The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-05-29
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mr.. w. IL. Pollard s residence on
4th. Street is going up.
Prof. l.. B. Edwards has retired
from his visit to High Point.
The Moravian church of Salem is
to be made nearly one third larger.
Rev. DIR. Buxton, of Ashevill,.
preached in tn Episcopal church last
Sunday. II
The big storage warehouse OF
Messrs. Brown Rogers & Co is near
ing completion.
The Twin City Club has issued its
reception invitations for June 3rd.
They are very handsome: Sc
Bonds bring good streets, plenty
of water, sewerage and creditable
city buildings. Vote them. y.
Mr.. A. d. Mickle, of Raleigh, rep
resenting the Oxford Land Co, Was
in Winston Tuesday He will locate
here if he can find suitable employ
ment.
June 18th is coming. Then all
good citizens must stand by Win
ston and cast their votes to improve
her. it-l
John Reb. HALEY, the coon who
was convicted of breaking open Mr..
W. II. Vogler's jewelry store, was car
ried to the penitentiary this week by
acting-sheriff league.
Charlotte and Greensboro have
each bonded tfeir town to improve
it. Winston can't afford to be left
in the race.
The store just below the post
office is being fitted up for Mr.. j. b.
Whitaker, of Durham, who will open
u bookstore here in Il few days. We
wish him the best of luck.
Every man who does not go to
the polls on June 18th, is considered
as voting against issuing the bonds.
See that your neighbor is there.
There is not a day passes that
does not bring many new people to
Winston looking around for residen-
ces and places of business. Many
more would settle here if they could
find houses. tre s5tt ~
-Winston's Mayors office and
city Jail is Il disgrace to the town.
Vote for the bonds and let's build n
good one. a
Some new streets will have to be
opened in north and east Winston.
1t takes money to do the work and
there is not sufficient money in the
town treasury to do it. Vote for the
bonds.
Good health is better than riches.
A sewerage system increases good
health. A bonded indebtedness viii
bring the sewerage system.
Capt. Gilmer and his two sons, Mr..
Cy. Watson and his boy. Duke Hay,
Jno Patterson and several Others of
our citizens, besides the Forsyth Ri
hemen, left yesterday morning to be
at the great celebration at Richmond
to-day.
The town wants to buy the water
works and extend them so as to put
water on every street. The bonds
will have to be voted if the water
works are bought.
Salisbury is catching the step
along with Winston. A land COM
pany was organized there Monday
with a capital stock of20O,00O. The
are Kerr Craige. r.
J. Holmes, F. B. Arendell and 9TH
ers.
June 18th, will soon be here
talk to your neighdor about good
streets, more streets, sewerage and
water works. See that he under
stands the matter and votes for the
bonds. EC%
The Chamber ofCommerce is COM
posed of heavy taxpayers AT the
last meeting a resolutiod was passed
declaring in favor of IL city bonded
of $2OO.OOO. These
men would not favor this move if it
were not best for the town and best:
for the taxpayer.
Nearly enough. money is spent
every year in patching" the streets
to pay the interest on an amonnt
sufficient to provide paved streets,
sufficient water supply and
a creditable town building.
Winston is the best town in n
Csc says State migration Agent
P M. Wilson who was here Tuesday
and who was elected to the place of
of the West End Land Co.
He is eminently qualified to judge of
a towns prosperity, as he has been
studying the towns of the State for
several years past.
The commissioners. of Winston
IRE wise and honest set of men
If they had not been, the people
would never have elected them.
They will spend the 100000 to be
voted June 18th to the best adva.n-
bage to this city. 1 q
Our little neighbor town, Rural
Hall, don't propose to be1ittle much
longer. Quite a number of new
houses have just been completed and
seven are now under construction.
They expect to have tobacco facto-
~ running there next year. Such
pluck as that always wins. -.
Voting for $500, 900 city bond
ed Indebtedness does not mean high
Or taxes. 1t viii provide money at a
low rate of interest which would
otherwise have to be taken directly
rom the pockets of the taxpayers.
A proposition will be submitted to
The people of Rowan county to SUBJ
scribe 100000, to the Roanoke &
Southern r.. r. The correspondent
Of the Charlotte Chronicle says that
f necessary the town of Salisbury
will give $50, 900 more. Thatsounds
ike business. - ~. 8
-Asheville several years ago voted
3 bonded Indebtedness of 500, 900
Tor internal improvements and since