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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-27
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h Bic ISAAC, w. Va, October 26-
This place. situated as il is in D0ddridge
county. near tho Harrison county line,
was to-day the scene of one Of the larg-
sst political meetings ever held % this
Iection. 10 was grand Democratic
rally OF the two counties. AT least one
thousand people from the Surrounding
country came out % see and hear their
candidate, Hon. John A. Howard gc-
comyanied by Hon. John j. Davis,
Major j. v. Blair and Nj. q. Sperry
editor OF the C.srksDurg Tribune, es-
cUrted 90 the place OF speaking by the
Salem and Big Isaac bands.
AT one o'clock .. %. the meeting was
called 20 order by j. " Blair, chairman
OF the DOddrIdge county executive
committee, who introduced the Hon.
John j. Davis, in an earnest impress
sive aud eloquent manner, gave most
fOrcible and convincing exposition or
the principles of Democracy. exposing
the falling OF the arguments Of the
leading Republican orators.
After Mr.. Davis mad flushed Hon.
John A. Howard was introduced by NJ.
q Sgerry, and as Mr.. Howard stepped
greeted by long and continued applause.
When the applause had subsded, Mr..
Howard delivered a very fOrcible and
highly appreciated address, fully meet.
Nyg aud anwsring the arguments Of his
OAyousnt, who had spoken at this place
y WEEK or more ago. AT the conclusion
OF Mr. Howard'S speech, be was
SURROUNDED by an immense crowd
aud general old fashioned hand
shaking CONNIE acsd. in which quite a
large number oF Republicans c0mpli-
meoted Mr.. H0vard for the manly aud
straight forward manusr in which be
had discussed the political issues Mr.
Howard, accompanied bY Chairman
Blair, sDeakes 90 Center Point tO-mor-
row at p. no., and az Shirley 40 o. m.
II the Democrat, all over the district
are as enthusiastic as they are here, the
Republicans might as well coma in and
megsI0 make Howard's election IN
anil tus.
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ATTENTION, FARMERS.

When the Mckinley law took effect
your merchants marked up prices of
goods, except what you produce on the
farm, which shey reduced 10 prices. l
will mention a few only:
Wool reduced to II and IS cents.
Cattle reduced to ~ and 2 cents.
Sheep reduced to IL and ? cents.
Calves reduced to 81 90 and $500.
When the Wilson law took effect your
merchants marked down prices Of goods
except what you produced on the farm,
which have advance as follows:
Wool andvance to IS and 90 centG
Cattle advanced to 2% and 3 cents.
Sheep advanced to 219 and 3 cents.
Calves advanced TO $500 and $500.
Contrast these figures.
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which bad been since the passage OF the
tariff measure OF August.
On the subject Of the tariff bill, Mr..
EckIes said II was not what many
Democrats expected or desired. but 1t
was an i'm provemsnt upon any ever sug-
gested by the Republicans.
The effect of that legislation, he said.
is already manifest IN these re-kindled
fres that gives this city as elsewhere
substantial prosperity.
II has set in motion the wheals and
spindIes in many mills. 1t has
oulcksned the pnIsation OF every
branch OF trade and commerce. 1t has
destroyed the discomfort which pre-
vailed in the vast army OF the
unemployed and given TO the laborer
the employment which he has 80 long
desired. II is law that, as IL con-
tinues In operation. will contribute
more and more to ths welfare OF the
American people aud so entrench itself
in their favor that even the protec-
zionist himself will not dare to advocate
q return to Mckinley legislation.
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REPUBLICANS ON THE RUN.
Elklns Has Cancelled All ais Dates Out
side OF the second Distriot-Mr. Wilson's
Future Novsmsnts

IT
Future Movements.
SUs-G. .5 %. RsJs--.
GRAFTON, w. VA, October 96.-Hon.
w. L. Wilson and party arrived here
last night. aud Mr.. Wilson at once left
for Washington City 20 see bis vile.
Secretary McAdoo remained here, and
left for Piedmont this afternoon. To-
night Mr.. Wilson will arrive at Berke-
ley Springs, aud tomorrow morning be
will speak at big meeting and bar6e-
cue in the country, near Berkeley
Springs. Sunday he will spend a King
wood, quietly resting, and Monday
afternoon ne will address the Democrats
OF Preston az that point Monday night
be will speak at Terra Al.a. Tuesday
be will spend iu BprKleey county, and
I Tuesday night be will speak az Mar
tinsburg. Between Tuesday and Friday
night Mr.. Wilson will be out the West
Virginia Central, and on day
not vet fixed, within that time, he will
address meeting az EIkins. Saturday
be Wilt addreS q great tri-cOunty meet
ing at FairmOur, 40 which the Demo-
Gratis OF Harrison, Marion and MonOu-
gala will rally by thousands. Monday
before the election he will speak at
Boothsvilla, Marion county. at II a. m,
on the line between Taylor and
Marion, aud oU Monday night ne will
close his mos, remarkable campaign at
Grafton, as has been his custom for
years.
The great awakening OF the Damoc-
racy of the Second district, under Mr..
Wilson's inspiring speeches and the
more tOau excellent MANAGEMENT OF
Chairman McGrlw, has resulted 10 Mr..
Elkins cauce,llng 5ll bis dates outside
the district, and he will be right here
until election day, experimenting the
distribution OF bOod e, seeing that the
intimidation tactics are carried out on
the miners and lumbermeu, and looking
after his own Interests in securing votes
for Republican candidates FOR the Leg
Islature. These efforts will be fully
met by the Democrats, however, aud
the campaign is going 10 fairly sizzie
from now until the morning OF election
day.
The effort OF the Republicans to
make capital through the publication
of the J0y letters 10 the IRtcIligncer
has failed OF its purpose, because the
letter contained nothing damaging to
the Democracy. That letter was stolen
out OF Col NcGraw's private Office by a
man 10 Republican pay, and the case OF
the thief will be attended to 10 due
time. This petit larceny episode 10
thoroughly To- keeping with the re-
maiuder OF the Dlyton-E kins cam
paign. Snd such things only spur Demo-
Gratis 90 90 more earnest effort
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FAULKNER FEELS SAVE.

Rs Thinks Nlr. Howard's ElecJion Is As
sured aud Believes West Virginia VIII
Return solid Delegation.
A s.ts. 10 .rs hscis-s-
WASHINGTON, ID. c., October 20
Senator Faulkner said tonight thar the
advices from the Congressional Cam
paiQn Committee from each of the West
Virginia districts were oi most salts
Jying character, and be now fejJ coui-
dent the Democrats would elect
solid delegation from that
State. Reports covering every
section Of the First district have been
received 10 the past Few days, showing
that HOward's election was now Dracti-
.caUv assured Senator Faul6ner
thought the outlook for Democratic
success in the First district was better
tban ip Aldsrson's district The latter
-. avinR hard tight, bat the Seua-
tor Iaid A ders0n was a hard fighter
and ne felt 90 fear shat be would lose
the district
As FOR Wilson's district 10 was now
merely question OF what Mr. Wilson's
r,sioritv would be. The Fourth dis
trict was safe, and in conclusion the
sk.Sstor said be fen warranted in pre-
~tiDg thar West Virginia would be
reDresented by four Democrats In the
pext House as at present
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eraE RlPUDLicANs sUARED


By ere H,g 30 -ipnsrr.tion o. Thursday
Nlslsy,ssl, srasburg
Ssseir 70 .,. 8sS
CLARKsBURG, W VA, October Go
RowS John A. Howard left here this
m0}Vvug for Biz Isaac.
The enthusiasm OF HarriS0n county
for the Democratic candidate Is great
and Increasing, aud last nights splen-
did demonstration frightened the
Republicans badly They sent post
haste for D0veuer, who arrived at 10:30
o'clock this morning, and AZ once held
a long aud earnest consultation with
the .ocal Republican leaders. The Cap
tain claims his election, Oi course, but
he don't look &C.
After the meeting OF last night, the
Democracy took possession OF the
town, after their return from the fair
grounds, aud music aud shouts for
Howard could ba heard uDtiI
three o'clock this morning. Apparently
many people didn't 90 70 bed sc ALL
The Democrats of C.arksburg deserve
great deal OF praise for the very hand
some part they took in what was really
an iuter-couuty demonstration TO Mr..
Howard. Every Democratic home in
the city was Illuminated, aud barrels OF
red FIRE was burned. The ladies
were very conspicuous, and their
enthusiasm for Mr.. Howard and their
wishes for his success Is fully equal 20
that OF their husbands, brothers and
lovers
Itisl likely the result OF the RepubIi-
can consultation Of this morning will be
3 blg rally OF that party here next week,
but try as they may, they eau never
equal last nights affair.
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WEST VIRGINIA CENTRAL WRECK

Two Cars Roll Down An EmbNnknent-
One man Fatally Hurt, and several In
JurOd.
The north-bound passenger train over
the West Virginia Central Railroad,
which left this city this afternoon at
3:15, was thrown down an embankment
at Dawson's bridge, few miles north
of this city. The accident was due TO
the rails spreading. Jas. A. Woodward,
the mail agent, son OF Charles Wood
ward, Of Keyser, w. Va, is thought 10
oe fatally injured. He was taken to his
home at Keyser. Several other passen-
gers were more or less injured. One
man from Cumberland had an arm
broken. Two of the coaches rolled
down the embsnkment and were de-
molished.
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srUEaIss TEL,s VULGAR sFONIE'
And make. an Ungsnuemanly Attack
Upon Mr. wilson.
Special % tts Rs0lG~


GEAFroN, w. VA, October 96.-The
Republicans, after much Advertising,
managed 20 get 25O voters and about $50
women and children 10 the Opera
House tonight 90 hear Mr.. SturgisS
speak. He got of the calamity
howl 20 perfection. His speech from
beginning % end was an intentionally
atssck on Hon. VIM. L. Wilson. He
INDUCED ia dirty slang, unbecoming to
any speaker. His speech .was an insult
20 the intelligence OF our people and
MANY went away disgusted. He pro-
duced 30 argument but told some
vulgar stories and got OF
the old gag Of the Cleveland badge. He
said he would not wear any OF them
after the 4th Of March. He did not
demonstrate 20 the audience whether
he was wearing what be was pleased 10
call q Cleveland badge now or not. Let
the Republicans send more such speak
ers here, they will drive all the decent
people 10 vote for Mr.. Wilson.
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THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, d. C.. October 26.-For
West Virginia: Generally fair during the
day, winds shifting 70 west; no change Ia
temperature.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio;
GeDeraliy fair: possibly preceded oy light
local showers 10 Ohio and Pepnsyivsnia;
Iignt nor.h winds; no change in temPera-
tuEa
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Cnl,mi,r,, Flr.ne scroll

AUBURN. ". Y, October 26.-Gover-
nor Mckinley has been rushing through
the State Of New York at the rate OF
seventy miles an hour. The first stop
was At Batavia. where Governor Nc
Kinley spoke from q platform erected
in front OF the Court House. He spoke
az all the large towns en- route, reach
ing Utica this evening.
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West Virginia Postal AiAIrs'

Dp6ctds 20 htc hfussS@F'
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 90
The following West Virginia postmas-
ters were appointed to-day: Cedarville,
Gilmer county, II. Il. Withers, vice A.
r. Corley, dead; Second Creek, Monroe
county, D. k. Alexander, vice w. L.
Amonett, resigned; Valley Grove, Ohio
county, c. II. Crumbacher, vice w. c.
Henderson, removed. A commission
has been issued to Riley Shackelford as
postmaster at Hoburn, Marion county,
w Va
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TheLr Alsetlnr FaIlure.

PARKERsBUBG, w. VA, October 90
The inability OF the Republicans and
PopuIists 10 get an audience at their
meetings was fully demonstrated at the
Republican Populist meeting which wss
advertised 20 take place last night in
the Court House hsre. State Senator
H. c. L0cSney ana several Popullsts
were advertised 20 deliver addresses,
but Lockney failed 70 put TO an appear
ance aud the meeting was failure.
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MEMPHIS, TENN. October 23.-The trial
OF the mem oers OF the moo who lynched
six negroes near Miiligsn. Tenn, August
81. has been set for October %.
CALCUTTA, October 26-News has been
received st SimlG. dated October p, from
Cab1l. saying that the Amser Of Afghanis-
tan was attending 70 business as usual
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JOINT DEBATE ar BLUEFIELD
Between Gov. MsoCorkIe aud Col Brown
ing. Of Ytrgtnia.


BLUFEELD, w. VA, October 25.-
Republican committee, OF Buefeld, w.
Va, challenged the Democratic COM
mltJee, of B.uefeId for discussion be-
tween Gov vs.. A. MacCorkle and Col.
j. $. Browning, OF POCahoutas, w. Va,
aud the Democrats accepted the chal-
Ieug5. Two thousand assembled,
three-fOurtbs of whom were
Democrats. The discussion waXed
warm and Col. Browning did his
best, but he was completely beaten.
Gov. MacC1rkie made an able speech
and far surpassed the expectations OF
bis friends.
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Grand Lodge K. of P. Won the suit,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, October 26-
Judge Brown sustained the Grand
Lodge K. OF P. IN its suit v. Koerner
Lodge, for property, which seeded be-
cause the Supreme Lodge ruled out the
German ritual. 1t surrendered its
charter but held its property. The
ruling is in favor Of the Grand Lodge.
The case was test.
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GRAFTON, w. VA, October 26.-Hon.
William L. Wilson and party arrived
here at o'clock this morning from
CIarksburg. and Mr.. Wilson went on
10 Washington City he vii. return TO
Berkeley Springs tonight and to.mOr-
row will speak az a barbecue In Morgan
county. he will spend Sunday al
Kiugwoo5, aud speaks there Monday.
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No Log. In Kanawha

Speetai 70 ne Rs0lHs--
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, October %. =
The saw mill Of H. S. Wilson & Son,
on the Little KsnAwha river. has been
compelled 10 close down on account OF
the sesacity Of logs, the KaBawba be-
log so low that no matarial can be re-
ceived from head waters. The mill is
one OF the largest industries here.
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The Entombsd Meu still AnvS.

IRON MOUNTAIN, MICH, October 26
The only fact established at this hour
10 D m, is that number Of men i'm
prisoned at the Pewabic mine are alive.
There are twelve Of them.
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smALLPOx IN wAsBINGTON.
The Entire Interior department Closed
On Account OF the Disease.

On Account OF the Disease.
WAsIIyGToN, d. c., October 26.-
The sna pox scare at the Interior De-
partment gathered force this afternoon.
DR.. Wood ward, Health officer Appeared
to Secretary Smith to close the entire
Interior Department and 10 accordance
an order was Issued closing every
bureau.
The closing will last till Monday.
Those who have been exposed have
been granted leave for twelve days. On
Monpa no clerk will be admitted who
has not qeeu vaccinated. The building
will be fumigated.
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ASDEMOCRACY'S
A Great Demonstration Held in Pitts
burg Last Night
CANDIDATE SINGERLY SPOKE,

And Was Followed by Comp
troller Eckels-Mr. Singerly
Told Of the Three Great
Achievements Of the Demo
cratic Party Since it Game Into
Power, and Denounced the A.
P. A.-Mr. Eckels Devoted Him
self to a Discussion of Business
Interests.
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had GO Go asar wilson.

PARKERSBURG, W. VA, October Go
At the Wilson meeting yesterday an old
gentleman named T. ID. Stagg, residing
az Leachtowu, This county, was in at
tendance. he Is 50 years Old and has
not been OF OF his farm for six years.
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A FINE MEETING ar eUYANDOTTE

Two Thousand Enthusiastic Voters FIN
circus Tent aud Listen 10 GOOD
speeches.
Sps-l.. % NJ KsJfw--
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, October %
The Democrats of this section held
rOusing meeting tonight at Guy
audOtte under the auspices
OF the Thurman CLUB OF
that plate and though the weather was
uniavorabe, hundreds OF voters we're
present and listened 10 splendid ad-
dresses from Ex-Governor Wilson, ex-
Congressman Hogg and John
Holt, ESQ. The meeting was
held 10 a tent which was rented from a
circus for the occasion and the speakers
we're given a grand ovation by the two
thousand people present
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Atkin,ou to speak az ParkersburE.

So tltdI % IAe hs7lste-.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, October 20
Hon. George Wesley Atkinson, Of
Wheeling, will address the Republicans
here on Monday evening, October 20.
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HOWARD AT BIG ISAAC.
A Grand Rally Of the Democrats Of
Two Counties.
OVER A THOUSAND WERE THERE.

Hon. John ]. Davis and the Next
Congressman From the First
District Address the Audience
on the Political Issues OF the
Day-Great Enthusiasm Mani
tested Everywhere - Howard
Gaining Ground Daily.
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WATERLOO. Iowa, October 26.-Hon-
Thomas B. Reed. Of Mains. is making
tour Of lows. he spoke here 70 1ax.
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FOUGHT A FIFTgEN.ROUND DRAW.
Johnny Van Beest ana solIy smith Enter
tain n Thousand Spectators at Buffalo.

johnny van deest ana hoiiy oWith hutoE
tain Thousand Spectators at Buffalo.
BUFFALO. n. Y, October 26.-Solly
Smith and Johnny Van Heest fought a
fiiteen-round draw before 1000 people
tonight The fighting in the first Eve
rounds was fast aud furious. The men
gave a clever exhibition. There was not
much choice. II anYthinR, Van Heest
had shade the best OF 1t. Smith got
first blood.
Record Broken Again.
NEW YORK, October 26. The Gu
nard line steamer Lucania, Captain
Horatio Mckay, arrived this evening
from Liverpool via Queenstown, having
broken her previous and fastest record
by 25 minutes. She made the run from
Queenstown 10 FIVE days, seven hours
aud % minutes, covering distance OF
2,779 knots, st an average speed OF 2lsl
knots an hour. She experienced mod
crate east and northeast winds, with
nigh seas and sQuaiIy weather during
the passage.
RESULTS AT ST. AsAPH.
WASHINGTON, d. c., October 90
Three faVorites finished first at the ST.
Asaph track to-day aud two Of them
were at odds-ou. The warm weather
drew out another large crowd and they
backed their choices freely. First, slT
iurlongs, Hazel Hatch, 1:17; second, six
furlongs, Prince John, l:16T; third,
five furlongs, Long Brook, 102jE;
fourth, mile, Little Matt, 1888; fifth,
six furlongs, Cockade, 1:17]4; sixth, six
furlongs. Our Jack, 1:42.
Following arc the entries AZ st. Assph
for October 27: First, 81, handicap,
Galiee 125. Pochino l35, Weinberg l22,
Mcintyre 102, UrAnia rs. Louise f..
lO7, Lobengula 107. Second, &, sell
ing, Emma s. 102, Mic Mac Queen l02.
Lady Adams lO2, Baroness 100
Third, }l. selling. Kennel ll2,
The Buffer IOs, Bizarre 100. Nc
Kee 100. Albert A. 1O3, Apprentice lO3
Fourth, 1-l6 handicap, Roche l2O.
Song and Dance 10. Judge Morrow
100, Prince Karl 9s. Hume 95, Jodan
90. Fifth, =. maidens. Golden Gate
10. Forsger 10. Pouch c. 10. Pretence
1O7. Pearl 1O7. Ninevah lot. Tree Too
lO7, Arreglen g. 107. PalIanthys g. 1O7,
Saluda f. 107. Sixth. Is. selling, Cal
han T. 1O9, PecksnIf lO9, Wernbnrg
lO2. Long Bridge 1O2, WiIl Elliott 100
WASHINGTON. d. C., October 20
University OF Pennsylyania, u; Uni
versity OF Virgins, 6.
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THB GERMAN EMPEROR
Finds Himself With a Full-Fledgsd
Cabinet Crisis
TO OCCUPY ALL HIS ATTENTION.

Won Caprivi and Count
zu Gutenberg Have Resigned,
and, Despite the Emperor's Pro-
tests, He Has Been Compelled
to Accept Their designations.
The Socialists and the Best
Method of Dealing With Them,
Caused the Trouble.
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WAsuINGroN. D. C., october 26.-The
tasb balance in the treasury no the close
a business to-day was SIl2,7ll,4 ,4Sl; gold
serve, S63, 40 $50.
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Mn. HOwAKD An. Mt. GLARE
Fa Plsssss Two Large Audiences Of Min
ers in One DAY.

sBee,al 10 'a' k-'e"
MT. CLARE, W Va, October "a
Hon. John A. Howard addressed large
and enthusiastic audiences at West MIL
ford and Mt. Clare to-day. Mt. Clare is
a coal mining neighborhO0d, and How
ard and other speakers in attendance
spoke effectively and satisfactorily 20
Tie Miners 10 attendance ln Harrison
counJy Howard has been greeted with
large audiences. aud be creates . splen-
did effect on the vsters and Ia O.ers Of
avery class wherever be speaks
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-08-23
SUNS FACE WAS SPOTTED.
Holes In it's Surface Big Enough "a
Accommodate Many Worlds

Holes In It's Surface Big Enough &c
Accommodate Many Worlds
From New York Herald, Aug. Is
This earth is but a little thing after
all, as any one with any sort of a
serviceable telescope might have
realized yesterday by taking a peep
at the sun.
There were plainly visible there a
dozen or more spots, some of them
large and some small, but any one of
them representing hole SO big that
the earth might have dropped into it
as easily as a housewife slips dump
ling into a greatiron pot. The larg-
est of the depressions would have
accommodated no less than eight
earths without crowding.
There are many theories regarding
these specks on the great shining eve
of the orb that lights up the noon
day sky. The spots are there ad.
mittedly, but why they are there and
what they are and what effect, are
questions that are enshrouded in the
darkest mystery.
Some say that as sure as the suns
face becomes notified there will be
magnetic disturbances on the earth.
and this seems to be borne out by
the fact that in many individual
cases the appearance of sun spots
has been followed by magnetic
storms, with a brilliant exhibition of
the Aurora Borealis.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-08-23
Trustees Sale.

BY virtue of authority of a deed of trust exc
cuted to me by J. f. Gilmer 18th day of
January 1894 and duly recorded in the Regis
ter's office in Forsyth county, in book No. 20.
page 5i4 to secure the payment of certain
bond, and the stipulations in said bond not
having been complied with, at the request of
the owner of the said bond, l shall expose at
public auction; tor cash, Monday, the 3rd
daV~pf September, 1891, at one O'Clock p. M,
at court house door in the county of Forsyth,
n. c., the following property: One lot fronting
$50 fest on Main street and running back 200
feet to Church street. The old dwelling and
store house lot; j. f. Gilmer's one-half undi-
vided interest in the hotel lot, fronting 100
feet on Main street and extending back To
Church street 200 feet J. E. Gilmer's one
half undivided interest in lot 25x3O feet in
rear of Montague's banking building. j. E.
Gilmer's one half undivided interest in a lot
fronting 100 feet on Church street and fronting
100 feet on Third street and being corner lot
j. +. Gilmer's one-fith undivided interest in a
lot fronting so feet on Main street and extend
ing back to Liberty street 200 feet, being Hotel
Fountain lot. Also j. E, Gilmer's one half I'M
divided interest in lot in lot III North Winston
north of Reserve street This 9th day Of
July, 1894. j. W. SHEPHERD,
Trustee,