The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-07-10
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Hon. A. Chatham OF Elkln, was
here Tuesday.
Mrs R. ID Brown and daughter
are at Connolly springs.
Miss Lemma Carter has gone to
Virginia to visit relatives.
Mr.. p. A. Wilson has retired from
tailoring Read his card in another
column.
The Baptists of Winston will run
an excursion to Pilot Mountain, on
July oath.
Hon r. b. Glenn has returned
from his Northern tour. looking
much improved in health.
-Messrs. Fuel Fulton and r. s.
Linville were in Winston Monday
and remembered THE SENTINEL.
Stokes county has given her sol
id endorsement to w. W. King, of
Danbury, for the place OF Solicitor.
Work has been commenced on Il
Roman Catholic church on the cor
ner of Fourth and Summit streets.
~ negro man, John Love, was
drowned Oh Saturday while bathing
in Il mill pond at Tobaccoville, this
county
The Elm Street Sunday School
excuaed to Dennis yeste. day. The
Home School viii go to Mayo Falls
in August.
Mr.. H. w Stanford, of Sloan.
was in Winston Tuesday on his way
ga delegate to the congressional
convention.
Mrs. Katherine Welfare, an aged
lady OF Salem, died at an early hour
Sunday morning.. She was Il sister
to Mr.. g. " ir-.e.
There will b. IL match game of
baseball in Winston on next Ne,ines-
day July I6, l.etreen the crack mines
of Winston AMI Oxford.
-Messrs. W 7. Poindexter & Bro,
of this city. will erect ii sash door
and blind factory at Elkin. They
have already bought the machinery.
Charlie Thornton informs us that
the game of ball between the third
nine of Winston and the kernersville
team resulted in IL score of IS to 9 in
favor of Winston
-Jno. Fl. Dobson and V e. Hol-
comb. two Surry county lawyers,
came down on the Wilkesboro train
Tuesday on their way to Greensboro
to attend the convention.
Mr.. J. S. Rierson died in this city
last Friday, and his remains were
carried to Stokes county for inter-
ment He was son-in-law to Airs.
F. j Hardie, of this city.
Rev. S. +. Conrad's excursion re-
turned from Wilmington Saturday.
Every passenger enjoyed the trip,
but Mr. Conrad didn't. Weregret to
know that he lost about S25 on the
venture.
John Livengood, an old citizen
of Forsyth county. aged 81 years,
living miles west of Winston, drop
ped dead in his yard last Saturday.
His death was not unexpected, as he
had heart disease.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. S.
F. Patterson, of this place, who has
been quite sick. is improving. His
brother. DIR. John Patterson,
prominent physician of Durham
county,is attending him.
Our esteemed friend, W. E. Bo-
vender, of Republic, was in Winston
Tuesday on business, wearing
stranger came to his house last
Thursday night-it's Il boy, and
Democrat, at that.
There was quite Il trotting race
at REYNOLDS race track, south of Sa-
lem, on the afternoon OF the 4th, be-
tween the horses of Messrs r. L.
Crawford and L. l.. Lunn. Mr.
Crawford's horse won. with record
of 2:46 and 241k
-Messrs. Edmunds & Gilmer will
erect a large brick leaf house on Lib
erty street, and Messrs Gilmer &
Marler will erect IL large brick store
to run from Main to Church streets
The contracts have been let to H. C.
Linthicum, of Henderson.
Col Thos. b. Long, of Buncombe
county, State Lecturer of the Farm
ers' Alliance, passed through Wins
ton Tuesday, on his way to visit his
niece, Mrs. Lash, at Walnut Cove
He expects TO be present at the Ali
ance speaking in Winston to-day
The July Forum contains an ex-
quisite pen-picture of Piedmont Vir-
ginia, written by W. E Christian,
formerly of the Charlotte Democrat.
Immediately following it is a page
descriptive of Winston-SaIem, from
the pen of Mr.. p NJ Wilson, Sec,y of
the West End Land Co.
-Messrs Walker Pulliam & Co.,
have moved into the building recent
~ occupied by Messrs Thornton &
Co. MIR. j. B. Whitaker has moved
to Walker PulIiam & Co.'S. old stand
and Mr. A III. Hameton, of Carthagr,
is going to occupy the store vacated
by Mr. Whitaker.
The Danbury Reporter says:
ssCol. g. NJ. Heck, of Raleigh, ~ C.,
and Maj. Anderson, NJ. E., of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, arrived here week or
two ago. They brought tools, 500
pounds of dynamite, ETC., to use in
developing some of the Colonel's iron
properties in this section
Pilot Mountain Association meets
at Leaksville, Thursday before first
Sunday in August The following
were appointed delegates from the
End street Baptist church: W T. Car
ter, II Valentine and j. l.. Taylor.
Alternates, WI Conrad, e. C.
Strayhorn and A. Heggie.
We understand that little sneak
ing, lying, personal enemy, which
The SENTINEL is fortunate enough to
have in Winston, is saying that we
are not going to vote the full Demo-
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