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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
THIS Is REMNANT HEBK !!

Another batch OF r 4a ass at
third and half. All right, bu. hey
are "odds and ends, hence Tie price
collapse.
Do you need r.in-proof Rubber
Cape? Thin twice before replying.
You certainly will have use Tor one
in stormy weather. Shoa er-proof
Gossamers, too, in combination
shapes, silk finish, and stripes and
plaids.
Another sensation IL Gen Ia
dies and Children's all-wool In3er-
wear. In very little ti.na we nave
sold over hundreds OF ias.ar- worth
in this line, and still til c5F more,
more" Why such a acmand ere?
Because Of the excellent qlal : aid
fair prices.
Some extra quick prices Che
mile Table Covers, han--itea ! ray
covers. exquisite danask ;oEs.s AID
table naplsios, embroidery -aEiss,
and almost 80 eGd Of useful things
at this very same counter.
a number OF the Cotton s.ais 60
down this week. Yboze Piat fIau-
nelets we told you about !a- ay,l at
10 cts. per yard. Mi!cs of m have
dwindled TO yards. tr5 Of
patterns Is worth being 4a
Nothing has been overlook in
J the gathering of mems One
| Important item is the handsome eek
wear. ] hen theFe'7 hosiery, -auts,
both linen and cotton, han8.se liieis
and suspenders, hats and caps and
rubber goods.
We have something entire new
in solid gold and silver j .ciry.
Call and see what ii Is You've not
seen the like before. TLefa par
kle, light aud beauty in every piece.
Next week We are going to tell
you something about Holiday aud
Xmas things They are arriving
every day, aud We are making space
for the beautiful display.
Your Obedient Servant,
D. d. SCHOUI.ER.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
Forsyth Superior Court.

Judge ]. F. Graves, of Mt. Airy,
arrived in the city over the R. & S.
road Monday morning, and after reg
isterIng at the hotel proceeded to the
Court House at once where he imme-
diately opened the fall term of For
syth Superior Court. After the
petty jurymen q grand jury, COM
tlemen, was drawn:
T. E. Burke, NJ. g. Westmore-
land, }. w. Ogburn, ]. S. Pfaff, T.
C. Walker, r. D. Griffin, B. S.
Brown, J. W. Boner, ]. B. Conrad,
F. R. Amos, E. L. Kiser, Eli Weavel,
M. r. Fulp, P T. Mock, Fl. w.
Foltz, John H. Tesh, R. S. Linville
and Monroe Phillips, col. Mr.. R. s..
Linville. of Bellows Creek township,
| was made foreman.
Judge Graves charge was strong
and practical. He explained the
laws of North Carolina and urged
upon the men who sat on the graEd
| jury to see that the laws were car
ried out-enforced; that it was a
dnty they owed to themselves as
citizens.
The following cases were disposed
of Monday and Tuesday:
State VS. Joe Grubbs. fined one
penny and cost.
State VS. 6. NJ. Newsom, pleads
guilty; fined So and cost.
/ State VS. Frank Hines, pleads
guilty; fined $50 and cost for retail
ing.
State VS. Redge Dodson, guilty.
State VS. Dennis Hairston, moi
/ guilty.
State VS. F. w. Burrows, plead,
guilty; fined 80 and cost.
| State vs. George Starr, plead
guilty; S. and cost.
State VS. Sam Leonard, J. fines $5Ot
and cost for retailing.
The Judge sits down on retailing
he makes rule to fine retaile
What his license would have beel
for the length Of time that he sol,
! without them.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
SALE OF OTIS /

BY virtue of a Mortgage Dee1 executed to
the undersigned on the Sth day of July, 1890,
by Il d. Holcumb ami wife and recorded in
the office of the Register of Deeds for Forsyth
county in book No s, page 452, &c. We will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash at the Court House door in Winston, N.
G., at O'clock p m. on tn, 5th day of Janu-'
AIRY, 1892 a lot of land lying in the county of
northern portion of Winston, adjoining the
lan3s of Clarke & Ford, J. A. Vance and others.
For further description see said Mortgage
Deed. JONES &KERNEs.
Nov. "a. Trustees
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RaIeigh's system a Back Number.

An article in Sundays Raleigh
News and Observer indicates that
the electric street car system of that
city is very complete bust. Pas
sengers on some cars wait 40 min
utes; other passengers with tickets
are elected by the autocratic con
ductors; The current stops and :ears
are constantly jumping the track
and causing delays" The manager
of Ralelgh's troublesome ear system
ought to come to Winston and see
what delight a perfectly laid track,
thoroughly equipped and manned
cars and efficiently managed electric
system is. Winston's electric cars
go with the regularity of clock work.
The company spent money to have
everything made right from the be-
ginning, and no city has more sat
isfactory electric car service than
Winston Salem.
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sac De HsiNsni EEERnl

BY virtue OF a Mortgage Deed executed by
George q. Crews ana wife to Georee s, AIa,h-
ews and Nancy Mathews on the 10th say of
January 1889, recorded in the off eof the Reg
lister of Deeds of Forsyth county in Book No
8, page l47, ETC., the undersigned mortgages
will expose at public sale to TIE highes. bidder
at the conrt house doorin Winston. C., On
the It'll day of December 1891, at l O'Clock ..
M, subject to prior mortgage recorded n said
records in book No. 6. page l45, ETC., tact of
land lying in the county of Forsyth and STAKE
of North Carolina, six miles east ftho itv Of
Winston, n c., on the waters of Muddy 'reek
adjoining the lands of Calvin Crews, = ".
Elliott and others containing one hundred and
ffty-seven acres more or less. For tull discrip-
ton see said mortgage deed. Terms ofsale Cash
Gro Cos $. MArnrws, Mortgages.
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pied at the Age of fO6

News has been received here of
the death on Thursday last, at her
home near New Friendship. five
miles south of Salem, 81 Aunt" Chloe
Steward. widow of the late Jona-
than Steward, at the advanced age
of LOG years. The deceased was
well known in both Forsyth and
Davidson counties and has long
been regarded the oldest person in
either county. Her mind has been
effected for several years, otherwise
her health has been remarkable
good. She was the mother of four
teen children, seven Of whom sur
vive her, besides a large number of
grandchildren, grear and great
great grandchildren. Her husband
died 80 years ago at The age Of 80
years. The funeral services were
held at Mount Vernon church on
Friday.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
b. W.Godwin Dead.

Mr.. W. B. Goodwin wholesale gro
Ger, died at his home IN North Win
ston Saturday evening at o'clock,
OF consumption, of which he has
been a constant sufferer for several
months. Mr.. Goodwin was yet
young man, aged 30 years, and has
been An active member of business
circles all of his life. When quite
boy he moved from his native coun-
ty, Hartford, to Norfolk, Va. where
he was engaged in wholesale gro
Gerry house, afterwards becoming a
partner His health bsgan faitlng
and he moved to Winston about two
months aga, opening wholesale
fancy grocery and cofactionary store
in the new First National Bank Bull.
ding, which is now under the man.
agement of his brother. who was as
ISOLATED with him. Mr.. Goodwin
leaves wife and three children.
The funeral services will take place
to morrow at 3 o'clock p. M, from
the residence and his remains will be
inferred in the Winston Cemetery.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03

Ne * 81 Ell, OF Winston. j. u
S"iou If th 4th generation which has
attended school at the ~alem Female
Academy. Her mother was II pupil
there, her grandmother and grea t.
grantmot other. Ifany schoolc can pro
duce a finer record than that, we
would be glad. to hear from Them.
says the ''Aeademy.'
Al attempt was madeSunday night
by some unknown party to enter the
residence of Mr.. John Brown on
Cherry street. The glass in the
front door was broken, but fortu-
nately Mr.. Archie Crute, who boards
there, heard the noise and in attempt
ing to secure a shooting iron the
would-be burglars were frightened
off.
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Sale of House and Lot.

BY virtue of Mortgage-Doed executed by
William Jackson and Easten jackson. COL, on
September 22nd, 1890, and recorded in the
office Of the Register of Deeds for Forsyth
County in Book of Mortgages, No9, page 3I8.
We will expose to public sale to highest bidder
al the house on TIE premises, on the 4th day of
January 1892 at one O'Clock, house ard lot
lying in the town of Rural Hall, FORSYTH coun-
ty, adjoining the lands Of Augustus Glenn end
others. For tull description the mort gagged
deed. Term Cash, B. Biting,
dec. Sd 4w@ =. T IoNG
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
Death in salem.

Mrs. Sophia Beckel, widow lady,
after an illness of several days, died
of pneumonia, at her home in Salem
at one O'Clock Monday morning. aged
81 years and IL months. The de-
ceased leaves number of relatives,
among whom are brothers, Messrs.
G.. L., G. c., Calvin, Irwin and j. S.
Miller, and sister, Miss Addie Mil
Ter. Mrs. Beckel was a consistent
member of the Moravian church.
The funeral services will be held to-
morrow at 2:3O o'clock p. m. at the
above named church. Friends are
invited.
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Dropped Dead.

Mary Walker was found dead in
her house Saturday night on Long
Branch" A post mortum examina-
tion was held and the verdict render
ed that the deceased came to her
death from henri disease.
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COUNTY

forsyth COUNTY,
L In the Superior Cart
P. TT, Hanes. and John w. Hanes, doins-bu
ness as P II. Hanes & Co.,
AGAINST
4. Chilean and Lithinthal,- doing busin IS as
A. Chilean & O..
WARRANT OF ATTACHMENT.
To the DEPENDENTS above named:
Youare hereby notified that IAN ariic. ha~
been begun in the Surerinr Court Of F 18th
County against you IN the above entitled elton
returnable before the judge Of the Sr, ,arior
Court of FORSYTH county, beginning at Winson
on the seth dav of November. 1891.
You are further notified that warrant Of
attachment has been issued arainst HIGH
has been levied upon the indebtednt of
Hodsin. Bros & Lunn. due TO Won ct -hich
time Won can appear and, answer if you BE so
advised.
w. B STAFFORD
C.-S. c., Of FORSYTH Con, ty.
Bv A. Hanes. D. G.
Watson Buxton. P'ft Att'ys
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
Captured And Escaped.

Geo. H. Wylde, of England, who
married Miss Monroe, of Greensboro,
some days since, was captured in
Kinsten Wednesday night en-route
for Greensboro. He was hand-cuffed
and jumped through a window of the
car as the train was running into
Hillsboro He has wife and six
children in England. The officers
followed the fugitive at Hillsboro,
but as yet to no avail.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
BASTERN II. E. APPOINTMENTS
The North Carolina Conference at Green
vile Closed.
WELLINGTON GETS REV. ". c. NORMAN.
A Clean Sweep Made in RaleiSh-Dr.
j. I'll. Gordon Goes to Wilson
Other Transfers.

The North Carolina Conference
which has been in session at Green
vile the past week has closed and
Bishop Galloway Monday night read
the appointments. Among them are
the following most important on IS:
Raleigh district, j. A. Cunning
GIN, Presiding Elder; Raleigh, Eden
ton Street, John N. Cole; Raleigh,
Central, J. B. Hurley; City Mission
and Brooklyn, K d Holmes; Frank
linton, N FL. D. Wilson; Louisburg,
L. e. Thompson; Tar River, b. B.
Culbreth; Smithfeld Ct, w. III.
Pickett; Clayton ct, j. j. Barker;
Rolesville, ct, B. C. Alfred; Cary Ct.
P. l.. Herman; Youngsville Ct, r..
II. Whitaker; Oxford ct, j. II. Hall;
Oxford. R. F. Bumpass; Granville
ct, v. A. Sharpe; Henderson, w.
l.. Cunninggim; Buckhorn Ct, E.
Pope; Etitor Raleigh Christian Ad-
vocate, Rev. F. L.. Reid, D. D.; SUI
perintendent Oxford Orphan Asy-
lum, Rev. w. S. Black, D. d.
Durham District-E A. Yates,
Presiding Elder; Durham, Trinity,
X. T.. Beamon; Main street, +. a.
Bishop; Carr church, O. Ryder;
Chapel Hill. N M. Watson; Hills
boro ct, j. nj. Lowder; Pittsboro ct. +,
N. E. Coltraine; Haw River Ct, l..
johnson.
Goldsho1o, ST. Paul, B. R. Hall;
Kinston, F. NJ. Shsmburger; Ridge
way, j. w. jenkins; Littleton, r. P.
Troy; Halifax, W. L. Grissom;
Rocky Mount and Toisnot, j. O.
Guthrie; Fremont, w. w. Rose;
Wilson, Fl. Gordon, D. D.; Will
mington, Front Street, w. C. Nor
man; Wilmington, Fifth Street, L.
l.. Nasn, D. D.; Rockingham, W. B.
Doub; Laurinbarg, r. j. Norman;
Warren Circuit, c. O. DuRant;
Washington, w. S. Davis; Jonesbo-
ro, John E. Thompson; Fayetteville,
w. Fl. Moore and e. C. Sell; St
John. j. T. Lyon; Newbern,- r. A.
Willis.
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CrueIssMurderi ia Allegheny.

A letter received Friday from Old
Town, Allegheny county. states that
near there John Weatherman killed
his wife with an axe. He has sur
rendered himself The belief is eX-
pressed that he will be lynched, as the
citizens We're greatly aroused by his
horrible crime
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Revenue COLLECTIONS.
Wylde demanded to Jail.

George II, Wylde, the bigamist,
who had a preliminary hearing in
Greensboro Saturday, was bound
over to Court in a bond of one thou
sand dollars, in default of which he
was remanded to jail. His sec
sond wife, Monroe, is reported criti-
cally i'll from the effects of her hus-
bands conduct. When Wylde was
informed of her sickness he promptly
asked which wife it was without a
blush.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
Hearts,OBeat as One.

There were only six marriage Ii
eenses issued Saturday. The con-
tracing parties are as follows: L..
j. Livengood to Mary Sapp; Chas.
Brown to Samantha Dinkins; Nc
Duffev Linville to S. B. King: Lar
kin Walker to Sarah Turner; John
Moore to Sulia Clarke; Chesley Lee
to Susan Reed.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
Copartnership Dissolved.

This is certify that the firm of Atchison,
Bass & whitaker, general merchants, Sloan,
n. c., on the LIST day of October 1891. by NUT
ual consent, dissolved copartnersbip and the
b. w. il continued under the firm named
a. -'.'.l Atchison, Mathews & Whitaker, the
IL al firm being responsible for all the
ii4~., :, of the dissolved firm.
dec. Sd Sw#
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ELL Nye Badly Hnrt.

A dispatch to the New York World
from jackson, Miss, sta ties that Mes
srs. Bill Nye, the humorist, and A. p.
Burbank arrived there Saturday eve
ming to deliver Il lecture. After Mr..
Burbank had recited one pi, ce there
was pause of five minutes. He then
reappeared on the stage and announc-
ed that Mr. Nye had fallen frcm the
rear door of the oper;l-house receiv-
ing serious injuries. Mr.. Nye was
cut over the right eye, his right wrist
was badly sprained and his right
side was badly hurt. Dr. Dunn pro-
nounced the wounds painful, but not
fatal. The fall was fifteen feet, Mr..
Nye striking a lot OF lumber. The
audience was dismissed by Mr.. Bur-
bank. Owing to this accident their
engagements in several cities will
necessarily be cancelled. 1t is more
than probable, however, that the hu-
morist vii. be well before the engage
ment in this city-December -, AMI
that Nye and Burbank will appear
at Browns Opera House as billed.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
Trinity Defeats the University of Va.

sity of Va, Saturday at Richmond.
by a score of 20 to o. Splendid rush
work and generalshIp was done by
Daniel and some beautiful tacklipg
was executed by the men of the Old
North State. Hard, earnest work
won the game. Shelton, of the Uni
versity of Virginia, did perhaps the
only brilliant playing for his team, it
is said.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
NOTICE

Having qualified administrator of Johl
McKinze, all persons indebted to t'ie decnase
are requested 10 IT Ike prompt payment of sam
to the undersigned, and 81 persons holdiu
claims against said estate will present them i,
payment duly proven within II months fro'
date of this notice, or the same will be plead -
bar CT tn ir recovery. :his I2;h .iav Of Oetc
Der 1891. E a GRIFFITH,
Admir- of John McKir zie.
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About Dece Der weather.

About Dece a. Der weather.
The following synopsis of Deem
Der weather is given upon reliable
authority:
December begins in reactionary
period, aggravated by new moon on
morning OF 1st. Mercury is on the
4th, and Vulcan on the Sth, together
with the moons first quarter, and
approaching winter snlstice. About
the Sth, 9th and 10Th transforms,
turning to snow with blizzardy ten
denotes to the north, ard followed
by hard freezing Much stor,niness,
with snow aud rlin-squalls about the
14th and 18th. From 10Th to 33rd Sc
we're solstice storms will rage. bring
ing suow and cold for Christmas.
The Goth is day for light storm
movements. On the 3O!h there is a
second new moon for Decem Der, and
on the 3lst, the centre of storm pc
Rod. December will end in STORM
ness, and 1892 will come in very
cnlJ
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REV W. C. NORMAN.

A Greenville correspondent writing
of Rev. w. c. Norman says:
"Rev. W. C. Norman is here He
was recently transferred from the
Western North Carolina to this Con-
terence. His brethren are happy to
have him among them again. He is
probably the most universally below
ed of any of the young men of the
conference He is 1.-The beloved dis
ciple" among his brethren. Who,
that knows Capers Norman. does not
hold him in the embrace of tenderest
election? Afaithful and sympat het-
ic pastoral most enjoya BILE preacher
"a very sincere Christian, he is in
great demand for the principal sta
lions Of the Conference"
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Having qualified administrator o.. the
estate of Ada Stafford, deceased all p rsons
holding claims against said deceased are hereby
requested to present them for payment duly
proven on or before the 9th day Of Oct, s92 or
this notice will be plead in par of their recov
cry, end all persons indebted to said est te are
required to make prompt payment o. sane TO
the undersigned. This the 9th day of Ocf. 20
E A GsIrFITn,
Admir- of Ada Stafford. decea ed,
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
PRESIDING ELDERS.

Fayetteville district, J. T Gibbs;
Wilmington district, f D Swindell;
Newbern district, W. S. Rome; War
renton district, S. d. Adams; Wash
ington district, r. b. John; Wilson
district, G.. A. Oglesby; Rocking
ham district, NJ l. Wood, d. d.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
Mildred McGhee Woodall Wins the
Prize.

Prize.
The Raleigh News and Observer of
Sunday says: We take peculiar
pleasure in announcing that the
above named sweet little baby, only
eight months old, took the prize on
yesterday as the sweetest and pref
test baby for the prize offered by the
Standard Music Company, of Wins
ton. n G. Little Mildred is the
daughter of one of ourpolice officers,
Mr.. w. A. Woodall. The prize Offer
ed by this well known firm is an or
gan worth one hundred and twenty
five dollars. This firm for the best
musical instruments has taken the
prize for the last several State fairs
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
The Linzeudorf.

Work is progressingrapidly on the
new hotel-the Zinzendorf, and the
structure will be completed by the
18th of January next.
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Sale Of House and Lot!

By virtue of the Decree Of she Superior
Court of Forsyth County | will expos. at pub
lie sale to the highest bidder at the Coura House
Door in Winston, 4. c. on Saturday the olst
day of October, 1891 at two O'Clock p IN. the
house and lot belonging to the estate of che late
Delilab Leonard. Said lot fronts ~ feet on
Ninth (9) STREET and is 100 feet in depth. A
good well Of water, dwelling, outa ous1, etc,
located therein. Terms of sals one third cash,
ole third in three months. third in ak
months, Title retained until payment pur
chase money. l. B. Jo-Is,
Sept 26 1881. Commissioner.
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SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.

By virtue of a mortgage deed executed by
Williaid B. White aud the 2Sth, cay Of
March 1888 and recorded in the ofiice sc the
Register of Deeds for Forsyth county il Book
of Mortgages Nc. page 5i9- We will oSI ose
at public sale to highest bidder At the court
house door in Winston OH the 9Th d.y Of
November 1891, at o'clock y m, laous-, AMI
lot lying il Salem selews creel, street. For
full description see said Mortgage Deed Terms
of sale cash. JONES & ksRnER. Attys.
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NORTH CAROLINA In Superior Court
FoRsYTH COUNTY Before Clerk
n. V. Watkins
VS.,
Alex Watkins,
Richard Watkins,
Guy l.. Watkins, Notice.
Fletcher Watkins,
and others heirs-at law of
n. 8. Watkins,
Dect.
The Defendant. Alex Watkins, Richard
Watkins, Guy l.. Watkins, and Fletcher
Watkins will take notice that an action en-
titled a. above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Forsyth County for the
purpose Of partitioDing the lands of the late
n. T. Watkins among his heils at law as
their interest may appear, and the Defend
ants above named who are under 81 years
of age wiiitake notice that if they fail TO
have Guardian or Guardsans appointed
for themselves on or before the 9Th Day of
January, 1892 thi. Court will appoint f.
them Guardian ad Iilem and all of the
above named Defendants will take notice
that they are required to appear before the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Forsyth
county at his Office in the Court House Win
ston, n. C., on the 9Th Day of January 1892
aud answer or demur to the complaint in
said action Or the Plaintiffs will apply to
the Court, for the relief demanded in said
complaints November 1891,
w. B Stafford, IS. c
Jones & Kerner, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
Close ofThe NJ. P. Conference Year.

Rev. C. L. Whitaker, pastor of
the M. p. church, preached his last
sermon in the Conference year Sun
day. The subject of his text were
these words: prepare to Meet Thy
God, y taken from Amos 4:12. Those
who heard it pronounce it an able
and practical discourse. Mr.. Whit
aker informs us that he will go 70
Conference with about the best f.
naneial report the church has ever
made. His salary and all the assist
ants were paid in full. It is the gen.
eral impression among the congre
CATION that Pastor Whitaker will be
returned to Winston another year.
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SALE OF LOTS.

by VIRTUE of decree of the Superior
. Court of Forsyth county,, made for resale
in the special proceedings entitled Snipes
and others on Saturday, the 9th day of Deem
Der 1891 at 2 O'clock p m, at the court house
door in Winston, C, l will expose to the
highest bidder at public sale, three lots of
land lying in the eastern portion of the city
of Winston, C. being lots Nos. ?, 5 and 4, Of
the Slaughter House place in the division Of
the Nathaniel snipes' land. For full discrip-
ton of said lots see the report of the commiss-
toners filed in tbs special proceedings referred
to above.
Terms of sale cash, I in six months, in
twelve months and in eighteen months.
r B KERNER,
Nov 3, Commissioner.