The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-12-18
HE ND N.IH50RH ID NEWS.

Mr. and Mrs Dee Rich are visiting
relatives near Clemmonsvllle.
Some of our tobacco manufac-
lures have not closed operations yet
Mrs Livia Hall succeeds Mrs.
Van Sanford as matron at the Twin
City Hospital
Mr.. q l Walker is having
handsome residence erected out in
West Winston.
The appropriation for the Reds
Vile public building is only $50, 900.
Winston deserves a $3.50, 900 one.
-Messrs. T. l.. Vaughn & Co. are
having "A roomy addition built to
their already mammoth tobacco
works.
All parties having books belong
ing to the Winston Graded School
Library Will please return them i'm
medIately.
The Danville Register says that
the leaf tobacco sales i'll that city
will he adjourned from December
10th to January 9th.
One of the largest barracks
among the Davis School buildings is
beiug torn down t, be moved to
Winston -LaGrang- Spectator
The building boom continues.
DIR S J. Montague has contracted
for the erection of several more com
Portable dwellings, in East Winston.
Alice Hauser, an industrious
coIored woman who resides about a
mile west of Winston, killed a IL
mouth, old porker a few days ago
that pulled the beam to 39o pounds
The many friends of Col. r. F.
Webb, who has been so low the past
week at his home in Durham, and
who, it is thought, WIS dying ut one
time, it reported as much improved.
THE SENTINEL is glad to welcome
as citizen Mr.. J E. Pigford who
has moved here with his family from
Wilmington He has-rented the Hay
ing a boarding house.
1T is ut this season of the year that
turkeys fremble However they are
bringing fancy prices this year-rail-
ging from rs cents to ST. 80 The
prospects are too that they will ad
vance somewhat before Christmas.
There are 81 pensioners in For
syth county, aud the amounts due
each have about been paid. The
amounts paid TO the soldiers range
from SIT t. $53, while tho widows
received $17 70.
We wele me To our city the frmi-
Is of Mr. j I. Wilson. the popular
solicitor for the Standard Music
Company of this city. They come
frsm Davie county t. MAKE Winston
their future home.
We were Informed this morning
that about seventy five or eighty of
the young ladies attending school-at
the Salem Female College will go to
Their respective homes to spend the
Christmas holidays.
1T is astonishing to see the
amount of lumber that is shipped to
Winston salem oyer. our several rail
roads This is what We like to see
Is il is just what iG takek 60 build up
4 city Let our bdildln3 boom con
tinu-.
MI W. T. " dty1 vi thC OtluoCS
War house, will soon move his fam
Ms here from Reidsville, We under
sfspd He Will occupy the resr
aencts whIen l. being erected by
fuae J Wilson on Liberty stre-i,
ilrs.E SO nd,
Tine Record reports several Con
federatc bills in circulation in
Greensboro the past week, and warns
the people TO keep sharp look out
for Them. The citizens of Winston
Salem should keep an eye open fol
such mohey als9- !
The Winston Tobacco Board Of
Trade appointed as its deIeRstes
10 the Interstate ConyeLtion of the
Southern Immigration Association
: ~ Asheville, N. e.. Messrs. T. T.
) Fnnghn and r J. Reynolds, two Of
sur leading capitalists and tobacco
prince. No organization will send
ST slelsz s'ion e ,har gFsst Cor