Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1883-06-28


as much 50 that one would find it hard
to resist saying kind things about
them. Capt. Crawford has one other
attraction; he. was an old Southern
soldier In at the surrender, and par
ticipated in the first battle of the war,
Big Bethel, June 10th, 1861. He
went out in the 1st n G.. Regiment,
d. II. Hill, Colonel, afterwards the
42nd n. G. Regiment and held the
rank of Captain.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WINSTON.
This Bank, of which Mr. J. A. Bit
ting is President and J. w. Alspaugh
is Cashier, has capital of 500, 900.
1t was organized in March, 1876, with
capital of $4,000 which was shortly
afterwards increased to the above
amount. The surplus and undivided
profits arc s31 ,O126S. The First Ma
tional has been a success from the be-
ginning and does q large business.
The officials are prominent men in
| Winston's business circles.
SMITH & BROWN, DRUGGISTS.
Smith & Brown have the handsom-
est, the most fashionable and stylish,
as we'll as the best appointed Drug
Store in the State. There is an air Of
cleanliness and newness about the en-
tire store that is highly attractive and
striking on entering. The most fas-
tidious person that lives, could hardly
find flaw in the entire arrangement
of the various handsomely labelled
jars, of every description throughout
the house. If there is one thing on
earth that is disgusting in the extreme,
it is dirty drug store. The contrast
between this and many others is the
more conspicuous on this account. A
handsome new brick, newly painted,
with fresh drugs, gives the house a
greater popularity than before. The
exquisite line Of fancy toilet articles
comment it especially to the admira-
ton of all strangers.
| In the rear Of the house, is a hand
somely fitted up laboratory and Office.
They also keep the largest and best
assorted stock in Winston, embracing
everything in the drug line-paints,
oils, dyestuffs, cigars and tobaccos.
ou cannot Gail Tor anything usually
: found in a well appointed drug store
.. that they cannot furnish you with
= The firm are now introducing medi
cine manufactured by themselves
''Smith's Infallible Chill and Agu.
, , Cure" The word infallible is sugges
tive. They guarantee a safe remedy
!, against fever and ague, intermitten
! and remittent fevers, periodical head
ache, &c, on the principle, "No cure
no pay.
Mr.. Smith is a practical druggist ant
has been in the business fifteen years
He has been established for himsel
since 1875. His old house was burn
/. ed and he suffered greatly from th
: fire. The present firm moved int
their new quarters 1st of last Novem
: ber. It is safe to say that they no
only have the handsomest drug store,
!. but the most popular one in Winston
: have to say in conclusion that NJ,
recollections of Winston and its charm
;. ing people will always he among tn
most pleasant of the many delightful
: towns and cities I have visited durin!
. the past few years. hope your littl
city may continue to grow, until it SUI
passes your most sanguine expects
tions. With the kindest regards fo
all whom I have met, a:ad especiall
Mr. Lemly the President of the WacE
ovia Bank, [ am Yours Sincerely,
Mrs. L. D. w.
Winston, N. c., June Is, 1888.