The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-09-25
.SkeeterS are wful.

You bet
-Skeeters are awful.
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Sentinel.
Mr.. p. A. Peatross, of the Madi-
son News, gave us Il pleasant call
last Monday.
The colored Graded School opens
today Prof Adkins, of Salisbury is
the new principal.
The Roman Catholic church on
Fourth street is almost completed
and is a very neat building.
-"Walk into my parlor,' said the
bosses to tn. coons. They walked,
but they got nary an office
Mr.. c. Buford is the new chair
man OF the Forsyth County Demo-
cratic Executive Committee.
Prof. Dughi's bi..'i show is de-
lighting the youngsters of the Y. NJ.
C.. A. 1t is well worth seeing.
tax-collecting tour. Read his list of
appointments in another column.
1t is Lineback now, but it will be
Lie-on-his-b back after November the
4th. Sheppard will put him there
Mr.. Jas. S. Scales, of the Pied
mont warehouse, left last week to
pay his brother, J A. Scales, of
Stokes, Il brief visit.
Miss Blair, sister to our towns
men, Messrs. W. \. and J. J. Blair.
has been elected as teacher in the
Goldsi.oro Graded school
The kernersville band has been
engaged to make music at the Bur-
lington fair on Oct. 9th. 1t is said
that Zeb Vance will be there
Yesterday was the day of Atone
ment with our Hebrew citizens and
was religiously observed by them in
closing up their business houses.
1t is the general opinion that Mr..
Bill Matthews, OF Stokes, will be the
Republican candidate who will run
against Mr. H. c. Fulton for the
Senate
We regret to know that Mr.
Tom Peppers face is partially para
]yzed. He has been to Richmond to
consult specialist but is not much
improved.
-Out COOdSCo Coiuihh IelSO WcCk
contained "pome' credited to the
State Chronicle that should have
been credited to the Southern
Tobacco Journal
Rev. Ira Erwin began series of
meetings at Burkhead NJ E. church
last Sunday. We trust that the
earnest young pastors work may be
gloriously rewarded.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
excursion to Mayo Falls last Satur-
day gave it's passengers a delightful
trip but failed to make expenses,
losing about $4,000.
Some horses en- route from Kan
sas to this place INDUCED in a genu-
inc western stampede at Charlotte
last week Some of them were caught
two miles from town.
Mr.. Luther Bennett, ofCharlotte,
who did some fine work for the Win
ston baseball team in the contest
with Roanoke, has signed an agree
ment to play on a club in Texas next
season.
Durham will have a free mail de-
livery after Nov. LIST. Winston ought
to have it and we suggest that the
Chamber of Commerce ask a report
from the committee which has this
subject in charge.
Mr.. Charlie Reynolds, one of the
Republican leaders of this county,
tells us that he recently wrote John
Brewer a letter in which he told him
that no selfrespecting Republican
ought to vote for him for Congress.
The Workman is authority for
the statement that Guilford College
has six base ball mines, four among
the boys and two among the girls.
Miss Mollie Roberts, it says, of Gull
ford College, has the honor of being
Captain Of the lady nines
MIR. w. A. Hamilton, who recent
ly moved to Winston from Carthage
is doing WELL He likes Winston
and is pleased with his reception
here. In order to increase his trade
he inserts an advertisement in this
issue of THE SENTINEL. Read it.
The C. F. & Y. V. railroad receiv-
ed two new six drive wheel locomo-
tives last week. The business of this
great state road is steadily increas-
ing. Wilmington is luxuriating on
apples and cabbage from Mt. Airy,
and says the freight rates are only
80 cents q barrel. -Greensbor State.
The West End Hotel and Land
Co. have printed beautiful map of
their property, showing the shape
and 4ocatiOn of each lot and stating
it's price. Lots will be put on sale
Oct. 7th. Maps and descriptive cir
culars will be furnished cheerfully on
application to the Secretary, MI. p.
n. Wilson, Winston, NC. Z
Col. A. B. Gorrell, the popular
proprietor of Farmers Warehouse,
win, ON Oct. LIST, take in as a partner
his son, Mr.. Robt. w. GorrelI. 1t IS
always 8 pleasure to see young men
growing up into business with their
fathers. Bob Gorrell is one of the
best business boys in Winston and is
popular with all who know him.