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Attorney for Plaintiff.
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CARD rHou Im Iuur rHr5lpENcY
Salt Lake CITY, Jan 90, 1895.
Notice 10 hereby given that c0uirl.
buttons to the monument to be crestei
In HALT Lake City In memory OF
Brigham Young aud t,e pionecrs will
hereafter, and until further notice, be
achnow LEGGED through tue columns OF
the DrsnTl News 10 10 expected
that agencies iuf tho collection ofiuniB
IUr thls worthy purpose will DO Us;LO.
llshyI ip each wurI in oil tho Stahuf,
md that Falu iuuIs, VITA tho liat 20
uamJlUf tho contributors, will DO for
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ham Young Memorial Af.1c.stlUn,Slli
L.aU Ji,y, who will see ts"t came are
If0ptfIy urEuuw ra.ri in .ae manner
stated. We earuasly huHJ that tuu
IBlplr VIII respond generously aud
ir0mplly 20 tuIs coll u1 lnss % possible
the monument may be- completed,
dedicated and unveiled 10 the public
by the 9TH day of next OclObcr
NIIIuWp WuuuHuFG
GfuHGE q. tASNuN,
Ju.lu d. SMITH,
Eirst Presidency NJ the Church Of
Jesus Christ OF LattOr.lny Saints.
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Hurry Corson Clarke mldo a
big hit in his limitations OF wolf
known actors with tho MIN
strols at tho Grand last night
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park' Tea cures constipation. For
salc by D. J. nm S. Co.,, and Nclicu
IuHH.r UfuH o.. %
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imperial Insurance company,
lU pursuance uf 900 syI T.|tHur 90 UTH
Insurance UWuUNHIt., approved
March |. IHHH

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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-02-28
TAXPAYERS OF FoRSYIH COUNTY
TAKE NOTICE!
SAVE COSTS!

will be at the following pin cS for The
purp Sc of maxim my LAoI CALL lof the
Taxes for the year lSJl:
Old Town, Hausers Store, Monday,
March 4th.
March 5th
bbott's Creek, Beesons store, Wednes-
day. March 9th.
kernersvil e, sapp's Store, thursday,
March 18th
Bellows Creek, Crawford Aarshalrs. Fri
day, Mar h Sth
Salem Chapel. Dennis, Saturday, March
Middle Fork, Stewards, Monday, March
18th.
Bethania, Rural II IL, TUESDAY March 10Th.
Bethania, Bethania, Wednesday, March
Id Richmond Reeds, Thursday March
Vienna Brookstown, Friday. March - h
lie iseille. Wrght's store, SATURDAY,
Clemmonsville, Stripes Store, Monday,
March 18th.
S nth Fork, Ben Hanpton's, Tuesday,
| March 18th.
Winston Township Salem Commissioner
| Hall Wednesday, March 2Jth.
| Remember this is my last call for 1894
| and al parties should ONE up and pay thel
| taxes. as [ is my purpose to levy, advertise
| and sell property af er the above date
| shall not hold up on any one Tor mast col
| Iect these taxes i mean business and no
| thing else. The law requir me 70 collect
| these taxes and mean TO do it. After tht
| above date propose. to char-e cost to eact
indi Vidual and collect 1t Don't ask me L
hold up on cost Save it lay paying you
ia es in due time. Respectfully.
H. VI NEAR HU Il, Sheriff.
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JUMPED INA WE'LL.
Mrs I'll Ingram, Near Kernersvil1e.
Death OF NJ ISIS stone.

Death OF Miss stone.
Correspondence Of the Sentinel
KERNERsvILLE, Feb. 25.-Mrs. l..
P. Mathews, who has been quite sick
for several weeks, died last week and
was buried at Saints Delight She
leav large family and host OF
friends TO mourn their loss.
A Miss Stone was buried here on
Friday last. She had been going TO
school at Oak Ridge. She was niece
of I'll. G, Edwards, Of this place. Quite
a lot of sickness is reported as prevail
ing In that locality.
News reached here this morning
that Mrs. /. FL. Ingram, who lives
THREE miles in the country, jumped
into the well. She has been delirous
for some time. DR.. Kerner was hasti-
ly summoned to ohe spot. He reports
no serious damage resulting from the
jump. She was very wet and consid-
erabiy bruised when drawn out.
Washington's birthday was observed
by some of our people, notwithstand-
ing the Legislature is in session. Nc
one heaved IA sigh here over the death
of old Fred Douglass. But many
heart-aches were depicted upon the
faces of our citizens after receiving
the Intelligence OF the base, low-bred
| foul, Shiny, green-eyed, vicious, pusil
| luminous conduct of this Rep.-Pop
gathering of men in Raleigh, calico
| the Legislature, in adjourning in E0nol
| OF that odd mixture known as Free
| Douglass. kERNERSVILLE.
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erceS are taking place every day all
over lie country, wherever there are
thin- biGoded, tired, nervous people
WHO are fortunate enough to know
the value ct Pdine'S celery compound.
Weak. shaky, Tired nerves. on the
verge Of prootratlun, need nothing so
much as food, proper food TO rehulld
their shattered condition aud allow
them To rest. This is Why so
many tbous nds OF persons have
been saved from nervous exhaustion
aud IDENTITY toy taking Paine'S celery
comuuIInd III time.
When one feels that aching and pain
at the bse of the brain, repeated
EeadachcS, aud Il growing sense OF
UrtJsiues~ and discomfort, it is high
time 10 prevent disaster by fee ding
and regulating the nervous system
with Hdluc's celery compound.
This greatest of all remedies cures
speedily aad permanently every dis
or er arising from an impaired nerv-
OTIS ~lstem or impure blood, neura gia,
rheumatism, nervous dyspepsia, kid.
ueF Complaints.
1t encourages complete digestion.
Il enables the bCdy 10 store up a
surplus IF nervous energy.
ana every step toWaId firm. healt h
gained by the aid OF Pdine's celery
compound Is Il permanent gain Try
Ill
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-02-28
KILLED RUNAWAY.
Dangerous Feat Performed on the Ice
-DIstiiIeries Suspended

Dangerous Feat Performed on the Ice
-DlstiiIeries Suspended.
correspondence Of the Sentinel
SHORE, Feb % Josh Fleming,
citizen of Yadkin, had quite a mis-
fortune the past week. He Was on his
way South with a heavily loaded
wagon and a three horse team While
he was warming in house by the
highway. his team, which were left
unhitched, frightened and ran away,
splitting the tongue and killing one OF
his horses instantly. The horse
death was caused by part Of the
tongue prOtrudlng his side o was
fine animal and Mr.. Fleming sorely
feels the loss
Mr.. Alb Apperson performed
dangerous feat on the ice on the ad-
kin river last Thursday There was a
streak of ice in the middle of the river
that reached perhaps fer miles This
was after most of tie ice WAS gnne-
Mr.. Appersun rowed his skltf boat
out to this ice and stepped out on II
and proceeded To investigate its thick
ness at various plac' s. In the mean
time others on the bank saw thu Ice
moving off down the river and proceed
edto veil with all their lung p lwer
MI. A. To leave MS I'D tReibli> dhNc y
ure and fee for his life. MIR. made
haste to bis boat which was keeping
pace with the swift moving ice aud
was rescued in the nick of time,
We are trading on time these days
selling clocks
There was young man in the stor@
a few days ago and wanted 70 buy a
rocket book on the credit b An
Most of the di-tilt~ies have SIS
pended in Yadkin Our poor people
| feel the effect as there is now no de
mand for their labor. IANDIS
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-02-28
LENTEN SERViI ES.
The Program to be- Carried out by the
Episcopalians.

The Program to BE- Carried out by the
Episcopalians.
The Rector of st. Paul's church has
issued card giving list of services for
the Lenten season as follows:
ASH WEDNESDAY.
II m. Morning prayer, Litany and
Holy Comm IniOn.
1870 p. IN. Evening Prayer and Ser
mon.
OTHER DAYS OF LENT.
Daily Prayer at IL o'clock.
Wednesday and Friday, Service and
Confirmation Lecture at 1870 O'Clock
HOLY WEEK.
Daily Prayer and Meditation at II
noon.
Evening prayer and Lecture at 7;30
Good Friday, Morning Prayer, Lit
anv and Sermon at II A. n.
Maundy Thursday T:30 p NJ
Easter Even. Baptismal Service at
II noon.
SUNDAYS.
$50 a. m. Sunday School and In
struction preparatory To Confirmation.
IL N Morning Pray er, ScrmCn
and Lenten Communion
7:3O o. ~. Evening Prayer and Ser
mon.
EASTER DAY.
$50 a M Sunday School.
Ill a. M Morning Prayer, Sermon
and Holy Communion.
3D. M, Sunday School Celebration.
7:30 o N Even-Song.
EASTER MONDAY.
Celebration at IL a. N.
EASTER TUE-DAY.
Celebration at IL a. III.
A feature of the season VIII be a
special service every Friday evening IL
ne participated in by members OF the
Brotherhood Of St Andrew, which It
is Hoped may De OF interest," articp'
larry To young men.
The Woman's Bible Glass will meet
on Friday at 1l:30 a. m.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-02-28
CIGARETTE MACHINE CASE.
The Attorneys Began Taking Evf.
depce in Winston Wednesday

The Attorneys Began Taking Evil
depce in Winston Wednesday
The attorneys for the Winston Gig
arctic Machine Company and the
Bonsack Machine Company began TAX
ing evidence in Winston Wednesday
for the defendants in the suit which
is one Of great interest and import
ance to both Winston and the cigar
cite trust.
The Bonsack people claim that the
machine made by the Winston COM
pany is an infringement on their pat
emit, hence the suit.
Evidence has been taken in New
York during the past thirty days for
the plaintiffs.
Messrs. Watson & Buxton, Glenn &
Manly, of this city, and Mr.. w. d.
Baldwin, prominent patent attorney
OF Washington, D. c., represent the
Winston company, while Duncan s
Page, of New York; II. Burrows, of
Lynchburg, and w. w. Fuller, late of
Durham, will represent the plaintiffs.
They are all expected to be in Wins
ton tomorrow.
The testimony Of Mr.. W. c. Briggs,
| the inventor Of the Winston machine
Mr.. J. D. Hollister, machinist, also
| of Winston, and Mr.. Arthur S. Brown
a patent expert OF Washington, will
| be taken.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-02-28
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE
HOUSE AND SENATE.
Saturdays and Mondays Proceedings
Insurance Bili-Fusion Cau-
cuses-After the Spoils.

cuses-AGer the Spoiis.
Saturday was private bill day in the
House and little of Importance
was done. The following bills were
passed:
To Incorporate the Morganton and
Shelby railroad: to change the line of
CASTOR, Stanley and Mecklenburg
counties; to incorporate the Wake
Banking and Security Company; TO
improve Wake county's roads.
There was great interest in the
Senate session, the attraction being
the debate on the bill To lend the
Ladies' Confederate Monument Asso-
citation $40. GOO to complete the monu-
ment Senator MOODY (Rep led the
fight in favor of the bill, and Senator
Fowler Rep.) was another champion
Of the measure Senator WesLmore-
land Pop autagonized the bill. The
bill ia led TO pass, by vote OF S to %.
A number of Senators were excused
from voting.
MONDAY FEB 18th
The most important new bills intro
duced in the Legislature Monday
were: To create a new county out OF
part Of Cleveland and other Counties;
to provide for maintenance of the pen
.
before partition; TO incorE orate~the
Norfolk & Camden railway; 20 better
maintain the Bureau of Labor Statls-
tics; to prevent the sale OF aduiterated
meal and -four; to prevent the sale nf
adutterated kerosene.
Bills were passed Incorporating the
Carolina and Northern railway; 10 al
low guaranty companies TO make
bonds Cor State, county and munich
nd rth
inS half the cost Of making bonds TO
be paid out OF trust FUNDS; TO require
corporations which issue scrip or
checks To pay these in cash at option
OF holders. bill was tabled 10 Sc
cure equal payments OF debts of ln-
solvents
The insurance bill prepared by the
Senate committee and based on several
other bills was acted on yesterday,
all of its sections, save. two, being
struck out. The sections which re-
main provide, first, for an increase or
the license tax on life cumpanses from
800 IT, 5000: and, second, to forbid any
complct by fire companies, Of agents,
to control insurance rates The re-
port OF the committee was unanl-
mously against the creation of the
office OF Insurance commissioner IL
is favorable for the first and without
prejudice on the second section az
above
TIE Fusion members OF the LegiS-
lature had caucus last night on the
question Of diSpOsing Of several bills
and to close up legis alton. FusiOniets
say a great effort will be made to ad-
| jOurn March 18th
Another meeting was also held to
devise some plan for getting hold OF
| the patronage of the penitentiary L
| is something which they specially de-
| sire.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-02-28
TWO DEATHS.
Mr.. Angus N. Reich and MIR. John
@. lanes Pass Away

MIR. Angus us N. tselcn ana MT. JOnD
@. hanes Pass Away
Mr. Augustus n. Reich died Satur-
day night at his home, two miles
South of Salem, at the advanced age
of II years.
The deceased had been i'll only one
week. He was the father Of Mrs. Q.
ii. Fogle, of Salem, and Mrs. Ewaid,
of Wytheville, Va. The latter arrIv-
ed here Friday and was with him
vices were held at the Moravian
church at O'Clock this afternoon,
conducted by Bishop RUndthaier.
Mr.. Reich was good citizen and an
honored member of the Moravian
church.
MIR. j. C. HANEs DEAD.
A telegram, received neTe about 6
o'clock Saturday afternoon, brought
surprise to many of our Citizens IL
announced the death OF Mr.. John Z.
Hanes, the clever and popular travel
ing salesman for p III Hanes & Co.,
which occurred Saturday afternoon IN
Dothan, Alabama. The firms first
intimation of his sickness was wired
here about noon 5 turday he was
taken sick only a few days before of
pneumonia. The deceased was %
years old and was the son OF Mr..
Mary Hanes, Of Davie county. he
was a nephew of Messrs. p. H., j. W.,
Phillip and B. f. Hanes, OF Winston.
| Besides other relatives, he leaves a
| brother and sister, Mr.. Jake Hanes,
| who travels for b 4. HdneS " Co., and
| Miss Sallie HaneS.
| The remains arrived here Monday
! from Alabama They were met at
| Greensboro by the following commit
tee from this city: MeSsrs Ernest
Dalton, John H. Miller, Charles Ellis,
John Igelstr9m, Eugene Hester and
Roland Taylor
| The remains were sent to Fulton,
| Davie county, and were ininterred
the family graveyard near there Tues.
day. Damon Lodge, K. of went
over on special train Tuesday morn
! ing to attend the funeral.
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ITS OWN DEATH KNELL.
BIG BELLON TOP OFBROOKLYN,s
CITY HALL.
The Building Damaged S5O.OOO-Two
Men with their Wives and Children
Cut eT from the Fire Escapc.

The Building Damaged $5O.OOO-Two
Men with their Wives and Children
Cut eff from the Fire Escap~.
BROOKLYN, Feb. 26.-The big bell
on top Of the City Hall tolled its own
death knell at 7:3O this morning.
l. r"gi>t ered three alarms of fire.
An hour later the bell and a mass of
rubbish in the tower fell in mass of
flames TO the main part of the build
ing below.
Soon an immense crowd had sur
rounded the scene. A strong wind
was blowing.
Keeper Dunno and Assistant Weeks,
with their wives and four children,
were cut Oft from the escape on the
third floor, hut were soon rescued, Mr..
Weeks having his face burned.
Mrs. Weeks and her infant were
carried down the burning stairs by
two policemen.
The building, which was almost fire
proof. was thoroughly soaked with
water. The damage to the building
was about $50, 600.
1t is believed that the records in
the safes are all intact.
: CENTRAL BRIDGE HOTEL BURNED.
New YORK, Feb. 26-The c. ntral
Bridge Hotel, a landmark standing on
the hill on One Hundred and Fifty
fourth street, was burned this morn
ing. The proprietor and his family
were the only occupants, and they es-
aped The loss is $50 GOO.
THREATENED WITH DE-TRUCTIoN.
WOOSTER, Ohio, Feb. ga terri
bic conflagration is raging at Dalton,
this county. The town is threatened
with destruction. Appeals for aid
have been sent TO neighburins towns.
Dalton sustained serious loss
by fire one year ago. The Reimer
family were subsequently tried tor
arson, hut acquitted.
MAssILLON, Ohio, Feb. 26.-Three
fire companies were sent from here &c
Dalton this morning.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-02-28
The coming s,a,e Convention.

to the local Association the prospectus
of the coming Raleigh Convention
March 21-24. Among the prominent
speakers will be Prof. w. w. Smith,
LII. D., President of the Randolph
Macon College, Va; f. S. Brockman,
College Secretary and III. p. Anderson,
Secretary of the International Com
mittee; @. w Curran, Railroad Secre-
tary, Franchester, Va and Rev.
Thos. Hume, d. D., of Chapel Hill.