, 1; Chicago, ,; first
base hits, New York, 10; Chicago, :; er,
rors, New York, ), Chicago, 8.
At Boston
Innings. > 3 G 8
Boston ..............O D O-lt
St. Louis..................1 y U l !
Earned runs, Boston =; st. Louis 3; first
base hits, Boston IL; st. Louis 10; errors,
Boston .; st. Louis IL
At Philadelphia
T,atags..............1 . 2 1 G s 9 10
Detroit ................O q 0 D 0 O.
Phladelphia........3 D D U 0 >
Earned, each; first base hits each
Errors, Philadelphia :, Detroit l.
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lsc,e,>. ,''NN'T"N, D. G., August THE
loa,b y, u 'a" public debt during the
-'" oi July Is >oUle lOl
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.- ...r for Parkersburg to-
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ure, have determined to conn end them
to the attention of the House with view to
AN IMMEDIATE AMENDMENT

An lhMEDlATE AMENDMENT
of the bill if it should be deemed neces-
sary and if it is practicable at this late
day in the session of Congress. The fact,
too, that the bill does not take effect by its
terms until ninety days have elapsed after
itsapproval, thus leaving it but one month
in operation before the next session of Con-
gress, when, if time does not now permit
the safety and efficiency of the
measure may be abundantly pro-
tected by remedial legislative
action and the desire to see realized the
beneficial results which it is expected will
Immediately follow the Inauguration OF
this legislation have had their influence in
determining my official action. The con-
siderations which have been referred to
will, l hope, justify this communication
and the suggestions which it contains.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. =, 1886.
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rHRouGH TmE srArE.

-Four cattle belonging 70 James Erwlno
were recently shot and killed while nn0r
ing on Land belonging 10 him On Psdysp
Knob near Frost, Poeabontas county.
There are twenty-one families nsnle4
Butcher, with q total membership of lO9
within radius Of one mile, IN Lewtt
county. ~ g
About forty men are quanying stsee -
fairmont for the new coke ovens q ~
New England Company.
James Rice fell from an engine - IN
Garden, few days ago, and was run ot2
and killed
They are trying TO establish > esasfJ
fair in Putnam county. s
The oil excitement stfll ooutinues asoas&
Pennington. "a
The Fayette Eat1pnix has esnsa =
exist. I;
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Fort Wayne Route to Chicago. Quick Time.
Train leaving Bridgeport at 1;5O p. m,
city time, arrives in Chicago the following
morning at $3.50. Connection made in the
Union Depot for all points West and
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The damage by last Fridays stoen,
Columbus, o., Is estimated 1t t100, 80.

WHITE teeth, sweet breath, hnNelt
mouth,
There are no charms surprising thss
Abroad, at home, end, vest north, ~
These three prime charms ars @e
please =. ~
All tbose Who SOZOD0NTa apply ~
VIII have these chasms saks - ~
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0LE0MARGARINE BILL
THE PRESIDENT SIGNS THE MEASURE AND
GIVES HIS REASONS.
The Bill IS a Revenue MsaSure-The Product Well
Able 10 Bear the Taxation Hardly Pound
Ever Entered a Poor Mans House Under
Its Real Name and True Character"

WASHINGTON, d. c., August 2.-The
President has signed the Oleomargarine
bill and sent the following message to the
House stating his reasons for approving it:
To the House Of Representatives.:
have this day approved bill originat-
ing in the House of Representatives enti-
tied IAN Act defining butter, also imposing
a tax upon and regulating the manufacture,
sale, importation and expectation OF
oleomargarine." This legislation has
awakened much interest among the people
of the country and earnest argument has
been addressed to the Executive for the
purpose of influencing his action there
upon. Many in opposition have urged its
dangerous character as tending to break
down the boundaries between the proper
exercises of the legislative power by the
Federal and State authorities; many i'll IA
vor of enactment have represented that it
promised great advantages TO large por-
ton of our population who sadly needed
relief and those on both sides of the ques-
ton whose advocacy or opposition Is based
upon no broader foundation than local or
personal interest have outnumbered all the
Others. This, upon its face and in its main
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= Ser ". @oobri6, 119 Girfetr.,
IlbanD, %. g., fagt, baB er bur9 ben
@e6rau6 BON BRET Glaf9en bon 9r.
Nuguit 96nig's 9amburger Srppfen
BON einem 3eberleiben, on tpelfem er
Sabre lang 9eltten bottle, gdnali9 ses
sebeilt ipui6e. Sir so Gents bic Glai@e
In alen Mpotbefen au baben.
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0terstsidbrtee @rfabrnng ether
nIferf Q~$drferfft4

Wers. Winstcms soothing @hrup ptrb
BON elmer ter belten Dpttprtnten unb ben
Wdrterinnen in ben Ser. 5taaten pers
fdrieben. @r purbe felt 40 Sabren bon
Naiaipnen, bon Mttterr unb 4inbert nit
ME febfenbem @rfclse sebraudt, fcwpH
BON benz 6 Gage alien ainbe, wte BON er=
wadienen Sinbern. gr beieittst S4arfe
I'M Wtasen, befreit bon Wlnbfolic une res
sulirt bic 9ebdrme; ct peridafft far &tns
Der unb Mutter 8nAe unb BchlbeRasen.
@ir slauben, baB Der Sarup bas bette
unb li4erfe Mittel 1T Sesen- DHienterie
unb Diarrhoe bel 8inbern, Slei4pief Oh
burd 3abnen eeruriadt Dber bard anbes
re llriaaen. gtne @ebraudsanmeifuns
wirb ieber 6lufqe beisesebsn. IS 1T
feins adt, tpen1 nidt bas Saefutile BON
gurtis u. 8ertins auf Der NuBenieite Der
@inpaduns enthalten iF. SIN allen Gpc>
tbefen gu BADEN, bic Slai4e rs Gents.
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Inter Snationett a,tsgetpiefett!

@ir beri6teten i6on neuli6 liber
bic Musmeifung bes iocialiittt9en 4bs
geDrbneten Singer aus 8erlin. etres
{ebr maBpolen Mannes, befen etr5tges
0ebre6er barin beitanb, nidt tur 9os
ciaIif, lnnberu aud elm rei6er so
cialiit au iein. SAB biefe brutale
Gambling Der preubif6en &esierung
ni6t rtur elm niebertrd6tiger, fonoern
aud elm hummer 5trei9 mar, gebt aus
Der f~olgenben s@ilberung berDor, Die
mir ber vDan3. 3tg." bonn 4. Suli entz
mebmen. go ebrenboa ausgemiefen
uiro muir Elm Mara, ber f6 oen 6aB
Der &~egierung, aber bic 9tebe .uno M9s
tnng bes 8plfes errungen bat. ueber
benz 8efb Der lebteren pirb 9err Slit
ger Ben erI teren nit Seelenrube ertraz
gen t6nnen. l1eber bic 8~orgdnge Bel
Singers Qbf9ieb BON Berlin tpirb 6ol>
genbes mitgetbeilt:
Ser ausgepieiene &ei9stagsabges
orbnete 81 Der Big beute Mittag
Nufi6ub erbalten batte, fuhr UNI II
ubr 81 Min. BON 69leF}9en gabnz
bof at, UNI ii@ aunddit mad Sab Oepne
bauien gu begeben, mo ~Gugenbtiflt9
feline 59mefer tpeilt; bic inn entgegens
gefommen uar unb nit ibm fu6r. 8on
bort gebentt ct auf fur3e 3eit nod
Jran5ensbab gu gebet1 unb bant cine
9unbrelfe bmr9 9hbbeuti6lano arsus
treten. Bum 8etreten beg S9leFf9en
8abnbofs parert t1ur @ol9e sugelafen,
bic minbefens elm Billet speiter &lafie
mad 5panbau gel6f batten, tpel9es
1,60 Wf. foltet. Desbalb tparen 1ur
50 Big 60 fpeialbemofratii9e Jiibrer
ba, neben elmer grOBen 3abl commons
birter S9ubleute. Singer nabrt Mbs
f9ieb, unb trat aud an bic 8eri9ters
ftatter unb nnbetbeiligten beran nit ben
Worten: rNuf bic @efabr bin, ste
gu eompromittiren, min i'd Sbnen bod
Mbieu fagen!" Ollie tint Die 3eit auf
benz 8abnbof einlaufenoen @tabtbabns
sige, &ingbabn5ige unb 8Drort3tge
tparen iiberfiat unb es tpur6en beim
ginfabren, tpdbrenb bes mtnutenlangen
Saltens urb Mbfabrens unaufb6rli@
Ginger So@rufe gebra9t. Singer
nabnt NIT benz quite lit Der 9anb biefe
Obationer eutgegen. Nu6 an ben
StraBen3isen, pel@e Der betreHenbe
3ug paffirte, batten fi9 bunberte BON
Menf6en eingefunben, pel@e Singer
0p9rufe auiaI9aten, penn tie audi
bon berittenen S9ubleuter bon at
lauten 9empnfrationen ~abgebalten
tpurben. 8is @panbau begleitetet
ibr ettpa so SoeialbeMDfraten, pel9e
atpeiter &GaKe fubren. 8:s babin fols
len 5abIrei9e Barteigeroi1en in gerinz
geren WagenfIafen borausgefabren
fein. Inter ben Mbi6iebnebmenben
befanben fi6 aud piele 9amen.
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Gpmmnaals ,ttb Nrinats8 etrieb.

@ie tb6ri6t amerifanif9e Stdbte
banbcln, tpern iie bic 2ieferung 10 allge>
meiner 2ebensbebiirfnife, pie 8as un6
WaHer pribatgefeGf9aften iiberlahen,
erbelt arg folgenber Noti5 eiler 8erliz
1er 3eitung:
Scr @asconfum aus BEN ftdbtif6en
Werfen (8erlin's) nimmt ale Sabr an
&~is6ebnung prp 1856 purbe Der
neberI9uB Der fdbtif9en 8astperfe,
pel9er in bic S~tabtbaupttaRe flieBt, auf
3,920,000 Mart ($940,0 00) angertom=
men. Snfeiner leBten Sibung fat aber
bas @uratorium Der @asuerfe, tueldem
Der Ibi9luB fir bas &e9nungsiabr
1896 Dorlag, aus bemfelben ben
Heberi9uB auf 4,440,G0 Marf ($1,z
064,00O) ~fefgefelt. 9iefe forttpabz
renbe Steigerung bes 8eminnes aus
ben @asperfen bet audi ben Maqifrat
5u bem8ei6luRe %DeranlaBt, ben9reis fur
ben gonfum bur6 Observation-Disclosures,
%. f. fir getperbli9e 3pede, UNI 20
pro3. gu ermdBigen. = 9dtte Chicago
4. s.. fdbtif9e @asmerfe, 10 miirbe es,
itatiirli9 bel rebli9er 8erpaltung, niGt
muir ei1en gleitb groBen 3uf6uB gu ben
ftdbtiber @usgaben baben f0n.ten, fonz
bern es ipiirben aud bic 8trger cine
Mense @elb fparen bur6 tpetiger bduz
figes MufreiBen bes Carbohydrates
= gart5 abgefeben bapon, baB fie bas
8as iebenfalls niemals 70 tbeuer bitten
be5ablen ,mihen, als tpie In ben lebten
rs Sabrer. (Sas. Staatsatg.)
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@nt. 0HHtna s. Gphm.

unfere 0auptnabrung 1T 1n6- bleibt
bas Gleifa unb UNI iol6es frif6 nao
gut gu erlangen, fam man unn16gli9
einen 5uberldiigersil Martt finben, als
ben BON Wm. 66fing & Sobn, No.
81 Nbe. s. 9ie 9erren baben Dem
@ei9mad ibrer &unben &ednung gez
tragert uttb in ibrem g~tabliHen1ent cine
falte 2uftmai6ine erri9tet, pel6e allen
Wnforoerungen fir @rbaltung unb @nts
fernung f6dbli6er Sngrebien5en bes
Gleii@es entfpri6t. sic baben beitdnz
Dig In ibren 8iebbDfen einen groBen
8orratb BON Maftbieb, aus tpelGem
muir bas Bette ftr tire Gunben setudblt
mirb. Wer reel bebient fein min. Der
beiu6e ben Marft, SEQ. 511
Mbenue g.. 1,10t1i
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9ie 2(msft bot Der rptbet Sarbe,

Sic Mngif npr Der rptbett Sarbe.
f1reibt elm 8erltner 8Iatt, miro
Bel uns eptbemii6. 9ie 2eute f6nnen
nod 70 grin" iein, tpie tie pDuen, fie
.birfen BRETT fein, mas Der 8erliner nit
ma, 10 blau" beset6net, man liebt Die
r@9warsen", turaum Naes lit gut,
tDenn's rur ni6t roth lift. @eitoem
Elm rotber 2appen our 8erbdngung bes
tleinea 8eIagerungsauftanbes iiber elm
tpin3iges Su9ma9ers9 tdbt6en gefibrt
bat, bdlt es boIenos ieber 8ertpals
tu~ngs5eamte, ie6er uniformirte unb gez
betne poliaiit fir feline Pfi9t 10
f9arf ME m6gli9 auf Die rDtbe SABINE
gu a6ten. &otbe Saf9entii@er, rotbe
G9lipfe, feIblf rDtbe Blumen iiben cine
uawiberiebli6e 9tnsiebunsstraft auf
bic polisei aug. Son alien Seiten
fomrten gepeife bierfir. So entpuppte
fi1 Ser Mmtsbprteber gu 8urgwerber
iiingf gelesentli@ ibres Stiftungsfefes
als elm Mann, Der vbie rotbe Garbe
ni9t pertragel1 fann." 9ie SABINE zines
(iibrigens ni6t focial6emofratii6en)
8ereins mar ndmIi6 5par anf oer ets
neM Seite peiB, Der crime 2orbeerfrdt5
auf Der aabern Settle .aber befauo fi9
auf-rotbem @runbe llab bieier @runb
bate es benz 0errn Mmtsporite6er trob
Der patriotii6en Snf9rift angetban.
Wieber cine re6t b6ie @ei9i6te bat fi9
ioeben in 2ubmigsbafen a~bgeipielt, tpo
man bas @eri9t gegen bic Srdger bon
rotber1 Stolen au 9ilfe rief. Greili6
bergeblt9. 9agesen uirb's einem Bers
liner 8Iamenbdnbler re6t f9le9t ers
geber, tpeu,t ct fi6 mieber einnal Bee
fommen ldBt, rotbe &ofel at @ocial<
bemotraten gu bertaufen. gefagter
8lumenpertdufer bate namli@ bic I'm
bor5i1tigteit begangen, am Dorigen
Montag err bdtte bod piien mafen,
baB at bieiem Sage bic 6Hentli6e Terz
banblung i'm proeeB Stirring : Mablotp
aritanb = einigen iungeu 2euten = ct
bdtte bod tpiFert miifen, baB .bieielben
Socialbemofrater tparenl- rptbe &oz
fen 5u berfaufen, anffatt fie rubig in
feinem 2aben pertpelfen 5u lafe en-.
Selbtperftdnbli@ folgte Der Grepeltbat
bic Gtrafe auf benz JuBe. Gin @es
beimpoli3it, ber ben 0organg benterft
bate, ftente ben @ef9dftsmann in bars
f6er Weife iofort our &ebe unb es tuar
mod Elm groBes Slid fin biefen 5u t1ena
aer, baB er biesmal nit einer bloben
8ertparnung BACON fam. Mel9e per,
fpettipe aber er6fnet ii6 nod bieiem
8organge allen Blumenbdnblern! Wer
tpir6 ferner nod rotbe 8lumer faufen
tpoller, tpen11 Der &dufer ni6t cine Be-
f6einiguug ieiters feiaes poliaeirepiers
bor3eigt, oaB ct ri9t Soeialbemotrat
1T! l1n6 tpeiter! Mel6er @drtner
tpirb nod rotbe Blunten aii6ten! Wels
der 6drber irgenb einen Stuf ROTH fdrs
bem! @ranaten, &ubine unb rotbe
Goralen tperben balb feinen 2dufer
mebr finben. Mm gnbe erregen aud
9erretl nit rotben Mafen, Damen NIT
ROTH gef9minften Wangen ben ftr9ters
li9en 8erba9t, bic rotbe Jarbe ofteEs
tatib 3u aeigenl Ilnb nun gar rotbe
8drte! @en bic Natur nit einem ros
them Bart beba9t, Der sebe RAID gum
nd9iten Barber, benn @efabr 1T i'm
Wer3uqe.
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sSut CINDERELLA Sdmb : Stpre

1ino t,eue Waarett eingetrDfeu fir bic
beborftebenbe GrubiabrszSai
Wir 'babet urs our@ Ben 9tu=
qenfAein baport iiberseugt, baB bieie
Waaren: 9amenz nnb &inber>S 9ube,
6errenf9ube &C., bas 8eite fnb, tpas
ie I'M biefigen Marfte Oferirt tpur6e.
Sie Muspabl 1T iebr rei@haltig un6 bic
preiie finb iebem 8e6urfniB a1gemehe1.
Wer elegantes unb %bauerbaftes S9ubs
seug tragen min, Der gebe gum
Cinderella g 1ubsStore
gde 9ouitonitraBe & Mbe. =.
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California @eine.

Serr s. 5. MeDer, WbOleiale &
M~efailb6n6Ier In Meiner, Mlamo plasa,
1T bor &ur3ert bot ieiner bierten @es
f6dftsreife mad Galifornien aurttdge'
febrt. St farm ieBt feline &unben 1nb
Samilien nit ben beften @orten DON
@aliforniazM einer unb reiaem Sraaz
ben=8ranbp berfeben. &eine1 @alifors
MIA glaret bertauft ct bic @aaone-$1.
portz mnb anbere unberfdli9te Mette
finb ftets Bel Inn borrdtbig.
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GTfAiaTSs Gtugtsuetne,
8samks Srher

&tN t<tt$tS
uab Satalaria.
Gus biefen rrlaaet entiteben 9retptsrtsl aler
sranfbeitsn bes Menfhengefdleats. SDl9enee
grnptpne seiaen beren Daietn an: Mppetttpet=
Init, trace Gtubteaue, SanpftyeH tsstt nebel,
feif, @ouLesbtgteff nab bert 9Netts Abasts
euia acsets fSrssrItdse poer est5ttee Wtis
s~FsisSarfeit oes Sempcra,aetttS, georii6te
GfiEstnttts, eim @eiHht ais 5ebe u1aa tr9ctto
eft,s asfiiS;f psrSa.t,n5, GG.tptmoet, SessfIes
ptets, Wisnstd;en Dor Den &t:tgets, eantei8es
uab eeferperlt be Mnnenpun8 zines 9etlritttelst bag
bireet aaf bic eeher. mirtt. Gl8 en seters9etlrltttel
baben Smtt's Wiuest niht Tires @iei9sn. Sbre
Gairfuns auf NiereH tnc Saut tt e%benIaus prcr1pt,
ifbfrt lie aHe iinreinbelten burn ttefe bret v9uss
fehrer oeS gpiteuts" b~eieitisen dnb @ppetit. se=
5unbe 0erbauuns, reselmdBisen Stnblsans, Hare
Saut unb. einen t~raftisen aorptr h%eritelen; Sntts
9iueA peruria8en pener @tel pper Selbl9nstcen,
np@ finb ne ff6renr tet Der thslihen Serufsarbeit uno
5fnb ein urfutftde8
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6. s. M2aler, MApleialez I'm

- =. .. Mt9ller, WDole1ale> nno
Retailbdnbler in Garben, Selen, Mrs
Trei9ermaterialen, @omnlerceftaBe BE,
San MntoriD empiebIt fetn grDBes
Eager in bieien Mrtifeln su Jtetp Oort
preiien unb tna1t gam5 b%efonoers auf
ben getpdblten 0orratb BON Bilbern:
@bromos, 2upfers uab Stablfti9en,
Oelgemdlben unb pbantafie Bilbern
auer @rt, ferner auf bte gei6madpoae
Mustpabl BON 8ilberrabmet Der alers
mobernlten Gorm unb ouf bic Maes
~umfaHenoen 3ei9enmaterialen auf>
merriam. Ollie Nuftrdge fiir irgenb cine
Der obigen Brau9en tperoe1 prompt
ausgeftibrt; gilber BON ieber Gr6Be eil1s
gerabmt UNI ole Mrbeiten mbgli9it
i6nel umb gut beforgt, bic 1T oas Sad
fGlager.
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8udleue Mrmiea=g Gable.

Die bette Salbe ber @elt fur Sdnitte
Aueti6unsen, gef@piire, Giebsr. ano 2aut'
ausfdlas, GIedte, sefprungene Sanoe, 6rett'
beuIen nno ale Sa~utfranfbeitea tur'rt pa
mOrrboiben Ober feline 8e3abluas. goltge
Classification sarantirt ober bas Sch p,re
auriidsrFattet. 26 Gents bic Sda&tel bet "
Dretb.
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THIS PAPER !. z gs Ss spg1 90 p s sss = Geo
Advertising Bureau (0Spruce 81 where advertising
contrasts may be made for Tin NEW York.
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WINSTON, N. c., THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1886.

these peaceful surroundings he passed
two watchful, anxious years, his rest
less spirit in strong contrast to the
scenes about him. He had left behind
him, in the wilds Of the Pennsylvania
mountains, his faithful confederates,
now disbanded, and would never
again hear them wind their horns to
warn him of danger, or see the curling
smoke signal sent up from some dis
tant elevation, telling plainly as words
that raid Of revenue officers was on.
Such services they skillfuily, adroitly
rendered their leader, and thus kept
him beyond the reach of the laws
strong arms. But in his new home he
had hoped to lead life more quiet.
The sleepless eyes Of justice, however,
were npon him, and in the spring of
1881 he was apprehended by the of
ficers of the Federal law. It seems
that Redmond had gone up among
the mountain sides in quest of squir-
rels- for his family. He heard his dogs
barking and thinking they had found
some game, hastened to them, only to
find himself in the midst of a posse of
revenue officers, who demanded his
surrender. With characteristic cool
ness he brought his gun into position
for freing, when it fell shot from his
hands by the officers, and, his body al
most riddled with bullets-seven Of
which to-day are still in him-fsll
heavily to the ground. He was car
ried to his house, and though said By
the physician to be fatally wounded,
assured his friends that he would pull
through. In two weeks he was re-
moved to Jail at this place, where
your correspondent cleaned from him
at the time much in regard to his ca
reer. He was soon removed from
thi. place to Greenville, S. G.. for i'm
prisonment, as it waa- rumored that a
plan for his rescue was on foot among
his former confederates was tried
there on every count known to the
bills of indictment for distilling, re-
moving and selling illicit whiskey,
was found guilty and sentenced to
four years Imprisonment at the Fed
eral prison at Albany. From this
penal servitude he has recently been
pardoned through the efforts OF Sena-
tor Wade Hampton, OF South Caro-
lima on the grounds Of ill-health.
The retired outlaw now lives in the
utmost quietude under the shadow of
the Blue Ridge, and from his humble
cabin door he can look up toward the
northwest and see in the distance the
blue mountains which once were the
scenes of his wild, romantic life, where
the perils and the pleasures Of the
moonshiner's days were strangely
mixed and mingled and where he, suf-
fering as he is with half-dozen stub
born bullet wounds, Will never again
rove and ramble. But his name will
pass into tradition and be handed
down in local history as the 5oldest
most daring, dashing opponent of
what he considered q restriction of
personal iberty-a name that will
carry with it the title Of Moonshiner
Chief in Western North Carolina at
period when illicit distillation of the
mountain dewdrop wa. more exten-
sive and when from the remote ranges
Of mountains went up the curling
smoke from q thousand stills.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1886-03-04
VIEWS OF 4 BIMEFALLIsT.
Dexter a. Hawkins Thinks IL Wrong tc
Change the Weight of Money.

Dexter a. Hawkins Thinks 1t Wrong to
Change the Weight of Money.
Dexter A. Hawkins, who has been
invited to address Congress commit
tee on coinage, i. a bimetallist. Yes
terday he spoke of his proposed trip to
Washington. Il do not wish to say
much on the subject" he began "but
| will state that I am equally in favor
Of both gold and silver. They must
both be circulated. When the coin
age of silver was renewed the bank
presidents made the outcry that gold
would be driven from the country.
just the opposite has been the result,
and shows that when they say one
thing you can look for the opposite.
"They are competent to run banks
and brokers officers continued Mr..
Hawkins, ''but they know nothing of
national finances. At that time we
had 100000. worth of gold in this
country. 1t has been so completely
driven out that now we have S620,000,
600 in gold, an increase of s42O,00O,-
900 in gold. Suppose we continue
this driving out process Congress will
will not be foolish enough to demone-
tise silver again, and create the confu-
sion it did before. Nor will it load it
with 20 per cent, extra weight. This
would be wrong to the holders of the
old dollar. 1t is a mistake to change
the weight of money. 1t is injurious
to business, and some one must be
cheated if it be done. The old weight,
that has stood for so many years, must
be mantaihed."
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1886-03-04

Torpedo boats will be used as the chief
defence. 1t is thought, if 81 100000
be appropriated annually twenty years,
an aggregate of S150,0O0,000 will collect
some resemblance OF a fleet.
WINKING REED
can always be secured to join hands
with Democrat in fratricide When
"dog eats dog" you may count on
Winking Reed he likes his pork. So
Winking joined Hewitt, with an af-
fection of the hend-we mean, eye, in
an onslaught against Morrison. Mr..
Morrison wanted the Treasury surplus
applied to the public debt Just what
Hewitt or Winking Reed wanted did
not appear, but they did.
LONG HAIRED MEN
are becoming scarce Time was, say
IT and '7S, that the long-haired man
was ubiquitous. Many o. the green
back philosophers, ther here, wore
long hair. We see long haired mem
ber of Congress, halfbreed, or literary
crank now and lhen but the horde is
gone. The disciples Of Aristotle, when
they took in their ideas, took in their
hair. SHADOW.