The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-05-31
FORSYTH COUNTY TOPICS.
DAsHES HERE AND THERE BY OUR
REPORTER.

The grass upon the court house square
has been moved down.
Mr.. w. E. Hall, Jr., returned yester-
day, from Virginia, where he has been at
tending school,
Mr.. Joseph Rosenbacher, of the firm of
Rosenbacher Bros, left Sunday for Europe,
where he will visit his former home.
Sheriff Boyer left Tuesday morning
with three prisoners for the Raleigh peni-
tentiary-t result of this term of court.
The ladies of the Baptist Church Aid
Society realized the handsome sum Of Sl25
from their festival and bazaar last Thursday
night.
S-Messrs. G. E. Outlaw & Co., feather
renovators, who have been in Winston for
several months past, left last week fer Lex
iEgton.
Forsyth was well represented at the
State Con IGNITION yesterday. The full pro-
ceedings of the Convention appear on our
editorial page.
Five coIored people were buried in
Liberty Sunday evening. In addition to
these three or four were buried in Salem
the same day.
New job type new material-new pa
per cutter-everything ready for doing the
best job printing at the lowest prices-at
THE SENTINEL Office.
The young ladies of Winston will on
tonight at Browns Opera House, present
that delightful little operetta, "Laila" A
treat is in store for you.
= The Salem Orchestra will give an open
air concert in the Salem Square Monday
night. Refreshments will be served Go
and patronize the boys literally.
DO you want bill or letter heads, bands,
labels or circulars? THE SENTINEL. lob
Office can do them in the latest styles, and
the prices are low, too. Come and see.
The residence of Col. P. III. Winston,
on Summit Avenue" was sold last week at
public auction, and was bid off by Mr.. w.
FL. Sheppard, of Waughtown, at 50 800.
At meeting ofthe Graded School Com
missioners Tuesday, Prof. w. A. Blair was
duly elected Superintendent of the Winston
Graded Schools, vice Prof. J. L. Tomlinson.
The grand jury last week found true
bills against twenty-odd residents of Win
ston for gambling. Four cases were tried
Monday afternoon and fine of $40 each
imposed.
An operator will be in Winston on June
LIST with two of those wonderful instruments
for the purpose of exhibiting the Writing
Telegraph, explaining its methods to our
people, &c.
- The Union Grove Reform Club will
hold public exercises next Saturday night.
Rev. w. f. Swain and G. W. Robinson
will address the meeting. The public are
cordially invited to attend.
The Children's Day, services at the
Centenary VI. E. Church, which we've post
poned, will be given next Sunday morning.
The exercises will be interesting and the
public are invited to attend.
Next Sunday has been designated by
the General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church as "The Children's Day." and inter
esting exercises will be held in Browns
Hall at o'clock, to which all are invited
The Salem Cornet Band will give a
G rand Promenade Concert in the Salem
Public Square, on next Saturday night,
June I'd. Refreshments will be served on
the grounds. Bring your best girl and
plenty of cash. In case of rain, the con-
cert will be held in the Belo House
The Sanitary Committee of the town
of Winston has ordered all fish stands and
chicken coops upon Main, Liberty and Old
o. md III LOT L..
sale of fertilizers upon any street within
a radius of 1 200 feet of the court house
square, to be removed by the first of Jun c.
Forsyth Superior Court closed Monday
evening. Judge Clark wished to hold few
days longer, bur when "Cy" Watson inform
ed him that the lawyers were going to the
State Convention, court or no court, the
Judge concluded it would be advisable to
close this session, and therefore acted accor-
dinghy.
THE SENTINEL tn anks Messrs. Moffitt
and Helmes for an invitation to attend
Trinity College Commencement, June 14th.
1t is the nohbiest invitation we've seen yet,
having on it an excellent steel engraving
of President Crowell, and he's good look
ing man, too. MIR. t. B. Crawford, of Win
ston, is one of the marshals.
From the Daily we learn that Mrs. J.
C. Fagg, of Salem, had the misfortune on
Monday evening to fracture her hip from
severe fall. 1t was only two years past that
she was compelled to have her foot amputa-
ted ON account of q painful contraction of
the nerves. The fall and fracture was the
result of her crippled condition.
The Editor returns his thanks to Mr..
N. w. Graft, of Shore, N. c., for box of
the largest, finest and reddest strawberries
we've seen this year. Mr.. Graft raises that
kind of berries, sdsi71ae raises the finest kind
offruit. If you were to press him very
mach he'd sell you some of his fruit trees,
and he has them for sale of ali kinds and
in all quantities Write to him for catalo-
que. If he's out of catalogues then he'll
come to the SENTINEL job Office and have
some printed.
Mr.. w. &. Bahnson, brother of Dr.
FL. T. Bahnson,. and who until recently
held the position OF fireman in the manu-
featuring establishment of the North Caroli-
ma Furniture Company, left Monday for
Fort Riley, Kansas, at which place he has
a sister living Mr.. Bahnson has received
a Government position there as foreman in
he c,nstructi IN Of several large buildings.
THE SENTINEL knows Mr.. Bahnson to be
in every way competent for the position to
which he has been assigned, and wishes 70.