The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-02-14
HOME AND NEIGaBORHOOD NEWS.
Saint Valentines day!


E-The Treasurer of Forsyth county
paid out $716.55 for the month of
January.
of course that is one of Leopold's
cigars, said she; no other could smell
SO fragrant.
-Ka W. C. T. .. supper given last
Thursday and Friday evenings net
ted about $50.
MIR. John F. Bodenhamer, of Ker-
nersville, has been appointed store
keeper and gauger.
Died, in Salem, on the 7th inst,
of paralysis, Miss Helen Meller, in
the 43rd year of her age.
Miss Peacock, who has been visit-
ing Miss Baldwin, left last night
for her home in Georgia.
This is the day when Post-office
clerks and mail carriers are supposed
to do an extra amount of "cussing."
-Messrs. P. H. Hanes & Co. are go
ing to build another factory, oppo-
site their present mammoth struct-
ure.
Geo. w. Sparger, Esq, one of
Surry county's most prominent
young men, was in the city last Fri
day.
Jennings, little son of Mr.. G. l.
Walker, fell from the porch Of his
fathers residence last Saturday and
broke his leg.
Mr. Sam. Patterson, the efficient
Superintendent of the Concord cot
ton mills, came home on visit Sat-
urday night.
"A concert will be given by the
graded school children next Thurs
day night, under the supervision of
Prof. Bedee.
Judge Phillips will open Yadkin
Superior Court next Monday. The
SENTINEL will have 4, representative
there. Look out for him.
Mr.. Frank F. Patterson, now Reg
lister of the land office at Lewiston,
Idaho, came home to visit his family
and many friends last week.
Mr.. W. X. Coley, editor of the
Davie Times, was in Winston this
week. We are glad to know that he
is doing well with his paper.
Married, in this city, on the 9Th
inst, Mr.. Jos. w. McCurry, of Cam
den, S. c., to Mrs. NJ. C. McCanless,
Rev. 81. A. Brown officiating.
"A ''high tea" at the residence Of
Mr.. R. D. Brown was a pleasant So
cial event last week. Many friends
were present to enjoy the evening.
Edward Clinard, of Winston,
while at Pilot Mountain few days
ago, accidentally shot himself in the
thigh with pistol. Wound not seri-
GUS.
The 5Oth anniversary of the Sa-
lem agency of the American Bible So
ciety was celebrated by appropriate
exercises in the Moravian church last
Monday.
Several of our tobacco factories
are already in full blast. 1t will not
he long before they will have to work
all the year, SO great is the demand
dor Winston's plug.
Ladies night at the Club last
week was a success, many of the
young ladies making the rooms bright
by their presence. An impromptu
dance was given from to II O'Clock.
JUST look at the new ads in The
SENTINEL this week and last. Bust
ness men know where they get the
most for their money, consequently
The SENTINELs columns are in de-
mand
Among the visitors to Winston
this week are: Messrs. Thos. Settle
and III. r. Scott, of Reidsville; Messrs.
Levi Scott, w. S. Ball and 1T. More
head, of Greensboro, and Mr.. Alex.
Ellington, of Yadkin.
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Read our "Neighborhood Notes.
they are good. The SENTINEL will
soon have the best system of agents
and correspondents ever known in
North Carolina and that means q
better paper and more subscribers.
Mr.. L. V. Alspaugh, who has been
travelling for hardware house in
st. Louis for several years, has re
turned to his home, near Winston, tl
remain for while. We were glad to
see him in The SENTINEL Office Mon
day.
We will feel sorry for the Water
bury Watch Co. when it begins t<
sswind up'' its business. We are led
to make this feeling announcement
by observing The SENTINEL DEVIL
daily struggles with his Waterbur,
thermometer.
MIR. Edward A. Oldham, formerl,
editor of THE SENTINEL, now of tn
Charleston Is. CO. World, has beel
selected by Chas. Dudley Warner t.
prepare q volume on w. Gilmor
Simms, the S. c. novelist, for I'll
series of books called American Me-
of Letters.
"A gentleman from Srrth Carr,l;
ma was in Winston a few days agc
and authorized a leading bushes
man to put him on the list for $50
worth of stock, when the compan
was organized for building q new he
tel. Such is the faith of outsiders i
our town and enterprise. Speak
wen, doesn't it
-"Prince" Leopold is making cigaz
that smell as sweet as the winds tina
blow from Araby, the best. He ha
largely increased the capacity of hi
factory and Havanas are going on
every day to all parts of the country
North as well as South. The exec
lency of the goods compa people 7
buy.
The tobacco firm sof W.IW. Woo
q Co. has been dissolved. Meesr,
ii. q. Bahnson and E. Al Ebsrt Ct
e<company win co1tinue thu bps
noas st the same pseee, and Mr.W n
Wood, with other SpartnefB, has b
Gun the manufacture Of tobacco
6le 1hctory folmsrly occup1ed !
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