The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-10-23

You bet. --t.7-. ..tit 81 I
The county campaign ended Sat
urday.
Williams and Brewer speak in
Winston to-day. S
Mr.. n. NJ Rainey, of Germanton,
was here Monday.
Unless you register to-day Or to-
morrow you can't vote.
Mr. and Mrs F. B. Efird have re-
turned from their wedding tour
There will be no sales OF tobacco
at the Winston Warehouses on Fri
day, November 18th. ass! e - '-+
-Messrs Fulton and Reynolds are
this week with the county candida es
in Stokes.
-Messrs. j. C. Buxton and r. w.
Belo have returned from business
trip to Kansas City.
Bro. Carson, OF the Allegheny
Star. passed through Winston last
week on his return from the Fair
MIR. S. 4. Ogburn's four year old
stallion "Woodmau" won the first
prize at the State Fair last week.
DR.. j. H. Ellington, of Sandy
Ridge, and Miss Lemma v Carter, of
this city, are to be married this after
noon.
Rev. Jarvis Buxton, father of
Hon. j. c. Buxton, has accepted
call to the relationship of the Epis-
copal church at Lenoir
Mr.. F. c. Hairston, of Davie, was
in Winston Saturday. He gives
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prospects in his county.
The Greensboro Patriot an
nounces the marriage of Rev. A. l..
Crutchfeld, of Winston, and Miss
Emma Gwaltney, of Greensboro, on
Tuesday. s=
We are glad to welcome Mr.. Paul
Humphrey and his charming wife, of
GoldsborO, as citizens of Winston
They are boarding, temporarily. at
Mrs. Blacks.
An advertisement in d regularly
issued publication is worth infinitely
more than bushelbasket full of
cards and circulars-yes, more than
two baskets full.
Winston is cosmopolitan town.
Several days ago we saw Turk buy
ing apples from a wagon drawn by
two steers which had come across the
mountains from Carol county, Va.
-Barnum & Bailey's advertising
car came in last week. A force of
twenty men covered the town with
green and yellow paper and then
went out in the country and posted
bills for miles around.
-Messrs F. M. Roberts, ID. r. Bur-
ton and d. /. Roberts went hunting
out beyond Ladford Saturday and
on their return each man carried a
big wild-turkey on his back. Two of
them were ''gobblers."
Mr.. Vim. r. Shelton, of Elkin,
and Miss Florence Watkins, of Wiz
ston, were married yesterday after
noon at the residence of the brides
. father, Mr.. W. T. Watkins, and left
on the afternoon train for Elkin.
Fifteen fat, three year old steers
reached Winston Monday. They
were brought from Allegheny county
by Mr.. Edwards and were sold to
Grubbs. They were the finest cattle
seen on this market in a long time.
Hon. j. R. Webster, of Reidsville,
was here Tuesday. He tells us that
Brewer has declined to meet Hon. A.
H.A. Williams at the last four ap-
pointments, which are Brown Sum
NIT, Friendship, Summerfeld and
Walnut Cove. q
Mr.. G. A.. Boozer, a prominent
young business man of Salem, and
Miss Alma Carmichael, recently
teacher in the Academy, were united
in marriage yesterday afternoon, in
the Moravian church, Rev. DR.. Rom
thaler officiating.
The colored editor of the Royal
Knight, one r. III. W. Leak, made a
speech in the courthouse to crowd
of negroes Saturday night in favor of
Brewer. He got much applause from
Brewers supporters and many Kisses
from those who will vote for Moore
Our merchants tell The SENTINEL
that the price Of everything made
from tin has gone up, on account of
& the Republican high-tariff This
hurts the pockets of our people, and
no man in this county ought to vote
for the party which put up the price.
MIR. T. b. Eldridge this week takes
charge of the Madison Leader. We
commend him to our Madison neigh
bOrs as good editor, sound Dem
ocrat and a most worthy gentleman.
Hewill make the Leader an excellent
paper and win be valuable citizen
to Madison. -
The nonresident lawyers attend
ing our court this week Ne tiii1 10.
DObson, $. r. Graves and Z. H6
comb, of Surrv; H. R. Scott RG1kD
and Tbos- Settle, OF ROSkingham: IL