The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-09-12
HOHE AND NbIGHl0RH00D NEWS

MIR. W. L carter has returned
from Virginia
Col. Jas. T. Boydwas in Winston
Tuesday
Policeman Perry has been i'll but
* out again.
r H. Fries ESQ has returned
from thu North.
Prof j. l. Ludlow spent Satur-
dav and Sunday i'll town.
county Superintendent \. |. But
ncr was III Winston Monday.
MIR. Chas. BaElnson, of Farming
ton. was in Winston Tuesday.
Mrs. Barber and children have
returned from Il visit to relatives.
Mr.. Watt Martin is expected
home the latter part of this month.
-Nlessrs. W B. Glenn and c. b..
Watson attended Lexington court
last week.
Mr.. Flake Carleton came prom
Charlotte to see last Thursday $
game
Mr.. JOS. Fischesser has sold his
bar-room to Sheriff Bailey, of Davle
county.
Sick and nervous headaches cured
by the Use ofCascarine. Try it. Price
soc and 81.
Mr.. O. f. Grubbs succeeds Mr..
Finch as keeper of Forsyth 5 county
poor house.
Miss Bessie Locke accompanied
Mr.. ID. ID. Schouler to northern mar
kets Monday.
Henry r. Starbuck, Esq, has re-
turned from his summer outing ut
Blowing Rock.
Mrs. Lille Borum left yesterday
for II visit to Mrs. r. :. Daniels at
Panther Creek.
Many patients are glad to well
come DR. H. v Horton back from q
trip to Wilkes.
Newspapers for wrapping and to
90 under carpets at % cents per hun
>dred ut this office.
Miss Miner. who visited Mrs.
PAYNE, returned to her home near
Danvilie. Va. Tuesday
-Messrs. Henry Motley, of Reds
vile. and Welsh Clark, of Danville,
spent last Thursday in Winston.
The SENTINEL. was glad to see
brother L. W. Faucette, of the Milton
advertiser, in Winston yesterday
The most reliable of all liver reg
ulators>is Cascarine 1t acts prompt
" and pleasantly. Price soc and 81.
Our paving goes bra vely on. We
will soon have streets around the
courthouse that will last for decades.
-Cascarine is the greaest of all
remedies for the children. Prompt,
pleasant. harmless Price soc and 81
Hugh r. Scott, Esq, one of Rock
inghams leading attorneys, was
in Winston attending to legal bust
ness yesterday.
Headache speedily cured by the
use of Cascarine. 1t regulates the
stomach and cures Indigestion Price
SOC and 81.
Prof Belezza, of Washington, d.
c., opened Il dancing school in the
ballroom of the Twin-C City Club Mon
day afternoon.
A crown will not cure headache,
nor ii golden slipper the govt, but
bottle of Stonebraker' Liniment will
and every store sells it.
Piedmont Springs hotel was
closed Monday. Mr.. Benbow and
Mr.. Brown passed through to Green's
bOro Monday evening.
Miss Pattie Mann, Winston's ac-
complished lady artist, returned from
Greensboro Tuesday and opens her
studio for pupils to-day.
To-day Thursday the Metho-
dist Protestant Sunday School will
run an excursion to Dennis, on the
Roanoke & Southern road.
Will Watkins, colored, was up
before Squire. Grogan on Tuesday
charged with stealing $55 from Sam
Pringle He was bound over.
The Hornet says that there is a
man in Stokes county SO tall that
when he rides his little mule he has to
wear the spur on the calf of his leg.
The Daily takes unto itself the
sole credit of inducing Mr.. E. Ray
mond, of Oneonta, n. Y. to settle in
Winston. The fart is that Mr. Ray,
mond is subscriber to The SENTI-
MEL as well, and we wrote Mr. Ray
mond a long letter, descriptive of
Winston's advantages and sent him
all the literature about our towns
Obtainable-
Rev j. Frank Jones, of Green's
boro, who is a son of DR.. T. NJ Jones.
graduated at Trinity College last
session and intended this fall to enter
Vanderbilt University for a special
course n theology. Some days ago
he received notice from DR.. Tillet,
dean of the theological department
of that institution, that upon the
recommendation of the faculty at
Trinity he had been awarded one of
the 800 scholarships.