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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-15
FOREST HILL.

The little daughter of y. IL. Slater and
wife died on Wednesday OF last week.
Tho funeral OF Mr.. Jackson. vino suffered a
: rake OF paralysis last week. WAS hrid on
the lOlh AIRS. Martha Boyiss ~ Far
we'll Wa. al ,his place on business, lst Sat
nrday ID. 1ra-ter aLd w.fe returned 20
their home IA Elsie, raosd.y evening. -=-
Thomns Wood returned To Farwcll on Mon
day. IA milk cellar Of Mr. PhilliD Dor
land was de-tro ed b, fire one night last
week
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-15
NEWARK CENTER.

jacob lutte had his leg badly bruised last
Thursday. while unloading logs.
Munson had his ieg badly hurt by log roll
ling on it Mrs Eva Wood visited with
Mrs. Jacob E.cher, last Thursday An
dre~ Brown Is keeping bacheIor.- hail.
Eli Beck j. getting out timber to build a barn
Charlie Skunk i getting material
ready for new house. -=Distrlct No. e..
Newark, had a valentine social Thursday
night. -==Ernest Peters and jacob Eicher
are -til hauling wood 10 town.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-15
SOUTH EAST CRYSTAL.

Horace Bennett. otter a along illness, passed
away last Friday, and was buried sunday.
Mr.. McFarlin's child was buried Tuesday OF
net week. Mrs. John Allen and two
s1ildSen, Ell Dorbin's family, and Stanley
Shinabarger are sick. E. Westover and
wife visited Benz. K.lney in Garington.--
Dnole ~e-tov-r and wife are very sick. -
The ChicE school house burned Monday
Aight.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-15
Map of the Unit. States.

A. large handsome Map of the United
States, mounted aud suitable for office or
home use, is issued blythe Burlington Route
Copies will be mailed to any address on re-
ceipi Of fifteen cents in postage by p. S.
Eustis, Gcn'l Pass. Ag mt, c., b. & @. +. r.,
Chicago. Ill.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-15
S. ". NEW HAVEN.

Jas. Cusick and L. Voorhees, arc or the sick
hst-=Mrs. \. Payne is better The
infaut son Of l.. A. Mcfarland and wife died
OF pneumonia. Scott and Christa went
to Sheridan Sunday las; Christa will stay for
some time. -A new school house will be
built IA district Nc. J=-On the night Of
Feb. 6.h the Cnick school house ia North
Shade bu ned 20 the ground with all its con
cents, origin of the ire Is unknown. insur-
ance 500. The ID. Of r. entertainment
was success. =5hcrG Petit visited
New Hayen one day last week Re Anderson
went 10 Ithaca "a xt day, cause-family jar
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-15
SIMMER. Mon Lnne G. "!


have been a terrible sutfere from bleed
ing piles, suffering 50 much that for several
months | had been uuable To work nj all
j was AT the store If J. b. Adams, Rlverdale,
aid was telling him m trouble. He said he
had remedy that would cure me. as II had
q uuiGhrr oi cases IA hi> midst, aud that was
Pacal Baiu | aonght ar, and after using
1t for about ten day suffered no more iucon-
venience, and have had no return of the
trouble since. and that was one year ago.
JAMES TYLER.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-15
\. T. BETHANY

rns Brsos ,ur.J - stay nal. nAye stopped
buying c.n logs. -=inere vas surprise
party at the re-ideuce Of :. VI. Brnes Oh
Nrgh, Barnes birthday. \ piea-ant time Is
reported I'D. H. yelling has returned
from Flint. where he was called by the illness
Of hs aged father. = there WAS "A pleas
ant surprise at tns home OF Robert L. Ned
Ter last Monday night. All had good time.
Tho yelling mill will start up again in
y few dag. -iohu Hyatt has returned
from Owos,o.. - The sick children OF H..
b f-h are on the mend. -= Willard
Franks l. lumberln. on ,he Roger lot IN Mid.
land county
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-15
ASHLEY.

Old Mr.. Ia npson, who was hurt 10y fall
ing on An icy sidewalk some time ago, Is i'm
proving and being cared for 10y the Odd Eel
lows and Masonic frHternities. -Chitten-
den & Salialte are getting in logs preparatory
10 starting tneir mill.-King RACER, a son
of James Roger. sick with fever. Mrs.
Or. Hale is visiting her daughter Della in
tansin,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-15
NORTH STAR.

E4rl Lows mad loy broken by a log roll
ug against it. =Guy Walter had foot
mashed while 5aling hay .-Pearl Emsley
hurt his hand quite badly whle shoeing a
horse. ID. b. Hatton has been seriously
III with neuralgia of the stomach. THE
left handed family Of this village are suffer
iDg frJI1 vaccination.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-15
Tusitala

~ Samoa where ships - by
They laid thee in this cradle high
Unto the star Of morning nlgh,
Tu~itala
They looked to wiudward and o. lee
over the warm world aud the sea.
They saw none other ike % thee
TuSitala
Ever those simple hearts that ache
snail love Their maintain TOR thy sake.
Dear dust the North can uevSr take.
TuStala
Soft with that fragrant sunshine blend
our Prince Oi Beauty, aud their friend
Brave was tiny course and sweet thine end
Tusitalu
-Harper's Weekly
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-15
Western Iilrm Lands.

a pamphlet descriptive of Nebraska farm
lands will be sent Tree on application to the
undersigned. Send names and addresses Of
your friends, to p. s. Eustis, Gen'l Pass.
Agent, c., b. & @. Il. r., Chicago, III.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-15
WHEELER.

Mrs Montgomery, We are glad to say. l.
on the gain.--Mr. Walt is now occupying
the house previously owned by Wilbur Sb-
ley. "A load OF our young people attend
ed quarterly meeting AZ south Wheeler,
Sunday evening. -W. j. Glars and wife,
of Ithaca. spent "A day with their sons, Hilbur
and Edwin. John Schmidt. who has
been aiins for some time, is on the gain.
II Ely of Alma will give a lecture in
North " he eler at the l.ham school house on
Feb. % =-CharIey aud Edith Bradford
are visiting relatives in Jackson county.
Mrs. Jessie Tucker OF ~. Louis is con
Quoting an clocution class every Friday p. N.
-Our school assisted by outside talent
will produce the drama, entitled The Turn
of the Tide" March l. the funds to be used
to purchase library. DIR. Clark and
wife spent sunday III Ithaca. == Kate @
Leary and AMamle Conan of Merrill spent
Sunday with friends at this place.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-15
SHIFTING SANDS.
Changes in Real Estate in Gratiot County
FOR two Week. Ending February 8,
1868

Changes in Real Estate in Gratiot County
FOR two Week. Ending February 8,
1865.
Edward Davis to John Hustled ej4 of
sw OF sesec - Arcadia. IS 32j
Elite Wilkinson to William Brewer
lot / blk 81. Louis &C.. .......... -
.. +. Walrath TO IL. A. Peabody lots
IS blk Upper Ithaca. ......... 300
David Reed 10 Ernest Proesth sc of
sc sec 26 wheeler. .................. 800
Amasa W. Hubbard To A. A. Powell
son sw OF sw sec Bethany -. 1000
Henry Price to Oliver Dodson and
wife jointly lots 296 2J1 ~ 800 300
30l Perrnton .....................
Ransom L. Reyno d. to Chas W
Holiday Cd Of sw of Sc sec - Nes
Haven OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...... OUO
John +. Randall to Ransom Z. Rey-
nolds ne of 81 sec North Shade 1915
Albert b. Fields to Maud L, Grover
pt of NV of nv sec Bethany 500. 500
Samuel l.. Smith to 4 I. Shaneover
:! of Sc sec - Hamilton .......... 400
Amos W. Frrz 10 Sara VI. Carpenter
lots > , I aud pit Of lot blk | Phil
lips add Ithaca ............-. see. 100
Luna A. Lanighan to James ..
Hakes pit OF VI of sw sec 30 Laf4y
ette. .......... ........-.... oUu
Sara NJ. Caruenter to Amos W. Frtz
pt of lots : and GwInner- addn
Ithaca OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l2uu
Almira Dean to Henry 4. weiss pt of
lots > 3 DIX 80 St Louis ........ go
Thco. II Hnchman ct al to H. I.
NermueiCn pt OF lot blk ~ Alma 100
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-15
ST INNER CENTER.

Oar school Is doing finely under Wm Bells
management writing school Tuesday and
Thursday evenings. Mir. Parks Is still
coutiued t. the house. -=John Johns,ons
baby Is better. Mrs. keyes l. visiting her
daughter IN Elsie. MIR Petrie has re-
turned to Dakota -=Nr Joan-ton Is ship.
ping sheep To Buffalo. Mrs. Geo. Gargett
visited in Newark last week-John Nc
Mutt OF Dushvlle died suddenly the other day.
Andrew Bell of North Shade has been visiting
his ~ ter, Mrs. VIM. Lowell.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-15
TOLEDO SAGINAW d NUsKEGoN R'Y

Lv Ashl,y for Detroit
at 1910 p. IN.
CT ~ connections are
made at OWOsSO Junct q
with all trains OF u O
n. * VI R'y.
BEN. FLETCHER. T y. 4.
Detroit. Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-15

Leave Ashley
$3.50 a. m for MusKegou
300 p m for MuSkt goi
JNO. " LORD.
4 afiic Nam ger,
Detroit
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-15
TOLEDO SAGINAW & MUSHROOM R,Y.

( Lv. Ashley for Detroit
n at $3.50 and cop m.
close connections are
made az Owosso Junct'n
;. with all trains Of D.. G..
II. Il VI. R'y.
BEN. Fletcher. TIP. A.
Detroit. Mich
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-31
THAT COLD SATURDAY NIGHT.
A Rooster FrOze While Growing,
Burning Lamp .Froz-n.

Burning Lamp Frozen.
Two good old men who live under
the shadow of the famous Pilot
Mountain were discussing the recent
cold snap, says the Mt. Airy News.
One said he had an old rooster which
was roosting that cold Saturday night
in the top of tree. Some time DUR
ing the night he raised himself up on
his feet, opened his mouth and began
to crow. While in the act of Growing
he froZe. Next day he thawed out
and tn the utter establishment of the
family Immediately began to crow
where he had left off the night before,
giving utterance to the last half of
the crow.
The other good man said that when
he went to bed that night by accident
he left lamp burning. Next morn
ing he noticed that the lamp was still
burning and attempted to blow it out.
To his surprise and CONSERVATION he
found that he could not do So He
then took off the chimney and dis
covered that the oil, wick and flame
were all frozen. He took off the
burner. cut the flame off the wick and
threw it out into the yard, where it
remained until two o'clock before it
thaWed.
The above stories told by two
mountaineers are as bad as the fellow
who said that he had been all around
the world and paled it In, when his
partner endorsed the statement by
saying he stood on the outside and
clinched the nails.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-31
AFLOATING DIsTILLERY.
A Find" by the Revenue Officers on
Roanoke River.

A Find" by the Revenue Officers on
Roanoke River.
Mr.. @. Mehane, OF the revenue force,
Greensboro, returped Saturday night
from weeks work in the eastern part
OF the State.
The Record says that two or three
weeks ago while in Danville Mr..
Mebane heard man telling about a
floating still house" on Roanoke
river, but at first thought 1T was all a
joke. The story, however, was inter
esting and he listened to it with
Wrapt attention.
Shortly after this he was in Raleigh
and thinking of the mans story, con-
cluded to make copy of all the regis
tered distillerieS in that part of the
State described by the man in Dan
vile. Taking a map he found there
was distillery located at the exact
places as told by the Danville man, but
it was licensed by the Government
the owners.
However, Mr.. Mebane had business
down that way and concluded to look
into the matter. He found on visiting
the distillery Its exact capacity as al
owed by law and then started off .
CHANGING up Roanoke river he saw a
bateau or fiat-bottom boat, pulling
out fer the other side of the river half
a mile away. Securing a boat he
went after them, bat the men hand
ling his boat were afraid and they got
away, not however, befores Mebane
found out all about the raft.
1t was net distlllery, but they
made the mash and beer on the bateau
and kept it there. supplying the dis
tillery with all it required, so that
it was running far beyond its licensed
capacity.
For many years very little distilling
has been going on in the eastern part
of the State, but the Immense corn
crop of this year has put them to
work and now distilleries of all kinds
are running full blast.
They make brandy down that way
from the honey Oh wild bees. The
mash is made from the comb and it is
said the brandy will make man
drunk in short order
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-31
"A RUNAWAY MATCH.
The Old Folks Did Not OPPOSE Bnt the
! Other Fellow Did.

u
Other Fellow Did.
A marriage, somewhat out of the
regular order, was celebrated at the
home of Esquire Beckerdite's, at Cen
teryille. between the hours of IL and
II O'Clock Sunday night.
Henry E Hedrick and Cora Darr, OF
Mckee, Davidson county, are TIE
names of the contracting parties. The
papers for the event were issued Sat-
urday evening.
! The hour at which the couple called
| at the distant home (from town of
| the man who sometimes writes United
| States Commissioner after his name,
naturally aroused suspicion relative to
the age OF the bride To be-or whether
there was parental objection, etc.
The license said that Henry and
Cora had both reached that age when
father and mothers objections count
for nothing.
The Squire had retired for the
night when Mr.. Hedrick, accompanied
by the one he loved better that him
self, gave a rap on the door and adj
vsed those on the inside that his
mission was only the result Of d love
affair.
After being informed that there was
lee awaiting any KIM lrleOu VINO
would tie the nuptial knot, the Squire
arose from his soft downy bed and in
a few minutes he stood before the
happy but ANXIOUS couple with his
Sunday clothes on, but undresSed hair
looking as bright as the silver half
dollar, which was later called the mar
riage fee.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Hedrick returned to Winston and
spent the remainder of the night at
Mrs. Terry's boarding house. They
left early next morning for the homt
Of the groom
Yesterday it was learned that the
reason the Davidson couple came to
Winston to wed was simply for the
purpose of fooling another fellow,
whom Miss Darr had also promised to
wed. The old folks did not oppose,
but Henry's rival did, therefore the
former took advantage OF Cora's first
consent TO run away and get married.
1t is presumed that the ntwly-mar-
ried couple reached home safely before
yesterdays snOw-stOrm-proVide OF
course, they did not meet the brides
other fellow.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-31
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Freight Wreck on the Western-Fire
man Simmerson Killed.

Freight Wreck on the Wesfern-Fire-
man Simmerson Killed.
About o'clock Saturday morning a
fatal wreck occurred on the Western
road, at the big rock cut, 6 miles
above Salisbury.
The train consisted of 81 cars. When
the cut was reached a large rock had
fallen on the track at the engine ran
into 1t and was turned over. Engineer
Trexler saw the rock just before strik-
ing it and jumped from the window of
his cab just as the engine was turning.
He was shaken up considerably by his
fall but escaped serious injury. Fire
man Simmerson, 1t is believed, at
tempted to follow the engineer but
was too late. He was caught between
the tendea and boiler and killed in
stantly. His head and body were
crushed and mashed almost fat and
one arm was torn of. The body was
held In an upright position fer several
hours and was charred and blackened
and scalded almost beyond resem-
blaDce to a human being.
Four freight cars were ruined, two
being piled upon each side ofSthe en-
CINE. watLhman lives at the cut
and heard the rock fall. He ran to his
door and heard the train coming, and
although his best was done to warn
them the engine beat him.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-31
A MUSICAL TOWN.
Two Delightful Entertainments Given
in kerDersvilIe.

in KerDersville.
Correspondence of The Sentinei.1
KERNERsvILLE, Jan. 2S.-This
town has more music in it for it's size
than anybody's town. Scarcely is
there person here who does not per-
form on some kind of an instrument.
On Friday night Mayor Shore gave a
reception at his residence, on Noun
tain street. The Messrs. Kapp and
sister, of Bethania, were down and
had their violins along, furnishing
some excellent music. On Saturday
night j. Gilmer Kerner followed with
a reception, when the Kernersvllle
and the Bethania Orchestras drew
bows together sit was out of sight. :"
Mr.. Sidney Shore and sister, Of Shore,
Yadkin county, were present at both
places lending their beauties and
graceS to make the occasions more
enjoyable.
Some of tie State Senators are try
ing to show their great respect for
the ladies of the State by wanting
them put upon the School Committee.
/ think they could have shown
their respect little by allowing the
one-legged soldier TO have kept his
place Instead of giving it to negro.
l think they can show great respect
for the ladies by not changing the
laws so widows will have to apply to
negro magistrates for her years al
lowance--and Der taxes assessed by
negro magistrates. Mr.. Moody. please
continue TO show your respect for our
ladies in North Carolina and don't
tear down county government.
Mrs. L. P. Matthews continues
critically ill.
Little Nerya Huff, who had the
misfortune to break her ankle some
weeks ago, continues to improve.
/ KERNERSyILLE.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-31
Execution Sale

By virtue of an execution in my hands, in
favor of Vau- hn q Pepper against the prop
erty of Frank Lash, l will sell to the his h est
bidder for cash at the Conrt Hou-e door in
Winston, on NJ nday tn 18th day of Febru-
airy. 1885, the following described property
to-wit: Frank Lashs undivided half inter
est in the followign lot, Beginning at stone
S. feer from the corner of Depot and 9TH sts.
in East Winston N; c.. and runs North on a
line parallel with Depot st lbs feet to Joe
Jacobs line, thence West with ia cobs line &C
feet to stone thence South on line snd
parallel with Depot st. lbs feet to 7th st
thence with 9TH st 40 feet to the beginning;
said property sold as the property of
Frank Lash, to satisfy said exe"u.
ton. This, the 22nd day of January, 1885
r NJ. MACARTHUR, Sheriff.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-31
REPUD1ArEs CARLISLE BILL.
Southern Members DispIeased With
the President's Plan.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-Today the
President sent special message to
both houses OF Congress, in which he
outlined policy intended to meet the
emergency which confronts the coun-
try. He virtually repudiates the Car
Isle bill. He declares prompt action
necessary. He suggests the issue of
$500. 900, 900 worth OF bonds, payable in
gold and of small denominations, say
about fifty years from date. Imme-
diately afterwards Mr. Springer in
troducd a bill following out the
Presidents idea. Southern members
are not at all pleased with the plan.
Not member of the North Carolina
delegation endorses either the bill or
the message.
Vice president Stevenson and his
Son, Lewis, returned last night.
1t is showing and blowing-a regular
blizzard here
The Speaker writes that he is SO
much improved that he will return
Wednesday from Asheville.
There will be thItyeave new met1 in
the next Senate
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-31
1SrsaNAL RsvEvUE SEsvroE,
FIFTH DISTRICT OF NORTH CARoLIsA,
Coz, m .oRS. Orr ~

SOLi 10 on OFF OF,
AsHEvILLs, n. c., Jan. I.t, 1885,
Notice Is hereby ven of the seizure Of the
following personal property for violation of In
ternal revenue laws oft United States to- wit !:
Two copper stills seized Nov 8 1894 fir m A. M.
salmo' 8, by E. e Hum D. G Also 8 b-rreis
corr whiskey, conta mug about 1875 gallons,
copDer sti ! and Caps Seized Dec 1894 from
B. F Tedd-r by j E. NJ Even ID @. Also 8
barrels corn whi-key C nta nj ab ,ut $50 Ia H.
G PIPER stills and cap S-z Dec 10 894
fr,n @. m IA j NJ Even q
>lsn one eng ,tit bd IA tIh, 4 fer
err tnints Gas gals zee w.o IN
stills and cap OPP worms c-oIing tubs.
nesi Cling tu', ron opp b-+r v-l. ale.
and about 100 gallons fn'-key Sad d =.
20 1894 fir r Ms u. Nv ugh
q AM . 10 M. :
toned pr p-riN ne..-p If d per be,
fore he undo 81 med at b office in Asnevtlle
N. q, within %. lays rom the date here. f md
make such claim in the form aud manner pre-
scri ID ID by law said pr perty wi be d. clar,
ed forfeit d to the United States M CARrEr,
Per F. p. ALsrAueH, Coll IHr, REvEsuE,
DspGty Collector. sth Dist. N. q.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-31
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
Ii Your Name is on the List Call on Il
PosIm asters.

Ii Your Name is on the List Call on the
Postmasters.
The following is list of dead let
tiers remaining in the postoffice at
Winston, n. c., Jan. %, '95:
Martin Barringer, Miss Mile Bass,
Mike Below, Preston Veach, q +
Black, @ f Black, w R Bond, Miss
Mary Brear, Mrs Belle Brewer, Miss
Goa Cald well, r V Conrad, Miss
Belle ClemmOns, Miss Mamie Craver,
Henderson Dowell, VIM; Foster, Miss
Leano Fowl, Melton Hawkins, w F
Hill, Dore Hylton, Miss Mary Hicks,
F r Howell, Jim Jefferson, Mrs Laura
Jones, Sherman Kirby, D E King, w
B Lafar, Jim Levi. e Linnell, Mrs
Harriet Lincoln, Mrs Polly Mason,
Mrs Martha Milraney, Willie Mimi
fee, Monroe Price, Rankin Bros, Miss
Katy Roach, Miss Helen Searles, NJ L
Sewers, Willie Taylor, Martha Turn
er, w Vaughn, M Watt, Jim Walter,
Miss RegIner Jane Westmoreland, ]
b Williams. Wade Yates.
When calling for the above letters
please say they were advertised.
e. 81. WILSON, p. NJ.
SALEM.
List of letters remaining unclaim
ed in postof1ce at Salem, n. c., a
close OF business Saturday, January
26th, 1895:
Sailie M. Cook, Mrs. Seba, e Dish
er, Mrs. Mary L. Ellis, Mrs. Madara
Everedge, Haggatt & Co., Miss Lena
p. Hege, Charlie Hiatt, p n. Hunt,
Miss Sarah Martin, Mrs Ella Miller,
Miss Inez Mitchell, Miss Melissa Ped
dicord, Miss Rosa Shultz. Miss Martha
e. Sink, T. v. Weavil, Miss Laura N.
WoOten.
Parties calling for above letters will
please call for advertised letters.
r. w. REEO, p. M.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-31
Notice.

By virtue of mortgage deed executed tc
me by Benjamin Murphy and wife. arab
Murphy, bearing date 9th May, 1889 and
recorded in the office of Register of Deeds
s, page 43O, etc, [ will sell at public auction
at the Court house door in Winston n c..
on Monday, the 4th day of March 1895 at
1 O'Clock p. m, to tie highest bidder, fol
county, living about three miles north OF
inston on the r & s. Railroad; adjoining
the lands of S. IA. Ogburn. ]. w Ogburn
and others, containing acres more or less
comfortable dwelling This Jan %, 1895
JOHN BYNUM Mortgagee
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-31
DISORDERLY STRIKERS.
WIRES FOUND CUT ON NEARLY
EVERY LINE.

Papers Served on President Lewis
Asking Him-to Show Why His
Charter Should Not Go.
NooKLYN, N. Y, Jan. .29.-Dis-
order Has broken out again as the re-
suit OF the withdrawal of troops.
Wires are cut on nearly every line
this morning. Employees of the com
panies were beaten. Only a few cars
are running.
President Lewis will S>>served to
day with papers notifying Gfm to ap-
pear at Albany, before Attorney Gen
eral Hancock, tomurrow, and show
cause why the charter OF his compan,
should not be annuIled for failure t.
run cars.
An application has been made befor.
Judge Gaynor to annul the franchise
OF the Brooklyn Heights Railroad
cation for receiver had been made is
untrue.