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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-03
WHOLESALE GR0CER9
4TTERAl. COMMISSION NEECiI4 MTS.
ID d.. lnr. l.

Al. AING8 Of LIQUORS,
Gave on land 6.S5ON'e Xxx, XXX, Xxx
I'D FrRF Old RYE. Old CABINET arc
MONGOLIA G.tGiSXIE8; .Iso BAKERS ana
fEUa!PSOAiS PURE EYE WHISTLES. to whiar
they invite thc sttantion o! the trsdo.
Orders frcin ire conntty for merchandise 5tslI
esc5ivc prcmp; attention.
Corsigumcnts o: Flcur, Grain and Country Pre-.
duce solicited, FOR which they guarantee the high.
aai ra;uke; prices gnd prompt returns.
Northeast corner If Cameron snd Royal streets
eep1i Alexandria, Va.
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The winston-Fayettevilre Railroad.


Indications point to the Twin-City ere
long being great railroad centre. Work
on the Wilkesboro extension is being push
ed forward vigorously, while surveying
corps are engaged at both ends Of the Roam
oke & Southern line. Besides these, the
prospect is Frightening for the building of
the Winston 3 Fayetteville line. The
High Point Enterprise has been reliably in
formed thatCol. Andrews will visit High
Point about the 18th of April for the pur-
D, ese of comforting with the citizens of that
pIac> concerning the completion of the road
to Ash sboro. From there he will go to
Randlem an aud Asheboro for the same pur-
pose. We understand that on the occasion
Of this visit h e proposes to take some more
definite steps than have yet been taken to-
wards an agreement concerning the matter.
And further, if the agreement with the per-
sons interested is made to his satisfaction
that he will at once inaugurate plans for the
commencement Of work. We have from
time to time said great deal on this very
important subject and deem it unnecessary
to say more at present. But let us once
more urge the people of Asheboro, RandIe.
maj. High Point and those all along the
line to rally round the road and those who
have no money to aid it to use what inf1u-
ence they have in its behalf.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-03-22
Mrs. Foueht's Watch Found.

One day last week Mr.. H. T. FOUGHT lear
ned from friend on the street that Mr..
'Yokely, of Davidson county, about eight
miles from the city, had purchased a ladies
gold watch from a negro. Suspecting that
it was the one stolen from his wife few
days previous, Mr.. FOUGHT went to see Mr..
Yokely, and found that his surmises were
correct. Mr.. Y. had come in possession OF
the watch, paying the negro 81 in cash for
it. Mr.. FOUGHT described the watch exact
ly, and then recovered it by repaying Mr..
Y. the $4 Mrs. FOUGHT has since missed a
fine gold ring and breast pin. The negro
but failed. The negro's whereabouts have
not as yet been learned.
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=, Trade Palace occupied.

1t see us that the Twin City is not to be
without he, Trade Palace after ALL The
Messrs. Rosenba-. cher Bros. have rented the
two store-rooms l.armerly occupied by
Messrs. Ryttenberg Bros, and the senior
member of the firm has j. 'St returned from
the northern markets where ne purchased
stock of goods to please the m. ssses' Inc
+ wo gentlemen are courteous, ener. ~etic and
en-. terprising, and THE SENTINEL b, speaks
for them continuance of the success hey
have attained since their entrance into th>
merca ntile business in Winston. They are
now he avily engaged in receiving and open
ing up heir mammoth stock of goods, and
IN few days will open wide the doors of
the Trade Palace, ready and willing to serve
the trading public. Misses Hattie Mcknight
formerly VIII Messrs. Ryttenberg Bros,
Carrie Riggs and Ella Alderman have ac-
cepted positions as lady statesmen in the es-
Establishment, and Miss Efie Butner that of
cash Ter.
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al I'D gents fine shoes at CAREERS.
Whore Is tho Econo my and the DIasrence

Whore Is tho Econo my and the Difference
Clover Seed with from one tenth to one
twentieth part wild Carrot and other injur-
ious seed can be bought at from $500 to
AIS per bushe,l while the best seed, free from
all foreign seed, is worth for Red $3.50 and for
Saplng So Co., difference of ten cents to the
acre in cost of seed 1t will cost $40 PEI ere ta
pull up the Carrot and Planting that will rros
from the filthy sc ed. The same is true of 'er
tiliEers, the best will cost from so to IS cen z
per bag more thai, the common, yet many farm
ers expect to see difference OF from ten to
fifty dollars per acre in the tobacco while grow
ing There is always difference in favor of
the best of from Fl We to fifty dollars per acre
which shows in rip ening, curing and in sell
ling.
We sell Only the Best Seeds and Fertilizers
The Star Brand Special Tobacco Manure has
ou.live,d more than hundred competitors
and with the best farmers has grown in popu-
larify each succeeding year.
Respectfully,
HrNsHAw & MEDEARIs.
Mar. 8 st.
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THE PIEDMONT SECTION.
ITEMS OF NEWS FROM NEAR by
COUNTIES.

II ,.ersack OF Happninss Gathered
From Various Sections In Piedmont
North Carolina.
Randolph county has not issued a IL
cense to sell liquor in seventeen years.
Mr.. A. NJ Warren, well known boot
and shoe maker, of Reidsville, has obtained
patent on boot.
The president of Davidson College has
received from an unknown lady gift OF
500 for the institution.
The cornet band OF Lexington has de
cided to buy a complete sst of silver instru-
ments at cost of $500.
There is talk of the G. +. T. Y. V. Il.
r. Company building branch road from
Walnut Cove to Wilkesboro.
Engineers have calculated that there
are 40, 100000 tons of coal accessible in the
Dan river coal fields in this state.
The Baptist Church at High Point has
not yet decided upon pastor to take the
place of Rev. Mr.. Thompson, resigned.
The Times says white man was in
Reidsville last week who wore beard that
touched his ankles. He was nearly six feet
high.
-Eugene NJ Scales at StoneEille and Jas.
C. Bass at Sloan were recently appointed
storekeepers and gaugers for their respective
sections.
The commissioners of Stokes county
have let a contract for S439,to Ed. Pfaff, to
build a bridge across the little Yadkin riv-
er, near Dalton
1t is reported that "moonshiner' IN
Stokes county recently manufactured forty
gallons of corn whiskey from four bushels
of corn and ten boxes Of concentrated I've.
Mr.. David Schenes, Jr., of Greensboro
has been appointed by Coz. Glenn, Sergeant
Major of the 3rd Regiment N. Z. State
Guard to succeed Mr.. Geergeyp. Boyd, o.
Reidsville.
Policemen Whiting, ..WeatheTly and
Andrews, few days ago, raided a der OF
gamblers in Greensboro, capturing laiue st
the number, who on arraignment before the
Mayor, pleaded guilty, and submitted to a
satisfactory legal arrangement.
The next annual commencement OF the
Yadkin College High School will take place
on Thursday, May Oath. Rev. Walter a.
Bunch, pastor of Davidson Circuit, Metho-
dist P Church, will preach the annual ser
mon on the Sunday preceding commence
ment day.
Lydia Staples, colored girl about Is
years of age, was found dead on the out
skirts of Reidsville last Friday morning. A
pistol with two empty barrels was found by
her side. The girl had been discharged for
stealing and it is thought that she slipped
the pistol out Of the house of her employer
and committed the deed herself.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-03-22
Personal Paragraphs.

| Personal Paragraphs.
!. Mr.. Wade Bynum, left Tuesday for Wash
? ington Territory.
| Miss Mary Welfare has accepted position
| with Mrs. Stanton Merritt, milliners
Mr.. s. K. Chamberlain was en- a visit to his
family here Sunday. He is now engaged in
the ear shops at Richmond, Va.
Miss Lola White has returned fom Peace
Institute, Raleigh. We learn that she has been
engaged to teach subscription school
Mr.. J. W. Wolf, travelling salesman for
Msssrs. Hodgin Bros. & Lunn, left Monday for
the South in the interest of the firms tobacco
business.
Mr.. 6 W. Hinshaw and other directors of
this city, will attend meeting of the Roanoke
Southern Company to be held in Danville,
Va, to- morrow.
Mr.. W. T. johnson, of Salem, is clever and
popular "knight OF the grip" He has recently
enlisted his services with the live and energet-
ic tobacco firm Of Aessrs. Baily Bros.
Miss Phoebe Rsminger, an accomplished
and experienced lady teacher, of salem, will
open up subscription school in the Academy
at Enon, Yadkin county, shortly.
Our young friend, Mr.. P. E. Allen, one of
the most courtesus and attentive statesmen that
ever handled yard stick, has accepted po-
stion with Messrs. Rosenbacher Bros.
Mr.. M. W. Norfeet who has been confined
to his home for some weeks past is now at his
place of business, and will be pleased to see his
friends and customers at the Piedmont.
Mr.. D. E. Snoak has disposed of his entire
stock of boots and shoes to Mr.. u. P. Davis, OF
Charlotte, and has decided to move to Wilkes
boro, where he will engage in the fruit canning
business.
Mr. 7. T. Morris and family left few days
ago for their old home at Shreveport, La. Mr..
Morris has been a resident of Winston for two
years and during his stay won the esteem and
admiration of our people, all of whom extend
| their best wishes to him and his family.
W.B. Glenn, Esq, of Winston, has been IN
vited and will accept the invitation 10 deliver
| the address at the Oxford Clar ksville R. R.
| celebration, on April 18th. Mr.. Glenn is one
| the most brilliant orators in the State ano
! TIE SENTINEL congratulates he Oxford people
| on his acceptance.
Davie county has caught the western feve
bad. Two more of her young men, Messrs
| Vance Allen and Walter Horne boarded tn
| train here Tuesday morning for Iowa. Beside
these, Messrs. II. J.. Cook, w. p. Clingman an'
| Edward Dosthit, Jr., of the same county, an
nounce that they will start from here to-mor
row morning for Washington Territory. Non
of us need be surprised to hear of the wander
ing sons early return
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what ana 1 To Dop

The symptoms of 3iliousness are unhappily
individuals to some extent A Bill Jus man is
seldom a breakfast eater. Too frequently, alas
he he's an excellent appetite for liquids but
hardly bear inspection at any time if it is not
white and furred, it is rough, at all events.
The digestive system is wholly out of orde-
and Dlarrhea or Constipation may be symp-
tom or the two may alternate. There are Of
ten Hemorrhoids or even loss of blood. There
may be giddlness and often headache and acid
ity or datulence and tenderness in the pit of
the stomach. To correct all this If not effect q
cure tryGreews august Fzoscer, it costa but .
trife and thousands attest its efficacy.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-03-22
Another Attempt at Robbery.

Another Attempt at Robbery.
About nine o'clock Monday a negro en-
tered the house of a Mr.. Wagner, about
one and half miles from the city (near the
poor house,. The negro was ransacking the
bureau drawers when found by Mrs. WACO
ner. Mrs. w. asked his business. He re-
Piled Don't insult me-" Mrs. Wagner
then went out to give the alarm, but the
neg-oSmade his escape, and has net since
been heard from.
This stealing business is getting to be
monotonous. Only a few days ago someone
entered the house of Mr.. Alex. Rights and
stole his watch. Besides these we hear of
several other houses that have been entered
and robbed.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-03-22
Anniversary Exercises.

Anniversary Exercises.
The first anniversary of the Union Grove
Reform Club was held on Saturday night
last. The attendance, considering the in
clement weather, was large, and the exercis-
es both appropriate and interesting. Rev.
E. P, Davis, Messrs. P. A. Snider, J. A.
Walker and d. J. Holder addressed those
present, and their remarkswere we'll put The
club is in prosperous condition nd its
members feel proud of their work during
the past year in retaining many who had
fallen by the use of strong drink. Since
their organization they have purchased 10.
and expect soon to begin the erection of q
hall for the use of the club. They have
also organized Sunday School which is in
prosperous condition and has a large at
tendance.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-03-22
Business Notes.


The Piedmont Warehouse is known far
and near for good prices and square dealing.
They insert an advertisement this week that
all the farmers should read.
THE SENTINEL wants everybody to read
Browns new advertisement. The firm sells
the best goods at low prices and ,ylu will al
ways find them ready to please you. Call
on them!
One of the most reliable firms In the city,
Messrs. w. T. Carter & Co., have . pew ad.
this week. THE SENTINEL has had deal
inss with them and knows them to be Low
in their prices for goods, and thoroughly
honest and reliable. They handle good
goods and will always give you bargains.
The Winston Book Store, under the man
agement of Mr.C. G. Lanier, Liberty Block,
is receiving some elegant goods in the way
of stationery THE SENTINEL thinks he
has the most tasty line ever shown in Win
sten- The Job Printing department is tur-
ming out some tip-top work, and the book
department is receiving additional new
stock. Look out for his advertisement next
week.
Mr.. D. D. Schouler has just returned from
the North, where he bought an elegant line
of ladies' goods and notions. He has fine
line Of silks and satins of the latest figures.
They are beautiful and will make up ele-
gantly. His store-rooD has been re-painsed
and many improvements added, making the
establishment one of the most attractive in
the city. The new lines of goods he is now
opening will please everybody, and the buy
ing public would do we'll to go to see him.
Look out for his big advertisement next
week
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-03-22
Personal.

Mr.. X. II. Frohlichstein, of Mobile, Ala,
writes: | take great pleasure in recommend
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
having used it for a severe attack OF Bronchitis
and Catarrh. 1t gave me instant relief and en-.
tireIy cared me and have not been afflicted
since. also beg to state that had trie other
remedies with no good results. Have also ussd
EIec ric Bltters and DR.. King New Life Pills,
both of which 1 can recommend.
Dir. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, is sold on positive guBran-
tee. Trial Bottles free at V. o. Thompson's
Drug store.
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won.;a,s,,, cu,es

w. d. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Retail
Druggists of Rome, Ca, say We have been
selling DIR. Kings New Discovery. Electric
Bitters and Bucklen's Arnca SalYe for two
years. Have never handled remedies that sell
as we'll, or give such universal satisfaction.
There have been some wonderful cures effected
6y these medicines IN this city Several cases
cured by use OF a few Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always.
Sold by ". o. Thompson.
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An other Mail Robbery.

On Monday, March 9Th, 'ss, the writer
n xistered letter at Felix, Davie county,
N. C.
i rhe letter was lost between the above nam
ed Gee and Cross Roads Church, Yadkin
coun, y, n. c., a distance. of six mi les, with
but 0, V Office on the way, via: Nestor.
The postmaster at Nestor stated that the
naclao. came TO that Office in goo condi-
t;on and was delivered to the carrier.
The pc a-master az Cross Roads church
stated tha the mail bags came to th tat office
locked and in good condition. and .on open
ing she fou. 10 = return registry recs APT pu'
no package.
The guilty party IS unknown, Out " IS eV'
;dent that the package was taken som eBhers
betweer Felix and Cross Roads Church
We think il = great pity that the United
s.ates can't 6n d enough honest men to do it
yu.siness. J. Z. CRITz-
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Mar. 8 st.
BuckIen's Arnica Saiye.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores
letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns. and
all Skin Eru ptions, and positively cures Piles
or pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded, Price
5cents per box. For sale by v. o. Thompson
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-03-22
The Orchestra Concert.

The concert given at the Academy
Chapel, in Salem, last Thursday night, by
the Salem Orchestra, was superb in every
respect. The program was intensely inter
esting throughout,-an excellently rem
dered. We regret our space forbids our
giving the program in full. Mr.. D. S. But
ner rendered flute solo that was SO highly
pleasing to the audience as to cause him to
repeat Prof Carmichael treated the au-
dience to violin solo that held them SPELL
bound. He was called back the third time
when he played the favorite, ''The Mock
ing Blrd' which charmed and pleased every
one present. A vocal solo by Mrs, H E.
Fries was highly entertaining and received
merited applause. The Orchestra has made
rapid progress since the arrival of their
director. With those present, we congratu
late each member of the Orchestra upon
the success of their first series of concerts.
Quite neat sum was realized by them
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-03-22
Easter Bonnets

worry many poor women who cannot get the
needed ten or twenty dollars to buy one Dia-
mond Dyes will color the feathers, velyets, and
ribbons, to any fashionable shade. By their
aid any woman can get. up stylish bonnet
eheaplv.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-03-22
a Terrible Wind.

Not the March wind, but the ws.d or gas of
q sour stomach, 1t is a sure sign of dyspepsia
Or indigestion. few doses Of Raines Celery
Compound restores the stomach to. q. healthy
state. 1t is boon to dYspeptics.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-03-22

Agents wanted to make Eve dollars per
day. Address, mentioning the Winston, n.
c., SnNr1sEL.) PERKINS MEDICAL CO.,
Richmond, Va.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-03-22
Tobacco Market.

CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THE
PRoPR1EToRs OF THE FARMERS WAREHOUSE
WINSTON.
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WINSTON, Mar. %, 'sS-Breaks are very
large no Improvement in quality prices contin-
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of omcers U. G. r. c.

Election of Ohhcers u. G.R. C.
AT a recent meeting of the Union Grove
Reform Club the following officers were
elected for the term of six months:
President, FL. G. Wooters;
LIST Vice President, d. r. Knott;
End g D. J. Holder;
3rd w. s. Wilson;
Recording Secretary, P. A. Snider
Corresponding Secretary, J. o, Hall.
Financial Secretary, G. W. Booze;
Treasurer, L. r. Fry;
Sergeant-at-arms, John johnson;
Stewart, A. Pitts;
4. Marshals, S. B. Snider and r. H. Humid
lev
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-03-22
Attention Rihemen.

Attention Aiflemen.
is earnestly requested to attend the drill in
their hall tonight. Business of special
importance demand the presence of each
member, Inspector General Comeron will
be here to morrow, FRIDAY, for the pur-
pose of inspecting the company.
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Young man Il yonwant the best shoe in
n inston. 6uv Il Heisern sold at CARTEa's
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L w DURH A MS
MARBLE and STONE WORKS


We respect departed those
who have passed the portals of death duty to the loved
who the head their
able MONUMENT HEADSTONE 1t is the last mark OF
show shall only have done when
raised emblem the LAST resting
parted We should something durable aud OF which will not
be honor of the dead
Heaven has prohibition earth injured but benefit
The adjoining the epulches Of loved ale
viates grief am soohes the wounded heart.
MARBLE or GRANITE MONUMENT or MAIDSTONE of any
design take this method informing that prepared fill
order Tor nyhng from "a set Of edone
Monument have only
and Samples which by mail pay Rail Road
all risk
American GRANTEES and Italian
Marble I GUARANTEE SATISFACTION OR
ASK NO PAY.
Thankful patronage, and wishing happy and
newy year, an very truly 1. w. DURHAM
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That market house Is talked of almost
every day. 1t would be splendid move for
the town, and is probably good investment.
We would like for the Chamber of TOM
merce to talk over 1t and see if something
can't be done. Everybody says we need it,
and everybody can't be wrong, you know.
, 1888-12-06
NOTICE FOR pUBLICArIoN.

United States Land once. Spokane Falls
NoTioE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
compliance with the ,pIovislons Of the
scs for the saie Of n timber lands In thc ststes Of
Gsliiornia, o5eEE9n; Neyads and snd Wsshipeton
Fails. county OF Spokane, Territory . Of
washington, has this day gied In this lnaee
Of the Northeast Quarter of nectlon Ne Y 10
Township No. 70 n Range No. q E &M,
Jsbught Is moro valuable for Its timber %
stone than for agricultural purposes, and To
Register and Receive of thi Office at Spokane
Falls, W. 7, at p. M. ON tho 2'th day OF De-
cember, 1888.
He names as witnesses, Charles McNab OF
Spokane s, Falls, W T.; Solomon l;,sa Gamsron ps Of
Spokane Fail, Fails, W; IT, John W. Myrick Of
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described Sends are requested to file
their claims In this Office on or before said
9th day OF December, 1888.
j. NJ. ADAMS, Register.
, 1888-12-06
A CROOK CAPTURED
A Clever Scheme of the Postal
Authorities to Secure Him.
ANOTHER OLD PIONEER GONE
Leaving . widow, One Daughter and Two
sons--Ons ofthe Latter business
Man OF Spokane Falls.

SEATTLE. Dec. g., Special.-Thomas w.
Evans was arrested to-day under the fol-
lowing circumstances Coming into town
for his mail, be received q notice to call
for money package. He called at the
window but was told to call again, AZ the
package was mislaid during the removal
OF the postoffice to its new quarters. On
bis return the chief Of police took him In
charge. United States Marshall Hamil-
ton knows all about the case but is absent
from the city and Postmaster Lyon refus-
ed to say anything about the matter ex-
cept that he doubts whether the
government has got the right man.
From the chief Of police and others it has
been cleaned that some time ago Evans
obtained q registered package from the
Spokane Office containing $50. The pack
age was intended for another, and the ar.
rect to-day was from the postal authori-
ties. Evans says he was never in Spokane
and that he came here from Stanton, Mich
igan, last spring. An investigation will
be held on the return of Marshal Hamil-
ton.
The Gilman Park Lumber Company was
incorporated to-day with capital of $685..
600. Seattle will be the principal place Of
business. incorporates: John Leary,
w. r. Ballard and Joseph I: Sinclair.
The company will erect sawmill on Sal
mon bay,