The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-12-13
FORSYTH COUNTY TOPICS
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Mr. G. W. Hunt, Oh hefuefSElie,
has bought the Burlington News.
-SIessrs. ?. H. Hanee & Co., of
this city. have secured a trade mark
en- their plug and twisttobaccosa .
The San Francisco minstrel
troube viii play in the Opera House
here tonight. Go and hear Them :
Drop your spare change in the
Savings Bank. You'll be surprised
to ind hosv much you can save in a
year.
Little Edward L., son of MIR. and
Mis-. Edward L. Lockett, died last
Thursday, aged Z years and 10
months
NEARLY al OF Winston's tobacco
dfuu.nlers are at home. for few sales
can be made to jobbers until after
January
Rev. H. o. Lacey preached a SER
mon to til. tiremen of Ninston-Sa-
lem. at st. Pauls Episcopal church
last Sunday morning.
MIR. " l.. Franklin the energetlc
manager OF the New York Bargain
House. this city, has opened rack
ct store in Kernersville-
The Greensboro people are be-
ginning already to make arrange
nents Tor Evangelist Pearson
meetings there in February
-t)ue thousand four hundred and
ninty-live IS the number OF boxes OF
manufactured tobacco shipped from
Winston on Monday. How is that
for one day?
pastor Brown will deliver his an
nual sermon to the F Forsyth Rifilemen
at the Baptist church next Sunday
morning. The Company will attend
the service in body.
Mr.. Chas Ogburn, one of Win
s5on's most enterprising drummers,
lla4 returned from a southern "trip.
il took in the Augusta Exposition
and says it is excellent
a penny saved is penny made
Don't smoke so many cigars and
eat oysters but put your change in
the Savings Bank. A bank account
is a JOY forever.
MIR. and Mrs T. H. Pegram, Jr.,
Will soon residents of Winston
again. They have been residing in
Greensboro for the past year. Win
ston gladly welcomes their return.
between sixty and seventy new
members have been added to the
membership of the Baptist church
during the past year. So stated
pastor Brown last Sunday morning.
The marriage of Mr.. John L.
Casper to Miss Annie Nading took
place at the residence of the brides
parents, on Liberty street, at
O'Clock lasf Thursday evening, Rev:
". E. Swain officiating.
There are hundreds of dollars
here ard there in Winston, which, if
put in thu Savings Bank, would ag-
gregate a large sum and could be
borrowed by parties who could use
it in establishing new industries.
Mr.. Joseph Masten has been APP
pointed jailor by Sheriff league and
took charge Tuesdav morning. tits
no new business with Mr.. Masten as
he served in the same capacity for
several years under Sheriff Fogle. =
Steps are being taken by the mu-
+ = loving citizens of Greensboro to
organize Choral and Musical Assoc
citation in thatcity. Winston-Salem
have an abundance of talent and a
similar organization might be easily
perfected here.
"A number of our citizens went
out to the stockade on the Mocks-
vile branch road Sunday evening to
hear Rev H. A Brown, of the Bap-
fist Church, deliver wordsNof advice
to the eonvicts, His sermon, like
upon all other occasions, was sound
and logical 2 :. ~
Rev. H.A Browns 11th ami
versary sermon last Sunday morn
ing was both appropriate to the oc-
casion and timely. At the close of
his remarks, he read out the names
of the members that had died during
his eleven years as pastor. There
were only 20 in numbers females
and two males.
Many people of cur community
were panied to hear of the death of
Mrs. Mary Hege, which occurred in
Winston last Sunday night. She was
sixty-dye years old and for forty
two years had been member of the
Baptist church. Her remains were
taken TO Rockingham county for in
terInent She was a kind, good wo-
man and leaves many friends to
mourn her loss.
Capt. Lee Nelson and his son, De-
Witt, OF Stokes county, were each
bitten By mad dog a Few days ago
They went to Greensboro last week
where they applied mad stone
which they had sent there from Char.
lotte The gentlemen could have Sc
cured a stone much nearer as Mr.
Nm AIedearis, of Forsyth, has one
that has proven effectuaI on. several
occasions.
a Mutual Protective Rent Asso