The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-10-09

Excuse me, but HAVE you regis
tered? fnot, why not?
Mr. W. B. Pollard's residence is
finished and he moved in this week.
Over 225 cadets at Davis School
now, and they continue to come.
Well pay our compliments to
some of the remaining Republican
candidates next week.
-Natll Stockton's buff pup, ''Sni-
DER is no more The street car got
him.
Will Lincback and Reynolds vote
for Brewer? Ask them this question
on the stump and make them answer
it,
The district Y. NJ. G.. \. conven-
ton will be held at Reidsville Oct
17-19. Round trip tickets from
Winston: $2.95.
Hon. C. B. Watson and Mr. Char
ley Reynolds will discuss the issues of
this campaign at Kernersville next
Saturday night. There's fun ahead.
There are only thirteen days, eX-
Guiding Sundays, before the registra-
ton books close. If your name isn't
on them you can't vote.
Mr. and Mrs j. w. Fries and
Misses Addie and Mary Fries started
for Europe Tuesday, for IL tour of
several months.
TIE 'possum climbs the 'simmon tree
sweet taters grow in the ground
The VIII, gives fHE SENTINEL these things
shall wear colder, crown.
T. ). Also a harp
The handsome metal fronts are
now being placed on the stores of
Vaughn 4 Pepper and r. r. Craw
ford.
Charley" Hauser is the bell
wether of the Republican flock. Let
the Democrats beat him this time
and the county will be safely Demo-
era tic.
Eighteen thousand eight hun
dred and fifty-siX dollars and fifty
two cents was the amount collected
ut the Winston revenue office last
week tor tobacco stamps.
r. n Hackett, of Wilkes, came
down Saturday wearing a pair of
'syaller' shoes. He was on his way
to Raleigh to join editor. Ramsay's
alliance.
-Messrs. Henry Shaffner and A. A.
Smith have formed partnership to
carry on the leaf tobacco business in
the factory in the rear Of the EpiscO-
pal church. We wish them big sue
cess.
'.Aint Hanes' new factory a dan
dyI' That's what everybody says.
Workmen are now putting on the
fourth story and it is to he five sto-
ries high. When finished it will be
the biggest plug factory in the South.
The Democrats of Wilkes have
nominated c. c. Wright for the
House, z. E. Dancy for clerk, Jno. E.
McEwen for sheriff, W. HI. Carter for
register, Wesley JONES for surveyor,
and Joel Triplett for coroner.
Prof. j. A. Holmes, of the Uni
versity, was here Tuesday to see DR..
Bahnson's big lily and to buy town.
lot. He saw the lily, which will bear
the weight of an SO-pound child, but
he failed to draw a lot.
The schedule on the N. w. N. C.
r. r. will be changed next Monday
Trains from Winston to Greensboro
will leave at 6:15 D. m. instead OF
6:55 p. m. Trains from Winston to
WilkesborO will leave at 1870 p. M,
instead of $40.
-Messrs. Francis B. Kemp & Co. is
a firm of live real-estate dealers from
Roanoke who have come to Winston
and located in the Wilson building
south of Hotel Fountain. Wegladly
welcome them and hope their vent
ures in Winston realty viii pay hand
somely. 81
-MeSsrs. Tom Finley and Gordon
: Hackett, of Wilkesboro, escorted Mr..
Arthur Finley though Winston Mon
day on their way to Harnett county
where the latter gentleman was mar
ried TO Miss Kate Cameron yesterday.
He is one of the finest men that, grow
in Wilkes, and The SENTINEL, hopes
that his welded life will be happy. Ill !
Capt. Geo. Finley, of Wilkes, was
here Saturday, and told THE SENTI-
MEL that he and his associates had
formed q Land and Improvement Co.
at Gordon City, just across the river
from Wilkesboro, with q paid-up cap
ital of 800, 600. He says his new
hotel Will soon be built. and then be
will be glad to welcome the travelling
public. 80
The lots on the corner of Third
and Main street, recently occupied
by s. 3. Aliens hardware store and
Shipley harness shop, were sold last
Saturday to Gilmer & Reynolds for
$12 900. On Tuesday these gentle
men sold the corner lot, 25x1OO feet,
for 1880 to Messrs. j a. Gray, f.
H Fries and w. A. Lemly. -