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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

rushes from one place to another in search o.
II and insists upon having 1t twelve months ou
Of the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

That was the sign Of the "Beeistsak. /" cut out
Of wood aud painted to represent the real o..
ticls. Ksnsstt moved up TO where now 10 the
Hotel johnson. ON 18th street. and there The
actors engaged at the National Thsater bcarded.
and next ON 18th street he had bowling aiIsy.
Kensett '.in his habit ~ he lived" comes IN
before me nov, looking for all the world liks
the Jack Of Clubs on the ordinary plsyina
earda he had won fsnowa In the prise rine
or with gloves, but With naked Asts and ~
knocks and he lived aud died here very auiel
respectable man. In thoss early days the Nv.
ems were places where usighSses net 70 a..
euss the events Of the day and take . quist
drink or two and smoke pipe. and sash tavsss
u thoss days. but everybody asaAk, and alnasS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

The political caldron is just now quiet in the
Brazilian capital. but all the same it is seething
below the surface and the silence is ominous
Although Gen. Da Fonseca, the deposed presi-
dent, whose legal term has not yet half expired,
is Just now seriously i'll, SO that his enemies en-
terrain cheerful hopes OF his demise, it Is by no
means certain that he will not regain control
OF the administration, for his friends are sur
prisingly numerous, considering the facts Of
the case. ten. Peixotio. the present occupant
of the executive chair. is q rather fne-looking
gentleman, In early middle iiie--a Portuguese
TO the backbone. but evidently be is not enjoy
ing the greatness that has been thrust
upon him. 10 tell the truth. the man
is scared almost into insanity, living
in constant ter-o. Of the assaxsin's knife
OF bullet oe Of another revolution vhish nay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

Now it has been remarked that no pleasure
makers in the world are as persistent ~ Ameri-
cans. The latter never do anything by halves
The Englishman. for example, although he
leads lively enough life in London during the
season, nevertheless passes q considerable por-
ton OF each year in the country, and while
there he has very little gayety. He goes to the
races, it y true, and ne has house parties and
country balls. but these things are only occa-
sional and most Of the tins he leads hum
drum life. The Frenchman, too, does noS have
Paris all the year round. He does not want il.
but he likes to betake himself to a quiet, pict.
uresque chateau, where he can be calm and
philosophize u Bit The German goes to the
woods lights his pipe. drinks his beer snd ID
reeuper.unR from the dissipationa Of Berlin.
Bat De Americas vhe lives lie e plooeuss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-03
HAMmn nP Hhq m SQue es 10 que aconsejan to
irllMIkH FIl EIlIIkRH dos los medicos del mundo
W6W aaH ~ WWmAasan para preserVarse resstir 81 e

VVM haGhh III UVHhhtah para preservarse resstr es
necesaro la invasion del c6era Que est6mago
pedito yfuneione bien C9a es el meor djetivo
dop 81 G9o de Mqeo Meaoc de IzaguiEre M CO. Es puro
boellas cnarteroas.J. VIDAL GINARD, Tetuan &c.,
Juan Puerto-Rico. Dclembre g.
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De La Correspomdsncsa de Espda0:

La prensa de Espana Sc ocupa del inespera
do viaie del sefior ministro de Marina Madrid
Relacionan algunos colegas este viaje con cierta
question de etiqueta que Sc dice suscltada entire
una aristocratica dana I'm distinguido Official de
marina bordo de unos de los buques surtos en-
Huelva, question que parece haber producido
cierto dsgustos entire los demas marinos. Y
tambien enlazan con este asunto el hecho supues-
to de haber presentado algnna difcultad el senior
ministro de Marina para que SO abonen las obras
realizadas en- 81 Comde de Vemodsto, con objeto de
disponer digno alojamiento sus majestades.
Dfcese que conocedor ell comandante de dicho bu'
que, 81. Diaz Moreu, de estas di6cultades, ha ma
nifestado que costeara las obras de su bolsillo
particular SO ahade que consecuente con esta
manifestation, el padre del del Sr. Diaz Moreu
ha depositado en- el Banco de Espana la cantidad
de 25OOO pesetas para responder de dichas obras
Els probable que estos rumores sean exagerados
pero acknowledgements hay algo de verdad en- 81
fondo del asunto
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Carton impermeable: He aqui una formula
para hacer impermeable 81 carton quo Sc emplea
ord1nariamente en- los embalajes paquetes posta
les etc. Sc preparan los siguientes hquldos: 10
Coma arabiga 56-70 granos; aqua un htro. 20
Colefuerte, ITO gramos; aqua, un lltro. Sc
mezcan ambos lfquidos Sc bana en- ellos el car
ton, ell cual debera permanecer el bano hasta
que se empape completamente. Despues Sc pasa
Dor un cilindro y cuando esta seco, es completa
mente mpermeable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-03

Parece que en- Berlin hace estragos la MORT
no.mania, prlnclpalmente entire las damas de la
arstocracia La policla ha tornado severas medi-
das para acortar esta alarmante moda; pero las
elegantes consumldoras de morfna han encontra.
do ell medic de burlarse de toda vigiancia, ha.
ciendo venir de Paris el apetecido narc6tico, dsi
mulado en- paquetes de objetos de tocador otros
articulos de lujo Los comerclantes de Paris ha-
cen pagar muy caro- sus parroquianas ell fruto
prohibido
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-03

novllloa, 1900 duros en- onzas de Carlos w. Z
al cura pSrroco de Mascendo, di6cesis de Orense,
le han robado, despu6s de haber echado abalo Ia
puerta de- la casa con dinamita, mil duros en- on
zas de Felipe " Carlos III.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-03

La gallina de los huevos de orc. No nos re-
ferimos la de la fabula, nj hablamos metaforica-
mente Ha habido una gallina que ha puesto, 81
no huevos, excelentes pepitas de orc. "Mr. |.
Mac Convile-dice un peri6dlco americano.-ma-
to una gaIlina para com6rsela, quedando sorpren-
dido al encontrar la molleja los intestinos ates-
tados de pepitas de orc. Animado por el descu-
brimiento, no vaci6 en- degollar otras 81 aves del
corral que le quedaban, hallando en- cada una de
elias otra cantidad de pepitas, cuyo total repre-.
sentaba una cantidad de 387 duros, sea II du.
ros por ave. Esas pepitas han debido ser traga
das por las gallinas como chinas para Ia mastica
ci6n gastrica peculiar de las aves Ahora Mr.
ConviIle piensa dedicarse la busca de orc POI
medic de las galIinas -"...9 ...-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-03

ST desea usted conseguir para su o6cina 6 gu
escritorio un buen retrato de S. M. la Rena del
nino Rey de Espana, propio para adornar un sa,
lon, dir1iase don Fehciano Alfonso, San Fran
cisco mum ~. En- la redaecion de LA CORES
PoNDENo1A Sc exibe uno de los dichos retratos de
S.S. MN.
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Fajart!o! !!.I!I! HeEnanes g4gs! y c:
IMPORTADORES.

San Framctseo 81, esqWanG San JUsto
Por ell vapor BUENos AIRES egado este puerto el 81
del actual hemos recbdo drectamente de fabrca
surtido de los generos siguentes:
Camisetas de hlo Escocia de algod6n crudo bancas
Calcetnes de hilo algodon de or crudos para
balleros ninos.
Medias de hilo y agodon color crudas para Sc
noras ninas.
Batista negra-Merino negro de varas cases-Dres
lorquines de h g. B. Cotin de algod6n reas de hilo
de agodon crdos, blancos de hlo agodon
camsss blancas de hioe algodon vista de hilo
ferentes formas- Garibaldinas de lanaFrisas de
agod0n cenefas de lanantas de agOdon hilo seda
en- todas de raso percal satnado
algod6n para dos de todas
esCepios de ropa cabeza de polyos
de Ultima moda para cabaeros ninos, de todas formas
Maleas de viaje, de pe tela Velos
regiosas pintados de Ultima novedad-Srah de seda
Glanadina lisa abradaCompleto surtdo de olanes.Ca-
smes noveda ngleses Franceses de sombreros,
Ultima novedad para senoras nnasSaen Varias clases
5ombreros para nnos, paja mitones de
seda hilo.-AbancOs de seday nacarldem de MADEIRA.
Touuas de elpaSombreros adornados para Ues
de YaIos colores. Sombras paraguas-Ademas
de otro nfnitos arculos seria prolific
enumera esperanto segnn cartay facura tenemos
VISTA nglaterra Francia Aemana gran surtidO
en- ugetes obetos de fantasia de punto de ENGAGE bo
dadOs g. &a
Vendemos precos muy reducidos, va 10 tenemoE
acredtado POGO tempo que neva de exstencia
estableemiento la numerosa clientele que nos honra
con sus compras. .a- 10-8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-03

En- la nueva organization de servic1os del
cuerpo de Correos Telegrafos Sc establece la Sc
paracion de los mismos On las capitales de provin
cia, en- las ofcinas ambulantes en- las subalter
mas de Irdn Algeciras, Cartagena, Vigo, Ferrol,
San Fernando Santiago, PortBou y Venta de
Bafos En- t2das estas dependencies ell servicio
postal estara cargo del funcionario de este
mo. En- todos los demAs puntos donde existan &
SO estabezcan ofcinas telegrAfcas telef6nicas
desempeEarAn servlcio de Correos los empleados
de Tel6grafos Las ofcinas de Correos y Tel@
grafos actuamente instaladas en- un m1smo local,
continuaran ocupandole cuanto sea este com
patibIe con la separation de los servlcios en- otro
easo SO dispondra 10 conveniente para la habilita
ci6u de locales. En- los requisites y ventajas que
les ofrecerA la separation de servicios pasan al
cuerpo de Correos l59 auxiares permanentes que
ahora no prestan servicio act1vo, pueden ser ia
cilmente sustltuidos por :ndividuos del cuerpo de
TelAprafOs. .. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-03
-No-contest6 eI viaIerO,

--Entonces venid conmigo sr& <f
Y llev6 al recien uegado una casa de la rue La
fontaine Hizo entrar al provlnciano en- una ha-
btaci6n, ALI le dljo que Sc desnudara por COM
peto SO iIev6 la ropa para desinfectarla y..toda-
via no ha parecido. lndti1 es decir la augusta
del robado, sin dinero, sin conocimientos y hasta
sin ropa, en- una poblaci6n para 81 desconocida.
Por fin SO resolvi6: pas6 las habitaciones inme
diatas, que estaban completamente desmanteladas,
SO asom6 un balloon desde ALI pidi6 socorro...
ropa mas tarde su dinero
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Seccion de Anuncios
Azafran baratO

Aprovecharse que Sc concluye; AzAFRAN que vale a
pesos bra vende pesos la Marina fente al Ar
sena tienda de TRAPAGA Sc vende ropa hecha muy ba
rata Sc compran cobre plomo viejo.-FRANC1sCO
TRAPAGA 1911
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yARIEDADES

nrw Fonda uDe tu 1ado al ParGaso" establecida en-
esta Capital, Gale de. San Jose, casa no2O.-Pla.
tos que Sc servir$n manana 3.--Can1arones al
natural 20 Langosta 4 la jardinera. 81 Arroz
con almeias. 40 Ternera Turrepollada. Vi
nos superiores.
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Del nismo colega:

Un. case verdaderamente curioso ocurrio an
teaver en- la Audencia territorial de Sevilla. Pa
"a ante la secci6n cuarta estaba anunciada la VS.
Ia en- ucio oral de causa por lesiones, contra DO.
lores Alvarez otros. Al ser lamado los proce-
sados, Ia DolorssFse present6 vestida de hombre,
con sus tufos, su tez tostada y su petaca asomada
Dor ell bolsillo de la americana El sehor presl-
dente le pregunt6 como Sc lamaba contesto:
Dolores Alvarez El sr. Marquee Roda, rorde-
n6 que la reconociera Ia mujer DELI mozo de estra-
dos. ' en- efecto, era Dolores, trabajadora del
campo, que manifesto le era mas c6modo el ira
ie de var6n que por ESQ le usaba, sin que tuvie-
ra 1ntenci6n de abandonarlo. - r%-1~1 -.
Un caballero que lego dfas pasados q Paris,
fu6 interrogado en- la estaclon por uno que Sc IT,
tu.aba agente santario y que le dijo:
=, ,Estais desinfectado?a s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-03

Tenga usted presente que los cigaTrosay cl,
garrillos de Ia Habana marca Partogds, SO venden
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-03

Los forasteros que visitan Ia Capital de Puer-
to Rico, saben que en- el restaurant La C0to1anG,
San Francisco S. Sc come bueno, bonlto y ba-
Arato
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I Intermediates secretas

'.t Cegr0cg6m de JG GnepotencaG ..4
SIande9a1 q! 80 a1@zad@2
del Rodriguez Castro. Curacton nfable de la
potenca espermatorrea debidad neryosa ETC., ETC. Re-
sultados absoutos pemanentes obtenidos los hopa
les de Nueva-York Y esta Isla .AE. M+8
EG11re1kaS Ez1are1ka!
Curacion de las enfermedades las inyecco-
antgonorrecas del doctor j. Rodriguez Castro Cura
menos tempo ninguna otraPrecog Bandenia IS;
aga Co; San juan don FIJI Fide1 I GuleTmety don Jose
F. Besora; Humacao don u Martinez Co.. Arecibo, don
j. R. Rivera Agqadilla don Francisco Elyira en- todos
por esa case de Intermediates al
que envie dos pesos seos de anqueo al doctor j. R
drfguez observation-disclosures absolute
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-07-07
BRIEF LOCAL ITEMS

Sixteen marriage licenses were is
sued in Forsyth during the month OF
June.
There is talk of several more to-
bacco factories being erected yet this
year.
1t is said that Winston will have
six tobacco warehouses in operation
next year.
The internal revenue collections
for the month of June aggregated
$50, $685..
Why don't the young men of
Winston organize brass band !?
There is plenty of material.
Mr.. NJ. L. johnson and Miss Kate
Hester were united in marriage last
week at the home of the brides
father, H. A. Hester.
The prisoners in the county Jail
feasted on watermelons Sunday.
They were donated by D. III. King,
chairman of the street committee.
Prof. S. G. Atkins. of this city,
has been elected president of the
colored State Teachers Association,
the next session of which will be held
in Concord.
MIR. PC. Humphrey has associat-
ed himself with Mr.. Eugene Johnson
i'll the manufacture of tobacco. The
SENTINEL wishes the new firm great
success.
Herbert L. Paylor, late of this
city, has accepted the position of
billing clerk at the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Office in High
Point.
Mrs. w. M. Linyille died Wednes-
day at her home in Kernersville at
the age of 81 years. The remains
were taken to Bethel church, Gull
ford county, Thursday and laid to
rest.
Winston Salem did not feel patri-
otto enough to celebrate the 116th
anniversary of Americas Independ
ance. However nearly everybody in
both towns made it a holiday. The
factories aud nearly every manufac-
turing enterprise were shut down.
Rev. Mr.. Th8ler, native of the
West Indies, but who has spent six
years in the study of theology at
Bethlehem. Pa, accompanied Bishop
Rondthaler home. Friday, and will
enter at once upon his duties as as
sistant pastor of this, the Moravian
province.
East Fourth street is being cut
down several feet. The object is to
get it low enough in order that the
street cars can run under the N. 4 W.
trestle. Of course it is not known
yet that the cars will run over that
way, but the idea is to prepare tht
way for TEEN.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-07-07
Reduced Rates.

Tickets to the Southern Education
al and Georgia Teachers Association
win be $14.65 from this point. Tick
cts on sale July I'd to the 9Th, limited
returning to July IL.
To enable members of above Asso-
citation to attend the National Edu-
cational Association, at Saratoga,
N. Y, July Ills, the extreme limit
of tickets may be extended to Sept.
18th 1892, upon presentation and
surrender of certificates signed by
the secretary of the National Educa-
tional Association.
Tickets to the Christian Endeavor
United Society, New York, from this
point will be $3.50. Tickets on
sale July 5th and withdrawn from
sale upon departure oftrain, good to
return on or before July 18th. Time
may be extended to- date not later
than the 18th.
Depositing ticket with Joint Agent
Madison Square Garden, July 18th to
10th or at Albemarle Hotel July / 1th
to 5th, on any date between July
18th to 18th exclusive. Tickets good
on vestibuled trains.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-07-07
THE DARKROOM FIGHT.

The Clerk Seriously Wounded by Essex
Hairston.
The full and complete particulars
of the shooting scrape Monday at
81 unley's barn DOM are as follows:
Will futile, q brother of the noted
W alter futile and Essex Hairston,
both colored, got into a row oyer a
game of dice. futile drew his pistol
and shot at Hairston twice. One
ball entered the latter's forehead,
but is not considered dangerous.
Hairston attempted to retaliate
upon futile, but he missed his mark,
the ball striking James Ray, the
clerk in the bar, near the right ear
and lodging somewhere in the back
Of his head. Rays injuries are con-
sidered very critical.
futile skipped for parts unknown.
When last seen he was going through
the woods with a pistol in each
hand.
Hairston is now in Jail. When
arrested he had two decks Of cards
in his pockets.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-07-07
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Business Transacted by the Board Mon.
day.

They Will Meet Again Next Monday to
Look Over New Tax Books-OtheI
Local News Gathered in and
Around the Twin-City.
The Board of County Commission
ers, in session Monday, granted
the following persons license to retail
spurious liquors for the ensuing six
months. G. A. Winkler, E. s. Bos
we'll. Henry Rose, G. W. Smith, D. c
Orrell, Joseph Fischesser, III. Pitts
A. C. Green, John O. Donnsll, s. I
Matthews, John T. Norman, g. A
Bowden and P. A. Davis.
The Board with the Clerk of the
Superior Court passed upon the pen
sion roll and ordered it to be certified
to the State Auditor for payment.
A petition was filed with the Board
from Belew's Creek township praying
for a public road leading from the
Holbrook ford to the Guilford coun-
ty line, and it was ordered that pub
LEGATION be made of the same for
thirty day.
OTuGEeO UIldU CIcIh Va tuc DOdIO
notify the Mayor of Salem that the
County Commissioners have anulled
the contract between the said Board
of County Commissioners and the
Commissioners of Salem in regard
to the working or exchanging convict
labor.
Ordered that the Clerk ofthe Board
notify the authorities of the Rich
mond & Danville Railroad to have
the bridge across their road at Glenn
monsville, lowered at least two feet.
Claims amounting to about 81 200
were allowed by the Board.
The Board adjourned Monday
afternoon to meet next Monday to
look over the new textbooks and
hear complaints from parties who
think the assessments on their prop
erty is exorbitant.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-07-07
A SUCCESSFUL SALE.
The North Winston Development Com
pany Sell 80 Lots.

The North Winston Development Com
pany Sell 80 Lots.
The lot sale Monday afternoon
by the North Winston Development
Company was a complete success, and
surpassed, by far, the expectations
of the managers and stockholders.
The sale was attended by large
number of people. There were SO
lots bid off at an average of $113.
The managers were SO well pleased
they have decided to have another
sale in sixty or ninety days.
The company's property ia situa Jed
near the lands of Dir. Cicero Tise.
The bidding yesterday was spirited
and among those who made purchas-
es were farmers. Several citizens re-
marked today that they went out to
the sale with no intention of buying
but that when everybody got to
bidding they joined the procession.
Every purchaser seems to be well
pleased with his trade. One gentle
man says that he sold his two lots
before he left the grounds for nice
profit.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-07-07
NORTH CAROLINA PosToFF1CEs.
The Salaries OF Many Offices Increased
-Winston-Salem i'm 1t.

The Salaries OF Many Offices Increased
-Winston-Salem in 1t.
Mr.. Charles 1. Stewart late asse-
ciate editor of THE SENTINEL, writes
to the State Chronicle that the IN
crease in salaries of North Carolina
Postmasters, made on July LIST,
shows an increase in postal receipts,
and this is a good indication of an
increase in population and business.
In this respect Winston Salem and
Rocky Mount lead the State, the two
postoffces of the former getting an
increase of $4O0 in salaries, Salem
$500 and Winston 800; while Rocky
Mount makes a creditable showing
with an increase of $500. There is
not a frst-class postoffice in North
Carolina, Wilmington coming near
est with salary of So, 800. Receipts
of SAC, 900 per year entities an office
to be ranked as first class with So 600.
If the consolidation scheme at Win
ston-Salem had succeeded, that city
would have enjoyed the distinction
of having the only first class Office in
the State.
The following increase were made
in the salaries of North Carolina
postmasters: Ashyille from So, 500 to
$1,000; Burlington, 81, 100 to $1,000;
Durham,2,200 to $1,000; Elizibeth
City, ST. 400 to $500; Hickory, ST.
400 to ST. 800; Kinston 1000 to ST.
300; Mt. Airy, 100 to 81 200; New
Berne, 81 900 to 1900; Raleigh, g.
600 to $2,706; Rocky Mount, ST. 900
to ST. 300; Salem, $1,000 to 800;
Shelby, 81, 100 to 1,200; Tarboro, 81
SOB to 81 900; Winston. So, 400 to 3d.
500. The only decrease was at Eden
ton, the salary being reduced from
5 1 300 to $1,000. The salary of the
Charlotte postmaster remains at 3d.
600, at Wilmington $500.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-07-07
THE CELEBRATION.
Program of the Guilford Battle
Ground, July 4th.

Program of the GuiIford Battle
Ground, July 4th.
The following program was car
ried out at the Guilford Battle
Ground:
At o'clock a. m.-Salute of 13
guns by the Naval Battalion.
At $50 a. m.-Bicycle parade of
100 bicycles at the Battle Ground.
At 1870 a. m.-Greensboro Cor
net Band will assemble in music
stand and play Martial Music
At 10:40 a. m.--Greensboro Vocal
Chorus will assemble in the grand
stand and sing Star Spangled Ban
ner and Hail Columbia.
At 1850 a. m.-The Naval Bat
talon and Gullford Grays will pa
rade and repair to headquarters of
! the president, on the New Garden
road.
At IL a. m.-Procession will be
formed in the following order:
Chief Marshal.
Naval Battalion Band.
Naval Battalion.
Guilford Grays.
Orators and Chaplin in Carriages.
Officers of the Co. in Carriages.
ATTHE GRAND STAND.
National Air, by the Greensboro
Cornet Band Prayer by Rev. Sol
ONION Pool, D. D.. sold North
State," by the Chorus. Grafton
Hon. Walter Clark-''Life and Ser
uices of VIM. r. Davie." Short
speeches by distinguished guests.
Music and songs.
At o'clock, p m.-Dinner.
At 2:30 p. Unreasonable at the
grand stand. Music by the band.
Address to the ex-Confederate SOL
diers, by Hon. VIM. A. Guthrie. Mu-
sic.
At 2:30 p. m.-Baseball game
Reidsville and Greensboro teams.
At 4:30 p. m.-Tennis game.
At 6 p. m.-Salute from the can
mons, at which time the exercises
will close.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-07-07
New This Week.

In Cotton Dress Goods are figur,
ed India Lawns, Pongee ii lack
and light colors, these goods gre as
fresh and dainty as spring flower.
ST. pson's Calicoes in light black
and gray, and black and white from
5 cents up.
Remnants of White Dress Goods
at less th"n half price. Some lovely
pieces wo tn 2, and 10 cen s.
There are all styles, plain, lace,
stripe and checked.
A few Black and Pink Mulls
embroidered in Forget-me-nots at
cost.
The most artistic Belts you ever
saw, flexible fire gilt, warranted not
to tarnish, flexible silve~ine, leathe ,
fine and soft in the newest and most
becoming designs, jeanne de Arc,
Adjustable Van Dyke, Bow Knot,
Embossed Leather, Applique Leath-
er in black, tan and red, leGthe
trimmed in cut steel. Tennis Eel
d Silk also. The Celluloid Bells
are as dainty as snow drop.