The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-05-02
HOLE AID bLlJHL0bEtQD HENS.
The goldman viii retire,

his bed with pneumonia
Now doth the festive gardener
spade with big intent.
The .Sch0oHeacder for April is Il
very attractive number.
Next Monday Mr.. II. Z. Fries
will be elected Mayor of Salem.
-Ho. for the Guilford Battle
Ground Celebration next Saturday.
The Express office has been NOV
ed to the Starbuck block. Main street.
Mrs. John Clayton died recently
at her home near Walnut Cove, aged
60
At Danbury, on April 22d, Miss
Eta Joyce was married to Mr.. Rob
ert Murphy
. Mr. Alex. Ellington, one of Yad-
kin's best farmers, gave usa pleasant
call Tuesday.
The revenue collections 1T the
Winston office ion. the month of April
amounts to S31 ,STS,77.
The name of the post-office, Col
umbia Factory, \. e., has been
changed to Ramseur, =. G.
We were glad TO see f. b. Jones,
Esq, the leading attorney of Tay-
louisville, in our city Saturday.
Capt. sam" Taylor vacated the
position of postal agent Tuesday,
and his successor Or. J. II. Morris, is
on drty
Tuesday having been u national
holiday, Sunday hours We're obser-
we'd At the post-ofiice and at the
banks.
Mr. and Mrs H f. Fries left Tues
day evening for a tour of northern
cities They viii be gone about a
week.
Prof, c. Reich and family, of sa-
len, have removed to Charlotte,
which place ,hey viii make their flu
tufe home.
Glad to see 4Iessrs r. B. Kcrner
and v. Z. !iekers out again They
have been co.ItSnet. o their rooms for
seyeIa al days.
Farmers: Have YOU any primings
that you want 6 cents Il pound for?
If so read the adyel tisement Want
ed on the 18th page
-AIayor Buford has resigned the
position Of Express Agent and is sue
ceeded by Mr.. Ora Kefner. Glad to
welcome YOU back to Winston Ora.
-Remeinter, that on the 10th inst.
there will be n called meeting of For
syth County Alliance held III the
Courthouse. The meeting begins ut
10 O'Clock Il. III.
Several car loads of granite for
paving orr streets are at the depot.
1t comes from kernersville, is very
hard, and the stones average about
4XS inches in sfZe.
Mr. J. F. Griffith, of Clemmons-
vile, to whom is due much of the
credit of the annexation of Glenn
monsyille township to Forsyth, was
in Winston Saturday.
Mr. S b. TAYLOR, one of the best
men ia Stokes county and in Nooth
Carolina, was at the meeting of the
Piedmont Springs Co. last week and
remembered the Santi rel III his rounds
MIR. J. S. Starbuck, book-keeper
for the Messrs Fries, has returned
from the Arkansas Hot Springs where
he went for rheumatic treatment.
We are glad to learn that he eXpe-
rienced much benefit from the trip.
Senator Vance writes to the Gull
ford Battle Ground committee that
he viii leave Washington tomorrow
friday night, arriving at Green's
boro Saturday morning. Chief JUS
tice Smith writes that he will also be
present.
Weed of the green field, weed of
the wild, fostered IN freedom-Amer-
lea S child-come from Carolina, come
from Havana, friend of the Universe,
sweeter than mamma; always thou'rt
welcome, rich, fragrant and ripe,
: pride of the holder, delight of the
pipe.-Piedmont tobacco.
Our young friend, Mr. T. B. Cr,w-
ford has opened up a stock of bug
giles, road-carts and wagons in the
Pegram building, next to Messrs.
Hinshaw & Medearis Tom is clever,
enterprising young man and we be-
speak for him a liberal patronage
from the people.
The Roanoke Daily Herald says:
1t is to be hoped that Col Fries or
some other gentleman of equal push
and vim viii be placed at the head of
this Roanoke and Southern rail-
roadl enterprise Col. Fries is now
acting president, and is said to be an
excellent one.
Revenue officers seized on to the
shop of Mr.. Irving Blum last week,
demanding $40 license for manufac-
turing stills, but Mr. Blum, through
his attorneys, held that Che proceed
ing was illegal, inasmuch as he is
simply repairer. His shop is now
open, ready to serve the public.
The baseball fever has attacked
this community. Nice grounds have
been laid off in the northeastern sec
ton of the city, and many of our
young men, and some older ones, go
over and spend a pleasant afternoon
hour at the interesting and health
full sport. The games are under the
auspices of the Y. M. G. A.
Capt. Jno. L. Smith, Of Westfield,
Stokes county, sold at the Piedmont
Warehouse, Winston, on April 10Th
4,427 pounds of tobacco for 81 ,45O.-
81, making an average ofover $35 per
hundred This is the biggest average
for the same amount of tobacco that
has been made in Winston this year,
and his was the largest cheek that
any farmer has drawn.