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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-02-20
LATEST NEWS NOTES.

Raleigh will celebrate her one
hundredth birthday in 1892.
1T is rumored that the Nems and
Observer will SION appear in a new
outfit with additional management.
Though Trinity College cannot
open till 1891, the law department Of
that institution will be opened in Raj
eigh next September.
The Gentiles carried the Salt
Lake City municipal election by a
majority Of about 800, but the Nor
mons are crying fraud.
ID. P. Davis, charged with the
murder of John A. Horton, in Chat
ham county, is said to have confessed
the murder at Pittsboro, where he
was convicted.
1t is said that the Louisiana lot
terry company will probably try to get
a charter from the State of Delaware,
now that their bill has been defeated
in North Dakota.
Mrs. Powell, widow of the insane
missionary, G. L. Powell, formerly Of
this State, who killed his little daugh-
ter in Algiers, accompanied by her
remaining children, has arrived home
Employees in the government
printing. office threaten to strike be.
cause a negro has received an ap-
pointment under the civil service
rules. Thus is the Republican love
for the negro exempli6ed.
"A number of Boston and New
York people have formed a gigantic
land company in the South, with a
capital stock of one million dollars;
Gov. Campbell is president, with such
men as John III. Inman and John G.
Calhoun and others as directors.
david Ready, the white man who
so brutally butchered the negro,
William Black, in Barnwell county,
S. c., a few days after the big lynch
ing, hes been captured. Ready was
one of party engaged in carrying
Black to Jail. He tied the poor
wretch to tree, prayed for him and
while tie others looked mutely on,
blew out his brains. Gov. Richard
son Immediately offered a reward OF
$500 for his capture.
IA special from Gainesville, Ga,
says: Our people received with much
regret the announcement that the
Rev. Sam p. Jones is soon to take up
his residence in the State of Ken
lucky. The famous evangelist will,
on or about the LIST of June, remove
to his beautiful farm at Eminence
thirty miles from Louisville. We
understand that Mr.. Jones purpose in
going to his Kentucky farm is to take
a few years of much needed rest.
Gross and White, the Raleigh
bank -wreckers, will certainly work
on the public roads. The motion in
arrest of judgment which was made
by Mr.. Henry before the Supreme
court on Saturday was denied and the
certificate of opinion and judgment
was ordered to be certified down to
the Wake Superior Court according
to law. The defendants will there
fore have to serve out their sentences
of seven and five years respectively as
soon as the formal process of the law
can be carried into execution.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-02-20
PERSONAL AND PERTINENT,

Eli Perkins lectured at the Wake
Forest College Monday night.
1t is said Postmaster General
Wanamaker's eye is on Cameron s
seat in the Senate.
The Durham Female University
of the South. How does that strike
you? Let's have it.-Durham San.
Gen. Robert E. Lees equestrian
statue in Richmond is to be unveiled
on the 18th of May next. The cere
monies will be imposing.
1t is learned that Rev. Robert
Strange, of Wilmington, is to preach
the baccalaurate sermon at the State
University commencement.
Rev. r. G. Pearson, the evangel-
ist, has found it necessary to adjourn
his Baltimore meetings until he recu-
perates from a serious illness.
On Thursday of last week a man
known to Raleigh people as "Pinhook'
Medlin died in Wake county poor
house. Authenticated records give
his age as 101 years.
DIR. John F. CroweIl, president
of Trinity College, has accepted the
invitation to deliver the annual litera-
ry address before the New Berne Col
legiate Institute, June 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Martin,
wealthy members of New York's Four
Hundred, gave dinner at belmont
cos to 800 guests one day last week
the estimated cost of which was $40,-
600.
Ex-Governor Scales, of North
Carolina, will be pleased to learn from
some of the Northern papers that he
is q man of "fine physique, and impos-
ing presence, and furthermore that he
is quite hefty, pulling down the scales
at 300 pounds.
DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes de-
cided after the death of his wife that
he would do no more literary work.
He has changed his mind, however,
and now finds in his monthly letters
to the Atlantic source of pleasure
that he did not expect to again expe-
rience.
The Mecklenburg Times, the Off
cial Alliance organ, published in
Charlotte, and edited by Jerome
Dowd, son IF ex-Congressman Dowd,
came out last week in double lead
ed column editorial in favor of Capt.
Sid. B. Alexander for Congress, pro-
posing him as a representative of the
farmers.
MIR. Edison, the great electrician,
has engaged suite of rooms in Char
lotte for year. They will be for the
use of himself and his experts, when
ever they shall be there, during the
next twelve months, to pursue their
mining Investigations among the
mines of the richest mining region on
the globe, as he says the southwestern
part of North Carolina is.
Senator Vance says constituent
of his in pine woods district of North
Carolina to whom ne sent copy of
one of the Patent Office annual re
ports, spoke to him Of the occurrence
in this way: .Gineral, I got them
speeches o yourn, but / couldn't read
'em through. Thar war leetle too
much Wing docterin in 'em."- Wash
ingtOm Pod.
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/, the undersigned, do certify that
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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-02-20
Rheumatism

Is undoubtedly caused by Tactic acid in the
blood. This acid attacks the fbrous tissues,
and causes the pains and aches in the back,
shoulders, knees, ankles, hips and wrists.
Thousands of people have found in, Hoods Sar
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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-02-20


The Commercial Fertilizer Man
ufacturers, or rather the makers of
seme forty brands, have, it is said,
formed pool, under the guidance of
a Raleigh lawyer, and propose to con-
test the right of the State to impose
ahe $500 annual license tax. The ye.
suit is quite stir. The lawyer Has
proposed TO make q test suit at no di
ect cost to the fertilizer men, but pro-
poses to get his pay from the nloney
which he hopes to haYe refunded from
The State. The Alliance men and the
farmers generally are greatly nsensed
at this scheme which, if saeeessful.
will take away the funds which in
greater part ($2O,00Ol naiatAin, the
Agricultural Colleges.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-02-20
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.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-02-20

If the Senate committee on Priv.
leges and Elections decide the Mon
tana cases, which were heard Satur-
day, on the law and the evidence, the
democrats will soon have two more
Senators. At any rate it is hardly
possible in view Of the poor showing
made by the republican contestants
that the majority will have the effron-
terry to report in favor of seating them.
The report will be made this week.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-02-20

Mr.. Harrison will have somewhat
delicate duty to perform if a bill
which has passed the Senate shall get
through the House. 1t appropriates
$4,000 to pay legal fees to the firm of
Porter, Harrison & Fishback, a firm
of which Mr.. Harrison was q member.
The question is, will he sign a bill APP
propriating money for his own benefit,
or wall he let it become a law without
signing it? It's dollars to brass but
tons that he don't veto it.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-02-20


The Sanford Express says. It i.
understood that Col. w. ]. Greer
and T. III. Sutton, Esq, will hang out
their shingles for Congress in the 3rd
District. G. B. Ayeock, Esq, OF
Goldsboro, will also likely be in the
race. Col. Green has commenced to
write for the press of the district
His letters glow with patriotism on
some subject like Jefferson Davis.
The Colonel is also member of the
Farmers Alliance and has wine a
dozen years old.
It was learned here yestesday that
Col. w. w. Dudley and other promi-
nent Northern capitalists have arrived
at Greensboro, on business connected
with the Bessemer Iron Furnace. 1t
is reported that some of these gentle
men have purchased property extern
sively in Greensboro.-Raleigh Neus
and Observer. ~
The SENTINEL hopes, for Green's
boro's sake, that he will not buy it ''in
blocks Of five"
~
In an interview, Hon. J. s. Her
derson says the report that Col. Cow
les threatened Speaker Reed or at.
tempted to get at him with the in
tention Of using bodily violence is all
mistake.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14

CoNcREss has finally passed a bill fo:bidding discrimination in en. forcing the taiitf against so-oalled worsted and wooden fahrics-a law for which both wool growers and manufacturers have lcng contended.
 Under the long-prevailing oonstruc- tion of the treasury department- fully sustained by the courts fabrics made from wools combed be- fore spinning were allowed to come through the custom house on more favorable terms tLan fabrics made from carded wools. Hereafter no discrimination will be permitted, as none was contemplated by tbe framers of the law, which seems to have been unfortunately worGed and susceptible of a double con- structiop,
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14
A GGOD SUGGESTiuN.

The Republican would suggest action by the Territorial Central committee. The chairman should call meeting for the purpose of considering the political situation, outlining party policy and especi- ally to take steps toward settling any and Ill party differences. Com ing together fer the above objects and with desire and intent on the part of each and all of the commit tee, to work in unison, the utmost good for the party is sure to result. Make the call Mr. Chairman as tbe first active step towards Republican success in the coming campaisn.- Phoenix Republican.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14

THE bill authorizing Maucapa county to issue bonds in the sum of $4,0Q0 per mile for a North and South railroad has passed the Sen. ate, and now only needs the Presi dents signature to become law. This road will bn built to Prescott, via the Congress mine and means all additional debt to Yavapai of abou; s3O0,OOO.
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Notice for Puoiicasion. LAND OFFICE AT PREsCOTrj
 May 3I, I690.

Notice is hereby given that thc following named settler las filed no, tice of his intention to make Gnal proof in support of lis clam, aud that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Pres colt, Ariz., on Monday, July I4. 1890, viz: Joseph R. Walke:'. D. $ l796, for the southwest quarter oi section 3, township l5 no; tli, rang, $ east.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence lpon, and cultivation of, said lana. ,iz:
 Lymqn Drum, John BlndGrli. md Geor@e Diod4ett, of Cam, Verde, Ariz "a. and Frank An Irews, of P.asc. tt, Arizons.
 J. c. MARTIN,
 Register.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14

NEXT legislature will, it is thought, abolish the useless and ex. pensive office of smmissioner of immigration and authorize super yisors of the respective counties to sxpsnd a little money in spreading information concerning Arizona. - Prescott Courier,
 This is as it ought to be. When a commissioner Is appointed from any particular part of the Territory that part receives all the benefit. What has the present commissioner of immi 3 ation done towards adyer- tising Northern Ar;zor a?
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14
Notice for Publication in H.w*p43-t) EI4..ii..d1g l91I.3zli].1 k. 23].
UNITED TATEs LAND OFFICE,
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L. D O i\ -i -
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Notice is Hereby given that Ra!rrrt Campbell, Abernam Lew, dichdei Monnahan ard Pdtrick | Murphy, whose PIst Office ad irr,s is F.agsralT, A. T , has ibls day filed their application Tor a patent i Tor 1900 linear feet of the Copper Fat mlne or vein. b 'arurg silver copper ard Oth:r prccI Ius metals wIrh surface ground 51z iert ID uijrh, snua'ed ID Butte Vaiiry nl:.ing di~uict, County of Y-va- p4i. an'1 Ftrrit ry-of AFiz"na, and de.l.ua:td by the fl Id no;rs atd and offici,I plst on fife in ;hls ofh- ce as lot NJ 10, said lot No 40 be- ing described as follows. to- vii: Beginning at N W corner of claim cr;iar stake marked C E ss Np I, from which U. s minerdlf monu- ment No I beaIs N s A E 3o5o at a pine tree I4 noh-s Tn Gi.ns- fer marked B 1 C E Nu I brs N ! s N I9 5-Ioft a cedar 'rre I2 lnches in diameter naked E T C F No | bIs s 2S SO W 36 5 loft. Thence s 2I' SO D 272II lu N f. eId center stake marGed C F No ? 572tt to N E corner of claim a sIake marked C F No 3 from which ceder tree 10 inches d!am- ter marked B T C r No 3 Ers N 65' ? E Go 5 1Utt. Thence 5 6S' 10 W I5onft 10 the s E cor of clam a cedar stake marked C F No 4 from which cedar tree A in diameter marked B T C F NJ 4 brs N 30 47 E Thence N 2I' SO w 3ootl 10 $ w end center a cedar stake marked c F No :, SIP it to $ " cor of claim cedar stake marked C F NJ. 6, from winch cedar tree 20 in in diame- ter marked B T No 6 brs 40. o7' E 25oit. Thence N 6S' 1o' E I446it tc post marked H s No l5outt 10 N w corner of the claim I cedar stake marked C F No and place of beginning.
 Magnetic variations I3. 40 East, containing I9 6o 100 acres.
 The location of thIs mIne is re. corded in the Recorders Office of Prescott, A. T. The adj lining claims are Home Stake on North west and Live on the Southeast
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Cop per Flat mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Fres- colt, A. T., in the County of ka- vapai, during the sixty day peri Dd of publication hereof, hyS the will be barred by virtue of tor pro. visions of the statutes.
 E BURGESS,
 Register.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14

A TUCsoN telegram of the Sth inst. says: Arrests were made yesterday of persons furnishing Apaches aid. Seven Indians were found four miles east of Tucson. Troops are in pursu t. No report yet of troops, At last reports they struck the trail of the red skins near Pantauo and are now in close pur suit.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14

THE proposed lottery amendment to the Louisiana state constitution embraces a contract between the state and John F. Morris and asso- ciates under which, for lottery privi iege for twenty-five years from Jan uary l, 1891, Morris & Go. agree to pay the state S25,oO0,O00, sl,- OO0,O00 per annum, payable qnar- terly. Provisions arc also made for the expenditure of the money to be received by the state annually as follows: Public schools, $35O, ,OOO; legees, s35U,00O; charities and pen sions, s2OO.OOO; city of New Or leans for drainage and sanitary ppr poe, sl00,00o,
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14
Notice for Pubi-taaon h \ -,s,tlp=r }
 Ming l'sIs.IIi's.a.tiisa Ie. ft2,
UNITED STATES LAND CFFIcE,
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Jan. To, iS9)-
 No;ite is hereby given tha, Fobt. Campbell, Abcrham Lew, Michael Mnnnahan, PIt;,ck 4. Murphy, whose p,staffice address Fit;5 tafi! YavapaI County, Ali | zona, has th:s day flied his apDit cation for lAatelt for I5oo iinez, feet of the ENcky Boy mine cr vein, bearing :l'ver, copper and other Prerious talS, with suffice ground Geo feet in wIdlh. situated Tn Butte Valiey mining distrIct, County of Yavapai. aad Territory "t Arizona, and ,..es::g.iatcd b. the held notes and ofiicla; r.lt on fiji: Tn this ufllce as lol M. in snd lot No. being described as tpIlows to-win: Beginning at the N. W. Cor. or cedir stake mark sd LB No. I from which U s. Min eIal m1nImeut No. I bears N. 52' oo' E, 44Io pine tree. IS n. diameter, marked B 1T L $ NJ. I. bears 5 32' oo E 58 6Io f.. 'henceS 69' 10 " 5ocit to the x W end center, cedIr st,ke mark ed L B No ?. 4I3 5-IJ to phe in. terse'tioR o. the Copper Fat 5 w end line, 0oofi to ti.e S " c4r. of The ciaIin. marked 5 IL B N S, bears 5 27 50 E B , To Tbe"ce , 2I 50 :. I5ooil iU the 5 L Cor of the claim, cedar stdk: marked L $ Nc 1, from which plne tee I2 Iii in diameter. marked E | L. b Ne 4, bear, s 37 8 E, 10 It. Thrnc- \ 66 Io'. [ ;o..lt to the $ E rrd cen c,:iar stake marx. cd L E No ,, Geo feet tn ,h= N E c"r claim cedar st1Ee marked l. E N 6, from waI,h pine tree 10 n Giancter B ! l. 5 N 6. bears x 49, DO E g : Inii. itlence N 2I SO, W 7S6 5 r2tt to post marked L P NJ ? IoS5 ; Io;t 10 pest marked L P NJ. t3.6 5lo 10 stone marked L ' No 6 .nd ;he Ii ter,ectIon of the C F side h e f5oott 10 a sake na, sed l. 5 No ard place of Deglnn!ls.
 The conflict hzirin descrihed ' t. the Copper Flat AIlnirg Claim Is iio clalaed ay thc Lucky E0y.
 Magnetic variaio0s B 50 E, "on.aiaing neat I9 5 Too .,,Ies.
 Tue iucation 0t i"I, mine Is re- corded Tn the Recorders oi Pes cnlt, \ T. The ajioi''ire claims are ri'e Copper FIA; an;l Live i',ne mrr,ug cIams on tHr \ V cor.
 Any and ali perso, 5 ,:4.niiug adversely any por iaa ol said LHcky Boy minc or sotlltr aropnd ,re r,quie'l tp fl. tii1ir 4siylfac llims wilh the K -.I-srr cf me Ua:.et states Ltud Office a' Pes olt, !. r., in the ;uan'y of Y,- daring t!.e SIX. dI}> prod f puIiira'i.,.i hereof, or ti.ry wiil ;e DarrrG 5y virfIe fl ih- i.9oyIs- ons oi ,ne s.Il-
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The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14

IF the Journal-Miner vii! address a personal letter to every man, business or otherwise, in this portion of the county, t will soon ascertain that 999 out of every l,r00 people are in favor of county division, Mir Jackson's statement to the con brary, notwithstanding.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14

ATTORNEY GENERAL CHURCHILL is of the opinion that the Board oi Supervisors have no right to com promise taxes in the different counties of Arizona a for less amount than that assessed to the firm, corporation or individual.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14
4 Great Man.

Mark Smiths Democratic admir- CTS are very modest about rccou It ing the victories achieved by this i.luStrious statesman and warriot- The passage of a small handful o! bills by congress, through his inha- ence, is nothing when compared to his military prowess in the famous
 BalaklaTa charge, when the tide Of , cattle depended upon his personal influence and exe' tions. The his
 torical Lemark of Wellington, too
 is omitted by his admirers when be-
 fore engaging in that memorable fight, the illustrions general, who de
 feated one of the greatest warriors
 of any age of which any record Is
 made in history, inquired, 'Is Mar
 GUS Aurelius Smith, of Arizona,
 present" and being answered in the
 affirmative replied: Let the fight
 proceed," and alter the former had
 given up in despair it will be re-
 membered how Mir. Smith, of Ari-
 zona, fell into the breach and put
 Napoleon and his minions to flight.
 Of course history has never done
 him full justice in this matter as Wellington has been awarded the honor of victory. The same may be said of Marks achievements during the revolutionary period, when he marched side hy side with Wash ington, with bleeding feet over frozen ground during mid-winter storms of snow, enduring the great est privations for his country and counseling and advising George in "every turn of the road" how to mass his small handful of men against the ''blawsted, bloody British" forces. And how when Washington gave up the struggle and declared the war q failure and | went home Mark saved the country, (may God save Maik) and gave to | pJsterity the greatest country the ! sun ever shone on. O. course these things and numerous others are only spoken of in whispers by admirers or Marcus, as partisan historians have given to others the credit which justly belongs to Arizona's delegate, and history is tough GUS toner to cope with or contradict successfully, and it would be just ike these historians, in the future, to try and rob Mark of the honor of having established a postoffice at some country cross road, or to prove by the Congressional Record that the "Maricopa county subsidy bill,' the bill "giving the fourth judge to this Territory" ''the funding bill" lnd several others for which credit s claimed for him were introduced, I :hampioned, urged and passed by he influence of some other con .ressh.en Republics are alleged to De so ungrateful that it would not surprise us if this should prove to Ie the case, particularly as history las never yet given Mark credit for my of his great achievements or with having done anythIn5 worthy If note since the time he marched with Alcxander's victorious forces, and subluing everything 'efore them. down to the present ime, except his eminent services in iling to prove to the world and d Tucson jury that Pnymaster Wham vas not robbed out of S29,000 in May, 1889. The fact is that Mark E great man, but very few people ,now it.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14

THE eBazco" at Needles, Cal, now styles itself ''the Monarch of the Weeklies." This Is a common Democratic title, however, and no one will object.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14

To the Republican press: Let us all pull together and elect a good man to succee [ bad one as dele gate to congress.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14

THE Prescott Courier says tn t primaries will be held in August and conventions in September Come now, you office seekers, and announce yourselves.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14

THE bill providing for d fourth judge for Arizona has passed the Senate and is now in the han s of the President. Asairants to office should begin their canvass.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14

THE silver bill passed the house on the 7th instant. If this and the tariff bill only become hws the prosperity of the West is assured.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14

THE Arizona Republican is aGi- tqting the organization of Repub- lican clubs throughout the Terri tory. Good scheme.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14

THE county division question should be settled before the conven tionS convene
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14

OUR present delegate in congress has accomplished nothing and had four years time to do it in.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14
WEEKLY CHAMPION

THE Duke of Orleans has been pardoned by the President of tie France.
The Arizona champion., 1890-06-14

FLAGS .AFF Is OaIiy In need of fire apparatus. Can't something be done in this direction.
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