The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-10-11
SENTINEL POsr SCRIPTS.


Yellow Jack has nearly run his
course in Florida.
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President and Mrs. Cleveland are
to attend the Virginia Exposition
October oath.
Tomorrow is "University Day"
at Chapel Hill, and DR.. William b.
Phillips will deliver an address,
giving an account of the erection OF
the monument of DR.. Elisha Mitch
ell on the lofty summit which bears
his name.
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Can't Winston have another cot
ton factory or two? Charlotte has
built three and Durham is going to
build two. Winston has never lag
ged behind yet and can't afford to
now. Will the Chamber of Com
merce investigate the matter?
Among the contributions acknowl-
edged by the Democratic National
Campaign Committee is one of $40.
from Salem, n. c. Wouldn't it do
more good if spent for copies of
The SENTINEL to be sent through
this county and district? We think
so.
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White men, when negroes are
elected officers of Republican Clubs
and Republican leaders draw the
color line by printing "Colored
men to the Front !" on hand bills
calling a Republican meeting, las
was done in Winston) isn't it about
time you were voting the white
mans ticket?
Voters of Forsyth county, isn't
Mr.. Rom Cox a good officer? Isn't
he an honest man, a Woodworking
farmer and an affable gentleman =?
You are bound to admit that he is
all these. Why then, should any
man vote against him for "whip-
per snapper" simply because it
wants an office?
We see it stated that Winston has twenty
two plug and twist factories in active opera
ton, employing four thousand hands, which
will WORK ten million pounds this year. Does
this look like "greatly diminished trade ?''-
WILSON Aduance.
Not much brother. Winston's
tobacco trade is increasing by great
jumps every year. Our town too
is progressing rapidly and when our
three railroads are finished we'll in
vite you up here to look at CITY.
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The Hendersonville Times, an
independent paper, has sold four
columns to the Democratic party
and four columns to the Republican
party from now until after the cleo
ton, and each department has an
editor, whose business it is to grind
out the beauties of their respective
sides. The Times still has on hand
four more columns and The SENTI-
MEL hears that Brer Walker is bid
ding on 'em.
Doekery is now slandering
Judge Fowle in connection with the
special tax bonds. The Greensboro
North State and other Republican
papers have had the honesty to say
that Judge Fowle is blameless in
the matter. Dockery never said
one word about it while Fowle was
with him, but now he is slandering
Judge Fowle behind his back
Such shameless villainy and coward
ice deserves the contempt of all
honest men,
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''The Quick or the Dead" has
been dramatized and put on the
the stage. The Herald, speaking Of
the performance says: "Miss Es-
tella Clayton appeared in a psyche
logical study in five costumes last
evening at the Fifth Avenue Thea
tire. The Study was taken from
that popular story of passion and os-
cuiation known to the readers oil
light literature as The Quick OIL
the Dead?' To favor its presenta-
ton as dramatic production it is
divided into four acts, or lengths
which were dragged through il
three and half hours"