The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-06-14
Personal NEWS AND GOSSIP.

giate trining and has no diploma save
the certificate of a grammar school.
PERSONAL NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Gen. Sheridan's end is believed to
be near. His mother is dying at Som
erset, Ohio.
Dogs are not allowed to pick their
company. That is why you often see
a $75 dog out walking with a fifteen
cent man.
DR. Worth, ex-State Treasurer, who
is IS years of age, has so far recovered
from his recent critical illness, as to
be able to walk about.
The comforting Of LII. D. on Mr..
L. B. Kingsbury, the schqlaulls editor
of the Wilmington Star, & sfhe Uni
versity was graceful and we'll de-
served compliment.
Mr.. G. F. King, formerly editor of
the Greensboro Craftsman, a Knight
of Labor paper, has recognized the
fact that the Democratic party is the
laboring mans party and is editing
Democratic paper in Danville, Va.
w. J. Palmer Esq, formerly of
Milton, died at the insane Asylum at
Morganton on the 3rd inst He was
talented man, graduate of Wake
Forest and received the degree of
p HI. d. from Columbia College,
D. G..
Mr.. j. G. Pritchard, Republican
candidate for Liuet. Governor is out
in g. card in the Ne,cs and Observer
denying the charge of killing old man
Snyder and supporting his denial by
cards from Judge Avery and others.
"Let justice be done him though the
heavens fall"
The U. S. Steamship, Constitution,
sailed from Annapolis Tuesday, bound
for Gibraltar. Four North Carolina
boys were on board Cadets Thos. l..
jenkins, Of WILLIAMSBURG R. w.
Flowers, of Wilkesboro; George NAL
lison, of Washington, and R. L. Fur
guson, of Asheville.
Hear the Kernersville Ne,os: "There
is strong feeling that has gone out
from the recent convention, favorable
to making Hon. Chas. NJ. Stedman
the next U. S. Senator from this State
He has great many friends in this
county who would hail his promotion
to any position with delight"
1t is hobby electoral ticket, too.
What Waddell and Strudwick will
not tell about Radicalism between
now and Novem Der will not be worth
hearing. They are among the very
best campaigners in the State Strud-
wick is Of all others the man to have
matched against Boyd He was u
ku Klux himself.
Miss Rose-Cleveland- Thurman
-Fowle Holt Democrat ar
rived at the home CT cur excellent
fellow. citizen, William Holt, ESQ, in
the First Ward this morning at 8
o'clock. May the little enc with the
| glorious array of names long remain
in our midst, to gladden. the hearts of
the fond parents and emulate the
many graces and virtues of those il
lustrious persons for W HON she is call
ed Charlotte Observer.
Secretary Whitney and Attorney
General Garland both say they will
resign at the end of the present Presi-
Dental term, Mr.. Whitney ON ac-
count OF his health, which he has new
er recovered since his illness last
autumn and Mr.. Garland because
he is tired of public life and its bur-
dens and wishes to retire to his farm
i'll WesteIn Arkansas, called Hominy
Hill, there to spend the remainder OF
his honored life ia the quiet and Sc
renity Of his family circle.
Col. Holt, future Lieut.. Governor
of North Carolina, was here for a
short time this morning, and was greet
ed with heartiness and enthusiasm by
his many friends. He had been to
his farms in Cabarrus- after
his Scraps" cutting his wheat, ETC.
and his collar was wilted down end
there was hayseed in his hair Blu.
the gallant gentlemen was as vigorous
and CHEEKY as ever, and as ready fol
the political field, with its harvest of
faithful votes as for that of the "bear
ded grain"
Talk about beating the peoples and
the farmers candidate. Go, cut your
eye teeth = Greensboro Patriot
Rumors derogatory to the charactel
of Rev. J. B. Bobbiit, OF Raleig h
have for some time been afoat I'll,
has now been suspended from al
connection with the conference or tn,
work of the church until conference
There were several charges preferred
against him and a majority Of then
were sustained by the committe to in
vestigate his case He will be regu
larly tried. under the rules of tn
Methodist church at the next annua
Conference. The SENTINEL doesn'
know what the trouble is, but deepl
regrets the departure of DIR. Bobbit
from the path of rectitude. Later
DIR. Is. writes tc the Durham Tobacco
Plant that the investigation was aske
for by himself and asked the publ
to suspend Judgment until the cas-
can be fairly and fully explained.
Wonderful Cures.