The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-06-20
HOME AND NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

Smoke Leopold's Cigars!
The negroes excurt to Greensboro
NJ onday.
A scrub game of ball will be play
ed this afternoon.
L C. Huffines has been appointed
postmaster at Oak Ridge.
Miss Clara Nissen is visiting Miss
Sallie Jones, of High Point.
Miss Florence Slater, of Raleigh,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ada Masten.
W. Spainhour has been elected
policeman by the Salem commissi on
erS.
Miss Mollie Watkins is visiting in
High Point, the guest of Miss Sallie
Wiles.
The name OF New Garden post-of-
flee has been changed to Guilford
College.
Rev. W. Ii. Bobbitt, p. E., is on a
visit to Mrs. H. c. Ashcraft, his
daughter.
Mrs. r. ID. Moseley has her moth
er, Mrs. F. g. Moseley, of Danville, as
her guest.
Mrs. Jno. A. Dodson, of Chester,
SC, is on a visit to Mrs n J. Terry,
her sister.
One of the "crying necessities of
the hour" is dog-license system for
this town.
-Thirty-one deeds have been reg
astered so far this month and II
mortgages.
Mr. Charles Berger. a brea d VEN
der, died last week at his home in
North Winston.
Mrs. and Miss Rondthaler have
gone North on n visit and will be alb
sent all summer.
The festive city hog now raiseth
again the ire of We long suffering and
perspiring citizen.
-Messrs g. W. Hinshaw and j. c.
Buxton left Monday for Roanoke, on
railroad business.
The Moravian Sunday School pic
nic at Dennis, new station on the
r. 4 S. road, to-day.
Mr.. w. y. Coley, editor of The
Davie Times, gave THE SENTINEL a
pleasant call on Tuesday.
Miss Grace Vogler, of Maine, who
has been visiting Miss NJ. A. Vogler, of
Salem, has returned home.
The street hands have begun work
paving 3rd street, adjoining court
house square. Thank goodness!
Prof. W. A. F1ynt, who conducts
the Dalton schOol-one of the best
gave US pleasant call last week.
A horse thief was captured about
miles from Winston Tuesday by
policeman Weatherly, of Greensboro.
Lets make the State fruit fair, to
he hel d in Winston this summer, a
great success-let's make it bear
fruit.
-fhe deadly MAY apple" has put
in it's appearance at last and physl-
,cians report consequent increase of
practice
-Yancy Riddle, of Surry county,
game near shuffiing off this mortal
coil recently by means of an UNLOAD
ed pistol.
A lad named Charles White last
week contributed two fingers to the
voracious jaws of a Red Elephant
bOx-machine.
Mr.. J. J. Mitchell, of Richmond,
Va, and Miss Lula Sharp, of Winston,
were married Tuesday, Rev. HI. A.
Brown, officiating.
Our clever friend, Mr.. Garland
Webb, has been appointed quarter
master of the Bird Regiment with the
commission of captain.
Professors A. w. Long and ]. H.
Marshall, of Wofford College, reached
Winston last night. They will spend
several days in our city, visiting.
MIR. S. E. Hough, our popular
photographer, will close his establish
.ment for a few weeks, about July LIST,
while he visits friends in the North.
MIR. John Clendenin, of Green's
boro, has been added to the typo
graphical force of The SENTINEL.
John is a good printer and a clever
young man.
Brown, Rogers & Co. have just re-
ceived a car load of Dynamite and are
prepared to furnish railroad contrac-
tors with Caps, Fuse and also Du Points
Blasting Powder.
Too many worthless cur dogs in
Winston. Require owners Of dogs to
pay municipal tax on them. Such
an ordinance will mean death to the
worthless CANNES.
Died, at the residence of Mr.. A. j
Collins, near Big Creek, N. c., on the
10th inst, Mary E. Beasley, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Beasley, of Mt. Airy, N. C.
Work on the new Presbyterian
church progresses rapidly. With one
of the prettiest churches and best of
preachers in the State, we wish our
Presbyterian friends all manner of
success.
Our friend, Mr.. j. G. II. Mitchell,
of Stokes county, gave The SENTINEL
a pleasant call w ednesday- Heis al
ways welcome in our sanctum. Dur
ing the last campaign the success of
the Democratic ticket in Stokes c0un-
ty was largely due to his popularity
and hard work.