The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-09-26
HOME AND NIICHBORHO0D NEWS.

Prof Rufus Fl. Smith died III
Madison last week.
Judge Wilson and family have re
turned from Danbury.
There was IL very pleasant dance
i'm the club-room last week.
Mr.. W. p. Hill and family spent
last Sunday in Germanton
Nearly three hundred brandy DIS
tilleries are running III Wilkes.
The tine has come Tor the wi tie
plug hat to 90 into retirement.
The lumber for the Episcopal
church has arrived at Germanton.
The Centenary NJ f. Sunday
School will enjoy picnic Saturday
Sick and nervous headaches cured
by the use ofCasca1 ine. Try 1t. Price
soc and 81.
Mr.. w. b. Pollard has returned
from Hot Springs, entirely recovered
from rheumatism.
Prof. Chas. d. McIver Is holding
the Rockingham teachers institute
at Wentworth this week
DR.. j. g. Ector is absent from the
city, having been called to treat a
patient in Randolph county
remedies for the children Prompt,
pleasant, harmless Price soc and 81
Mr. Carey Wood, of Atlanta, who
sells tobacco for Messrs W W
Wood & Co., of Winston, was here
this week.
-Messrs Jackson Guthrie and
Jack Hill, of Stokes county. lost to-
baeco barns by fire during the last
week
Over 60 shares have been taken
in the Home Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION. Let the good work move
on, gentlemen.
Constipation is positively cured
by the use of Cascarine. 1t regulates
the liver and tones up the whole sys-
tenn Price soc and 81
Col A. b. Andrews came up in
his private car Monday, to look after
his railway interests here. Col. W.
L. Saunders, Secretary OF State,
came with him for pleasure
A few doses of Cascarine will re-
move the dull, heavy feeling caused
by deranged condition of the stom-
ach or an inactive liver Price zoe
and 81.
The new pipe organ for the Cen
tenary M. E. church has arrived aud
is in place. 1t will furnish music at
the services next Sudday. 1t cost
$500 and is Il magnificent instru-
ment.
Rev. Louis L. Williams viii leave
next Monday for his new charge at
Elizabeth City. He is most esti-
mable Christian gentleman and many
friends will regret to see him leave
Winston
Our manufacturers tell THE Sen
TINEL that all grades of tobacco are
selling higher than has ever been
known on the Winston market. The
crop is curing very bright but is light
in weight.
Rev w. P Williams, State or
ganizer of the K of H.. who is
brother-in-law of DIR. V. o Thomp-
son, filled the pulpit of Centenary
church last Sunday night, and deliY-
cred a very impressive sermon.
Mr.. c. A. Phillips was in THE
SENTINEL office yesterday, and told
us that he sold 30 pounds of to-
bacco at an average of over $4,000
per hundred. The highest brought
$500. He sold at Piedmont ware
house.
The Greensboro Cotton Mills
started off by electing- the following
officers: President, L. c. Worth;
Vice-President, J. W. Fry; Secretary
and Treasurer, HI. J. Elam. A com
mittee on site was appointed, also
one on the purchase of machinery
Hon. F. NJ. Simmons, ex-Con-
gresham, and Mr.. J. A. Bryan, of
New Berne, were in Winston yester-
day. They are interested in the coal
mines at Walnut Cove and made an
examination of them last week.
Work on the mines is soon to begin.
The figure has come to stay
with every man and woman now liv-
ing. No document can be dated
without it. 1t now stands 1889,
next year it will be third figure for
ten years, when it will move up to
1900 and then hold its own for 100
years.
Prof Hendren, recently of High
Point, has been selected professor in
the Graded School, to succeed the
late Professor Raper. Mr. Hendren
is a native of Wilkes county, and
graduated with high honors at Wake
Forest College. We are glad to have
him in Winston.
The September number of the
Salem academy contains two very
interesting letters of travel. One is
from the pen of Miss Lehman, who
is one of the most polished and gift
ed writer's in the South, on Scotland,
England and France The other is
from DR.. Rondthaler, on Experiences
in the Mediterranean.