The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-05-08
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Fried chicken is ripe.

in town last week on business.
Mayor JAS W. Forbis was re-
elected at Greensboro Monday.
Sick and nervous headaches cured
by the use OfCascarine. Try it. Price
so cents.
George Sheek Esq, Register of
Deeds for Davie county, was in Win
ston on business last week.
MIR. B. W. Hatcher, who has been
lecturing the Masonic lodge here for
some days, left last Saturday.
DO you feel dull and tired? If so,
go TO the Smith Drug Co. AMI get Il
bottle of ''Our Own" Snrsa plrilla-
Tint oil liver csl:i b.. st going
by the Use O: C.trIn;trt = Clsr,ri CIR
dial, soil o:iIy ut til" Smith Drug TO
store.
-Heada,rha speeIily cured by the
use of Casc;,rine. 1t regulates the
stomach and cures Indigestion. Price
30 AMI 81.
Some v;ilui BILE lots in Wilkesboro
are to be sold at auction at an early
day. See notice of Commissioner
sale in this issue.
Mr.. Jno Thomas and sister, Miss
Callie, of Jefferson, came down from
Wilkesboro with Dr. and Mrs. Horton
and are now in the city.
j. Fl. Mills will deliver an address
in the Baptist church, this city, next
Sunday morning at IL O'Clock in the
interest of the orphans.
C ms -ination is positively cured
by the w. of Cascarine. 1t regulates
the liver and tones up the whole sys-
tenn. Price soc and 81.
THE SENTINEL "People's Fo-
rum" is still open to anyone who
wishes to discuss questions of public
interest in a fair and impersonal way.
No use having chills when you
can be cured by the use of Smiths
Chill Cure. No cure no pay. Sold
only at the store of the Smith Drug
Co.
Mr. A H. Eller, who returned from
Wilkesboro last week, says that prop
erty is looking up in that section. He
took options on several lots while
there
Mr. D. d. Schouler inserts Il new
ad this week Ladies' at a distance
who order by mail will find that they
will be served as well as it they were
here inperson.
The ladies of our city are request
ed to furnish flowers for decorating
the soldiers graves next Saturday.
All willing to do SO will please report
to Maj. Samuel III. Smith.
Several years ago Mr.. N. S. Will
son paid $500 for tract of land near
Winston and last week he sold it fer
$4,000. That's the way property
increases in these parts.
Send US the news from your post
office The kindness of THE SENTI-
MEL S friends in furnishing us neigh
borhood news in the past has added
much interest to the paper.
The street railway has been COM
pleted from the Salem Hotel to the
courthouse square and track is being
laid around the square to-day. A
force of hands is also at work grading
3rd street from Main to the depot
Mr. and Mrs J. E. Mickey gave a
reception to Mr.. and Mrs. III. V. Hor-
ton Monday evening. A large num-
Der of young friends were there and
the evening was one of great pleas
ure.
Mr.. B. l.. Biting, of Rural Hall,
was in Winston last week, and in
formed US that his town was moving
along nicely, and that considerable
building will be done there in the
near future.
We ere requested to state that
Rev. Rufus Crews will preach the fu-
neral sermon of Mr.. Peter j. Fulp on
the second Sunday in May at IL
o'clock in the grove near Glenwood,
Yadkin county.
Mr.. j. Gordon Hackett has been
reelected Mayor of Wilkesboro. We
hear that there were two tickets in
the field (''wet and dry') and that
Mr. Hackett was sopopular that they
put him at the head of both
Many of our citizens will be glad
formerly ofthis city, has been engaged
by D. Lothrop & Co. to write the
History of North Carolina for their
series of the 'sStories of The States
John Reb HALEY is now in Jail
charged with burglarizing the jewelry
stores of Messrs. Vogler and Bevan.
The police last week arrested Dan
Brown, colored, as anaccomplice but
he was turned loose for lack of evil
dence.
"A. C. Vogler & Son, of Salem, saw
the amount of their sales this year is
one third more than for any year pre-
vious and they are building a large
and commodious store house on Main
street to accommodate their increas-
ing trade.
Rev. s. F. Conrad requests us to
say that the Salem Brass Band will
accompany his church excursion, and
that board can be had in Wilmington
at good boarding houses for $1.OO-
per day; lodging without board at
% to 40 cents per night
This is the season when the young
man takes his best girl to pic mic.
At night he returns loaded to the
muzzle with lemonade and spends the
next few hours in a hand-to-hand
death struggle with the festive red
bugs. Theresa heap of fun in it.
MIR. j. H. Lindsay, formerly edi-
tor of the Kernersville News, Of this
county, has begun the publication of
the Basic City (Va.) Advance. The
first number is lively, newsy paper,
just the kind verybody who knows
him would expect Bro. Lindsay to is
sue.
SHERIFF Stenhpn Vanorabla If Sur