The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-11-13
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Mr. James Wiley l.: down with an
attack OF typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. l.. Vaughn are off
on a tour to Northern cities.
-Messrs C. III. .Gwyn and Walter
Bell, of Ell1in, were here Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Horton have gone
to housekeeping in the Salem "fats.
The telegraph line from Winston
to Wilkesboro was completed last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. W. L. Brown have
gone to Louisiana on a visit of sew
eral months.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. j. Norman have
returned from their bridal tour of
northern cities.
Drop an advertisement in The
SENTINEL and see your trade grow.
1t always pays. @
Stokes county court this week:
Messrs, c. B. Watson and r. B.
Glenn are there.
Telegraph poles are being. laid
along the line of the Roanoke &
Southern Railroad. e22A
Read the new ad. of the W. l..
Franklin Co. 1t always pays to read
their advertisements.
We are glad to see that Billy
Wolf has entirely recovered from his
attack of typhoid fever. -
Money due us on subscription
will cheerfully be receipted for by the
young man in this Office.
The newly elected county officers
%1,<,
first Monday in December. ..5-
Grading on the Winston Mocks-
vile Railroad has reached a point
within mile of the latter place.
Why not have good clock in
the house? Read the second page of
this paper and learn how to get it.
DO you feel dull and tired? If so
go to the Smith Drug Co. and get a
bottle of sour Own" Sarsaparilla.
That old liver can be set going
by the use of Carmalt's Cascara Cor
dial, sold only at the Smith Drug Co.
Mrs. Cabell Hairston, of Stokes
county, died last week. She was
sister of DIR. w. A. Lash, of Walnut
Cove. "a 'tts
-Messrs. w. w. Barber, Gordon
Hackett, r. n Hackett and III. L.
Greene, of Wilkes, were in Winston
Saturday. 49,
THE Greensboro Daily Patriot sus-
pended Monday, and adorned its
last issue with heavy rules of mourn
ing. 1t was a novelty.
DIR Marshal T. Bell was buried in
Davie county last week with Masonic
honors He was n relative of Mrs.
W. l.. Brown, of Winston.
The marriage of Miss Alice Reed
to MIR Columbus Cox is announced
to take place tonight, at the resi-
dence of DIR. III. T. Bahnson.
The foundation of the new recto-
ry, to be built in the Reservation, has
been laid, and the contractor says it
will be completed within six weeks
DO you need a clock? Ifso you
can get one by a few minutes work.
Read our offer headed What Time
is It?'' on the second page.
Greensboro has got free mail
delivery. Now what is the matter
with Winston? The committee from
the chamber of commerce ought to
see after this matter at once.
We are told that the third story
of the new brick hotel at Wilkesboro
is about complete. The first floor
will be used for stores and for bank,
which will soon be established.
Rev. w. L. Reany returned last
week from a visit to friends in New
York. He authorizes The SENTINEL
to state that he has declined the re-
cent call to the parish of Lexington,
Mo.
-Surry county's official Demo-
cratic majorities were: Denny. for
House, 8; Folger, for clerk, 40;
Freeman, for register, 80; Venable,
for sheriff, 83; Barber, for solicitor,
225.
The Lexington Dispatch says
that Mr.. w. A. Berrier, who lives
about 2 miles from town. killed an
eagle last week on his place that
measured z feet fir am tip to tip, and
weighed TX pounds.
There is an elephant for sale in
Greensboro. fool. III. III. Reynolds
will paint him red, put a drummer
on him and send him South in the in
terest of ''Red Elephant" tobacco he
viii make a ten-strike.
The newly elected officers of the
Y. M. C. A. for the coming year are;
E. A. Ebert president, j.. M. Rogers
LIST vice-president, j. E. Coles I'd vice.
president, M. d. Stockton secretary,
and w. T. Spaugh treasurer.
Paul, the four-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Y. Revelle, died at the
home of his parents Saturday after
nOon,. and the funeral took place
Sunday The tenderest sympathy of
their friends is extended to them in
their grief.
The street car frightened the
horse of Mr.. w. n. Adkins, drummer
for Piedmont warehouse, Monday
afternoon. The horse wheeled sud-
denly at the corner of Broad and 4th
streets, throwing Mr. Adkins from
his cart and seriously bruising him.
Two very elegant receptions were
given this week at the residence of
Mrs. Ellen Starbuck, supplementary
to MFR. Henry r. Starbuck and his
bride. Many Of their married friends
were entertained Tuesday evening
and their single friends we're received
Wednesday evening
Mr.. p. S. Early, of Mana, is id
the city. He tells us that on the day
of election Yadkin county was flood
ed with the circulars sent out by
Messrs. NJ I. and j. G. Stewart, of
novv1<x.