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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-06-21
He OInIt to he HannX-

The Danbury Reporter is authority
for the statement that Mr.. Reuben
East, of Walnut Cove, has chicken
that crowed when it was ten days old;
that on the 10th day of June he found
a guinca's nest on his place contain
ing 81 eggs. Mr.. East has $50, GOO hills
of tobacco which can be topped to the
lipht leaves
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-06-21
Prophecy FULFILLED.

From the RicE Emond Dispatch.
"The day is not far distant, dear,
When we will fly"
He said, inventive progress clear
To his minds eye.
About an hour succeeding that
Her father grew
Contiguous, and from the fiat
Henricus flew
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-06-21
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Mr. Watson Not q Candidate.

From the MT. AIRY NcWs
We hear Hon. Cyrus b. Watson, of
Winston, prominently mentioned in
this &C unity as candidate for Con-
gress to succeed Mr.. Bower. Mr.. Wat
son is strong in this county and should
he decide to be a candidate Mr.. Bower
will have to hustle to beat him. Hon.
r. a. Doughton, of Allegheny, is also
mentioned as Il possible candidate.
TIE SENTINEL is reliably informed
that Mr.. Watson is and will not be Il
candidate for Congress.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-06-21
overcoat i'm the Harvest.
From the Burlington News

During one of the cold days last
week Mr.. ]. w. kirkpatrick went to
the harvest field to see how his color
ed man was getting on cutting wheat,
and found him at work with an over
coat on. What he said is not known,
but DIR. Lutterloh tells that on ac-
count of the cold, or through sympathy
for the negro, Mr.. kirkpatrick had a
chill. This year has been an unusual
harvest and the above is one of the
results
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-06-21
N INJUNCTION ISSUED.
Fined for Starving His Wife.

SALEM, n. Y, June 14.-Isaac
Hanks, an aged miner, charged with
having caused the death of his wife
by denying her sufficient food, was
found guilty by jury. a recOmmcn-
datton for mercy accompanied the
verdict, and the offender, who is said
to be worth more than $40, 900, was
let off on Il line of 81 900 and costs.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-06-21
Settlement in West virginia.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, June IL
The West Virginia mining troubles
will probably be ended before another
week passes. 1t is believed that all the
mines in the Kanawha, New River
and Loup Creek territory will resume
by Monday
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-06-21

Johnson's Magnetic Oil, horse
brand, is q wonderful liniment for
rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains and
bruises for man or beast. 81 size so
cts; so ct. size % cts.
DR. v o Thompson, Druggist.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-06-21
Death and Birth Rates.

It is computed that the death rate
Of the world is sixty-seven per minute
and the birth rate seventy a minute,
and this seemingly light percentage
of gain is sufficient to give a net in
crease of population each year of al
most /, ,200, 600 souls.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-06-21

Johnson's Magnetic Oil, horse
brand. is a powerful liniment especial
" prepared for external use for per-
sons and all diseases of horses and
cattle. 81 size SO cts; so ct size Is
cts. DIR v o Thompson, druggist.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-06-21
EYES AND LIPS.

From PucK.
Whcresoever she may go,
Quick the path before her narrows;
For her lips are Cupids bow
And her eyes are Cupid's arrows.
Foolish youths that jostle, strive;
Like crowd of hungry sparrows,
Pause! Be glad you're still alive
For her eyes are Cupid's arrows.
My poor heart, alas could show
BY each wound that hurts and harrow
How she uses Cupid's bow
And disposcs of his arrows.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-06-21
Mad-DOgS in Stokes.

DR.. p. l.. Eaton says that mad-dogs
are rampant in the Quaker Gay sec
tion and have bitten number of hogs,
cows, etc. The citizens are Staying
the CANNES up that way.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-06-21

That oily and rough skin cured
and the face and hands beautified by
Johnson's Oriental Soap; medicated
and highly perfumed.
DR. v O N ompaon, Druggist.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-06-21

Thorough accounting, liberal adj
Vertising, conservatism in asking
and care in giving credit, and limit
ing living expenses vel, within ONES
income, are the factors ofsuccess in
all lines of trade Without these
things no one can nationally expect
to escape failure in business.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-06-21
MRS. VANCE'S STATEMENT
IN RESPONSE TO HER STEP
SONS CARD.
AN injunction Issued for Ten Days by
Judge Armiield Against the Re
mOyaI of Sen. Vance,s Body

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE widow
OF Senator Vance, of North Carolina,
has written this statement as a re-
Jolnder to the card of her Stepson.
'The card and other statements com
ing from Charles n. Vance concern
ing the removal of Senator Vance's
remains are pronounced by his widow
to be simply malicious falsehooGs or
the outgivings Of disordered BRAIN"
AN INJUNCTION ISSUED.
STATEsvILLE, June II. Judge r.
f. Armficld has issued IN Injunction
for ten DAYS against the removal of
Senator Nance's remains from the
place now occupied as recently inter
red by Chas. n. Vance. The injunc-
tion was issued at the request of G.
N. Vance, ii. A. Guger and others,
and the persons enjoined are Mrs. Il.
B. Vance and the cemetery commit
tee. The whole matter will come up
for final settlement before Judge Shu-
ford at Asheville within the next ten
days.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-06-21
Third Party.

The Peoples Party Of Stokes county
will hold q mass-meeting In Danbury
on Wednesday, July 4th, for the pur-
pose or selecting county committee
and to transact other business.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-06-21

G@@09@ 90 5000 q
@ An Indept q dent Family @
@ Newspaper o the people. d
@ Devoted to he farming in @
@ terests and o le industri- d
@ al dev eloI ment of Pied @
q mont North Carolina. O.
IAS89SS 5000
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-22

Women who Want TO Vote.

NAIicK, Mass. March l1 's4 (Sprcial tn
those opposed t. women suffrage have ID
often advanced-thal ''women do not wish
to voIe"-was disrrovtd here recently
Last Wednesday, the l4th was the closing
day for registration Tor women, and such
crowds as there We're present Hundreds Of
women remained in l.ne for several hours
awaiting their tHrn tor registration ana
AZ ttsn ii the evening, when tle tilpe eNrr-
w. La>t Year 2Vt registered, and l62 haye
registered thS Neat III Natirk N. b Nv
WINTEBroEr. Tile Ladies, NJ the Mcth.-
dist I!rcle gaze 4 corn supper III their yes-
fry Tue sday "A ening, from = tn \, after nicl
4 pleasing program Of inlsic and Dialogues
was presented by the Young people Miss
Ada ID. l.ittletied gave large party at llcl
home Saturday evening. Ii was caied il
penny raltN, As pennies We're distributed /.
tie guests and long list of questions ;tsl-
", concerning What Was Io he found o1
them, and prizes We're awarded ~ tile ont~
answering tle greatest number rorrcrtly
O1hrr alnnsements followed. "A tinr culls,-
tion was ser e,i ;Ml the universal verslicl
MAS, "Me had splendid time. ... Mrs. G
L. Atwood left Mondays boat for hnsi
ness "trip to Boston. Miss Lou Snow il
visiting friends in Bangor Harry Thomp
son has gone to Heagans $ mountain in the
capayltv of book keeper and clerk to the
Stone Co. The hest wishes of his friends &C
with him. As he is d capable and reliable
young man. The Simonton boys laye re
turned to Bucksport school. Jimmie Eel
lows, being On the sick list, was not able /,
60 this week. Arthur Smith was at homlt
from Orono y spend Sunday Miss Alts
Treat of Rockrort is visiting friends ii
town Miss Daisy Bowden, WHO HAS heel
laid by with broken leg fol- some weeks
requests Us to say that she is about again
with good, straight limb, reports to til,
contrary Notwithstanding. Miss Maggi,
Bowden dug mess Of dandeion greens one
day last week.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-22
News of the Oranges.

| Seaside Grange will have dance at it,
hall this, Thursday, evening, and calico
ball Thursday, March 29th.
Union Harvest Grange, Centre MontvilIe
is again holding regular meetings after quite
long vacation many Of the members hav-
ing been sick. Mr.. Eli Jackson, James Ram
say and George Thompson have been elect
ga trustees for tile Year.
stockton Grange has bought some hand
some new badges for the officers, of 4 navy
blue color With a red tip and pin. They ire
quite an addition. The question for discus
sion at the last meeting was on the cultiva-
tion of straw berries The talk m the per
feet and imperfect Towering kinds was ill.,
t.restng and Instructive One idea of reset
TINS may he useful, namely, to use SPADE
and take up turf Of many plants from
n matted l'ed where the row II wanted algd
set this dtela turf Vr Sol ia TILE Mew hcN anG
NJ continues to grow the SAME III though Id
had neNel been trans planted, Whilv Nh trans
planting single plants they always wilt ana
yielA hut little THE first vear. u matter that
game iip 1T tile meeting March ptll WIZ sngges-
tlon> from the members as tonew industries
that might protitahly be started III tins town,
realizing that we have no railroads. but Il
L. snip goods tts sea, Nearly twenty ,l;i-
terent industries We're suggested, Including
the canning of CLAIMS, raising and putting up
of pickles, shipping Iee, gathering, curing
and packing htl,s, tens ot which grow iii
tewl ana ~ W waste. Some Of these sng-
geStions may i'll time materialize. Afte,
Sucl things have Been once publicly discus
se'l some one may then an opening. This
was the object o. the presentati ons ana the
discussions that they brought out
Waldo County Pomona Grange met March
18th with Morning Light Grange. Monroe
The Master being absent Bro. George w
lutchie took the chair. The travelling was
bad, yet the attendance was good. The ad-
dress Of welcome was given by Sister Dur
ham,a and response hy Bro. George w. Ktchie
Eight Oranges reported. an in a tiutrishing
condition. a class of u We're instructed in
tile fifth degree. Voted To reconsider the
Vote whereby ii was voted to procure para
phernalia for the fifth degree. Remarks for
the good Of the order We're made hy Bros
Perley, Andrew Midget, A. Stlnson ana
Edgar Thayer Bro. Campbell gave some
IDEAS about farming, followed by Jefferson
Nealey and J. Miller. Noon recess was de-
clared for refreshments, after which the fol
lowing programme taken up. Topic
Shall the State Grange pay tile expense of
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-22
Neal Dow's birthday in Jeru ,alen.

Among tne many letters which Cen Neal
Nuw has received during the past few weeks
WAS one under date of Feb 20 from Ramal-
lth. Jerusalem, announcing that his goth
birthday was to be celebrated there under
the auspices of the Christian Mission This
mission was founded by Eli and Sybl Jones
from tins State, and is beautifully located
among The hills of Benjamin, 10 miles north
pt JerHsai ieIn, surrounded IN Muhameian
villages j i VERY near, if not at the Very
ran+ Where tile prophet Samle was horn
ana NJ Alain view NJ Mispah where he held
nigh a@Arf and whpre he aiinonted saul IN
king f.iheon, Bethel, Al, Dphral1 Rama
at, th# bethhorl~ ARE nelghboring villages
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-22

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piri44r NNiii. HieN MfEHA t'flI' itf i4sN ian~ ii
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t. f.v town ut Aihiun Ks.itNehec county =.
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-22

oLR TONS, Marcel N Tp-daA \ mumlrieal
contest resulted III :, sweeping victory for
thu lttpliheans Manor Weld, wliu was
elected last year by lAal0rGN II III, was
again HE candidate ot the D,ilu, rstl,' isIrfv
against ilerf's-ri may, tAt Republican nol1l-
NEE. Gray MAS elected hE mIai~rltv of one
iilMsirsa aud seNentN and the Republicans
d!sa elected seven ,l 5lle ten aldermen. Ii
was ,tunihng hlNW to tie p,lnuGliitic Ting
IN TINS siitN which has Conducted fnltnieilial
affairs in way tp disgust tine better class
nt citizens It aiso shows that tile people VIZ
OH TONI are rot IN luNe With thc Demo-
cratic tariff smashing policy that las uIa~ee
the wooden mill
SwANvILLE. Mr. Lewis Marden left Mon
day for Pittsfield, where he is attending &
school. Mr.. Kicker of Monroe came home
from the woods with one of CUNNINGHAM $
clstern built III his cellar 10y Mr. Sawyer of
Searsport. AS the family have heretofore
had to lug all their wash water from the
pond they Will appreciate the luxury. ;. Or
school committee met last Monday and
Frank RI Nickerson was appointed chair
man 1.-The literary contest in Comet
Grange closed last Monday night ana side
No. ] was beautifully defeated The beaten
party Will serve a collation. at our next
meeting Tie crows have appeared, but
not without "caws." Blue birds We're seen
last Tuesday morning. 1t is something
unusual for them 10 come early.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-22

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a very pleasant affair. Afterrhe ,tp,l;s,tu,t
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NH"
dAy anniversary. 1t was \ genuine surtHise
VII 4v,,, NV fa,t .,f W. I,e,n,, VIVA, lnr.(la,.
''''N I'D n ''.i ''iS ',T fa' 'ii' Sii@
ahl iief husband had sVttled themselves
comfortably fnr an evening with tlteir l,.tJhs
,nd nevsuanprs yh.,, ,h. n,,,, .,.,,..9
rna ,,na.ts 1,r.,,.,,.t
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ne ''ii'i''''i' s'H"'i ~ we h't i"R
~ s"ay EVENING Wa = i'A"7' fhl"Nafle 81
cdSlnn. iht committee haNlng fhe matter III
charge. consisted of Mrs i III timirIt,N Nh
~ I, ,,.l..rr ,,.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-22

Whereas We arr called Mrpn IN loSe hy
death one VT ,tur members. Therefore M iii
Resolved, That in the death NJ Sister
Esther HAwes We first pf all huW To Hin
who doeth all thing, VIGIL
Resolved, That While NY are weak, human
frailiy cannot understand WHY she Was
taken from us, yet we DO know our loss Is
Resolved, That edo. as 4 further mark ii
our esteem, drape our charter in moErning
for period of 30 days
Resolved, That we, as a Grange, extend to
The husband and children of our deceased
sister our heartfelt sympathy and that while
the loss to them is 50 keenly felt, Yet we too
Unte in saying, we shall miss lien.
Resolved, That acory Of these resolutions
he sent t" the afflicted family also 70 the Kt-
publican journal and Belfast Age for puhi-
cation ana placed upon the records Of South
Branch Grange.
MARIA A. THOMPSON.
ORIA LIBBY, Com.
ALICE HALEY.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-22

SiS- .lc i.,1,
s,N lel rtn.. ,,,' nnnus "nlon mature IN lo9s
.'iiu We Shouiu pe pitpaleu " take auNah'
lage oi every iavorapie opportunity TO DO SO
Aeiue iioil 'le WoiN upon our sewers
Ky % ~ improve
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hast nr.',,. III. t,, I'LL, ~ WITT
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me various efflrers We're elected unani-
mouslv the list having been agreed upon III
caucus Saturday The otticers :,r,. ss f,llovs
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-22
NUMBER l2.
Personal.

Mss Maud E. Barker has r.rnrnad from q
visit in Bangor
u
Boston last week 7 Il
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are lil i''iia7t f"f 'iior NiStf
fi2'i' ) @. johnson q Liberty 0itl'l liver
'I-'' 'NeM2iai aHf'''SS Wihtemot'
AISs ClsWa MNrrill NJ WatarpjTta 5ted
teH ~iSt4r NlrS R- M ~l~Y, las+ werk
Mi~ Ei-la II C.nmAr NriH -o i'aitIana
last IIlI,Aiy YF7H r.iariTa nha W4+
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fas IA~t week III .3sihe-S Ioi ta- B,.t,s-
Water C4.
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ffiond- IN Belfast Tae.a.y. ~Ia-eyq, b iar
way to Augusta
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af rb4 Goorses yailnv l:a..ese ,yss Il, Ill
ttst stNr,t,r.
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-22

serious disturbance occurred. .... llc wal
ia Denver seems q be over and the troops
base withdfaWt.... The Union depot in
Denver WA burned sunday. -oss 900.
0eN-
IN A~NINGTcN MulsIttlINnS. lhc ~en-
ate i.aS~etl tiir ~eigEi,ra.e hlll March, l5th
hN l3 naiaritN THO Notc Stood. \ e3ts.
44 IN wlIrb all rNVppt siN were cast TN
DelmuriatS: ,lays sI Al wNich all except \
wcle c:ist hv Reta4hli,ans. The measure
is flu~. hv an overwhelming manritv.
distinctiveiy Democrats. The cxtlatltlil
nam feature ot the situation is that the
Democratic leaders are very confident th,.
President Mill p,rnit the NIL to hecotne +,
laW Treasury otfiei;,ls nlc o{ the ol,jnion
that lt Mill, 4 aleat mAnv persons otits
~iae MI WASHINGTON. however. Mill not be-
Neye rbat fhe President Will rerugif tbe
hili ra i,,tcais4 4 HIM rithei. IN ,ipnipp N NH
f,ilina fe ,ion M Ihe Epprhlrans whn
yoted tnl tbe blan6 biIl iI tlly ~enate weTe
Ne~Sls j34hais iIansllnllgh MiteNel III
,,rero,I Pettisrew. rowcr 5nay. ~houp
Stewart. Teller ard Woleett The Demo
.,.,ts uilo ya-ed aa.,irst N wefp Nlessrs
srir.7 eatferv ,4orn,tn Mcplersnn Mitch
nW III Wisconsin Nn,,,by Palmer
,n,iti, and villas ri. f1,r,e pnnulisr
~p,,.,fo,> Ness,s lilen KYLE and Petfer
voted IL, n AIr. nm. Democrat. of New
ynrl ,,ln,,i,,,.ad his uair with Mr. Dixon
Fa5rlhiiea, ot Ehnd, island senator
1,,,.e 4a ~ t,ai,ed wjth s4nato,. >her-
rn.tn assinst NIL Blark Democrat III
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-22
Org .nization of the City Government


oath Of office was administered to the mem
was offered by kes T.. T. Hack The boards
then separated and the Council organized BY
choice Of Francis H. Welch president and
John S. Fernald clerk Ia joint convention
Mayor Dunton read his address as follows
GENTLEMEN or THE CITY COUNCIL;
The corporate affairs of our city for the
| ensuing year have been entrusted to our
| management and control.
| trust that duty appreciate the re-
! sronsibiity resting upon us and VIII bring
/ 10 the discharge of our several duties our
| hest Judgment and most careful consltler,-
| tiul.
We cannot hope to escape criticism. ii is
alNaN> the night, ana often the duty, at
citizens, to criticlse The acts of their public
/ servants. 1t, without fear or favor, We
\ honestly strive tu nv our simple dutN. aet-
! H8lted only hy desire to rrclnale tne hest
| interests NJ the Kun, uur motives UT least,
/ cannot lastly w quNstlentd
-A9 many II Nou haNr been associated y WtA
/ INC III administering ear municipal affairs
t'urlMg The past Near, and are familiar with
1 the condition aMd needs OF tue several de-
/ palliueits of our government, shall discuss
! @tliN those matters W WilIch conceive to bt of
ti>, Importance and which viii require
! spet la attention during the coming wear
| tir-t call Your attention to our public
/ II,
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| 5 petii ap"ilsieu' dnu we ."wh sss,,ehl, 50
'aiitu'es'apHSheu ny general Ia" 'ail" q sl'eNi-
tiie tiec'ioli ol supelthitiuihg sthool V"l-
hlttee ana S"P1iihtthneh' "i sGii""i iol tiie
Nios ol pelias' iias otel f'uoneth " l1t NilS
eothcl4 thu Is now ~ iorte' \ ihtse laws tiaNe
hdleraiN Nsihseu PVT stnooi sN s'eli ,sli'i ne
| SllN council, n "til as we snPeriiitehtlng
sehooi committee, has important uulles n
| perform ~ lhahgnfaflng 'he new system ana
tsfahllshlng and operating our schools under
Illis changed cVh'il'ioli- ~ + the dutN "l the
| SHY c"uMtAi lo rroNiue tht means LOT malh-
| tanning "af SCHOOLS determine their hinihtr
| and location, ana 70 discontinue Or change
| the iptatlWh, On the wrltlen recolnmenda-
| i4oll ~ tht Sul'tflnteh'tlhg Schoo committees
| dnti on c"ldlCl"nS proper 70 preserve the ll>t
rights ana privileges Of the mllahitan1s Tor
| Wh"sc heliett such schools were estahliS he'd
| lie experimenting schooi committee are
! charged VIII the cNpendtfure al all school
H.. tlI No.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-03-22

Fi-H ANn GAME superintendent Mei-
lili. " rAe Lake auburn fish hatchery.
ha> been 1T kineo recently. He will estah-
lish 4 hatchery at that place The fish
ing at the Belgrade ponds for bass and
pickeIel las been poor 50 far Several
parties who have gone out from Water
vile to drop line through the ice have
returned empty handed.