The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-08-05
FROM WINSTON.


Matters-.A Dangerous Man to be
Bound Hand and Foot..Personal,
Social and Religious Notes.
Special Cor. STATE CHRONICLE.
WINSTON, N. O., Aug. 4.-There is
great deal in the wind about here as to
future developments. Rumors are in
abundance and there seemsto besome rea-
son in them. Philadelphia capitalists are
interested largely in the development
of parts of Salem. A High Point syndi-
cate of lumber men have appointed
meeting here to discuss some plans of es-
tablishing works at this place. An Eng
lish syndicate is negotiating with the
mineral land owners in Surry, Allegha-
ny, Wilkes and Watauga counties with q
view to establishing large smelling works
at this point. These rumors flow around
freely and the people away from here
may watch them for they will develop
into truths.
The young men of Madison, Rock
ingham county, are making an effort to
organize a military company. There
are plenty of good soldiers who went to
the war from that section and their pa
triotic sons, it is to be hoped, will sue
ceed in banding themselves together un-
der the banner of the State.
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Prof. e. w. Lineback, and old land
mark of Salem and man known through
out the State for his great musical tai
lent, has been called from his home to
Bethlehem, Pa, where his wife lies very
low.
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Mr.. Henry Higgins, one of our most
successful and popular young men, who
has been for great while engaged in
the leaf tobacco business with Mr.. N.
N. Williams, will at an early date open
up business of his own. He is a
plucky, hard working young man and
will another to the long list of those en-
terprising manufacturers who have made
Winston Salem the second city in the
State.
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DR.. J. M. Hodges, one of the young
and well-equipped physicians of Eastern
North Carolina, recently came on visit
to our city and was so struck with its
push and pluck that he has decided to
move here from LAGRANGE to follow his
practice
Messrs Hinshaw and Medaris, of our
city, had the honor of shipping the first
| bill of goods over the new road to
Wilkcsboro. When the goods arrived
| at the latter place they were borne upon
truck triumphantly through the town.
Wilkesboro is situated in good back
country and its future is assured.
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The Mount Airy District Conference
meets at Walnut Cove next Thursday.
Yesterday Rev. S. b. Adams, D. D.,
preached two powerful sermons at Gen.
tenary M. E. church. His text in the
morning was "Train up child in the
way he should go and when he is old he
will not depart from it," at night, ''Suf-
fer little children to come unto me
and forbid them not; for of such is the
Kingdom of God.
In St. Paul's Episcopal church, be.
mind the pulpit, was to be seen hand
some and appropriate memorial window
in honor Of the late Rector Henry
o. Lacy, who died last fall. The in
scription thereon is beautiful both in
sentiment and execution.
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The internal revenue receipts at the
Winston Office alone for the month oi
July footed up $66, ,528.46. Compare
this with the whole Raleigh district re-
ceipts and it falls very little behind.
Sheriff Boyer Saturday received {
telegram from DIR. P. L. Murphy, of th'
Morganton asylum, that the lunatic
, George W. Tine, who was found in tn
, woods near here Thursday, was dan
} gerous man, and to bring him back tiei
hand and foot.
> Prof. Logan D. Howell, of Goldsboro
. has accepted chair in the faculty O
the Davis Military School in this city
f He has been for some time professo
q in the Goldsboro Graded School, an,
r gave great satisfaction.
T NJ. VICTOR.