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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
TIE NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Attorney-General Trowbridge has re-
signed MS office, on account Of his i'll
health. Governor Luce has made a
good choice, as a successor. lie has
appointed Hon. Benjamin w. Huston,
OF VasSar.
Mr.. Huston is by no means unknown
in Michigan's official history. He came
into this State in 1886, with his father,
and hence has been citizen long
enough to become thoroughly identi-
fed with Michigan interests. He
worked on farm, taught school, at
tended the Ypsilanti seminary, studied
law and otherwise gradually laid up a
store of information and experience,
which has proved the foundation of a
successful legal and public life. He
commenced practice in 1886 and has
continued It since, having been circuit
court commissioner and prosecuting
attorney. In 1852 ne entered the army
as captain IN the Twenty-third Michi-
gan, saw active service, became major,
and closed ms military career IN Janu-
ary, 1865. He was a delegate to the
Constitutional Convention of 1867. He
was Representative in the Legislative
sessions of 1869, 1870, 1871 and 1872,
being Speaker pro tenn. most of the time
In 1879 he was State Senator. He
brings to the administration of the
Office a ripe legal and public expert
ence, and will make a good official.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
Sealed Proposals.

"EFTT" Do = ~ u 7TIT Y I7sf-
GF4sp Rsras Mioh.. Mar.a iss9.
Sealed proposals VIII be received sr fta
oi3Ce cf the Board EEGl saturday. Mar p
- iset A. lz0 3. gl.. TT the impratirE "a
a. slleT ln hi5-s q Scrlb1er ana T0rrer< sae-
ont addition. arcordfaE ~ fha Ula1s aed
ere cafIn~s on f.a at fha rff u ~ fhe Board
Ihe Beard reserve rhe ri-hr g. Sect a1F Cr
AL hffs
Zach Bidder shau DEPOSIT wffn hiz rr10esai
the sHm of sfe'ft - b forfeited 81 che tifv of
Grand RapI1s ia case ha saaI fslf t1 enter
into con rfarf ~ eero-i ar-e rifh P prop s.
snoa1 rs sait proposal he arrrrrei rf rIe
boerf ~ Fuf ic IA errs
Az propose su1st - made apoa blanks that
~ tura. shea Hron sppicst.ea 81 f8e
cHcs 20 -fe Board
Msreh Gr0. g. BRrrsS President.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

This ctv should adopt an entirely
new system Of numbering residences or
lots. or else reform the present SYSTEM,
81 ghat i5 viii net be 20 terrible a strs. In
uroo the Imagination to cal IS a system.
Members nare-in arithmehcai opera
tcrs. AZ least-a wel known order cf
snccesson. ard. II numbers are used 90
desrrate residences. there is 10 good
rsascn WHY they Should rot follow. one
after the ether. according e. rat ssua''
erier. Ns Improvement can - maize
urcn tie oll system. There g 70 sense
ia e-irntr- rers' s-zs III une way AID
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
Sealed Proposals.
0FFIrF BolRD on PurIrc WoREs

OFFICE BOkRD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
GRANn RAPIDs. Mlch.. March -. $50.
Sealed proposals VIII be received az the
offcr ~ the Board until saturday. March
-, lss. nc go p. m. FOR the laying of water
mains il t0fsx street. Fourtn street Reed
street West Bridge street and Third avenue.
accor ing 10 the plans and specilcaf ons
on dla PC The Office 81 the Board
Ihe Board reserves the right % reject any Or
Al bids.
EacG Bidder shall deposit wish his proposal
tfe s1m of $1,000. g he lOrfetei t0 the City -
rrRnd Rapids De- cas- he shall faj % enter
Into contract IN accord ance with ais proposal.
should lls sad p posai be accepted bF tle
Board % Puhue ~ 1rSs
Al proposals must ae made upon blanks that
VIII he f1rn she'd upon appIc1tiou g "a a
of3ce ~ the Board.
March b GE0. G. BRIGGS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
SNYDER
. Canslt.
NOTICE. OF COMMISSIONERS ON CLAWS.

STATE CT MICHTGA Ah-Counfy - Kent. So.
- Probate Iour for said County.
Tsiafa 81 Harrr Iga vi IS. deceased
The undersigned hsv'nE been appointed ~
tee Uou. Judge e Probate ~ Eaid counts, 4,
ComulssioHers eu Claims lu matter of sasd
estate aud siK months from see tth nal -
March. A II. lsN having been allowed hV
said Judge 90 Probate % ai persons having
claims against said estate iu which 90 rre
sent Their claims &C. "a f0r examination aud
81 'ns' mfnf
fsaf 80 g. hereby given. that ve vii meet on
Monday. The fh dav 81 ADrI = tI lsA and
o. -afufdsy. fhe elu CAY % tepfsrn ber. ll..
1870, Al O'Clock 2. m. of each Gay ~ she once
cf Tafrum. rlappeffou & Zine LT9n-tf. iu
the City 0f Grand Ranids ir said county So
receive and examine F1eh caIms
Dated. March q. a. H.. lsH.
6E0RrE CLApPERT0N.
FRANK W HfkE
ved apr le lomuiss ouers-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
All Rrnhen DnrYn.

Is it not sad to see so many young
men every day Of whom this can be
SAID? Young man, take my advice.
stop all indIscrehons which YOU have
practiced keep good hours, retire early,
and build up your shattered system hy
using Sulphur Bitters, which Will cure
vOu.-OLD PHYSICIAN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
40 sUssoRiBEez
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.


There VIII 20 a Republican City C0nys n ton
bed az IH~ Circuir Court Rooms y "a STAY,
efenl g. April q 1850. at % p m. fer ne pur-
pose a9Winat ~ candidates Tor slty officers
ana Tor the srausaction of such JtaeE business
as ia4J properly cone before -
by order ot tie Republican tlty Committee.
JAS A COY L. Chairman.
WM. ALDRICH TArEUM. S1cY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

MANY who arc dissatisfied with the
present condition OF affairs proclaim,
as favorite dogma, that we are gov
erned too much. Yet some Of the same
amateur Statesmen come TO the front
with all sorts OF schemes, by which the
Government IS TO be made TO manage
private business and affairs. Among
these new schemes Is Senator Stanford 5
money-loaning plan, OF which Henr Y
Clews has this TO say, in his last circular:
"Just at present We seem overrun
with propositions for Government IN
reference with private affairs. One of
the most ABSURD ideas of this nature is
that of Senator stanford, that the Gov
ernment should issue Its notes To farm
ers, taking a. security therefor bonds
and mortgages on land, bearing interest
at the rate Of one or two per cent. II
- really astonishing that the distin-
guished Senator should seriously pro-
pose such a measure. Since when has
10 been discovered that lending money
was q function OF Government What
clause IN the Constitution would per
mit such a proceeding Why lend 10
farmers and not TO butchers and bak-
ersl Why name 4 rate Of interest 10
one class OF borrowers which could not
be granted anOther2 Why fOst upon
the Government a risky class OF col
laters2 Why compel the Government
70 do what a private Individual would
not do; lend money at a low rate OF in
terest upon business already so Un-
profitable and risky "a TO command
ex0rbtant rates. Does the Senator
want % plunge the country into bank
ruptcy7 That is what mis- idea would
result N. However. there Is no fear of
such al idiOtlc measure passing; only
| 70 i humllaung to see such quackery
| emanatng from men Who are supposed
to possess sound sense and the courage
/ 20 apply lt.'
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
Pile, Pilesf, Piles,ii

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is
a positive specific for all forms of the
disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, u
cesatcd, and Protruding Plles-Price
soc. For sale by White q White drug
gists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
2S Canal-st., Room 10.

NEW room house. on West side. only $3.50.
NEW 7-room house. near Esst-st.. 500
IL ROOM house on Barclay-st; lot 6i12osi
~ alley iu rear. 500.
0D ACRES. miles north OF city; good soil
~ VIII trade Tor good lot or lots
IN ACRES, ~ miles from city. $50. VIII
~ trade Tor good lot OF small house
4 CHOICE ~ acres GA Leonard -st. 9 miles
y from city. VIII sell OF treGe Tor good cify
property.
I HAVE 10000 acres of land for sac in
Nebraska and M yorninC a. from s. 10 s. an
acre; easy terms.
pEACH lands on Lake Shore for sale or trade.
7 HAVE some choice farms for sale that can
L not be duplicated Tor the money in TIE
state.
I HAVE some fne farms. near city, that /
VIII eNca8nge ior city property
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

Money saved Is money made. Remember
Salvation OIL the great pain cure. Only = cts
Why use All the herbs, ,tews, etc.!-Dr
Bulls Cough syrup cures coughs and colds
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
oo-oPERArI,E EMPLOYMENT co.

WANTED -Saiesmen clerks. b0okkeepers.
" bartenders. teamsters. shipping clerks.
farm hands. ofiice help and al Others out %
employment 10 call and investigate our en-
tirely new and thoroughly reliable system ~
procuring situations. Cooperative Employ
meni Company. 1922 MoDroesst Rooms u
and 3, Porter Block. Phone l017.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

pPORATF 0RBT B-efnts 81 Nlchigsn. .0oun-
j - of hfuf. ss hf e. session of ihe ffogats
Court f1r sal4 Lauaif % Kent. he.o - me lfp-
bate ef.rf tf flf fIfr ~ Grand hhpNs oh tbe
1tfh far 81 Nsreb fr Tho Feaf ere Hinf
sand el at huudfff auf ninety
Present lrrns f f@Tt. .HF. tn1Rf ~ Efebstts
d. fff matter ~ 20 esfff- "a
rfRf fWt WIFI erF ffenared
lanes n WIS o. hsr.ng ffef In tris rnuTf
son rrsriaF that ere 81 friuiri rsfi ~ ~
sfff tefsfe mas le granted g. AH1rHV a.
-Ur-rr ~ ari ard HIfh.
las er6aref fftf Fnfav 80 lsff esr -
EnrI rerf 81 49, rfIarf fr ne fore
rnat. at saia prnassf Dftes. 80 appointed fof
ia Il $50 fe' ttru.
I'D n A f~-ffer Erred fhaf corT ~
81 s 80 Hf fff afef ftrnf suneres 70 ~feefs
rrar.rns o. a.t dar RI hea-gE ir fnf iErF
rRtf-iifFs = ae.iF rrrspEPer rr.nfea anr
-.rfria- TAI RI ssIE eolnfV 81 Kent
CFFt sF FFPEfHa
a t-us earrl fnarf ~ ffefafe
ana.rr rI-rr Fer.rfrr ve1 apf
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

"Jr~r why a young man should carry
a revolver when he goes to see his
sweetheart. "a not easy to explain.
savs the Buffalo Hwes. But what in
Halifax would \ fellow do without It,
4 he happened TO meet the other fellow
tnerr9
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
POR RRNT-HousEs.

no RENT-No. 345 Grescent-aye.. second door
east ri Coliege-aye.; with or without barn
bricS house. desirable Ia every way. ~ last
BT.dge-st. samuel J.. Fuller. Is
FOR RENTING new dwelling house 360
Il Paris-aye.. tNo block south OF n ealfhy-
ave. al modern improvements furnace. CITY.
well aud cistern water, also gas. Apglg ID
James ". Long, soldiers home. Grand Rapids.
ch. 3stf
EOR REST-A house Of 3 rooms one OF I
rooms. one OF 3. and one OF 8 and rooms.
al IN good location. within minutes wal6
OF SWEETS Hotel; rent from - to SIC Inquire
Of ,. W. Barnard. 3 Allen-st-. corner Nf.
Vernon Ltf
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

EEIP WANTED EALE.
NVANTED Gentlemen = Intelligence.
w energy and push 80 act - iOeai secot
81 = E.v4 p4ytlS CaSl l4csS A&4.k a. sAsS -
TsoaB IS. u oDGSrly Building.
WANTED Grocery elers capable OF msusg-
" inE ereeelS s5erei state ase, - Der eiics-
references and S4laTs n aAteA Ao0Aoss r. A
lo"rT, lonls. NiCh.
WANfED-i porter ana bcn boy 81 Living
" sSoh Hotel, Lyon-st -
NANIkD- sslesHon Go sell regularly. or as
" SIC lle. grocery speclEltiSs tape
articles pun tp attractive and 0i merit wright
o8ls few cuRees. address b -. esrv Lord 4
Thomas. Chicago. Ia. eod
lXANTED-At once oue nrst-olass thinner;
W steaty work snt geod wEges. The Wall
4 Barnes furnitare Co. otuFsis Mica. e
WANTED Rel Sbie local ana travelling
" sslfsmen. Positions y sfmGnent special
inducements n0Wi fast selling speelsities B
dou delay salary from start. Brown Bros.
AuTsery nsen. C0lc-gs. llis. june ~
WANTED -Salesmrn. clerks. bookkeepers.
w barrrmder-. teamsteTs, shipping clerks,
farm hands. arNce help. and all Others eat 81
empiUymrnI - ceu Eud invest gate our el-
tirely new ald thoroughly reliable system 81
procuring situations. Cooperative EinpioN-
mrnt Company, l52.s MOnroc-si. rooms 81 and
3 Porter block. Phone ie-l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
FOR REET-BugrsEss PLAurs.


ST0RE for rent IN Nil'er block. & West
= Bridge 81. Apply % Mrs. sam Miller. a
West Bridge-st; store iR nrst-ciass condition.
S.
FOR RENT-Stores ga the Wenhsn block.
corner 81 Monroe and forfh DIVISION -sts
Inquire at room :. Wenham block H
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

FARMING lands under nearly every state a
cultivation for sale on easy terms.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

FuREITURR ~ 80 erokEn.

RADILiff a HOLI. general W2reAous ntu
"A al III south Division 81. store pianos and
household EooQs AZ iuw rates. expert pECk
tI>t carefnl movers NTH large vans sent
promptly 10y teleph0niuf No 94 1anIsl
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
EkaL EEfArE err

TOMORROW I ~ia let sou toW many pea
heaHs thUrr aIr 81 . llShea And a. tlr S.
tlre hocF tu AI8a l.Ai j MI sca sox = u .
! -aA ~ slsk 1slsx @ss lsI o. e-4sy lerAls- y s.
frsyin.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
REAL ESTATE oo8GgRY.

tNh eAlE-or VIII exchange Tor city proI.
eftH, a. ey-Icre isIm 81 Cascade town
ship Vel Improved. Naa cu a. address Hf
" " . RahloftA, cascade, Alcn- .alc
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE and hus.-
II ness property open Tor inspection in all
parts % The city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

PINE aaa umberea land bought and SOLD
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AND LOANS
1875 Monroe Street.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
WANTED.

I[ANTED-Agents fer the History o. the TX
W plorations Of. Daring Deeds and Grand
Achievements oi Stanley agents outfit sl.ygi
Tofeao Ohio 8sifi
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
largest OF AL Michigan Deil1ss kx-
cspt Those Of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

E0R SAlF-A f8rty-acre farm. win house
AID haFn. for sale chtaIi Will take city
property in exchange kuQulre Of hmN Alt-
mau. - "a esg Bridg ST. OF Mrs. Hinaenbca.
las clralghfst. Mai 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

DOR SAlL-A fne house ane large iot also
seNera fscAnt iatS 81 reasonable prilSs
". :. ARrilnaAie. s. hiodieomb bullaing ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

Un4tss Prsss Reports. ProHnPt ard s.ris
GsilssrYs Al ths Lse-i Ns~s. .na tss
ctssasst sna vest Plainly Printsa Pscss
Pursuance Ia lraaa aspsds.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

4 Z Dll H0lSE win riglf rs0lus Ena ist
4 = wv n AIT krrn0n-sf clsftrl aAl
ne- wafer lSgs SaatheSsl of eifS e. agres 81
Lafa timber Ga CleboSk4a County. &nA 81
acreS. - improved. -. L.lus southeast 81 AGa
VIII eNrlalet fof houses aA1 iots 81 SCI sEx
81 tht atukc ga casy terms DI II. N. Hos
aIce. Nidolc91lt b1l3aiaE Ae
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

koR sALE-g0od RlRe ana hara Wooa lands
cis property II ~ kiaas. vel located
also money - loan on good FcAI estate ~
good timbtr lands il sums from So 90 - on
Cal 81 No. lsoYeits blOcG. OPPOSITE sweet
Hote. A t. Autsael. a5if
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26
ToR NIsoBLLAKE9us

L0R sALF-The blscssrnith shop formeriv
oerrD 20 ~ O. Is y ms.e iu ffe FIl see of
Tfshgn ard ore sore ~ land fnr parf Rs. ars
see N q. Heath. dealer i1 resI fsfste -rsrfa.
Hleb. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

AGENTS sbou 4 write FOR Illustrated circular
= and terms Tor tro weeks tria. q Missouri
Washer washes eirfiest clothes clean hF hoi
steam without rBbb agi easily sod Traffs
bic. J. Worth. 81 Louis. No. 5ule II
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

EOR RENT-Rurnished rooms with or with
L out board furnace heated; bath room.
with hot or cold water. Inquire al No. -
Barclay 81. 3iti
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-26

ka0A SAAk cheap N 90ncs &elition O. r1e
cas- II urs4a hapl1s tArce-toertas "a =
ua-lc q o4 tas ~. - II. 4 az craSsiHE. isl-s
fWa uErt lets good iOl pe4ci4eS ant &lsH aIle
acre klS one fourth acre lets Fer turtleI
il1srlnallsl AS are ~ the pFelslses. hcg. ~
tsses S
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-07-03
THE Do1Nos IN DAVE.
q From ihe Mockspills 7fn,ss.l

From she MocksUsffe Itnisy.J
T. B. Bailey, ESQ.,, writes the Times
a card in which he says: Please
state in your paper TINT am not,
never have been, and do not now see
that can be a candidate for solicit
tor of this district. ''e7a 1slsS
Mr.. B. Baily died az L O'Clock.
Tuesday evening, the 24th inst, at
his residence in this place. =
One day last week, during thun-
der storm, lightning struck Mr.. New
ton Gathers barn, near County
Line, setting fire to it and destroying
it, together with all Of his wheaU, fod-
der and several stacks Of hay, which
were standing near by. s
An infant of Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID.
Foard, of Jerusalem township, died
yesterday, aged 15 months.
Jno. B, Mash. who Was foi. some
years postmaster at Smith Grove, is
dead.
G.. G. Krider, sheriff of Rowan coun-
ty, died at his home In Salisbury on
the 24thinst. He ad-been,sheriffo of
that county for several yeats and
made faithful and efficient officer:
Prof J. j. Blair, superint lint of
Winston Graded school, and Prof E.
l.. Hughs, superintendent of Reids-l
willie Graded school, will begin the
County Teachers Normal Institute
for DaEie county on the list of july, j
continuing One week
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-07-03
OUR LEWIsvILLE FRIENHs.,
Correspondence to Tia Ss.t:.el !


As l haven't seen anything from
this part of the country, will write
few lines
The, mail to Lewisville is very ir-
regular. Ittakes a letter about three
days to come from Winston. We
think something is wrong and would
like to know where the blame is. We
never do get The SENTINEL until
Saturday and very often not until
Monday.
Farmers are hauling in their wheat,
the crop is not more than two-thirds
and some of it not more than half
Oats are not more than half a crop
Corn is looking well and if nothing
happens to it we will have good
crop. Weare needing rain. Tobacco
is starting off very WELL Owing to
the scarcity of plants, some of it is
rather late. l never have seen the
worms as bad in my life, have caught
as high as fourteen on one plant.
Who can beat it. 4 FARMER.
Lewisville, N. c., July 1, 1890.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-07-03
Land Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF THE DEGREES OF THE
DSuperior Court Of Surry county. we will sell
to the highest bidder, the premises Mon
day, 4th day of August, 1890, large quantity
of land in Surry county, on the Yadkln river,
known as the n. A. Boyden lands, formerly
known as the Surry home tract Of the late
Hon. N. Boyden. These lands Situated in
the fork of the Yadkin and Little Yadkin riv-
ers, near the foot of Bean shoals, about IL miles
from Winston, and only about miles from the
Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley railroad. The
Winston & Wilkesboro-raifroad is now running
through these lands, which are reclSoned to be
among the very best lands in the State for the
production of the finer qualities of tobacco, and
are also fine for grain, clover and grapes. There
are vast guam: es of fine timber, and several
fine water powers.
These lands will be sold tn tracts to suit pur-
chasers, and for further information parties
will please call on or apply to ]. C. Buxton, at
Winston, N. c., who will show them plats of
the land.
These lands may be purchased at private
sale, if parties prefer. The title to these lands
has been settled recently by the Superior
Court Of Surry county, and Is now perfect.
Terms .One-third cash, and the balance in
six and nine months, with interest at per
cent, note and approved security.
j. w. MAUNEY,
j. C. BUXTON,
June &c, 1890. Co nissioners. ,
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-07-03
HIGH POINT HAPPENINGS.

lFrops the High Point Enterprise-]
Miss Fannie Rush was married at
her home in Asheboro last Tuesday.
Miss Emma Crawford, of this place,
was one of the bridesmaids.
We learn that Mr.. Lum Hicks little
boy was bitten by a snake last Sat-
urday evening in the hollow of the
foot and the wound is causing much
trouble
The farmers in this section are
buOyant over the crop prospect.
While there was very little fruit, and
the wheat crop was not SO good,
cloyer andcorn were never better.
Prof. Charles Lee Smith, of Johns
Hopkins University, arrived in the
city last Monday and is the guest of
his father-in-law Dr. w. O. Jones.
s, Mr.. Faust, a graduate of Chapel
Hill, will be principal of the Academy
and viii run q first-class boy g school.
Miss Rena Worth, daughter of Mr..
Joseph Worth, was brought here on
the train from Mt. Airy on Saturday
night and carried to her home near
Archdale, Guilford College. Miss
North has been at the Quaker Mis-
sion near ~ estfield, for some time,
and was taken with fever there some
days ago
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-07-03
THE WORTHLESS CENSUS.

Especial Correspondence of the Seatiael
What is the matter with the census
department? There is going to be
no census of this part of the State.
Some of the enumerators went to
work only a few days ago, and they
say that they can not get over half
their territory by the last of the
month, at which time they are going
to send in their books. Some of the
townships have not received their
books and are doing nothing.
The first appointees were all dis
missed and men much less competent
put in their places, who can not do
the business. Professor Flynt, of
Dalton, took the census ten years
ago, and was appointed again this
year, but his appointments was re-
voked and Il reed put in his place,
while they could not have found a
better or more competent man than
Prof. Flynt. The people are anxious
that the census should be properly
taken regardless of who takes it,,
but there is great complaint about it
as it is a complete failure. This is
Brewers county and he would not
have a good man appointed. Iwrite
this to let you know how complete a
failure the taking of the census is up
here, also to ask you if there is a rem
edy. F.
Pilot Mountain, N. c., June 80, 80.
NEARLY every township in the State
has the same complaint. The pres
ent census will not be accurate, and
without accuracy it is worthless. In
Forsyth county, the census has not
been completed, although the law
says that it shall be completed by
July LIST: THE SENTINEL is informed
by attorneys that the time will be
extended if the enumeration requests
it of the Census Bureau at Washing
ton. Therefore, the way to get cor
rect census is for the citizens to induce
the enumeration to apply for an ex-
tension of time If he should refuse
to do this, then we know of no rem
edy.-ED. SENTINEL.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-07-03
WINsroN's ELECTRIC, CARS.
They Will Be Running This Week,
IT'S Said.

"Everything is nearly in place. :"
So says the genial Superintendent,
Mr. j. W. Mcfarland.
The great power house, 9ox145
feet, with its brick chimney reaching
up So feet into the air is finished
Three big engines, each with the
driving power of 200 horses have
been put in their places and two of
the boilers are ready to furnish the
steam, while still another is expected
to arrive within IL day or two.
These will furnish power sufficient
to drive the street cars and light
over 1000 electric lamps at one and
the same time. The company now
has contracts to furnish over 1000
lamps and expects to nearly double
the number within the year.
Five street cars arrived this week
and, unless some unforeseen cause of
delay occurs, the first street car ever
seen in Winston will be sent whizzing
over the rails tomorrow morning.
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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-07-03
A Killing in Surry.

Mr.. J. C.. Bass, of Sloan, was in
Winston Tuesday and gayeTHE Sen
TINEL the particulars of desperate
fight at Whitaker's Cross Roads.
1t seems that all the parties were
drinking. Hot blood led to hot
words, and young Albert Hyatt and
Tom Edwards got to fighting and
Edwards cut Hyatt twice severely,
once in the shoulder and once on the
hip.
While the row was going on, Mr..
Wesley Hyatt, father to Albert, ran
to assist his son. with an open pocket
knife in his hand. Henry Bruner, a
friend to Edwards, called to him to
halt but he paid no attention.
Thereupon Bruner fred with his re-
volver and the old man fell dead.
Bruner is now in Jail at Dobson,
awaiting the next term of Surry
county court. .r..-.. ..