The Western Sentinel from Winston-Salem, North Carolina • Page 3

BALL TO THE BAT DEATH, THE REAPER. ME WINSTON SENTINEL. Among tin- visitors to Winston ast week was genial Charlie Askew, a THE PEOPLE'S FORUM. Under this heading The Sentinel invites the people to discuss public questions of present interest. "Here shall the press the people's rights maintain, unawed by influence and unbribed by gain." Tin Hsu Hi-ipt.

native of Uak'iiih. who has been "on ti.e road a drummer for severnl I years, i Prof Geo. N. Raper, of the Winston Graded School, Passes Away. The saddest death which we have as yet had to announce in these col-uums occurred at the Hospital in Winston on Monday morning.

ADVERTISING of ai ine will re A few move the (llll). lll'ilVV feel ill' alised stoia- by a denuiired condition of tl The People and the Forum liver. Oe Tice 1 ve biisinc i i i The Eailway Telegraph. Fi om the Ra'eigh Call Rev. B.

Cade, the inventor, lett this morning for Baltinmre. where he jjucs to superintend the construction of a Hue of his railway telegraph between Baltimore aud Washington City. It will he remembered that the design and urMe of this system is to send telegraphic messages from one moving train to auother, or from a stationary office to an) distance, The system has been successfully tested and the invention is one of phenomenal value. The oeratiou the big line now to be built will be looked forward with great interest. Prof.

Graves' Successor. The Champion Liar. Winston folks can do some pretty tall yam-spining but. nothing equal to this, clipped from an exchange: A lady in the eastern part of this State left an uncovered bucket of sweet milk near the spring one night to keep cool, and upon going to it the next morning she found that a toad had jumped into the milk during the night, and in its frantic efforts to escape had churned the mirk and was now sitting contentedly upon a ball of butter, coolly licking the buttermilk off of its toes. The only story we have heard lately that compares with it is that there was so much rain at Piedmont this summer that all the children grew web-footed.

7 buitio: ach or an inac and -la of the inston his 7-; FJ, i Mm see Major P. V. Wilmington Star, in The Major is Winston in the Diamond Against Kins-ton and Charlotte. The club from Kinston played our Winston team last F-iday even'ng. Although composed of well-built men they were no match for Winston's athletes.

-om the very first the game seemed like a joke, with Kins-ton as the jokee. Man after man fanned the air in the neighborhood ofCrossett's balls and retired. In several not a single Kitiston man made first. Every man on the nine, with one exception, was struck out by Crossett. Towai the latter part of the game our boys batted and ran bases carelessly, not wishing to increase the score.

is the official resu' Innings 1 2 3 1 7 8 9 Kinston 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 01 Winston 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 615 Earned runs, Winston base on balls, Kinston struck out, Crossett iiw the it; and. ii) to its ast St rd. keeping' tin liijih stand i I II "el 'yhoif-: VIS i' itx Permit one of the people to thank you for the Forum in behalf of the people. Just a moment before Parsons, the Anarchist, was dropped into eternity, he said, "Let all the people hear." WTe say rather "Let all the people speak" boldly for Truth, Justice, Law. As all Liberty worthy the name is obedience to rightful law, let the all-absorbing question, among the people, be, first, What is the Law? next Prof.

Goo. X. llaper went to Fied-mont Springs a few weeks ago in a vain search for health. He returned to Winston than when he left and went to' the Hospital a few days ago. While there he was visited by his friends and talked cheerfully and none suspected that he was seriously ill till a few hours before his death, when his pulse became alarmingly weak.

His father was telegraphed for, but did not reach Winston until several hours after his death. For some time he has been in delicate health, owing to hard study, and typhoid fever found an easy victim. The remains were taken through the country Monday afternoon to his home in HandolDh countv and rtwtiilly this issue 01 3i-- Tin: Si: nt ink i. mil set' if you cannot onis ypoken to us re- Hagerstown, Dec. 20th, '87.

Stonebraker Chemical PWlOrst' i 1 nximn news- 'ntlybv Baltimore, Md. Gentlemen: Since the introduc Vol' AUK (iETTINC OI'T WKKKI.V NK.YSI'Al'K.lt IN uijirr tiik LtK.vr We will sell again this season Roysters High Grade Acid Phosphate, The trustees of the Uni7ersity last week elected Prof. William Cain, of Hillsboro, recently of Asheville, to the chair of mathematics of the Uui versity. He is one of the most eminent mathematicians and civil engineers of the State, aud assisted Dr. Carr iu making a geological survey of 1 ri.

1 Xowni Cakou tion of Stonebraker's Preparations to my customers, my business has increased in that line, and I take great pleasure in recommending them 17; Deans two base hits, Hayes 2 Mr. II. McL'lusky, the clever travelling njreiit of the U. I). R.

K. brought eie-ht or (en girls from Texas and Arkansas on a th'-onirli ear to Salem Aeadeiuy hist week. A let let-from a friend at Moeks-vi'le informs us of a very sad death that of Miss Edna I 'ass. which occurred at Moeksville Sunday. She was aged lb' years and died of pneumonia Mr.

A. M. Hoi-man. of tie- firm of (iilhert ilomian, (Heal Estate and Loans), of Washington. I.

s)ent a couple of days in Winston last week, on a visit to his brother. Mr. M.lXWell Uur correspondent (H. S. at I Jed Shoals us that Mr.

.1. W. l'itzer lost a tobacco barn, contain- i i were accompanied bv ITots. lilair nome run, tinier; passeu oans, rar- ker 1. Walls 2, Green 2.

Time 1:45. I AT and Edwards and other friends. All ii i A to mv trade, lours truly, The prim ipal value of The i i- J. C. Rovlett.

tne otaie several years ago. WHEAT FERTILIZER 1 can't sell any other brand of I it ri ei'iinie i Ami Flavoring Extracts but Stonebrak SkntinT.I. to advertisers is me i.ici that it is not 1 hrown away after once liein-' read, leit passes through half a pa irs of hands at least hefore lieinir losseii aside. This is Tin' advantage presented by family liewsjiaier. Cnl.ll'l ti.

I In er s. i hat some other brands on is the Eaw, as it is, a just Law is Justice established thereby? If the Law be found, upon diligent inquiry to work injustice to any man, then the question arises, what ought to be Law? This question can be settled only by an intelligent people, who can cast aside all mere party shackles and rise to the genuine independence of an American citizen. "Let all the people hear," and then think honestly and soberly upon the things heard let there be a dispassionate, unprejudiced investigation of every question of interest to an American citizen. Start up the dynamo "turn on the light" let every question, social, religious and political be probed, until everything fa lis into wreck, save the eternal truth and those who fearlessly stand upon it. The people need above all things red-hot Radicalism, in the highest sense of that hand and when I tried to work them off customers returned them, and sent word if I did not have Stonebraker's Umpire, R.

B. Glenn. The second game with Kinston was played Saturday evening, resulting in a score of 20 to in favor of Winston. Up to the third inning itlook-r 1 like a close contest, each club having scored the same number of inns. Then our boys walked in and sent ball after ball flying out of reach of the out-field and scored the victory.

Tl Kinston boys were clever fellows and Winston will always give them a hearty welcome. I'HAItLOTTE VS. WiNSTON. The finest game of ball played in North Carolina was played in Winston Tuesday. It was the first of a about 1 lbs.

of tobacco and to go out and get them, or not send that warm personal friends could do to cheer the living and honor the dead man was done. Prof. Raper was 22 years old. He was born in Randolph county and educated at Trinity College, where lie won the medal for the highest scholarship, also the Wiley Gray Medal, for the best original oration, and distinguished himself in the opinion and in the affections of both students and faculty. After graduation in 1888 he was elected a professorship in the Winston Graded Schools and here he put forth all his energy and ability ami made himself loved and admired as a teacher and as a man.

in HOME KLiuBuORHOOD NEWS. diels anv. HENRY WILBOUBN, 1 ill 4oo ater. that Mr. of wheat Dealer in Choice Confectioneries and ti, Fancy Grocers-, Lexington, Va.

ho are i peop'e Best Fertilizer We Bold 500 lia uf lL 'bt cus-n, which wns it Hist i hen We have seen it la-aiil man the n-att-r portion tln.fc who usiii it, ami tln-y (without a sia1- exception) t-ny in 88 good as any lliey oa uwl. of them tried it by siilcwitii oilu-r hramls which cost more inoii.y, and Mr. The brooks of Siloam never furnish irkham is piite Pollard is at We have received the premium list of the State Fair. One thousand premiums, worth over 000 are offered. Any one wishing to see what premiums are offered is cordially invited to call at Thi: Sentintx oftlce.

ed such relief to the' thirsty traveller. Hot W. V. Ark. Snrin Hon.

Geo. Makix. London. England. has returned from unfortunate term.

Jesus Christ was the veriest, the most sincere and ear Dr. llahnsou series of three games between Win Hock America never produced its equal nest Radical, ever born of woman. He stands alone in His glory as such for the cure of pain. luie-tac (lariaud on ston and Charlotte. Neither side considers it a contest for the State championship, as both played men from other States.

We go to press matchless, peerless. We need His torv is goaig up. inanv instanced thev ihe nsuhb I'rok. Ide, Hanover, Germany. )f what are thev speaking? ST( )N EBR A KE1VS LI I MEXT.

been lia re Bjsc-Ball. The Winston boys have certainly "played bal1" this week. Charlotte plays the last game this afternoon, and Raleigh will cross bats with us to-morrow. The Raleigh team is a good one and a finegame is expected. -Mr.

Frank A. Martin 1 better than ti' in me higher were too early to give yesterday's game in full, but give a report of Tuesday's. elecMd sai'iiai iiihk cni.iu. Leadership let Hun go before us and we cannot fail. Walk out into the Forum and "speak boldly as you ought to speak." Cry aloud spare not.

"Take not the flattering unction mj1s. Several names have First Inning: Winston to bat. li Mr. an Rapidly Increasing. Mrs.

W.T. P.rov.n ret in dmont last week. Id us ot Overton and Lanier and Curley made eel lioni using it on old Ii -Ids that In'l have thought ot getting A Winston tobacco manufacturer they woul bast? hits. ldgen and Hayes struck ft told The Sentinel last week that he -Mi-, a ad Mrs. Tavlor P.ynum lc to your soul" that there is Peace there is no Peace.

Again I thank i ii it'll Young, talented, genial and good, he will indeed be missed from among us. It is hard to part with an old man. full of the wisdom of years, and it is hard to see a little child die, but when a young man, just entering the arena, with strength of body and intellect, with buoyant hopes and high ambitions, succumbs to death the sadness that comes upon one is heavy. There is only one consolation and to that we turn. He was a Christian.

He lived his religion and all knew him as an humble follower of the Lord Jesus. We know that in passing from life to death lie has passed into a world of light and beauty, into the Eternal Kingdom of holiness. Peace, peace, to his ashes. Fa 1 Courts. The fall term of out.

Jones' fly to Bennett was muffed and Overton came. Pavne's wild yesterday 11 11 t() 1 "PP1 I1IM- oia ts lnthisf.Mh) vou for the Forum. had just declined an order for 1,500 boxes of tobacco and that he had already more contracts than he could more than 5 bushels -per cve ti'iiu. and the yield was i'i" 10 i 17 bushels per acre. You should lie e-i-t hil One of the People.

The man who is given to sober rllectioii sel'lom ei'ts into a tight judicial district will be held by Judge and are as follows: Rockingham, Xov. Stokes. Xov. 11; Surry, pitch let in Lanier and Curley. Win.

ston Charlotte 0. Charlotte at bat, Fisher and Henry struck out and Hand went out at first. TheN C. Midland Proposition. selecting your wlie.il iei liii.t-r, h.i Presents in the most elegant fin i THE LAXATIVE AMO NUTRITIOUS UICi or THE FIGS OF Combined with the rtv cii inni virtues of plants known most beneficial to the system, forming an aj.itc;.l and effective laxative to i ir a-nently cure Habitual pation, and the many ills 'c-pending on a weak or ii.uxe condition of the KIDNEYS, LIVER 'KD LLC.

It is the most excel. cn rr CLEANSE THE SYSTEM When one i or ou uU i 1 1 A PURE BLOOD, r.EFREjH HEALTH nnd MATURALLV FOLl. W. Every one is using it and delighted with it. ASK YOUR DRUQUIST I BYRTJP OF TP rs MAMUPACTUHID ONLY tsY Yadkin.

Fors vth, Wilkes. Sept. Davie. Oct. only a small amount more wheat to Ii you Tin: Skntinki.

hi 1 before hristmas. He also told us that all other Winston manufacturers had as much as they could do to keep up with orders. Winston's tobacco business is constantly show it him to Seco.n i) I.n.m so: W7. Ha es went out IS: 21. Xov.

Sept. Oct. Mr. Ed-tor: In the proposition to your iieighlior and subsc ibe. at first as did Brodie and Overton.

the acre. pays you hnr.iLomely. We offer you one that has proven to he which the Board of Commissioners have made to Col. Andrews, I notice Charlotte at bat, Chapman struck out, Clifford made base hit but was that the raiVoad company is to de ii acheseureil Ti-vit. Pr'n-e and nervous he iseoft 'ascariiie.

Sir THE VERY BEST! retired at 2nd. Be met fanned out. posit its note as a guarantee that ")0c and FITS. All Fits stomiwl free by Dr. Third Inxi.nc; Lamer made first the road will be built.

iow it is Brewer and Rugga. This is I he name of a. new tonsorial firm recently established in Winston. They arc capaale barbers, young-white men. who have bought out stated in the minutes of the town narrow! v.Cu lev and Widgens struck -Mr.

II. For the past few years, Unit Kline's (ireat Nerve Restorer. No Fits afier die first day's us-e. Marvellous curest Treatise and $2 00 trial bottle free to Fit former few davs ISab-ngt on. spelldnig out and Havs reti'-ed the side by a W'l's.

a. that this note shall be endorsed by a security acceptable to the Board. slow, "rounder to short. Charlotte in ti city. next Pat- Mid their Sr.

NT ink I. nop cases. Send Or. Klina, 931 Aach St, Philadelphia, Pa bat who Permit me, Mr. Editor, as a tax opened up with Payne at Alex.

(1; ies. door to Tin: ronize Yin. After I his vear the Winston ho has given SATISFACTION IN EVERY CASE! payer, to suggest wnat security weat out to H. Hayes, Mcb'nms s.i-ar-k out and Timmonswent out at cd commissioners inusi go. 1 should be demanded.

It is well known Of luteirst to Every Farmer. have sa el so. that the note of the N. C. M.

R. The Reidsville Affair. The coroner and his jury have not yet returned a verdict as to thecause of the death of Mr. Morris, of Reidsville. They have been examining witnesses for several days and will probably not reach a verdict before the latter part of this week.

Mrs. Morris is said to be completely prostrated and very ill. The people of Reidsville are divided in opinion. Some think it a murder while a majority think it a suicide. first.

ro ForiiTti Inxi.nc: Jones made long company is not worth the paper on Mr. (iritlith. of leinmons-sanctum a CALIFORNIA FIG SYTTjr SAM FRANCISCO. LOUISVILLE. KY Krw YOtM.

We now have a supply of THE STAR BRAND GUANO FOR WHEAT which it is written, theretore we must ii. le. paid 1 We brought the pi ices 1 last yeai and proijose keeping them down to rm hit which was muffed by Rennet and he made second, but went out on look very carefully to the endorse it Momlav. CROPS. This fertilizer has never had a superior and is without an equal very lowest living notch.

We hon forced rr-n at 'ird. Mered'th went out at first and Haves, struck out. The B.ii ished H- Tuesday night our commissioners met in solemn conclave and decided by a vote ofa to 1 that after next February the Wirston hog should be named Pnmis. In other words he should no longer be allowed in the corporate limits of Winston. For which we are trrly thankful.

S. ment. less than an endorsement by the R. D. R.

R. Co. should Mrs. LAND SALE! Daniels, of Yadkin, i vs visiting in 'in- Quality guaranteed to be equal in snetll severa be accepted by our Commissioners, Charlotte's own Henry flew out to BY Virtue of an order of the Superior all respects to the best ever put on estly and candidly believe you will only ba serving vur own interests by st on this week Lanier, Hand went out to Meredith and the people of Winston will not Court of Fort-yth county, I will expose at the market. Is in good drilling con be content with less.

public fate to the highest bidder at the )ne argument in favor of the latter theory is that Mr. Morris, in making application for life-insurance, asked Miss Carrie ha and Chapman retired the side by fan- i returned Mrs. Wed- dition. Price lower than everbetore. Court liHiise door in Winston, K.

on the Our people want to see the road from a visit to nine: out. Terms spot cash. buying oor GREAT WHEAT FERTILIZER 19lh day of October, 1889 One Hundred and built and are willing to pay out the Fifth Ix.nixo: -odie and Overton diagton. Charlotte. Will also sell highest grade AC1L the agent for a policy for only a short time.

Another is that he made his went out at first. Curley and Wid- PHOSPH ATE ever sold on this mar A'ex. dates, barber, one of Win Twenty two acres of land, lyini; in the South-Easlf rn portion of Forsyth county, N. adjoining tli- lands of William Rob money for it provided it is built, but I tell you now and I tell the board of -i i i-i i. nf .1 will a few davs before his death and ket at verv low prices.

Full stock of gins made hase hits out uigeu ston best, colored citizens, nas gone Concert In Salem. The Salem Orchestra supported Miss Emma Lmebaek in a concert in the Academy Impel last Thursday We vote it a magnificent slow o-roumler to uinavu cioseu Tne ertson and others bei.in the home place of best field seeds. commissioners that we will not be satisfied with the note of an a' most concealed from the witnesses the nature of the instrument they signed. inning. Charlotte's Chapman and the late Abel Walk ins.

to Indianapolis. to ve. Persons whose favorite occupa Verv respectfully, MEDEARIS Gifford went out at first, Bennet learn that all the prominent at Terms ef sale; Six months' credit with bond bearing mx per cent, interest anil approved security. Title retained until pay made fiht and McGinnis struck out. success.

Miss Lineback's voice is one torneys of Reidsville are retained on September 3, 1889. bankrupt company as a guarantee, and if our commissioners do their duty they will require just as strong a securitv as if they were lending tion is rolling a lawn-mower cannot be said to he wanting in push. one side or the other in the event that xth Inn no: II. Hayes' hot of great compass ami sweetness, sue Iefr Friday to resume place as srrounder was fumbled by Gifford and the wife is prosecuted for murder. ment of purchase money 19, o'J B.

KERNER, Adm'r Listen to This. It is stated that Mrs. Morris ad he made first. Jones made first and their own money to a private party. soprano in Madison square i nun-n, with the will annexed of All Watkins A wealthv London merchant gives TAX rAYER.

Mr. V. P. I.andret'i. editor of the Ij'-if.

of Walnut Cove, paid Tin: Skn ski. a visit yesterday. Miss Louise Hunt returned to sent Haves to second. To parties wishing to buy IN CAR LOAD I 0TS Along the line of i he 0. F.

iSr Y. V. R. R. or the other roads running from Wi.

Bton, we can make ai rungemenU to ship direct your dep it. Study your own and buy your fertilizers with your eye wide ojien Yours Anxious to Please, W. D. BAITY SONS. Dec'd.

the secret of his business success as hit let in Haves. Jones, Meredith mitting giving chloroform to herhus-band ho was in th-j habit of using it to allay pain but claims that it follows: "I always feel happy when Marriages Last Month and W. Haves went out on bases. A WORD IN SEASON Br( ke I g. am advertising, for then I know that I exinglon Tuesday The following parties were issued was in small amounts and at his re Charlotte began by Tiinmoos' fly after a pleasant Williamson.

waking or sleeping, I have a strong We regret to learn that otirest imn- mule marriage licenses in Forsyth county landing in Meredith hands, isher quest. She states, further, that after administering the medicine he asked to Miss 1-The though silent orator working tor me; ble citizen Mr. II. E. Mcl vei broke his flew out to Overton and Henry went one ho never tires, never makes mis Thornburg gave a entertainment at the leg Mondav.

He was conrag down From Your Friends, W. T. Carter A Co A DOLLAR A SUIT her to leave him alone, which was verv eiaoyaiiii out to Hayes. Score. Winston 4 Charlotte 0' the kesbora extension on a hand- during August: John F.

Baity to Sarah E. Shamel; John Smith to Josephine Brown; George Jasper to Jennie Stewart; Thomas Carter to Ida Wallus; Albert Revel to Minnie takes, and who is certain to enter the households from which, if at all, my lone. opera house last Thursday night. u- in companv with one of the rail- Seventh Inning: Brodie went out It is expected that the insurance trade must come." To secure the oad contractors. They lost control Fifty cents per piece for balbrig oinpanies will contest the policies.

services of such an agent as this at first, Overton made base hits and scored on La.iier's and Curley 's outs of the car and it jumped the track, gan undergarments There's plenty The stomach ot jur. Moms nas Wharton; Robert Allen to Lliza Benton; J. H. Hill to Mol'ie Black well; shrewd merchant referred to, adver Hi 1 .1 i giving them both a heavy fall and of 50c. Qualities floating around at second and short.

Charlotte's een sent to tne rvtare cnemist ior tise in The Sentinel. brenkinr the small hone ot Sam M. Booze to E. J. Dillworth; Hand struck out, Chapman went out analysis.

town but the price is cheap and Iver's leg. on to Curlev and Gifford Riley A. Petree to Julia L. Moser; fe Axr? r- I 1 1 i in the underwear Ourjrrice is cheap went out to Overton. Winston 5.

Jurors for Forsyth Court. Nodc Gen nine without thh Trd-Mrfc. but we deny the charge tor ou Lewis C. Brown to Lilhe Palmer; Henry Seiwers to Ida Heppler; Geo. Took Poison.

Charlotte 0. the bet we The Countv Commissioners on Bettie Payne, colored, who works E. Vosrler to Alice Meller; Edward BEE HIVE SHOE AND HAT STOHIL DOUBLH ROOMS. Eighth Inn, so H. Hayes struck ever saw for 50c.

Thev'd muk Mondav drew the following jury H. H. Reynold factory, attempt Davis to Alice Lindsav; Robert out, Jone3 new out to liennett, ana good 65c. or 75c. stock Full, rejr ed suicide bv taking laudanum Tues Ring to Nancv A.

Reich; Preston Mecediih went out at fi'-st, Char tilar made, ueallv finished AI! b'izcs. for the October term of Forsyth Superior Court: J. H. Reich, R. W.

Grubbs, P. F. Holder, Jas. F. Allen, Goins to Cornelia Hopson; William lotte at bat Bennett made first on day.

When found she was insensible and it took lively efforts by Dr. Lott FORCING THE SEASON Todd to MaryD. Brewer; Rufus Tesh to Mary Harris; William Hayes to W. Hayes' muff, Payne made first, Bennett's ball beat Payne to second with a stomach-pump to resuscitate L. F.

Harper, Frank C. Brown, H. B. Holder, A. A.

Smith, J. D. Paylor, J. Nettie Fowler; Leroy Jenkins to aia- her. When she recovered she said she took poison because her husband I), loung, H.

A. Crute, L. T. Leh and then beat liennett to first, making a double plav. McGinn's went Mr.

R. II. Church was married to Miss Martha Moore, in Salem, last week. Rev. E.

P. Parker officiating. The most reliable of all regulators is Cnsca.rine. It ac.s promptly and pleasantly. Price fl Miss Lemma Carter, the nister of Mr.

W. T. Ca'-ter, has returned to he'-home at Fall Ya. One man 'miii Rockingham county bet GO on Charlotte's team lie is now sadder and wiser. Little Charlie Paish, son of Mr.

J. S. Rush, died Wednesday night, 28th inst. He was a bright lad of twelve yeats. Rev.

E. P. Davis, pastor of the Presbyterian church of this city, attended Presb tery at Bethel last week. The Roanoke Southern R. R.

Company has employed Mr. E. B. Kearns, of Salem, as depot agent at Winston. lissa Hazlet; Adolphus to Sarah L.

paid another woman s.i.OO per week Edwards; R. H. Church to Martha man. Jacob Weavil, Thos. Moser, Geo.

E.Nissen. W. W. Phillips, F. L.

out at first. Score as before. tor picking tobacco while he paid her Moore; John Zimmerman to Agnes Ninth Inning: Hayes, Jones and Reynolds. C. D.

Ogburn, A. D. Hol only C. Ebert. Total 22 licenses.

land, H. II. Grubbs, Jno. A. Wolff, Meredith retired Winston, Ti-mons, Fisher and Henrv retired Cha-lotte.

Jos. II. Wilson, W. M. INissen, Jno.

We don't want to 1 that We may be a few weeks early; its just ac well for you to know in ailvanci-that Trunks aud Travelling Bags are included in our volume of Outfit-tings When you get ready to make a start bear this in mind All sorts of trunks All fchapea, little or big Commodious, stroug aud light Bags in all sizes, shae8 and colors made up in tough, knockabout leather. 1 TRAD E-MA BKSUTKBED.1 The Challenge Accepted. Persons wishing to improve their memo 5 to 0 in fa vor of Winston. the onuvT F. Day, H.

E. Mclver, Sol. A. Miller, Webster's Weeklv sa.i-: "Chief ries or strengten their power ot attention should send to Prof. Loisette, 237 Fifth It was a hot game.

Charlotte J. L. Armfield, Dan'l Kester, Jas. E. EXTERNAL REMEDY among the attractions which Reids didn't cet past second and several Pfaff, Wm.

Ebert, H. H. Weavil, Jas. N. for his prospectus post free, as adver For Jlaii and lieast, ville presents to the world is her beau Bee Hive rrauled lJ.iol.-, guaranteed to wear long as any $3 00 boot you can buy elsewhere, or money refunded.

'20 pairs sold season, and 40 cents was all we had i pay for repairs, and every pair vms warranted. (iciminc Home made. Shoes for men, women uml chiJ as low as other merchants pay OUR fine imn shol times failed to make first. All play tised in another column. II.

Teajrue, E. H. Cobb, Jas. C. Mil tiful women.

She challenges the ed but H. Hayes surpassed him STONEBRAKER'S LINIMENT July 2o-4t. ler, Henry Enochs, J. J. Kerner.

world to surpass her in this respect, self. 1 he batteries worked like I- or the second week the following hy, bless your soul, Bro. bster, The Tobacco Association. charms. Lumbago.

Neuralgia, Pams in the Side ana Limai, are jurors: David Todd, F.E. Keehln, you haven seen inston girls. ocaius. Burns, uiu sores, Druiac, vhhuihi, Fol' owing is the score: The third annual meeting of the X. FOR THE LADIES P.

P. Snider, Henry W. Johnson, J. Reidsvi'le can possibly surpass every Bites. Ringworms.

I etter, sprains, sweueo jotais. Sore Throat, Mumps. Poison, Spinal Diseasa, Charlotte, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 C. Tobacco Association wa held in other town in the State except Win Gout. Pleurisy, Pains in unesi ana onouwer.

F. Griffith, JnO. VV. MeKaughn, Jno. M.

Long, P. H. Hanes, J. H. Lewis, Winston, 3000011 0 0-5 Greensboro last week.

Officers elect Tt ll An a -intr hni.1r DIM POOd 111 One IlieDt nUM A lady is never bo comely as when dressed in the soft gauzy troorle of summer. And this weather ston, but she enwn do that, vou ed for the vear are: President, J. L. Earned runs, Winston 1, rrst base 1 1 Headache speedily cured by the use of Cascariue. It regulates the G.

W. Zimmerman, J. H. Long, all the nils aud ilstc ra In the world. It standi! without a rival for Rheumatism, Swelling in Hones.

Scrmtiarea, Old Sores, Kicks, Windgalls, aud all l)iseaei which know. Kine, of Greensboro, secretary, u. on errors, Winston sli-iick oul, J. S. Spainhour, Jno.

k. lloun, Aus A 11' 11 Pavne 8. Brodie left on bases, in require an external remeuy. I'rlcc es 60 fd 1.00 per Hottle. Webb, and Treasurer, m.

a. uaiKer, stomach and cures indigestion. Price r.Oc and $1. Trioiiy College. Fulk, F.

M. Morris, Jas. Reed, J. i Starbuck, J. W.

Vance. lltOH Til LAKIiKST POlLTK DKaLKK IK TM WOBLD. of Winston. All rules and regula ston 5, Charlotte, base hits. Charlotte 3, Winston double plays, Unless the next annual conference tions concerning the sale of leaf, as The one hundretn annivery or After transacting the usual routine After having inea every 01 Poultry Kood, on the market, with poor mcces, I procured Stonebraker's, which I have been using and selling the past 20 years.

Every package guaranteed defeats the effort to remove Trinity passed bv the Association last year, Gifford and Hand; passed balls, fish centennial of the passage of the act makes it necesfeary tor them to dress that way. This season you will find at Carter's some new aud handsome good. lawns, dial lies, Inuia linens, piques and Nainsooks. And you will find our prices just as low as you cau fiud them anywhere perhaps considerably lower. Co'lege to Raleigh there is a lively business the County Commissioners adjourned to meet next Monday, Is equal to any you i-a buy for $2 "0 or money refunded.

FINE HATS IN Latest New York Styles. er 1. Time of game, one hour and occurs Dec were rescinded. Speeches were made to be the best preparation in use for Chickens. Ducka.

Turkeys, Uecse, Canary Birds, and the whole feathered tribe.for the production of eggs. Sure cure and re- lit ahead. Counsel has been em forming Stokes county 23rd, 1889. bv nearly everybody present and the twenty-five minutes. Umpire, C.

Swelled Head. Gapea Sept, 9th. venuve 01 noun, vnuiera. ii ployed by the opposition to enjoin lie bird family. 8tok- and all diseases incidental to til Williamson.

local board ot trade served a oanquet ThejCentenary Methodist Sunday theremoval. IheLeachfamilyclaim yesterday's game. to the visitors at the McAdoo. bkaker's Chickem Powder is a specine lr joudi fowls; makes them healthy and strong, increases nesp, keeps them free from disease, and should be frequently used in the poultry yard the year round. School will soon run an excursion Cheaper Rates to Maryland Exposition that they gave the land to the college It was determined to assemble an Yesterday's game was hotly con nithe" on the 11.

S. It. R. or the SOMETHING ABOUT SHOES Baltimore. 1 ours to COU1IUU11U, nually at Morehead City on the sec on condition that it should always be used for college purposes and now tested.

inston seemed to play Wilkesboro extension Askyoui merchant for btom.hhi.m rvnisan nr Htnl us cents 111 or semi us or send us So cents la The Richmond Danville Railroad hard luck and lost the game by 7 to FiiWDKK, and accept no otner, stamps and we will forward one package by mail of this ond Tuesday in August, ine grear aim- of the Association will be to will sell round trip tickets to Balti Tvbhoid fever is doinar deadly truly wonderful and original preparation. Bold every 11. Mr. Thos. Boyd, ot Greensboro where.

Price 25 cents; 12.50 per dox. they claim that the land and all buildings and improvements revert to them if the College goes to Raleigh. further the claims of North Carolina more and return for the Maryland ARE YOU BLIND was umpire. Hand pitched for Char Tur vlTmurBBAKER CHEMICAL IsU.i work In-North Carolina. Lack of draihnge'and unwholesome drinking bright tobaccos before the dealers Exposition at the following low rates lotte and Crosset for Winston.

To Sole Proprietors of the Genuine Stonebraker's Prep rations. Bmltlmor, MOW and manufacturers of the world. From Charlotte, $13.30 If you are you'll buy your boots water are responsible KfBtuxire ofjraitat and imitation. day's game will be played with every man in his place ab on the first day Col. Settle for Congress.

Concord, 12.60 shoes and hals before seti'ig us If Constipation is positively cured The Danbury Reporter says: Col. Salisbury, 11.80 Cascarine is the greaest of all and will be a close one. Do you know what a hand-made shoe if? Not a sh made all over by hand rowing; that whould be very clumsy, the uppers are cut by raeas ure of the foot in size, and stitched by machine, the soles are cut aud the two put together by a skilled shoemaker, or bench, with awl and waxed end. Such work it expensive, and is only done nowadays on the best material. Much machine -work that looks like hand work is hv the use of Cnscarine.

It regulates you are not, we are hening on selling David Settle, of Rockingham couiity, High Point. 10.60 remedies for the children. Prompt, I consider MRS. JOE PER the liver and tones up the whole sys was here this week; he seems to be you, and will win, too. Greensboro, 10.05 pleasant, harmless.

Price 50c and 1 The Sentinel Appreciated. tem. Price 50c and 1. looming up as the coming candidate SON'S REMEDY.the best Blood Several months ago Mr. Will Stock aieoanes.

11.10 Durham, 10.65 Prof. Blair Returned. for Coneress in this district. His The lawn-party given at Dr ton. of Kernersville, concluded to re Purifier that is on the market to Yours Anxious to Please, W.

D. BAITY SONS, Chapel Hill, 12.00 brother, the late Judge Thomas Set Wheeler's residence last Saturday Prof. W. A. Blair is in WWston trench expenses and began by discontinuing The Sentinel.

On Monday Raleigh, 11.55 readv for his school-work again. It night lor the benefit of the Lpisco tle, was the leading spirit of his party in the South. Col. Dave works on day. J.

H. McADEN. pal church netted about 30.00. said to be hand work. That, of he walked into the sentinel omce and handed out cash -for another Selma, 12.55 Goldsboro, 12.55 Winston-Salem, 11.05 is said that when he returned from Europe and landed in High Point he walked out on the platform, dressed in a suit of Enelish tweed, unloaded Foreyth county sends four more the off side, but no doubt will make a good puller if the harness is put on him and he is not spoiled in hitching.

year's subscription. He said: "I cut off the wrona paper, ihe bestisel course, is false. Sometimes machine work is said to be as good as baud work. If that is so, why is it that machine work is never used except on Door material and hand work is When the selection of a Bloo boys the university tins year They are Messrs. E.

W. Lehman, S. Kapp and J. L.Kapp, of Bethania Oxford, 10.05 Henderson, 10.05 Tickets on sale Sept. 7th, 8th and himself of his English cane, put on is a srood paper and 1 can't do with- I 1 1 I Episcopal Excursion.

his single-barreled eye-glass and de- Purifier is left with me by my cus out it ana Mrs. btocKton is lostwitn- The Sbntinei, heard many peo Hvered himself as follows: "Aw aw 9tn, good to return until and includ out it, ing Sept. A. TURK, tomers, I always give the preference fellah citizens, dontcherknow, 1 only put ou good material Our itlioea are oriced accordinir to leather Such words cheer us. We make ple, including several of theCharlotte team, say that Mr.

Chas. Williamson umDired Tuesday's game with the there will be an excursion run to Filot Mountain on Saturday for the benefit of the Episcopal Church. The train will leave at 7 o'clock a. m. and have weturned.

dontcherknow, J. Ij. TAYLOR, 55. Jr. A.

The Sentinel a erood paper by hard to MRS. JOE PERSON'S REM and eood hand work. We handle G. P. A work and when a man shows his ap the HeUer hand-made shoe for gen and it is further related that ne recovered only after Prof, John Blair liia ava.rrlaaa on fn TIP n.Tlri utmost fairness.

It was perfectly EDY. CICERO BAKER, preciation by cash as well as compli return in time for late supper. The tlemen price from $5.00 up and Revenue Collections. satisfactory to both sides. ments our labor becomes a pleasure.

fare for round trip is $1.00. old man Jarrell attempted to inveigle Aug. 26, '89. Salisbury, N. we consider it the best shoe on the The view from the Pilot is fine, and Some idea of the great tobacco The Mt.

Airy News, tells of a who made his way into the office Attention, Alliance. him into eatms some of His alleged market. Then we have a shoe for trade of Winston can be gained from now that the weather is cool the trip will be a most enjoyable one. Many chicken. Then Prof.

Will spoke forci ladies the Evitt that is simply the amount of money paid for There will a called meeting of the Secretaries of the Alliances of of Ashby 8 toducco uicLory His mnnv Attempts to pick the lock ble American. ladies and gentlemen of the Twin- superb. We can fit any foot and stamps. The amount of stamps sold rnn nair nu tin atom VI nDIIPPIOTO each month this year is about four Forsyth county held irrWinston on of the iron safe proving futile, he fell City are going andji good time is a Syrup of Flge, TUfl OnLC DI HIWOIUll imuuuiumi Oct. 1st.

Each secretary is requests siminelv upon his back to rest and times what it was tour years ago. certainty. Produced from the laxative and nutritious to bring his quarterly report a ad guarantee eatustaciion. une wra in parting: When you want any-thing iii our line it will pay you to go to the store of During the month of August the re -fell asleep and there he slept till next I credentials. L.

A. 1'ratt, juice of California figs combined with the Q. THOMPSOH MeSitle Agent, medical virtue of plants known to be most 1 morninc anu wasarresteu.xrieu.con ceipts at the revenue om.ce,weref Why suffer from constipation, County Sec'y. victed and sentenced to 3 years in the 276.73.. ol it over seventy benebcial to the bomao ijsteni, acts genu; I -T rm thn kidnevB.

liver and bowels, effectually WINSTON. N. when you have such a pleasant and thousand dollars paid by our manu T. CARTER fO. penitentiary.

He claimed to be a Bleep-walker but his tale wasn't positive remedy in Cnscarine 3 Price trwnible. Take Hood's SarsaD ilia, which I cleansing the system dispelling colds and I inl ll-tv. facturers for stamps during one r. I j- i i I month! 50c and $1. gives strength, a good apffiio, and lieallh.

neaaacnee, anu curing namiuto eoiiswimuuu.