The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-10-02
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Register
The city is crowded with folks.
Scores of new houses are going
up.
The registration books will close
ten days before the election.
-Messrs. Clark and Foard are gG-
ing into the l-:.f toh;cc,, business. ~
Have you registered? Ii you
haven't why don't you doit to-day?
1t is said tll:rt Barnun & Dililey's
circus will shoN in Winston on Nov.
It'll
Miss Lille Long. of Chapel Hill,
is visiting Miss Carrie Shelton Oh
Cherry street.
Every voter in the State, under
the new law, must register anew.
Bear it in mind.
Rev II. c. Fulton, the Democrat
ic candidate for Senate, was in Win
ston last Friday.
There, were about 400 tobacco
wagons here yesterday and the num-
Der to-day is greater.
Mr.. T. d. Newton has returned
from High Point to his home in Win
stOn and has made a business engage
ment here for the next year.
There is n ridiculous story current
in the country to the effect that sew
eral people have been killed by the
street ears. It's all nonsense.
Died, in this city last Thursday
night, the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. J. Liipferu. The bereaved parents
have the sgmpa thy OF the community.
Hectic Bernard Chase gave a very
good entertainment in the Opera
House Monday night. 1t wasn't eX-
ira, but it was more than average
good.
-Ex-Cop@ressman F. NJ Simmons,
of New Berne, was here last week. 1t
is said that he is thinking of making
investments here and then coming
here to live.
Voters in the first ward of Wins
can register at d. s. Reeds store; I'd
ward, at Baily Bros factory; Sd
ward, at j. A. Whites shop The
books are now open.
Hon w. III. H. Cowles passed
through from Washington to Wilkes
boro Saturday to open the campaign.
He is in fue trim for the fight and
expects to get elected.
Mr.. W. cooper, accompanied
by his family. has gone to Knoxville
to live, He expects to manufacture
brick. Unless he is pleased in bis new
home he will return to Salem.
Bud Manning and Francis Con-
way quarreled and fought near DAN
bury last Saturday. Conway got
badly cut by a knife and Manring got,
Jailed. but is out again, under bond.
Mr.. Jno. Petree returned from
MOcksville last week where he did a
fine job of painting. His patrons
say he is the finest painter that ever
entered the county. He is a first
class workman
-''Laughing Smith, of Mt. Airy,
was one of the features of interest on
our warehouse floors yesterday. He
fetches a scream equal to panther's
and can't stop until he has raised the
hair IF every man within hearing.
Prof. A. l. Butner, county Sup't.
of public instruction, will attend at
the courthouse, on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, Oct. 9th, 9th,
and 11th, for the purpose of exaHiH-
ing public school-teachers. The ex-
animation will be conducted in Wri-
ting.
Several days ago a son of Mr..
j. A. Moser, of Lewisville, was raking
hay. As he lifted up the rake to
dump the hay a big highland mecca
sin was lifted up and STRUCK him on
the wrist. The arm swelied horribly
but whiskey and other remedies were
applied promptly and the young man
is now all right.
"a few days ago Abner Webster,
of stokes county, heard that. his
brother-in-law, Curry, had been talk
ing about him. He loaded his old
shot gun and started on the war-path.
He. found Curry in the field and fred
at him twice, the first load missing.
the second load taking effect in Chr
rvs thigh. The wounds is painful but
not mortal.
Maj. Vim. A. Hearne and Mrs.
Hearne, formerly of Goldsboro, are
spending few weeks in Salem. The
Major was recently associated with
Messrs. Bonitz and Kingsbury IN the
conductofthe Wilmington Messenger,
but declining health forced him to re.
sign We trust the bracing air Of the
piedmont section may completely re-
store his vigor.
Monday afternoon Major Hunt,
of Yadkin, was driving q little. rab.
biteared mule up Liberty Z street.
just as he got about opposite Tar
: SENTINEL Office, the street car came
along The mule suddenly SHE'D.
pulling the Major and his buggy on
the track. In another second thee
y struck it, knocking it to one side and
turning 1T over The mule started on
= ran, dragging Major Hunt for six
QE light yards, but' mas caught and
eEopped BEFORE the Major was hurt.
No 5lome attached to the motor.
man q the e1r He stopped - soon
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