The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-07-04
HOME AND NEIGHB SRHOOD NEWS.

Miss Carrie Jones has returned
home.
Thanks to Mrs. Willis Hall for
the nice peaches.
Oxford VS.. Winston at base ball
park this afternoon.
-Danville vs. Winston at baseball
park next Saturday
There will be no sale at the Pied
mont Warehouse to-day.
Rev. w. B. Wolf preached at the
Baptist churches last Sunday.
Mr.. G. n Waite, of Goldsboro,
has been visiting Mr.. A. F. Hall.
MIR. INV. Norfeet and family have
returned from Piedmont Springs.
Miss L. Shaffner is on a visit to
Blowing Rock, Watauga county.
Mrs. J. A. Butner has as her
guest Miss Tiezy, of Pennsylvania.
The Baptist Sunday school pic
mic at Pilot Mountain next Saturday.
Mr.. B. J. Shepherd is shipping
tobacco stems to Germany this week.
A large number of Winstonians
left for the Piedmont Springs this
week.
MIR. r.: J. Reynolds took out Il
$25, 900 policy on his life few days
ago. o.
Mr. Dietrich Davis, an old resi-
dent of Salem died Tuesday after
noon.
internal revenue collections at
the Winston office for June, $5S,-
1851.
Miss Rose Harris and Miss Gibson,
of Concord are visiting at Mr. Thos.
Wilson'S.
Capt. C. w. Pearson, late of the
R. & S. Road, has returned to South
Carolina.
-Winston's contribution to the
Johnstown sufferers amounted to
about $3.50.
Mr.. r. G. Powell and sister, Hol-
lowell, of Goldsboro, are visiting Mr..
R. ID. johnson.
The Union Grove Reform Club
will excurt to Pilot Mountain some
time this month.
Rev. Levi Branson spent several
days in the city last week in the in
terest of his directory.
Mr.. H. R. Lehman, an aged resi-
dent of this county, died Sunday at
his home near Vienna.
Mrs. NJ Crist, mother of Mr. Har-
r1,f ~ OF h. I -, IL
last Saturday, aged 6S years.
Mr.. David Berwanger returned to
Raleigh Monday, the temporary
branch store here ha' ng been closed
Bro. ]. L. Michaux, the genial
and kindly editor of the Greensboro
Workman, spent Sundayin Winston.
-Leopold's "Piedmont'' is I'M
questionably thes~finest and most
satisfactory scent cigar on the mar
ket.
Mr.. Jos. j. Stone has returned
from an eastern business trip in the
interest of Stewart Bros printing
house.
Mrs. Crutchfield has two neices,
the Misses Green, of Columbia, S. c.,
visiting her at her residence on Main
street.
We see considerable improve
ments around the Piedmont ware
house. The Piedmont is the place
for high prices.
Mr.. William Hit on Saturday
severed his connection as clerk at the
Winston postoffice Our best wishes
for the future, Will
Mr. 0. r. Mallard, our agent, will
visit the mountain section next week
We hope our friends will be prepared
to settle all old accounts.
Round trip tickets to Wilmington
and return during the Encampment,
&c. Tickets on sale from 9Th to 18th,
good to return until. Goth of July.
The Forsy IL Rifemen have been
drilling, and will continue to drill,
every night this week with the ex-
ception of to-night) preparatory to
leaving for the annual encampment
at Wrightsville.
The Mocksville Times says
MeSSTS. ID. +. Lulu, Oh L dTIIllIlSUO u,
and L. L. Lunn, of Winston. have
qualified as administrators of the
estate of J. d. Gaskill. deceased
The young people of Jerusalem will
picnic on the Yadkin river, on July
4th, at a point near the residence
of Mr.. JAS. Crump. There will be a
party at Mr.. Crump's residence at
night.-Misses Estelle, Vada and
Maggie Williamson, who have been
visiting relatives in Winston and
Kernersville, left the latter place on
Thursday of last week for Tacoma
Every line in newspaper costs
something. If it is for the benefit OF
an individual or firm it should be paid
for. II a grocer was asked to donate
groceries to persons abundantly able
to pay for them, he would refuse
The proprietor of a newspaper must
pay for the free advertising if the
beneficiary does NOT, and yet is one
Of the hardest things to be learned
by many people. that a newspaper
has space in ite columns to rent and
must rent to live. To give it away
or rent it for anything less than liv'
ing rates would be as certainly fataa
a. for landlord TO furnish a house
rent free.