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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-01-07
Death of CoioneI MARSHALL.

Col. Henry Marshall, of Salem
Chapel, died suddenly of heart dis
ease at his home in Salem Chapel
township Monday morning at the
advanced age of S3 years. The de-
ceased was recovering from an at
tack of the grip, and death came to
him while sitting in his easy armed
chair
Colonel Marshall is well known all
over Forsyth and adjoining coun-
ties. He was several times elected
to the State Legislature, and q
friend of his tells US that he held
the honor of being the man who
named Winston. He was member
of the Legislature at that time.
The funeral services were held
at Salem Chapel at I:30 o'clock Yes
terday and the remains laid to rest
in the graveyard at that place.
"Peace to his ashes"
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Horse Killed by the Train.

The train on the North Carolina
Midland road which left Winston at
eight O'Clock Saturday night, killed
d fire black horse on the tressle,
crossing the Old Town road near the
Davis School
The engineer says that ontaccount
of the curve he did not see the ami
imal until he was nearly at it. He
thought then it was man, and had
ample time to step off. After he
struck it be checked up as soon as
possible and went back to find that
it WAS "a fire animal. It was about
two-thirds of the way across the
trestle at the time it was struck.
The horse was owned by DR.. Geo.
l. " bite, Of this city He broke out
of his stable Saturday evening.
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jurors for FEBRUARY Court.

The County Commissioners yester-
day drew the following list of jurors
to serve at the February term tone
week ot Forsyth Superior Court.
I l. Leslie, l. L Smith, B A Brown,
T L Warren, E Barrow, d S Leh-
man, john PerrilI, Nj d Bailey, j E
White J A Nifong, : L Blackburn, S
Anderson, " F Brandon, Vim Gin
ard, T " Caffea, Amos Orator, j NJ
Richmond, Depnis King, W B Miller,
Theo Kioeai, j VI Hunter, JAS Reed,
thas S Pope, J H Griffin, e j Sapp,
VIM Scarborough. A 4 Crater, JAS o
Wits, Z s Hine, q D Kiger, j A
Robinson, $ a Hauser, f w Pfaff, A
Hanes, j T Holder, w A Lowry,
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rns wtns.an gre ce.anany.

Tie members of the Winston Fire
Compan enjoyed an elegant oyster
sapper at he Twin-City Cafe Monday
uight After the supper was over
Chief Engineer Keith responded to
Il brief but appropriate toast
The company then returned to the
engine house where The fol,owin g
officers were elected for the ensuin =
year: Captain, A. j. Gales, re-elee.
ted; 1st foreman. William Roberts;
md foreman, D g Allen; chief en-
elneer, W. F. Keith; Ist pipeman,
A. W. Peddycord; End pipeman, L.
Holder; secretary, Wiley Gibson;
treasurer, A. J. Gales.
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Marriage Licenses Issued.

The number Of marriage licenses
issued in Forsyth during the month
Of December fell short OF the num-
Der issued during the CORES onding
month of last year. Fifty nine was
tie number last year and forty two
this. The following are the names
of those who have made purchases
since our last report:
w. G. Brandon to. Mary Critzfer-
re Augustus Transon to. Julia Bar
ham; r L. Biaylock to Mollie Sale:
Aaron X. Linville to Russie Sink;
Ice Fries to Mary Brown; Thomas
NAwsom to Victoria Shore; Pleas
smith to Theme Hairston; Jack
Brown to H. Broadnax; Chas. p.
Gzrrett to Fannie Bntner; Sandy
y illiams to Nora Jones; Frank Mil
g to Mary 3 Grouse; Robf. Knapp
10 Pattie Still.
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To Look After the Sick

A meeting was held st Y. NJ. c. A.
this week of rne Committee on
Visitation of the cick-" The Com
mittre was organized for work and
Mr.. Fred c. Hege was elected secre-
tary of the same.
The object OF the committee is to
look after any young men who may
be sick IN our midst, especially those
who are strangers aud without home
or friends resident here They de-
sire the co operation Of the physi-
clans and pastors Of Winston and
Salem IN making known to the com
mittee any who may be sick anc in
need of friendly visitation and watch
ing. ". l. Hill. Chairman; Fred G.
Hege. Secret "; Rev. @. L. Whita-
ker, Thomas Patterson, &. L. Sharp;
r. stevens, J. Z. Tyler, Committee.
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Nh Z . Buak. has qu ~
4. Burke mas qualified on tie estate
: OF the widow ofthe above named-

.,e al 5te tate, = Side r.
!. 4. Burke mas qualified on tie ests.ts
: Of the widow ofthe above named
-Messrs. Nichols & Co., Of Wind
sor, N c., have rented the store
room now occupied by Mr.. J. D
Buckley, merchant tailor, and viii
open there shortly a largo stock OF
groceries.
I Mr.. ". T. Poindezter aas sec-
cred his connection with Messrs.
Vaughn & Pepper and will now de
ing and building business. He has
an interest in the Eikin Lumber
Company.
The first quarterly meeting for
Centenary NJ. Il. church was held Sul-
/ day. Presiding Elder Cara va y
| preached a powerful sermon at ele-
! ven A. NJ, after which the Holy Com
munion was administered % a iirrga
congreg alton
Pref. John Blair was too uhveii
| TO attend the ANNUAL meeting of me
/ State Suparintendents of Graded
/ schools at Charlotte /, st week. He
we.s represented, however, by Pre-
/ lessor Beckett. The next meeting
Will be held in Greensboro.
The University Glee Club has
/ been securcG IN the Young Mon 5
! Christian Assoc. tion, at Brown :
4 Opera House, in Il concert OF t'ebru-
/ airy 4th. Wait for it. It is an ex-
cellent organization and a tip top
he
As a rule very few pupils enter
i the Salem A Academy after Christmas.
However this year, notwithstand n g
the hard times, more than dou Die
the usual number of applications
have been received Hence the in
dications are good for a large atten-
dance and a prosperous spring tel N
The County Commissioners com
pleted their work for January, Mon
day Besides allowing claims to he
amount Of 81 ,664, and releasing sav-
eral from double and single taxes,
they renewed license to Twelve par
; ties TO retail malt and spirituC1s
liquors In Winston township:
a Mr.. Vandegrift, Of Georgia,
passed through 8 inston hond Y
with about twenty FIVE white and
colored employees They went to
Martinsville, Va, TO locate, near
which place Mr.. Vandegriit will open
up a large saw mill and lumber bust
ness.
Mr.. Will Rierson was the sue
cessful contestant IN the Forsyth
Riffemen target practice Friday
afternoon. On the first round 'e
and Mr.. William Virgins made q
tie on eleven points but when tits
was decided Mr.. Rierson won ~
making six points. Mr.. Virgins
made four
A Leap Year. ball was given
a. Greensboro Friday night. Among
those in attendance from this
city were Hiss Percy Joycs. Miss
Ida Meroney and Messrs. RobC. cor
reu, Scott Lindsay and Marion Sier-
ling. They report the occasion a
delightful one. The dancing con
5inued until about three o'cioez ne4t
morning.
A ne style postal card has beer
issued by the government. They
are double the size OF the old ones.
beng 4x6 inches, and they therefore
,tfer ample space upon which TO
write D letter OF average length.
None have reached the Winston
pfice yet from the fact that large
supply Of the older ones are Oh
aand
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who Held the Lucky Numbers.

Mr. Frank Brown, merchant, Fri
day awarded the prizes to the
patties who had neen trading with
HIM during the year, aud who held
the lucky numbers. The following
are the names of those who were
successful. and the amounts ward
Ell T. F Baker, Germ anton, No.
402, $25; W. N Sidden, Advance.
Davie county, No. 1000. SO; J. M
Phelps, Advance, No. 254. $40; r.
S. Daniels, Panther Creek, No. LIDS.
SO; A. S. Jones, Salem No 1,308,
SO; W. F. James, Farnineton, No
1864 G 0; D. r. Stewart. Dalton,
NJ. z. 639, IS; Maj n Bros Sloan
No 1854, So; " ID McHone, Fair
Play, Stokes county, No 1922,
50 80; P Fl. Booze, Waikertown, No.
3,941, $3.50.
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An Indian Teacher.

Dr j N Yeewah, Cherokee OF
the Indian Territory, gave lecture
4 Green sboro Mond~y nl4ht on n
manners and customs OF his people
The Doctor appeared il fail Indian
costume and his address is reported
70 have been very good by thvse
Who head him He speaks English
very hu-ntly. The object Of his
ecturino tour is to raise funds to
com plete his education FOR the min
stry that he 10 " preach to his Own
people. The Doctor will probab Y
come to Winston.
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Another Crank,

Mr.. Allen Vogler, who resides on
the farm of Mr.. 2. H. Hanes, a few
miles west of Winston. says that a
man whom he would judge to be a
tramp, dug a hole under his milk
house Tuesday night and then went
on the inside and destroyed a large
amount of his milk-in fact all that
he had, by putting a drug in it. The
unknown fellow then went to the
house of Mr.. Vogler and tried TO sell
him the mattock which he had used
in getting in the milk-house. He left
there going in the direction of Wins
ton.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-01-07
Christmas ar CiemmonsyiIIe.

EDITOR 'ENTiNEL On Christmas
night the writer had the pleasure Of
attending the concert given at the
II. e church. On entering the door
h was struck with the tasty letter
ing AID decoration made by the
lovely girls of that little village;
every n0uk and corner showed the
i.e.sJ OF taste slispia vei with beauti
FIJI evergreens ft'na choir rendered
some exf client musi.- led by Miss Ellie
S'trup@, at the organ; the infant
class did fihe in reclt:ng their pieces
five iitfle girls rendered one song
with lamps III their hands, triIned
and burning representing the five
wise Virgins. A most excellent adj
dress was made By q friend of the
school. after which tire presents were
delivered.
Monday night We were again enter
tanned Tor one hour at the Baptist
church; the choir gave some excellent
music, the recita tions were good, the
presents numerous, and everybody
enjoyed themselves to the fullest ex-
tent.
A VrcJunn
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Rally for a y NJ D. O..

The question OF L Young Mems
! Democratic { Tub shouid ha consider
ed now The political season is on
and IL is "a short time II which 10
work. if we comm rice immesiia ttly
Iadeed there is nO TING toioose TIE
year 1892 has muct in store for this
state and nation. Many changes
MUST b made There is no organ
ization perhaps, that is more keenly
ttltin che campaign ban Il well organ
ized club. Now who will take the lead
in this matter? 1t should come and
come at once.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-01-07
ALargc Grape Tinc.

Capt William Barrow has return
i from visit O several weeks
among relatives aud friends II. Guil
tord couI ty. He tells u that il she
card Of hlr, 4. y. P-gran, III Oak
Ridge township, he sawa grape virr
hat me-; ured * feet in vircun4feE-
ence. A bree which stood near ny IN
rhe ward was cIt down and from
whie SIR Pegrs n made /, 100 boards
besides twelve two-hoise loads Of
wood Capt Barrow was also shown
an ear OF ,.orn grown by MIR Pegram
which measured l411s jncfesin length
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Revenue Collections.
ReaEa Of sars. Burke.

Mrs. Polly Burke, wife of Mr.. An
drew Burke, died at six O'Clock Sun
day morning at her home about
three miles southwest of Salem, aged
about 20 years. The deceased was
well known and highly esteemed
She received a stroke of paralysis
several years ago but up to few
months ago her health has been very
good. She leaves number of rela-
tives and friends among HON is
son, Mr. Henry Burke, of this city
The remains were buried at Bethel
church Monday.
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-s-seT4 80 sa'. 's@ ~ z. & =.
I'll. york III c3rs ru.-t.l4% *',e tele
trraph line a.o1g b. Rf,ss Toxic -s.u,,
;a.E:asl ssl4l.etsesss ae-fs.4sist-es-fs'
completion. The Western Union
already operates the line from here
to .MartinsviIie aud pole, have been
distributed along the remainder OF
the line from Martlnsyille to Roam
okp. Va.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-01-07
The Mt. Airy Fire

Among those who were burned out
by the big fire in Mt. Airy were the
tobacco and cigar factory OF Arm
f Id { Co., Offices of the Granite City
Land and Improvement Co, stores
o Bynum & Co., J. D. Smith, ". E..
h srritt, J Y. Mitchell. Robbins & Co.,
Z aliis & Long, and the Mr. Airy Ho-
tel were all totally destroyed by fir.
Others badly damaged were: d. A.
Rawley, Worth & Joyee,J. r. Paddi-
son, j ". Prather, r. L. Moore &
Bro, and r. A. Tottea.
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No Great Fear u IEaz

One of our contemporaries ciee1.ily
refers to a single sign OF pfaea With
Chill. Few people have yet hcaa ab'e.
to discover any signs OF wat worthy
of being seriously construed IS oar
government. SOM naval AMI nrny
officers have ATTEMPTED ID re5 N j
scare, but without ooLspiciofs sue
cess.
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A--s.Ee,s for I.gropc.v-

Officer Cofar arrested negro
named Henry Sparks Saturday
m"rnin. in The barn of Mr., j a,
White. SPARKS claims to hail from
Davie county and saws that he has
been sleeping in the barn for some
time. He sta. ed there several
nights with James Prather, WHITE
who is now ia jail At a hearing
before aayor Mast upon the charge
OF vagrarcy, Sparks was fned five
dollars and, faIl.ng T. pay this, he
was sent 10 the chain gang to work
our the amount on ID st. eets
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ca.srt = s4rs...r ii

The following are the enterprises
THAI were legally Incorporated. in
rnis city, in 1891:
The Fa mers' A lliance Warehouse.
Elkiu Land Company
The North WATSON Lumber Com
pany.
Central Land Comp ny.
The North Winston Development
Company.
The Inside Land Conoany.
Wachovia Development Company.
The Sunny Side Pleasure Club.
The Twin-City Hospital.
The TwIn-City Club.
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Something you Want,

bOlnatnlng y0n WalI,
You want good newspaper con
teiaipg ceal oiete Auts,mary Of ret
itical rews; q spleo ii freside com
paniou Then get p cub If five
snbscr bore ri % e ists eech md we
vilf mail ; III tf}e W. fK,4x SlSTrSEs
u.1tlI after election Ia Ma en4ber.z
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-01-07
TT. . FArsasrs nee srg sgesas,s cd

The Religious Service Committee
Of rbe Young Mems Christian $50
citation, with DE-. r H. Jones as
chairman, arranged last night thr
topics and leaders for .he Young
Mems Sunday meeting through Jan
uary Rev S B. Tu..'eutine will
speak mkt Sunday afternoon at 4:15
Among other things The committee
will begin the Fa mers' Meeting
next Thursday night at ESQ. These
are for ali men. but Will be of spe-
eial interest 10 farmers stopping
over In town on Thursday nights,
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!. T.. Arnold Assigns.

MIR. A. T. Arnold, jeweler. assigned
yesterday afternoon to Mr.. f. D..
Roberts. Thepreferred creditors are
Ir. Roberts and the Peoples Ma
tional Bank Mr. Arnold has been
in Winston for several years and we
hope that he will be enabled to con
tinue in business alter the adjustment
II his affairs.
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He Draws His Salary.

Rev. J. 7. Abernethy, vDo was BOT
by Mr.. Grinsiey at Sna lsiIrs .f.t-
" for kissing his wife, has racc, -rad
sufficiently to go to his old hon. IN
Rutherfordton We learn tla the
circuit viii continue his salary Until
the meeting of an annual ns4re nee
when he will be given trial
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4he cash ard ,t1 enter y.u 81 a
l;st II nrce
.------ -----
-Read oar special offer fer l II
WEEKLY SENTINEL.
1T viii REQUIRE 4 month or mere
vet 10 complete Hotel Zinzerdorf
HE zen ~, III. ia w 49,, !, = :. :
EssheS ioi : - = - =
e'i
-Govern0r Hcit GAS appointed Mr.
= NofFi> @ 'lI'7 s''y :
p'l''''-
-R. J Reynolds & u" ,SAtpped = :
las 4pefuIas OF manufactured to bf5o-
co 0aouF"'s
Mr.. F. NJ. Hasten has a. 1l1hedl ;
administrator oi tie estate q tt-e
late Moses N. Hasten.
-Raoista- of Deeds Stantoa has
sued t6irtv-six lnarrlag- liceI4sas du'-
mo the month December.
,1,;a .
IL: ,lpof,5 ~ - 80, !,
store WI - - ~ - 1f+h ~.
oa sa+,rdo =
for the marriage OF Ed L Circus e
to Mollie GruDps, OF Salem tbap"l
township.
rho Ra.t;.+a. IF DEEDS IL send
inc heS1slt'f - - ee'> - - - ~ ;
ing ou1 2 no''.e 'o,,a.g;.o tbar3 !
IN IN Tue ' e1'i.s.l,, - 81 ,noa
llst tdeis
Mrs. J. H tirWeiI gave her USli-
IN -,...oo,.,.c,, f7-i3ay ni,,l r
~ - Wv : 81 ta..l.b,,s -,7d f,.rxf9e ;
70 ~! IL cufn''s -, AI,5-.,1-g
u '-.s co.
-SherlH ieaShe Is coHsl '.z 7ilnt,
e ene g ~ ~ io4 1he sorin.. an his lot on
F;f+b S++eat rss+ {T,rsfcn.
~
MIR W. VI: cunningham, o. fei-
son county, y. -, has locatc1 n u ,
city, and has accepted po,ltio
with the tobacco MISUNDERSTANDING hf1a
Oh " V" " 90 : - -a4 hor.
IN 9~S h@S oeg-i ,g,,.l-..,..4r IN,
Inat rol .et1.-a+ & 1t
1aeF nave 81 - ,aI,
frusSl"- ~ = N
tlves OF the : 'ol5s'''i
The Barnh4rdt Mason difficult.
IN DAVE county iitse "eeh ti.otu :
the " agistrS-'s cou ~ an -
the CON 9 1i Pc ) ~ . -
thirty uoii"i7
The Supr, me Court grants nehy
trial in the He,aiig " Warmer case,
of this county. NCesrors were .ounc
IN the Coit,iis y .9'l.,.sl ~ :, ISL
VS. Ed"afeiS '.s'9''' " 40 o-'.''S
Chief Enginer OGdedork is nov
going over the recently completes
line OF the Roanoke & Southern Rail
road taking ftu3I estimates fr0in the
resident engineers OF tie work donf
on the road
Clerk Of tie Court. STAFF IA
killed four fine hogs lasi wees Then
weights we1e rtspe.tivcly 265. 325.
355 aud 375. His eIezk. A. L 9anes,
also Killed three win the toI!owlne
weights: 80, 125 and 4011
IT vas learned here Monday that
A. ". Ellis & Co. merchants ar ar
,,in,.trn Da,-ia comfy. had made
an assionnlert 70 NJ. TSa.,c Roberts.
The amount ~ the y. .setts aad Ii Bill
tiles are nor given.
=,
ere are over nlt'.h :" ,,'.,,l ~
Morayian Sunday Schools IL the
Twin-Cltv. Coming those who at
tend f,om the ACADEMY The nun Der
;s ;ncreas ed nearly two hundred.
The amber mat Pafeic ! r. Tea "a
the coiored cele or.ttion OF h-Hahcl-
patton Day tIluay Was faInef
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NOTICE.

Having duly Administered n TIE -
Moses NJ. Hasten, deceased. al oerr ms a- :
claims against said estate are Il -s5y uoi
present them to me duly proven a. t III.
directs, within twelve months from he ~, +
this notice, or the same will be lead il +
their recovery. ALI persons inde5t q t "a 4
deceased are requested t. ,naxe payn Z
once and save costs This 4th January. 20
F. G. Hasten. kdmr
CIV M0sts a HASTEN ee=5s.t
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The board of Alderman in Char
lotte at a meeting yesterday after
noon granted licenses to Charlotte's
whiskey dealers by . vote of 6 to 5.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-01-07

Popularity called The Kin, al4adiaiaes
Hoods Sarsapasil!a Il o,nqlS-S sr a.
salt rheum and ali blood Gis ases
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A Coed Offer.

= N'0ONl O4INI'
THE 3, EEK1Y SENTINEL At rs s
,util after Election il November "a
eubs Of FIVE. Go to york and gst Up
cup for The best family newspaper
y Piedmont Carolina.
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County Finances for Deee.nber.

County Treasurer Griffith makes
the following report of tue receipts
and dlsburs ments for the month Of
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A MISE Rove.


IT. a mlc4 difference be-
tEe5- ae sbrew5 PLAYER and the
shre,v BUYER. Botl , look
ont fel an oPenipg-one to make a
wise move and the o5he r 10 make a
wise ! Ilchase. About The wisdom
If son. moves there may possibly
be a loub:, but there can be no
shadow OF & doubt about the wisdom
Of bug NC your White Muslin IN
der8 & here.
The success surpas5e5 all prace-
dent nd rae promise is for still
CREATE resi- It's.
$40 90 worth Of Muslin Under
wear f.om the lowest 10 the highest
IN text IRE ana price, and there are
gains % all buyers. TO use to men
ton t : ga ,meats separately and
their lew pr &c.
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TIE FWIN-cIrE MINISTERIAL. AS
SOCE 3JION
Messing TIensiay-~Ncw MemDers=
Committees appointed, Etc.

I NOAhntStStS
The regular monthly meeting :oi
/ the Twin City Ministerial Associa
ton was held in the Young Mems
| Christian Association Rooms Mon
day at 1880 d. M, and was opened
with religions exercises by the Rev
G. H. Whitaker. Present: Revs. E.
Rondthaler, ID. D, C. l.. Whitaker.
j. L McCniston, H A. Brown. Ira
Irwin and E p Davis Revs. S. B.
FurrentIne, OF the VI E. Church, and
H. G. Bowen, Of the Christian
Church, were present; and being IN
vited TO become members of the AS
sociarion their names were enrolled
The Secretary was requested to
VIII e TO Rev. Mr.. Lutz, of the Luth
eran church, and invite him to be-
Rev c. l.. Whitaker was appointed
to visit rhe Hospital during the
month OF January; Rev. J. T. Me
Cuiston, February: Rev. Fl. A.
Brown March: Rev. Ira Irwin,
a prli; Rev. S. 3 Turrentine, Nay;
Rev. H G. Bowen, June; Bishop
Rondthaler. July; and Rev. E. P.
Davis. August.
It was unanimously. determined TO
hold the usual, ANIMAL, Union Meet
ing u the interest Of the Benevolent
Society in the Methodist Centenary
church the 3rd Sunday night in this
month and Rev. H. A. Brown was
appointed committee to arrange
an order OF exercises for the occa-
sion
Rev. S B. Turrentine was appoin-
ted t. preside at the next meeting
The exer cises then closed with pray AZ
by Rev IT. G.. Bowen.
Business Mess-s Carnival.
One oil the most novel and uniqut
IDEAS tnas has yet struck this city, il,
foot by the ladies' of the First Bap
list Church: The holding of "Bu-
s'ness Mems Carnival" at Browns
Ot.era House IN the near future.
IN this Carnival each business man
IN the city, who choose, by the pay
menJ OF nominal sum, is repre-
st nted by d young lady-the Lady to
be chosen by the man or firm in
question and TO be attired in cos
tn ne appropriate to the line of bust
ness with the name of the firm arts
tic&lly displayed.
TINS ''CarnivaF' IS strictly non
sectarian and near ly all of the
Young Ia lies in the city will be
brooghl into active service; the
none. raised viii go 10 the building
CONN .ttee Of the First Baptist
Cburcl to AID IL the erection Of
their new edlfce.
Ihe en5eftainment is new in this
State, though several cities in the
South have held them with wonder
ful success Atlant;s last year held
\ Business Meu's Carniv W that
Was attended By thousands of peo-
Pile aud over three hundred firms
we're represented It was great
occasion.
Every body in the Twin City
should feel interested IN this matter;
talk about it, tLiuk about it and aid
it. 1t IS for Il cause, too, that should
7tliau.Hte every loyal citizen in the
ejty the Baptist II Winston need q
new church.
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Wagon Material HIant35.

We have raised tn prica Of hub b. = IS,
VIII pay highest prices in C 81 Ter
spokes, axles etc. Bring y il aar.v.
GEO. E. NiSSE <
ian 4 A,y
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Ceu.enaryM NE. sunday school.

Mr.. T. B. Crawford, Secretary and
Treasuser, gives us the following sta
tistical report of the Centenary VI.
E. Sunday School for the year 1891 ::
Officers and Teachers on roll, -
Scholars on roll, SIS
Total, 597
Average attendance during
the year, 329
Collection during year, $604.39
Average collection each
Sunday, Sligo
Number admitted, 81
withdrawn, IL
deaths,
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1T viii require 3 month or nCrc
yet 20 complete IIotciZ inzendorf.