The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-11-21
Miss Bette Shepherd hasreturncl
from q visit to Mt. Airy.

spent saturday In WINSTON.
Miss Hattie Mabry of Chicago is
visiting at Rev H. A. Browns.
DR.. Horton is in Wilkesboro, cal
led there by sickness in his family.
Mr.. E. A. Oldham will open a
News Bureau in Washington ID. c.
DO you want good Tarheel road
cart cheap? Apply to THE SENTINEL.
Ten men were sentenced to jail by
Judge Gilmer at Stokes court last
week.
Attention is called to Raymond
{ Powelfs advertisement on this
page.
Mr. Richard Smith, of Quaker Gap
Stokes county, died Friday night of
/ last week, aged 81 years.
| The most reliable of all liver reg
ulators is Cascarine. 1t acts prompt
v and pleasantly. Price soc and 81.
! Greensboro is to have big spin
ming mill, erected by local syndi-
cate. The machinery has been pur-
chased.
The News is pushing for Surry
county Fair next year. Winston
wishes it's Surry neighbors big sue
cess.
| Walnut Cove is improving. The
| Walnut Cove Lumber Co has con-
tracts in hand for erecting eight
buildings.
| DR.. E. F. Hollingworth and fami-
ly left Mt. Airy for Texas last week.
They were accompanied by Miss
Mary Biting.
Mr.. Frank Lindsay, brother of
Mr. J. H. Lindsay, who was formerly
| editor of the Kernersville News, is
now one of THE SENTINEL s fast type
stickers.
1.-THE result Of a wise conclusion"
| is when rheumatics rub with Stone
breakers Liniment. 1t cures rheu-
matism and all pain. Price % cents
everywhere.
Two hundred white and three
hundred colored emigrants passed
through Greensboro last week, bound
for Kansas. They came from the
eastern counties of n. c.
THE SENTINEL hears the address
of Dr. E. Rondthaler, at Guilford Col
lege last Friday night, spoken ofin
the most complimentary terms. 1t
| was made to the students. His sub
ject was "a Short Journey in Greece"
On Thursday next, Thanksgiving
day, one of WInston's most popular
young men will lead to Hyman's al
tar one of the city's loveliest daugh-
tiers. We cannot give names vet, but
it is fact.
Did our citizens feel a heavy shock
last Friday noon? If SO, it was
caused by Mr.. Walter Leak, traveller
for Baily Brothers, who landed in the
city about that hour, and will be
here till Monday.
Married, at the residence Of the
bride, in Bellows Creek township, on
the evening of Nov. 14th, Mr.. Samuel
A. Crowder, of Guilfcrd county, to
Mrs. Augusta Fare, Esquire Fewel
Fulton officiating.
"A dispatch from Salisbury to the
Richmond Dispatch, says $15O,OOO
worth of gold has been taken of the
rich mine recently found in Montgom-
cry county, although there hasn't
been $50 worth of work done on it.
John C. Turner, Esq, county
treasurer of Iredell county, was mar
ried on October 31st, at the brides
residence, in Davie county, to Miss
Mary S. Griffith, daughter of Mrs.
Dovey Griffith. Rev. w. j. Fulford
performed the ceremony.
pood not 70 oontrod;ot
Nor to confuse;
But, like your neighbor,
| Always use
for coughs, colds and lung troubles
Stonebraker's Cough Syrup. 1t is
the best, and sells for 25 cents.
Capt. j. E. Gilmer, one of Win
stons largest wholesale merchants,
will soon begin the erection of
mammoth brick store opposite Ho-
tel Fountain. 1t will be three stories
high, forty-fve feet front and two
hundred feet deep.
We have been shown two apples
which are a part of the third crop
borne this year by tree in the yard
of Mrs. Duggins on Main street. The
Chatham Record, will please make a
note of this, and lay itself out to
beat it.
The grand jury of Rockingham
county found true bill against Mrs.
Cora Scales Morris for the murder of
her husband in Reidsville. The case
will be tried at the January term of
court. In the meantime Mrs Morris
is not in Jail, but is at her home
guarded by a deputy sheriff.
Mr.. 1. w. Durham came up from
Charlotte Friday night in answer to
telegram summOning him to the
bedside of his wife's brother, Mr..
Frank Webb. Mr.. Webb died Friday
night, aged "a. He was once prin-
ter in The SENTINEL office but later
was q painter. His remains were in
tered Monday.
George Staples, the negro brake
man on the r & s train, whose feet
were SO badly mashed while he was
trying to uncOuple some cars on the
C. f. & Y. V. R. R. at Walnut Cove
last week, is improving. His limbs
were amputated by Drs. Jones an6
Fulp of Walnut Cove; Hill, of Ger
manton, and Montague, of Winston
-Several.wadons, loaded with to
bacco &c were seen on our streets
last week that came from Carol
county Va, about 100 miles away
They made the trip in days. Sucl
wagons are no unusual sight on oul
streets as many tobacco growers il
Patrick and Carroll counties sci