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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-04-30

The directors of the North Carroll
ma railroad will meetin the Govern
or's Office tomorrow afternoon at 5
O'Clock, for the purpose of electing a
President of the road in place of
Gen. r. F. Hoke, who declines to
serve.
Postmaster White, of Greensbo-
ro, has decided to keep the general
delivery office open until lseven o. clock
every evening for the benefit of the
laboring class who are not able to
get their mail until after six O'Clock
p. m.
The Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad
shops are to be removed from RA-
leigh to some pcitt further South.
1t is the purpose to unite the shops
of this line with those of the Caro-
lima Central railroad at some conven-
lent point on the line of the Sea-
board system.
In the Wake Superior Court We'd
nesaay suit was brought against the
bondsmen of Charles D. Upchurch,
late clerk of the court, fer the sum
of $500 which, it was claimed, he
held in custody as clerk for one Mrs.
Z. Z. Collins, an inmate Of the North
Carolina insane asylum. The jury
gave verdict in favor of the plain
tiffs.
DR.. Williamson. the resident phy-
sician at Swepsom's cotton mill in
Alamance county, heard some noise
about his stable Sunday night. He
went out with his gun to investigate
the cause and saw some one riding
his horse off. He ordered him to
stop and on his refusing to do so, he
fred and killed the man, which
proved to be negro.
The new pension applications
must all pass before the county ad-
visory boards, each of which is COM
posed of five old soldiers. Though
great care has been taken by Audi
tor Sanderlin to secure the prompt
selection and appointment of these
boards, yet they have been secured
in only twentyfour counties, just
| one-fourth of the whole number.
The notifications were sent out early
in March.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-04-30

fuence, capital and energy have
brought this work thus far

fuence, capital and energy have
brought this work thus far.
The enterprise is unquestionably
a much needed ..one. 1t opens to the
North and to the South q country
richly lowered with untold mineral
depoeits.
Here you have the finest soil for
the cultivation of the fieest grades
of tobacco, wheat and corn, and the
largest manufacturing interests Of
the kind are centering within the
borders of your own State.
AT Roanoke the infant Chicago of
The South, you meet your natural
| ally the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road, which has already done so
much for the development of the
country through which it passes.
1t is believed that in short time
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will
extend its Valley connection South
to Roanoke. The business of the
road, and the movement of ores and
manufactured goods should be enor
nous.
Coal from the Pocahontas fields
will pass derectly over this route,
| and become accessible to every Sou
thern railroad, every Southern fur
mace and every Southern hamlet, at
| much reduced rates from present
values.
Your Road has been honestly and
well constructed. 1t is worth far
| more than 1t costs. Your con-
fidence in it, and your support of it
| will be abundantly rewarded in the
near future.
The further extension of the Road
South from Winston, promises re
suits equally as good. The Richmond
& DanvIlle, Cape Fear & Yadxin
Valley, the Seaboard System, and
the South-bound Railroad now NOV
| ing North from Savannah, offer new
connections.
Your road will thus be united with
the great Southern System, and
share in the new heavy traffic en-
riching all these lines. Nor will
| this prosperity be confined to the
| road alone. but your towns and
cities will feel an augmented impe-
tus in wealth and growth. New pop
ulations will flow in and found new
cities and kindred Birminghams.
This is the conclusion to be reach
ed by success. and in so much as
you have we'll accomplished this
first part of your undertaking, you
give the strongest assurance that
the whole will be as we'll and speedi-
ly completed. You deserve success
and will command it.
Thanking you again gentlemen
for your kind reception, l repeatthat
it gives me great pleasure to be with
you to-day.
Take my best wishes with you to
your respective homes.
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Just What Kelley, the Motor Man, Ii
Doing.

1 am making a sympathetic har-
ness for the polar terrestrial force
first, by exciting the sympathetic con-
cordant force that exists in the cor
puscular interstitial domain, which
is concordantt to it; and, second, after
the concordance is esta blished, by
neeatizing the thirds, sixths, and
ninths of This concordance, thereby
inducing high velocities with great
power by intermittent negation, as
associated with the dominant thirds.
Again, take away the sympathetic
latent force that all matter is inn
pregnated with, the connective link
between the finite and the infinite
would be dissociated, and gravity
would be neutralized, thereby bring
ing all visible and invisible aggrega-
tions back into the great etheric
realm.-From a Recent Confession.
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The mayor has submitted to a
joint session of the council his report
of the investigation he has made of
the Offices of treasurer and auditor.
He says E. Buford Grimes, who is
under Indictment, is guilty of frauds
committed through several years,
that he has used every conceivable
means to manipulate the records to
rob the city. His shortage, SO far as
discovered, is about $4,000, but the
mayor thinks further investigation
will add to this shortage. He criti-
cises severely the loose manner in
which the auditor and treasurer have
conducted their departments, saying
they have completely ignored all or
dinances respecting their Offices
Richmond Dispatch.
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The Truth OF II.

There are too many papers in the
country now. The way to get better
news paper facilities is to give bet
ter and more liberal support to those
papers already in your midst, and
NOT try to supplant the papers that
have stood faithful through thick
and thin by new ones which have no
claim upon your support save that
they are new ones. Bat as general
thing newspapers which have strug-
gled hard to ward off an untimelv
death through lowering skies as well
as clear, are the least Appreciated
Wilkesboro Chronicle.
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The Western Sentinel,
WINSTON N. ..
ExECUTRlx'S NOTICE.

Having qualified 5a as ExeGatrx x T Of william William
N. c.. this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned on or be-
fore the 18th day of January, 1892, or this
notice will be plead in bar of thier recovery
All persons indebt ed to said estate will
please make immediate payment
MARY BONER, ExEcUTRIx.
This Jan. 18th. 1s91.-6w
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We will allow a
specil discount on all
hats and trimmings
sold from now until
the first Of May, to
make room for addi-
tional summer stock,
which Miss Locke has
gone north to buy.
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Julia E. johnson Stafford's P. O., s. c.,
and was at times confined to my bed. The
itching was terrible. My son-in-law got me
one half dozen bottles of Botanic Blood Balm,
which entiraly cured me, and ask you to pub
lish this for the benefit of others suffering in
like manner"
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Mr.. John C. James, the Richmond
freight and passenger agent of the
Atlantic Coast Line died Tuesday
evening at 1890 o. clock in Whining
ton.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-04-30
our circa,.,io. i. No. s22 rsr c.p..

Senator Sherman says the total
sum in circulation in the United
States is $l,47O, 100000, which
would be about $22 SO per capita.
But all this is not in circulation by
any means. There is 1922 ZOO, 900 of
gold stored away in the treasury
vaults, while 5000, 200, 900 of gold
con is supposed to be distributed
throughout the country, but the ma
jority of it is boarded up in vaults,
and in fact small proportion is ac-
tually circulating. The balance Of
our money is in silver and treasury
notes.
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Those who take any interest id his
tory will recall that the original in
habitants of this country, the In
dians, entertained the same violent
prejudices against foreign immigra-
tion that are becoming somewhat
rampant just now.
The southern argus., 1891-06-25
THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1891.
RACE MOVES.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June


1t appears after all, according TO
the statement Of those in position to
know most about the matter, that the
increase Of the colored population was
as great within the past 70 years as il
had been in the decade previous and
that the numbe of Afro A Americans in
this country is between 8 and 10 mil
lions instead of 8I millions as stated
by the census report. When asked, a
few days ago, if This startling piece of
news was true r. P. Porter, superin-
tendcnt of the census said that he
hadn't the least doubt of it. He was,
at first loath to acknowledge this large
discrepancy between the reports sent
out from his office and the actual facts,
fearing lest he would be charged with
inefficiency for the WORK he has in
hand. The temptation was for him 10
maintain that the figures of lis official
report were correct, for in that he
would have escaped criticism and at
the same time pleased a large class Of
republicans who pretend 10 fear an
Africanization of the south as well as
the element Of the southern people
who coAapire for political reasons
against correct enumeration OF the
colored people of that section, super
intendenl Porter says that he tinds
there are more than a halt million col
Ored people in this country with skin
so fair that they would never he sus-
pected of being negroes by any one
who did not know them, and the
names of large majority of these
people, he says, have been placed,
through The pardonable ignorance Of
enumerators, on the list of white peo-
pie. Just this one mistake is account
able for the false placing of a million
souls 10 the increase Of the white peo-
pie over the colOred. 1t is further
learned that at least ten per cent Of the
colored people of the south were in
duced through umidity or persuasion
to withhold their names or those Of
some of their children from the some
times-Ot-toO anxious enumeratOrs.
And besides. there were thousands
whose names were not taken through
their own Indifference in the matter
and it is not hard 10 believe that the
democrats of the south have done
some shreWd work in having pre-
vented true census of their section
through one device or another. Ii all
that is acknowledged i'm the census
office is true ii is easily seen that the
number of Afro Americans of this
country is not far short of 10 millions
if in fact they do not overreach that
II iuurn
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sorrcE no coSrRAcroRs.

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
~ hereby given that sealed proposals viii be ne
cesyed by the board Of county commissioners OF
King county, Washington, at the once OF the aud
ftor of said county until wednesday. July &. 1891.
nj IL O'clock a M, for grading s1d sldewalkIng
the westerly cne-haif OF Eighth street. adjoining
of Seattle. ana grazing che northeriy and easteyly
portions Of said block (6ol sixty according 10 the
plans and specifications now on file in the office OF
The board reserves the right 10 reject any per
ton OF any bid and award the contract on the re
manning portion or portions tnereoL EAcn aid
thousand dollars TO be forfeited 10 the county by
the successful bidder bidders In case he or they
fail TO enter into contract with good and sufii-
Gent sureies within three days after date OF award
all bids
BY order of the board Of county commissioners
r. A. TWTCHELI. County Auditor.
Dated at Seattle June 20 1881
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
~ hereby given that sealed proposals VIII be
received by the hoard Of county commissioners of
King county, Washington, as the ONCE OF the
auditor OF said unity. until Monday, July 8. 1891
at O'Clock D. M for the clearing. grading. grub
hing. ditching and pianktng OF county road on
the east side of the Duwamish river from near the
portion thereof rs raay be designated by the board
OF county commissioners, according 20 the plans
and specifications now on ME in the ONCE of said
for clearing and grubbtng per cubic yard, and lum
Der by the ZOO feet. board measure laid down
The board reserves right 10 rejec; any portion
ing portion or portions thereof Each bid must be
accompanied by q certified check for $500. TO be
forfeited TO the county by the successful bidder or
bidders IN case he or they fail 70 enter into
with good and suce Mt sureties, within three days
after date of award The board reserves the right
10 reject any and all bids BY order of the board o.
County Audi tor.
Dated at Seattle. June 10th, 1891.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-NOTICE Is
- hereby given that the regular annual meeting
Of the shareholders of the Seattle Building and
1891. az o'clock D. M az the office OF said associa
ton room g. Occidental block, Seattle. Wash. for
the purpose OF electing board Of nine directors,
the reception of the annual report and such other
business as may come before the meeting
J. W. BIxBY, President
e T. SIMPSON, Secretary.
NoT1CE-sToCKHoLD MEETING. No
IN tice IS hereby given that the regular annual
meeting of the shareholders Of the Union Navfga-
ton Company win be held on Wednesday, July =,
1891, at $3.50 O'Clock p. m, al the principal Office
OF the company. in the Washington Territory In
vestment Company's building. Seattle, Wash. for
the election of board Of three trustees, reception
OF the annual eports and such othe- business as
may come before the meeting. The transfer stock
book Will be closed Monday. the 9TH day OF
July, 1891. and will remain closed until the 10th
day Of July, 1891
A r. Haas, Secretary
Observation-Disclosures MEETING-No-
~ tice is hereby given that the regular annual
meeting of the shareholders of the Seattle City
Railway Company will be held on Wednesday
July b, 1881, at s O'Clock p. M AT the principal
ONCE OF the company in the Washington Terri
tory Investment Companys bn' lding Seattle.
Wash, for the election of board of six trustees,
business IS may come before the meeting The
transfer stock book will be closed on Monday. the
9th day of July, 1891, and viii remain closed
until the 10th day of July, 1891.
F. ]. GRANT, President
A. F. Haas. Secretary
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LOST.

L 0ST-BULL TERRIER BITCH; GRAY
IL color; short tail. Finder will be rewarded by
returning 10 Metropolis saloon. 312 Washington
street
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
L listing between X. IL. J. Pennefather and ]. +.
Williamson, under the firm name of Pennefather
q Williamson, attorneys At law, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent Mr.. Pennefather Will
pay all the debts and collect all accounts due the
said firm r. II. J. PENNEFATHER,
]. f. WILLIAMSON.
Seattle June 80 1891
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A SSESsNENT ROLL or LOCAL IMPROVE
n nlenf district No. 8 for Rose street and D.
vanish street.
Notice IL hereby given that the assessment ron
for local Improvement district No for the <r1f
Ing OF Rose street and Duwanish street. In the cEY
of Seattle from Madison street to the north end a
Duwamish street, and constructing OF s1ev&n
on both sides thereof has been fled by the board II
public WORKS with the city council Of the civ q
Sestte and further notice Is hereby given that tie
said roll Is open FOR public inspection at the o1s
of the city clerk in the new city hail Batter h0ck
room sos. and will remain oper for inspection
until Monday. July -. A. p. 1891. AZ o'ei0ek
p. m, and all persons owning property in said y
cal Improvement district and aIl other persons To-
teresred required TO appear on said 18Th daT e
July A ID. 1891. at 80 O'Clock p m. NJ thecoua-
ell chambers in the new city hail. 70 make o1ttc
lions thereto, II any they may have. An peEsam
Interested are further notified thai the city eoa1-
ell will At said last mentioned time consider ~
and all objections made, and VIII Al said time o. 3
some adjourned meeting maze such cnrrectionsi u
such roll as u deems just, and that affer the edn
sicerztton OF any and all objections, viii sppru9
such roll and viii assess the amounts found 70 -
just against each lot and parcel OF Land front1gm
said street. INV. MILLER
Clerk Of the city Of ceef<k
Date Of first publication. July 3. 1891
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VETERINARIAN.

A J. MCINTOSH. VETERINARY SURGEON,
"a graduate Of Turcnto Veterinary College. Of
fee a. Montana stables, Fiifh and Washington
streets telephone 2Oo; resldeDce telephone S67.
fsREES & NUGENT. VETERINARY PaYsI-
VI clans and surgeons honorary graduates on
tario Veterinary College. Once and inhrm&ry at
6surnsy Cab stables, corner West and University
streets, tsephons AZ
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MTSCELL4NEOUS.
7 WILL DELIVER ICE on CARS AT Ell.
i lensburg the next ten days =, 81 so per ton s
Pearson.
L EMoNs. SICILY AND CALIFORNIA: TWO
II carloads fancy cured. II. r. Hammond &
Co.
FERRIES, CHERRIES, PLUMS, BANANAS
- and al fruit season by express daily n
X Hammond & Co.
ORANGES, RIVERSIDE. CHbICE STOCK.
~ carload II. r Hammond & Go.
I'VE BUY FOR CASH SECONDHAND FIR
w ntturs 10 any amount Frederick & Nelson
las second.
I'VE ARE NOW READY To GIVE YoJF THE
w finest well Of water there is with cur arfllins
machine work guaranteed Gail or address slS
o'ioa street Seattle, WASH
II YoU WANT TO RENT YOUR HOUSE OR
have any property to sell you want 10 hor-
row money, or yo0 want farm or city property
call on the Bennett Land Company Room ri Col
man building; they have some good bargains
IN MARION STREET. No. 30 Is THE
" place TO take youE shoes and boots 20 mend
Thomas =. Freeman.
ca onD-CHoICE CORNER: soxIao. NEW
SS.ouo two-stoTy cottage; commanding view;
on MADISON street cable; heavy sacrifice for cash
or exchange for sorae desirable business address
" Fosi-lnieiiigenoeF.
TICK ETS To ALL POINTS BY RAIL
~ IN ~ - - road s. 10 SIS cheaper than the
Anised AtenaIdson q Co. -ls second street
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AssArERs ANp CHEMISTS.

n r BoGARDUS. OFFICIAL ASsAYER FOR
y. Chamber oi Commerce; mines examined; as
saying and chemical work OF all kinds done.
Rooms -. IS and 40 sullivan building. Front, be-
tween Cherry and Columbia
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NATHEws-LExsURE- residence Of Mr..
H. NJ. Wheeler McClaire street. Seattle Wednes-
day. July l. 1891. By Rev. George T. Whffzorfh
D. D., Mr. r. p. Mathews 20 Miss Emma IIeasure
both OF this city
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RoAhp oF ALDERMEN IofNr RRsoEr.
Whereas. The city eouncfI q "A. ess~ a -.
has heretofore BY joint reesiaflon ya "A -
tts Intention 20 grade and ssl@waEk "a "a -
in the city OF SEATTLE frnn Massron srrsss II -.
north end Of Duwamish strss8 - "a "a "a -
Whereas. The city colacii q ksEf cifT II -.
ordinance No i.7ss ThicS - ,-ss.. gss We. =
and established AsseSsusns tlxlrief A. rrsss ~.
by section eight fsl q artlcas eizhf fvTEf y =.
and,
Whereas. An asSessrnenf roE AS hs.. A.. -
the board Of public WORKS wsfA rAa cry rr~~~#
eoniaining ne names % ne osners. snss ksszz
when unknown such property = Lated = zn<ee~<
owners and the sum % sl81t1& ~ srrFr 80
foot = Ass.sset agNinsi eaca sepArxte "a al =.
cs OF land % the property IN saAd dlstrict 49,
the owner aAd properly Wh-n knawn ana -
the property when the owners are unkanxr -
in said assessment ron the esfinafsd sux y =
other things were provided In saad Amsssnasf ~
a. required hy section eight : q 3zrzlA IEr;i7
Of the freehol6ers charter. therefore. "a
house % delegates q ne city Of ls-sil ! ~~,ss
assembled:
That zoe city clerk % the city ~ sse@as~,<.
directed TO publish In the ofncsal nsRnuerra
said city. IN ten consecutive issues q a szs.1
notice thai the sid ron has been Sled " ~ hs1
OF public works wlth said city councl ard - a
persons owning land In said Asss~zm@rs 4se1n
Nc. BE- required 20 APPEAR and Sc ec5rck1z
with the city clerk II any they have 90 u hsisx
the 18th day % July. A H. lssl. a<Nanf ~ =
sessment roll or the taxes or 4szess,u<nf u11
therein. or the sane will De approved q faun7 oe
rect by the city council az said time.
And II IL hereby further orcer~d and rssasod
that there be Joint session Of the city co1ncl a
the said 18Th day Of July. A d. 1891. TO hsnr ~
JeCtiOns. II any. against said assessment rn1 snt1
no objections are made for the approval thefsaL
Passed house Of delegates June 70, 1891.
F. W JONES
President House o. DeeEnz<A
Passed board Of aldermen June 50. 1881
GEO. W. HALL
President Board of AIesrEc1
Approved by me this I'd day Of July, A. d
1881 HARRY WHITE. Mayor
Filed by me this I'd day Of Juae, A. D. ISL
H W. MILLER City Clark
Published July 3, A. y. 1891.
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II store fixtures. building for rent: good location:
good reason given for wanting 70 sell out Call ~
Elasne and AlchA streets. near lake Cnloll
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FOB sALEMTsCELLANEoUs


FOR SALEMIsCELLANE
L,OR sALE-FURNITURE AND HOUSE
IL hold goods: used only three months; bargain
Apply at 220 South Twelfth street.
CoR sALE-APPLEs. PEACHES. APRICoTs
tomatoes; carload viii be in on second H.
r. Hammond & Co.
DOR sALE-soME BEAUTIFUL THOR
Il oughbred English bull terrier pups: corner
Sixth and Pine streets Kentucky stables.
L,oR sALE-GooD FAMILY HORSE. IN
IL auire at American District Telegraph Office,
l16 Cherry street.
TOR sALE-HoRsE AND PHAEToN; A
bargain Apply at Kentucky stables, Sixth and
Pine streets
L,oR sALE-sECoND-HAND FURNITURE,
Il organs, crockery, glassware stoves, tinware
Frederick Nelson, 1918 Second
II Apply Reception Billiard Hall. 2l4 Railroad
avenue.
L,oR sALE-AN ELEGANT OAK BAR OUT
Il 1T; cheap inquire ~ lls Pike street.
L,oR sALE-A FINE STOCK OF MEIER
II schaum and French brier pipes. cigars and a
lot Of silverware lis Pike street
E,oR sALE-NEw AND SECONDHAND
engines boilers and machinery. Moran Bros
&co, seattle
Tor sALE-CHEAP; 10 OXEN WELL
Il broken. with Jokes and logging outfit Apply
"a 4 Baxters stock yards corner south Fourth
and Yesier avenue.
w Transfer Company stock; will sell down Ad-
dress HORSE and Rider. Post-Iniellgencer.
SO00-THE CoNGREGATIoNALC HURC9
S-OO building on Third and University for
sale: cost 81, 400. See j. A. Moore, los Columbia
street
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TMPoCNDED STOCK AT AUCTION-ssAe.l ,' ~ :.
Il day. July II. ~ 10 a. N, In fronL !. .ss,s 49,
headquarters corner FoGrth and Terrace .s a.
VIII sell al pu Ollie auction to the btgness 49, $3.50
cash, TO pay expenses OF tnlpoundins 49, - .os.
rel horss af,nt fnres - years Of age with sm.h
white spots. The owner Of the above oesi'
trnal q TO me unknown prsuraS
CHEF Of Police seAsssA
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STORAGE OF GRAIN. PgoDrr-
- cher properly solicited and warshs,n.. : ~
sven n x harnraosse. a Co, s2l -523 80
wharf sc11g1c