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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-07-27
Notice of Sale.

By virtue and under tho authority OF reso-
luton of the stocl holders of the Winston Salem
Land and Investment Co., adopted ut their last
meeting, sale ef the said Company's land and
other assets, will be had on Thursday, the 10th
day of August, 1898, the land of ihe Co n
pany, at point where Main str ct intersects
Cascade avenue, at the hour of II o'clock on
said day The entire property of the company
will be offered for sale at public outcry to the
highest responsible bidder, including the lots
and lands unso'd, the undeveloped lanos, all
debts due the company. all property rights un-
der any and all contracts between I'll company
and any other person or corp ,ration, and all the
property OF the company wha's ,ever-real,
personal or mixed and of every character, class
and description will be offered for sale at the
above time and plac the company reserves the
right to reject any oE~all bids, and to require
security or indemnity, if their discretion be-
fore receiving the same. The terms of sale are
as follows: Twelve and one-half per cent of
purchase price to be pad in cash; and the like
amount Twelve AID one ha per cent? at the
expirat on of each successive three months
thereafter. and the title will be re. aimed until
the whole of the purchase money is paid, or
satisfactorily secured. By order of the stock
holder, H. E. FRiEs,
President.
THoM.s II. SuTros, Gen. Manager.
July Sth. 1898.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-07-27
The Annual Meeting,

Mr.. J. Van Lindley announces that
the North Carolina horticultural Sc
ciety will hold its annual meeting at
Southern Pines, N. c., August 3rd.
On the evenings of August End and
3rd officers will be elected. The day
of the 3r will be put in sightseeing.
Large vineyards loaded with fruit and
peach orchards on what has been con-
sidered barren lands. Attend and see
what Yankee energy and enterprise is
doing. Papers viii be read on divers
interesting subjects to al fruit grow
ers. Special rates on the railroads.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-07-27
Dull Timesout West.

Mr.. J. L. Abbott returned to the
city Friday from trip to the West.
He says that business is extremely
dull out there; in fact, he is of the
opinion that the people out there are
South. He reports thousands of peo-
pie out of employment. The business
men with whom Mr.. Abbott talked,
however, said they were looking for
ward to prosperous fall and winter.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-07-27

From the Philadelphia Times.

The following is quite the latest
song, and, though the poetry may
not be entirely harmonious, the sem
timent is decidedly "fin de siecle::"
Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer,
I'm half crazy all for the love of you.
Itwon't be stylish marriage,
l can't afford a carriage,
But you'd look neat
On the seat
Of a bicycle built for two.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-07-27
LEGAL Preachers Conference.

Correspondence of The Sentinel
Vice President w. p. Williams de-
liyered the opening address Thursday
night to a good audience at Main
street Methodist church, DurT am.
Today friday has been taken up
in routine work of the conference.
Several new arrivals have reported to-
day. Several itinerant preachers are
visiting the conference, and the feel
ing is quite cordial.
A general memorial has been decid-
ed on to the next General Conference
asking for such legislation as shall in
crease rather than decrease the use
fulness of the local ministry.
The conference decided to meet
next year again at our tabernacle at
Rutherford College.
j. B. Floyd breaches to the young
people tonight. LEVI BRANsoN,
Secretary.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-07-27
MAJuA DU IAhflllN DAhU.
One Of Virginia'S Prominent Citizens
Passes Away Suddenly.
DIED AT HIS HOME In DANVILLE.
The Deceased a Candidate for Governor
Four Years ago-HIs Name Mem
toned This Year i'm Connection
With.the Office on Lieutenant Gov
ernor-Other News.

The information reached the city
Saturday of the death in Dan
vile, Va, of Mai. w. T. Sutherlin,
one of Danyille's most prominent and
public-spirited citizens. Mai. Suther-
Inns death was very sudden and was
a shock to his many friends and large
circle of acq laintences. He was TAX
en- i'll about three o'clock in the morn
ing and died in about five minutes.
He had been a sufferer from asthma for
several years.
Maj. Sutherlin was about II years
of age, and has for many years been a
prominent figure in the public affairs
of Virginia. He was the protector
and moving spirit in the construction
of the Danyille y Western formerly
the Danyille * New Biver) railroad,
OF which he was for many years presi-
dent, and the Milton & Sutherlin
Narrow Guage road. He was prom
inent candidate for Governor of Vir-
ginla four years ago, and has been
conSpiciouSlY mentioned in connection
with the Office Of Lieutenant-Goyern-
or i'm the approaching campaign, be-
ing an earnest and active Democrat.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-07-27

Delegates from only nine counties
responded to the call for farmers
State conference at Sedalia, Mo.
Wednesday,, to organize a nom
political order. A resolution was
unanimously adopted inrfayor of the
free coinage of silver.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-07-27

EoRrH cAanLIvA,t In the SUPERIOR Court be-
Forsyth county, ! re B. Stafford, C. s. q.
E. A. CIR; fifth, admir- of
George oibson, against
Rosa Gibson and Ellen
Gibson by their guar Nosiee.
dian ad Htem r T.
Baldwin.
By virtue Of decree made in the above
entitled cause on the 14th day of July, 1898,
door in Winston, ". c., on the 26th dav Of
August, 1893, at o'clock p. m the following
lot Of land located on 18th street, West, North
Winston, fronting on 18th street 100 feet. and
running back 263 feet Terms of sale. one
third cash, one third IN three months and one
third inssix months. Title retained till pur
chase money is paid
E. A. GRIFrIra,
Admr. OF George Gibson, col.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-07-27
For Baby Ruth, Perhaps.

From the Wilmington Star.l
Some admirer of President Cleve-
land has sent him from Aberdeen,
Scotland, Shetland pony,thirty-eight
inches in height and of symmetrical
build. 1t is not intended for the use
of the President.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-07-27

Programs for the third annual Aug
ust race meeting at Raleigh have been
issued. The dates are Wednesday,
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-07-27
Just The Size oft.

The Kernersville News truthfully
says: Large and handsome buildings
are going up on every corner in Win
ston. She is a progressive city and
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-07-27

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

Nothing has ts.fn heard from the Jus
Rec csat biii Tor several DAYS and
SEVERAL attorneys oppressed the fear yes
f.nlay that IL would meet with the same
fsls - = similar hiil which WAS intro
t.ucel in the house four years ago No
one attended O. Il and 1t vas entirely
forgotten.
Henry Raflemakcr and Joseph Cargill
- the Grand Rapids Athletic club will
take part Ia an entertainment az Ian
sing next Wednesday and Thursday
Their speciaitiss are horizontal bar and
acrphatie brother acts
Mrs. White ~ Kalamazoo VII speak
az tie rity mission. No - Waterloo
street. thu evening Al are invited. A
Meeting xtl be held AZ The mission at ,
oslock - organize a Sunday school.
Tho regular monthly meeting ~ the
Free Kindergarten circle q Kings
Daughters all ~ held Tuesday az 3
De.ack az the residences - Mrs. ". VI.
tsonsnson. No. - Madison avenue
The regular monthly meeting % tho
board - managers u the Womae's home
and hospital will - held az the home.
<a 80 sostvick street tomorrow after
us.,n as , oriock-
The Hon 3 :. Hughes ~ Chicago.
ex prohibition candidate for governor Of
fn.ians. viii speak here Saturday even.
ng March =. PROBABLY ~ t'o,d Temp
lars hsil.
Fancy shirts are particularly good
THIS spring We make - order and
have fine Ire in stock.
OsepfSER 4 BkxrxR-
The Vest Hill Woroan's club viil hold
va next meeting March - az the resi-
asncr e MIRA Watson. ~Ierrace hiil.
Wesi Etxo street.
The Centrai vs. have charge ~ the
gospel temperance meeting this after.
roor Miss Lydia J. Neweouit' vii de-
lrer Re sf'iress
he -x.h Nerl baptist mission WI
ntert AZ b ~ Preaching service az
3 e4 ~ thr Ees W Rutteriisld
The superintendent - ,he poor j.
itt-irx ~ map ~ act ~ orderly In
tne ~'anfy bouae Or The rror.
Two csses - hosiery werc clear~4 ~
,hstt ir he custom house yesterday hy
1isrs'a Jsnison a Co
Miss Rhosis chase bss resigned her
psetfion - telegraph OPERATOR at The
lasng sios.
~ ard Mr. ~ p. Weston returned
FROM ~ sshinxtou and The east last even
isx
TIE aonoai election = Daisy io,i9- -
Fiks all he held FRIDAY evening March
81
a meeting = ihe wemars auxiliary
= the Young Mons Christian as@ocis-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

As late car approached weal'hy
avenue On Larrsve sfreet friday xhf
The rnoforman discovered that The car
brake wouid rot work. ne d,,l not Pare
- iet the car round the carve ~ ., lieh
= speed and r. called % tire csui-rtfr
- set his brssa The cou3gctsv beeanle
sxc,tesi suI pnied fhe fruiis ioNr Tie
ear ea@ ~ dark as t.r}pf ia "a instant
A. tAp car struck tse curve 'sfzf,
;tshy roiored ramsn. ssatea fesr fae
reaF i.ssr. sxSiaifet foh IL T.anf
dtre rsslre - - sai4ahan Nlth a
etscp enc spfan4 esit fhe dsar anf
'aallea aaf ~ hef fafe AZ q p'acc where
BE- n,ail vss SIR inches leer she ras
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
LAID IN HIS GRAVE
ATTENDED ~ Many FRIENDS



The funeral a ID. Charles shepard
yesterday afternoon at the family resi-
dence. No. II Je0er,on avenue. We at.
tended by largo representation u local
,,hxs,..,.e. ,,.rs.,r.l and family frsendn.
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Teen sincere gmpafneuc eSo ancc-
tlonate friend 10 al with whom b. had
associated.
The rrmains were encased in Z beauti.
fully mounted c.sket. which w.. almost
h.l3a, hv 49,. - ,o~.~ c.r..tior.
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"a abundance werc srFsngeu IN tne iofu
% frame around tho casket. their tops
reaching just above IL. and = beautiful
floral piece With the word, "Papa,
neatly vorked With immortellea. rested
!, tbe h..d Thare wers al.o ruuerous
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,ha Sxai.nharr;sa s,,narai 800. sfsa,
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

The FIRST numher was com pr,,hcnsive
article upcn Alaska tee country. rs
inhabitants. their habits. etc. ard lia
scrrery unsarrasssd in iiea8fy ara
grandeur ani lts reaurc,s In furs. fim
Ter aul minerals almost ineshaastible
~tseoriatesi Charities = A. an interest
ing talk. telling the bercfifs arising
from an association - benevolent per
@sns FOR investigating caafs fnr needed
charity. An original sfl.ry q . ester
day ISiay anil InmurrsV vas read.
siuerts. Mrs A 4 Sfrput. Portland.
NJ Mrs J Wilson. Illinois. Mrs
DAVID Gray Sufin. Chicago. Nfs NJ y
fapp. Detroit: Mis- Gilmore Dcf71ii.
Ms. Watkins. Chtaru. Miss Nsy Cor
don. Indiana. Miss Gilmore. netroif.
Mss t3ia Conf. Loeeli
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

Al the quarterly conference Of thu A.
VI. +. Zion church. on Fifth avenue. last
night Henry DAILY and William John
son were elected trustees The following
stew arsie<efs were also elected: Mrs
Carrie Williams. Mrs. Harriet Washing
ton and Mira A. l. Milton. The regular
quarterly meeting will be held today.
with services at 1870 a. m. 3 and ] p m.
Elder Cain OF the Spring street A. NJ. +.
viii preach at 3o'ciock.
The choir program at Park congrega-
tinnal church this morning will include:
1T l. a Good Thing" Potter quartet;
a. Sanctus. b. Benedictus. from first
mass. Mozart. full choir; The Lord Is
Ny shepherd" Schubert. ladies' chorus
Yesterdays hank elearings. tyD.-
6Doso were an increase over the cor
responding day of last year II Si02.-
3s63O The total for the past week was
al ,05OaGilo an increase ~ sloo.oIl-29
over the corresponding week 81 ls12-
Bishop Gillespie viii address the min
istcr's conference Monday afternoon at
81 Marks on The Taxation Of Church
Property" The subject il prompted by
the bill now pending in the legislature
10 tax church property.
Evangelist II. Ackers will assist the
Rev c. c. Zero. pastor ~ Wesleyan
methodist church. corner ~ Turner and
Crosby streets. IN quarterly meetings
next Saturday and Sunday.
The Rev. A. W. Mann. missionary 10
the 81. Betie's mission Of the deaf mutes
in and around this city, will conduct
services ia St. Marks chapel on Monday
evening. March ~.
A. X Cnrray will sing in the vested
choir II Trinity church Sunday morning,
and will render solo IN the ofertory
anthem abide With Me-"
The Rev. Dan r. Bradley ~ the Park
church will preach in Olivet today. ex-
changing with President Sperry OF Oil
vet college.
The Rev. I. ID. Randall ~ Maiden.
H.. will preach in the Plainfield avenue
congregational church today.
Easements at Coldbrook and Ottawa
streets we're partially tloodedby a clogged
sewer yesterday morning.
Tho Oratorio society viii resume re-
hcarsals Thursday evening at No 3
West Bridge street.
The Columbian section 81 Unity club
Will meet al No. Ga Charter street Tues
day evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

District Teachers Reading Circle Voc
lts Adoption.

As the meeting ~ TIE District
Teachers Reading circle yesterday the
reT,orf = the committee on the tqwnshir
8rit system was read aud tlsscnastsi. ~
Coed taking the Affirmative anl J "
Howell tie negative The disaission
resulted ~ tie association voting II
tssE = adopting The systeuh Toe hal
anet q tie day Eas spent in tho eiec
tlon - oficcrs. ar. Damn declined s
reorganization - president As result
p G. Richards vas unanimously elccie5
Mss kiehnori uA4 - .eiecfed vice pres
gtent "A y Nirchln vss r. eiecifsi 40
ssscretaTv : n Howeil. Netfie Gfrsiei.
sad Irvefta Avery mere eseetfsf ~ execa
Use ornns fiee A vote q thanks Nss
tHasiefei Af Dsrn a. reiiriDE greei
.saf !; wss decided that hei.esfier
easy ~ sfsruon session he htid. -
teeia promptly e 3. -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.
Latest Items or News at Michigan
Headquarters.

A letter was read yesterday at the
Michigan worlds fair headquarters from
Secretary OF State Jochim. requesting an
account OF the work accomplished for
the fair and cut Of the Michigan
building for publication ~ the Michigan
Manual OF ls.8.
President Clute OF tho Agricultural
college wrote that the plans for the col
lege exhibit had been sent 10 j. j. Wood
man IL Paw Paw, superintendent Of the
agricultural department, for approval.
Pictures Of the college and grounds will
accompany the exhibit.
Mrs. Coville. wife Of Greenville ply
stefan, has donated for decorative pur-
poses a splendid United States flag.
sxl2 feet in size. made Of finest silk
by the mills at Bedding. Ii is inclosed
in deep frame Of silken floss, aud will
probably be- draped upon the statue Of
General Cass in the main rotnnda Of the
Michigan building. Its cost 81 manu-
facture was 800, exclusive ~ material.
The Michigan logging camp and ac
compartments are now being erected on
the grounds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

when railroad gets in hard luck it's
almost impossible 10 prevent accidents"
remarked George DeHaven yesterday.
after giancing over the proof 81 one o.
bis coming hits IN the way II adver
Using Its largely luck. too. The &C.
cidents happen. aud the roads are pow.
crisss - prevent them. But when you
come 70 thiuk ~ n. it's strange that
there are not more. The longer I'm IN
the railroad business the more | wonder
what on earth keeps the ears on the
track a. they dash around curves at the
rate x fifty miles an hour. Those
flanges seem TOO small % do IL. Aud
thirk ~ the millions q revolutions that
sre made ty the wheels. The slightest
flaw might cause a break that would
wreck the entire train. Tie public does
not appreciate Tie care that IS taken -
prevent disasters
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
DEATH OF MOSES DELOyG.
His Remains viii he Brought Here
for Burial.

Moses DeLong. resident Of Grand
Rapids since ISIS. died at the home %
his daughter. Mrs. Willett Knapp. in
Greenville on Friday % paralysis. He
had removed % Greenvillc a year ago.
was - years II age. and was well known
here among the old settlers TIE re-
mains vii be brought here from Green
Wills az l p. N. tomorrow and
viii b. taken a. the home q the
son Of the DECREASED. \. II. belong. at
No. al Seyibner street. where his old
friends vii have an opportunity 10 view
the remains. The principal funeral ex-
crciscs viii be held in Greenyille. hut
there will be short services at deceascd's
sons home
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

A Broken Rail the Cause or an Acct
dent Near Morley.

Two men were severely injured in an
accident "a a south bound freight near
Morley early yesterday morning. The
train struck broken rail aud the way
car jumped the track. &. w. Arm
strong IL kalkaska and G.. Il. Osche 81
1T. Louis. Mo. uho were sleeping In the
ear. jumped from the platform as soon
as the cafposs left the track Arm
strong's arm was broken and bis shout
der dislocated. One a osche's legs was
broken aud be sustained severe scalp
wound The two men were in charge ~
q carload n potatoes. IL was impossible
g. stop the train after tho caboose left
the track After it had run twenty or
thirty ruis the ear struck a switch and
mounted the track again. II the two
men had remained IN the car II Is prob.
abe that neither would have been
severely injured.
Armstrong and Osche. the two men
injured by jumping from caboo@e near
Morley. we're brought - this cits last
night on the o'clock train. AMI they
we're removed in the city ambulance 10
the L. u \. home. where DIR. Joy gave
them surgical attendance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

tiou eli b. hid Ia he zsroe.atien bald
ing - o'clock xondsy sfs<fnoon-
1Sam u. Clay has sued the s@nblsss
uhsm he d<fen3ed IL police court 70
recover his fs<.. The E.esnte<s u the
.'prufesh~ ~ sam d;d not % good job
fcr them and they viii Rot pay him.
Pref Vaughan Last esenins as.issrej Al
interesting .s,>Iuxs On Drinking W aief-
Robert ssmpsa vas appointed dspaty
sherid II Walker to~nshlp yesterday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

The City Sports Company Gives . Per-
torrance n Smish's This Afternoon
and Evening-A Great Blu
for Next Week.

The cotcrie Of pretty girls Of the City
Sports company that have crowded
Smiths all the past week. will make
their final appearances this afternoon
and evening at this coy theater. The
City Sports have met with phenomenal
success the past week. and they deserve
it. as an excellent variety performance.
devoid 81 slang, etc. is given, and those
that will attend today and this evening
will enjoy the entertainment. The mat
inee commences at 2:O o'clock. Open
ing with tomorrow night is one Of the
best aggregations OF vaudeville talent
ever gathered for one weeks engage
mcnt at Smiths. and Manager Smith
promises his patrons rare treat. Look
at this week sroster:
The only Gus Bruno, Mile. Vera
Petsching Brothers, Dick Adm Mile
Mayo. Kelly Brothers. Josie Harvey. AL
Dickdon. James w. Allen, La Petite
Fannie. the Brown Brothers. Lizzie
Johnston. Miles and Clifton. Mollie
Brown. May Laverne. La Belle Ward.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
HIS LIFE IS ENDED
Representative Charles w. Levitt
Dies n The Eagle
AFTER 4 LINGERING ILLNESS
The I,oesors Are unlectnrd - ., ~
Hal Cause al hs n.ash--A
Brief Hsoxrsphy.

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cerebral infEifion-
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tAbiA'Ans % The oerana distftt- and
tosk the stump during the campaign.
t1t MAS hardly sbls 10 <onfieuc his
work untiI election. He took kis sat
when the leu..lzt..r~ convened. hae Vas
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

The ladies OF Second street VI. r.
church will give an entertainment at the
armory on North Front street on Thurs
day evening. March l6. at which Mr.
aud Mrs. Fyfe. Mrs. Myrtle koon
Clergyman and Mr.. KRONER will assist
Admission. - cents. Children 10 cents,
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Waltz Party.
and oysters.

DETIENTHlIEp is headquarters for
DLfILHfHhllH fish, poultry. game
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

Travis old curiosity shop has many
rare values. He sells anything under
the sun. Try him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
Cloak


Next Thursday, March 10, will be
our opening day of Spring Cloaks.
Our entire new stock of Jackets,
Capes and all the new and fashionable
garments of this and foreign markets.
The assortment is more complete
than ever before, and the styles more
beautiful. Our prices are the lowest
consistent with good goods. BE
sure and attend our opening day and
secure a new garment for spring wear.