The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-12-04
THE WINSTON SENTIN e..
THURspAY MORNING. Dec. 4, 1890
HOME AND aaIGH30RHl0D EgWS.

Read our clock offer.
Mrs. Fitzgerald, of Danville. is
visiting Mrs. f. J. Lipfert.
Contracts have been let :Or fOul.
handsome new residences on Spring
street in the West End.
i want to buy one thousand bush
els OF corn for cash. =
H. d. POINDEXTER,
Married, in Greensboro last Fri
day, Miss Ida Hughes, of Greensboro,
to Mr.. f. l.. Cumbie, OF GermantOn.
Why not have a good clock in
the house? Read the second page OF
this paper and learn how to get it.
-Messrs H. f. Harmon, of the
Danville Tobacco Journal and Ed
ward Gillian, of the Reidsville Review,
were in Winston Monday
Mr.. w. B. Stafford is now clerk
of Forsyth Superior court. He is
the first Democrat who has held
this office in sixteen years.
MIR E. L. Hawkes., Of this city,
has bought the street car line in Will
mington and is goingto run the cars
with chain lightning, just like Win
ston's are run.
DO you need Il clock? If SO you
can get one by Il few minutes work.
Read our offer headed What Time
is It?'' on the second page.
The County Superintendent will
attend at the court house, in Winston
on the second Thursday, Friday and
Saturday OF December for the purpose
of examining public school teachers.
The Methodist conference held at
Concord last week returned Rev's.
w. 6. Norman and IraErwin to their
charges in this city. This was just
what every person in the city hoped
for and the rejoicing is unanimous.
E-Any bright boy ought to be able
to get two new subscribers to The
SENTINEL any day. and if he does
that, then he gets IL good clock for
his trouble. tE-e -
Mr.. L. Gluck, IL salesmanat Sum
merfield's clothing house, left Tues
day evening for Georgetown, s. c.,
where he engages himself in general
merchandise. His many friends wish
him success.
No use having chill's 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.
Tickets for the Boston Sympho-
ny Orchestral Club can be had at
Browns Drug Store, prices rs and
Scots. This fine musical company
will appear Dec. 18th. Let all lovers
of GOOD JoI1Sic he y,rpSpnt
The Winston revenue office took
in exactly $50, 1880 during the
month of November. This represents
634 ,595 pounds of manufactured to-
bacco shipped from this city within
80 days. That is big business.
Mr.. O. b. Eaton, one of the best
young men in Davie county, has ac-
copied position with Messrs. z. III.
Hanes & Co., of this city, and will
come to Winston in January. 1t
gives The SENTINEL pleasure to well
come him to Winston.
Sheriff league has lost no time
in cutting off the heads of Democrat
ic office-holders. Mr. Geo Ebert has
been discharged as keeper of the Jail,
for no other reas N than that he is a
Democrat, and his place is given to
J. Nj. Stockton, of Abbot's Creek.
The Roman Catholic church, re-
Gently completed in this city, was
dedicated last Sunday by Bishop
Haid, assisted by Father F. Francis
Quite IL NUMBER of our citizens, be-
sides the members, We're present at the
interesting ceremonies
Joe Gregory, Il gen'man of color
tried to enter the house of Ed.
Penn, colored, in northeast Wins
ton Monday night. Owens objected
but Gregory persisted and the result
was that Owens struck Gregory on
the head with an axe, inficting
painful and dangerous aesh-wOund.
Tickets are now on sale for the
Boston Symphony Orchestral Club
concert, which will be given in
Browns Opera House on Monday
night, Dec. 18th. The price of re
served seat tickets is 75cts. You
can not afford to miss this treat if
you love music.
One of the workmen engaged in
putting down rock between the street
car rails left a rock on the track
Monday which threw the passenger
car off the track. The passengers
were considerably shaken up but not
hurt. The car was considerably
damaged.
Our local money market was
tight last week AMI as II consequence
the tobacco buyers bought cautious
~ at low prices. The squeeze is be-
ginning now to relax. The New York
banks have again begun to redis-
count and it is thought that bust
ness will soon regain it's normal con-
ditions.
We advise all our readers to read
the article from Mr. r. L. Beall, of
Lenoir, to his Alliance brethren in n
C. concerning the Infamous attempt
which certain men made to muzzle
the free press of the South. The let
ter reached us too late to elbow US to
comment on it this week, but we
shall have something to say concern
ing it in our next issue.
To-day is the day set for the pre-
liminary hearing of the case of Brow
er against the Reidsville Review
The case will be heard before justice
of the peace at Dotson. Messrs A.
E. Holton, of YadkinviIle, and R. S.
Haymore, of Mt. Airy, are counsel
for Brewer. Messrs. Boyd and John
son, of Reidsyille will appear for the
Review.
ssThe Granite City Improvement
Co. has been organized at Mt. Airy
with a capital stock of 100000.