The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-11
Thu. PIEDMONT SECTION.
DASHES HERE AND THERE BY OUR
REPORTER.
What He Sees, Hears aud What other
People Tell Him to Write About
of Local Int crest.

People Tell Him to Write About
of Local Interest.
-Almanacs for 80 will soon be out.
The county candidates speak in Ker-
ne. VILE tomorrow.
The Democrat is the name of a new pa
per Just started at High Point.
Mr.. w. w. MARYLAND, Of Clemmons-
Vile gave us pleasant call last week.
-Good hay is selling readily upon the
Winston market at 80 cents per cwt.
Many farmers are cutting their tobacco
and are turning it under as fertilizer Tor
wheat.
Mrs. c. A. Fogle and daughter, Of
Salem, are visiting relatives and friends in
Indiana.
Miss Irwin McGehee, a graduate OF the
Salem Female Academy, is teaching pub
lie school at Madison.
Smokers note it. No more cigars can
be bought on Sunday. The druggists have
said so, and they mean it.
Daisy is the name of new post office
just established in Forsyth. 1t is between
Winston and Nalkertown.
Our elderly friend, Mr.. Ed Spaugh, has
commenced the erection of cosy residence
on Fourth Street, East Winston.
Mr. J ohm Poindexter, of Walnut Cove,
/ lost store house and contents by fire Sunday
night. 1t was partially insured.
The boys Of Greensboro are following
e H.
ganizing Boys Reel Company.
-Davie Superior Court is in session this
week. There are sixty-six cases on the State
ocket and forty-six on the civil docket
-Hough, the photographer, has an ad
vertisement in this weeks issue that will be
of interest to everybody. Read it carefully.
Mr. J. G. Miller has the contract and is
now at work on 2 large trestle near Union
Grove Chapel on the Roanoke & Southern.
A flock of wild geese were seen Aging
southwark few days ago. This is said to
be sure sign of the near approach of win
ter.
THE gas fixtures at the Centenary NJ. f.
Church got out of order Sunday night, and
the consequence was that no services were
held.
Superintendent Blair says the attend
ance at the Winston Graded School is now
larger than at any time in the history of
the school.
Mr.. Il. Griffith, of Clemmonsvile Da-
wilson county, subscriber to THE SENTI-
hac
Who can beat it?
MIR. F. 7. Baldwin, one of the legal
lights of High Point, ami former resident
of Winston, will leave the place shortly and
seek more genial cline.
A Union Prayer Meeting service will
be held in the Centenary NJ. E. Church to-
night cordial invitation is extended to
all denominations to attend.
-Messrs. R. ]. REYNOLDS & Co. shipped
10000 pounds of manufactured tobacco in
one day last week. "Git thar" is the watch
word Of Winston tobacco.
Sheriff Boyer started out on his first
tax collecting tour for ,SS yesterday. The
county candidates are with him. They
opened ireon the enemy at Clinard's Stand.
His Excellency, Governor Scales was
formally installed into the office of elder OF
First Presbyterian Church, q eensboro, last
Sunday evening, with impressive ceremo-
MES.
Next Sunday, the 14ti., is the worlds
day of prayer for the success Of the temper
ance cause Pastors, all over the world &c
requested to deliver temperance sermon on
that day.
The funeral sermon of the late Yeony
Lineback was preached at Mt. Tabor las
Sunday, by Rev. T. II. Pegram. The de
ceased died in July, and was so odd year
of age.
-Messls Ashcraft s. Owens, druggists
are now CHARTERED in their new store, and
pretty one it is, too. If you have not seer
it yet 1t will pay you to go around and TAKE
peep.
High Point is making preparations 70
one OF the most extensive Field Trials tina
has ever been held. Sportsmen in this sectio
should prepare themselves for the grea
hunt.
Daring the month of September 40
car loads of freight were received at tn
Winston depot, the weight of which was TIE
MILLION POUNDS. How is that for lit
branch road?
The Richmond Photograph, Gallery q
4th Street, formerly known as the Broadws
gallery, has been purchased by Mr.. H.
Linebaclz, artist, of Salem, who will lcondu
the business in the future.
Miss Ada Dodson has accepted Il pos
ton as saleslady in the store of Messl
Vaughn & Pepper. Miss Minnie Ector h;
also accepted the position of cashier wi
Messrs. Rosenbacher Bros.
Our three railroads are booming. Son
rs or 100 hands are now at work on Il
Mocksyille branch road near the city al
don't you forget it. Tell the Davie TIN
man-it will make him happy.
MIR. Phil Paschal, cripple, who is 50
to lie one Of the elevefest men in the coun
received the nomination for the Office
Register of Deeds by the Democratic C,
vention in Rockingham last week.
-Rey T. Fl. Pegram, of this city, clio
successful meeting of several days
jamestown, Guilford county, last we
The conversions were about 70. and Amt
the number was an old gentleman 80 ye
of age
"a colored man named Squire Hairs
was instantly killed on the 4. & S. railro
near Ridgeway, Rockingham county,