The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-11-20
HOME AND NEIGg8GRa00D NEWS.
Read our clock offer.

reCufupu ifoui tIlciF nor tiitIu toli
The contract has been let for tn,
depot OF the Il. 4 5. r. II. at Roa
noke, Va.
Mr. E. o. Noe. Of Beaufort, has
moved to Winston to engage in the
real estate business.
Why not have a good clock IL
the house? Read the second page o
this paper and learn how to get it.
Irish potatoes are scarce and higl
on this market. Farmers who have
them should make note of this.
The SENTINEL is under obliga
tions to Mr.. r. s. Daniel for as fine q
lot of cartridges as ever grew in the
valley of the Yadkin
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Dalton have
returned from their bridal tour, and
at present are boarding with Mr.. r.
E. Dalton.
Winston is to have another house
of worship. A site has been purchased
on 18th street for the erection OF a
Disciples church.
DIR. Duffy, II physician of promi-
neuce in the State, will move from
New Berne to Winston for the prac-
tice of his profession.
DIR. r. H. Jones, of Martinsville,
Va, has moved TO Salem and formed
partnership with DR.. J. w Hunter
for the practice of dentistry.
DO you need clock? If so you
can get one by few minutes work.
Read our offer headed What Time
is It?" on the second page.
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 n good clock for
his trouble.
THE SENTINEL doffs it's tile to the
editor of the Southern Tobacco
Journal for the very complimentary
article on Winston, which we repr =
duce this week.
MIR. John l.. Wagner and Miss
Emma Morris were married at the
residence of the brides parents, at
Walkertown, on the 18th inst, K. j.
Morris, J. P, officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Vaughn have
returned from their bridal tour and
are r. ceiving the congratulations OF
their many friends. At present they
are boarding at Mrs. Gamblers.
A protracted meeting will begin
in the Moravian church at Centreville
next Sunday evening, the weather
permitting. The meetings will be
conducted by Rev. J. w. Inclusion,
assisted by others.
Hon. J. c. Buxton has presented
the Episcopal church in Salisbury
with the handsome sum of $500.
This gift to a church in town other
. than his own speaks volumes for Mr..
BuNton's generous spirit.
In an announcement of the
change of Engagement of Il certain
exchange is incorporated the extra
ordinary pledge that nothing shall
appear in its columns that the most
refined will not blush to read
The senior class of the Salem
Academy was in Philadelphia last
week, and the papers of that city re-
ferrnd to the young ladies as bril-
liant galaxy of Southern beauties"
and gave them 81 lot of taffy which
will make every one of them feel good
clear to her toes.
THE SENTINEL has in its posses
sion one of Mr. Settles bogus ticketse
IL Is cAttCtlf lIhe Cilc DClho-
cratic tickets-same type, same size
and same quality of paper-except
that it has Mr.. Settles name where
Mr.. BARRIERS belonged. 1t is well
suited for the deception that was
practiced.
The city commissioners have de-
cided to buy another rOck-crusher in
order to expedite the street work land
at the same time furnish labor to all
the convicts. Another good move
they made this week was to instruct
the street committee to grade the
sidewalks in the principal business
portions of the city.
Last Thursday evening a little
mig" fell from the fourth story of F.
A. Coleman & Bros factory. Like a
cat, he lit on his feet, and all the in
-juries he received were a broken arm
and cut on the chin. Had he fallen
on his head his skull would have sus-
tanned the shock with safety and he
would have escaped the broken arm.
He lit on the wrong end.
Yesterday afternoon witnessed
happy marriage in the Centenary M.
e. church. The high contracting
Dt1ItfcS vert MISS DcllSt =. view COil,
formerly of Chapel Hill, and Mr.. r.
HI. Ogburn, a young gentleman of
worth and popularity. Theceremony
was performed by Rev. w. e. Nor
man and large number of friends
were present with whom THE SENTI-
MEL joins in wishing them much pros
perity and happiness.
Rev. w. c. Norman and Rev. Ira
Irwin will preach the last sermons of
this conference year next Sunday
The Western North Carolina confer
ence meets at Concord next Tuesday
to decide where the ministers shall
go. We know that The SENTINEL
voices the desire of every member of
their respective congregations in
wishing that they may be returned
to Winston, where they have done
such faithful and loving work for the
Master.
Our people will remember with
pleasure the visit, about year ago,
of the musical combination, the Bos-
ton Symphony Orchestral Club, in
which the great yiolinist, Alfred De
SIEVE, captured the audience. Prof.
Markgraff has made arrangements
for their appearance-in Winston on
Monday, Dec. Is, and every one
should secure seats in time. You
s will be waited on with tickets for sale
in due time This is the finest musi-
cal organization on the road, and we
advise you not to miss it.