The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-03-24
MANA JOTTINGS.

RlANA, March 22.-Mr. u. Il. Shore
will put the roller process in his big
flour and grist mill here
Our worthy young merchant, Mr..
C.. B. Wade, is on business visit to
Germanton, this week.
Laughing Sam" and "Meddle-
some Mot" have concluded to jour-
ney down the Sod of Time together
They were united in marriage on
last Wednesday the 18th by Rev.
Mr.. Haymore and Matthews, at
East Bend.
Mr.. Wyatt Horace, of this place,
died at his home on Saturday morn
ing of heart failore. He was seven
tv-fve years old that morning, and
was in a feeble condition for some
time. He was a worthy Christian
man. His nature was warm and
a genial one-ever ready to assist in
He leaves two sons and four daugh-
ters and many friends to mourn his
loss Truly good man has gore to
rest.
Mr.. Geo. league has moved his
saw mill plant near Donoha, N. c.,
where he could be on the sail road to
better enable him to fill his money
orders from the Twin-City contrac-
tors,
The recent cold snaps did much
damage to early plant beds, and
some think all early fruit is seriously
hurt. 1t was ten degrees below freez-
ing at this place on Friday night.
Oats may be killed to some extent.
But there is one thing you can bet
"dOllars to buttons" on, that the to-
bacco crops will not be reduced any
Throughout this section, if there be
enough OF plants the Farmers AL
lance to the contrary. 1t is otgoing
to have any say So up here-about
how much tobacco must be put out.
Its first aims were good and all
right, but the farmers have long ago
learned that it is being run in the in
terest of Polk and others that they
may be elevated to big Offices. You
can be dead sure of one thing, that
where you do find a man for Polk,
he reads nothing but the Progressive
Farmer. The real laboring men OF
the Alliance know that Polk, cares
no more for their interest and welfare,
than Jay Gould does; but he sees a way
through them to make good thing
for himself. and they know it too.
1t is true enough that the farmers
arc doing great deal of good hard
thinking, but it is how to better their
condition through increased yields
from their lands, and not to create
"Third Party Bosses" They know
that young horse could not be ex
pected to do the work of one of their
good old farm horses. So it is with
them about this Third Party. 1t is
a young and friskey colt and they
see a balky motive in it. There is
something in the animal, and the
pulling stock in him is not good. He
will be balky puller and cannot be
counted on, they will tell you. The
farmers are quick to discover any
tricks on that which pertains to thei,
welfare and interest, and they have
seen that the big ikes' of the Alliance
have long since departed from the
original plans and aims they advo
Gated. If Polk wants to show his
z e al for the down trodder
farmers In a real earnest way
let him tackle the a practical question
and get the farmers interested in
more sheep, cattle, etc.
This is IKE work he should under
take and carry out. Then indeed
would he benefit the farmers far better
than in his sub-Treasury scheme
The farmers are going to pin theil
faith to the good old Democrat,
party, which has never yet beer un
| true to them. No hill ever was sc
steep to balk it, for it is a true pal
Ter.