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Winston Leads Ali others.

gentleman of this city returned few
days since from trip through a portion Of
Stokes and Surry counties, informs us thai
ne conversed with number of farmers in
relation to different tobacco markets. and in
every instance they said that the Winston
tobacco market beat all other markets for
high prices. Several of the farmers infor-
med him that they had shipped their to-
baccos to Greensboro, Durham and Danyille
and that at neither of these markets had
they received such prices as they did when
they sold upon the Winston market. One
OF these said: 81 have tried all the other
brag markets, but hereafter expect to look
alter my own interests and sell my tobacco
every time at the best market in the world
and that is In Winston" Such news is
cheering to our tobacco men, and we all feel
proud of Winston's record as a tobacco mar
ket. She is known far and wide for high
prices.
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He Makes a Good speech.

"A woman by the name of Sarah War
ner was tried for infanticide at Lexington
court last week. The defendant was repre-
sented by Messrs. M. FL. Pinnix and e. B.
Watson. The Dispatch says that the case
for the defendant was concluded by Mr..
Watson, in a speech that is said to have
been the best he ever made in this court.
The jury were not long in returning YER
dict OF mot guilty" Mr.. Watson's argu-
ments are always strong and forcible and
ne seldom ever loses case. The reporter
heard gentleman remark while listening
to Mr.. Watson plead case in the FORSYTH
court: 'Cy. Watson is the best lawyer I
ever heard address jury, and mighty GER
tain, If l had a serious case in court and [
knew Watson would be against me, / should
tell his honor to pass the sentence, if posi-
BILE, without hearing Watson's speech. He
makes facts too plain for meo
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NOTICE !

HAVING qualified as Administrator of the
LII estate of John F. Poindexter, deceased all
persons having claims against the estate of said
deceased are hereby notified to present them
proven as the law directs within twelve months
from the date of this notice or the same will be
plead in bar of their recovery. ALI persons in
indebted to said deceased are request to make
immediate payment to the undersigned at Win
ston. This 9th February 1883.
D. P. MAST.
Administrator.
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NOTICE-TAxES.

A FER APRIL goth all unpaid Taxes viii
"A be placed in the hands of officers for collec
ton by levy on property, with cost of ninety
i've cents 70 each taxpayer, under the
new law Let everybody be warned.
March %, 1888. JOHN FOYER
S1nr
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can be beautifully colored by Diamond Dyes.
The expense is trifiing as a small portion Of .
dye package colors dozen eggs Nest drug
gists sell Diamond Easter Dyes, four colors in a
package; only 10 cents. The solored eggs can
Be nfely eatsn-
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PIEDMONT SPRINGS ooMpaNY.
Proceedings Of the Stockholders BIeetin
Held in winston

Il u the StockhOldcrs' Meetfnf
Held in Winston.
A meeting of the stockholders of the Pied
| mont Springs Company was held in the Law
| Office OF Messrs. Watson & Buxton on Fri
/ day last The following business was trans
! acted by them:
On motion OF Mr.. J. c. Buxton, Dr..
w. A. Lash was made chairman and s.
| F. Allen secretary OF the meeting.
1t having been ascertained that a ma
| or duly represented by proxies, the char
man declared the meeting ready to pra-
coed with business
Mr.. J. L. Patterson, one of the con-
mittee appointed for that purpose, SUI
mitted articles of incorporation which
were adopted by sections and afterwar Is
as whole.
On motion of Mr. J. c. Buxton the
secretary was instructed to copy articles
OF Incorporation, have them signed by
requisite number of stockholders, forward
them to the clerk of the court of Stokes
county and to have publication made in
the Danbury Reporter, as required oy
law, and that he further pay cost incident
to same.
On motion the meeting adjourned to
again meet at Messrs. Watson & Bux-
toms Office on April 18th at o'clock p. m.
s. E. ALLEN, W. A. LASH,
Secretary. Chairman.
The following is plan for the pur-
chase and improvement of the Piedmont
Springs Company:
A stock company to be organized, the
capital stock of which is to be $15, 900, di-
vided into so shares of $500 each making
$4,000. The most suitable hotel site to be
first set aside and allotted for that purpose,
then SO desirable building or cottage lots
to be laid ont and set aside for the mem
bers of the company, each share of stock
to entitle the owner thereof to one of the
cottage or building lots, to be owned IN
fee simple with all the rights and priv.
leges of the springs and one fftieth in
terest In the hotel, end the remainder of
the property of the company. The choice
Of cottage or building lots to be decided
by chance. The company to be regular
" Differed and managed by a board of
directors, as is customary with such COM
panies. The Office to be STUFFED at Win
,ton.
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Agents wanted to make FIVE dollars per
day. Address, (Mentioning the Winston, N.
G., SENTINEL. PERKINS MEDICAL CO.,
Richmond, Va
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Young man If youwant the best shoe in
Winston, buy the Heisern sold at CARTRa,s
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WESTON, March IS, '8s-Breaks are good
IN quantity. Prices continue fair for all grades
Some Improvements in prices for the bright
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Hymenial.

Hymenial.
Mr. Spot Taylor, of Danbury, has bid
adieu to the life of single bliss. He boarded
the train here Monday evening, accompan-
led by Mr.. Thos. Pepper, of this city, for
Washington City, where he was married
yesterday morning to Miss Nellie Moon.
daughter of the great lady preacher and
evangelist who has conducted, upon sever
Mr.. Taylor is genial whole soul fellow
and he has number of single "brethren''
who are no doubt 10th to give him up. Mr..
and Mrs Taylor will return to Danbury.
where they will permanently locate. THE
SENTINEL's best wishes attend both of them
for long and happy life.
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Tobacco Market.

CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THE
PRoPEfEroRs OF TIE FARMERS WAREHOUSE
IN WINSTON.
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRA-
- tor of L. j. Valentine. deceased late of
sons having claims against said deceased to
present them to the undersigned, on or before
tne 10Th OF March, 1883, this notice will be
plead IN bar Of their recovery. All persons in
oeDteo 20 SAID estate will please make in Gil
ate payment. This 22d of March, 1858.
j. d. WADDELL, Admir-
OF. of L. j. Valentine.
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--Ladies and gents fine shoes Il cAsrrn,s.
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LIEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT
SALE OF
Valuable Mi! Property !


DY virtue of Deed of Trust executed by
1.-the firm of Pippin Dalton recorded in
book 10 page 283 and of Mortgage Deed ex-
ecuted by same parties recorded in book page
416 OF the public records of Forsyth County in
fhe Register of Deeds Office, we, the under
signed, will offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash at the Court House Door in Winston N .
G., on the 18th. day of April 1883 the Winston
FIGURING Mills, situated on the corner of Chest
nut and Third streets in said town of Winston
Said mills are conveniently located to the Rail
Road-being within three feet thereof. The
Mill is large three story brick with all the
machinery necessary for operating.
The lot fronts 70 feet on 3rd street and 80
feet on Chestnut street. The property is very
desirable and this is good opportunity for aay
person or persons desiring to embark in the
milling business in a large manufacturing town
where there is great demand for -four, meal
&c. Correspondence solicited.
r. j. REYNOLDS, Trustee.
R: F. B. k MasTs Mortgages
March 6 ids.
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them comfortable. THE SENTINEL hopes
he will have a house full and build another
big house for all the balance who will apply
Last Thursday night two negroes,
Henry Suffer and Jim Lester, became in
volved in a drunken row in front OF Geo.
Wagner's restaurant on Third Street, when
Suffer made number of ugly and painful
gashes upon the person of Lesion. The
most serious gashes were made upon his
neck. Suiter is now in Jail. This is another
example of what whiskey will lead men
to do.
MIR. C. B. Zigiar, who lives near Old
Town, reached the 10th milepost of his life
on the 18th inst, and as an honor to the oc-s
casion his children grandchildren and
frienis gathered at his residence and made
him the recipient of . generous pounding.
Mr.. Eglar is well known throughout the
county as the efficient court crier, and is fa-
miliarly called "Cole.n
News reached the city Tuesday of the
death of Mr.. A. N. Zeverly, which occurred
Monday morning at his home in Washing
ton City. The deceased has several rela-
tiyes in Salem, and is very prominent man.
He was Third Assistant Postmaster Gener
al under the administration of Presidents
Llncoln and johnson. At his death he was
agent Tor mail contractors. He died in his
18th year.
The editor is wearing an elegant scarf,
the present of Messrs. Fuller & Durham
one out of as pretty stock of neckwear as
cents to one dollar. The patterns are Of the
newest and nobbiest, and show the excellent
good taste of the firm in its selection of
goods. They ale receiving large stock Of |
AL kinds of goods at bottom prices and will
tell the people about them in The SENTINEL
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WILL SELL LAND and PERSONAL Prop
" erty on Commission-Co Collect Rents Pre-
pare Land Papers--Buy Notes. Bonds, Mort
cages and other Securities-Make Smll Loans
on Good Security Assume the General
Management of Estates. Deposits received from
Csc. up. = per cent. Allowed on Years De-
posit; pei. cent Six Months. Proprietor
under justified Bond of $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-07-16
Murdered by Indians.

VICTORIA, B. c., July 16.-There is great
excitement over the reports from Skeena
river. The steamer Caribou Fly arrived
this morning. la officers say that when the
steamer lefG Sseens river, it was reported
there that Mr.. Clifford, in charge of the
Hudsons Bay Company at Hazsltop, and one
of the special constabes sent from here had
been murdered by Indians. The Indians
are thoroughly excited and threatened to
e1termiuate all whites in that part of the
country. H. 3. Royer, of the Provrc'a'
leaves Monday for the scene of the trouble
with force Of special policemen. II. 8.
Caroline arrived Saturday night and will
probably convey the force aud "C"battery to
the mouth of the Skeena river. 1t will be
impossible fer her to ascend the Skeers ,ow
ing to low water and the rapids. The only
way the troops can go up is in canoes end it
is estimated this will occupy about three
weeks, as it is distance of ninety miles up
the river to the scene of the trouble, and q
great many porIages which make packing
slow. The Indiana who are causing the
trouble arc the worst on the coast, are large
powerful fellows and nearly all we'll armed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-07-16
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, July 16.-Thc stock market open
ed very active this morning. though there WAS
very little change in prices, mos, of the list being
unchanged from Saturdays tinsl figures and the
rest but slight fractions different The early
trading was feverish and somewhat irregular.
though the general tenaency at first was upwsrd,
and advances in some stocks were made ranging
up to y per cent. The improving tendency soon
disappeared, however and the list retired belo.
the opening figures. though the net losses were
confined in most cases to small fractions. Rich.
mond and West Pint WAS one of the leading &C
tive stocks but the entire active lis. showed con-
siderable animation throu shout. There was less
activity toward the end of the hour, and al eleven
O'Clock :hs market was only fairly active and
W, ak. generally at abou5 the lowest prices reach
ed Money 1a1lh.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

Qceen Victoria yesterday gave audience
to DR.. Morel Mackel zie.
A cowboy compelled Rufus PHILIPPE, the
cashier of bank at La Hunta, Kas to hand
over sl6.0 900 in cash.
Bishop Haid was installed at Wilmington,
N. c., yesterday, by Cardinal Gibbons with
interesting ceremonies.
John Humphreys, colored, was lynched at
Asheville, N. c., Saturday, for rape upon
Sallie Parker, white child.
Bishop Alpheus W. Wilson, of the M. E.
Church South, will leave Baltimore Thurs
day for his trip to China and Japan.
The summer residence of Mr.. Whitelaw
Reid, of the New York Tribune in West
chester county, n. Y was destroyed by fire
Saturday.
The great iron lockout in Pittsbu:g is
practically over, and before the end OF next
week general resumption of the mills is
expected
The Pope has written en- encyclical letter
in which he upholds what was contained in
his former decree, and condemns the plan oil
4 campaign in Ireland.
Gen. Boulanger's wound in the throat is
not so dangerous az it was at first reported
to be, but his reputation is beginning to SUI
fer badly by his defeat.
Empress Victoria has requested DR.. Mac
kepz;e to prepare for her true history OF
the late Emperor Frederick's illness, in or
der to correct the German doctors asser.
tions
Two freight trains collided on the West
ern North Carolina Railroad near Ashevllle,
\. c., Saturday, wreckng both locomotives,
killing q colored brakeman and seriously In
joring five trainmep.
The striking swtchmen of the Buripgton
road in Kansas City have returned to work.
| The officials Of the road claim to have un-
earthed plot to blow up the bridge over
The Missouri river st Nebraska City, Neb.,
with dynamite.
At reunion Ct Confederate soldiers in
Lexington county, South Carolina, on Wed.
nesday, two brothers, named Reedy, forced
quarrel upon Manuel Williams, peacea-
bly, disposed young man. who in self-defense
shot and instantly killed one of the brothers
with pistol and stabbed the other through
the heart with pocket-kuife.
natural gas explosion occurred at Wash
ipgton, Pa, Saturday. BE- some mistake
gas was turned On just as the workmen had
made their fire for the heating OF the pipes.
A fearful explosion. which shook the town,
was the result The flames covered an
area OF of 100 square feet, and sprung up to
the height Of IS feet. Five workmen were
seriously burned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-07-16
Trains Wrecked.

CLARENDON, Texas, July 16.-In conse-
queuce of washout on the Fort Worth and
Denv,r railroad tins nortt-5ound passenger
train was precipitated through bridge ear
ly yesterday morning. Engineer Smith and
fireman Wilson were instantly killed, and q
number of the passengers badly shaken up.
WINNEMUcoA, New, July 16.-Expreas
train No wss wrecked about daylight Sun
day morning, SO miles west OF here by a
broken rail. The engine passed over safely
but the ftuit, baggage and United States
Fish Commissioners cars were badly wreck
ed. All the sleepers were thrown off the
track but no passengers were hurt.
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Emperor william and his Mother.

The streets of Kiel were gayly decorated
in honor OF the Emperor's passage through
there on Saturday. He drove through the
town to the barbor and was greeted with
great enthusiasm. The Emperor alighted
from the carriage at Barbarossa bridge and
entered a man-of-wsr boat, which took him
to the yacht Hohenzolern. As he boarded
the vessel the squadron fired sslutes and
yards we're manned. After the different
vessels of the fleet had gotten under way
and sailed past the imperial yacht that ves
sci also put to sea. The parade of the feet
was brilliant spectacle. The mar elrres
were watched by thousands of persons from
the shore and from the decks OF vessels.
On the 18th the Cars yacht Derjaya will
receive the Emperor William on board at
Cronstadt. In September he will visit al.
SAGE Lorraine, meeting the King of the Bel
CLANS at Strasburg. at the end of Septem-
Der be will 60 to Vienna, and will probably
visit the King of Italy in October.
Communication from the Emperor to his moth
er, transmitted from Spandau ard Kisl, has sig
nihcsnce in tho face Of the persistent reports re-
garding the alleged unhappy relations existing
between his Majesty and the Dowager Empress
Victoria. If the messages only referred to the
Ptosieho VI LILO eou Aiot cAPcllLlOu III EmpoIOT
they still showed that the differences between
him and his mother have not approached rup.
ture.
The Dowager Empress Victoria frequently seea
DR.. Friedberg, Count stoolberg and other intimate
friends of the late Emperor Frederick. Disputes
continue to exist between herself and the Emper-
or in regard to the disposal Of Emperor Freder-
ick's papers, come of which, the Dowager Empress
maintains, are personal. against the contention of
the Emperor that they are state property, and
ought to bs deposited in the state archives The
court circle believes implicitly that the differences
can be arranged in the near future by the Dow.
ager Empress surrendering the documents relatiog
to the regency ard the Emperor Frederick g mem
reign, the hulk Of his correspondence to be left
with the Dowager Empress Victoria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-07-16

FIRED UPON BY THE NATIvEs.-Advices
received at San Fran cisco by the steamer
Belgic give an account of a murderors at.
tack by natives upon the crew ofthe British
otter bunting schooner Mems, of Copper
Island, on the coast of kamtchatka. The
Mems sailed from Yokohama last April, on
the usual hunting voyege, and May
%, while IF Copper Island, Capt. Snow mad
three boa.s lowered to pull around in the
vicinity of The vessel TO look for otter. The
boats were manned By japanese, Captain
Snow being he only white man 10 The party,
While the boats were approaching large
rock, fire was suddenly opened by conceal
ed party upon the captains boat, which was
then short distance from the rocks. One
bullet struck Capt. Snow in the hand, and he
Immediately ordered the men to pull away.
Bullets then began to fall like hail. and sew.
eral men rolled Of the seats. When the
boots reached the vessel, it was found three
men were m0Ttaliy wounded, aud they died
q few honrs later Three Others received
severe wounds, and the small boats were
fu'l of bullet hoes. Inquiry WAS afterwards held
before the British consul st karegsWe, and testi,
mony showed that the attack wss unprovoked.
Captain Snow believed that the sssaiisnts num-
bered dozen at least. An investigation brought
out the fact that it was the general belief that
the rifles had been furnished the natives by the
Alaska Commercial Company, to guard the coast
against the depredations OF seal hunters but it is
stated that the natives who made the attack could
not have used this An excuse, az it is we'll
known fact that there are no seals in those wa.
re- "a tiIl month later
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-07-16

CowH1D.Na A CLERGYMAN-The wife of Rev
James BASIL Thomas, q prominent minister OF
Gratz small town OH the Kentucky river, has
cowhided Rev. Banda West. The latter is a
Methodist preacher, snd the cause for Mrs.
Tbomas's action wss number of slanderous
stories that have been crculsted about her OF late.
One of these connected her name with that OF DR..
Dupuy, who was said to be paying her annecesss.
~ visits. This report finally came to the ears OF
the lady herself, vino stsTted cut to trace tho
SANDER 10 ito source, and found its origin IN tho
person OF Rev. Mr. West. Mrs. Thomas, armed
with a cowhide, waited on the street for Mr West,
and meeting him gave him severe beating. ST
ter twenty OF more lsshes mad been rsined upon
him. hs could stsrd it no longer, and made fly
log leap jumped through the gate, aud ran into .
house. The report CT the cowhiiirg spresd
quickly, and the lady was scon overwhelmed with
Congratulations The whipped minister swore
out writ for the lady, and in short time the
verdict was rendered, amid triumphant shouts of
stsunch citizens, of Not guilty" and the rever-
end gentleman, hnnlisted and dissraced, left for
parts unknown, and has not .ince been heard
from.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-07-16

GENERAL FISK, the prohibition candidate
for President, says "The republicans want
untaxed whisky as an excuse for keeping
up the tax on clothes and food" Yes, the
republicans profess to be the great moral
party OF the country; but to gain their ends
they will sacrifice morality every time. Two
glaring instances Of the difference between
their words and their actions OF the morali-
ty question are afforded by their effort to re-
move the tax from whisky and By the sup
port they gave General Malone, though his
success necessarily meant the attempted re-
pudiatiou of Virginia's debt.
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The Republican Committee.

NEW YORK, July 16-Tbe national re-
publican executive committee met at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel to day and organized
By eIecting Mr., Quay of Penna., chairman,
and is. Fassett secretary. The principal
subj sct discussed was the selection ofperma.
nent headquarters for the committee. An.
other session will be held tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-07-16

COMMISSIONER MORRISON, Of The inter
S ate commerce commission, is reported rs
saving he will make few speeches during
the present campaign. The statement is
favorable to dem ocratc success not because
of any good Mr.. Morrison's speeches may do,
for he is By 20 means an effective speaker,
but because it shows that democratic office
holders have regained their freedom. and
are now allowed the liberty enjoyed by all
the other citizens of the country. Three
years ago, it will be remembered, democrat-
ic Office holders were removed or suspended
for making democratic speeches.
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ALEX ANDRIA.
MONDAY EVENING, JULY 16.
JUDGING FROM what some OF the newspa

JuDG1NG FROM what some OF the neWspa'
rers saw. the Richmond and Danvile Kali.
road. in order to save the slight expense o.
putting few new pieces Of timber in a tres
tie bridge, deliberately ran the risk OF tue
late accident on that road, by which 1t lost
the whole of that bridge, locomotive ana
train of passenger cars, rendered itself liable
to immense damages, and, worse than ALL
injured aud killed its own employees, ana
passengers who had entrusted themselves to
its care. Now,if this statement we're true, II
would prove to every reasonable man that
those in charge of the road are obllvious ol
their own interests and utterly incapable OF
managing their own business, and should
therefore be confded to keepers; for, Though
Others may escape, they must always be the
sufferers by such accidents. But all
who know the parties referred to are
assured that they are as wide awake
to, and as regatdful of, their own IN
terests, and as anxious to make cent, ana
to avoid the loss OF one, as any other people
With whom they are acquainted. No, rail-
road accidents must needs come, and cannot,
therefore, be entirely prevented even by the
wisest and most careful attention.