The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-06-19
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here saturday
Mrs. III. S. Lott has gone to Bos
ton to visit her father.
Hon. r. B. Glenn has gone north
for health-trip of a few weeks.
Mrs. w. r. Vickers, of Reidsville.
is visiting at Hotel Quincy.
Sheriff Boyer has appointed Mr.
C. A. Hall deputy. A good selec-
ton.
Prof. W. W Moore, of Hampden
Sidney, is spending his vacation in
Salem
Mrs. w. H. Summerell and Miss
Pattie have gone to visit Peters,
burg Va.
-Messrs. Peter Hutchinson and Z.
g. KingtOn were in Winston last
Saturday.
: Misses Florence Slater and Lille
Maaten, OF St Mary's school, are at
Hotel Quincy
Walnut Cove is 63S feet above
sea-level and Pinnacle station is
1,O43 feet.
Salem is talking of voting Il
bonded debt of $50, 900 for internal
improvements.
MI. JEO. lO!llttS anu lliS SiStcl,
Miss Callie, of Jefferson, were in Win
ston Monday.
-Forty-thousand cross ties have
been received for the Mocksville road,
says the Times.
DIR. J. F. Crowell, of Trinity,
preached in the Centenary NJ. Z.
church last Sunday.
The grading of the r. & S. r. r.
between Madison and Stoneville will
be completed this work.
Mr.. j. B. Whitaker has opened
his book store below the Post Office.
We wish him the best of luck.
Rocky Mount, Va, on Saturday,
last, voted subscription of $50, 900
to the Roanoke & Southern r. r.
Last Sunday a Greensboro man
named Jno. Cunningham was kicked
by Texas pony and died Monday.
w. P. Bynum, Esq, of Green's
boro, was here Monday looking after
business connected with the Stiles
suit.
-Drs. Bahnson and Summers were
called to Reidsville this morning to
perform IL very delicate surgical OPP
GRAFTON.
Mr.. A. d. MicISle, of Raleigh, is
here He comes to assist Mr.. Z. NJ.
Wilson in his work for the West End
Land Co.
The Republican Congressional
convention of this district has been
called to meet in Greensboro on Mon
day, July %.
Our popular Baptist minister,
Rev H. A. Brown, will preach the
baccalaureate sermon at Wake For
est next year.
-Messrs d. d. Schouler. l.. Y.
Montague, R. S. Nissen, and w. V.
heads breezes.
Little Eddie Vaughn got one of
his fingers severed from his hand
Wednesday evening while greasing
the steam pump at w. B Ellis's fac
tory.
-Danvile last week collected some
thing over $4,000 and Winston
something over $16, 900 for tobacco
stamps. Winston is ahead of any
town in the South.
Mr. r. S. Flynt, aged 50 years
died yesterday morning of cholera
morbus. The funeral will be preach
ed this evening at Burkhead church,
at 3 O'Clock, 10y Rev. Mr.. Irwin.
A gentleman who was in Winston
yesterday informed The SENTINEL
that the track on the Winston
Wilkesboro Railroad had been laid
to within six miles of Wilkesboro
THE SENTINEL thanks Messrs.
LocEett, Vaughn & Co. for four of the
prettiest oleographs our eyes ever
rested on. They are the pictures of
four pretty women, who represent
the arts. They advertise Red Meat
chewing tobacco and do it well.
AT the Grand Commandery and
Grand Chapter of Masons, held at
Asheville last week, Capt. D. p Mast,
of Winston, was elected Grand High
King of the Chapter and Mr.. P. A.
Wilson, Jr., was elected Grand Ju-
nior Warden of the Commandery.
Rev. S. F. Conrad's excursion will
leave Winston at 8 O'Clock A. NJ on
Wednesday, July End and arrive at
Wilmington at PM. 1t will leave
Wilmington, on it's return, at 8 A. M.
and arrive at Winston at p. M.
The time of arrival on the return
trip may possibly be an hour earlier.
The Salem Orchestra returned
Sunday from the Musical Festival at
Charlotte and report that it was a
great success. About 1000 people
attended the festival. Many compli-
ments were paid Miss Leinbach, of
Salem, whose voice was one of the
finest there A State Choral Union,I
mrzn4 f0 hold 81