The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-04-03
HOME AND NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

The passenger depot of the r. i
d. railroad is open.
Miss Ellie Elliott, of Danville, il
vis' ting her sister, Mrs. R. F. Gray.
Rev. J. F. Crowell, President o
Trinity College, was here Saturday.
Salem will pave Main street from
the Salem Hotel to the Winston line
Rails for the Winston WilkesbOrC
road pass through here every day OF
two.
Miss Kate Glenn, of Memphis
Tenn, is visiting at Mr.. R. G
Glenn's.
We regret to learn that Bro
Blum. of the Salem Press, is still
quite sick.
Sick and nervous headaches cnred
bv tho nSe OfCascarina. Try II. Price
80 cents
Pro. 7. r. Webster. of Reidsville
was in Winston Tuesday and remem-
bered THE SENTINEL.
Col. J III. White last week sold
three vacant lots in the rear of the
baseball grounds at $500 each.
The most reliable of all liver reg
ulators is Cascarine. 1T acts prompt
ly and pleasantly. Price SOC and 81
Mr.. Jno Taylor has returned
from his second trip to Northern
markets to buy goods for Taylor,
Norman & Co.
Headache speedily cured by the
use of Cascarine 1t regulates the
stomach and cures Indigestion. Price
Sc and 81.
BURGLARS entered the store of Mr..
Sparks, at Waughtown, on last Sum-
day night, carrying off about $4,000
worth of goods.
Mr. R. g. Gentry, of Slate, was in
Winston last week and sold 81 lbs.
of tobacco for $197.33. Such farm
ing as this pays.
There are 5000 visitors in Ashc-
vile. If Winston's big hotel were
now completed we could have a big
crowd here, too.
&C ,ns+ iDation is positively cured
by the usn of Cascarine. 1t regulates
the liver and tones up the whole sys-
tenn. Price soc and 81.
The Kernersville News has been
revived with Mr.. Jno. NJ. Graham as
manager 1t is beautifully printed
and is a credit to our neighbor town.
Mr. p. c. Enniss, travelling agent
of the State Chronicle was in Winston
Yesterday Weare glad to learn from
him that the Chronicle is selfsustain-
ing.
Prof A. Du Four, Of Salem, deliv-
cred an interesting lecture on Florence
at Trinity College last week. He will
lecture at Davidson College at an
early date.
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.
Mr. T. B. Crawford has opened a
real estate office, and his sign-board
reminds one of the booming towns
down South. 1t gives list of bar
gains in real estate.
Frank Mathis, a colored man
who lives at Red Banks, this county,
claims to be 1O6 years old. He is
still as lively as a cricket and raised
a tobacco crop last year.
The new building for the. First
National Bank will be finished ty Ju-
ly LIST. The extra store room in it
has already been spoken for by II
gentleman from Petersburg, Va.
Fire broke out in the dry-house
at Fries wooden mills in Salem last
Thursday morning. The fire engine
soon put it out and the loss sustained
amounted to lot of cotton and the
floor and ceiling.
Everybody who loves to fish can
go over to Dan river on the Roanoke
& Southern special train next Mon
day. The round trip ticket will cost
rs cents This doesn't include the
cost of the "bait''
The Peoples National Bank will
be open by May LIST. President Blair
has recently been to Philadelphia and
other northern cities and has secured
correspondents through whom he
says he can get all the money the
bank may need.
The Pilot Mt. Baptist Sunday
School Convention was held at Ger
manton last Friday. Delegates
from Winston were Rev. H "A. Brown,
Rev. P. III. Pernett, DrC. J. Watkins,
Mr. w. T. Carter and Mr. j. G. Stew
art.
Mr. w. K. Parker, recently mer-
chandising at Warrenton, has come
to Winston with the intention of ma
king this his home. He is young
gentleman of fine business and social
qualities and our city will be glad to
retain him. 'sr- -.o>'
The telephones are coming Mr.. |
C. E. McCluel. representing one of the
branches of the Bell Telephone Co.,
was in Winston this week, locating
the lines for a system in this city The |
line will be constructed within thirty |
days, it is thought.
DIR. Sullivan, Of Germanton,
jumped off the westbound train on
the c. F. & Y Y. railroad last Satur-
day. 1t was dark. He thought he
was jumping off on bed of sand but |
it proved to be Buffalo creek He
was considerably bruised and was
wet all over.
Don't be prejudiced.- Because at
one time you put a short local in /
your town newspaper for one week,
and "cartooned" all the fence boards
in the vicinity, don't give up, get dis
couraged, and say that you have
tried advertising, resolved that it
didn't pay and decided not to do any
more of it.-Warren (HL) Sentinel