The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-03-27
THE WINSTON SENTINEL.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1890.
HOHE AND NEIHRORRO0D NEWS.


Mr.. Spot Taylor, Danbury's hap
py genius, was in Winston last week.
N. S. C. May, Esq, or Fork
Church, gave The SENTINEL pleas
ant call last week.
F. NJ. Roberts & Co. have some
thing new to say to you this week.
Read their ad.
Sick and nervous headaches cured
by the use ofCascarine. Try it. Price
so cents.
john Dobson, Esq, of Rockford,
came down on the Winston-Wilkes-
boro road last Thursday.
CONGRESSMAN Brewer announces
that there is a vacancy in the Z. S.
Naval Academy from this district.
The most reliable of all liver reg
ulators is Cascarine. 1t acts prompt
ly and pleasantly. Price Soc and 81
The Leader says that the sur
veyors on the proposed railroad be-
tween Madison and Leaksville ar
rived last week.
Headache speedily cured by the
use of Cascafine. 1t regulates the
stomach and cures Indigestion. Price
DC and 81.
-Messrs. G. ". Hinshaw and Fl. A
Crute are in New York buying an ele
CANT spring stock for the establish
ment of Hinshaw & Medearis.
C ms -iDation is positively cured
by the rsn of Cascarine. 1t regulates
the liver and tones up the whole sys-
tenn. Price soc and 81.
u d Ionos To charlottesville
Alexander county, will move to Win
ston next month and form a law
partnership with r. B. Kerner; Esq.
Winston is to have another mil
linery store 1t will soon be opened
in the Tise block, and Miss Kate
Fallen, of Baltimore, will have
charge.
Mr.. j. W. Fries, of Salem, has
been appointed by Gov. Fowle a
member of the committee to visit
and report on the condition Of the
University.
Mr.. R. J. Reynolds last week re-
turned from u business trip to Ten
nessee, and was accompanied by his
mother, who is visiting her son, Mr..
w. n. Reynolds.
"A lew uOSeiS VI OdSCttTlIuc VIII
move the dull, heavy feel ing caused
by deranged condition of the stom
ach or an inactive liver. Price soc
and 81.
Tickets for reserved seats to Fri
day evenings concert, price so cents,
for sale at Brown & Browns drug
store, Winston, and Salem Female
Academy office.
The Salem Orchestra will give
Greensboro a musical treat on April
18th. The proceeds from the concert
will be used for Greensboro Graded
School library.
-Messrs W. L. Franklin & Co.,
we'll known to THE SENTINEL's read
ers for bargains, insert new ad this
week and name some prices that are
remarkably low.
Our former tOwnSman, Mr.. Il. ID.
Newton, now the travelling man for
Messrs. W. Z. Pickett & Co., of High
Point, has been in Winston a few
days visiting his family.
Several people have left Stokes
county during the last week to join
the Mormons and go to Utah. They
had better stay at home and content
themselves with one wife.
The bill of lading for the rails for
-Salem's electric street rail-
way has arrived. Work on the foun-
dation for the electric power plant
has begun and everything is moving
along with speed.
There will be a meeting of the
Secretaries of the sub-Alliances of
Forsyth county held in the Court
House on the first day of April. Mr..
C. A. Pratt. county secretary, ear
nestly requests every one to be pre-
sent SO
Our genial Baptist friend Rev. s.
F. Conrad will soon run an excursion
train from Mt Airy and Winston to
Wilmington for the benefit of three
new churches which he is building at
Dennis, Ruffin and Walnut Cove. Sue
cess to his efforts.
The Smith Drug Co. insert an ad.
in Tue SENTINEL this week They
have just finished painting their
drug store and have put in an ele-
giant line of toilet and smokers ar
ticIps and a complete stock of drugs.
Give them CALL
THE SENTINEL hears with. regret
of the death of Mr.. Peter jenkins
Fulp, which occurred near Glenwood,
in Yadkin county, on March 18th.
He married Miss Martha j. Glen in
1884. His wife and child, together
with many friends, mourn his de-
parture
The list of winter evening enter
tainments yet remaining is as follows:
Friday, March %, can Evening with
the Oratorios,v Mis- Evans; Friday,
April II, concert by the Salem Phil
harmonic Society; Friday, April 25,
concert by Salem Orchestra Prof.
Blair's lecture on Rome was post
poned, on account of the storm rag
ing on the evening advertised. 1t will
be delivered at a later date, notice OF
which will be given to the public.
Mr.. Phil A. Peatross, of Madison,
was a welcome visitor to The SENTI-
MEL office last week. He has our
congratulations, doubled and twist
ed, because of his marriage to Miss
Mollie Heggie, of Madison, on the
18th inst, and because last week he
issued the first number of the Mudi-
son News, q neat and newsy seven
column paper, at one dollar per year.
The SENTINEL wishes him the great.
est happiness in his marriage and the
best of luck with his paper.