The western sentinel., 1890-08-14
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The Nernersville News has sus-
pended publication indefinitely.

5 The kernersville News has sus-
pended publication indefinitely.
Mrs H. S. Higgins has returned
from visit to friende in Reidsvillo.
The street ears are now running
up Liberty Street to Byerly's store.
Mrs Ludlow and sister. Miss Sue
Hunt, have gone to visit relatives in
Easton, Pa.
"A paid fire department for Win
stOn-Salem is proposed by some Of
our citizens.
The revenue collections at the
Winston office last week amounted
to S17,161.O 1.OS.
Mr.. Z. Z. Albea is spending few
days at home resting from his sum-
mer business tonr.
Mr. L. Badger, of New York,
succeeds Mr.. E. L. Hawks as mana
ger of the street railway.
Mr.. Charles Clinard died at his
home in Broadbay township Sunday
night, aged about 60 years.
Mr.. ". H. Summerell has return
ed to Winston after Il campaign for
the New York Life Insurance Co.
Mr.. J. T. Darlington has return
ed to Leaksville. His son, Mr. w. NJ.
Darlington, is very much improved.
Prof. l.. .. Edwards has return
ed from Asheville and is spending IL
day or two in the city visiting friends.
"A car jumped the track at Rock
ford Tuesday and caused the train
from Wilkesboro to be several hours
late.
Mr. j NJ Graham, recently edi-
tor of the kernersviiie News, has &C
cepted ''sit' with Stewart Bros, of
this city.
BRO. H. f. Hartman, of the Dan
vile TObacco Journal, was circula-
sting around among ouTJmanufactur
ers yesterday.
Mr.. Geo. T. Brown has gone to
South Boston Va, where he will en-
gage in the leaf tobacco business
with young Mr.. Glenn.
Elders Bodenhamer and Deny
will preach the funeral of Elder San
ford Ring at Loves church next Sun
day the 1th, at eleven O'Clock.
The game between Winston and
Durham baseball clubs in this city
last Thursday was won by Winston,
the score StiiluiiiS- illSUOu ~,
Durham f.
A. FL. Eller, Esq, has returned
from the mounts ins much improved
in health. He says that Blowing
Rock has the largest number of Wis
itors within its history.
Newton Vines was bitten by a
spider Monday night and suffered
greatly. His flesh swelled and he be-
came quite sick. A physician admin
istered whiskey and he recovered.
Mr. Robert WALL Il well known and
highly esteemed citizen of Rocking
ham county, died Monday night at
O'Clock, aged 70 years. He leaves
seven children and twenty grand
children.
Prof E. A. Alderman .passed
through Winston Saturday on his
way to Wilkesboro, where he is hold
ing the county teachers institute
this week He goes from there to
Taylorsville.
Among the visitors at Piedmont
are Misses Matte and Maggie Spen-
GER, of Spencer Va, Misses Bingham,
of Bingham School, Misses K. NJ.
Penn, May S. Motley and Maggie
Watt, of Reidsville.
Daniel Pratt, col, stole a horse
on Wednesday of last week from a
negro doctor named Hall, of this
city. He was arrested in Lexington
Thursday and brought to Winston.
He is now in the county cooler.
Col. Jno. c. Upton. recently edi-
tor of the Greensboro Patriot, will
begin the publication of the Southern
Democrat at Greensboro on the GOTH
He is an accomplished newspaper
man and has The SENTINEL's very
best wishes.
-Messrs. r. l.. Crawford and W.
c. Brown started to Piedmont
Springs last Saturday, driving Mr.
Crawford's fine trotter. The horse
was taken sick and died at Walnut
Cove. Friend Crawford has our sin
eere sympathy.
The new country which the Win
ston-Wilkesboro Railroad has opened
up is sending much good provender
down this way. Every train brings
butter, chickens etc. to our citizens
A car load of cattle passed through
last week bound for Durham.
Died in Salem. of typhoid fever,
on last Friday, Mr.. Jonah Shore,
aged 81 years. Deceased was a con-
sistent member of the Moravian
church iu Salem. He leaves wife
and two children to mourn their loss.
Mr., Shore had host of friends.
Capt. R. W. Belo and Judge T. J..
Wilson presented the Winston fire
company with S25 each as a mark of
their appreciation of the company's
very creditable efforts on the occa-
sion of the recent fire at Hotel Foun--
tain. Capt. Delo also remembered
the Salem company in the sum of
$25.
This new-fangled sash business
has struck Winston Some of our
most conservative citizens are wear
ing them The next innovation
ought to be a hustle, and THE SENTI-
MEL right now wants to announce
the fact that it has s'old newspapers
for sale cheap at this Office Come
early and avoid the rush.
There is demand in Winston
right now for at least 100 good
houses which could be rented at $I2
to $500 per month. More people
are coming here every day and the
demand will increase Men who have
money and land now have an oppor-
tunity to help their town and make a
fa;r inforoSt n fbo mo %;,no