The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-02-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hons AND NEIGaBORHOOD NEWS.

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Miss Bette Brown is visiting rel
atives in Mocksville.
George E. Nissen & Co. are pay
ing cash for good wagon spokes. At
Mt. Airy speaks of establishing
two more cigar factories in the near
future.
The mother of Mr.. L. n. Keith,
of Winston, died in Guilford last
week.
Some of our citizens are attend
ing the fish, game and oyster fair at
Newbern this week.
The County Sunday School con-
yention will meet in Reform Club hall
tomorrow at 10 O'Clock.
A new post-office has been estab-
lished at Ayersville, Stokes county,
David S. Martin, postmaster.
Mr.. H. J. Hauser, of Vienna, gave
us a pleasant call Tuesday. He and
his son brought tobacco to sell.
The Leaksville Gazette says that
Mr.. Ernest Davenport left last week
to accept a business proposition in
Winston.
The dwelling house of D. T. Kin
ney at Clemmonsville, was destroyed
by fire last week. Loss 81 900; no
Insurance.
Will some one please tell THE
SENTINEL the proper address of Mr.
Geo. W. Porter? His paper has been
going to Bethania.
The post-office at Sedge Garden,
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continued, has been revived, with
7. n. Marshall as postmaster.
The Winston and Salem local cir
culation of THE SENTINEL is as large,
if not larger, than that of any other
paper, and it is rapidly increasing.
Mr.. II. Fries, of Salem, was a
preferred creditor for the amount of
81 200 in the assignment made by
Mr.. Finch at Lexington last week.
Raleigh proposes to offer $25 900
Tor the removal of Trinity College to
that city. What will Winston give?
Let us be up and doing, gentlemen.
Mr.. Geo. Boyd, of Reidsville, and
Mr.. Jas. Vaughn, of Madison, visited
Winston last week. Mr.. Vaughn
brought tobacco to sell on this mar
ket.
Gov. Fowle has commissioned
Messrs. J. l.. Ludlow and W. A. Blair,
of this city, to attend the sanitary
convention which meets at Montgo-
merry, Ala, March 5.
Remember that The SENTINEL
has by far the largest circulation of
amy paper published in the 9Th Con-
gressional district Advertisers
should bear this in mind.
-Measrs. J. A. White & Son tell us
that their "Tar-HeeP' road-carts
are still in demand We were shown
an order from a gentleman in South
Carolina for his fifth cart.
The sermon of Rev. w. C. Nor
man last Sunday morning on the
Right of God to Rule this World,
was a particularly good one and was
heartily enjoyed by his congrega.
.tion.
Editor Goslen's petition for the
gpostmaster's place at Winston is be
ing s'toted" around by Col. J. II
White and Harrison has not yet
taken his seat. How they do want
eofficel
"A New York tailor was in Winston
hist week, trying co sell spring suits
He sold very few, as everybody her
knows that johnson, the tailor, cal
make suits as good as any, at less
than city prices.
The Roanoke & Southern R. R
has made a proposition to take 3O(
convicts from the State, at 1925 {
year each. 1t is probable that his OF
ferwill be accepted, the contract to b
in force two years.
The farm, known as the col
Mckenzie place." near the FOrsyt
:nnd Guilford county line, will be solt
at public sale, at Stokesdale, Gull
ford county, on Wednesday, Marc
18th, 80. See notice in this issue.
The Wilkesboro Chronicle say
<*that Messrs. Crit and John Horton
Friday night. They were on thei
way to Winston, where John pro
;posesto try his fortune for a while
1T rhas been arranged to hold
sabbath School Association at NJ
tOdW DdpUlSC CIuFCH, DeSInuluS U
Friday before the 9Th Sunday
March. All Baptist Sunday Schoo
within the bounds OF the Pilot Moul
tain Association should be repr
scented.
The alarm of fire was sounde
yesterday morning at $40 o'cloc
caused by the burning of 8. E. Allen
stable. The building had been co
sumed before the fire engine reach,
the scene-a fact owing entirely
the other fact that the city's hors
are always somewhere else when tn
are needed at the engine-house.
Our Baptist friends in the eli
end elsewhere will read with int,
est the fact that their Orphana
at Thomasvillej is in q healtl
condition. The first orphan W
received in 1885. Since that til
125 have been admitted of who
no. are there at present. Nes
lily 100000 has been expend
in buildings. The receipts for t
last six months have been "a, 695.
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