The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-09-13

ne WaSn-out between DanVllie anu
Greensboro delayed orr paper this week.
That's why We are a little late.
The Ya,,ns Mems Democratic Club
viii hold a meeting in Browns Opera House
-l1i@.it for the purpose of formulating
p H. l..r Judge Fowle's reception to NOR
-r'@. Every member is invited and should
Be present
THE SENTINEL will publish next week
in full the speeches which will be delivered
bv Hons Daniel G. Fowle and Oliver Fl.
D3ckery, Democratic and Republican can
didates for Governor, in Winston. A short
hand writer will take them down Usrbdtim
Ct F.erut.m.
Remember TIE SENTINEL will give
away handsome gold watch on Nov Goth
to the person getting up the largest number
of campaign subscribers between now and
that date The rates are so cents for four
months This is golden opportunity to
secure 4 valuable time piece.
Mr. Eugene Gray brought the 'house
down by storm at the County Convention
were two things happened in SO which the
people have never been able to explain--the
enc was the earthquake and the other the
election of ohnny Brewer to Congress"
Judge Fowle and Col. Dockery will
speak in Lexington on Saturday. The Re-
pubIicans will escort Dockery part Of the
way with a brass band (wonder if it will be
the coon" band? 1t would be the most
snitable) The Democrats of Winston will
see to 1t that Governor Fowle goes in good
style.
"A northern company have made a
proposition to the Winston Electric Light
and Motive Power Company to purchase
the plant of same. The latter company
met Monday evening to consider the propo-
sition but adjourned without any definite
results They will meet again tonight to
decide upon the matter.
--Brer Johnny Brewer is getting uneasy
about the situation of his reelection to
Congress, consequently he has come down
from Washington to see what his chances
are, anyway. Brers Goshen, Keogh and
Boyd did it with their little fabers, Brer
Brewer, and you are '.goner" with a big
G. Farewell. ''Peace to the pieces"
-3Iessrs. Frank Hege and Eugene Bnlner,
tE3 energetic young men, have gone into
the live stock business with vim They
have some fine specimens and among the
number Mr.. He5e showed us few days
dgo fine por!,er which pulls the beam at
go pounIs. HE SENTINEL wishes the
young lirm Success in this new enterprise.
Hon. A NJ. Waddell and w. B.
Glenn, Esq, Will speak at East Bend, Yad-
kin county, Friday, Sept. 21st. They are
both capital speakers and the people of
that section may rest assured of beng high
ly entertained by listening to these gentle
men. They will address you on the live
political issues ofthe day.
Mr. J. L. Patterson, one of Winston's
prominent lawyers, has two reasons to re-
joice and be glad: one is that he has just
taken unto himself one of Tennessee's fairest
daughters, while the second is that he now
belongs to the party which has Hon. Grover
Cleveland as its standard bearer. We con-
fortunes.
Mr.. Cornelius Cook, a native of Guilford
county, where he lived the greater portion of
his life, died at the residenie of his daughter,
Mrs J. K. Crawford, this city, last Saturday,
at the advanced age OTIS years. His remains
were taken to Stokesdale Sunday for inter-
ment The SENTINEL extends sympathy
to Mrs Crawford, who is the only child left
10 mourn the loss of a kind and affectiouate
father
We were pleased to meet on the street
last week our young friend, Mr.. James By
erly, a former citizen of this county, but
nov Of Madison, Rockingham county. Mr.
Byerly thinks a bright future awaits his
entarprising little village, and says that the
branch Of the c. F. & Y. V. r, R. from
Stokesdale will be completed there in few
weeks. He is of the opinion also that the
Roanoke & Southern will pass through
Madison.
"A gentleman in Boston, Mass, who was
for several years resident of Winston, and
who was strong Republican while here,
writes 10 a friend in this city that he likes
the Democratic platfoI m much better than
the Republican, and will vote for Cleve-
land in November, and that great many
other workingmen in that State are of the
same opinion as he is. He says further that
Grover will get good 'pqll' in Massachu
satts this year.
i Mr.. George w. Bryan, a popula
| young man and one of the proprietor
OF the Central Hotel, Charlotte, wa
united in marriage last Thursday t.
Miss Julia Corral an estimable lady O
Forsyth. The ceremony took place at tn,
residence of the brides father, Mr.. A. E
Corral, at Lewisyille, Rev. S. F. Conra
officiating. The newly welded coup
| boarded the train in Winston the same eve
ming for trip through northern cities AM
Wall be absent about four weeks. TIL
SENrINELs best wishes are extended t
them for long life of happiness.
The Republican Circus.
| The Republicans of Forsyth are In scare