The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-07-10
LOCAL Briefs.

Maj. Ham Scales is home from
Piedmont.
Mrs. W. W. Wood has returned
from Elkin.
Mrs R. B. Kerner is visiting rela-
tives in Yadkin.
The spinning jenny" has gone.
thank goodness.
Mrs. Frank. Hege is visiting
friends in Lexington
The census of Winston is about
completed. Guesses as to popula-
ton are now in order.
-Sec'y E. l.. Harris and brother,
H. l.. Harris, have gone to Blowing
Rock for a mountain tramp.
The remains of Prof. Davis, who
was shot dead by Judge Turner in
Texas, were inferred at Boonville,
Yadkin county, last week.
Wilkes county has instructed her
delegates to vote solidly for r. N.
Hackett, Esq. at the judicial conven-
ton in Elkin next Wednesday.
Mrs. 1. Leopold today ships fifty
thousand of her choice cigars to one
dealer in Georgia. The extra fine
quality of her goods is largely in
creasing her trade, we are glad to
know.
The electric street cars are GER
tainly beauties They are elegantly
made and exceedingly comfortable.
They are almost the shape of the or
binary omnibus. but are cOnsidera-
bly, larger.
DR.. and Mrs. HI. V. Horton and
H. r. Starbuck, Esq, went to Wilkes
bnro Saturday. Mrs. Horton re-
manned, to visit her parents, and
Messrs. Horton and Starbuck re-
turned yesterday.
Mr. E. V. Warner was thrown
from his mule Tuesday morning at
the corner of 4th and Liberty streets.
His head struck the iron of the street
railway and his hip was badly bruis-
ed. DR.. Summers sewed up his
wounds and he is convalescing.
The county commissioners acted
wisely on Tuesday when they estab-
lished three voting precincts in Win
ston. This will relieve white men
from the disagreeable necessity of be-
ing sandwitched between two buck
negroes an hour Of two on election
day.
The radicals who went up to the
Democratic county convention in
Winston last Saturday to hear the
''chin music looked as sad as the
last of pea time. The entire harmo-
NY of the occasion, together with Mr..
Watson's home-thrusts, made them
sick and sad
The History of Methodism in
Davie County" has just been issued
from The SENTINEL presses. 1t is
intensely interesting to Methodists
and to the people of Davie county.
1t contains much of the early history
of Davie and Yadkin counties. Per-
sons wishing to purchase copies
should address Rev. l.. W. Grissom,
Mocksville, NC.
Rev. P. F. W. Stamey, Presiding
Elder of Trinity College District, died
at High Point last Friday, after
brief illness with typhoid fever. He
was native of Catawba county and
served acceptably as pastor of Meth
odist churches in Iredell and Cataw-
ba. He was sent to Riedsville in 49,
IS, and while serving there frequent
ly came over to preach in Winston.
He was a genial, strong and able
man, one of the foremost in the Con-
ference
Forsyth County's Delegates.
The following are the delegates APP
pointed by the Democratic Conven-
ton of Forsyth county last Satur-
day to attend the Judicial Conven-
ton at Eikin next Wednesday (July
10TH, and the State Convention at
Raleigh on August the Goth.
JUDICIAL DELEGATES.
Winston: W. w. Wood, ]. S. Gro
gan, R. T. Steadman, E. H. Wilson,
V. W. Long, Frank Brown, E. B.
Jones, C. Buford, G. c. Hine, G. G.
Lanier, T. J. Wilson; Louisville: T.
J. Palmer; Old Town: VIM. Hinshaw,
r. B. Flynt, ]. T. Ziglar; Vienna:
e. NJ. Conrad, G. F. Wilson: Glenn
monsville: Ed Strupe and J. w.
Griffith; Old Richmond: E. A. Shore
and Edwin Moser; Bethania: J. E.
Ziglar, A. r. Moser, J. c. Lawrence;
Middle Fork: W. III. Cox, s. J. Cody;
Kernersville: J. S. Ray, N. w. Sapp,
JAS Crews, J. NJ. Guyer; Salem Chap
ell: j. F. Grubbs, M. j. Crews;
g. E. Nissen, C. A. Clod-
felter; Salem: III. E. Fries. Fl. E.
keehln, c. III. Fogle, C. Crist; Alb
bolts Creek: P w. Raper; South
Fork: e. A. Griffith, A. B. Stewart,
F. P. Alspaugh; Bellows Creek: R. S.
Linville.
STATE CONVENTION.
Winstyn; Jno. Boyer, j. C. Bux-
ton. G. W. Hinshaw, j. C. Bessent,
E. H. Wilson, V. w. Long, w. B.
Glenn, d. P-Mast, C. B. Watson, r.
B. kerner, A. H. Eller, r. B. Glenn,
L. A. Vaughn, b. j. Sheppard; Lewis
vile: W. G. Hauser; Old Town: j.
S. Marshall, J. r. Petree, T. j.
Thacker; Vienna: v. T. Beck, r. C.
Clemmonsville: J. w.
Griffith, Ed Strupe; Old Richmond:
j. e. Butner, E. L. Reid; Bethania:
j. F. Moore, DR.. E. F. Strickland, T.
w. Crews; Middle Fork: w. H. Cox,
S. j. Cody; Kernersville: w. NJ. Hun
ter, r. E. Steele, L. w. Fulton, j. M.
Greenfield; Salem Chapel: j. F,
Grubbs, M. J. Crews; Broadbay: G.
E. Nissen, C. A. Clodfelter; Selem:
H. E. Fries, III. e. McIver, r. W. Belo,
j. r. Johnson, j. H. Johnson; ABB
bolts Creek: Jas. Smith; South
Fork: E. A. Griffith, A. B. Stewart,
F. p. Alspaugh; Bellows Creek: B. R.
Hester.
In addition to these. the Conyen-