The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-02-28

| cleS. The whole force report q dull
| business.
Read the Schedule of Sales for
March at the Farmers Warehouse
I'd page.
Mr.. Ed Strayhorn, who has been
to Oxford on a visit, returned home
last Saturday.
Mr.. R. D. Johnston is in the east
ern part of the State, taking orders
| for spring suits.
w. Fulton has been elected presi-
dent of the Mt Airy bank, vice Mat
thews, resigned.
! Mrs. J. D. Paylor leaves to-day
on visit to friends in Guilford and
Randolph counties.
| DIR. II. V. Horton will leave to-
morrow for Wilkesboro. He will be
gone about week.
John Bailey is Twin-City boy
he is not yet 13 years old, but he
weighs 1S5 pounds.
A fresh supply of the best garden
seeds-Buist' and Landreth Sat
Ashcraft & Owens drugstore. 3t~
Don't forget the land sale at
Stokesdale, Guilford county, next
Wednesday, advertised on this page.
Eight young men from Yadkin
county boarded the train here Mon
day evening eli route for Indiana and
Idaho.
Miss Maude Allen, of Fayetteville,
-1,o 1o LOT VIC
here for some time, has returned
home.
The committee has made arrange
ments for a large tent for Evangelist
Parsons meetings in Greensboro
next May.
The negro Moore who killed a
negress in Greensboro recently has
been convicted of murder and SEN
fenced to be hanged.
Mr.. D. Jones, of the merchant
tailoring firm of Jones, Covington &
Co., of Danville, Va, was in Winston
this week and took a good lot of Or
ders.
Our canvasser, Mr.. o. r. Mallard,
will attend Wilkes court next week.
Those indebted to the paper will
please meet him there prepared to
settle
We ought to have more diver sity
in manufacturing in Wlnston-Salem
and The SENTINEL will next week tell
you how they can be secured, by
home folks and home capital, too.
Another pleasant entertainment
is announced to be given at the Belo
House, Salem, tomorrow evening,
by the ladies of the Salem "Home."
Go, and patronize worthy institu-
tiOn
THE SENTINEL regrets to learn of
the severe illness of Mr.. B. j. Shep-
herd, at his residence on 9Th Street.
He is suffering from paralysis of the
throat and at last account was not
improving. ..
Mrs Mamie Benton returned from
Graham last week where she assisted
in receiving at the entertainment
given by the brides parents at the
marriage of Miss Ada Williamson to
Mr.. Omega Foster.
-Mugg's Landing, said to be a
tip-top comedy company, will play in
Browns Opera House a week from
tomorrow night The Charleston
News and Courier and World (Mr.
Ed. Oldham's paperl give them ex-
cellent notices.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of Mrs. T. p. Bishop, special
list in female diseases, which appears
in this issue. Mrs. Bishop has resid-
ed in Winston for some time and her
patients testify to the efficacy of her
methods and medicines. ,,f
Mr.. Jas. A. Gray, who was ap-
pointed by the Roanoke & Southern
Il. r. Co. as one of a committee to
inspect the road, tells us that the
committee was greatly pleased with
the work. Eight miles of track have
been laid with good steel rails.
The young ladies of the Salem
Academy gave musical entertain
ment in the Chapel last Friday even
ing for the purpose of raising funds
for their library. 1t was very fair
and had a good audience. The most
decided hit was made by Miss NJ.
Penn who rendered Patti Rosa's
Caroline" and did it in a very charm
ing manner.
Col. J. II. White informs us that
our statement last week to the effect
that he was 'stoting" Capt. ]. w.
Goslen's petition around for the Win
ston p. O. was incorrect, and that
| our informant must have gotten a
petition that was sent him advocating
a Mr.. Bingham, of Salisbury, for the
collectorship and the Goshen petition
mixed.
Mr.. j. NJ. Richard, who conducts
| a first-class beef market on Fourth
Street, informs us that he has just
had finished a neat and nobby' deliy-
cry wagon for his business, and will,
commencing tomorrow morning,
| March LIST, make a tour of the town
| with fresh meats for the convenience
| of his many customers. Mr.. Richard e
business is growing and the manner
in which he deals with those who pat
ronize him is an assurance that
| he is man who is bound to succeed.
The Davie Times man was here
recently and this is what he has to
say of Winston ..:.We found the
twin-city decidedly on a boom. Bust
ness is looking up, her business
men were never in better heart, and
the streets have not been so full q
life for the past Ave years. On every
hand we saw signs of Improvement
three new railroads, new dwellings,
new store houses, new bank building
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