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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-30
OUR MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
Some Points to Be Considered In Choo
ing commissioners.

Some Points to Be Considered In Choos-
ing Commissioners.
The Board OF city Commissioners
is to be elected on February 18th,
|and s0ntlef our nee city charter, they
are to elect the Mayor, hence our cit
izeIls should, be careful in choosing
eommissioners.
Winston is growing 80 rapidly that
it badly needs two things.
1. Well-paved streets.
2. A first-class sewerage system.
These two things areabsolutsly in
6kpsnsable to the continued growth
and health of the town. Our present
board has commenced good paving.
We now need men who will continue
and extend it. Our town could have
no better advertisement than good
streets. 3
As to sewerage-it is an absolute
necessity. We have q city that is
naturally healthy, but 1t cannot re-
main SO without sewerage. Under
present conditions it win not be long
before we have an epidemic and lose
some Of our most valued citizens and
perhaps some Of those moet dear to
us. > we MUST HAVE Beverage. 1nere-
fore let US vote only for those who
favor it. Pledge your men before
younominate them. Your o IN health
and that of your family 10 at stake.
You cannot afford to vote for q man
who is Indifferent on this subject.
Another and important matter
ask your candidate who - his choice
for Mayor. We want the mayor Of
! Winston to be loyal to the town. He
must not be owned by any clique or
corporation. There must be no other
interest to control him when the
Hcity's welfare is at stake. Now see
that the candidate for commissioner
from your ward is right on this ques-
ton before you vote for him. You
can't afford to take anything for
granted. Your city p honor and your
own pocket-book are at stake.
= Let the voters bear these points
well in mind. Let them lay aside all
personal feeling and vote for the men
whose watchword is forward" and
whose hearts and hands are for Win
ston, ''first, last and all the time"
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-30
Pat Winston's Success.


Col. Pat Winston, who spracticed
law in this city several yearsago and
from here went to Idaho, has been
recommended by the Senators from
Washington as U. S. District Attor-
ney from that State. His nomina-
ton has not vet been made to the
Senate, but Harrison has signed his
appointment. 3!
Col. Pat is doing well. The Spo-
kane News gives him IN extended
notice, tells all bout hia ancaltry,
most of his personal history, and
says: Mr.. Winston is regarded as
one of the ablest lawyers in the State
and his reputation as an orator 5ex-
ceeds that he has won asa lawyer.
His appointment reflects credit uPon
the administration and the state in
which he resides. The position is one
of responsibility and HONOR
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forsysh Go Sunday seAssl csnvsssion.

Forsysh Go Sunday Sehsoi csnvsasion
ID The annual meeting Of Forsyth
county Sunday school association
will be held on Saturday, Feb. 18th,
1890, in the hall Of the Young Mems
Christian Association in Winston, at
10 O'Clock In the morning. All min
listers Of the gospel, superfntendents,
olllefs and te6ehefs IN the Sunday
schoolsyas web AZ friends Of the
cause, are cordially Invited to attend.
A report from every school in the
co(nty till Be NEEDED, and repre-
se4f7tiv8 az fsauSstsd tocome pre-
paired. 6h5fS It 3 not possible to
send delegates 1t tie report be sent
in by mail, to Mr.. Eugene Gray, sec-
tfeNlN8Esh 6 SOME fbisud.
HIS a1ecessafyl to have these re-
,ports, 20 thas eur county may have
Apfop&f showing 1t the State Con-
.Neption, to6e hold Fob. as, 26 and
M at WilmjAgton. Delegates to the
State convention arc to be elected at
#Hfy |; f tsss:s.s ss cs'.a
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BaaRG11E
Two Sterling Firms.

Everybody reads, advertisements.
They are read for information about
prices, styles, &C., and the man
who doesn't read them is a feol iand
deserves to be cheated-as he gem
orally is. IN
The SENTINEL's advertising coli
umns are always interesting, as they
are continually telling the people
about new goods and posting. them
on prices. This week, Messrs. Hin
shaw & Medearis and Messrs, W. ID.
Baity & Sons both insert new adver-
tisements that are full ofsinterest.
The man who wishes to SAFE money
will read them. They are both thor
oughly reliable firms and you can de-
pend on their statements.
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Electro Railway Matters.

The incorporators of Wipston-Sa-
lem's Street Railway 1 QQpushy held
q meeting yesterday morning and,
elected the following officers: F. il
Sprague, of New York, President; =.
L. Hawks, of Kedbtekg9 We Pred
dent; J. H. McClement, of New York,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The following board of Directofs
was appointed. HWEries, w. IL
Whitaker andy. "a NO. PIP!
ston-Salem, and J. n. McClelnellc, F.
j. Sprague and E. L. Hawks.
Ii was decide txledn1nsncs build
ing the railway at an early day and
q committee was appointed to lQcats
the route and iRpI4eeP 1loesk and
specifications. JlJ CID IA
The electric light Company was also
recognized @most Of the sflc1e hold-
ers IN one Organization BEND 8tock-
holders i'm the other also) with the
6EoNtng osicers. q DIInA
F. J. Spfague, >PNAl00Ie g. j.
H 3 s. sSPs5S1n Ro isse f. E
McClement, b, w. Fries, p. u. Hawkt,
i'll tuSl6T alfEN 3AsHlDer
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Our Tobacco Market.

VQf TOBACCO 1ark6L
Winston is certainly ahead of any
other tobacco market in North Car
DINA. The editor of The SENTINEL
was in Durham last Saturday and
found that on that day there was
not a pound of tobacco on the floor
of the largest warehouse there Par
rish's). On the same day there was
q large break in Winston and every
warehouse had q good sale.
The sales in Winston this week were
slightly smaller than last week, but
the bidding is very active and we can
see no falling off from the high prices
which tobacco has been bringing for
several months past.
Winston can use every pound of
tobacco that will be brought here
this year. The manufacturers are all
enlarging their business and they are
going to have the leaf, cost what it
may. So our farmer friends may be
certain that this market will do full
Justice to their crops. o. s.s
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THE NEWS IN DAVE COUNTY.
From TIE MocksviNc Times.

From tie MocksviAe Times.
The grip" has reached Davie
county. y
Mr.. Jno. A. Hendricks and bride
arrived in Mocksville on last Monday
and will make this their future home
Mr.. Jesse Brown had the misfor-
tune on last Monday night of getting
a horse killed by it's falling into a
ditch and breaking it's neck.
Prof. NJ. L. John. and We editor
spent last Saturday and Sunday IN
Winston. We found the Twin CiH,
progressing and before many yeaI
have rolled by, we shall see it tfa
largest city in North Carolina. Man
our prediction. h
Jerry Penny, Lige Frost and ind.
Gray, three colored men of this coun
ty, who were working on the Wilkes
boro railroad, were killed last week
by the premature explosion,of a blast
that was being pie ced in deep cut
in which they were working. Their
remains were sent to their relatives
by the railroad company.
A negro, who has been working for
G gentleman by the name of Hudson,
who lives in Rowan county, entered
and took from the stable, on last
Friday night, a horse belonging to
Mr.. Hudson and hurried away. He
was captured on Sunday morning on
Mr.. John s. Delap's farm, about five
miles from Lexington and was taken
to Salisbury where he was lodged in
Jail.
At a meeting of the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners, held at the court
house on last Monday, the following
resolution was passed:
Resolved. by the Board of Commits
sioners of Davie county, that they
cannot agree to a contract, similar
to that agreed to by the commission
ers of the town of Winston, as to the
delivery of the Davie county bonds
to the North Carolina Midland Rail-
road Co., and they regret that the
proposition agreed to by them at
their meeting on August 18th, 1889,
has never been accepted nor rejected
by the authorities of said railroad
company.
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New Bank Building.

The stockholders of the First Ma
tional Bank will build a handsome
new banking house, with all modern
conveniences. They havenot yet de-
cided whether to build on the site IOf
the present bank or nearer the c0urt
house. They will decide at the drec-
tors meeting on Feb. 18th. "A
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-30
Greensboro's Iron Furnace.

The big iron mill at Greensboro
will have an abundant supply OF iron
and coal. The Workman says that
it is understood that an'expert who,
has just completed an examination'
of the Egypt coal beds, in Chatham
county, will soon make a most
charming report of the quantity,
quality and accessibility of, the coal
supply contained in those coal beds-G
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-30
Mortgage Sale.

DY virtue of the powers contained in a mort
ID gage deed, executed to me by N. Crowder
and wife, on the 10th day of December, 1856,
and recorded in Book No. 3, page 49I, Regis
ter's Office, Forsyth county, will sell at auc-
ton at the Court house door in Winston, for
cash on Saturday, March LIST, 1890, town
lot in Waughtown, Forsyth county, adjoining
the lands of Noal Crowder and .thers. See
description IN mortgage deed.
JOHN BOYER,
Commissioner
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3PfiAgf esnas g coess.

n fH.aS rsfrs SIS cesss
Forsyth Superior Court begins next
Monday, Judge Nerrimon presiding.
The following h the liet of courts
and their dates over which Judge;
Merrlmon viii preside In the spring
al JndR ahipp n the fall.
&dy h6m-July 21st, Nov. I'd.
FoFSyth-Feb. Sd, May 18th. Oct.
goth.
Yadkin-Feb. 1Tth, Sept. 22d.
Wilkes-Narch Ord, Sept. 6th-
F1A1n[lD11kEGax 31st, 0ct. 9th.
StOEes-April 14th. August 4th,
Nov. 10th.
= surry-April 21st. Aug. 10th. Nov.
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Anew Firm. 90 lis 4o ss.T-nlq

Messrs. Samdel H. and John M.
Taylor have associated for carrying
on a general mercanthe~ business lin
one of the new Hanes stores, and Mr..
John Taylor is now at the north
buying their goods. A.
They have both. had considerable
experience in the business, and, we
predict their success. Such worthy,
honest and working young men are
bound to succeed. -
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STATE NOTES OF THE r. N. c. A.

The Greensboro association has
called the assistant general secretary
of the New Haven, Conn.,, associa-
tion. sssf h.g@
The State convention will he held
at Goldsboro, March 1916. Three
hundred delegates expected.
The Charlotte building cost $26,-
600. Mr.. Boozer, the new. general
secretary, begins there Feb. LIST.
The Asheville Y. M. c. A. has raised
and will spend - ,2OOin ito workfor
young men the first Is months.
There are eleven 800 subscribers.
Mr.. H. p. Anderson is the general
secretary. ,eofs-
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Sale of Land.

T WILL sell on Monday the 9th day of Feb
i ruary, 1890, at one O'Clock p. m. at public
auction, to the highest bidder at the Court
House door in Winston, a valuable tract of land
lying in Forsyth county, adjoining the lands Of
II. II. Reynolds Frank Miller and others, con-
tanning IS acres, more or less, and known as
the George Mcknight place, lying about
miles west of Winston. -
TERMS OF SALE:-One half cash. balance IN
90 days secured by bond and approved security.
Title retained until pay ment of purchase money.
This the Gath day of January 1890. .
ENOCH "A. GRIFFITH
Admir- of George Mcknight, dec,d
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GERMANroM GLEANINGs.

FYons the Germs ton TINES
DR.. Earnest Rainy and lady, OF
Reidsville. are visiting the family OF
Mr.. |. T. Crumpler, near this place.
Mr.. f. Leoper, of Walnut Cove, was
in town last week for the purpose OF
renting or buying property here.
Miss Fannie Davis, who spent last
week at home, returned to her school
at Walkertown this week.
The new store Of-Leak Bros. is
nearing completion and when finish
ed will be one of the handsomest
storerooms in town.
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A Wholesale
.slas zar+. F ~ {
q s,ssi-se.-, : has x
REDUCTION lN=PRlCE Is, !

throughout, in order to save freight
and labor in packing.
We have many desirable REM
nants in Dress Goods, Dress Trim
mings, Cloaks, Jackets, Mittens,
Gloves, Comforters, Carpets, Blan-
kets, Felt Hats, Ribbons, ETC., that
must walk the COST plank!
We will give a few specimen
prices, much below cost:
SO pairs ladies' Kid Gloves, good
quality, slightly damaged, worth SO
cents, for 10 cents a pair. Ladies'
and Misses white Hose, of extra
quality snd fineness, for 10 cts. a
pair, worth so cents. All silk Rib
bons from 3 to 20 cents a yard.
Corsets, including large sizes, for
Is cents, worth % and SO cents
each.
All silk Fringes and fancy
Fringes, at 5 to Is cents yard,
one~third the cost value.
A good Sewing Machine for $40,
worth S25.
Hanging Lamps, Carpet Yarn,
ready-made "Mother Hnbbards, and
in fact our entire stock at
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Mortgage Sale.

QY virtue of the powers contained IN mort
IL gage deed from Mary j Stipe aud hus-
band, Jno. H. Stipe to P. E. Allen recorded in
book 5, page sos, will sell at the curt House
in Winston on February the 25th at Il NJ. a
House and Lot in Lewisvi!Ie, described in the
above mortgage deed, containing six acres
Terms cash. ?. L -ALLEN,3sf
Jan. %, 80. Mortgages.
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Two Handsome Residences.

Two Handsome Residences. t =
During the spring Messrs Z Hsas
and John Hanes will each 'Ttet,
large and costly residence ". Pleas
Hanes will build on the corner Or 4th
and Spruce streets and Mr.. .JIio.
Hanes will build on the lot between
the residences of M. Lockett and
Col Gorrell. f'HtkA& : Al
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-30
Commissioners Sale

I N obedience to an order of the Superior Court
1issued at May term 1889, in the case of Board
OF Provincial Elders of the Southern Province
of the Moravian Church, vs.. NJ. II. Ogburn, l
shall proceed to sell at the court house deer
Winston, at IL O'Clock a.. M, the first Monday
in March, tract of land, containing abouts4t3
acres of land, to satisfy judgement. More par
tictlars in regard to the land, which is mostly
woodland, wilt be given or day of sale.
JAS. I. LINEBACK, Com'r.
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Newspaper Outfit for Sale
Land For Sale! ~.
Renters Wanted !!

l want two or three renters ito work
land on shares on good terms. Address or
call on A.. r. GRIFFITH.
p. 0. Winston, Residence miles from
Winston. jan9 It
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Wanted.

An energetic man who understands Cloth
ing to represent us as SaIes-Agent in
Winston. Superb new Spring line now
ready. WANAMAKER d BROWN,
Philadelphia. !.
Largest Clothing and Merchant Tailoring
House in America 1t
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Administrators y..ina.

HAVING qualified as admins rator with the
LII will annexed of Joseph Rothrock, Decd,
all persons holding claims against, said estate
are hereby notified to present the same to the
undersigned for payment on or before the 3rd
day of January, 1891, or this notice viii be
plead in bar of recovery. Also all persons
owing said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment. a-1 r, B. KERNER,
Admir- with the will annexed of Jeseph Roth
rock, Decd. $50 <jan9 6w
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Statesmen Wanted

To canvass tor the sale of Nursery Stock
Steady employment guaranteed. Good pay for
successful Eien. Apply at once stating age.
Mention this paper.
ALABAMA NURSERY CO.,
Huntsville Ala
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NORTH CAROLINA = FoRsYTH COUNTY.
IN E. A. Griffith, Admir-. of George NC
Knight, Deceased, vs. Caarlie Max night, Lew
is Mcknight, Lucinda Mcknight and the
children of Newell Mcknight, Roady Nc
Knight, Fannie Mcknight and Minnie Nc
knight.
The defendants above named viii fake n@ice
menced in the Superior Court of FoxSyth edAa-
~, for the purpose of selling the real estate of
said deceased to create assets to pay debts and
that said parties are interested as heirs at-law,
and Lewis Mcknight, Ready Mcknight, Fannie
and Minnie McKnight,will further take notice
that they are required to appear Guardian ad
Item at the Clerks office inWinston on the oath
day of January 1890, and answer the complaint
Of plaintiff, or the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in said complaint.
This the len day Of Dec. 1889. 4a0
1odec sw ~ C. S. HAUSER, C.4.0f
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Stockholders, Meeting.

A stockholders meeting of the First Nat
ional Bank of Winston will be held at the
office of the Bank on Saturday, the 10th day of
February, 1890, at which time and place it is
expected that all parties interested will attend.
J. w. ALSPAUGH,
Cashier
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Administrators Notice.

HAVING qualified Administrator Of the
IL estate of Geo. Mcknight, deceased, notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted to the
said estate to come forward and make settle
ment, and all persons holding ella inns AGAINST
the said estate are required to present the same
for payment within twelve months from date
hereof, or this notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery. E. A. GRIFFITH,
Dec. 10, 80 CIV. Admir- of Geo. Mcknight.
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"a The principal value of The
SENTINEL to advertisers is the fact
that it is not thrown away after
once being read, but passes through
half dozen pairs of hands at least
before being tossed aside. This is
the advantage presented by a family
neWSDa DER.
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Opera House Attractions.

Next Wednesday. Feb: stS,Al G.
Fields Minstrels will hold the boards
in Browns Opera House. They have
an entirely new program and many of
the features are entirely new with
MINISTRIES. The end men and. their
gags have been eliminated from the
performance "iL1 .oi@ % ! >
On Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day nights Adele Frost, the accom-
plished young actress, who has won
such laurels in the North will come
before our people, r. Z, -r.2sfrEY
Her repertoire contains some of the
the most popular playss such as In
gomar, Galatea, &c. 0HEuT
The Glens Falls On. Y. Republican
says of herr "Adele Frost is superior
in every sense to Julia Marlowe ard
Marie Wainright, and compares very
, as9y hSds Ssss " ' dons
very much forsher Ter pfea{HdS is a
glory, her Voice ! bahd Of opera
music and her attitudes apparently
unstudied and unconscious but emf
nently superior to any grace that
pose and effort bripgA abQRtoYT
Ul,kSss --NAu-WH
A Big Scheme Proposed.
Messrs. Sprague, Hawks and 9th
ers interested in the Winston electric
railway, have big scheme under
consideration. -
1t is to build mammoth hotel on
the suburbs, fit it UP with ever mod
ern convenience and radveEtise it as a
health resort for northern people
whoEcome south 70 spend the win
ters.
They have obtained an option on
about forty acres of land from Mr..
II. w. Fries, Dr. Brown and others.
This land lies just west~of Winston;
and affords a beautffdf view of the
surrounding country, the Hot
mountain and the SaaGatQMkrapge.
The gentlemen Interested fod& out
to the grounds Eue6daA&1 To- q
survey of the country.
The matter isAyet in doubt, o.
course. They may or they may not
build, but the fact that. they are con
steering tho 6che4e saq are interest
ing other northern capitalists in Il
is a high compliment to our town
and shows the confidence others have
in this city''s future, I,,ooT
L I'M = III 4
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tobacco here Tuesday and found
time to give THE SENTINEL a pleas
ant cali.
Rev. S. F. Conrad, has been danger
ously i'll, but is slowly improving and
is expected to recover
Constipation is positively cured
by the use of Cascarine. 1t regulates
the liver and tones up the whole sys-
tenn Price SOC and 81.
Mr.. n. Glenn Williams, of Yadkin,
passed through Tuesday on his way
to Miss Lily Glenn's marriage. He
says the grip has struck Yadkin. ,
The fact that outside capitalists
have invested big money in Win
ston's banks il sign that all the
world believes in Winston's future.
A few doses of Cascariine willre-
move the dull, heavy feel ing caused
by a deranged condition of the stom-
zach or an inactive liver. Price SOC
and 81.
There are to be two marriages in
the new Presbyterian church next
month, both brides being among the
most popular of Winston's young
ladies.
Col. j. A. Biting is in Florida,
looking after his lands, on which q
very valuable deposit of phosphates
Suitable for fertilizer) has been
found.
Mr.. w. A. Whitaker has returned
from Atlanta with his little son ON
whose throat the physicians of that
:, city performed a delicate surgical
operation.
EDelinqnent subscribers are here
by warned not to let their daughters
wear this paper for a hustle, as there
is considerable due on it and they
might take cold.
The Davie commissioners failed
- fail jim Col. Andrews trap, as did
our sity commissioners. Read the
y.esUIueE0nS under the head of "Our
Nearby Neighbors."
j. N. S. Doube, asst county lee
turer for Farmers Alliance, will speak
at Morris SchoOl-house on the first
Saturday in 5 February, at 1
o'clock. Everybody invited.
Mrs. Elijah Halford, wife of Har-
rison's Secretary, is in Thomasville
for her health. II Winston would adj
yertise the climate as Asheville does,
we would have hundreds of northern
visitors.
The Alliance people of Rowan
county are arranging to establish a
tobacco factory at South River The
Salisbury Truth says the stock has
been taken and the house and ma
chiu0fy secured
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OUR NEARBY NE1GHHoRs.

News Notes from Winston's Friends in
the Surrounding Counties.
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Notice Of Sale Of Land

DY virtue of an order of the Superior Court
- Forsyth County, will sell at public sale
on Thursday, the 9th day of February, 1890, at
IL o'clock M. at the Courthouse door inzN WINS
ton a town lot in Winston on the Old Town
road, known as the Lace Fries lot, y hefes eah
Fries now resides, adjoining the lands Qf tHh&s
Joyce, col, and others. Terms of saie cash. q
l.. J. WILLIAMS,
Jan. 6, 1889. At Commissioner.
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We mean our large stock of STAN
dard Dry Goods and Notions, as we
expect to close our business here
during the present month, 55s5 -
We shall make .s,eTs q -, "a
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