The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-08-15
HOME AND HEICHBORHOOD NEWS.
Electric Street Railway!

Electric Street Railway
surveying began this week!
Mrs. J. W Hanes is at Piedmont
Springs.
Mr.. W. w Wood is visiting in
Virginia.
Mrs. d. H. King is visiting friends
in Toisnot-
MIR ID. Rich has been sick but is
improving.
Mr.. Chas Ogburn has gone South
to sell tobacco.
Misses Sallie GrOgan end Ada
Dalton are visiting in Madison.
Miss Constance Pfohl, of Salem,
has returned from visit North.
MIR. Robert Macarthur is moving
to his new home on Broad street.
Chief of Police Bradford, who has
been i'll. is out again and on duty.
Mr.. Walter Grouse, of Salem, is
instructinr the band at Burlington.
-Messrs. Chas. Wood and Eugene
Hester spent Sunday at Spencer, Va.
The family of Postmaster Smith
are visiting relatives in BROWNSVILLE
Mr.. Harper Reynolds spent sew
eral days in Danville last week, visit
ing.
Mrs. Benton and Miss Minnie
Williamson have returned from Pied
mont.
REV. j. F. Crowell, president of
Trinity College, paid Winston visit
last week.
EARLY to bed and early to rise
You're sure to die young if you don't
advertise
Miss Agnes Keehln, of Salem, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Earnhardt
i'm LenOir.
Mrs. Dr. Brown has as her guests
Mrs. and Miss kowsky and Mrs. Aus
tin. of Texas.
Sick and nervous headaches cured
by the use ofCascarine. Try it. Price
soc and 81.
Three ear loads of paving blocks
arrived here yesterday from the Hen
derson quarries.
Mr.. Hickerson, salesman for Mr..
S. E. Allen, is sick at the Hospital
but is improving
Mr.. J. w Shipley is building
residence on Liberty street, between
9th and 7th streets.
john j. Boyle, the Cath Ole priest,
charged with assault upon a girl, will
be tried in September.
MIR. J r. Shepherd took the en-
tered Apprentices degree in the Ma
sonic lodge Monday night
The Winston fire company is at
tending the State Firemens' Tourna-
ment at Raleigh this week.
the beautiful Children Service in
the Moravian church, Salem.
Mrs. J. W. Reid has joined her
husband at Greensboro, where he has
established himself in business
-Casearine is the greaest of all
remedies for the children. Prompt,
pleasant, harmless Price soc and 81.
One of the newly appointed fourth
class postm asters just appointed in
n. c.. is Miss Nellie Shooter, at Red
Springs,
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 Soc
and 81.
-Baity's Bee Hive Cash store has
something fresh to say to you on the
last column of this page. Read and
profit by it.
Miss Lula Tate, of Graham, who
taught so acceptably in the Salem
Academy last year, has returned to
help begin the session.
Read The W. L. Franklin Co. 8
new ad in this issue-4th page, and
remember that for the cash Frank
Inns is the place for bargains.
MIR. Henry r. Starbuck left yes
tertlay for Blowing Rock. He was
Joined by Prof A. w. Long. They
will be gone about three weeks.
State Auditor Sanderlin while
here last week arranged to place one
of his daughters in the Salem Female
Academy for the coming session. He
could not have selected better in
stitution.
One day last week, the wife OF
Mr.. Miles Swishef, who lives near Cal
ahan, Davie county, gave birth to
triplets, two girls and one boy. At
last accounts the mother and chill
dren were doing well. The father has
not fed, but is gallant standing his
ground, says. the Mocksville Times.
The Salem Boys School is to be
conducted by Prof. Brewer, recently
of Mooresville. Prof. Brewer gradu-
ated at Trinity College, from which
institution he afterwards received the
degree of A. NJ. He is native Of
Chatham county and married Miss
Keehln, Of Salem He is q gentleman
Of culture and THE SENTINEL bids
him welcome.