The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-09-11
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of sheriff
Mr.. and Mrs. w l.. Franklin have
returned from delightful visit to
relatives at Morehead.
The collections at the Winston
revenue office for the week ending
with last Saturday amounted to
$2O, 1922. 80.
We are informed that Messrs.
Hinshaw & Medearis on last Friday
sold the enormous amount of 5000
pounds of meat.
Mr.. Bob MeArthur has gone to
st. Louis, Mo-, to buy horses. The
city commissioners instructed him to
buy six mules for street use.
The SENTINEL job office wants to
do IL part of your work. Prices and
quality of work are all right, and it
will be done at the time promised.
The Agricultural Department at
Raleigh has recently taken Il census
of the manufactures i'll the State, and
finds Forsyth county ahead Of them
ALL
Mr.. Edward Raney, OF this city,
died at his home Friday evening.
The funeral was conducted by Rev
W. c. Norman on Saturday after
noon.
We are glad to announce the
great su;-cesS of Salem Femal,. Col
legp this year. Principal Cleweli pre-
diets that there will be $50 pupils
this session.
Mr. Cicero Use and his associates
have secured III option on Il large
tract If l,u:i in Eikin. and it is
thOIynt that ;!l"F intend 10 build Il
furnit ur,' f:lcto:-r.
Engineer AI.,ms, Of the r. 4 ID.
r. R., was killed at High Point Sat
urday. He stuck his head out the
window to look at the rear ears and
a switch-post struck him and crush
eel his skull
-Messrs. Rosenbacher & Bro. are
receiving and opening the first in
stallment of their fall stock. They
have Just stacks of pretty things in
their dry goods and clothing stores.
Go to see them
-Messrs. ]. c. Buxton and Z b.
Jones returned from Wilkes court
Yesterday. MIR. Jones informs us
that it was thought by a majority Of
both Democrats and Republicans
that Mr. Barber got the best of Mr..
Settle
Farmers. remember that ID. ).
Reid has $1,000 five thousand sacks
of his celebrated Dissolved Bone Fer
tilizer for wheat and oats for sale at
lowest prices. Call early and avoid
the rush Next door to UrinOco
warehouse.
The Chronicle conveys the welcome
news that the train will carry the
mail between Winston and Wilkes
boro on and after next Monday. THE
SENTINEL will then reach its many
subscribers along the line the same
day it is printed.
1t is said that the r. 4 d. rail
road authorities have instructed
Engineer Hankins to make three sur
veys of the route from WilkesborO to
Bristol, Tenn We don't believe two
years will elapse before through trains
will run from Winston to Bristol.
The fearful wreck at the Yadkin
bridge on the \. c. r. r., which oc-
Cured Saturday, and which lost over
$1,000 of the railroads property,
is being cleared away with dynamite.
A transfer has been established for
the convenience of the passengers.
Died, in this city Tuesday after
noon, the infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Z. Gray, aged fourteen months.
The burial took place yesterday af-
ternoon and was attended by many
friends who sincerely sympathize
with Mr. and Mrs. Gray in their be-
reavement.
he ofpa foI hn
Centenary NJ E. church are arousing
deep religious feeling Pastor Nor
man is laboring earnestly and low
crowned with conversions The
meetings will probably last through
the present week.
-Messrs. Brown Rogers & Co.,
have big pictorial advertisement
of their excellent grain drills and har
rows in this issue of THE SENTINEL.
They have built up large trade
wish the farmers by honest dealing
and fair prices and their fall trade
will be larger than ever before.
Capt. Jim Scales gets handsomer
and his whiskers get blacker and
blacker every day The reason is,
that he anticipates big breaks at the
Piedmont this year, and expects to
get great prices for the farmers. His
genial manners have won him many
friends among the planters who sell
on this market.
Two young lady graduates of
the Greensboro Female college,
Misses Nellie Edwards and Carrie
Carpenter, have entered Trinity to
take a special course. The college
has opened with over 100 matricu-
lates, mostly new students, and Prof
English declares it the best begin
ming within twelve years.
Sheriff Venable, of Surry county,
passed through Winston last Thurs
day, going to carry prisoners to
Raleigh. He left Tom Harris and
Henry Doss, colored, to work on
Forsyth county's public roads, and
carried John Williams, colored, to
: Raleigh to spend three years vaca-
ton at the expense of the State
1t is said that at a female col
lege not hundred miles from Wins
ton-Salem that a young lady has to
get a special permit from the princi-
pal whenever she wishes to accompa-
ny a lady teacher to the stores.
A young lady pupil solemnly assev-
crates that the permits bear these
words: 'sTo the Wardens and Turn
keys: Pass Miss-through the
bars but If she shows the sliuhtast