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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08
Saar, @uisl, Giisl nno Sunsrld.

Se~Ifaut, 6. 6eb. Ssute Ntit=
tag II llbr iOB Die 6anilie Seiot bier
am Slide. ale friih uno seiuno. Ssiot
i6erSte NOD nit Ieinem Gnielden.
9lOBlih nei9te er ii9 sur Ssits uuo
mar eiuS 2ei6e. Sin SsrsIhlas bate
ibn 9ctronsn. Seiot mar SO Sabre alt,
aber ltets QeIuno.
Saarburg. gm ,. 6eb. gina
cine bieli9e Ieoi9e 6rauensperion auf
ibr 3immsr, nm lib umSutlcioen, er.
belt einen Nuf0l bon 6aliu6t, iisl
aui oas Sett uno erItifte.
Srier. Nm Z. 6ebr. baben bier
Die beuri9en 9roBen WeinUeritsi9sruns
gen beSonnen.
Sas beige S4wur9eri6t psrban-
bette an s. os. Nlts. 9eseu ben fribss
rem 8elowe6sler SuS0re wsgen Melns
sioes. PIN 9lbeno oes Is. Nu9ult D.
IS. bOrts man Silfsruie in Der Wobs
nuu9 oes &entusrs Sermann Sasare.
Serbelgeeilte SuusbewObner fanoeu
oOrt ben blutiiberltr0mten SaSare nit
~ieillsr S%Nusbdltsrin SerOnita Sebel nm
elusn Sammsr ringeno; aud oas 8ss
wauo Der lcbtsren ipar gum She'll blu-
fig. SaSOre bebnuptete, Die Sebsl
babe i'm au9e9riifen, in Der Nbii6t,
Ibn 81 tOoten uuo iih nit Isinsm Uslos
III bsreidsrn; oarauibin wuroe Die Se-
bel ucrbNitet. Gem llnteriubunas-
rihter lmtellte lie ibre 5bat ais Die 9lb.
lUebr zines nnIittli9eu Qu9riiis bon
Setter SaSNre's bar. SeBterer itelte
StraiGntra9, Den er ipdter suriitioA
uno leBt ltauo sr Dor benz SApurae.
riht ulter benz %oriu9enoeu Yeroa1te,
e0maIs Dor benz Neutrality-suspicious.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08
Civil Itano Der 8emeino
WDrmeloinQeu.

Geburteu. - Som :. San. Ma9Sa.
lena, ). U. Egter ginNcn, 2Sm;er in gSormel.
OinGcu 10. M0tbi0S Soiepb, .. D. Sob.
Shit, @in;cr i'll NormelcinSen %. DIT.
Aruolog. S6reiuer in Wto1tum &c. Wtoria
Nina, ). y. Wotb. S6mua6er, @iu;er in
Normeloingei.
Neirat6en.- Som 10. San. Better
!HsunsS, Observation-Disclosures aus lIlfllu9eu
nit @.IiGbetb FlrIn!Iing aus Waftum IL.
Ot0tbia5 Glulel, &iu;er ans y&prmelpin.
gen, nit Ntor8arstba ShonS aus &ormel.
Oin9eu; SOB. Setter Shmit. 28it;er aus
&ormeloiu8er. nit Sobanla Gunner aus
8sIeniteII 10. (etCr Rou95, Nti;er aus
Wreilueloiugelt, nit Auna Srier aus Nbn
%. Sob. Sobl, QSiu;er, mit Mtar9aretbO
@lauocn, beioe aus Gbnen %. Sob. Sapt.
GemutB, 2Sinicy, nit Dtdrlo @edtuS, beiot
aus 2Sormcloiu9eu 2sonaro Hcfius, &ina
ger, nit Mo9oalela yiubeu, 2Sittpe pol
S1elurl1 @ed, beIoe aus gSormeloiusen.
SterbeiGlIc.- &om 10. San. : Sob
Aoiep6 GOu0rO GiABOrI, 70 Sabre alt, 9siW.
;er, NOrmelotrBcu 15. So60uu Giiuoel
81 Sabre alt, l&Iu;er, 2&ormeloIu9en; "a.
Suiaund SdmIt. g. Sabre alt, ebeloS, g9or.
melo.n9en 26. 9titcIaU5 1Oiimauu, 81 s..
alt, ans Ma6tum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08
Dereintote Staaten.

au &eiisn in Minneiota en-.
pfeblen mir uniereu Seiern bel sinenl
Selu1e IN st. Peter nibt 81 untsrlai.
len. bel Serrn Wilbslm &onsbriif ab.
Sultel9en. Serislbe bat ein porSii9li,
lIhes 8atbans nit e5t oeutidsr Sol
uno 9utsn @etten.
Serr Sonsbriid lit Elm 2anosmanr
uno 1T aus Serbnr9 i'm Canton Ore.
usnmater Ssburti9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08
Letzeburgtr Sprcehwierder.

Tn d'Acn daref en- nemme' nam
lGlebon rGercn.
D'Aen oder de Beidel OPP.
Aeschein as keng Hexerei.
LGert ken allen At GrimasSe'
machen.
+ morcn Akoert as besser, eve c
felt Process.
Den ct agebrecht huot, kann ct
a~usieszen.
Bel den Allen as e. quit gehalen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08

y d 4. B.. Nl;. Gie Gerpaltnn1
Der 8e'elll6nft Rote groe bat 20. 600
Ur. &NpItdl uno ben 8runo uu0 8oOell
neben Dem SAulDuuie CUR Grri6tunl
eillsr &0pelle fiir bic gepoDner Der
Sob! uno 0iren3e geIpsnot.
Verbarg. llnIere SettiOn miro
fir Den &trdenbau cine neue Qnleibe
bon 20, 900 6ranten auIne9men.
9ifferoin9en, 7. Geb. geril.
9tabt ent1tano in ben Dem Gentner
Sob. Steffen au9eb0rigen 8ebdulib=
telten cine Seuersbrunit, pel6e
SAerne uuo Stalurgsn biz aus
nNtte Niuuerruert sinGiNerte; o05
6euer bate li6 bereits Dem 909perte
oe5 o~n!le9enOen WObnbuuies nit
Qetbellt. 00nt ieoO1 Dem t6Qtiaer
Gln9relfen Der sur Y~ranoitdtte berbei=
Aeellten g%Inhuobner tOnnte oielss @e=
bduoe Qerettet perosn. Ser perii6erts
S1aoen betrQ9t ca. 5000 6r.
Civil ltano Der Staot Gre.
Oenma der.
@eburteu. Bonn 3. SQn.: Mario
Sildulia, &o9ter pou Matthias $ooiimoml,
Nllbrm0nu D.: Morio 6otborird, :. Don
,So'ep9 Dupont, @eri6t5i1reiber H.. Gli=
lobetl, !. y. SobOun Rlppiuger. Irbeiter;
Is. &ob0uu Gaptiit, Q. D. N&ilbelm &elib,
&19lter; Il. OturiG, !. y. Surl WelbauieI,
Nrbettcr 20. Auua Nt0r9aretbo. 5o1ter ..
Sernb0ro Streiuer, &oSuer.
Neirotbeu. - Bonn 3. ,Sou.: So6oull
Strltt, GlNenoreber uou 9tooot q. B. Spr,
mt Isd8o0Ieua dipptnger, Obue Stanc, Don
Wyeueum0bcr.
SterbeiUlIe. - Nom5. San. Rotbu
rtuu &erort, 80 Sabre cit, 2&ittlOe uon Wtotb.
&ru9 Z. Vetcr &oorp, 80 Sabre ait, Sag
ncr; 6utbdriua WluSba6, % Sabre ait. Gbe.
lrou pom Sobdun Slau, Megger; s. Sobami
Soiep6 @ouuro gib6ort, Heutner, IS Sabre
alt, Don @ormilotu9eu; H.: gStibclm
28olobtutg, , Sabre oIt, Q. pom Better Nolo;
bluI9, 2SIUier 13. NifoluuS gamer, IS :.
alt, Saguer pom 5Iarpeiler; 81: Worga-
retbo 0rtber, So SABRE ait, Stnat5penno=
uierte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08
iDi ltano Der Gemelnoe
VeBOprf.

@eburteu. Bonn 5. San. g. Don
Eeter Yicarb, Yoieur 81 Slirgsn; %. +:
Wari0, SOhtsr Don !. i. gbnel, Sirten III
SiuSeu 90. Sohanu Soiepb, e. D. Sob.
giatels, Arbeiter III Meusoorf %. Nobaur
Better, Sobn pom Sob. @alObiui1 S9ueis
oermeiiter, " MtensoOrf.
@etratbeu. - 6eiue.
SterbefGlle. - &om 8. San: Better
S@mir, 0tolrer, ~ Sabre alt, aus GeBoorf;
IA. 2lnna Ste!meS, obne Stnuo, leoig. %
Sabre ait, aus Sliugeu 49,; 4uuu Wuyio
&ediu8er, @Ittpe pom Better Hettcr, So Sabre
alt, aus Sllugcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08

i'm &Olner Geian9niB beliebte YerIaba
rem nlbt. aber weniqitens biz ouf pei-
tercs miro O0ran i~eitSubalten iein, oaB
Der Neian9ene Girdenfitrit feline 8efan=
2snen=arbelt 81 perri1tsn bate. -
.@a9rbeitsfreuno".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08
9lOtl ltano Der q melu b
% ertert.

@eburteu. - Bonn 4. San. NifoloIs,
Sogu pom Geter 3immsr, Ritter ,u g9aiisr.
btllg g.. @ilbelm, .. D. War.iu Nieier,
S9ulter bon @alierbtli9 8. gutou, Sobu
pom Nobaum Beng, Sdueiosr pon gSaiierbil
li9 ID. Marto Nppolouia, !. D. 4utoIl
Shuar& Shusioer pom @aiierbiuig 90.
Srall z. D. Matthias StIUaller. Ndbritdr.
better, uou Eaiierbiut9 %. Soiepb SerSis
lano, Sohu pom Sr0u; &oit, Stiiier pou
2Sdnerbiui8 80. gliiubetb, ). D. NItolauS
Stelnrrep, Wdrtuer Uon &Salisr6iuig.
@etratbeH. - &om II. SSau. Wtibel
@corB FauIus, AterCr, mno Maria Gliie
lonuclt, betoe pom Wcrtert Is. Srau; Sen.
gen, 6abrttorbeiter, uno GlIiabstb SteIubnb,
beioe pom N5niierbillig 25. ltifoluus g&eli6,
Nterer, pom Mtertert, mo Nuuo 0euter, obne
Stono, BON Sil;eu CGreuHeu); 81: Soboru
Better S6mlt, SGguer. pom Wtertert. NIB
Sulorua Slgels, obue StCuO, pom yeli9.
Sterbeidlle. Som IA. Sau.
GatBartua Shcio, Is Wtouate aft, /. y. :.
z. SAeio, SbreiuGr bon Mertert; Is.
RitolGus oeu9en, 5 Wonute alt, 2. u. Nifos
lauS Seu9eu, S6iiier, uou @aiierbiQig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08

Gin un9liifsihiH mar in Den g(uaer
Der Seeleute Der SreuSer blaine" bon
@nfanG al QeUeien. Sas Sbiff, mel.
Dies iiber So. 900, 600 9etOitet, mar
i0um in Sisnli QeitelIt woroen, 10 ge=
rlctb es aui Elm SOrollenrif uno tonnte
iur nit Wtilbe flOtt 9emaht peroen.
3ebn g0nSerplNtten uNrsn eingebo9en.
Sm 6ebruar 1897 crplpoirte cine pas
trpne uno orei Waun muroen ihmer
perleBt. Sm S}uli itieB oas Boot al
sinen Sot unO puroe beIbdni9t.
Capt. yrnne. Der ben gau bss SbiI.
ies beaufiidtlgte. idreibt bic un9lilfs.
flle Der Sbutiabe 81, oaB nidt be,
ri6ti9e g8ein bel Der vSaufe" 9e.
braubt wuroe. IS t6nute aber bod
aud eiu onoerer 8runo porliegen.
Sieleiht lit Der @ein fir Die SfiiSjsre
81 TART. - v8laubensbote."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08

Sic alauben bod an taiierli6e nns
feblbarteit? - Sm Seuti0en 8elhe
Der 8ottesIur6t uno ircmmen Site"
lino lett Der Sbronbeitsiaun9 oes iebi-
gen Serr,6ers. 1866 PeriOnen ein9e=
lodt, prpsIiirt uno b"eltratt woroen.
neil iie Dem SaiIer Ooer Der &e9ierunS
%tpas oreinsureosn batten, barunter
&inoer inter Is Subren uno iunse
gurIben unter q. Sino bes Gaiiers
9SOrte unfeblbnre Soomen? 9ds 8eieB
ia9t, oaB Sreinreosn lei .reipettpis
brig. ga. m%einetlUc0erl. aber aOttes=
lalterll6 lino lie bod ui6t. @urum
iueroen oenn Siejeni9en niht b~eitraft.
ipeide IoQar bis in bic Sibun9en Oes
&ei6sratbs. 9eihmei9e ocnn in Der
Yrele II. |. ~. 8OtteslGIterun9en aus
itoBen? So, Bauer, Dat is mat an=
nerid. - nSepp" IN Der Yalt. yGatb.
WpltsSeItun9".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-08

DAB u~nierer vSin9osqrsiis" nidts
belllg 1T. bat lih i'm Sale oss
.Maine"s llu9l!ids 10 rs9t wieoer se.
sel9t. Sa9tdgll6 weroen uns ellen.
lan3e tele9rapbli6e Sepei6en aufge=
tlibt. IN oenen fOrtp0breno oOn &rieg,
MnneriOn, Wleoerper9sltun9, ItrOSitdt
II. |. ~. 9~eiaielt piro, nur I'M ibren
8sloIaf All filler uno bas leidt0ldus
bl9e SOlt in 9lufrubr 81 briu9en uuo
pOmD9lld einen Srisg, Oieies peroerbs
iidite aller lsbel, Observation-Disclosures.
SlsIen Shreiballen iolte unbeoiu9t
bas Sanouert gele9t weroeu. Seuu
ell &rie9 lit Elm un9liif, al oeien 6Ol=
gen oos gauge Gano ja%brSebntelang 81
traQen bat. llno ioltsn mir mirtlid
I'M &rie9e init Spanien sepinneu, tuas
mir nod isbr be,weiieln, 10 baben mir
bod nidts 9sponnen. Ssnm Die iibris
gen elrOpaii6en MGGts, Uelhe bon
benz 9uten yllncle Sam" idOu 10 oft
nit Der ,WOnrOe Sottrin" Debdnielt
Uuroen, Ssbsn ss auf teinen 6al gu,
oab Der y0ntee 10 mir ni6ts Dir ni6ts
bic Sniel cuba siniadt. Dap Elm
Srie9 nit Spanisn fir uns nibt Qe-
rooc Die rOli9iteu Nuslitten auf gra
fOla bietet, 9ebt idon oaraus berUor,
bab Spanien cine Der iOrmioabeliten
Marinen beiiBt, %wObinsessu bic omsri=
taniihe Warine erlt nod i'm Gntiteben
be9rifen 1T uno mas Siscipliu Der
Manni6aft %anbelan9t. ben iibrigen
europaiibcn melt bintsnau iiebt. Man
iOlte besbalb eber Goriiht ipalten l0I.
len in ielnen NeuBerun9en ilber Srie9
nit Spnuien. so iino gum geiipiel
ole Nabri6ten ilber ln9eblibe Gnt.
oeflln9en an benz @rad oes vWaiue".
iuel6e Sauder Qema6t pabeu iollsu,
rein %erfuuOen. SIM 6aQe iOl6e Gnt.
biiQun9en aub pirtlid porld9sn. oiiris
ten ueoer bic Saa1er nod bic llnters
tuhun9scommiiiion ir9eno pel6e Sbats
iade perOhentIibeu. Sauber pie linz
MISUNDERSTANDING liuo burh Gio
gum itren9lten StiaibpsiSsn perpflih.
tet. @er alio obne bic 9rObts NOtb
einen &rie9 Uerlan9t. oentt weni9 oil
Die So!9en zines iOlden. Wan beadte
itets. mas Der 9rOBe 6elobsrr Woltte
ia0ts: rNi6t bios Dem Seiis9ten. ion-
bern aud Dem Sie9er idld9t Der Grieg
tiefs Wunoen." - rStimme Der Wabr=
heit."
The western sentinel., 1898-09-29
THE GUN WENT OFF.
The Soldiers Were Showing the Old
Folks How to DrIn.

Jesse Buck, whose parents live in
Greensboro. returned from the war
last week, one Of hies fTiieIlii5 stopping
over with him.
Soldier Buck 5 father keeps a gun,
but it has never been kept loaded, this
fact being well known to the younger
Buck. 1t seems, however, that very
recently the old gentleman concluded
1t would do no harm to keep the weap-
on ready for business, and he loaded
it up heavily.
Tuesday Afternoon the returned sol
diers were showing the home folks how
TO drill, one of them giving commands 5
while the other went through the evo-
lutions. Finally take aim, fire, y was
given, when the soldier boy pulled the
trigger and the way that old gun went
of was sight to hear. Natives for
some distance away thought there had
been an explosion of a powder maya
zine.
Fortunately no one was hit, but it is
said some one was not missed but an
inch or two.
The western sentinel., 1898-09-29
THE MISSIONARY UNION.
Fine Address by the President, Miss
SallIe Dickson.

Mrs. J. S. Jones welcomed the Wo-
mans Missionary Union, at the open
ing session in Greensboro Thursday,
in behalf of the ladies of the two Pres
byterian churches of that place. Mrs.
Hammer, of Lexington, made grace
full and appropriate response.
The Union listened with deep inter-
est to the address of the President,
Miss Sallie Dickson, of Winston.
This organized missionary effort of
it's wOmanhood is new to Orange
Presbytery, and success has thus far
crowned every effort of the workers.
Miss Dickson proved the need of the
work by statistics of similar organiz
ations in other Presbyteries and the
aid they gave the churches. She
urged systematic and persistent effort
to secure, not only a working society
in every church, but genuine love
for missions in every Christian heart.
The entire paper bespoke the conse-
Grated spirit of the writer and closed
with a most graceful and loyal tribute
to the ministry and ruling eldership,
under whose authority this work is
done, and whose ready sympathies
and cooperation have already, as in
times past, 'helped those women who
labor with them in the gospel.
Mrs. B. Duke, of Durham, gave ar
encouraging report as Secretary, ant
the reports of individual societies fol
lowing were equally appreciated.
The western sentinel., 1898-09-29
MISS WINNIE DAVIS.
A Tribute by James B. Gordon Chap.
ter, Daughters of Confederacy.

At meeting of James B. Gordon
Chapter, Daughters of the Confed-
eracy, Thursday afternoon. COM
mittee, consisting of Mrs w. T.
Brown, Mrs. J. b. Whitaker, Jr., and
Miss Delphine Hall, was appointed to
draft suitable resolutions upon the
death of Miss Winnie Davis. The
committee makes the following report:
Whereas, The Angel of Death has
borne the sweet spir of Miss Winnie
Davis, the "Daughter of the Confed-
eracy,' from the scenes of life to the
beautiful home above; be it
Resolved, That James r. Gordon
Chapter, Daughters of the Confed-
eracy, of Winston, N. c., would gent
ly place a forget-me-not in the beauti-
full garland that loving hands are
weaving in honor of the memory of
this devoted daughter, whose noble
life shed fresh lustre upon hsr hon
ored name, and who has been called
hence in the midst of a glorious wo-
manhood.
Resolved, That we extend our sin
cerest sympathy to the deeply bereaved
mother, upon whose life there has
fallen another heavy pail, and would
commend her to the consolation of "a
blessed reunion beyond the stars.
Resolved, That page of our re
cords be inscribed to the memory OF
the deceased and that copy of these
resolutions be forwarded to the be
reaved mother, and that the city pa
pers be requested to copy the same.
MRS. w. T. BROWN,
MRS. J. B. WHITAKER, JR.,
MISS DELPHINE HALL,
Committee
The western sentinel., 1898-09-29
That Awful Gun.

a story comes from Allegheny
county, by the way of the transition
tano telephone, to the effect that Dee
Davis, of Box Mountain fame, had to
face one of General Greed Stamper's 5
awful guns a few days ago. 1t came
about in this way: Dee made the re
mark that all the insurgents who were
opposed to Linney's return to Con-
gress were set of d Democrats.
General Greed stepped up and gave
the expression the lie, whereupon Da-
Wis gave signs of fight. He had no
sooner done this than the General had
him looking down the barrel of his
best gun, and the report says that
Dee fell back in his chair and yielded
the occasion to the man with the per-
suaslve eloquence of dangerous
shooting iron, nearly as long as your
arm
The western sentinel., 1898-09-29
EVENING EDUCATIONAL CLASSES
At the Y. NJ. c. A. During the Winter
Season.

Plans are being formulated for
evening educational classes at the Y.
NJ. G. a. for its members during the
Winter season. This is very i'm
portant work, which is greatly needed
and should be encouraged. The
courses of studies will be such as will
be of practical benefit to the young
men who pursue them faithfully. The
following are the proposed studies:
Arithmetic, advanced; Bookkeeping:
Civil and Municipal Government: En-
glish Grammar and Correspondence;
Penmanship, Shorthand, Spanish
Language. These are mentioned in
order to give some idea of what may
be offered. The tuition will be nom
inal fee, to cover the actual cost. Be
fore the classes can be offered the As
sociation will have to secure compe-
tent teachers for each department.
If other studies than the above men
toned are desired parties interested
should confer with the Secretary or
Mr.. L. E. Gray, chairman of the Ed
ucational Committee. 1t is probable
that other studies will be added.
The western sentinel., 1898-09-29
HIGHEST EVER KNOWN.
To Become a Part of Southern.

The Washington Star says it is in a
position to state that the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company has not
passed to the control of Messrs. Phil
lip D. Armour, Marshall Field, and
Norman Ream of Chicago. There are
many more reasons for believing that
when the Baltimore and Ohio road
gets out of the hands of receivers it
will be controlled by J. P Morgan &
Co., anG practically, if not nominally
incorporated in a great system, oi
which the Southern will form a part,
than that it is to become the property
of Western men referred to. These
statements are made on the authority
of banker. who, with two or three
other leading men of Baltimore, rep
resents holdings amounting to about
$50, 900, 900 par value in the Baltimore
and Ohio COmpany.'''
The western sentinel., 1898-09-29
A SPLENDID TICKET.
BY THE DEMO
Gratis OF FORSYTH.
The Biggest Convention Ever Held
in the Counfy-Every Township
Represented Great Interest
Manifeste-The Ticket

The biggest County Democratic
Convention ever held in Forsyth was
that which convened in the court
house, at 2 O'Clock, Saturday after
noon, for the nomination of Legisla-
tive and county offices.
The Convention was called to order
by Col. G.. E. Webb, chairman of the
Executive Committee, who requested
Col. ]. NJ. Guyer to act as temporary
chairman and members of the Demo
cratic press as temporary Secretaries.
The roll was called and every town
ship was found to be represented.
On motion of Mr.. c.. B. Watson the
temporary organization was made
permanent.
In response to calls, a speech was
made by J. j. Marshall. ex-Populist,
who said he was with the Democrats
as long as they stood by VIM. j.
Bryan.
Messrs. f. T. Baldwin. Pleas Burk,
John d. Waddill and E. A. Griffith
were placed in nomination for the
House of Representatives.
f. L. Baldwin was nominated or
the first ballot. Before the second
was taken, MIR. E. A. Griffith with.
drew, saying he thought the other
nominee should be taken from the
country. Upon this ballot John D.
Waddill, of Salem Chapel, was nomi-
mated.
For Sheriff, II. NJ. Macarthur was
unanimously nominated.
d. d. Shelton and S. I. Neal were
placed in nomination for Clerk of the
Superior Court. The ballot resulted
in the nomination of S. T. Neal.
Ent, Raui of Deeds = II 'rax
ford and Hugh Lindsay were placed il
nomination. A ballot resulted in the
selection of Hugh Lindsay.
For Treasurer, +. p. Alspaugh, A
E. Shore, B. l.. Biting and +. w
Burke were placed in nomination. AL
spaugh was nominated.
For Surveyor, George Fl. Hauser
NJ. H. Morris, d. A. Binkley were
presented to the Convention. Hau
ser was nominated.
For Coroner, DIR. Griffith was nom
mated by acclamation.
The following were nominated fol
County Commissioners X. s. Lin
vile, j. j. Marshall and Nj. J. Crews
The western sentinel., 1898-09-29
No Joint Discussion In forsyth

The Republican candidates for the
General Assembly and county offices
will open their campaign at Clinard 8
Stand on Tuesday, October llth. BY
direction of the bosses, Chairman
Jessup announces that There will be
no Joint discussion to influence parti-
san feeling. This corresponds with
the orders issued by State Chairman
Holton-for The Republicans to have
no joint discussions with the Demo-
crafs this wear.
The western sentinel., 1898-09-29
IRS FOR CERVERA
SPANISH OFFICERS MISTAKEN
FOR ADMIRAL.
A Vessel Carrying Spaniards Released
at Portsmouth, N. H., Arrives in
Spafn-Captafn Eulate Re-
fuses to Make Statement.

SANTANDER, Spain, Sept. PA
vessel of the Anchor Line of Rome,
chartered by Cervera to transport to
Spain the Spanish sailors captured at
the battle of Santiago and recently
released at Portsmouth, n. H., ar
rived here today. Captain Eulate and
several Spanish naval officers landed
and We're taken for Cervera and
loudly cheered. Captain Eulate re-
fused to make a statement, declaring
he reserved what he had to say for a
court-martial.
The western sentinel., 1898-09-29
WINSTON POSTOFF!CE BUSINESS
Total Pieces Received and Dispatched
In One Day

To give the readers of THE SENTI-
MEL an idea as to the~dmount Of Gnsi-
ness transacted by The Winston post
Office, We publish some figures, kindly
furnished Dy Clerk Tucker, showing
the number of letters, papers, etc,
handled by the office force on Thurs
day.
Dispatched from the office: Letters.
9, 595 pieces; papers, ,7S3, pieces.
Mail received from star routes and
sent out from Winston: Letter pieces
80: papers, 250.
Total letters sent out, 10, 80: total
papers, 2,033; total pieces sent out,
II, 563: total pieces received, 3,9l3.
Mail collected by carriers: Letters,
l,O49; papers, 5. Mail delivered by
carriers: Letters, 573; papers, 442.
Mail delivered by boxes and general
delivery windows: Letters, ,, POS; pa
pers, $50.
Mail dropped in postofice for disr
patching: Letters, S,546; papers, l.
77S.
Registered pieces received, 81; dis
patched, 100.
Total n1mber of pieces received and
dispatched yesterday, l6, 63O.
WILMINGTON FIGURES.
The reader is requested to compare
the above figures with the following
published by the Star, showing the
business done by the Wilmington
postoffice on Thursday, 10Th inst, and
see how much Winston leads, not
withstanding the Winston Office force
consists OF / clerks and 4 carriers,
while Wilmington has & clerks and 8
carriers:
LettsEs and papers We're received at
n~SallOWS: T. 742 letters
The western sentinel., 1898-09-29
What Rev. Mr.. Page Saws.

Rev. Jesse II. Page, who was res
ident of Winston several years ago
and pastor of the Methodist Protest
ant church here, is on visit to DR..
P. L. Murphy at Morganton. He
preached there Sunday night. In his
Sunday morning sermon Mr.. Page
said that every Christian in the State
should work and pray for Anglo
Saxon supremacy in North Carolina.
He said he had been criticized in some
quarters for making this statement in
the pulpit, but he had no apologies to
offer, and, by the help of the Lord
would keep on preaching the doctrine
of white SUPREMACY to the end.
The western sentinel., 1898-09-29
HOw's This !.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot he cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY ~ co, Props Toledo. o.
Cheney for the last Is years and believe
him perfectly honorable III all business
transactions and financially able To carry
out any Obligations made by their finn
WEsr ~ TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists, Tole-
do, Ohio, WALDING, KINNAN " MARVIN,
Toledo, ..
Halls Caarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price, Use per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials
free,
The western sentinel., 1898-09-29
Have They Joined the Trust?

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 20.-It is re
ported in tobacco circles here, that
the immense tobacco plant of Daniel
Scotten & Co.. has been consolidated
in the Continental Tobacco Company
and the American Tobacco Company,
which respectively control the plug
tobacco and cigarette trade. Oren
Scotch, manager of the Company, is
at present out of the city, and there
fore verifcation is impossible. The
Scotch Company is large producer
of plug and fine cut chewing tobacco,
and lately added to its plant a cigar
etta branch
The western sentinel., 1898-09-29
The New Tobacco Crop.

Reports from all parts of the bright
tobacco belt confirm previous rumors
of the inferiority of the crop now be-
ing cured. 1t can no longer be doubt
ed that fine goods will be exceedingly
scarce next year. However, good
heavy manufacturing stock will doubt
less be plentiful and lovers of the
rich, waxey plug are not grieving
much over the situation.