The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-05-09
JuDICIOuS. ADVERTISING
HOME AND NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Five trains q dayl


town gave us pleasant call yester-
day.
Rev. NJ. Baldwin and family have
returned from their visit to Pitts
borO.
One of Yadkin's cleverest men,
Mr. j. w. Shore, was in Winston last
Friday.
Miss Annie Bynum, of Rienzi,
Miss, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Tay-
lor Bynum.
-Messrs. H. w. Fries and j. F.
Shaffner have returned from Hot
Springs, Ark.
Rev w. C. Norman attended the
meeting of the Trustees of Trinity
College this week.
Rev. W. w. Moore and lady, of
Hampden Sidney, Va, are visiting
Mrs. L. NJ. Fries, in Salem.
-Messrs. H. L. Higgins and S. E.
Allen took in the New York Centen-
NAL and report fine large time.
Big breeches, big silver-headed
canes and big striped shirts have
struck Winston. ''Tis true it's is
pity, tits pity it's true.
Mr.. E. A. Ebert, W. NJ. of Salem
Lod &c A. F. & A. NJ, was made a
Mark Master at the last meeting of
the Winston Chapter R. A. NJ.
Mr. J. P. Penny is not candi-
date for the position of Chief of Po-
lice as was stated in The SENTINEL
last week We were in error
Married, in Pittsboro, N. c.,
April 3Oth, 1889, by Rev. NJ. Bald
win, Mr. George A. Nation, of High
Point, and Miss Susie J. Forshee, of
Pittsboro.
Mr.. T. B. Smith, of Slate, Stokes
county, sold at Piedmont Warehouse
on May 4th 1,572 pounds of tobac-
co for $59O.3S, making an average
of 1885.
Mr.. Walter Leak, salesman for
Messrs Baily Bros, is back from a
Southern tour and reports a splendid
trade. He will 4eave for the South
again next Monday.
The Roanoke & Southern R. r.
Co. has beautifully graded Sycamore
street and the folks living on it are so
pleased that they now call it Roam
Oke street.
-Messrs NJ. A. Walker & Co. shipp-
ed a carload of tobacco to Walnut
Cove on the excursion train This
was the first ever shipped on the
road.
Mr.. E. B. Jones, the foremost
attorney of Taylorsville, was in the
l. al
MEL that he is thinking of locating
here next fall.
Mrs. w. P. Wetherell, of Wash
ington, d. c., mother of Mr. Maxwell
German, of THE SENTINEL staff, ar
rived in Winston yesterday and will
spend several days here.
Owing to the rain, Mr.. S. A. Hau-
ser failed to reach his appointment
at Jacks Temple, May 1st. He will
be there May 18th at night, if not
providentially hindered.
We thank the editor of the Char
lotte Chronicle, the sprightliest paper
in the State, for an invitation to at
tend the races by the Gentlemen's
Driving Club on the Goth inst.
Miss Josie Bachelor, represent
ing the Oxford Orphan s Friend, paid
us a pleasant call last Friday. We
are glad to hear that she has met
with the success she SO well deserves.
Died, at her home near Francisco,
Mrs. Betsy Beasley, wife of John
Beasley. The deceased was aged SO
years and 10 days. She neither ate
nor drank a mouthful in Is days be-
fore her death.
Why is the courthouse, since. the
election, the opposite of the "Pigs in
the clover" puzzle? Because the
problem isn't how to get them in but
how to get them out. Well solve
it at the next election. iat
Last Thursday morning the peo-
pie of Winston-Salem were panied to
hear of the death of Mr.. c. r. Wei
fare. A-good citizen, an enterprising
merchant and a most worthy gem
tleman has gone to his rest.
Mr.. OR. Mallard will visit Lew
isville tomorrow and Saturday in
the interest of THE SENTINEL We
hope our friends and subscribers will
see that he gets a big list and a pile
of cash wherewith to gladden. We
editors heart.
MIR. j. c. Bass has associated
with himself Messrs. s. J.-Atkinson
and Aaron Whitaker and is erecting
q store-hOuse at Sloan, where they
propose to keep a large stock of mer-
chandise. Gentlemen: You have The
SENTINEL's best wishes.
JUST 20 people were made happy
Tor miserable, as the case may bel
by the issue of 10 marriage licenses
in Forsyth for the month of April.
This isn't as many as is usual.
What's the matter with the 'syoung
mans fancy" a Ia Tennyson?
Prof. Ludlow is back in Winston,
having completed the survey of the
Winston-High Point r. r.. He is now
at work on estimates as to the cost
Of building the road, and The SEM
TINEL will tell you the result of his
calculations next week -Sfs;ttL z
-Messrs Brown & Brown have the
latest thing in the shape of an ice
shaver for their soda fountain. The
ice comes cut like snow and when
mixed along with their soda water,
It's prime Brown & Brown never
get left. Teey are up with the times.
Our friend, Mr.. N. w. Craft, d
the Cedar Cows nurseries, always re-
members The SENTINEL. This week
he sent MS q b31 Of his fine Crescent
Strawberries They were as big az