The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-10
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Real estate
is on a boom.
Baseball is reviving.
Messrs. Sprague and McClement
left Sunday morning
Mrs. V. w. Long is visiting her
parents at Burlington.
Mr.. W. A. Blair is in Washington
CITY in the interest of WinstOn's pub
lie building.
Sick and nervous headaches cured
by the use ofCascarine. Try it. Price
80 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs H. E. Fries spent
Easter with Prof and Mrs. Moore at
Hampton Sidney, Va.
The beautiful Mornvitl E ,ster
services were attpnlr this Jar by
a',nIt 5000 people
5. E. Wil.iamS, Esq and Ii l., of
Lexington, spent Easter with Mr..
and Mrs. RIM. Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyre Glenn, of
Greensboro, We're among the Twin
City's Easter visitors.
Judge. Walter Clark will deliver
the annual address at Greensboro
Female College this year.
Walnut Cove is again to have a
weekly newspaper. Messrs. Gentry
& 20. are to be the publishers.
-Four convicts at work on the
Roanoke & Southern railroad near
Madison escaped last Thursday.
The most reliable of all liver reg
ulators is Cascarine. 1t acts prompt
Iy and pleasantly. Price soc 81
DR. A l.. Petree, the handsomest
and one of the best physicians of
Rowan county, was in Winston Mon
day.
A considerable party of Wins
tons business men will leave Monday
to 90 on the excursion to Whining
ton.
S. p. Graves Esq, a popular and
very talented member of the Mt. Airy
bar, was in Winston on legal business
Tuesday
Headache speedily cured by the
use of Cascarine. 1t regulates the
stomach and cures Indigestion. Price
DC and 81.
An EDITORS prayer: Suffer little
money to come unto me and forbid it
not, for of such is the kingdom of
man-Davie Times.
DR.. Thompson has sold 16 acres
of land northeast of Bahnsontown
to Messrs. W. T. Carter and B. j.
Sheppard for $4,000.
&C ms -ination is positively cured
by the I,sc of Castarine. 1t regulates
the liver and tones up the whole sys-
tenn Price soc and 81.
"A severe rain and hail storm
passed over Winston yesterday after
noon. The hail-stones were larger
than a buck-shot.
Mr.. ID. /. Revis, of Cross Roads
church, was in Winston Tuesday re-
ceiving goods to put in his new store
which he will open at that place in Il
few days.
"A few doses of Cascariine willre
move the dull, heavy feel ing caused
by a deranged condition of the stom
ach or an inactive liver. Price soc
and 81.
The Forsyth Five Cents Savings
Bank last night declared it's usual
dividend at the rate of ) per cent. per
annum. 1t is in most satisfactory
condition.
-Messrs. Spaugh Bros, ct Waugh
town, have put in an engine and
boiler and are opening Il lumber yard
in north Winston. They are think
ing of moving their wagon shops
here.
The negroes from all parts are
beginning to flock to Winston to
work in the factories. A carload
came from Lynchburg Saturday.
Like black-birds, they come around
with the spring.
The county will buy a big rock
crusher and erect it at quarry near
Oldtown. The county convicts will
be used to operate it and it will sup
ply crushed rock for both the county
roads aid the streets of this city.
MIR. C. E. Crews, of Sedge Garden,
and Mr.. L. B. Wall, of Bethania, were
in to see The SENTINEL to-day. The
latter gentleman says he has a curl
osity in his yard. 1t is a locust tree
II feet and 4 inches in circumference.
Maj Sam Smith has painted his
drug store red, and Mr.. d. d. Schou-
Ter has painted his building light
blue Now if Mr.. Schouler would add
another story to his building, this
would be one of the handsOmest
blocks in town.
-Chas. Drewry, Chas. Emery and
Robt. DeRosset brought the body OF
young Cowles to Greensboro Tuesday
night, where they were met by Col
and Mrs. Cowles. The funeral will
probably take place in Wilkesboro
today. The deceased was only Is
: years old.
The Mt. Airy News says the wife
of Jack Arlington, of Patrick county
Va. not far from Mt. Airy, N c.,
gave birth few days ago to what
might be called a douhle-baby. The
child has two heads, two stomachs
and only two arms and two legs. II
:: is living and doing well.
The Mocksville Times says: The
railroad convict camp has been NOV
ed to a place near Dutchman creek
which is within six miles of Mocks
ville The work is being actively
pushed, and will continue to be push
ed until the road is completed-tha1
: is, SO far as the States contract i.
concerned. which embraces the grad
ling of the same to Mocksville.
: = "A few nights ago burglars entered
the store of j. C. Finn at Pine Hal
and stole about $40 worth of goods
On the next night the store of Martir
& Joyce, at Ayersville, was entered
and robbed of about $50. Isaa,
Carter, negro, was charged with th'