The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-01-03

-otfttt CtIs NOt YET Wdit iii VIC get
some streets that won't let 'em sink through
Mr.. Harvey Giersh, of Salem, was mar
ried to Miss Fannie Bnrwell, in Goldsboro,
last Thursday,
The Richmond & Danville railroad will
hereafter issue ministers permits, to those
| engaged in duty along its lines, at half rates.
| ers and mine host Vickers is keeping fine
table. You just ought to sampleit.
-Messrs. w. E. Franklin & Co. closed
out their stock of goods yesterday to Mr.. j.
c. Fagg, who will continue the business.
A Mr.. Roberts, of Connecticut, has be-
come a citizen of Winston and is having a
| handsome residence erected in West Wins
ton.
| This week THE SENTINEL sends out a
l supplement containing an exhibit of Forsyth
| county finances to every subscriber in the
county.
| The Jerry Stockton property, on North
Liberty Street, was sold yesterday by Eller
& Starbuck for very near $4,000. Winston
dirt goes WE'LL
The Winston mill property was again
sold last Saturday. 1t brought the same
| figures as before, $3.50, and was bid off by
Capt. d. p. Mast.
| -Messrs Hodgin Bros. & Lunn have
moved into their new factory. Its a beauty
Messrs. Lockett, Vaughn & Co., now occupy
the one just vacated by the above firm.
The marriage of Mr.. C. A. Sink to Miss Lee
liza A. Jones took place at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. P. C. Jones at West Bend,
| Yadkin county, Dec. eth, Rev. S. F. Conrad
| officiating.
Mr. John Edwin Fortune, highly es-
teemed young man, died at the home of his
brother in-law, Mr.. p. H. Hanes, this city,
on the morning of Dec. 22d, in the 37th
year of his age.
Services will be conducted in the NJ.
p. Church next Sunday morning and night,
by the pastor Rev. E. P. Days will also
occupy the pulpit of the same church next
Monday night.
The Asheville Tally Citizen has been
purchased by large stock company. The
name of J. C. Buxton, Esq, is among the
names published as stockholders He is also
one of theboard of directors.
During the.year 1888 the Twin. City
Club received 16 new members and 655 VS.
;tors are registered, though great many
failed TO register It now has SO members
and its finances are healthy.
Tho contested election for Sheriff will
be tried next month. Eller & Starbuck,
counsel for league, and Watson & Buxton,
counsel for Boyer, are working hard. Many
illegal votes have been detected and a live
ly COURT house tussle is expected.
THE SENTINEL is glad to state that
track-laying was commenced on the Roam
oke & Southern at Walnut Cove Monday.
The locomotive for the first construction
| train is now at that place and will be under
the charge of Mr.. ]. Z. Fagg, of Salem.
Rev. Mr.. Erwin, the new Methodist
pastor of Burkhead and Marvin churches,
is quartered at the residence of DR.. j. e.
Ector. Mr.. Erwin is young gentleman OF
pleasing manners and breaches the Masters
| word with much force and ability. We
| predict bright future for him in his high
calling and commend him to the people OF
the Twin-City as genial gentleman of the
| highest Christian character.
Mr.. Willis E. Hall, of Salem, the Junior
| member of the firm of Taylor Bros, man.
ufacturers of tobacco, has shown us a draw
ing of the different brands made by the firm
that is marvel. He is born artist am!
his talent is nothing less than genius. He
leaves for the Seven Islands school in Vir-
| ginia this week to study mathematics and
engineering md we predict for him = bril-
liant future.
| THE SENTINEL is glad to be able to
welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene L. Harris
4 of Raleigh, as citizens of Winston. Mr..
Harris is in the Y. NJ. e. A. work and is a
devoted Christian. Mr.. and Mrs. Harri:
are popular wherever they go and they de
serve to be. From long acquaintance
| with them we recommend them to the cour'
tesy and hospitality Of the Winston people
confident that they will win the highest res
pect and esteem of the community.