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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

Mr. Ashmead Bartlett tells a good story
si,nnt hi, going 10 Ireland for the irst
,lme "a, soon a. landed Ia Ireland !
attempted to look for traces OF ,o'lp ~ t,y
anoestors. who came roul Ihe s1,loln9
north OF ireland. Meeting an inIsllis.hs
hooking lrlshman, Informed Nun OF ~
mission, saying that my ancestors uln''
grated from about that tpot Wy years So
aud was theru trying To LOOK lhvnl w
he answercdi "Ye say your ancestors elll,,
grated from our town about w. y.a's $50 ~,
Ihiu Why are yea looking for item A'''~'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

MIR n. O., Afed "a, bad suffered with painfnl
periods from her tveuii srronf year FOR tho
nan uaiuH, also low dos ~ ln me back Another
uouflo was very offensive leurofrhma, ar'
companlra hg iniolrralle itching anu hurainF
Iatua. she, a. she ACKNOWLEDGED, did not lo0s
isg an Invalid, 10 she was iuet inrilos N
height and weighed about 10 pnnuds never.
ihelcas abe WAS a area, suhefer, hhr CON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

The immortal Shakespeare Il said q
have worn earrings, and Charles | Il re-
puted 10 have been tho owner Of a mAgnih
cent pair Of pearl earrings, which be hs
queathed u his daughter tho day before he
WA executed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

When the ankle has been severely zpraln.
ed immorse II Immediately In hot water,
keeping II there for hfteen or twenty mia.
ntes After II has been taken out " tho
water Keep II bandaged with cloths wrung
out OF hot water.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

AZ n recent liinloo service In tho
Kalishat shrine nj Calcutta 200. 900 per.
sons took part Three hundred Brah.
Minis conducted tho services. chanting
the vodaa, Ton thousand homaa wogo
performed for tho protection u ryligloa
Eal thousands sang tho hymnL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

In the Pfonaio Cont, IN and for salt Lake
County. TcTfiiprl Of UtAh
In the Mater OF no Estate Of Harriet TAN,
deceased.

n Ilifahfth l. WEB, afmlniati atria u tho
estste ~ Harriet TAFT deceased has ton.
,iered Tor setirmrni. aud fled In snid Court,
her lnal aeeouni ~ ~ ellnllhifahon N sad
resifuN of sad estate ari0nF the pcTsnua tui
utlrd thereto, nnd mat iridiy, the ith
dar u july. 4. y ~, a ~ a. m, a. Tho
unufe. salt iatn tliy aud County, Utah To-.
rIt1rv. has Nrtu duly app lrtfh hF tue Judge
AZ ssld Court f1r me seiilfmrut ~ sad an
count aud neitlnf e4li tgNNll Inf il'ulll'
eltsii HI aid estaio may aupesr aud shaw
rsusa. N auy there he,WhY sad account should
not 10 settled sud approved hu4 nnai dlsinuu'
lion tnAiin Ns prayed Tor,
Iaftd june lhin, 1871,
q, X, ALt,tS, Clefs ~ Probate Court
NJ 4. l.. STANTON, pepgJ. alw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

NOTICE ~ fiEnEnl GIVEN. THAT 1lih
= corporation formed under the laws ~ the
Territory Of Utah, has presented ~ the ll-s
trirt tourt Of the Third Judirlai Iittfict, Ter
fitnrr u Utah. q petition pfAyiua " lt4 allowed
10 dlslnruffurAtf aud dissolve, aud that Tues
day tho .nth day 81 June, Isl. a. 10 o'clock IN
the forenoon. ~ ~ soon thereafter a. counsel
can Ne neari. has been Hprninird Re the urri
aud the court fnon ~ the Dittilrt Court Or ihu
Thlfd Iui riai uistfirt. In the city aud cuunfY
81 SILT lake, Trfutofy " ttah, as the Place
Al whish said Application u w. ~ heafd 4
hand and afiivrd the seal % the THIRD umtfirt
Court aforesaid. this Gid dfy % way, 1901.
isrAL1 HENRY q. MCMILLAN, Jicft.
dIaW Nv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

This 80 certify that have been great
suavrsr tor twenty year, with hcmnffluius or
tiirs some ~ Nrrls since I Hprhed 20 Dr.,
iauftug for Teliri. Inc gentleman operated On
mo for radical cure, the operation peourled one
tnlnutr'a uiar, since wlich haNu cot funcftd
hi no lsisi anil consider mYteli fAuicAlly
cured tor Nhlch Am Hrainiul T. these eml'
usnt rhysirlanH. Wa N. CHEM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

"a old apple woman known ~ "ltitty-
has Just died In London at the agc Of ono
hundred and four. She KEEP. q little stand
near -. James hall. where she often
sold candy to Lord Nelson and apples to
Pl.l aud Fox.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

Inanclent times the people worshlped the
imagu, 81 gods. valiant soldiers aud saints
from some Of the most important Of these
came the NAMES applied 10 the different
days Of the week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

~ wonder II Shakespeare would have
modified any Of his plays Il DO had lived
until todayi"
no doubt II. lie would have taken
Hamlet for Instance, aud made q tank
drama In Il, Ophelia could then have sui
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

~why, Peter this Is the third time you
have come hero beggug That Is rather
ioo much. you known A.
"Aeh. sure, your reverence, US 20
Trouble al all. | haven't no far TO wAlAf
.-l.ustlge ulstOTien.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

CAnAu A. MITCHELL GRAHAM, Tii.
- Nutffian u The person and estate Of 10.
ssph l. y ifoffic e., Niilism ~, Rosa. safsh
~. sod taafius n, efaham, ninofs. haunr
Sled her petition horeia, duly verified, praying
for an order - sale % all tr resi estate II II
iuinofi. fuf the purposes therein sst fuftn, % u
hereby ordered tust The nsxf o. An ~ The
ward. and al rffauua Interested M The fstHfH
~ sain miusfs appear before the ssid Probate
touu On fnfay, tho ieuth day uf July, ili,
the Couft Room - said i'rouate Court II he
County Cour House, 10 the Cry aud CountT u
SAT- Lahe, tuh Territory, 10 show cause NhY
an order should not he Efhhtsd 70 ne said
guardian, g. eel 20 much u NE ftai estaie u
the sald minors, a. private sait. a. shan 10
urressafTs And that COPY " this order lf put.
ishrf 81 least three successive wsels VI the
DISSENT HNustN9 Nrws, a Newspaper Ifiutsd
and pub istct On sald CITY ani santy.
Dalsd fth day u Juus, tssl.
a. W. uAniUif, Probate jude.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

In it, native habitat the shell Of the
oyster IL always litile open, aud micro
soopie. waving hairs set up currents which
carry the food plants 10 ita mouth, wherc
they are cngulfed aud Hiterward dlgeslsd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

t,C. D, Auen, Ciert o. the Probate Court Ia
auffuf ne gsuniY ~ eait iats, In The Tent
tori ~ ltah, DO hereby reftify that ne tore
fpins u Alan, tue an correct coy u order
should not " made in the matter the satata
End EuaIdianthip ~ Joseph T. N. afHham, %
Al tulpnfs, A. alprafaof record In ny uf1ra.
IN Wiitcta whereof. have hrfeuhi1 sot my
hsnf AID saved ne seal VI sAid Couu, thu
Hh Day VI Jane. A. u, iyli.
tftALl & q. AttIN,
ny @. q. STANTON,
urlutY ti7fE. dHV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

And In accordance with Law AMI an order ~
Ne Hoard q. Dlftrtort, made oh The tlth day
s,os v s - - nSes ss IN r. .ea =,
ths once % the ConrknY ~ rAlt Lake tltY, on
ifiday the 9TH dsy u Iuue, ilsi, stsp o., 20
pay tie Delinquent tssfssmfai, togeihef With
The cost of hdyefisins snd "a snsss Of falc
hy ofief Of the Hoard u nileclnfs,
az b. q, HORN, AriinE ssey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

We once knew provincial H.Asher who
actually wrote to Paris tailor =,
81 want you TO make mo two suits OF
clothes. You can take the measure OF tha
Apollo di Delyidere- just my ht."-iA Vie
do Euiullle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18
NOTICE or SALE or REAL ESTATE
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

NoIiCE IA HFnEuY uivIN. THAT N
~ isIaatrg ~ an order ~ ho ifusatu
v9gfi % ~. lsss ,pun,,, ttah, insfs o. NJ
tate ~ ihumHa NJ hafiscu, fcCasisf. tfa 90.
isnisned, Ne aiminlttfnlof ai 10 said stists,
~, -. A. r9l,', .e,,,n g. ls ~ 80 liitgl
Amstirs, Arl suigset 70 the enf afmsiian 4, NJ
taHd rfnlais Cont ~ saii tale Oouuly, uish.
% 20 ~ az u lane, ~, 4 y clsg, a.
FORT fsA hni nn th0 rfapsuY hsfe nsf ~
llstfhsi ~ w rfht, vile, ihisfttt and a.
iais q 1hgm.s q ,hafdfan, At ne Tine " M,
ffalt, snd ~ ~ rrht uts fh1 lnisrsai thai
ttg ssli sststs hss, ~ operation 81 iae af
uihsfWisg, hfuuIfal other thau 0r IN Al iitinn
70 ihai u ths ssii fhomAs lichsfifon II iha
!cunsi iupefiy tiinalsd IN salt Lac Couniy.
~ fffutnfIi described ~ fuiiess, 20 sit
nss nnlur a rpini .quih u dtfisss sect,
Two fnds fftm 10 snuttaast conner % Iiurl
Tour ttl, tuou iuft Fiat. an1 In the rsnifs 4
iuuf q fue strigii tttute auuth seventeen
~ dss ess wet, luiiy ani w. ienih, ~ y
rpit ts0fg ~ sts 70 TIE sputhsttt safnsf ID
ths southeast gusrtsf oi hsfilnu TuuHty rtns
40, = a.. hAtFu D.. salt lais bass aad
ncfidian, thence csti ifdsui nyu trnihs f.fi
fads, ihrars unuh fstcniptn fiii dsrtes,. cad
fsuy ihfsa aud sisht.iCniht as roo. h ~
eehiie " four iai siIsli, tlsEca on he CO.,
d,rrsss as., Va 20 .is.,snlh. "a, ~" ,ss. 4,
itg pla,e q tssiunlnE cpnisihihs one Ard
tlshf infrs hunifediis 70 AZ hnfsa
ME- We 20, is,s zee gu 80 rs.l.e ga ~
tniqn faf iiat, containing ga arfes.
AZ 'se sh9,s, =, re =, properly = situated
~ w s ~ ~ \. ~. ~ M. s.,I ~ a. az
PERSONAL fHorEuIf.
me feather bed aad Dc pillow.
one Boa ia1iss' Old clothes.
uuul.at uenis old clothes.
one clothes brush
one PEA and fundfY Old tools
unr loatiuFFlais, tsn chairs.
one lsfsinid, one laurHr.
unH he'll, one no. shns
vac pair shoes, one luuIheF box.
fvtiU d1s balf u csIpei fass
unr piece 81 fnrri tNa stseiYAffs.
tiurg luuiff lotes, nuu uil aga.
% Old elder tnlil, yinrgAH
une turtrt, - Old trss
one Ga shsslpauuv, 1hfse bars :. insh Iron,
~ "a eeppsi irsl.. ialss ,psde.. two forl..
40 wopd fatrai una anvil
ors lsllar,, ons 'iss. toe hammers, iohlas',
0as eid haT0a, one share eapi,Ai aosl 10
Nine bed Iliiit.
Doe ha,ll n lsdle,' shoes AMI hats.
unt smAll wnfk basket
uns bureau vita ola clothes.
yvoisyelyer,. eae cupboard with di.hsa
oft table, Que lamp, one comb ease.
tuo sets tuitea hnd fofts.
iWs old clcsss. lvo seamless sasia
Qunung francs, thne bars aoala
fNr aufsIs, fhuemaksfs tools
One picture, one old LA
Two hurt saun, thTra Oh stofef.
one sausage MIL, one clothes Ndnrer
unu piatu iron NlllrE old lumber
tffus ani conditions 81 sale CASH ten per
eeui 10 te phin on dAy ~ sale, balance 90 con
tImAuon ~ sale ard dewey Of aeed, Deed
NtApss's OF pa'ehA,f,nnus N w.,vr,
AdministfAior Of the estate 81 IhomAs
hirhafdtnu, derftssi.
is,Io n. wAbprli', Attorney for Admiss.
uataT,
na'.d,hls slh day Q, June. l,ll. d,d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

FreC HInd,or. Sai Lais cny, tiaAi
nrar Hif Tho catarfh tTesimsut have been
uslnE ~ nr. Lanalur has benefited mo most
wonderfully. ! wish - continue tho ucats
meat, and herewith stnd moacy order tor
sAmp, ! am truly yours, -. .. ..........
4. ". nuk Nhi. WAL D. NNliMibIs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

The great Juvenal Is authority Tor the
statement that oarrings wefu worn by oil
tho males residing In the EuphEsles PROV
Incg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

DHiNCiIAL rLAuk ~ nuhlSfhH, PAIR
tIty, Utah. Noufe is hereby gigrn, that
Al meeting 81 tho Hoard u tfusiefa, tall
on ihp tth day Of May iul, az astftsWfuf lNu4
~ Of two ceuts per shafr vas levied un the
capital STOCK Of TIE rufpufalinn. payable win D.
10 lhuty days 10 the tsrfuthrY ~ kait lake
tlly, tlhh. Any stQrf uupn which thia asses
ment may remain unpAld on tho snh daY u
June, lei, vii DO drllnuurnt And advertised
tor sale ~ public suction and unlrss payment
10 made einfe vill 10 fola % the oh day N
eofupany's once, Ionfuiuiinn huildinF, salt
i.aku civ Utah, n pay the delinquent asses q,
meat, together with costs u advertising aud
W. J. BURTON. ssofeiAIy,
a Main street, salt lake Guy, tAh litsi.
desee, No, 100 :. second Wuat street
dlAWlth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18
Assurance,

-wili you love me while am away.
MAriay' he said, fcrycnlly.
II Will" she replied 20 positively that
DO debated about going. New York
Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18
DrLispuEar NoncE.

Tho reiievus. Idaho Nlnirs Companr. tnsG.
Hon % Iflrr al place ~ huHifUss, Aaif
lnAu CIV ttnhs location 20 Mice aut
VERY hinral iiili hinirF msifiri, STATE
~ Idaho.
N'0itcE,-TiirnE y pri iNQurNr W.
~ on The fnIlnHinf frarFihHd stock, uu ars
Htue. levied nn tra ilth DAY % MN, tui. tne
several a. cunts fgt uup1fiis ne uaiars % The
IlLna --INa n-LL- Lu-lnL-. b ln-lnl--
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

Money !: !. 7.
Nsfa'at aHaffitaf ~ SEQ a. o. IHH flIais
- 500 sat Z Ell - fIsl - IHH 80 rtaH ~
tiraaitts sHI - o.. 80 g. - b. aisa 90 sfssls,
90 aH anaT IH HiHTasHH We lafHIsa D. o.
80 go - tNNff % aHfIHH tsfa ~
ifa1aslHa tatH 'rfltI. 4 40. ~ "a, faht.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

mrhoed treatment with us Ga January, isssAu
IN August " p, shc gave firth o. healthy gifl
baby, rhe u nov well anu on the foAd 70 hap.
ulur4a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
ESTATE.


ESTATE.
NoTtcr n uEurnr OWN. THAT N
~ pursuance Of an order u The rrahais
Court o. DAVIS uounD, Ia Tho fnatier 81 the
ssiais ~ Amos fsiFhtnts, deceased. tho "a
dffaIfuea adninisthinr ~ said estate Nill cell
A private sale, tor rash, 10 tho highest htiiuf.
and sutlsrt a. confirmation b. sad rrohats
toaIi, 90 o. after No stih day of inhs, ispi
Al The fiEhti tile, Interest ana ettaia u said
Amos lhlfbahts ~ the time ~ Lit deAth, And
alec all the right. title and interest that TIE -
tats has ~ operation % Law or otlrrHisa a.
Quilted, oihsf than or ~ additiun 90 that VI
fAld iuissiAte Al tho time % hls death, In and
70 those certain lofa pieces o. parcels % land
lYihg and hfing In nountuul, county " naYla
1efflioTY ~ itAh, And dfsrFihoa asfnlloWs. a.
wit Al ~ lot 2, and Ahout one third ~ an
sore 10 ne northeast pert % Tot q. both To-
hl0es q, Plata" iountful Townslfo sutgsy.
hidt 81 nrefs "a NuunF may BE- made AZ any
t,ae after The nfft publication of this nniirr.
snd before the salf, SAID tbs may Ne deiV
cred " The unieItiFued N bic Tesidtuee 10
houniful, DAVIS tounty, Or ~ Tho once ~
Charles !, feAfson, stiorney, iis \, Main
street nalt lake cry,
Terms aud eoadiii0ns Of SALE TeaptT cent Of
price offered 70 accompany nd, bsisnee on
conformation of sale by Probate Court Deed al
expense VI tao purchaser,
hids will b. received Tor each lot separately.
UfniiUL a. IlsCbl'g''
Administrator Of tho estate Of Amos Far
hshks, deceased.
LATED June An, is1i. Cav
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18
LEGAL NOTICE.
n tho pIslriet Court IN aud for me Third ia
dlclai D.atuct, Icffiiofy. ~ ttah, county
~ galt Lake.


In tho matter Of tie application u the SNAKE
uiysr Cfnal aud ttt,Wer Company,
. corporation, 70 dissolve.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-18

order 10 show Cause why order Of sale Of
Real tstate should not 10 made.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-04-02
rrE naE&vr.x srEn sx.vrcE.

The Moravian Easter services
which WAS held in Salem on last
Sunday morning was none the less
interesting TO those who partlcipa
ted in them because it was a repeti-
ton of similar services which have
been observed at this place on each
Easter morning for nearly a century
past.
AS in years gone by the band pa
raded the streets at midnight and
played sacred airs. which echoed and
re echoed through our cities with
marvellous sweetness and melody.
AS in years gone by crowds were
seen gathering at the old Moravian
church at earliest dawn, when the
first grey streaks of light fash up in
the Eastern horizon. That same
methodical way of leaving the church
for the grave yard, and the gather
ing at Gods acre was observed with
scruplus exactness, it was the same
old formal way of conducting these
services, but because it was SO it de-
tracted nothing from their interest.
Five thousand people gathered in
this city of the dead to commemorate
the resurrection of Him who died
that we might live. 1t was a solemn
sight, standing beneath the shadows
of those ancient cedars that stood
like lone sentinels guarding the rest
ing place of those who slept the
sleep CT death, listening to the sing
ing of hymns and the blare of bugle.
''He is risen, He is risen indeed"
In the West the moon like a silver
shield was sinking behind the hills,
while in the East the sun was just
bursting from its glorious bed of
glitterins fire. The whole makes a
picture that lasts with life.
The exercises concluded with the
benediction. The floral decorations
was not as profuse as in other years
owing to the lateness of spring, yet
we found upon many graves some
very pretty flowers In handsome de-
signs.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-04-02
OVER tn. srArE.
Catawbs fruit prospect flne.

Catawbs fruit prospect fine.
Caswell farms too wet t. work.
Newton will have q national bank.
New Borne votes on improvement
bonds May 4th.
Democrats elect six of tho ten
Wilmington aldermen.
Reidsvllle votes on issuing $50, 900
improvement bonds next Thursday.
A Monroe negro woman jumped
into a 40 foot we'll without injury.
A Reidsville lady found . genuine
and very valuable pearl in an oyster.
Reidsvills aspires to 10000 popu-
lation during tho coming ten years.
Southbound trains passing Green's
boro yesterday carried snow covered
cars.
Ex-Congressman Brewer returned
home through Greensboro from
Washington yesterday.
Newton Enterprise says . good
deal Of cotton still remains in Ca
tawba.
Quite a number of Northern peo-
pie returning from Florida are stop
ping over at Fayetteville.
Widow Of flagman Ross, who lost
his life on the Lenoir Marrow Gauge
Road near Newton, has lost her
mind.
China Grove, Rowan, has q chick
en- trade with Mecxlenburg, Cabar-
rus, Union, Stanly. Rowan. Dayie,
Iredell and Davidson counties.
Prayer book of Lieut.. Chas. T.
Haigh, Fayetteville, killed May IL,
1864, has just been returned to his
relatives by D. F. French, Quincy,
Mass.
An Easter egg, marked April 16,
1876, with pictare on the shell of
the old blue hen that laid the egg,
has been presented to the Concord
Standard.
Wilmington Seacoast Railroad,
during dull season, September to
April. runs round trip for Is cents /;
April to September so cents the
round trip.
The people of Wilmington set
down hard on sewerage. In the
election there on Thursday her citi-
zens gave only 296 votes for sewer
age out of = vote of 2,6O1.
The Greensboro Record says relia-
BILE authority makes VIM. Barker
the man who did the shooting in the
Surry moonshiners' difficulty, by
which r. /. Barnwell was killed and
Tom Brim dangerously wounded.
The $500 reward offered by Governor
Fowle for the arrest of tho murder
er, will get him out Of the thicket.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-04-02
TO DO THE HANDSOME THING.

From Supt. G. W. Maslin, who has
just returned from a tiip up the
Roanoke and Southern to Martins
Vile, we learn that on the 10th
Of April the first through pas
senger train will be run between
Winston and that young city among
the Virginia mountains.
In order to make known their JOY
and give her sister towns the oppor
tunity of rejoicing with her, Mar
tinsville will make ready grand
banquet to cost 81 900, and cele brate
the completion of the road in style
appropriate to the occasion.
The committee of arrangements
have invited the Winston Salem
Chamber of Commerce, many distin-
guished visitors from Roanoke, Dam
vile and other places, and have ar
ranged toasts to several of which
Winston men, with others will re.
spond.
This will be a great occasion in
which our twin cities can show their
appreciation of being a sister to
these good Virginia cities.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-04-02
DEMOCRATIC BIG SIX.

Governors are to be elected this
year to succeed Boies in Iowa,
Buckner in Kentucky, Jackson in
Maryland, Albeit in New Jersey,
Hill in New York, and Campbell in
Ohio.
All six of these Governors are
on the Atlantic seaboard, and two
in Western States. The fact that all
six of the Offices to be contested are
now held by Democrats is circum-
stance without precedent in the
political history of the country in
the year preceding a Presidential
election, and makes the coming cleo
tions of singular and sifnifficant
Importance. These six elections
will furnish the only Indication
which the voters of the nation will
have before 1892 of the changed or
changing political conditions reveal
ed by election figures.
Three of the States, New Jersey,
Maryland, and Kentucky, are surely
Democratic. Ohio the birthplace Of
every Republican President elected
since Lincoln, has always been
closely contested, while Iowa, for
many years Republican stronghold,
is now dominated by the Changers.
1t is one of the bright spots on the
horizon of the day dream politi-
clans, who have for years past bonn
barded its citizens with pamphlets,
tracts, memorials, and statistical
tables, thus booming the business of
the Post Office without securing to
the Democracy its electoral vote in
any Presidential contest. The ma
jority against Mr. Cleveland in Iowa
was 200 greater in 1883 than in
1884. Maryland, on the other hand,
is the abode of that courageous and
resolute true blue Democracy of
which Arthur P. German is so con-
splcous an exponent. Republican
candidates for Governor, or indeed
for any other Office of fame power,
emolument, are at discount in that
commonwealth, where more reliance
is placed on principles than upon
amphlets.-N. Y. Sun.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-04-02
Ne. REST. sa. Cs..E. Of occ.p..,...

AS for the feeling that we need
rest, rest, rest, it is often a falla-
cious one. 1t is action which makes
muscle. The spirit of life enters into
us when we take a vital part to-day.
Often we suffer from rest. A change
of occupation is what we most need
as a relief, and the relief hours of an
active person turn out to be very in>
telligent. We must rest, but we
need not lose our electricity, which
the will, the thought can command
at all times, and which ought to be
on guard, like an orderly, to sum
mon US when we should become
alert. Headaches evaporate if we
must exert ourselves for those we
love, or we almost forget the pain,
which is the same thing; and ILL
temper cannot flourish unless we
have idleness in which to reflect
upon the notes belonging to some
one else. With energy leading the
way, ennui lifts from the horizon,
and we see color and distance again.
There are women who labor day by
day in hunger and despair. 1t seems
as if others might labor in comfort
and health, instead of sitting down
to lassitude and sighs.-Harper's Ba-
Zaar.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-04-02
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

? Whereas, God, in His infinite wis
dom, has seen fit to remove from our
midst our young brother, Albert B.
Binkley,
Resolved, That we, the member.
Of Warmers Alliance, No. 1924, do
recognize the hand of mysterious
Providence in removing first from
among US brother so young and SO
full of promise.
Resolved, That we tender his be-
reaved brother and his family our
deepest sympathy, trusting they may
find comfort in the thought that che
is not lost but gone before"
~ Resolved, That copy of these
resolutions be spread on our minutes,
a copy be sent the family and to the
WESTERN SENTINEL and the Union
Republican for publication.
j. w. MILLER,
W. R. WAGNER Com.
p. L. DoUB.