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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-04-12
A SUIT OF CLOTHES CAUSED 1T
D. F. Croweil Arrested-His Story
What Mr.. kurfees Says.

w hat M r. AuF1eeS SaJs.
d. F. Crowell, salesman in J. L.
Boards "Cheap John" store, was
arrested by Sheriff Macarthur 81 onday
evening on g. State warrant, gotten
out by William Kurfees, clerk in
Rosenbacher's clothing store.
The cause Of the trouble was oc-
casioned by Mr.. Crowell purchasing a
suit of clothes from Mr.. Kurfees on
day. The latter says that Crowell
took the suit and promised to either
pay $2l or return them the following
Monday. He did neither. Yesterday
morning Mr.. Kurfees met Crowell On
the street, when the latter said that
he owed for the clothes but that Dave
Hogan had run away with S25 of his
money, which he loaned him. Mr..
Kurfees says that he told CrOwell he
must either have the money or the
clothes but he declined to accept
either proposition.
The warrant was first sent by the
sheriff's brother, Sam Macarthur, but
the latter was refused Ambulance in
to the store (which was closely by Mr..
Beard. The sheriff went next, and he
was also refused, but.by the use of a
crow-bar he was not many minutes
gaining admittance. The rear door
of the building was broken open and
as the sheriff always does-he got his
man.
The defendant admits that he
bought the clothes from Kurfees but
says Kurfees told him he could pay
for the goods at any time. Mr.. Crow
ell says that he intended paying fol
the clothes last Saturday with The
money Dave Hogan borrowed from
him and ran away with.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-04-12
A Hard-Hesded Negro.

Winston has a ''hard-headed" ne
gro-and he is an old man. too. He
gave an exhibition in front Of the
poStoffice last evening which conyin-
ced large crowd that his Uranium
was about equal to a ''negro-head''
rock. For five cents he split an inch
plank over his forchead-and it only
required three strokes to do the work.
The old man offered to "butt" with
anybody in the crowd but he found nc
"takers." Nothing short of Billy
goat would do to compete with the
old negro
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-04-12
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications they cannot reach the
diseased portion cfthe There is only one
way to cure deafness, and that is by copstitut-
ional remedies. Deafness is CAUSED by an IN
famed condition OF the mucous lining of tie
Eustaehiaii Tube. When this tube is Infiamed
you have rambling sound or imperfect hear
ing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is
the result and unless the inflammation can he
taken out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever {:
nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh
which is nothing but inilamed condition of the
mucous suTfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars for any
case Of Deafness (caused by catarrh that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send TOR
circulars; free
F.. CHENEY CO, Toledo, o.
EE-Seld by Druggists, Use.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-04-12
SHORT SEVERAL HUNERED.
Maj YOung's Cierk,l Dave Hogan
Il aycs Several Creditors.


Another young man has gone wrong.
David r. Hogan, who has been il
the employ OF Maj. John G. Young,
commission merchant, since June,
1892, left Winston Saturday morning,
leaving several creditors to mourn
their loss and his gain.
Mai. Young caught up with the
young mans ''crookedness'' several
days ago and dismissed him from his
employ. AT that time, however, he
did not know that Hogan had caught
him for so much. Bills, which the
young man collected, continue to
come IN receipted. Maj. Young says
that his shortage with him Will
amount to several hundred dollars.
When Maj. Young accosted the
clerk about a bill he had collected last
Friday week, Hogan at first denied
| the charge, but after being Informed
by the Major that he had seen the re-
! ceipt, the young man made full
breast of the charge, saying he had
| spent the money.
/ Hogan's plan of getting money was
| to collect bills and then tell his en-
ployer that he failed to find the credi-
tor or that the man could not pay.
lie would also collect a bill from one
of Maj. Young's customers and pay it
| over 10 another in order to ward off
suspicion.
Hogan went to Mai. Young Thurs
day and asked him if he would allow
him to leave town. On account Of his
widoned mother the Major told him
that he would not prosecute him.
Yonng Hogan owed number of
bills around town-amOng the number
beillg SO TO Mrs. Rierson for board,
and the livery stables. He left here
saying he was going to his home in
Orange county. He has several
brothers who stand we'll. Maj.
Young will write to them about
Dawes conduct.
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n SAD DEATH.
A Beautiful Young Woman Dies from
Eydrophobia.

SALEM, Va, April Some time
las5.JaDuary Il large black dog belong
ing to Mr. G.. Z. Cannady, who lives
on Craig road near here, bit two or
three children slightly, and his daugh-
ter, Miss Annie Laurie, a beautiful
girl, aged 20, was also bitten in sever
al places badly by this same deg,
which was then killed without anyone
inquiring whether or not it was rabid.
The wounds were cauterizcd and in
time healed SO that nothing more was
thought of the matter until Thursday
morning when a physician was sent
for.
Drs. Wiley and Shanks did all that
their skill could suggest to relieve her
sufferings but she herself knew that
her case was hopeless.
Her Death occurred during one of
the terrible spasn1s of pain, and when
Drs. Wiley. Shanks and Kiilain re-
turned from the house, they stated
that she seemed as one who had been
asphyxiated.
A subscription is being taken up
here to send the children who were
bitten by the same dog to the Pasteur
institute, New York, for treatment.
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Ingalls, Not an Easy Subject.

Sam jones, the evangelist, is in the
city. When asked if he really con-
verified ex-Senators ingalls, of Kansas,
at Nashville recently, he replied:
'sNo, l only began on him. Now
you do not suppose that I can convert
a person in an instant. That is
hard thing to do in the case of an or
binary sinner. But man who has
been in politics forty years you can
not convert that way. [ endeavored
TO give him right good start, and
/ hope did,
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Ti.incn's Mountain Dew.

Governor Tillman may be in a peck
Of trouble, but he certainly con-
tinues to demonstrate his faith in the
properties OF North Caro-
lima liquor. Only few days ago he
sent to Collector Carter at Asheyille,
s., 800 in gold to pay for stamps on
mountain dew which he had pur-
chased in this State. THE SENTINEL
is told that a great deal of mountain
dew" is shipped to South Carolina
from Winston.
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WEATHER CROP BULLETIN.
A Condensed Report for the Pas
Week.

A Condensed Report for the Past
Week.
The past winter was mild; tempera-
lures SO high were never before re-
corded in North Carolina during
March. Vegetation was pushed two
weeks in advance of season. The
severe freeze of March 27--2S did
enormous damage; the peach crop is
ruined. There will be half a crop of
grapes and a small yield of apples
The loss of truck was very great.
Tobacco plants and grain were dam
aged more or less. Following are
some special reports:
VIENNA-Remains cool and dry.
Light rain on 4th, but not enough
to soak the ground. Most farmers
well up with their work. Tobacco
plants are not badly damaged.
Observation-Disclosures has been
clear, but too cool at night. Wheat
and oats not doing anything. Corn
being planted. Rain needed. Will
be only small crop of tobacco this
year in this section.
MANA-Past week has been dry and
cold. No corn yet planted, land be
| ing prepared.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-04-12
A BOY KILLED.
Nelson Blackburn Thrown From a
Horse,

Horse.
Parties from Walnut Cove bring
news here oGa sad accident which be-
fell Nielsen Blackburn, the twelve
year-old son of 5. w. Blackburn, of
that place, on Saturday, March 24th.
1t appears that Nelson carried his
brother Lummie on horseback to Ger
Ganton, and on his return home the
animal stumbled and fell throwing
Nelson to the ground thereby intlict-
ing fatal injuries. The boy at once
realized that he was badly hurt. He
managed to tie his horse to u tree,
however, and laid down on the ground
with the hope that he would soon re-
cover sufficiently to ride home. After
awaiting half hour or more he
managed to get up and go home. After
ARRIVING there he was compelled to
take his bed. He continued to grow
worse and on Sunday night death re-
lleved him of his sufferings. He was
injured internally.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-04-12
LYNoHED IN ETTCgELn COUNTY
Holland English for the Esardor of his
wife.

MARION. i. &C., April 2.-HolIand
English was taken from the jail at
Bakcrsvile Sunday morning and
hanged by crowd Of two hundred
citizens Of Mitchell county.
The crime for which English was
lynclcd, was for the murder OF his
wife recently, whom ne killed in order
to marry another woman.
Before committing the deed himself
he first offered his half-sister ten dol
lars to poison his wife.
Il fax hank was used in the execu-
tion, 10 rope being in reach.
The law-abiding citizens OF Mitchell
commend the action Of the lyncheFs.
therefore no arrests will be made.
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A Grand success-s125 Realized.

The fair fairy fays were fairer than
ever last week in the Lilly Bell''
operetta at Salem Academy. Again
the hall was filed with a delighted
audience and the general vervict was
the best of the kind which our towns
people have seen in many years. The
substantial sum of about $125 for the
benefit of the Alumni Scholarship
fund was realized from the two per-
fOrmanceS.
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The Allegheny Lynchers.

The Davie Times learns from re-
liable source that the parties who
lynched Daniel Slaughter in Allegha-
ny county and escaped the vigilance
of the sheriff, were sent to a point in
the far West via the Norfolk & West
ern railroad. They took the train in
Virginia. They have made arrange
ments for their families to follow
them later.
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The Man without a memory.

Mrs. Frank Darr has returned from
who lost his memory several weeks
ago. She says that he failed to recog-
nlze her, and it was only when he was
told that she was his mother that he
acknowledged it. She is very sad over
his condition, but hopes that under
proper medical treatment he will re-
cover his memory. Mrs. Darr says
she never knew of his marrying an
other woman, and that when he left
her in July last he was in perfect
health.
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SILVER AND STARE BANKS. CT
Repeal of the Tax VIII be Helpful to
silver

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Chairman
Bland has announced that he will not
call the coinage committee together
to report silver bill until action is
taken on the State bank tax bill.
He does not wish to embarrass the
latter with the former or cause the
two to conflict. He discredits the
statement that the State bank tax
fight will retard silver legislation.
He does not think the passage OF a
State bank bill will injure tue cause
Of silver. Mr.. Bland says on the con-
trary that the repeal Of the State
bank tax will increase, instead OF de-
crease, the demand for silver
''The State banks will need coin to
support their issues" said he, land
silver will be naturally selected as tue
backing for State bank currency. The
repeal Of the State bank tax will,
therefore be helpful to silver"
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Anoh Family Relic.

Mr.. Lafayette Switzerland, of Wal
lace, n. c., has large Bible printed
in London, in the year 1911. This
Bible is an old family relic. and has
been handed down from one generation
to another. The Bible has been well
taken care of and not a leaf of it is
lost.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-04-12
SHOES, SHOES. SHOES!

The New Standard viii rule in all
our departments. Our buyer has just
returned from the largest auction
sale of Shoes ever held in the United
States; ), 00O cases sold by the order
Of the leading manufacturers in New
England. under the hammer for cash
in order TO get rid of their surplus.
We were there with the almighty
dollar and now have the results to
give to the people of Winston. All
sizes of mems Sunday wear sold else
where for s., now marked at 81. A
large lot of ladies' Drug Bait of the
manufacturers Of j. Fnust & Son,
worth 81 so and s., now go at Soc.
These goods are small sizes. Chill
dTen's line shoes worth T5c, now 40c.
And SO it goes.
Our Hat department is complete.
Cur csc. Hat is sold elsewhere for 50
and We can safely say we have sold
more Hats in the last few weeks than
the whole OF Winston.
Our Clothing, Dry Goods, Dress
Trimming and Millinery Depart
ments are all fuii ri the New Rule
Bargains. Come early TO avoid the
rush.
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INTERNAL REVENUE eEkvtcs,
FIFTH DIsrglCT OF NoRrH CARaLINA,

FIFTH UIsFRFCf OF NORrH tAFOLINA,
AsHKvILLE, n. c, April 2, 1894,
Notice is hereby given Of the sezurc cfihe
following personal property for vic!ation of in
ternal revenue laws of the United States, to-
wit: Five packages OF corn whiskey, (about l60
gallons) also one copper still cap aud worm
seized March LIST, i89. IS The property Of jam IS
Combs. Also sixteen packages of corn whis-
key (a6out zoe gallons) and TIVE copper stills
caps and worms, seized March Il, 1921 as tn,
rrop rty Of James Combs Any person claim
ing the above mentioned property is hereby
notified 70 appear before the undersigned at ls
office at Asheville, n, C, within 3, days from
date hereof and make such claims in the form
AMI manner prescribed by law, or said proper
~ will be declared forfeited TO the United
etates, M. E. CARTER,
Collector Internal Revenue,
Fifth Dist. N C.
Per z. =. AIsP.UGE Denulv ,pll.etD-
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p1UcKY EXPRESS MESSENGER
Shot One Robber Dead and " cdnded
Several Others.

Shot One RobDer Dead ana v cuHGeu
Several Others.
POND CREEK, Ind, April 1O--An
express train on the Rock Island road
was boarded by q gang OF train robbers
near here, early this morning. The
engineer was compelled to stop the
train at the points Of pistols.
The robbers then attacked the ex-
press car but the messenger, Jack
Harmon, refused to open the doors
The robbers next exploded dynamite
under the car. Through 'the opening
rade by the explosion the plucky
messenger AIRED upon the robbers. lie
shot one dead. The others took flight
bat Harmon continued firing and
wounded several others. One OF them
has been captured. The men are un-
known but they are thought to be the
Dalton gang.
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A Mysterious Woman.

INDIANAPOLIS. April There is a
mysterious woman here whom nobody
has ever seen except at funeral.
She is never absent at these events,
corpse and say, "Oh how beautiful
each time with the same infection.
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Mast Haul Coxey's Army.

OGDEN, Utah, April i9.-The Su-
preme Court judges here have signed
an order compelling the Southern Pa
ciflc Railroad Company to transport
Coxey's Industrial Army, no matter
from whence it came or is going.
STORM-BOUND.
UNIoNTowN, Pa, April 10.-Coxey's
army is storm-bound here today,
hence they were prevented from leav-
idg here this morning.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-04-12

Fer a quarter Of century DIR. Kings Sew
Discovery has been tested, and the millions
who have received benefit frorn its use testify
to its wonderful curative powers IN all diseases
OF Throat, Chest and Lungs, A remedy that
has stood the te9t so long and that has given 60
universal satisfaction is no experiment Each
bottle is positively guaranteed to give relief, or
tbs money will he refunded. Ii is admitted to
be the most reliable for coughs and colds. Trial
bottles free at Thompson's Drug Store. Large
size SOC and Il
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-04-12
New Trade Paper for Durham.

A new trade paper will make it's APP
pearance in Durham May l. 1t will
be called The National Tobacco and
Grocer. The National Tobacco and
Grocer Company are the publishers
e. G. Hackney is president of the
company, h. e. Seeman, treasurer and
general manager, and G.. e. Webb,
secretary. They will publish twenty
page paper.
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GuilfOrd lettings.
Correspondencc..of the sentinel.I

Correspondence..of the sentinel.]
SUMMERFIELp, A pril 10.-Our crops
were killed by the recent frost; wheat
and oats are very much damaged in
this section.
Mrs. E. G. Sheriff., of Greensboro,
is improving very rapidly.
The tobacco farmers are not at all
enthusiastic over their crop now and
only very few are we'll up with their
work on this line.
Our section was visited by the
revenue officers recently.
J. o. Guthrie, our former depot
agent, who was temporarily ex-
changed, has returned with his fami-
ly and will take charge of the office
here.
Miss Notre Johnson, who has had
charge of school at Archdale, is at
home agnin for vacation.
Our school here will give an enter
tainment on May 4Uh.
Rev. T. J. Ogburn recently returned
home after holding q two weeks meet
ing in Kernersville GUILDFORD.
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dia anl..Gazetteer, he will find
out something by I'd lressing
this office.
Execution Sale.

BY virtue of an Execution in my hands, in
lavor of The National Bank of Greensboro,
agsinst the property Of J. Z. Gilmer, will
sell to the highest bidder for cash at the court
house door ia Winston, on Monday the s7th
day Of May, 1894, tho following described
property, to-wit: One 1T and large brick fac.
tory. corner Liberty and First streets. bounded
as follows: beginning at the northwest corner
of First and Liberty streets and thence west
warjly with First street $50 feet, thence north
wardiy and parallel with Liberty street so feet.
thence easswardly and parallel with First street
$50 feet, thence southwardIy along Liberty
street to the beginning, said property sold as
the property OF j. e. Gimer 10 satisfy said ex-
ecution. This the 18th gay of April, 1894.
r NJ. MACARTHUR, Sheriff.
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BURGLARS IN WEST VIRGINIA
They Rob q SSfe Of 800, Steal a Horse
end Buggy and ESCAPE.

end Buggy and ESCAPE.
CUMBERLAND, Md, April S.-Sun-
day morning at an early hour burglars
forced an entrance into Umstot5 &
Wilson's large store ct Beeling, Vest
Va, and blew open the safe. They
were experts, aad vent about their
work in a scientific way. They first
wrapped the safe in vet blankets to
deaden the sound of the explosion,
and drilled hole near the combi1a-
tion lock, which was filed with some
explosive matter. The safe contained
over 500 in cash and checks besides
other yalua6ics aud number of pa
pers that are of no use 10 any one else
except tho firm. Everything was ia
ken and the safe completely Quilted
and ruined.
Safety deposit boxes for rent at the
Wachovia Loan & Trust &c.
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and for all the conditions that lead 30 it,
this is positive and proved remedy.
Consumption is Lung-Scrofula. You must
depend upon the blood for cure. The 50 Dis
covery" reaches 1t, through the blood, as
fo csc can Not only tins, but t Trery
Lungs, Severe Lingering Coughs, Asthma,
and all Bronchial, Throat and Lung Aztec
tons, it is guaranteed to benefit or cure or
your money is returned.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Col. Brock
inridge admitted on the stand today
that he deceived Mrs. Blackburn
when he told her that he was engaged
to Miss Pollard. He still denies
promising to marry her.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-04-12

English SPAWN Linjment remoys all
Hard, Soft or CallorSed Lunps and blen,-
ishes from horses, Blood Spavins, Curbe
Splints, Sweeney, Ring Bone, Stiles
Sprains, all Swollen Threats, Coughs, Etc
Save $50 lay use of one bottle. Warranted
the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever
known. Sold by Ashcraft & Owens Drug
gist, Winston, II. G.
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RHEUMATISM CIIpFO IgED5Y

"Mystic Cure for Rheumatism ami Neural
gia radically cures in l to days. lis action
upon the system is remarkable and mysterious.
1t removes at once the cause and the disease
Immediately disar pears. The first dose greatly
benefits, rs cents. Sold by Ashcraft & Overs,
Druggists, Winston.
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Notice.

Having qualified as executors on the estate
of Jonathsn Spease, deceased, ali persons hold
ing claims against said estate are notified to
present them for payment on or before April
8, 1895. or this notice viii be plead in bar o
their recovery, and ell persons owing said es-s
tate will make payment at once 10 the under :
signed. April 9th, 1891.
LUTHER AsDERsos,
WESLEY SPEAsE,
Executors.
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Marcus Gentry committed suicide
In Ashe county by shooting himself
in the head.
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ChoIera Snreafiinr.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 9.-There
is an alarming spread of cholera here.
Many people are dying daily.
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DGnnaha,

Correspondence OF tie Sentinel.
DoNNAHA, April I've had anoth-
err frost this morning. Farmers are
doing good work preparing for corn
crops. There is not much doing for
tobacco, and there will not be half as
much guano sold this year as last
Jim Butner and Rev. Mr.. Hunt are
speaking at every country school
house organizing the SO called Ali
ance party Mr.. Hunt besecches
them to come-"Oh, do come"
Champion Jim whispers Eyes, Lord,
OATS what l say too" L. u.
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The Advertising.

Pa u. ?. ALsrArGH, Deputy Aoll
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OF Hoods sarsaparilla is always within tho
bonds of reason because it ie true; it always ap-
peais to the sober, common sense Of thinking
people because it is true; and It is alwsys fully
authenticated by endorsements which ia the
financial world would be accepted without
moments hesitation.
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For Collie, Diarrhea, Dysentory, Cholera
Morbus and Cholera Infantun, take DR..
Piorces Compound Extract of SInart-Weed
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Aouarter Century Test,

Hood Pills cure liver ills, constipation, bill
iousness, iaundice, sick headache, digestion.
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Spacsnt En;fce..

Are your weights and measures adjusted?
Section SSH OF North Carolina code says:
"All persons using weights or measures for
buying or selling shall carry the same to the
standard keeper for adjustment at least
once every two years under penalty of $50
fine and SO for every time used without
complying with the above.
w L. BECK,
D It Standard Keeper Forsyth Co.
81, Vnus. I,aace curac by ~, 1dGees