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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

is famous FOR quality. style. finish. and
durability. MUScOE H. GANNkfT,
Eighth and Main.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
SOUTHERN RAlLMAY.

AA-DS@O-fA AA4s A<%-'@~si
SCHEDULE IN Ell hCT OCT ., 1895.
TRAINS LEAVE kICHMOND, VA.
200 4. NJ. SOUTHERN LAeNES5, daily
~ Atlanta, Augusta and points south;
sleeperJ Richmond ~ DalgAie ana
Greensboro, open al 5.o0 N, con
meets al DlusIlle with the WASH
INGTON AND SOUTHW ESIEhS
ESTlBULE LIMITED 1NO. ~ ctt-
EylLS sleepers 10 AsheFllie, Sh@tsa
n1Oga, Blrmius hain Memphis, Ne"
Orleans. and LdMpd, alSV nFst-S4ass
day Goa hes between " aanlLs.oN
and Atlanta passengers can use
these coacacs without extra CHARGE
AT New orleans and Memphis con-
nectlons are made Tor al points ~
Texas and California. ,...,.
725 =. NJ, THE EXPOSITION tLl Liz
Tuesday and Thursday eacf week,
CARRYING through Pullman SleeQgfs 70
Atlanta. close con lections for All
ts.ss ~ NJ FAST MAIL. daily, for Allan
Ia, Augusta and points south. 1gs-
meets al Aloseiey with h. a l.. Il. X,
at keysyilie tor ClarksyiNe. OkIoiu,
Henderson, and Durham. ahl az
greensboro for Durham. kale 81 anu
WinstOn-Sa.em. Sleepers DanFis4e 10
Atlanta ....,
500 ?. NJ, LocAL daily ex{e s,t- saanayf
TRAINS ARRIVE At RICHMOND.
s sS e. g. Il. From Atlanta and Augusta.
connecting closely with trains for West
SO A. M.-Frorl Keysyllle.
Freight trains will also carry passeh-
gers.
YORK RINEk LINE, VIA ~ LSI iN4'A
LEAVE klChMOND' su..
3.IO f. Nj, I-OLAI. E-Arhb59, uaals -
.evt SUNDAY. Stops a. al s'as..o"s' g.
Lester Manor connects Win ssaee ~.
WaIkerton. with baltimore steamer 81
" ,S r n. BALTIMORE LIMITED.
daily except Sunday. Close .tion al
Nest Point with steamer Tor "a uinoie.
Steamers leayc Baltimore 4. ~. anu
West Point 8 =. NJ, daily except ounaaf.
Trains from West Point arrive at hlVu
mond at 9:O7 A. NJ daily ana 10 ~ a. "a
daily except Sunday and Monday anu
100 p NJ daily except SUNDAY; .o,
IN A NJ LOCAL MIXED, daiiy eAcsPs
sunday, leaves I'd ST for West POINT ana
hr r,snsy once at station foot OF Virginia
100, oren from A. NJ. 10 L. NJ. ana
On y NJ. 10 200 A. NJ.
CIV ticket office. 9oi Mar slreetiv
j. s Franc Manager Gen. Pass: Agent
w II GREEN. General Superintendent
= O'BRIEN superintendent
- - NORTON City Pass. Agent,
- 90 east Main street Richmond. va
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BY Chewing & Rose
Real Estate Auctioneers'
No. g north Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

MUSCOE II. GARNETT,
Eighth and Main,
makes a specially Of Ncckwear, Gloves
and Underwear.
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THE rrrNcut COURSE.


BON SENS SYSTEM.
There Will be three classes-at u NJ.
2 and 5 +. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

The Gontry-Patchen race at Reidsyille
will be a great event IN TURF history. a
rare treat 10 horse fancicrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

pyor. us~f WV vRFNEH COURSE
opens October -, 1895. 100
Peristration begins October ~. 1893.
2O5 east Franklin street.
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RICH Hfkfh
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Amounted sailing days: every TUES
rAY and FRIDAY at 1 p NJ. and esery
oEsrs'eit Tor Tuesdays and Fridays
q, amers received until sailing hour; for
SSundav.s steamer till y. NJ. Saturday.
Freight received daily until p. NJ.
for further information apply TO
So j. w McCARRTCK.
w. p. CLYDE n co.
1a1o General Agents. Phiisdslphia
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RICHMOND RAILWAY
AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY.

aAiN OFFICE AND LIGHT DEPART
slENT: Az,
Foo, NJ Saventh street Telephone oo5.
CIII DIVISION:
Ofnce-A. IA l u ne streetA
Telephone N4
UNION DIVISION:
oface-Twenty ninth and streets.
Telephone 10.
.t.s1.....s..-A. OFFICE.
-. Avenue. Telephone 232i
semi rI ncandescent Lights and Elsc-
- Atr1 ower al reasonable rates. Electric
IiSht Wiring a specially.
Lisn .s.,.s desiring Electric Lghts o.
paxer. BY notifying the Main .On.cs By
IN ar Telephone will be waited upon b.
a representative Of the company.
mn3l II
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BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust 10
the undersigned trustees. dated April 20,
1894, duly recorded In the clerks Office
of Henrico County Court, Deed Book ll5
A. page 800. which was given 10 secure
the payment OF certain bond therein
mentioned, default having been made IN
the payment OF a portion OF said bond.
and being directed so TO do by the board
of directors OF the North Side Mutual
Building and Loan Association. we shall
offer for sale at public auction, upon the
premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1895.
at 4.30 o'clock +. NJ, the PROPERTY
described a. above. The lot upon wnicn
the building stands contains one-quarter
of an acre. and Is bounded on the east
by the c. and O. railroad. on the north
and west by the lands OF j. ID. Mosby.
and on the south by the County road.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF sale.
any taxes that may be due and 10 pay
the sum OF $685.; the balance upon a
credit of six and twelve months, the
purchaser 10 give his negotiable notes,
with per cent interest added from day
of sale. secured by deed of trust on the
property. y. i. SoIION'
C. w. VAUGHAN.
ocot-td Trustees.
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AUCTION sAIEs Future Days.

COMPLETE SET or LAUNDRY
MACHINERY. AT THE TROY LAUN-
DRY, ADJOINING CHESTNUT HILL,
CONSISTING or ONE 3u-HORsE NEk-
TICAL ENGINE AND BOILER, ONE
WASHERS, ONE 2G-lNCH SAFETY Ia
Tractor. ONE 3-COMPARTM ENT
SfrITONERY TUB. ONE SPRING
FIELD GAS MACHINE O5 LIGHT.
ONE IMPROVED COLLAR AND CIfF
SNAPPER. DRYfNG-ROOM RACKS
with COIL COMPLETED, AND MAN1
OTHER THINGS TOO NUMEROUS TO
MENTION.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust 10
the undersigned trustees dated I'D day
of June. 1870. recorded IN the clerk OIL
fee Henrico County Court, Deed BOOK
14g a, page 40, default having been
made in the payment OF portion OF the
money secured therein. and being di-
rected so TO do by the board Of directors
OF the North Side Mutual Building ana
Loan Association, We shall offer for sale
at public auction. at the Troy Laundry
building, adjoining Chestnut HID, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER % 1895.
al O'Clock Z. NJ. the PROPERTY de-
scrihod above and named I'm said deed.
TERMS. Cash as to expenses or SAFE
and 10 pay the sum of SlOJO7. the bal
ance. whatever that may be, on the fol-
loving terms. tO-wit. One-third cash, one
third in six months. and one-tnird IN
twelve months. the purchaser TO give
negotiable notes, with interest added,
ana secured by deed OF trust
+. T. SUTTON,
w. ii. DUNN.
{. ". VAUGHAN,
oc24-td Trustees.
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l LARGE FRAME BUILDING QUILT
FOR AND NOW USED AS A LAUN-
DRN) ADJOINING CHESTNUT HILL
AND ABOUT THREE-QUARTERS OF A
MILE NORTH OF THE CITY LIMITS
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ADJUSTMENTS.

~.~.-~-~-~-0-~-~~-0
MOZART ACADEMY. on,ou-
oCT0BER 18th AND 18TH.
MATINEE SATURDAY, 81
rueene Poh,nson's and James T.. Mug
ent's greatest or all great stage
inventions,
n >aDE 70 L
Walter Fessler. author ana ii'el.or'
dv' snIendid singing and dancing. oc2o-lt
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BY Snifnn & CO

~ RhtAol q ~,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Corner Tenth and Bank streets.
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DO YOU SEE the testimonials written
bv people who have been cured Of various
diseases by Hoods Sarsaparillag They
point the way for you II you need a good
medicine.
HOODS PILLS cure all liver Ills. re-
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&c
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=
BY r.. A. Catlin. Auctioneer'
: and 7 north Eleventh street.
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RAILROADS.

2H Chesapeake am
Ax1uTe '
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER l, 1885.
InniNs 4sA-.,N a. n.~ ...,sv.>D'
BkOAD-si I<EEI sIAliOS. O.,
$50 a. Al, DaAs, WttA Cnalr-car ~
local stations, newport NcNS
Old ioint. N0riolA. ana foi'1'
s55 +. NJ. Daily, with Pullman: -,
loral stations. Newport News
Cia Point Norfolk and for'S
mouth.
1870 A. ~. l-OSaI train, except sunSay
Tor ~ Chiffon Forge. VI
meets az Gord0nsvillc to'
Orange, kabldan. Culpsp.s
caNerton. Manassas. Aiek
andria, and " asmngton' a
Union station. CuArl Jttcs8il't
Tor LNrcholrs, az Basic ioi
,i"sers'own, at stanton IL
as) Z. NJ. The Ciacipnau a-d 81. Louii
Limited, daily vita Pullman
~ Cincinnati, Louisville. anc
S. Louis. stops Only AZ i'm.
portrait stations Connects a.
Coyln-,fon daily for VIZ.
gina Hot springs, and at ASH.
lan4 4oi Lexington and LOUIS.
Nliic. Aitals served Oh dlnlns
cars 10. Z, local train, ~.
ccpt sunday. follows above
ttdln from Charlottesville &c
stanton.
s:2) y. IL. Local train, except Sunday
accommodation tor Charlottes
Nilr.
1880 p. NJ. Daiiy ror Cincinnati. wl,s
pullman 20 Hinton ana cor.
dOhsFiie 10 Cincinnati and
Louisville. Meals served Or
ching cars. Connects al
CoyinBton. Va. daily 10,
Virginia Hot Springs
1.iAIilS LEAS e EIGHTH STREET
STA Ilt'N;
$50 \. NJ, paly, syr Lyncsa and
S Sle@o t eSasp, S SDnhsy'' to az
Rosney, at Lynchburs. daily.
With n. & v. X. r.. and tho
Southern railway Tor s04th-
west and South. except Sunday
Tor Lexington ana Craig
ton Forge with No. 1 for Cin-
5ooP. NJ. Except Sunday. Lcoal accom-
modafion 'Or Columbia.
TRAINS ARRIN. AT RICHMOND.
BROAD-STREETS STATION.
| 10 10 A. NJ, Daily frcm Norfolk and Old
Point
$50 p. NJ. Daily from Cincinnati and
Louisville
$50 P. NJ, Daily from Norfolk and Oh
Tsp NJ, Except Sunday from W. Crt-
TR. INs ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION
| $50 \. NJ, Except sunday from Column
s.asp NJ Daily. from Lynchbnrg. Lex
ington. Va, and clifton Forge
John ~. POTTS.
Division Passenger Agent
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a. ANTED-A POSITION BY A WHITE
W woman as ASSISTANT HOUSE
KEEPER, 10 assist IN house work. or as
COWPANiON. Address SITUATION
care Times. oc~3-5t
AZ CHURCHMAN'S WILLING
w the Atlanta Exposition can ind
comfortable ROOMS, with or without
hoard at very reasonable rates. with
Mrs W. G.. WALLER al No. ~ capital
avenue: one street-car lire runs I'm front
OF the door and another is about block
away. se---eA
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AUCTION SALES Future DAY.
COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
Iron Mining Property
AND
CITY LOTS.

10 The nrrerS Of the superior Court %
CASTOR county at the september Term,
ISIS. OF said court, the undelsishels , ov
ceivers and commissioners appointed ~
said court. Will, on the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

BY Frank d. Hill & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
& north Eleventh street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL "a, 1898
LEAVE BYRD STREET STATION

100 "A. NJ. Daily for Washington aid
points North. stops at Eo
ana lscal stations. Pullman
Car.
100 noon. Daily except Sunday ~,
Washington and points North
Stops al Eiba, Ashland. Dos
well, Milford, Freier." ksburg.
Brooke and Whitewater. Par
Tor Car Also c0nnects with
Congressional Limited az
Washington.
z;lo T. NJ. Daily for Washington and
points North. Stops az Elba.
Ashland. boswell, Milford,
fredericksburg, Brooke and
whitewater and other stations
sundays. Sleeper Richmond
70 New York
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ARRIVE BYRD STREET STATION

o'iV a. H.. Daily. Stops at Whitewater.
brooke, fredericksburg, Mill
lord. boswell and Ashland.
and other stations Sundays.
Sleeper New York TO Rich
saond.
go T. Nj. Oaiiy except Sunday. Stops at
iOcal stations and Elba. Par
Tor Car from Washington.
o'sS r. NJ, Daily. stops only at Fred
eicksburg, boswell and Ash
land. Pullman cars from New
YORK and Washington.
US A. NJ. Daily. Stops at principal To-
cal stations and Elba Sleep
ing Car Connects with Con-
sressional Limited between
New York and Washington.
FREDERICVsBURG ACcOMMoDA-
TON.
DAILY NACEPp SUNDAY.
400 p. NJ. Leaves Byrd-S,reet Station.
$50 A. NJ, Arrives az ByrdStreet STA
ton
ASHLAND TRAINS.
D.AAA.L EACEE4 SUNDAY.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-11-08
THE DELICATE QUESTION
Brought Squarely Before the Constitu.
tional Convention. Mr.. Burns
SDecCh.

From 7:3O until II 80 O'Clock Mon
day night tie convention was engaged
IL handling the suffrage problem The
evening : proceedings were operci
with n long speech from T. l.. Andcr-
son, the negro delegate from George
town. He pleaded the cause of tie
negroes IN strong manner. Mr..
Burn followed him, making the first
speech on the white mans SIDE !c,!v-
ing to ana dissenting the nrgumcn uf
the negroes. Then /. f. Read. cs
Beaufort, the sixth negro. made n
strong speech. On rol! cal. only
these SIX negroes voted against killing
Wh!ppcr's universal read ara write
ouh-plau.
The first two sections OF the article
reported by the committee were then
adopted. When section 3, providing
that every male citIzon' be allowed
to vote. was called, Mr.. Clayton ot:tred
a substitute, to give the ballot 10 W. =.
men also on u property and ciucn.
tional qualification. This broU-n, ;hv
subject Of women suffrage sJuuvr!v NJ.
Mr.. Clay ton made M carnc,t plea .ur
woman suffrage ns did also G;crrlni
Il. Il. H'mph.il and DR.. Timr4,rMuu.
tue L!rnt,uaut Governor. the latter
taking the high ground "s mulaI
elevation pf the suffrage. Nv. l.. :.
Henderson said the arguments pre-.
entcd simply showed cowar,Ur,: that
tn" mcu wanted t" bring the women
IL II hide hoAiul them u.H ,N.rli
them from Il negro majority. H. AZ
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-11-08
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE VOTED
DOWN
Fhe Great Suffrage scheme. Mr.. Pat
ton Replies With Great Severity
TO tho Negro Members.

Alter iigl, lasting all o: Monday
evening and through Iu.sd"ys tie
3Jth days session, tre ccasIt,:-
tionai convention, at 2:.5, tc.N an aye
and noe vote on tie proposition tC allow
womans suffrage, with prore!:y and
eduCatioIa. qualifications. The cause
Of woman died by a vote ot J.. rC =.
"uncle George" II..man made . may
nifceL, i.r-UTcn; Of about az LC.! q
more, !avCring wuman's su!!raEe III.
debate was Intensely interesting a..
through. Mr.. SNch Introduced ~
amendTeI, &c !enEc the W y..L So.
frage matter tc the CenerD. Assem- by
This Will, Il doubt, ue VOC. NCwu
promptly.
Mr Patton IL he coarse s. ..s r..
marks tonight said. Now ;.ese G".".
gates aGmi; ,ha! Their .acC w.s urL'
for the ballot. # these was to.,G .e.
tales, they ccG.d tei. .! w.!G s-.neS G..
debaUchery and negro misr..e. s%v
they were mainly responsible 'lT ms.
They mad l. III their mower tC ~ /" Sol
20 these scenes and acts. Tnuv refused
TO 60 tC the white PEOPLE Il HIS state.
The white People c.! this State were
bounded from Their homes ard driver
!nt0 courts. tired wIthOu, U:v. they
had 10 iigh: .Cr tic!r Ives WITH j.r,.-
cts over them. They were ScGuCcG L
deco by The worst mcn. U.t Wa rot
that The !"ta. Gcfcc: IL TIE Argument.
admitting tnat they Were sGCh " -.c,
that they c0G.4 not hc IL m.s.C..
Mr.. Patton SAID further VII: ;ct-
ter proof &c We reed yet :, Snow ~,
the negro IS autit 10 C.Sl me Ca.iCl.
than ms action IL tie as: e.eCl.JI,
regret to have tc rcfe. Il =: N: Pres
l. Va r., 70 = .
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-11-08
MISS f!AILEE INDICTED
The Grand Jury Finds True Bill
Against ticr for shooting thr
pCar- Stealing Ncm-o

r." "-..n. ,,ry of iar District u; Columbia
Oh ir.'.y 't.: returned ia !ndIrtm,pt
AGAIN; M,s Elizabeth FlaSlcr. danght.r
Of General u. NJ. Flascr, chief OF orI-
name" Il Tho army. She is charged with
mans!a-rh.cr in the shooting OF Earnest
Green, "a yoguG co!or"d boy, last August,
while i" w"S picking up pear from under
u tree IL irn yard surrounding the Fiagl"r
r"-. !"nc, Miss r!agl"r is now under bah
IN ,h" --.im oi -l0, 900, based upon the pro-
r"'I.i-s h"i"rn th" "o5On"r'S jury. No nrw
lro""s' VIII T." necessary, the District Attor-
H"y eta;'- e. .".hr" her presence in cOur; 20
l."ad { '3' U.,iI meat, and until day -
hy"G to' ia" ria. 10 proceedings uill o:'fr
u: :h" ,a.".
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-11-08
CONV
PROCEEDINGS.
TO AUTHORIZES A BOND ISSUE.
The Constitutional Convention is Com
siderinG the Floating of $500
900 State Bonds

600 State Bonds.
When the constitutional convention
reassembled on Monday, thc 34th day,
1T began 10 run through the calendar.
The article on Jurisprudence was pas
sed to third reading, incluLinc the
anti-lynchiug provision, but the vote
whereby the article wGs adopted was
re-copsidcred, ana the matter passed
over. The convection then took up,
and was still considering when tt. re-
cess came, the matter of authorizing
an issue Of State bonds to cunbl, the
counties of the State to do business on
cash basis. The bonds are to be
hoated at rates Of interest not greater
than 4 per cent, and cannot he sold
Mt less than par. The counties are TO
pay back the amount of the bonds to
the State. The issue will be for about
half a million dollars
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poor white men Of South Carolina"
He continued IN the same earnest
manner. The Wilson measure was then
voted down by "a vote OF 20 10 l6 Sew
eral other measures were voted down in
like manner.
other amendments are pending. At
a late hour the convention adjourned
amid much confusion, a batch Of prop
ositions being rushed II 10 be printed
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-11-08
TILLMAN'S LONG-ENPECTED
SPEECH
On His Suffrage scheme. His Defense
OF His Plan. trhy's Plea for the
Poor White Man.

| Poor White Man.
| Thursday morning, tthe 37th day
after wasting au huar. the convention
once more took mp the Suffrage prob
| lem and was or it the entire morning.
Senator lrby got the floor and made y
| long speech, attacking the report of
| the committee He used vigorous
language and was listened to attentive
ly. No one interrupted him. He was
pretty heavy on Senator Tillman and
others. His speech was somewhat
sensational. Amendment after amend
ment to the plan YVES voted down, and
early in the nigh. session all these
then Tillman took the floor and made
his loug-looked for suffrage speech.
IRBY'S SENSATIONAL WORDS.
IL his speech Senator lrby said
among other things:
II say now. notwithstanding some
sl1rs cast on me IL my absence, that l
nm not az migrate TINT would accept the
highes, oA!ce IL South Carolina from
The poor and :li;ecat. white mcn and
tier :ramlie .hea. beneath my feet.
They have hscr ny friends and so
help me God 2ntcuI :" he their
friend, and crGeayr, - protect them
from what believe - tee nu inuuitv
politically. | SAY bv tie way OF pre-
face. tearing 10 t:'.st :avscl:. iudls-
ros, us have lately been. thnt [
have written wGN: conceive 10 be n
prutr,; NS&.ns: !u:s outrage ! nave
10 say. sl:. rAat | am. :. - Governed hy
what other :."I d.. Thcuk God. |
1. e
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-11-14
BURNED BY A LA Mp EXPLOSION
Serious Accident to Rev. DIR. A. G, Me-
Manaway.

Serious Accident to Rev. DIR. A. G. Me-
Manaway.
A letter received in Charlotte Sun
day brought distressing news from
DIR. A. G. McManaway, now in charge
of the Baptist church at Arkadelphia
Ark, who is well known by many
Baptists in Winston Salem, as well as
throughout North Carolina.
The letter was from Mrs. Montana
way, and stated that the accident oc-
CURED at IL o'clock last Wednesday
night. Dr. and Mrs. McManaway had
been in the library and were preparing
to retire DR.. McManaway picked up
the lamp from the table and it explo-
ded in his face, covering it with burn
ing oil. With rare presence OF mind
Mrs. McManaway quickly threw
shawl over his head, thus smothering
the fire. He would have been burned
to death in a moment, as he could not
see where or how to move. The oil
flew in all directions, igniting the
ceiling. The carpet and window cur
tains were burned, and the books and
papers on the table were destroyed.
With blanket Mrs. McManaway put
out the fire in the room. She then
hurried to a neighb boris and had doc
tor summoned All of DR.. McMana-
ways beard and part OF his hair were
burned off close. His lips and face
were blistered and his eyes injured.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-11-14
DEAD LETTERS.
Lists of Those Remaining Unclaimed
in the Postoffices.

Lists of Those Remaining Unclaimed
in the Postofffces.
The following is list of dead let
tiers remaining in the postoffice at
Winston, Nov. 9th, 1895. Advertised
letters are due cent each:
Miss Mary Andrews, B D. Baily,
Reginald Baily, Jas Barnard, Miss
Matilda Banks, Ben Beck, EdIe Blink
ley, w r Bond, r Boyd, w r Bond,
George Carter, James E Carter, r G
Cofer, b S Craps, Jake Curry, Mrs
Alice Donb, Mile Eness. Miss Eliza
Earett. l. Evans, Henry Eyers, Mrs
Cora Francis, Miss G Glenn, Robert
Green. J S Green, Lille Hayes. Miss
Mrs Laura Harris. H A Hanes, Mrs
Lue Hepeler, Master Jno w Jones,
Miss Marian Keen, ] B Kemp, L d
Lam beth, Henry Loflin, Miss Martha
Mabry, Walter Mathews, Miss Mag
gle G Martin, P G Martin, Miss Ella
Mckinney, Miss Sarah Miller, Miss
Cora Motsinger, Miss Annie 3 Neal,
John Parks, ] II Phillips, Ben Phil
Ups, Sidney Sel1 s P Pnlippsi stowan 2,
Roundtress. S M Sapp, Ruffin Sides,
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Sprinkle, r L Veach, Miss Jennie
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End, 1895:
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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-11-14
WHITE WINGS OF TRADE.
FIVE HUNDRED WAGONS IN
WINSTON TODAY
They Brought Leaf Tobacco to the
Winston Market-Largest Breaks,
Perhaps, in Our Markets His
tory-Heavy Sales Expected.

Tuesday was Winston's Big Tobacco
Day
No less than 500 wagons, represent
ing nearly every county in the Pied
mont section, besides many counties
in Virginia, were here.
Warehouses and streets were crowd
ed and the like has not been seen here
for several years-if ever before.
Some tobacco men say the breaks
were the largest in Winston's history
as a tobacco market.
The number of wagons here Tuesday
would not have appeared so large a
few years go-hefOre the railroads
were extended from Winston The
fact is the "white wings of trade do
the market. Thousands of pounds
were shipped here by rail. Thirty
five farmers came in with Capt.
Hawkins on the Wilkesboro train last
evening to look after the sale of their
leaf.
Surely these are cumming" days
for the warehousemen and merchants
gene al y. Even the silver tongued
auctloueers are crying, lit never rains.
but it pours."
The present heavy break is occas-
toned by the long drought which was
only broken a few days ago.
c The sales for the past week
have drawn several thousand dollars
out of the Winston manufacturers
and leaf dealers. In the meantime
the merchants have "fared stump
tuously" while the tobacco days are
going by.
Prices are holding up remarkably
we'll, considering the big breaks. Good
tobacco is selling high.
We can expect d full market for
several days, if the season for handling
the weed holds out.
Winston is North Cardinals banner
tobacco market, both for leaf and
manufactured goods-and the farmers
know it.