The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-05-30
LATEST NEWS NOTES.
Happenings In North Carolina ant
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Happenings In North Carolina and
Elsewhere.
Mr.. L E Heartt, a venerable citi-
zen Of Raleigh is dead.
The French Broad hotel at Ashe-
vile WAS burned Sunday night.
Some miscreant pied lot of type
in the Durham Sun office Sunday
hight.
A terrific hail storm did much
damage Ii Rowan county last Sunday
evening.
A ne. r. was horribly lynched at
Port Huron, Mica, for assaulliny a
white woman.
Norfolk Is III earnest about her ex-
position aud will raise the 100000
necessary to make it success.
Seventeen year locusts have made
their appearance in myriads in. the
transmontane section Of the State.
Mr.. John w. Carr, father of Mr..
Julian S. Carr, of Durham, died at the
Morganton asylum Saturday evening;
interment at Durham on Monday.
A desperate character who is to be
hung at Portsmouth, Va, on the 31st
OF this month, has been identified by a
visitor IS Ford Knox, who committed
murder OF a most a!rociuus kind in
this state several years aga.
One OF the negro mail-agents (Dixon)
appointed on the route from Norfolk
to Raleigh had to be replaced by a
white man on account of the negroes
incompetency and his confusing the
mail delivery along the route
A policeman wouldn't let Bou-
LANCER into the police court to see
Rochefort the other day, and Paris
thinks it very funny. Paris is hys-
terisal. Bromide and month at
the seaside.
Governor Fowle will be at Greens
boro to-day, Both instant, where he
will attend the commencement exerei
ses at Greensboro Female College. He
will be at the University commence.
ment June 9th and 9th, at Wake For
est on June 18th, and at Trinity Col
lege June 18th.
Governor Lee has extended to Gov
ernor Fowle invitation to attend with
his staff and all the State Guard the
ceremonies at the unwilling Of the Lee
monument at Richmond next Nov en-
Der. The Governor has accepted the
invitation for himself and staff and
expresses the hope that he can carry
with him most OF the State Guard. He
expects to have one thousand Eaen.
STATE PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION
The n. c. Pharmac entical Associa
ton in session at Durham last week
elected the following officers: Presi
dent. D. Groom, of MaXton; Isl
Vice President-E V. Zoeller, Taboro
End Vice President-N Fl. Wearn
Charlotte; 3rd Vice Pre- sident-Parry
w. Vaughan, Durham; Secretary-E
V. Zoeller, Tarbaro; Treasurer--A. S
Lee, Raleigh.
Executive .Committe-H. R. Chears
Reidsville, J. D. Mutt, Wilmington
l., Richardson, Selma, j. l.. Prior
Fayetteville, M. Dorsey, Henderson
There was an election of members
from whom the Governor appoints tc
vacancies ON the Board of Pharmacy
Those elected we're A. w. Rowland
Wilson; F. w. Hancock, Newbern
E. NJ. Nadal, Wilson; w. II. Wearn
Charlotte, L. Richardson, Selma.
The End Tuesday in July at More
head were selected as time and place
for the meeting next year.
ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs.
The following are the officers fol-
the ensuing year, elected by the Crane
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons. at the
session in Wilmington:
Morris NJ. Katz, Grand High Priest
Francis NJ. Mcye, Deputy Crane
High Priest; Eugene S. Martin, Crane
King; Henry c. Fagg, Grand Scribe
VIM. Simpson, Grand Treasurer; Don
aid w. Balm, Grand Secretary; ALFRED
H. Stubb, Grand Chaplain; Edward
p. Powers, Grand Captain; of thu
Host.
The following are the officers elected
by the Grand Council of Royal ane
select Masons.
l. l. Macks, NJ. l. G. NJ; A H
Stubs Deputy G NJ; E Guion. G I
G, of Work; w Simpson Grand Trea
surer; D w Balm, Grand Recorder
M Nj katz, G G, Of the Guard; j .
Thornton, G c of the c; w w Allen
| Grand Steward.
Past Depaty G M. James South
gate, assisted by Companion E S Mar
tin, as Grand Marshal, Installed the
| officers elect.
Ashevilie was chosen as the mex
meeting place, following the Crane
| Chapter