The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-02-20

Warner Bros, of Davidson coun-
ty, have bought out the livery bust
ness of Mr.. John Holland
Mr.. VIM Steiner, of Stokesdale,
ex-register of deeds of Guilford coun-
ty, is quite ill from paralysis.
Mrs. Elizabeth league, mother
of DR.. NJ E. league, died in Abbotts
Creek township last Saturday.
The most reliable of all liver reg
ulators is Cascarine. 1t acts prompt
ly and pleasantly. Price soc and 81
The r. & S. train ran over II sec
ton hand at Walkertown Tuesday
morning, breaking his leg and arm.
Why suffer from constipation,
when you have such pleasant and
positive remedy in Cascarine? Price
SOC and 81.
Our schoolmate, Mr.. James Nc
CURE, and Mr.. Hand. both of Davie,
gave THE SENTINEL a pleasant call
this week.
Headache speedily cured by the
use of Cascarine. 1t regulates the
stomach and cures Indigestion. Price,
SOC and 81.
A new company has been organ
lied to develop the coal between
Walnut Cove and Leakesville, SO
says Madame Rumor.
Cons tipation is positively cured
by the rsn of Cascarine. 1t regulates
the liver and tones up the whole sys-
tenn. Price soc and 81.
Mr. Frank Hege, one of the most
popular Young men of Salem, was
married to Miss Minnie Winkler in
the Moravian Church to-day.
The line between Clemmonsville
township, Forsyth county, and Da-
wilson county was run and estab-
lished on Tuesday of last week.
Capt. Stage brought up new
passenger coach for the Wilkesboro
extension Saturday night. The old
one has been sent off for repairs.
MIR. D. D. Schouler has bought
the store house now used for his
sRacket'' from Mr.. J. C. Buxton and
wife The price paid was $4,000.
MIR. T. A. Wilson, the newly elected
Teller ofthe Peoples National Bank.
is in Raleigh in the Citizens Bank
posting himself in banking matters.
"A few doses of Cascariine will re-
move the dull, heavy feel ing caused
by deranged condition of the stom-
ach or an inactive liver. Price soc
and 81.
A young son of Mr. 1. p Dalton,
of Salem Chapel, accidentally shot
himself in the thigh with a shotgun
Saturday The wound is not dan
gerOus.
Mr.. Joel F. Hill, one of the ster-
ling citizens of Stokes. was in Win
ston this week attending the bedside
of his sick daughter, Mrs. Wood, who
is now improving.
The suit of Frank Matthews
against Drs. Watkins and Conrad
for damages resulting from malprac-
tice was decided in favor of the de
fendants last week.
Mr. Samuel A. Henzey, the presi-
dent of the Egypt Coal Company,
says that there is no truth in the ru-
NOR that the Egypt coal mine had
been sold to the Greensboro Besse-
mer company.
Two wagons, two horses, u mule
and 100 gallons Of whiskey, seized
from John Sparks, of Yadkin county
were sold in Greensboro by the reve-
: nue. authorities last Saturday.
Greensboro has organized a lum-
Der company with $35 900 capital.
1t will have a branch Office at Ashe-
boro. G. A. Reynolds is president and
A. W. McAllister is treasurer.
Our esteemed friend of the Chat
ham Record is irrepressible. He says:
1.-THE next fish story comes from
Cape Fear township. Last week Mrs.
j. 81. Minis was fishing in Cape Fear
river near Avent's ferry and caught
a muskrat on her hook NextI''
Just listen to the hum of the
Bee Hive! Baity Bros. have rented
the store recently occupied by Ray
mond & Powell, opposite the post
office, and propose to make that hum
too. Read their announcement in
their regular column.
The Winston Water company al
their last meeting rendered theil
lands to the city for park, rent-free
for ten years. These lands are under
and around Belo's Pond, and will
make an excellent pleasure ground
We hope the city will accept and
make the grounds attractive by i'm
prOvements,
There was lively little shindy d,
the McAdoo House in Greensboro
last Thursday night. Three toughs
set upon the clerk for demanding sc
cents each for lodging. They only
wanted to pay 5Ocents for the who'll
crowd. Them the proprietor wa.
called in and they tore off his night
shirt. Then they beat two porter,
awhile until a policeman came up ant
marched them off to the city cooler
Webster's Weekly says Of Rev
w. L. Reany, who has accepted a cal
to Winston. and will commence hi,
work about March 1st: "The Week
y regards Mr.. Reany as the mos
cultured and eloquent preacher of hi
age the Episcopal church has il
North Carolina. We hope to see hin
succeed Bishop Lyman, when tina
good and true servant of God shal
nat from his labors."