The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-02-09

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AS a Campaign Offer
we will send the Senti
mel from now until jan
uary /, 1889, for only
$1.OO-strictly in adj
vance.
The days are growing noticeably Ion
ger.
Sheriff Boyer gives notice to tax delin-
quents in this issue. Read it.
The busy housewife is beginning to
talk gardening to the man Of her choice.
We are glad to say that Miss Clara Ms
sen has almost recovered from her illness.
Next Tuesday is st. Valentines Day.
Comic pictures will doubtless flood the
mails.
AN interesting letter from Danbury is
crowded out this week. 1t will appear in
our next issue.
The East Bend High School has secur-
ed the services of Miss Annie Jones, of Sa-
lem, as music teacher.
houses still boom. Double sales again Tues
day, with big prices for the farmer.
There are It's tobacco factories in the
State, and Winston boasts of having the
largest number of any city or town.
The Supper given by the ladies of the
Baptist Aid Society last Thursday night was
success. $71.34 was the net amount real
lied.
:: The Southern Tobacco Journal, of Dan
vile, Va, has opened a branch Office in
Winston with Mr. Garland E. Webb in
charge.
The Methodists have raised about 81, 800
for their church in West Winston. They
propose to have the building completed by
June LIST.
Brother Foy wants to know what has
become of the Savings Bank? We would
all like to know. Don't let the movement
lag, gentlemen.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain Church will give two oyster suppers
in the Stein building tonight and tomorrow
night. Public invited.
The Winston Fire Company ha. been
presented with a pair of handsome bay
horses by the City Fathers-and the boys
appreciate the gift.
The song of the blue bird has been
heard, and wild geese have been seen flying
northward. Both are signs that indicate
the nearness of spring time.
submitted his estimate Of material, cost of
same, &C., to the Board of Aldermen Of
Raleigh for a sewerage system.
Our friend, Mr.. w. B. Williamson,
has decided not to close his bookstore and
Job Office in Winston. He is also conducting
successful business in Asheville.
-Messrs. r. J. and III. H. Reynolds, of
this city, attended the burial of their sister.
Mrs. A. NJ. Ly brook, whose death occurred
on Monday of last week at her home in Pat
rick county, Va.
Mr.. J. w. Reed, who went to California
last fall doesn't like the climate and speaks
of. moving back to North Carolina. The
climate doesn't agree with Mrs. Reed as we'll
as he hoped it would.
The employees Of Messrs. p. H. and
John w. Hanes made both employers the
recipients of handsome gold headed canes.
The presents were a token Of esteem and
the gentlemen appreciated the gifts.
Mr.. "Jack" Mosely, (brother of our
original Bob,) is having estimates made
for the cree ion of large four story brick
tobacco factory, the lot opposite the fac
tory of Messrs. Hodgin Bros. & Lunn.
We regret to lea. n that Messrs. Ryt-
tenberg Bros. have decided definitely to
leave Winston on or about March LIST. Two
of their statesmen, we are informed, will &C
company Mr.. Ryttenberg to Sumter, s. c.
Mr.. FL. A. Crute has accepted position
with Messrs. Fuller & Durham.
Some thief entered the memories of
Messrs. L. N. Keith and r. T. Stedman in
West Winston last week and helped himself
to some fine plump fowls. One night since
the smoke house of Mr.. A. Ruga, in the
same locality, was entered and all the meat,
the property of a widow lady, was stolen.
Judging from the large amount of to-
bacco being shipped from our depot, one
would readily conclude that our manufact-
urers were finding ready sale for the weed.
We have heard of several manufacturers
who would begin operations shortly in order
to meet the demand of their rapidly grow
ing trade.
Prof. Robt. L. Carmichael arrived in
the city from New York last Saturday and
took charge of the Salem Orchestra as direc-
tor, Mondoy night. Bob thoroughly under
stands his business and when he draws the
bowshe boys can't help from keeping aneye
on him. Success to the Orchestr and its eff
fcient director.
Tom Ketner, boy some IS years Of
age. living lear Muddy Creek, this county,
met with painful accident ono day last
week, while standing near tree which
some men were cutting. The tree in falling
bounced back, striking the boy's leg and
above the knee joint.
Col. J. A Biting has returned from his
Florida trip. He reports his orange grove
as very successful and says that Florida's Wis
itors this year have been almost numberless
The cannon ball train which goes from New
York to JacksenyiIlei in % hours puts Flori-
da's fine climate SO near to the Northern peo-
pie that they go by the thousands.
Last week we were pleased to grasp the
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