The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-10-31
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soc and 81.
The annual entertainment of the
Websterian Literary Society. of Gull
ford College, will be held at that in
stitution on Saturday, November
ID The public cordially invited.
-Grubbs, the man who went with
Berrier to the house of Mrs. Walser,
has been removed from Greensboro
to the Jail in Lexington. No fears
are now entertained that he will be
lynched.
Don't fail to read the W. L..
Franklin & Cos advertisement on
the fourth page this week. You know
they always give bargains, and they
they tell YOU of something new and
wonderfully cheap this week.
The SENTINEL job printing de-
partment will be glad to print your
letter and noteheads; your circulars
and anything else you want printed.
We do neat work and charges are
very reasonable.
-Messrs. Brown, Rogers & Co. our
enterprising hardware merchants, re-
Gently paid freight bill of $7S7. on
an invoice of dynamite. This is the
largest freight bill yet paid to the
Roanoke & Southern road.
The game of baseball at Siler
City on Thursday, the Oath instant,
between the Siler School and the
Liberty High School was witnessed
by large numb4r of people. At the
end of the fifth inning the score stood
26 to 2 in favor of the Liberty boys.
The May Blossom Company is
one of the best on the road. They
rendered Dickens "Oliver Twist" adj
1nirably Monday evening. Tie last
scene where Fagin dies in his cell was
wonderfully well done, and the actor
who did Fagin's part has very fine
talent.
-Gaskill Literary Club, of Chica-
go. It's object is to furnish all classes
of books, music, art materials, ETC.,
at wholesale Mr.. A. E. Libby is in
town representing it's interests, and
will be pleased to explain it's advan-
tages to all interested in literature,
ETC.
The Salem Orchestra have ar
ranged to present two dissolving
view entertainments. Both will be
at the Opera House. The one to-
night is a presentation of the scenes
in Millions Paradise Lost, and to-
morrow night will be devoted to mis-
cellaneous views. The Salem Or
chestra will furnish the music. Like
all the entertainments given by this
musical organization. this will be a
success Go! Tickets 35 and so
cents.
The Tyro Shops correspondent of
the Lexington Ledger says: eft is
reported here that on Tuesday morn
ing of last week Mr.. Ed. l.. Green, of
Yadkin College, was on his way to
Lexington and came up to the tree
that Bob Berrier was hanging upon,
and, not knowing that Berrier had
been lynched the night before, became
so frightened that he left his horses
and wagon standing on the spot and
ran to Lexington, in the meantime
losing his hat, shoes and brooches.
-Stonebraker's Cough Syrup is
us ed with the most satisfactory re-
suits. There is no disease SO uncer-
tain as croupin children. Sometimes
a child will be apparently well all day
and die that night with Group. There
is a peculiar hollow sound to the
Group cough, that warns the mother
of annrOac chino 1anUar whom v.,u
hear that cough lose no time in Civ
ing Stonebraker's Cough Syrup.
Says E. W. Fossett & Co, Lemur,
Illinois: 1--WE have sold Is dozen of
Stonebraker's Cough Syrup at retail
in very short time, and in several
instances were out of it. We hear
nothing but praises of this valuable
preparation for Whooping Cough.
Bronchitis, Influenza, splitting of
blood, etc.