The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-10-16

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Brewer is beat
Williams will win.
Stand to Stafford.
Vote for Valentine
Lay Lineback low.
Shout for Sheppard
So Barber is bad for Settle.
-Ciiu at the ballot box for Cox.
Move ali along the line for Morris
-"That littlc lawyer" is what Mr.
Fulton calls .jno. Reynolds.
West End Land stock sold this
week at Il premium OF 20 per cent.
Letters from Llkin and Pilot
Mountain were unavoidably crowded
out this week Write again, friends
Another purp got under the
street ears cow-catcher Saturday
and was sent to join Nath Stock
toms.
"A company has been formed to
develop lands and sell lots in East
Winston The lands belong to Jacob
Tise and others.
We are very glad to see our
townsman, Hon. w. B. Glenn, again
on our streets. His health is great
ly improved.
@Schouler's millinery opening last
week was quite a success. Miss
Lockes taste had selected all the new
things that are pretty at reasonable
prices and the display was excellent.
The Madison News says that q
Sunday school excursion will soon be
run from Ladford to Winston and
that the Madison school will be in
vited
Mr.. Lineback, the Republican
nominee for the House, is the tool of
the true men of the county vote
against him.
-Jno. Carmalt, the infant son of
Maj. and Mrs. s. II. Smith, died Tues
day afternoon. The sympathies of
their many friends go out to the be-
reaved parents.
Mr.. Robt Galloway, of Reidsville,
has made large purchases of lots in
Winston and will erect a residence in
the West End and move his family
here.
Among the marshals at the State
fair in Raleigh to-day are H. HI. Rey-
nolds, of Winston, r. n Hackett, of
Wilkesboro, and S. P. Graves, of
Mt. Airy.
Mr.. j. III. Swicegood, who has
been out of town for some time, has
returned, and will be glad to meet his
many farmer friends at the Piedmont
Warehouse.
Hon. Paul Cameron. of Hillsboro,
who is probably the richest man in
the State, was in Winston several
days last week seeking good invest
ments in Winston real-estate. He
found them.
Mr.. w. A. Baity has bought
"Wachovia Highlands of Mr. w. E.
Franklin. The land lies in north
west Salem and contains Is lots.
Mr.. Franklin made about $5, 900 on
the sale.
MIR. T. W. Huske has returned
from Roanoke. He says all difficult
ties are now out of the way Of the
Roanoke g. Southern r. R. and that
it will be completed to Roanoke with
in eighteen months.
forsyth Superior court begins
next Monday, with Judge McCorkle
on the bench. There are Ill crimi-
nal and 70 civil cases on the docket
When you come to court don't forget
to bring $3.50 for your subscription
to The SENTINEL.
a H. Eller Esq. will deliver an
address at the State Fair to- day, his
subject being ssThe Resources of Wes-
tern N. CO. We undertake to say
that it will win great applause, for he
is an orator whom his friends are
proud of.
The county Alliance picnic will be
Winston, on the first Saturday in No
vember. The speakers expected are
Gen. Bob. Vance and Col. T. B. Long.
All sub-alliances in the county are
invited to go and carry their baskets.
"A few days ago a poor white
Republican, whose horse was to be
sold unless he raised a few dollars,
applied to Mr. c.. S. Hauser for help.
Mr.. Hauser refused to help him, but
Mr. Jno.s Waddell. Democrat, got
up the money and saved the horse to
him. He will not vote for Mr. Haus-
er again.
We publish on the first page an
article from the Reidsville Review
which preferred serious charges
against Brewer. These facts were
given the Review by Joseph Brad
field. Brewer denied the charges at
Wentworth and Mr.. Bradfield licked
him. An account Of the fight is Civ
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