The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1888-11-01
THE PIEDMONT SECTION.
DASHEs HERE AND THERE BY OUR
REPORTER.
What He Sees, Hears and What Other
People Tell Him to Write About
of Local Interest.

People Tell Him to Write About
of Local Interest.
Register Democrats, Register
Buckingham Court next week.
Register Register! REGISTER !
REGISTERll!
The County Commissioners meet
next Monday.
r. B. Glenn, Esq, spoke at Sails
bury Tuesday.
Democrats of Forsyth county;
Don't fail to register!
The political pot will soon cease
chilling" for the present.
Our warehouses have been crowd
ed with tobacco this week
Some farmers in Stokes are feed
ing their hogs tobacco as prevent
ative for cholera.
Evangelist Pearson will hold his
next series of meetings in Lynehburg
and then in Liberty, Va.
Mr.. Frank Harvey, Veterinary
Surgeon, is in town at Messrs. Crutch-
field & McArthur's stable.
Remember those fine oysters at
A. F. Halls. We keep first-class
saloon for ladies and gentlemen
"A meeting of the Teachers Insti
tute Of Stokes county will be held at
Walnut Cove Saturday, Nov. 10th.
Big torch light procession in
Winston next Monday night. Every
Democrat in the county is invited to
take part.
Two freight trains came up over
our branch road Saturday evening
loaded with iron rails for the Wilkes
boro extension.
Mr.. Joseph Blackburn, of Stokes,
has suffered the loss of four fine
mules within the past three months
from ''glanders."
-Messrs H C. Vogler G Son, I'M
sdertakers of Salem, have received
their handsome new hearse which
J, was made to order
Several of the stockholders from
this city attended a meeting of the
stockholders of the R. & S. Co. at
Lynehburg, Va, Tuesday.
Eleven new members were receiv-
ed into the Centenary M. E. Church
Sunday morning-two by letter and
nine by a profession of faith.
"A change in the one column adj
vertisement of the Bee Hive Cash
Store will be found on the 4th page
this week. Peruse il carefully
The Democrats of Kernersville
propose to paint their growing town
red Saturday night with torch light
procession and public speaking.
The Southern Tobacco Journal
advises farmers to hold their tobacco
until after New Year, as it thinks
that prices will rule higher then.
Superior Court for Stokes county
opens at Danbury Monday, Nov. 10.
-one weeks term. The SENTINEL's
representative will be in attendance.
For some unknown reason g. S.
Bradshaw, ESQ.,, who was announced
to speak in Winston last Saturday
night, did not arrive, henceno speak
ing.
Five hundred negroes are organ
lied into secret clubs in Davie county,
and it will require work on the part
of the Democrats to win, says the
Times.
-Hurrah for the Mocksville branch
road Tent poles, together with
more than one hundred convicts
have arrived and work will be COM
menced at once.
Mrs. Wells, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, Who is in the city attending
the W. CT. u Convention, will speak
in Browns Opera House tonight.
Public invited.
The Leader says that the Roam
oke & Southern surveying corps have
moved their tents from Madison to
Stonevi2le, and are now surveying
and locating in that direstion.
The cold mans excursion" from
Mt. Airy to Bennettsville, s. c., was
an enjoyable trip and every old man
in the crowd appreciated highly the
free ride rendered them by the G.
Fly. V.Co.
"A man whose 21st birthday falls
on the 18th of November is legally
entitled to vote on the 9Th The law
recognizes no fraction of a day, and
the man is 21 on the morning pre-
ceeding his birthday.
The window frames which had
been placed in position for the new
Presbyterian church edifce have been
taken down. Work upon the build
ing has been closed and will not be
resumed until spring.
"A grand Democratic rally at Lex.
ington tomorrow, Friday. Old Da
wilson is ablaze with enthusiasm
and her people propose to let thei1
lights shine tomorrow. W. B. Glenn
Esq, is one of the speakers that vii
attend
The Democrats of Forsyth pro
pose to have a grand rally in Wins