The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-10-13

The city of Winston is the Invest
business center in the State. Geo. T. CHI
Winston is the livest University pres Re
ident in the South. All Winsto ns of
are hustlers. &c
THE SENTINEL is glad to see such
a good report of the Statesville to- CIV
baeco trade. We hope our hustlipg
neighbor will have continued success Sc
in this line. 10
THE SENTINEL earnestly commends slN
Co Alliancemen who have left the
Democratic party and gone into the ne
Third party, the warming of an aged
farmer 90 years old in this issue. w
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AN influential colored lawyer in vo
Tennessee has come out in support ne
; Of the Democratic ticket as noted no
elsewhere This is another blow for pu
the Republican party. nv
JUDGE W. P. BYNUM, the distin-
guished gentleman whom the Republic
cans wanted to nominate for Cover th
nor, says the South is apt to go ba
solidly Democratic as usual. at
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VIM. r. GRACE deserves the thanks ad
of the Democracy of the United Sc,
States. He contributes 100000 in fo
behalf of the anti-snappers to be
spent for the election of Cleveland.
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THE SENTINEL has an excellent TT
corps of country correspondents. ex
One of it's correspondents was enter Co
prising enough to send it an import tn
ant interview with an aged Demo es1
crat of ninety years. Or
WEAVER was severely let alone at
Pulaski, Tenn, when he spoke there m.
Saturday, notwithstanding his in tn
sulting his Insulting remarks. The ex
people are holding in their indigna- of
ton till the Sth of November. ere
THE EDUCATOR is a sprightly little
three column, four page paper pub r. r.
lished at Walnut Cove i'll the interest -
OF the school there. It's editors are
Lola McAdams and D. C. Fair. Sue St
cess to you, little neighbor. W
Mr.. UzzLE's rabbit foot from the -.
Raleigh graveyard continues to be III
the talk of the country. Watterson's 49,
great Democratic newspaper, the g.
Courier j ournal, uses the rabbits :,
foot for big headline.
JUDGE BYNUM knew what he was
about when be declined to accept the u.
Republican nomination for Cover WI
nor. He now says he doesn't believe pu
the Republicans have any chance for GU
eecting their ticket. NC
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THE Durham Sun dominates Bob pa
Glenn for Governor in 1896. Gov fir
ernor Glenn would sound mighty
well. The SENTINEL will do all it
can to make such a combination of de
words proper when the time comes. be
LIEUT.. PEARY named a newly dis ."
covered glacier in Greenland, ssThe III
Sun Glacier" as a compliment to III
Editor Dana. The latter is so tickled lo'
over it that you can hardly see it in n l,u
the Sun without it's being snow.
THE Scientific American for Octo-
Der is out and is an excellent issue. 20
1t presents supplement two an
handsome building designs, one of oel
Colonial mansion and the other IF NO
New Jersey dwelling WI
Mr.. WETMORE, the most infiuent tic
ial Republican in Southern Califor- he
MIA, and one of the Republican nomi co
nees for elector-at-large in Oregon,
have come out for Cleveland. The
West is wheeling into line. a
by
If you mano 70 w your ps'io III fes
downing the force bill, in getting -
tariff for revenue only, in repeating A.,
the State bank tax and in electing -
the purest of American statesman -
to the Presidency of this great union ~,
register at once. ~
THIRD party leaders in Washing no
ton are said to be trying to appear su
unconcerned about the overwhelm-
ing Democratic victories in Florida
and Georgia. They are raising that
ever dismal howl of the politically ces
defeated, Democratic frauds" Or
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THE eminent men who are leaving -
the Repuldican party to vote for o.
Cleveland and Tariff Reform are pa 70
triots. In opposing the Republican VI
Monopolists and Coercionists they ne
are rendering their country the high on
est service.
A BIOGRAPHICAL sketch ofthe Chair AT
man of the Republican Executive let
Committee in New York begins thus: flu
| "Charles w. Hatchett was born in it
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