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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-03-06
The Baptist College.

[Dr. z. IT Prftchard in Charity and Children. ]
1t would seem that in the minds of
many the location of the proposed
Baptist College is not settled yet.
Public meetings have been held in
Oxford and Durham and complaints
loud and deep and broad against the
injustice Of giving Raleigh the school.
The people of Durham have issued
circular and call for reopening of
the whole case by the trustees, in
Greensboro, in April, on the ground
that it was understood that at least
$4,000 and site must be provided
before the school could be started, and
also because Raleigh not only did not
promise so much, which Durham did,
but she had five members of the
board of trustees present, which was
unjust: as Durham had but one and
Oxford two. don't know what will
be done about the matter; but two
things are very clear to my mind:
First: we ought not if possible to pro-
ject a great enterprise like this into
existence with our forces divided and
succeed; we ought not to strike lick
till at least $50, 1000 and suitable site
are provided, and I for one will pro-
test against breaking ground until
that much is guaranteed.
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LATEST NEWS NOTES.

IA Masonic lodge has been organ
lied at Stokesdale.
The Presbyterians of Salisbury
are taking steps to erect a new $780,
coo church.
...R.-A. Browns cotton gin, near
Concord, has been burned, causing q
$1,000 loss.
"A half interest in the Saunders
gold mine in Montgomery county has
been sold to northern men for $780,.
900.
IA Philadelphia company has
purchased 1000 acres of land near
Kissimmee, Florida, which they will
turn into grand tobacco farm.
...Yadkin river is to be stocked
with California trout, a liberal supply
of which has just been secured from
the United States Fish Commissioner
by Congressman John S. Henderson.
1T was said that, though it is so
late in the season, there are yet orders
for 5000 negroes from this State.
Peg Leg Williams is the only agent
now III The OtdLc.
LIN Lincoln county an eight-yeart
old son of Pinckney Smith fell and
his teeth cut his tongue Bleeding
began and it was impossible to stop it
In short while the child bled to
death.
The Raleigh Call says that j. T.
Patrick reports that vigorous work is
being done toward collecting man,
moth exhibit of products from all the
Southern States, to be held in some
northern city in 1851.
There are now 251 orphans in
the Oxford Asylum. They are max
ing between six and seven thousand
dollars year by making and. selling
brooms, shoes, garden products and
running printing-office.
Richard Halves was hanged at
Birmingham, Ala. last Friday. The
crime for which Halves paid the pen
atty with his life was the murder of
his wife and two children, May and
Irene, Tuesday morning, December 4,
1888.
The Watauga Democrat says that
Mr.. Coffey, of Blowing Rock, last
week captured an eagle that measur.
ed g. feet from tip to tip. The eagle
had made two attempts to carry off a
little son of Mr. Coffey who was play
ing in the yard.
Mr.. Charles Sheriff., who lives
about three miles from Hickory, met
with a fatal accident last Saturday
night. Mr.. Sheriff. was driving in a
buggy above one mile and half from
Hickory, and in crossing the narrow
guage road, the engine struck the
horse and buggy, killing Mr.. Sheriff.
and the horse, and smashing up the
buggy.
lin the corridor of the House last
Friday ex Congressman Taulbee was
shot through the head by Charles
Kincaid, correspondent of the Louis
vile Times. Both men are Kentuck.
ians, and the trouble was caused by
the ex Congressman pulling the Cor.
respondents nose for publishing a Ger.
tain statement in regard to him. Taul-
Zee is expected to recover.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-03-06
PERSONAL AND PERTINENT.

Col. W. H. Cowles has been
elected Secretary of the House Demo.
cratic Campaign Committee.
-Barnum, the big Snowman, has
returned from England, where he
cleared half a million on his show.
Col. John r. Fellows, the great
criminal lawyer, who is now States at
torney in New York City, is at Hot
Springs, N. G.
General Longstreet has quite dis
appeared from public sight. He is
now keeping hotel in the little town
of GAINESVILLE, Ga.
Nelly Bly, will make money out
of her trip around the world. She
lectured in New York one night las!
week and cleared over 81, 900.
Secretary Tracy has resumed his
official duties at Washington, having
recovered from the injuries sustained
at the burning of his residence.
james R. Randall, the poet,
author of maryland, My Maryland, y
was in Charlotte several days last week
as the guest of editor Haydn.
"A young couple in Sampson coun-
ty were married on Tuesday, 18th
ult. The lady's name vas Miss James
Henry and that of the groom was Mr..
Henry james.
Rev. w. A. Wood, pastor of the
Presbyterian church of Statesville,
has accepted call to the pastorate of
the Presbyterian church of Graham,
Alamance county.
The FIVE elevators of the Eiffel
Tower made a profit of $1,2OO,OOO
during the Exposition. M. Elfel
now lives in 100000 house, former
ly the property of Baron Hober.
MIR. Phil. A. Peatross announces
his withdrawal from the Madison
Leader for the purpose of starting a
new paper in Madison, which will be
issued this week. We wish him sue
cess.
Mr.. j. b. Sheriff., of the Concord
Times, has bought the Lexington
Dispatch and will run both papers.
Edgar B. Sheriff., a younger brother
of Mr.. j. B. Sheriff., will have charge
of the Lexington paper.
Cleveland is a lucky man in bus
mess as we'll as in politics. He clear.
ed cool 100000 on the place which
he bought a few years ago near Wash
ington, and sold the other day for
over four times as much as he paid
for it..
-Keeley, of motor fame, who was
sent to Jail six months ago for con-
tempt Of court, because he refused to
reveal his secret in compliance with
the order Of the court, has been re-
leased, the Supreme Court of Penn
sylvania refusing to sustain the lower
court.
The ex-Emperor of Brazil, who
was much distressed by the death of
his wife, has slowly recovered from
his domestic grief, and is now ambiti-
GUS of further political renewn. He
maintains q household far beyond his
means, and hopes to live long enough
to make an attempt to realize his
throne. His physicians fear that his
mind is affected.
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FROM DAVIDSON COLLEGE.
Especial Correspondence Of the Sentinel
DAVIDSON COLLEGE Feb. %.

ISpectdt Core .pondence Of the Senttnes.
DAVIDSON COLLEGE, Feb. 2S.
EDITOR SENTINEL My last COM
! munication "resseS" on the bank,
| a.. insii' ,s.a erv much needed
here, which Nil, ! hope, he establish.
ed in the near future. Speaking of
banks reminds me of the one recently
established in Winston. Many were
| doubtless surprised that several of the
best fnsnciers of Charlotte take their
money from the banks there, and in
vest it in bank stock at Winston, but
| it shows that they are men of sagac city,
and can see that Winston is the "Bir-
{ mingham" of N. G.
The mail that took my last COM
municatitn to you brought THE SEN
rINEL to me with supplement, and
if that face at the bottom Ga proper
place to put it) is a good Cor bad)
likeness of Senator Ingalls,, l am not
surprised at his incendiary speeches
In my last 1 spoke of the boys here
celebrating Washington's birthday.
I was sled into that by the Charlotte
Chronicle. 1t was the boys of Chapel
Hill instead of Davidson, but the BOYS
and men too, of Davidson, are going
to celebrate Maxwell Chambers
Day here during April or May, and
annually thereafter. Special trains
will run from Columbia, Charlotte,
etc.
1t is little strange that MAX
we'll Chambers Day" has not been
celebrated here before this, for he was
the principal founder of this institu-
ton, endowing, it with 100000.
| Speaking of endowment reminds me
| of seeing in The SENTINEL last week,
that the Duke of Durham proposes to
duplicate Raleigh's $35. 900 to Trinity,
and raise it $4,000 more. Well, /
am glad to see an exhibition of such
spirit of emulation, but my private
opinion about that $50, 900 is, that the
final outcome of it will be Smoke"
am glad to see that DIR. Cr8well is
Circulating himself and his large
store of information among the peo-
pie of North Carolina. It will no
doubt tend to increase the admiration
of both for each other, and consequent
ly the prosperity Of Trinity. At first
l was opposed to the removal of Trim.
ity to Raleigh, but DR.. Crowells wri-
tings and speeches On the subject
completely converted me. He is a
"broad gauge man." and if the North
Carolina Conference will stick to him
he will make Trinity College grand
success. There were some good argu-
ments in favor of moving Trinity to
Winston, but as Winston Salem can
already boast of one Of the best female
academies and one of the finest graded
schools in the South, she ought to be
willing to share some of the "patron
age" with sister cities.
Winston can boast not only some of
the finest schools, largest tobacco fac
tories, NEST extensive business houses
in word, one Of the most go-ahead
cities in the South-but also one of
the best newspapers. The SENTINEL
seems always to be on the watch
tower" gathering in news from the
North, East, West and South, the ini-
tials of which was, l suppose, the orr
gin of the names, NE VS. paper.
Long may she continue her weekly
visits to her thousands of admirers.
| w P. w
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-03-06

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FoRsYTH's NEW COURTHOUSE.

The SENTINEL has been shown
the plans for the new court house to
be erected in Winston by the people
of this county. 1t is one of the
handsomest designs we ever saw and,
if erected, will reflect much honor on
our progressive and prosperous people.
At an early meeting of the board
of county commissioners-pro probably in
April-they will be asked to submit
q proposition to the people of the
county,-to build or not to build.
When that proposition comes .
the people Of this county we are GER
tain that they will be found on the
side of improvement,and that the cleo
zion will be carried.
Forsyth county, according to the
figures obtained by census taker of
the government, is freer from debt
and its people are in better condition
than any county or people in North
Carolina.
This being true, Forsyth county
can and ought to have as good a court
house as any county in the State.
She should no longer allow her courts
of justice to be cramped for room, her
records and officers to stay in small,
poorly lighted Offices, and her farmers
to be forced to stand in cold damp
halls waiting their turn to go on the
witness stand,
Hhefarmers of this county really
suffer more than other people from the
present snaH court house, and they
should be unanimous in voting them
selves q large, comfortable court
house where they can stay without
fear of sufocation from an over crowd.
ed and unhealthy court room, or
pneumonia and the grip" from cold
Railways.
We hope every citizen in the conn
y win feel it his duty to talk to his
on this subject and impress
on him the necessity eff going to the
polls and voting for new court
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-03-06
A NEW BOOK.

"a Watch Key is the name of a
new book recently put before the pub
lie bHuMrs. NJ. H. Pinnix, the talent
ed wife of M. III. Pinnix, Esq, OF
Lexington, N. G.
1t deals with the Cluverius case in
Richmond, but changes the character
as we'll as the names of some of the
actors in the great tragedy. Lillian
Madison becomes Lydia Mason and is
betrayed and murdered by Theodore
Clarence. -Tillet Clavering (Thomas
sCluverius) is her cousin. He is in
.dicted for her murder. During the
long trial his own fiancee, Miss Marian
Everett, remains devoted to him, and
after his execution dies of broken
heart.
A striking denoument comes in
1892, when Clavering's brother, who
has labored for years to remove the
: stain from his dead brothers name,
succeeds. The vindication is COM
plete. Theodore Clarence, the real
murderer, is caught, confesses and is
executed.
81 We confess to a partially for al
North Carolina books. 1t has been
80 often, and SO truly said that North
Carolina gives little recognition to
literary work and workers, that THE
SENTINEL is always inclined to be
kind to every new book that has the
flavor of tar, pitch and turpentine in
its makeup.
But in dealing with the present
book-"A'Watch Key''-we can lay
aside friends partiality and judge it
strictly an its merits, and the judge
ment will be that it is a good book,
well conceived ard gracefully written.
The plot is well balanced. The au-
thor takes enough of the events of the
Cluverius case to make it recogniza-
BILE and then adds to, with sir artist
hand
The tone of the book is high. Truth,
honor, virtue and justice triumph.
Human affection seems warm on
every page, and appeals to the better
emotions of the reader. The philoso-
phy that the author introduces be-
tween the acts, as it were, is elevating.
Out of full know ledge of the world
and its ways, the author gives us good,
earnest advice.
The style is admirable. The SEN
fences are nicely turned and many of
the figures beautiful. A close ac-
quaintance with law and the best
literature is evidenced throughout, and
the reader lays down the book with a
profound respect for both the good
ness and the learning of the author.
The price of the book is only 80
cents, and We hope every North Caro-
linian who ever reads book will buy,
read and keer"A Watch Key"
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MRS. JOE PERSONS REMEDY
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SNROEULA

CEFFo, Person Co., N. G..
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All who saw the boy at the time he
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Scrofula in the Eyes.

OXFORD, N. c., Feb. 2, 1880.
Mrs. Joe Persons Remedy cured
our little girl, who was badly afflicted
with Scrofula in the eyes, after all
other means had failed.
r. E. ELLIOTT.
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"A stitch in time saves nine," and if you
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months of future possible sickness
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-03-06
Mrs. Joe Persons Remedy
will Cure Skin Eruption.

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Coxville, Pitt Co, N. G.
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The urgency deficiency appropria-
ton bill-s23, $780, OO-has been pass
ed by the House. $21, 100000 of it
is to pay pensions Of the war of 1912,
and Of the Mexican war.
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The University Of the South,

SEWANEE, TEWWESSEe.
On the Cumberland Plateau, 2,1O0 # above
the sea level, offers the healthiest residence to
young p,e~ IN its Grammar School, its Mill
tary, its College and its Theological Depts.
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Mr.. Blaine has become so disguised
with the administration that he re-
fuses to see any applicants for office
even in his own department.; he turns
them over to one of the assistant Sec
retaries of State
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-07
Trans for Evil poera.

Al Mt. Moriah 4. III. e. Church last
night, Rev. 1. f. AldFidge preached on
trans for evil doors. His text was from
ST. Matthew 1918, 'sIf thy brother shall
trespass against thee 60 and tell him alone;
IL he shall hear thee thou hast gained thy
brother" Among other things he said,
The Saviour has laid down q very plain
rule for our government, by 1t We can set
tie all difficulties, by Ii we can save evil
doors from the trap and the cage. The
magistrates office Is the trap and the jail
Is the cage. Here Is the Saviours rule
for settling difficulties. Go to trespass :
ing brother and tell him his faults alone.
Don't go to him in malice but 60 TO him
In love-in the name OF peace. Reason
together. And II thy trespassing broth
er will "hear thee thou hast gained thy
brother. but IL he will not hear. go back
and take with you one or two more, that
out Of the mouth of these witnesses every
word may be established. But If he neg
lects to hear them, tell II unto the church,
and IL he neglect TO hear the church let
him be as q heather man and publican.
We need no greater rule than this for our
guide as christians. Then why go TO the
magistrate for justicef Why go to the
Criminal Court for justicei have no
faith In o court that discriminates against
its citizens. / do not think that justice.
Our courts are composed of white men
My, aud yet the colored people go there
for justice for every little trouble. One OF
our magistrates give party 9 good lee
ture the other day. They brought be fore
him child for justice and the magistrate
told them they had better do like white
people, correct their children and keep
them out of court. But now they had to
pay the cost and ill up his market basket
and let theirs 60 empty. Our court Off
cIals make money of the colored people.
My friends you have spent money enough
In court to pay for all the churches 10
this city. Accept the Saviour's rule and
keep out of the courts. Dont't have your
name and your children's name recorded
In court. 1t is q black mark on your
character, will face you when you are
old. And hinder you In business.
Annapolis. July 9TH. 1890. ~
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-07
The East port baptist Church.

During the service at the Eastport Bap.
list Church last night. the pastor remind
ed his congregation that the church had
entered upon its second year as an organ
lied religious body. having been organic
ed July 3. 1889. He spoke OF God good
ness to them as q church and as individ-
uals, to his knowledge not member of
bis congregation. (Which numbers over
one hundred) had been seriously i'll dur
ing the year. The following are some OF
the statistics given: The pastor had
preached twice each Sunday but four; b ad
superintended each session OF Sunday
School but five; had been present at every
weekly prayer meeting but FIVE; also had
attended all the meetings of mite and 9TH
er societies, and had made over200 Gala
Thirteen persons had professed CONVEX
sion, twelve had been taken into the
church; nine by baptism. two by letter.
and one on their experience The
Sunday School numbers one hun
dred and nine scholars, and twelve officers
and teachers The membership were urg-
ed to seek even greater things this year
AT the CLOSE of the sermon one gentleman
asked for the prayers of the church.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-07

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-07

ei,f,r If N, Frenino Capital :

Editor of the Evening Capital
Upon my return after an absence of
some days from the State. my attention
was called to card In your Issue OF
Monday, 2Srd ult. asd as il contains at
least one mis-statement as regards myself,
must trespass upon your space to correct
Ii. =
The writer says: | voted for Mr.. Gle
yeland, which is not true, as | voted for
Mr.. Harrison and have voted for each
Republican Candidate for President be-
ginning with Mr.. Fremont. ! did not
vote for Mr. Mudd for reasons that We're
satisfactory to myself. voted for Mr..
HELEN. / do NOT acknowledge belonging
TO the Republican or any other party, l
am free man aud when the Republicans
nominate such men as lido not think
proper ones, take the liberty Of scratch
ing them OF aud substituting better ones
from any opposing ticket. consider
myself a Republican aud one from prSncl-
pie. and do all IN my power to keep that
party pure by advocating and UStSng for.
persons think are suoh as should repre-.
sent 1t In ell departments. may be OF
the past but Of nv political record have
no reason to be ashamed.
III. NJ MURRAY.