The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-07-30
NO HOPE FOR EROWER.
rofsyth County Falling Into Demo-
cfatlc Kanks---Speaker Webster
Causes Little Sensation. .Eata. Aaa
cident, &c.
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WINSTON, N. G., July 20. According
TO announcement, the little Gar Brewer
started down here yesterday from Mt
AIRY to straighten out his political
chances IN the county and nuel the re
oelllon IN the camp; but a vashout on
the .. +. 4 V, " railroad, near Arrarat
river, prevented him from making his
appearance. He is expected here to-
day.
A prominent Republican informed
your correspondent yesterday that there
were nc. hopes for Brewer in this end f
the district: He said that Stokes county
would pile. up enough against him to
overcome any majority he might make,
but there is little proba bility Of his hav-
ing majority in any county. This
same Republican said that Brewer ''may
as well try to dam up the Nile with bull
rushes'' as to try to whip into line the
"kickers' of Forsyth.
1t now looks as if there will be a great
democratic county victory in Forsyth
this year. The people have not yet
selected their men but there have been
several mentioned for the General AS
Sembly. The friends of that high toned
gentleman, Capt. r. B. Glenn, are try
ing to push him for the Senate, while
many would love to see Mr.. II. E. Fries
sent back to the House. These men
could both be elected and the people
want them.
Very nearly all the wheat and oat
crop OF the Piedmont section has been
thrashed and it appears that after all it
is only half of crop. The farmers
| are very much disappointed in the yield,
| yet the good crop of tobacco and corn
will not allow them to grumble.
Two Of our most eminent physicians,
Drs. Henry 7. Bahnson and Chas L
| Summers have become associated to.
gether in their practice here. It is q
strong team of good men.
The readers of the CHRONICLE will re-
member that Capt. S. E. Allen, formerly
of Wake county, lost his entire stock o.
hardware by fire here last Thursday. Ht
then started over the country in the rail-
to inform his family who are summerine
at Piedmont Springs, when he narrowly
escaped being drowned. His horse an(
buggy were both lost in a swollen creek
The Captain declares that he has aband
oned the idea that every man lives fo
himself, for by the help of friends h,
will be enabled to start up again.
Jno. r. Webster, of Reidsville, is wei
known hereabouts. He has many friend
and bitter enemies in Winston Salem
When the news reached here yeSterda,
thai ne would again run for seat in tn
General Assembly, it caused quite
commotion Many expected him to rul
fer Congress since his name was no
nominated by the convention, but he ha(
too much sense TO try any such caper.
A sad accident occurred here Satur
day night which bad fatal termination
Sunday evening. In the suburbs Q
Winston there were two little darkies
Sonny Wall and Manuel Nelson, age
respectfully Is and 12 years, who wer
fooling with two old shot guns. Th
gun in Wallis hands went off, the bulle
lodging in little Nelson's back and caus
ing an awful wound of which he die
Sunday night at eleven o'clock.
There is mnch interest manifesto
here over the Northern terminus of th
j, Roanoke and Southern railroad. Roe
noke City people have become SO indie
, pendent that they have scared the al
thorities out of the city. They canne
get the right of-way into it and
seems that the line will be material
changed A committee of gentleme
from Salem, Va, met committee {
the road here yesterday and made
proposition for them to locate the Nortl
+ ern terminus at that place. They al
very open in their offers and it is feare
that Roanoke will get left.
M. VICToR.