The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-07-24
HOfaE AND aEIGH8ORHooD NEWS.

Mr.. J. c. Buxton'a family are at
Morehead
Rev. W. Norman will not fill
his pulpit next Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. Gwyn, Elkin's clever
hotelist was in this city Monday-on
business.
w. W. Barber, Wllkesboro, who
is to be Solicitor of this District
was in the city Monday,
The annual Quaker meeting at
High Point will begin the 9th o
August.
Two car loads of mules passed
through here Wednesday on then
way to Georgia.
Mr.. Frank Miller and family will
eniov the breezes ut Morehead for n
few weeks.
Mrs. A. S. Glenn, of Salem, left
Monday evening for Sackett's Har-
Dor n. Y, to spend a few weeks.
Mr.. \. W Norfeet, wife and two
daughters have gone to Rock bridge,
Alum Springs, in Va.
capt. c. W. Raney and family, OF
kittreil's, spent Monday in town en-
route to Piedmont Springs.
Mr.. w. w. Barber, OF Wilkes, was
in town Tuesday. He is in fighting
trim for the race for Solicitor.
j. H. Swieegood, formerly with
the Piedmont Warehouse, is now
travelling for Shows tobacco barn.
Messrs Sterling Smith and Arthur
Coleman have gone to Allegheny
Springs, in Virginia, to spend Il few
weeks.
Prof. J. H. Kinedly, of the Az NJ.
College, Raleigh, will lecture Friday
night in the oper;, house on Manual
Training.
Mrs. A. f. Montague, mother of
DR.. Montague, and her daughte.,
Miss Zollie. of Scotland Neck. are
visiting in the city.
MIR. David H. Blair. younger
brother of Prof Blair, is visiting
here. He is student at Haverford
College, Pa.
Mr.. D. H. Browder, business
manager of the State Chronicle, is
spending IL few days in the city and
will go from here to Mt. Airy.
Mr.. W. NJ. Darlington, foreman
of THE SENTINEL office, hus been
quite sick for two weeks and is now
slowly convalescing.
Prof j. l.. Ladlow, of this city,
has charge of the construction of
Greensboro's sewerage system, which
was begun last week.
-Winston's internal revenue col
lections last week amounted to SO
6S4.41, and shipments for the week
aggregated nearly 100000.
The editor of THE SENTINEL de-
sires to acknowledge special courte
sizes rendered him by Mr.. j. S. Bell,
at the Convention at Elkin last week.
Prof. l.. Nj. H. Reynolds, profess
or elect in the Graded School, arriv-
ed here Wednesday. He is from
Philadelphia and is n relative of the
Messrs Blair.
Mr.. Carroll Norwood, has accept
ed a position in this city with Messrs.
Rosenbacher Bros. The Raleigh pa
pers speak of Mr.. Norwood in very
high terms of praise.
The r. & S. Railroad Co. will sell
round trip tickets from Winston
Salem to North Carolina State To
bacco Association at Morehead City,
on August the 18th, for $500.
Go to hear Prof c. ID. McIver
lecture in the Opera House Friday
morning at IL O'Clock He will give
YOU a rcd hot talk on some live s1E-
ects that pertain to you. Go
The Davie Times says: ''Messrs
Lambkins & Morris, of Virginia. have
been awarded the contract to build the
abutments for the Mocksville railroad
bridge across the Yadkin river.
Miss Anra Williamson has re-
turned from a visit to Reidsville,
bringing as her guest Miss Rosa
Williamson, who is always a well
come visitor to this city.
Mr.. P. Nj. Wilson has rendered
his resignation as State Immigra-
ton Agent, in order to devote all
his time to the West End Land Co
of. which he is the efficient Secretary.
in his address to the teachers
here Monday, Prof. Chas. ID. McIver
said that Winston had the best flu
ture of all North Carolina towns
The Professors Judgment is always
good.
shave heard the name of Mr. Jas
Inclusion very favorbly spoken d
for the nomination of Treasurer
We are told that Mr. McCuiston
has good following and will make
astrong race.
Wilkes tries to keep ahead OF
everything. They have q CHECKER
up there on the Brushy Mountain
that was Matched out in the latter
part of March and began laying egg.
in June. Isn't thatpretty good?
The annual Masonic Picnic, ant
conferate veterans reunion viii b,
given at Clement Grove, Davic coun
ty, on Friday, August % The Lex
ington band and several prominent
speakers will be there to entertain
the people.
Mr.. E. L. Reed, of Old Richmond
is a candidate for the office of Coun
ty Treasurer, subject to the actor
of the regular Democratic county
convention. He requests this an
nouncem ent and we make it will
pleasure.
We are glad to know and chron
icle the fact that Mrs. Leopold'
most excellent cigars are in sucl
great demand She informs TIL
SENTINEL that she is working he
factory to its fullest capacity, ant
tey orders are in arrears. y
The Iron Belt Building and LOAF
Association, Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, Pres
idpnt and the most noted citizen n