The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-22
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The fatted porlzer is being slain.
Xmas just four weeks from next
Tuesday
Just one week distant-Thanks-
giving day.
Sunday Schools will soon look up |
their Xmas trees.
Work upon the Yadlin river has
suspended until spring.
Yesterday morning was the chilliest
we have experienced this fall.
Business generally gets better after
a Presidential election.
The KeInersyilie High School now
numbers So pupils.
The new turn table for the Roam
oke and southern road has arrived.
The time Grssweth ugh for the pub
lie school teacher to treat, trade or
travel.
The newly-elected county officials
will take the oath of office next Mon
day week.
Pay what you owe, then your
neighbor can pay what he owes, and
SO on.
The editor of the Lexington Dis
patch had strawberries for dinner on
election day.
The Moravian Synod is in session
this week. Viii publish proceedings
next week
An apple tree in Yadbin county, 80
years old, bore 80 bushels of apples
this year.
Our neighbor county, Stokes, will
celebrate its 99th birthday on De
cember 22d IS.
Ifyour doctor prescribes quiet and
rest. go and loaf at some store that
don't advertise
The little folks are beginning to
talk about old Santa Claus and what
he viii bring them.
-Remember those line oysters at
A. T. Halls He keeps a first class
saloon for ladies and gentlemen
The dwelling house OF d Mr.. Steph-
ems was destroyed by fire near Pilot
Mountain last week. No insurance. /
The Baptists Of KernersvilIe have
elected Rev \. II. Watson to thepas-
torate of their church at that place. |
It is said that Bro Peatross OF the
Madison Leader viii go to his home
in Stokes county shortly to read
law.
We seldom hear OF a still house
burning, but Frank Williams, of Da-
vie county, lost his in that way few
days ago.
The Salem Home Sunday School
are arranging to give beautiful
eantata some time during the Xmas
holidays.
There is amistake somewhere. No
body has predicted a severe winter,
so we VIII have to run our chances,
taking it as it comes.
Mr. Y. E. Swain and Miss Laura
Crinshaw were united in marriage at
Pennington, Davie county, Monday,
Rev. S. D. Franklin officiating.
Our townsman, Mr. T. W. Parrish,
received a telegram Monday
stating the sudden death of his faith
er at Pelham, n. c., aged - years
Governor Scales Tuesday appoint
ed DR.. II. T. Bahnson, of Salem, a di-
rector of the Western Insane Asylum
at Morganton, vice W. J. Yates, de-
ceased.
The Budget says that Mr.. W. L.
Franklin, of Winston, was in Kern
ersville last week, prospecting. He
contemplates opening a frst-class
Shoe Store in that town.
Democratic editors of the country
will continue to look wise, take tur-
nips on subscription, write editorials
on tariff reform, and issue their pa
pers at the same old stands.
The North Carolina Conference of
the A. NJ. E. Church (colored) is in
session at Greensboro this week,
Bishop j. P. Campbell, presiding
The convention was held in Winston
last year.
Cannot more~fhan 100000 Metho-
dists within the State of North Caro-
lima send more than 100 students to
its chief male institutional Trinity
College-that is better than it ever
was before in all particulars? Trinity
ought to have over 200 students
The SENTINEL inadvertently omit
ted to tender its thanks to Mr.. NV
Craft, of the Cedar Cove Nurseries,
for some delicious pears and apples
last week. They were fine. We say
ssthank you" and our inner man
echoes amen"
Danville, Va, is no doubt all aglow
with enthusiasm this week over her
big tobacco exposition. Winston
Salem are represented former
by several of our tobacconists and
the latter by the Salem band which
was nno.aered TO helm furnish nl1sic