The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-05-30
HONE IND KEIGhB0RHOOD NEWS
Smoke Leopoid,s cigars.

Smoke Leopoid's cigars.
Big ball game next Saturday!
Winston weather has been perfect
for the last week or ten days.
Prof. J. G. Johnson, of Madison,
paid Winston Il visit Saturday.
Miss Fitzgerald, of Danville, is
visiting Mrs Frank Lippfert.
Mr.. n. Glenn Williams, OF Yak
kin. was III Winston this week.
Mrs. F. NJ. Roberts has as her
guest Miss Belle Woods, of Chicago.
Winston against Oak Ridge at the
Winston ball grounds next Saturday
afternoon. Go.
Rev Mr.. Jefferson occupied the
pulpit at Burkhead NJ E. Church last
Sunday morning.
Everybody is glad to see Miss
Mary Gorreil, who has returned from
a trip to New York.
DR.. Brown and family went over
to Danbury last Saturday to imbibe
Piedmont Springs aqua.
A sorely-needed new brick pave
ment has been laid in front Of the
postoffice building.
-Pulliam and Newman's 'Twin-
City Racket Store is selling goods at
remarkably low prices.
DR.. \. L. Petree, one of the lead
ing physician of Rowan county, gave
us IL pleasant call yesterday.
There is Il woman i'll this city who
wears the breeches in her house
probably she pants only for fame.
Prof John Blair, of the graded
school, left Monday for High Point,
where he will spend the vacation.
Der feller dot vas hafe great
idea of himself, it vas an even bet it
vas der only idea hevas got already.
-Rosenbacher's clio thing always
gives satisfaction. He has the lar
gest stock III the State from which to
make selections.
Quite Il number of our young
people. and some old ones, attended
the Oak Ridge Institute Commence
ment exercises this week.
Tonight at $50 O'Clock the Y.
NJ. C. A. Members Meeting for May
will be held. State Secretary Coulter.
is expected to be present.
The repairs to the Metho dist
Protez tant church having been COM
pleted regular services will be held
there next Sunday at 1 / n. m. and
p. m.
Prof W. A Blair left for Graham
this morning He will deliver the
literary address there to-day and at
the Goldsboro school commencement
tomorrow.
THE SENTINEL gladly welcomes
Rev S. F. Conpad, of Lewisville, to
Winston. He is one of the best citi-
zens in the county. His residence is
going up on Fourth street.
We inadvertently failed to notice
last week the death OF the little child
of Mr.. r. b. kerner, which occurred
at Kernersville. We extend to the
bereaved parents our heartfelt SYM
pathy.
r. B. Glenn, Esq, has been ap-
pointed chairman of the district com
mittee of the Y NJ c. A. work for
this district, which includes all the
northwestern counties of the State
A capital appointment
Mr. Dempsey Brown, one of the
oldest residents of Randolph county
died at his home near Trinity last
Friday. He was 50 years of age, a
most estimable gentleman, and the
uncle of Mrs. Dr. j &. Ector, of this
city.
The Raleigh Cali says that ''the
new Raleigh baseball team declares
that it will make it very lively for any
team that may tackle it," All right
If you can play ball, come up to Win
ton and you'll have to be ''liveIy" i
you do up our boys.
Mr. C. d. Bell, a popular sales
man in the mercantile house of W. l.
Franklin & Co., left last week for his
former home, Harlow's, taking his
estimable wife with him. Both have
many friends in Winston who were
sorry TO part with them.
Capt. D. p Mast and Prof W. A
Blair have returned from the Meeting
of the Grand Chapter of the Roya
Arch Masons at Wilmington and re
port having had a delightful trip
Prof Blair was elected Grand Maste
of the First Veil, and Capt. Mast wa
chosen Royal Arch Captain.
Trade with the merchants VIII,
advertise in THE SENTINEL and yo1
will get goods much cheaper thai
they can be purchased elsewhere
They do bigger business, turn thei
money oftener, and consequently cal
afford to sell at closer margin
This is reason as plain as the nos
on your face
The SENTINEL thanks Miss E. A
Lehman, Pres't. of Alumnm Associa
ton, s. f. Academy, for a courteou
invitation to attend the annual meet
ing of the AlumnR Association, whic
will be held in the chapel of the Mora
Wan church next Monday at 3 o clock
r. NJ 1t will be an enjoyable reunio
of old friends and schoolmates, and
number of interesting papers are t,
be read.
Festival Saturday Night