The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-28
NOVEMBER 28, 1889.
OUR FELLOW MORTAIS

OOU IH1l1OU mONxd1A0
THEIR MOVEMENTS UP AID DOWN
THE COUNTRY.
Some are Good and Others are Bad, Others
are Grave and Yet Others are Gay, But
They're All Interesting.
Col. Julian Allen, of Statesville, ex-
poets to locate $4,000 Pole. in this
State this winter.
Bill Nye, the poPulsr humorist, ID
confined to his room with pneumonia.
His home is on Staten Island.
Rosa Bonheur is said TO be making
q study Of the North American In
dian from the specimens in Buffalo
Bih's troupe
Mr.. Edison says he receives IN aver
age Of 1000 letters daily, many Of
which contain offers of marriage With
his daughter.
Miss Eva Ingersoll, Bob's daughter,
was married to Mr.. ". n. Brown in
New York last Wednesday. Roses,
laces, Aounces and orange blossoms
Chastened and subdued, Gov. For
aker announces his intention Of fesum-
ing his law practice In Cincinnati st
the expiration of his term Of Office.
Paul Blouet, known 10 fame as Max
ORell. Leaves England for this coun-
try on Christmas Day. He comes TO
deliver 120 lectures and Is guaranteed
$4,000 for his trouble.
The Sultan of Turkey hes presented
the German Emperor with Q 4225, 900
collar. We thought William was too
high strung younA follow 10 wear
another man . COLLAR
Millard Powers Fillmore, son Of
Millard Fillmore, thirteenth President
Of the United States, died of appoplexy
last Friday night in his room st the
Tiff house, Buffalo, N. 7.
The last will and testament Of the
late Chief Justice Smith vas pfopound-
ed and admitted for probate in the
Wake Superior Court Office last week.
The estate is estimated at $50. 900.
A telegram has been received IN
nouncing that Governor FitEhugh Lee
accepts the invitation Of the Sampson
County Agricultural Society TO deliver
the annual address at the fair On De-
cember 4th, 9th and 9Th.
DR.. Mary Weeks Burnsst he's sued
Mrs II. M. Barker, one Of the leaders
-c ~
ance Union, for $25, 900 for slander.
She has also brought suit against Mis-
Willard and two other officials of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Un-
ion for $4,000.
PucRs cartoon on Harrison this
week pictures R. B. Hayes in his
poultry yard feeding his chicts-s
very small business for an ex Pres
ident-but big, respectable fellow as
compared with little BENJAMIN Hsrri.
son, buried under Grandpa's hat, car
rico in the hands of Uncle Sam.
Harrison has been burnt in e1Ggy
by some of his own party. It happen
ed at Jeffersonville, KY, and the core
mony was performed BY sundly dis
appointed Office seeksn The straw
which broke the camel's back, vas the
appointment of Major Luke - post
master, merely because he vss the
Presidents personal hiend.
The present Duke Of Wellington
has authorised the publication in the
Century Aaoasine for December % .
series of letters written BY hn great
ancestor to > young married lady,
Mrs. Jones, Of Pantglas. afterwards
Lady Levings. These lettsss dats
from August, 1854, TO September I,
1852, . week before ths death Of the
iron Duke, aud are ssid 70 present
him in . very attractive light.
Col. l. L. Polk, editor Of Tie Pso1
ressive Fdrme,, whose speech at The
Atlanta Exposition attfecsed 90 muck
attention and vas % highly eompli
mented, has been invited 70 deliver az
address ct tho Southern Exposition Q,
Montgomery. Ala. The Col. b in de
mand ~ . speaker as Soushesn expo
sitions, for he makes HattlinR good
speeches, without any chad IN 'sm.
Mrs. Harriet Beschs1 Stove = mild
" demented. The fres Of genius n,
dead, and the onoe brilliant mind i
choked with their ashes. The hear
once filled with bright dreams snt
sunshine u nov haunted BY ghost
and shadows. She hiss become agail
a child, and day By day she vander
around under the bare boughs Of th'
Autumn trees gathering thsil deae
leaves. She il quite Harmless, and il
fact 30 insidious haa been the epproecl
ofthe disease that not over two hun
dred people in Hartford are aware o
her condition. Two generations ag'
she wrung tears from the eyes of the cav
ilized world with the magic Of her pen
Mrs. Stowe il provided With = nurse
but Is allowed freely to 60 about th
house. She is perfectly quiet and ha
no violent fancies. Her trouble seem
to be . gradual wearing away Of d
the faculties. She i fond Of csoonin
the old church hymns Of fifty yeal
ado, and is constantly Aumming Roc
of Ages" and kindred ancient melo
dies. Oae Of her favorits hymns i
i.Oh, como angel band. come IN
around mo stand: ~Bear me ava
on your snowy wings 70 my immoTea
home" And 90 the author Of "Uncl
Toms Cabin" awaits the peacets
quiet Of death and fnal folding Z
hands.
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