The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1889-10-17
PERSONAL PSI! rS.

thief Justice Fuller is going to
mor,- his Fain.ly back to Chicago.
| Mr.. Nat. Hunt and Miss Dora
Mitchell, of Milton, were married !ast
(. week.
/ Rev T. NJ. George has beellc;,lIed
/, from Raleigh to New Berne and has
accepted.
The report that Mary Anderson
! is insane is discredited by her friends
| in New York.
Lloyd s. Brice succeeds Allen
Thorndyke Rice in the editorship of
| the North American Review
Gladstone recently refused an
| offer of $25, 900 for a series of twen-
| ty-five articles of current interest.
Senator Daniel W. VOORHEES,, of
, Terre Haute, Ind, is the guest of
Senator Vance at "Gombroon.'
Mr. Charles A. Cook, of Warren,
has been appointed United States at
| tOrney for the Eastern District of
North Carolina.
Governor David B. Hill, of New
York, passed through Charlotte
| Tuesday on his way to the Atlanta
| Exposition.
Mayor W. C. Erwin, of Lenoir, is
soon to be editor of the Morganton
Star. He is brainy and honest and
| has our sincere best wishes.
State Senator Jas. n. Pou, of
Johnston county, was married to
| Miss Annie Walker in Raleigh last
week.
DIR. D. F. Weymiss, the newly APP
pointed postmaster for Fayetteville,
is said to be the youngest Presiden-
| Mr. Maurice Thompson, IL native
Southerner, of fine literary parts,
but living in Indiana, has become as
sociate editor of the New York Inde-
pendent.
w W. Astor is reported to have
said at recent banquet, that if nee
essary he would pay for the Worlds
Fair himself, provided it didn't cost
over $2O,OOO,OOO.
| ...Hon. jefferson Davis writes Gov
| Fowle that he finds cause for believ-
ing that he cannot attend the Fay
etteville Centennial, though he says
he cherishes a hope to do SO.
Mr.. Eugene HarrelPs new book
will contain about 400 pages and
will be entitled '.North Carolina
Teachers Vacation-Jaunt in Eu-
rope" 1t will be interesting.
The SENTINEL regrets to know
that Bishop Lyman is quite sick in
New York, whittier he went last week
to attend the Triennial General Con
vention of the Episcopal church.
Governor Lee has received let,
ter from Lord Wolseley, saying he
will attend the unwilling of the mon
ument to Gen. Robert E. Lee early
in December Jefferson Davis will
also attend.
wv. G. Burkhead, Esq, formerly
editor of the Durham Tobacco Plant
has charge Of the High School in
Whiteville, n c. The school has
opened with sixty two pupils. We
wish him large success.
...Rev.6. T. Kendall, who trans
ferrcd from North Carolina to the
st. Louis Conference last year, at tn,
recent session of that Conference wa:
appointed Presiding Elder of thu
Charleston District.
MIR. Pearson, the evangelist
closed his Rock Hill, S. c., meeting
Wednesday night, over four hundred
having protested religion. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Pearson left on Thursday TO
Tarboro, where Mr.. Pearson will
hold his next series of meetings.
of Miss Sallie Lindsay Jones to Mr.
Charles Lee Smith, of Johns Hopkin
University, on Thursday, Octobe
Oath. at High Point, the home of tn
bride The SENTINEL wishes it
friend Prof Smith, and his fair brid
every happiness and every blessing
Col L. L. Polk and party O
} prominent gentlemen, to be invited
by him, will go to Atlanta in a few
days, as the guests of the Farmers
Alliance of Georgia Col. Polk recei
we'd special invitation to this effec
from Henry w. Grady and telegraph
ed his acceptance.
His many friends will regret tt
hear that Rev r. NJ. Taylor, of tn
Lenoir circuit, NJ E. Church South
, has been transferred from the Mort
Carolina Conference to the st. Loui
, Conference, and that he will leave 70
his new charge Immediately afte
Conference in this State, if not be
, fore.