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Figured Swiss Muslin, zoe.
"CARTERs," I'll Market space.

Important.
FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN, d.
c.. ON LONG LEASE.
The owner of several lots containing rs, 900
square feet of ground, located at the terminus
OF cable and electric cars in Georgetown. will
lease for a term Of years this valuable property,
which is considered one of the best business
fronts in Georgetown. 1t is well adapted for
large grocery or combination stores, having two
fronts, or in fact for any large or heavy bust
ness.
1t would also be an exceptionally fine place
for public garden or place of amusement
THE SAME OWNER"
AFFECTS the Undersigned"
"To offer at Private Sale"
"HIGH ISLAND"
Containing about
60 acres, located
miles above Georgetown,
A Picturesque Place,
Commanding a fine view,
And can be reached by Boat or
the Conduit Road.
For summer uses, such as picnics or fishing,
Il one of the most beautiful spots on the Upper
Potomac.
For particulars apply to
je2S-5t 14o7 G st.
White Mosquito Net, sc.
1t ''CARrEns," Ill Market space.
When Purchasing Chewing Gum be
sure and ask for Whites Yucatan. Take no
| other. je27-6t
1892. Fireworks and Flags 1892.
For Men, Women and Children.
Street and Garden Goods.
Exhibition cases ready for shipment
Goods delivered in all parts Of the CITY,
Carry full stock of Fireworks all the year round.
Wholesale and retail
GEORGE ]. MUELLER, Wholesale Confectioner,
1856 Penna- ave. NV.
Crystal Flake for improving Ice Cream con-
SANITY in stock. je246ts
Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases.
s. Heller. 40 It'll st. NV, is making a spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Childrens Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dsndruff. my20-tr
None Name 1t But to Praise.
Wheeler 4 Wilson's New High Arm No.a
marvel Of ightness and swiftness
jazz Office 437 9th st. NV.
Royal Glue mends everything. Druggists 1oc
ADJUSTMENTS.
CASINO CLUB.
The next Concert by the Marine Band will take
place FRIDAY EVENING. JULY L. If it don't rain
5e29-3t E. Il. LITTLE, Manager.
GLEN EoHo'
JUNE 80. LEGION OF HONOR DAY.
JULY4
Grand Musical and Patriotic entertainment in the
GREAT AMPHITHEATER.
Among the artists who will participate are SIGNOR
WHALE. the great Violinist; MARK c. BAKER,
Tenor; EVA AUGUSTA vESCILIUs. Soprano. and
Mrs. LOUISE v. SHELDON. Contralto.
The trip over the Glen Echo railway is one Of re-
| markabe beauty.
The Glen Echo railway week days leave Glen
Echo the hour and return the half hour till p.
l M. when cars leave Glen Echo and Tennallytown
| every half hour. On Sunday run every twelve
minutes. ct
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1875 BELLE OF NELSON. a genuine handmade
four mash whisky of the finest character, bottled
lat the distinery. CHARLES kRAE1rER, agent for
The District Columbia
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John Turner, colored man fifty-two years
of age, dropped dead on c street between South
Capitol street and New Jersey avenue south
east yesterday afternoon. His body was re-
moved to his home, between LIST, I'd, and 3
streets southwest.
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THE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL.
Points From the Report Made by Senator
Gallinger.

THE COLLEGES AND THE HIGH scHooLs-THE
COMMITTEE IN FAVOR OF MAINTAINING HIGH
MISUNDERSTANDING AS A CENTER oF'cUL-
AGEMENT.
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YoUk SILvERwARE. LAcEs AND vALuABLEs
of all kinds may be deposited at moderate cost,
IN the burglar and damp-proof vaults of The
National Safe Deposit Company, 18th street and
New York aye.-Adrt
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PLEASURE STEAM YACHT AMERIcUs will be
sold at auction Saturday evening, July 2, at 6
O'Clock, at Stephensons wharf.-Adrt.
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BEAUTIFUL CHALLIEs, SC. All Ginghams,
JOHNSON, GARNER & Co., $50 Pa. ave. NV.
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HAVE YoUR CARPETS CLEANED by the AM
NOMINATED STEAM CARPET WORKS, 1103 and 17l(
L st. NV. Telephone SOL
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CARPETS CLEANED by the EMPIRE CARPET
" oRKs, e31-695 Mass. ave. NV, are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone 1851.
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(ALn) DIsrTLLArEs mellowed by age. CHR
XANDER's.
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STORE Your GOODS with Latimer & Sloan.
14O7 G street. Separate rooms under lock and
key. Cheapest and best in the city.-Adpt.
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ATTEND THE AssIoSKE's SALE by auction Of
entire contents of b. J. Downey 4 Sons bar
ness and carriage exchange, 6l2 18th street
northwest, tomorrow morning Ut 10 O'Clock
Sc advertisement
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OF TIE WATER.

COMFORT Is THE FIRST REoUIsITE-Our 81
Heglige Shirts. stiff soft collars, fill the bill.
Franc SoS, corner It'll and d.
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WHENEVER I SEE HOOPS sARsAPARILLA
w now want to how and say
THANK YOU
was badly effected with ECZEMA and sCRoFULA
SORES covering almost the whole Of enc side oNny
face. nearly TO the top Of my head. Running sores
discharged from both My eyes were very bad.
the EYELIDS so SORE IL was Painful opening or
closing them. For nearly year was deaf went
90 the hospital and had operation performed for the
removal of . cataract from eye One day my SIS
ter brought me
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
which took and gradually began to feel better and
stronger. and slowly the sores on my eye. and in my
ears healed. can hear and as well as ever
Mrs AMANDA PAISLEY. 176 Lander Street. New
bursh, n. Y
HOODS PILLS euro all Liver Ills. tzundice, sick
headache, biiiousuess sour stomach nausea A
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STEAM YACHT AxERIcUs will be sold at auc-
tion at Stephenson's wharf, Saturday evening,
July 2, at o'clock--Adct.
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"YANKEE DOODLE DANDY
THE GLORIOUS DAY WE CELEBRATE.
Nowhere within the wide domains Of this grand
country can the NATIONAL FETE be more appro-
priately celebrated than at
RIVER VIEW yULYA
On this special occasion. mid patriotic songs.
MISS DOT" zELNo
Will ascend 900 feet into the heavens and earnbo
with the aerial merinaids. Her aeronautic dog
Z0LA" will also make parachute drop alone This
RIVER VIEW. and the last balloon ascension Of the
season.
Round-trip Tickets. lady and gent. Soc Ladies and
children. 25c.
RED. WHITE AND BLUE TIME TABLE
The speedy SAMUEL J. pENrz at a4s.am.
Las and Gas pm. MARY WASHINGTON. I2:l5
and Sis
No crowdins Plenty of room.
E. g. RANDALL.
je2e3t Sole Proprietor and Manager.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
EXTRA EXCURSIONS FOR JULY THE4TH.
BY Steamer GEORGE LEARY."
TO COLONIAL BEACH AND PrNKY POINT.
In addition to the present schedule the steamer
Geo. Deary" viii make the following additional trips
% Colonial Beach and Piney Point, On FRIDAY,
JULY THE Isl, 81 q. m, through 20 fney Point,
'ssRnHs { eGIPf fssf oH T iPs b s
Pinsy Point stoRging at Colonial Beach each way:
a M. for Piney Point. stopping at Colonial Beach
The steamer leaves Piney Point on Monday night,
July the 4th. at 10 O'Clock and Colonial Beach at
Strict order will be enforced and no improper persons
Permitted on board Music in attendance
JNO. CALLAHAN,
5e2e-N General Superintendent.
NOOk'S VACATION EXCURSION,
" JULY 10TH AND3oTH.
81 days. s23o. Chaperone and Con-
LONDON ductor. ten days amidst the mountains
AND and fjords Of Norway.
NORWAY Cunard steamer Liverpool and re-
je2S-3t' CHAPERoNE. 1229 o ST.. Washington.
A NEW ROUTE TO THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
SATURDAY EXCURSIONS
The Baltimore and Ohio Railway have established a
special Saturday train. roundtrip ticket 49, for
Washington officials and Others leaving Washington
Saturday afternoon at % via Bay Ridge, reach
Ing Ocean City in i've hours. with beautiful sail
chesapeake bay. Returning, leave Ocean City at 30
on Sunday afternoon and reaching Washington at
9:3O p m, allowing one day at the ocean.
Parties desiring to reach Ocean City during the week
can take the 20 p. train B. and o. Railway con
Meeting with Baltimore and Eastern Shore Railway
wharf, Baltimore, at 345 NJ daily except sunday.
fa2S-lm
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ARTISTIC AND GUARASrEEp.-Silver Filings,
IS cents; Platina. 81. Very best Teeth, 80.
Q. s. DENIAL ASSOCIATION, 18th and ID.
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THE COCHRAN, 14th and X streets north
west, will make special rates for summer
me nths
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HAMIrxE SUNDAY SCHOOL Excursion to River
View Thursday. June 50. See ad.
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The imperialyacht HohenBollern has been re
named by Emperor William. 1t will hence
forth be known as the Adler.
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FussELL's Ice Cream shipped by express any
where out Of town. 1927 New York ave.
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with their weary. dun achns. hfslsn alleone sensa
ton. RELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE by THE CUTI-
CURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. ths Arst and only
instantanso1 pein-ktlltns stssngthening plaster. Is
csntA 3s2o.vks
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
FORECAST TILL p. n. THURSDAY.
For the District of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia, generally fair, probably followed by
light showers by Thursday night; southwesterly
winds
CONDITION OF TEE WATER.
Temperature and condition Of water at 8
I. AMI Great Falls. temperature, rs; condition,
"a. Receiving reservoir, temperature, IS. Con-
Edition at north connection, s.. condition at
south connection, IS; distributing reservoir,
stenperature, 50: condition at infiuent gate
house. 5; condition at efiiuent gate house, g.
n4s aSl r 1iSs PM 5s7 a am. ~1 soa pm.
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WEAK. PAINFUL KIDNEYs-

PIMPLES. black heads. red. rough. charped snd
oily akin cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
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STEAM YACHT AMERICUs at auction Saturday
July 2, 6 O'Clock, Stephenson's wharf.-AdUt.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nEwITrs TALLY no STAGES Lave siI
~ l3tn st 2. ". at 10 s-m; and 2 p. m Arlington,
tr1p, 30 TO 55o Zoo PARK and Legation buildinxs 20
ia1lly
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Headquarters for Ffreworks-Trott's
Wholesale and retail. 1902 14th st. NV II
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Julius Lansburgh announces that the small
pieces Of furniture, such as Chairs, Rockers and
Tables, now on the first floor, are not included
In the 20 per cent discount sale, as they are
already marked at cost as leaders" All other
furniture will go at 20 per cent discount prior
to removal to the Rink September 1. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-29

FINEST COO. Candies CSC. sHEErz, 10th &
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L. S. DENTAL Assn.
It'll and ID.
Gentlemen: i am pleased to say that the
dental work done for me at your Office is in the
highest degree satisfactory.
FRED. S. NEWMAN,
Gil goth st. NV.
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We Object to being classed with the high
priced hatters. Our figures are the lowest for
equal values Our 81 Straw Hat is beauty
1t FRAxc 4 Son, corner It'll and d.
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Mandolin Banjos, Guitars and Strings.
WALFoRD's It,
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FrKrxoHKs a, J. Jay GOuld's, a2i sth.-Adrt.
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MILK and whisky testers. HENPLER's s, 45a Pa-ay
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Sporting and Outing Goods, Lawn Tennis
and Base Ball Supplies. WAIFoRD's, Telephone
No. 1851. lts
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Rock Esos is delightful resort.-Adrt.
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Ice CREAMsoDA, &c. sHEErz, 10th and F.
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glorious retreat TO spend a pleasant day. Cool
freezes. delightful shade, amusements galore.
Picturesque River View is a vsritstle Donny brook
Fair OF gayety Blooded horses ponies donkies.
goats. elevated railways, shooting. bowling steam fly
ing horses. rowing, bathing. fishing, steam yachts,
dancing, base ball. Delmsnico dianer for Soc.
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS, DC.
CHILDREN'S TICKETS, l5c
The speedy palace Samuel j. Pentz leaves al
Gas a IA, la, 5:l5, @: As pm
Miss Zelno will soon leave Us Have you seen the
brave little empress of the arr II not what pity
POSITIVELY the last three days 20 dot" gam
JULY .; SUNDAY. JULY 3; MONDAY, July T.
ComingJames Pain Sons Grand Pyrotechnf
Productions. jeoT
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CITY ITEMS.

HOODS PILLS euro all Liver Ills. .zundice sick
headache. biousness. sour stomach, nausea.
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Mems Twilled Cotton Drawers, 25c.
1t CHARTERS" I'll Market space.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

EACO hSlONS. DC.
A MEXICAN LEGION OF. HONOR
EXCURSION TO
GLEN ECHO
THURSDAY. JUNE 10
Concert afternoon and evening
F-aternal orders and all friends cordially invited
Bsrscs. towed by steam. will leave Potomac street
and canal at 10 O'Clock IN and O'Clock pm. Re-
turning. leave Glen Echo at o pm Round-trip
tickets Sc. including admission. ,e2s-2t.
COMBINATION EXCURSION TO
BAY RIDGE, ND.
arR slS K's SrSf 10 reI I O. r. on
Trains leave B. and o. sistion az ia m 80 ana
Round-srip tickets eli Bay your ,icscs. from com.
nittee At depot ki2s2s
A NNUAL EXCURSION
"A OF HAN ~ aiy snSP Pifw SCHOOL
ON THURSDAY. JUNE 20
Steamer Psn,S .es ss wharf An. pm. sne
Church land the Chinese and Greek casSes) etcur-
son 10. Marshall Hall. TIT RSDAY, June ~ s,sansr
steamer Mscsiester 10 n 20 p. M. Te.afn,pr AZ :,
3 7. m. Various games and amuseInents Tickets.
Roc children. l5c. Je2f-3t
BAY RIDGE
&c e Bay Ridge with waugh NJ E SUNDAY School
Me alsa isah !. 81 Nv
asl Sa sle've B. and O. station el5am. $50 md
ANNUAL EXCURSION FOURTH STREET AND
samuel srPPS nEu s fsTS,f g.
JULY I; 1892 Boat 1eayes Nh ST. whar. a. $50 a.
der K SO sss and 81 Is p m Adults 2e chhdsn
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OUTICURA REsOLyENT

Sold everywhere. Price. CUTICURA. SOC. SOAP.
25c. REsOLvENT. u. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
gESend for How to Cure Skin Diseases, "a passs
90 illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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Find the CUTICURA REMEDIES do all you claim.
Have been suffering with skin disease ten years.
Could ind remedy to cure until 1 tried CUTI
CURA. veV happy over the result.
HENRY MOORE, Lancaster, Va.
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rJNHE MARY WASHINGTON TO
OCCOQUAN FALLS.
Every 0CCoQUAN FALLS Every
Thursday. 99c cGC033TTssNN FAILS FAILS. Thursday.
Positively every THURSDAY to the historic Falls
The most delightful day Excursion going Of The
the Potomac, OccoQuan Bay. Belmont Bay and the
famous Wood Bridge. Dancing all day on the boat.
Objectionable parties excluded.
Every Thursday at 9. M Home ct pm.
Round-trip tickets. 25c. Sanl j. Pentz EVERY
SATURDAY. 6:45. 70 Indian Head. je25-d
RETHEsDA PARA
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us III.
Salem, Somerville, Taunton, Woburn, worces-
ter, Mass; Buffalo, N. Y; Cincinnati and Ceve-
land, Ohio; Denver, Col; Hartford, Conn
Milwaukee, Wis; Newport, r. l.; Portland,
Me-, and San Francisco, Cal. large number
of high schools are unable to fit their pupils to
enter Harvard, but the great preparatory
schools Of the country, like Phillips Andover,
Phillips Exeter, the Roxbury Latin School, st.
Paul's at Concord, n. H; the Boston and Cam
bridge Latin schools and Adams Academy at
Quincy are its regular feeders. Other colleges
furnish about forty students each year to Har-
ward College, besides those who enter the
graduate and professional schools. The Har-
ward requirements are severe, but the number
Of students who pursue regular college work
there exceeds the number doing similar worl
In any other college In this country.
COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS TEST TEACHERS WORK
Again, by adapting the high school course te
college requirements the school gets the benefit
of test of its work, and this test is independent
| of local influences. The benefit Of such 9
standard is felt by both teachers and scholars
The teacher whose pupils successfully pass col
lege examinations has q strong hold on scholars
They have confidence in him and they worn
under his direction with zeal and assurance
| He has q pride in his work and standard
which he must live up to. He feels that he Il
AN essential part in the educational system, and
his own tastes and sympathies are developed b.
contrary, the teacher who has no such response
bihty Il apt to get into ruts. In measure, b.
Il cut of from educational competition; tos
often he has little or interest In the rapid
advance which is being made al over th,
country in secondary education. Although
conscientious In the performance Of his dail,
duties. he Is ever laboring under the disad
vantage Of having NO goal for his running, n.
port to make.
Perhaps the chief and most popular objection
raised against adapting the high school course
| to college requirements 10 that the colleges de
! mand o technical education not adapted 10 u
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-10-13
THE RALEIGH SUICIDE.
Mr.. Avera Evidently Sane When He
Took His Life.


d. B. Ayera, who committed suicide
in Raleigh Saturday, was native of
Johnson county and went to Raleigh
in 1868, going into the cotton business
He was very successful and made a
fortune. He married daughter of
the late Gov. Fowle in 1888, and six
years ago retired from business, re-
Stunning his residence near Smithffeld.
He occasionally visited Raleigh where
he owned several buildings. He went
to Raleigh. on the 5th instant and
stopped at the Marlboro House. He
was drinking quite heavily, but Fri
day seemed TO be rather free from the
influence of liquor. But at night he
began to drink again, and at 2 O'Clock
in the morning went to the station
house. He told the officer on duty
there that he was being pursued by a
mob which desired to horribly mutt
late him. A physician was sent for
and gave Mr.. Ayera an opiate and had
him taken to the Marlboro. A colOred
man was placed in charge of him. At
7:20 o'clotk the doctor again visited
Mr.. Avera at his room. He was ly-
ing on the bed. The doctor was
some directions to the servant. The
latter had his back towards Mr..
Avera who in an instant seized a
pocket knife which he must have had
concealed under the pillow, and stab
bed himself in the neck, severing the
main artery. The blood spouted and
the cut was so deep and true that
nothing could be done. In two min
utes Mr.. Avera was dead. He was 45
years of age and his habits had for
years been Incorporate. He was
evidencly insane when he thus took
his life.
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DAv1E.coUNTY DEMOCRACY.
A Strongsand Winning Ticket Nomi
mated Saturday.
Correspondence of The.Sentinel, 8

S"~ee~A
Correspondence of The:Sentinell
FARMINGTON, N. c., Oct. 1.-THE
interrified Democracy of Davie in
convention assembled last Saturday,
and put the following winning ticket
i'm the field:
For Sheriff, Isaac Roberts; House
of Representatives, M. f. Foster;
Register of Deeds, Charlie Clement;
Treasurer, E. p. Casey; Coroner, G..
L. Anderson.
A full delegation was present, and
the proceedings were marked with
much enthusiasm. All concede it to
be the best all-round ticket Davie ev-
er had in the field, and as our fight
ing chances are the best they've been
in years, the Democrats are jubilant
accordingly.
A fitting prelude to the convention
was the admirable address of Hon.
Octavius Coke. His speech was re-
plete with convincing facts and fig
ures, and highly impressed all who
felt the weight of his sledge-ha miner
blows for Democracy.
Referring to the t. D., he said it
was fulfilling the Scriptures according
to ST. Paul where he says, 81 die
daily" r. B. Mclaughlin, candidate
for the Senate, also made an able ex
position of good old Democratic
doctrine.
Mr.. FL. S. Puryear, of Concord, de
livered. a telling address at Farming
ton ON the 7th inst. 1t was plain,
pointed and practical, and cannot
but be productive of much good.
Henderson and Leazer stump the
county this week, w. r. Harvey and
the county candidates next week, ano
Carr and Jarvis are coming, so wei
have politics at white heat till the
campaign ends.
just carry the news to Hiram that
everything's lovely and the goose
altitudinOuS over in DAVE.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-10-13
FINE TRoTTERs.
r. j. Reynolds Buys Ten Blooded
Horses in Kentucky.


r. J. Reynolds, who owns large
stock farm east of the city, and who
takes a pride in raising fine blooded
stock, returned Saturday from Ken
lucky, where he purchased ten beau
tiful horses at an administrator sale
near Lexington. The animals arrived
here yesterday. Mr.. Reynolds now
has sixty head of horses.
He has the sollowing pedigrees of
those purchased last week:
Carrie Payne, by Petoskey. son of
Geo. Wilkes: record, 2:20. First dam
Homer Mambrinopachen. Lepanto,
by Petoskey; record 2:20. First dam
by Hanters, Lexington. Ethel Ray,
by Bonnie McGregor; record, 2:133.
First dam, Winnie Constance, by Pc
toskey; record, 2:20. Marie Prescott,
by Simmons, son of George Wilkes.
Merrill, by Sutton. Bowden, by Geo.
Simmons. Sutton, by Sutton. Anti
net, by Sutton; record, 2:24. First
dam by Virgy Graves, by Almont
Prince; record, 2:22.- Second dam,
Fannie Dan of Nellie O'Neal. Mamie
Woods, by Woods Hambletonian.
First dam, Mary Ann by Magnolia,
son of American Star, who is the sier
of the dam of Guy.
Mr.. Reynolds claims that Carrie
Payne is the fastest mare that has
ever been brought to North Caro-
lima