The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-08-29
HOHR AND HEIGHB0RHOOD NEWS.

DR.. ROndt.laier Is expected nome
within Il week.
Prof. Geo II Raper is quite sick
ut the Hospital
Miss Berger, of Danville. Va, is
visiting Mrs o. c. Smith
Miss Minnie Williamson returned
to- Reidsyilie lass Friday.
Mrs. Rondthnler and Miss Alice
have returned from the North.
Paving our streets has begun on
south side of courthouse square.
Prof Ludlow came up from Raj
eigh to spend Sunday in Winston.
Miss Louise Hunt, of Lexington,
is visiting Miss Fannie Williamson.
Forsyth county will give $500 in
special premiums ut the next State
Fair.
There was IL pleasant little dance
in the t. c. Clubrooms last Thursday
night.
-Delrh and Chinquepin are the
names Oftwo new pOstOffices in Stokes
county
Prof Pegram, of Trinity College
remembered THE SENTINEL by call
last week
Sick and nervous headaches cured
by the use ofCascarine. Try it. Price
soc and 81.
-Messrs. Jno. Griffith and Chas
Ogburn have returned from business
trips to the South.
We regret to hear of the death of
the fltfer of Mr. g. W Maslin. Supt
of the 4. K s r. II.
Prof. L. B. Edwards returned to
Winston Saturday to take his place
in the Graded School.
The most reliable OF all liver reg
ulators is C,.scarine. 1t acts prompt
ly and pleasantly. Price soc and 81.
Bro. Webster, the genial and able
editor of the Reidsville Weekly, gave
THE SENTINEL a pleasant call last
week.
-Messrs. Frank and Robert Pat
terson of Philadelphia visited their
sister. Mrs. Lindsay Patterson, last
week.
Headache speedily cured by the
use of Cascarine. 1t regulates the
stomach and cures Indigestion. Price
soc and 81
Rev. Mr.. Robinson, formally pas
tor of Burkhead NJ. Z. Church, but
now stationed at Plymouth, is spend
| ing a few days in Winston.
Prof. Jno. J Blair came over
/ from High Point to attend the fruit
| fair and told US that Prof w A. Blair
is expected home this week.
Mr. W. l.. Mitchell has been APP
pointed freight agent of the Roanoke
and Southern railroad iii this city,
vice Mr.. Hollowell resigned.
The EIm-street Sunday School
class of Mr.. Thos. Spach, presented
him with gold-headed cane, the oc-
casion being his 10th birthday.
The Salem Female Academy opens
to-day at 3:30p. m. The attendance
is very fiattering. Mr.. Clewell is well
! enough TIC perform his usual duties
The Moravian church pulpit was
occupied last Sunday night by DR..
Moore, the accomplished professor of
Hebrew in Hampden Sydney College,
Va.
Mr.. David Jones, the Danville
tailor, is at the Hotel Fountain with
an elegant line of samples and wuold
be glad to see his friends and custom
ers.
Miss Phoebe Rominger has been
appointed clerk to. the Register OF
Deeds of this county, to succeed A. L..
Holton who has removed to Green's
boro.
News comes of a murder at Low
Gap, Surry county,. on Tuesday of
. last week Bill Doss and q man
named Perdue, both white, gambled
and quarreled and Doss shot Perdue
through the head, killing him instant
ly.
Rev. Jarvis Buxton, for 40 years
rector of Trinity Episcopal Church,
Asheville, has resigned his charge and
his congregation, in token oftheir es-
TEEN, has decided to continue his sal
airy. He is father of our townsman,
j. C. Buxton Esq.
line ncker crap IN DAVE is
good: The Times says: New brandy
is almost as plentiful as water. There
is a still house on almost every
branch In the county. This accounts
for the many headaches that you
hear of these days.
We received very pleasant call
on Tuesday from Mr. W. #. Tinsley
bu siness manager of the Durham
| Globe. He resigned as manager OF
the Richmond, Va, Times to come to
. North Carolina We welcome him
and wish him and the Globe every
success.
Prof NJ. L. John, Of John Sta
tiOn, n G., has been elected principal
of the Mocksville Academy. Mr.
John is a schoolmate of the editor
and we most heartily commend hin
to the Mocksville people. He il on
of the most honorable and gifted
young men in the State