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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-22

Nos furnishing re03S regardless -
-,~t Riley Bros. chsstng out sale, 10
t,rar~v street
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word, and hurried on into his prison. and
the good world waa shut out. In prison
he refused 20 see All visitors even Medal
lion. the little chemists wife and the good
Father Fabre. Letters. too. ~ refused 70
accep. and read. he had NJ contact.
wished no contact. with the outer world.
but lived MS hard. lonely life By himself.
silent, broodins. studioBs-for nOw books
were TO him q pleasure. And ne wrote.
too. but never 70 any soul outside the
prison This life had nothing 70 do with
the world from which he came and he
meant that Il should not
50 perfect 8 prisoner was he that the
warders protected him from visitors. and
ne was never but once or twice stared at,
and then he saw nothing. heard nothing.
He had entered his prison a Wild. exctt-
able disslpa ted youth, and he had become
a mature. quiet. cold. brooding man. Five
years had done the work OF twenty. He
lived the life OF the prison. yet ne was not
q part Of II. nor yet was he part or the
world without. And the face OF the wo-
man who looked at him 50 strangely TIA
the cour, room haunted him now and then,
so that at last II became part Of his
real life which was lived at the window
where he looked out at the pigeons on
the roof Of the hospital.
''She was sorry for me- he said many
a time TO himself. He was sorry for him
SELF ana ne was shaken Win His instr
often, so that he rocked TO and fro as ne
sat on his bed. and a warder heard him
cry out. even IN the last days OF his i'm
prisonment. "Oh. God. canst Thou do
everything but speak, And again That
hour, the memory OF that hour. in ex-
change for my ruined lifei'
But there were times when he was very
quiet and calm. and he spent hours
watching the ways OF the pigeons. And
he was doing this one day. when the
jailer came TO him and said, Monsieur
Converse. you are free. The governor has
cut Off five years from your sentence"
Then ne was told that people were wait
ing without--M edallion, and the little
chemist and his wife. and others more
irnnnrtant. But he Moula not go 20 meet
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rnion DO Conncctlon-.

Al trains from the Vest run into the
:, PAUL union depot. making close con
,e.-ions with The North " estern" train
for me East and South Passengers hold
ir- tickets via the above line have only
a step from their train 20 the elegantly
.s-us,,oea North " estern' limited leav-
60 i. pauI every day So the year. For
ladies travelling alone THIS Is especially
- - considered For tickets and sleep
tr- car reservation call on
r ". PARKER.
s,,,re, Sound Agent. 81 Front ST, Seattle
- S..-.,sAt-- raofS -sra~sfsss o..
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The
Oldest
And the Best

"In the Fall of '03. my son.
r. b. RoUziE, had a huge carbun-
Gle on his neck. The doctor
lanced it. but gave him no per-
manent benefit.
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An Empty House

Gaes 20 rack and ruIa pretty rapid
". Better &c: tenant. Spot cash
Z tenants are fo1rd ~ u.iBs the ons
y cent Ter word for rent" column Of
tas Posti1,elligeneer.
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our It's sira Is % secure equality q
opportunity" and abolish all special priv
hsges z. 3. SWfSNtzY. IS Pine s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-29
70 GRANUJA, LADRoN Y CoMPAN1A

entire los tres hombres teDf4 algo de aolemne
va .recorda d usted-dijo Raul-que to.
dav1a tenemos asunto pendiente f
NO 10 he olvidado-d jo Fajker tranquila-
mente-y me tiene usted siempre So disposi-
ci6n.
Al retirarse pensaba
-BueDo. bueno. 3. .. Ell conde Hector Sc
me ha escapado per esta vez; pero 20 Ie volverG
d atrapar. dComo demonio hab1d hecho para
pagarmeF Si entiendo algo, que me ahorquen.
Hay aquf un misterio que tengo 20 que averi-
guar.
Ocho dias despues de estos acontecimien.
los, Raul, obIigado trabajar para ganaree la
Vioa, Sc embarcaba para Africa, dcnde acahaba
de concederle I'm importante empleo la CON pa
ffa del Canal de Suez
Su Ultima vista fu9 para los Logger. Diio
lealmente qua al perder So fortuna habfa pc, d.
do la esperaLza de poder arrancar Falker les
pruebas de Ia inocencia de Estebsn; pero-s fir
maba-Elena es joven y 20 tambien; podemos
esperar circumstances mds favorables
La derpedidA de los dcs jovenes fuG triste,
pero 10 desesperada.
Cusndo be sltj6 de la casita del parque de
los r.ino pes Teresa estrech6 su .hiia con efQ-
sion, ioi7ado.
lv4l@r, qoeiida mia
IN 10 tengo, madre- contest6 la adorable
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O FL A r A D A

La cuatro prinan en- ell cinto
el puf1al y Ia pi-tola,
la prdmerG dos Y tres
mi segunda tercir ronda;
nj la haci~nda sta seq ra
nj la dos cu1TtI. nj bolsss. -.
Grande tUdO do valor
iuntar8D con 10 que rOban
81 no viene' tr' Z1gasti
gu con civil 8, Con hoI cas-,
termino q ia t vCrgu. / "a
con mano aIrttada ptI ga.
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BiBL1orHcA DIN 'sLA CcBREsPoNDnNo1A" 81

oriatura; a;-ademds, Ilegar ser su mujer hubie-
ra sido para mi una felic:dad demasiado grandf;
hubiera parecido que Dies la reoompens~b ba d
usted en- aeguida porssel servicio que ha hecho
al nomb~e de savignan, permitiendo que eHe
nombre fuera ell mic.
-iAhf-dijo dolorozs mente Teresa, miriam
do al pobre EstebaD, que tembIaba en- su silla -
Las gentes henrss'as como nosotros, no encuen-
tran en- este mundo su recompensa.
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SiLABARI1 } de T,rras Roldau.-Une
ssu buena impression, la claridai sencillez en- el
metodo cualidades eenciales que 10 han hecho STEM
pre- preferlble to los los de mas textns20 edicion.
Sc vende esta Ca pital en- casa de los senores P
NOEL c. L. S!o S. c.; en- Ponce casa de don
Manuel Lopez en- ell resto de la Isla en- todos los
estabecmfentos lie importancia.
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CANTARES

z A N I "A UUO
M querer y tn q"erer,
,c,u o h rmanitos g N 3los,
M rira an" cnando g. otro,
pue g q 10 nac19ron & I'm tempo.
Muriendo por tu querer
1om importara m rir.
Isl III NJ me dAs La vida,
para que quiero vivir!
A tvs plas van las mias
ganando si-,mpre en- valor;
til cantas con la memoTia
yyO con Ell corazon.
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El portero de una casa Immediate un
Gem manterio elogia sismpre las Condolences
de la fnca, y dice cuantos tratan de al
quilar alguno de los cuartos:
-iYa We usted La vecindad no pue-
de ser mas tranQuiia!
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pls-aTIEM pos.
soluci6n la Charada de aver :
AN TERRA


Soluci6n q la Charada de aver
AN TERRA
Sc VENDE un solar con cara de ma
dera euclavada en- ell mismo, sito en- Santurce Ia
entrada por ell puente San Antonio: colinda con la
carretera la ensenada del Condado En- esta Ga.
pital calle de San Jose num- 13 informaran. l5=5
De MAOUlMARlA.-Joe6M M P'aeen-
cia.-IngenieroO Mecanico:-Escritorio Aguar =
Hab lna-Tiene el gusto de- orecer los senores ha-
cendados de la Isa de Puerto Rico toda case de ma
quinaria para ngenos otras industrias, nuevas de
uso Tachos al vaco dobles triple efactos, caderas
y todo tamafo de aparatos al vaclo, maquinas de
moler y remoer.-Para mas pormenores dirigirse a
Santos Filippi a r. A. Plasencia.= ale de San
Francisco ndmero 5l.-Cal ital lo=l3
a. TINAuD,-JOYE PLAZA DE AL
FONsO XGran surtdo joyas de plata con brante
pedras nas Modeos de gran novedad eleganca ncompa
rabe 10 belO prmOroso de la JOyeria francesaES
PECTADADEs-En Relojes de Orc, Plata, Nikel Acero
Caonografo Repetciones Roscopf etc. Lent
oristaes fnos de Roca Centres de mesa
Bandeas Vnaeras Escrbauias cuadrupe pateadS
Importaci6n directa. Precios sin competencia
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LUIS SANCHEZ VAzOUEz, agente
y de varias fabricas de la misma ciudad
aA1 como de The Americdm and colonial
EGpcrt Company de Londres de J. H. y
b. Moss de Manchester. ofrece sus servi-
clos q sus numerosos relacionados de esta
Capital y de la Isla
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FRANCISCO J. VEG

FKkNEISEU J. VEGA SOL %
Puerto Rioo.-Sirve cualqufer pedido dc
biIletes de loteria provincial tanto para la
Isla como para Ell Extranjero, pudiendc
remitir dos sorteos la vez.
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UNA OBRA, = Sc desea vender la
" Hi-toria ue la REVOLUTION Espafola,
cuyo autor es don Vicente Blasco Ibanez.
Consta d. tres tomos DE- gran volumen
IN pr6'ogo por don Francisco Pf Mar
gall. Informaran en- esta Imprenta.
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JULIAN SILVA-sAN JUsTO .18.

Deposito de Maquinas de coser compra, venta aqui
Maquna Sc hacen las composiciones por difciles que
sean, garantizandoas. Accessories agujas de todas
classes para las mismas adennas compran venden
unuebles usados. P)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-29

WENcEsLAO BOSCH, ABo9Aoo,
ha tre. l.. I'D 81 drsp .cao 4 la Gale de
Tetuan ntmero 8, bajos. 15-1O
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sOMBREROs De pAnAMA. Hern liz

c. participant clientes al Comercio en- general
que han recibido nuevame IT, surtido de SOMBRE-
ROS DE f'ATACAOS recomendando a los que necesi-
ten hagan pronto pedidos para poder servirles.
rrFcT,S l-En "I.a Aida
IT. zao ue dom 10 {, rre P5reZ San J $50
MI nero IS se q ,''u tr a 90 adas, sbbl"s,
galous Y 1T Has para la beuemerita
guard G i demss nuerpss de la guar
nici01 es do para gastadores J "tros
arti Nlos as. 15-3
La vida es para mi une carga inso-
port; bl4-dacia ia CT baAero +
-iPor que? ~Is pregu ta1o
-Porque m halo solo en mundo.
H. per lido mis- parient s ms migos
-iC6mo! iTembie1 SO l b IA 1uue to
ue te ! to los tu4 amjgo?
No; pero han hecho o,tuna.
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L0rEglA NAC1oNAI DE MADRID.

Hay constantemente para todos los sorteos la Pc
luqueria t'LaurakBatk' de D. Pedro Urbiztondo, San
francisco AZ. Sc envaran la Isla quienes 10 soi
citen.
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l0c,On ANTIHERPET1CA DEL Doc

roh 81 me1or medoamento para cnrar los nerReS
esta prfumada qni Ia evando Ia oaida Gel cabeo
deSaparecer SSpfnllas
Exito Pfdase todas las botcas
lie la a Al la del seor Guiermey depositaro
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e organize anqula 81 c9erpo
fuerza vgor ah indication especial del Vino Cordial
de Cerebrna de Uc conceptuado los medcos mas emil
nentes e recon5tituyente mas poderoSo e Vaza
DOR rapdO
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kLMkGEN Lihrerio de OLYMPIC OF,
ro.-(POnce) Pto Rico.~ MFNDELSON-
NGmero 40. -Marcha de e Su no da una
noche de Verano," 80 cantavos,-Nt m >ro
A. Noct~rn1 de idem idem, 80 c4nt>vos
-MOZAkT.--N1mero A = Audar to va
riado de la Ga sonata 80 ceptavos- Mime
70 45.- Marcia turca, 80 centavos Mi
nero AZ -Larghetto del Cuarteto y Sici-
iano, 80 Gel tavos.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-24
DRESS REHEARSAL
4 Pleasing Entertainment at The
A Academy Chapel.

4 Pleasing Entertainment at The
Academy Chapel.
Notwithstanding the inclement
weather. large crowd witnessed the
pleasing operetta, entitled ga Dress
Rehearsal" given Monday night by the
Euterpean Society at the Academy
Chapel.
THE SENTINEL, on Saturday, gave
synopsis of the entertainment, the
scene of which is supposed to be in a
boarding school.
The Academy Glee Club appeared in
the first part Of the program This
was followed with beautiful solo by
Miss Mabel Butter.
Miss Annie Scott Lindsay gave a
recitation entitled 1.-The Day Of Judg-
ment." 1t was creditable.
The following young ladies took
part in the Fan Drill: Misses Leah
Ollinger, Sallie Adams, Pearl Floyd,
Augusta TaIcott. Gladys Clark, Susie
Richardson. Lizzie Taylor, Lottie
Thornton, Jennie Patterson, Nellie
Cummings.
The Automatic Cradle" was the
title of a pleasing recitation by Miss
Alma Chaffin.
DRAMATIs PERsoNE.
Miss Jones Principal of Grove House
Academy Miss Augusta ' al oft.
Madamoiselle Epinard French Goyerness
Miss N lie Cummings.
Amy Fibbs. Afterwards Cinderella iss
Elizabeth Taylor
Clara wilkins, Afte wards the Prince
Miss Annie Scott Lind ay.
Sarah Arm. The Greedy Girl-Miss Caro-
Buxton.
sophonisba Spivins, the Romantic Girl
Miss a Fitzpatrick.
Martha Higgins and Carry Jackson, AT
terward Spiteful Sisters-Misses Florence
Glenn and Sallie Adams.
Mrs Jarvey Elocution Teacher-Miss
Alma Chaffin.
Miss Prudence Pinchbeck, Visitor-M'ss
Bertha Shelton.
Rose Jennings, Afterwards Fairy God
mothe--Miss Carrie Curtis
Servant-Mis Lottie Thornton.
Humpie-Miss Gladys Clark
School Girls-M sses Julia Grant, Mamie
k en- and Leah Oh fin
Incidental Sol by Miss Julia Jones and
Miss LIE h Chaffin
Accom- anist-Miss A Van Week.
The operetta will be repeated TO-
night.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-24
JOINED THE STRIKERS.
ALL OF THE STREET RAILWAY
LINENItiN.
New York. Jersey City and Newark
May Get in the Strike-Inspector
Jennings Assaulted Today.


BROOKLYN, Jan. % Forty men,
including riotegs, soldiers and police
men, have been injured through the
strikers during the past week.
Presidents Northron and Lewis
notified the police this morning that
they would attempt to start the
street cars on Fifteenth, Butler and
Broadway lines today if they col
lapsed.
Guards dispersed crowd with the
butt ends of their muskets this morn
ing.
1t is learned that an attempt was
made to burn depot last night.
Wires were cut on knickerbocker
avenue and Myrtle avenue this morn
ing, after which all of the linemen
joined the strikers.
Delegates from the electric lines in
New York, Jersey City and Newark
Will come here today to consult with
the local strikers with view to max
ing the strike general.
Inspector Jennings, of the Brooklyn
Heights Company, was assaulted by
strikers, near Healsy Street Station,
this city, this morning. He was bad
ly bruised
Citizens of GreenpOint will hold a
mass meeting this evening to protest
against the action of the railroad
companies in not attempting to run
cars to Greenpoint.
1t is reported around police head
quarter that machinists employed at
the power houses are going to join
the strikers.
Members of the Twenty-flrst regi-
ment are obliged to rely upon families
for food.
The depot is filed with women
and girls, who are bringing in sup.
plies.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-24
ELKIN R1FLEMEN TO DIsBaND
No Appropria' ion fer Them From the
State-Reaignations Sent in.

NO Appropria' ion fer Them From the
neutrality-suspicious. Sent In.
Correspondence of the Sentinel
ELKIN, Jan. 22.-The Elkin Rifle
men passed very creditable inspec-
tion before Capt Jones, of the United
States Army, in November. They re-
ceived letter from headquarters a
few days ago saying that no appro-
tion weuld be allowed them this year.
They are not rich company by any
means and for this and other reasons
they will be forced to disband. The
officers forwarded their designations
to Raleigh today.
The first quarterly conference for
the year will be held ia the Methodist
church embracing the first Sunday in
February, Rev. w. r. Barnett, P. E.,
will preside.
Owing to the condition of the
weather and bad roads travel is almost
completely stopped and trade has been
dull all during January. Better times
are looked for when the bad weather
breaks up.
Mr.. w. T. Poindexter, of Winston,
came up on business trip last week.
He was accompanied by Mr.. Hedge
cock, of Winston, who is thinking of
going into the brick business here.
There is considerable talk of a new
cotton mill being erected here this
year. Nearly enough capital has been
subscribed for this enterprise.
Mrs. Weathersbee's school has re-
opened with very fattering prospects
for good term.
Willis Hickerson, colored man of
Jonesville, Yadkin county, is circu-
lating a petition to the Legislature
asking that he be appointed a justice
of the peace for that township.
RETLAw.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-24
OTHERS WILL STRIKE.
WINsTON's PUBLIC BUILDING.
SIR Bower Still Working For It-Ex-
ira Session Inevitable.
,clal Correspondence of the Sentinel.

Special Correspondence of the Sentinel.1
WASHINGTON, Jan 81. "Christian
Reid" the well-known novelist, passed
through here Sunday morning on her
way to New York. She stopped in
this city long enough to attend the
early mass at St. Matthews Catholic
church. Monday she sailed from New
York to San Domingo.
There were about one hundred
North Carolinians in the Senate gal
leries to hear the eulogies on the late
beloved Senator Vance Among these
were Mrs. Senator Vance, Mr.. Charles
Vance and wife, Mr.. Harry Martin
and wife. Miss Sallie Hoke, Mr..
Josephus Daniels and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Wilson, w. w. Scoot, Hon.
John S. Henderson, Miss Bessie Hen
derson and Miss Addie Williams, of
Charlotte. Miss Williams has many
friends here and has been the recipient
of great deal of attention.
Mr.. Bower made an effort to get the
Winston Public Building bill up in
up hopes of ultimate success in this
matter.
Tomorrow Mr.. Henderson will an
nounce to the House that eulOgies of
Senator Vance will be delivered to
that body Feb. 10th. Representative
Swans of Virginia, will be one of
,, the speakers
Secretary Carlisle was at the capital
today. He said an extra session was
inevitable He thought it had already
been decided on.
Mr. Richardson will WELD the gavel
while Speaker Crisp is absent.
TARHEEL.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-24
MR.. VIII LIAMsoN's ACCIDENT.
Some of His Ribs Almost Torn From
the Backbone.

Mr.. Robt. L. Williamson received a
letter Monday giving particulars of the
accident which befell his brother, G.
HI. Williamson, last Friday night. in
Abbeville, Miss.
The letter was written by travel
ing salesman named ]. W. Whittle,
who says that he was with Mr.. Will
Hanson at the time of the accident,
in fact he had been travelling with him
for a week.
Tie two men got off the southbound
train at Abbeville and while on their
way to the hotel, Mr.. Williamson
turned to the left of the railroad track
and stepped on what he supposed to be
a board but which turned out to be a
box, put under the track for drainage
purposes. 1t extended some 10 or II
feet over gulley, at least IL feet deep.
1t was very dark and In his fall the
wounded man received terrible
shock, and was suffering very much
when the letter was written.
The muscles on either side of the
spine are swollen all the way up his
back. The muscles OF his abdomen
are also contracted and give him in
tense pain. He is unable to sit up.
The writer says he is being comfort
ably cared for at the hotel. Two
physicians are in attendance. They
say that his spine is all right and
there are no broken bones, except thai
z some of his ribs are almost torn loose
from the back bone
1t will be some time before Mr.
Williamson will be able TO get out.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-24
POUNDING p PREACHER
How Some Boys Played it On Greens
boro Divine

Greensboro divines appear to have
"hard road to travel" with Joe
Reece, Of the Record. He prints
every Joke he can learn on them. Joe
is no respector of denominatiens-h he
tells on all of 'em. His latest is a
good one, but he was afraid to name
the preacher he wrote up. Here
it is:
A congregation in Greensboro not
long ago pounded" their pastor and
incidentally had d lot Of fun while
they were about it.
In the front rank Of callers was
little boy with a chicken. The
preachers mouth watered. Just
yOu?" remarked the preacher. The
boy did SO.
In a moment another boy showed
up among the callers, also with d
chicken. "JOhDny, take il back TO the
coop: | can go out right now, said the
parson. and Johnny took it.
When the preacher turned back to
shake hands again, another boy came
along bearing a chicken. ''Ahem ="
said the parsun; thanks
This was kept up until he thought
his coop would be oyertaXed, but he
said he would look out for that.
Next morning when he went out TO
take peep-and they say it was real,
real early when he made the visit-he
found only one little old chicken. A
different boy took the same chicken
each time. As one boy went out in
the back yard another boy took the
chicken and went around to the front
door.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-24
Execution Sale.

By virtue of Sundry executions in my hands
in favor of The Union National Bank of Rich
mond Va, and others agaiL st the prop rty of
J. E. Gin er, will sell to the highest bidder
DOR cab at the Court House Door IN Winston
on Monday February 4th 1895 the following
descrI bed property to wit: brick factory and
vacant lots North aud est thereofa Jacent, on
the C rne- of Lii erty and LIST reefs N the city
OF Winston and KIN wn as the j. E Gllmer lots
Also lot heginniug at au alley leading fr"m
N ain to Church street, and runs north with
Main street so feet to Hotel lot, thenc+ East to
Church street. 200 let, thence south with
Cnurch street $50 fet t to an alley, thence West
with said slley 10 the egin, ing 200 feet and
bel tn lot OF which Gllmer's Did r. si-
den"e and stnr' hous- now Sands Also E.
liner undivided one ha interest in the tol>
lowir g 1T KIN wn - the Hot | OF Be inning
a. Montague S m.th-w's corner on "sIp
street a runs ast 20U feet IL hurch street
thence outh W tn hurc stree 100 f-,t Ia he
ne OF j. E dinners 'ot tn, Vet Ia Man
st'ett 40 ttet, hen with Nam st'e I 1T 10 TT
tie b-ei Mug and being the II tel properly
rme ty ownet bv Piohl Il 81 ok a"d
Gee L, Gil ner q Key ODDS Also Gil
mer'r ON aft unuIvtiea Lite q t IN ~ 2 I s.
ct in ear Of fl. N"ptag lot j i ing he
Hotel ut For iutlrr d. scr ption See deed 10
Gilr'r Reynolds from II. Monthg que. Also
J E Gil RS und vided one nth IptTest n
Hotel F. untain lot ou NJ in rect H. Winston
g fronting ab ut so feet "Aiu street and
of hat width ext ndi z back 2n0 Get Uo L'ber~
ty street Fer inll.r description see fed fir m
Belo to E. t1ilmer and others Also
]. E. Gim' RS "-9 halt Undivided intsre in
lot rner Chu- and bird streets begins
ming at the lnt-rs-ctlon of Church street and
Third stfeets and runs south with hurch
street l.U feet to the Hotel lot. thence West
with said alley line parallel with Church
street 100 feet t, Third street., thence East with
bird street 10 feet t. the beginning. Ais j.
E. G mer's one half undivided interest in lot
in North Winston. Vest of eserv,ir strpt
and bought by J E liner and W H. Msrier
of Pringle and E4seiy. For fuller descri ption
see deed on Record in Register OF Deeds offlce
of Forsyth County. Jan. 4th 1895.
- R. NJ. MACARTHUR, Sheriff.