The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-01-22

Madison reports much sickness.
Kernersville real estate in demand. |
Charlotte Graded School numbers
9O9.
Grippe and pneumonia at Leaks
vile.
Salisbury rejeices in full supplies |
of wood.
An Alliance paper is talked in
Hickory.
Marine railways will be built at
Beaufort.
Leaksville cotton mills is to be in
corporated.
Greenville is building Presbyte>
rian Church.
Many horses sick and dying in
Rockingham.
Alamaace wheat crop.ssis reported
unusually fair.
The Piedmont as a stock country
is not behind any.
Charlotte will give a Charity Ball
for the Soldiers Home.
A real estate agency has been es-
tablished at Leaksville.
NJ. K. Crawford of Wayne county
has moved to Lexington.
CASTOR has had forty or more dis
tilleries for several years.
The winter fish supply at More
head is unusually large.
The Press and Carolinian is urging
water works for Hickory.
A company of $4,000 will begin
merchandising at Beaufort.
Oxford's postmaster locked the
boxes on delinquent holders.
The News says there is not an
empty house in Kernersville.
The oyster canneries at Beaufort
employ Poles and Bohemians.
Fayetteville telephone exchange
will be in operation by February.
Burlington News foreshadows
several marriages in that town.
Only $4,000 has been subscribed
toward the Charlotte auditorium.
At Greensboro twenty-eight mails
arrive and depart by railroad daily.
Bridge breaking and sign smash
ing is a night pastime at Charlotte.
They are moving for extension of
the corporate limits of Greensboro.
The Sims henery of Concord pro-
duced an egg 6ixS4 inches diameter.
Leaksville Collegiate Institute
will be incorporated by the Legisla-
ture.
A. S. Hoges, of Maxtoa, is in the
field for the Wilmington collector
ship.
Miss Bette Stockton, of Kerners-
Vile has gone to South Carolina to
teach.
Two Mt. Holly boys were arrested
in Charlotte, on their way to fight
Indians.
Mebane is regretfully viewing tho
prospect Of the removal of Bingham
School.
The oyster pirates of Eastern
North Carolina are growing more de-
fiant.
Raleigh has l. street plow, the
latest improved machinery for street
work.
A new county is asked for of por-
tlons of Wake, FrankliE, Nash and
Johnston.
The Balm building company, capi
tai $25 900, has been organized at
Greensboro.
1t seems to be the general expecta-
ton that Bingham School will go to
| Ashevllle.
| Among other improvements Char
lotte, under her new charter, will
widen streets.
| Everhart's whiskey distillery near
Lexington has been seized by the
revenue officers.
The school apportionment in Gull
ford county is $l.6Gt cents to each
child of school age.
Mr.. Kirkman, of Guilford county
while digging we'll struck a rich
vein of gold at 26 feet.
Work on Raleigh electric street
railway progresses rapidly; wire
and motors have arrived.
| McEwen & Erwin, Of Wilkesboro
had two valuable mules drowned a.
Cantis' Ford this week.
Wilkes Commissioners declare the
stock law carried in Wilkesbort
township, by 55 majority.
A good sum was raised by DIR. Alb
ernathy in Raleigh for the rebuild
ing of Rutherford College.
It is proposed to run electric car
between Burlington and Graham
the county seat of Alamance.
Carl Bauerbaum, of Salisbury, sail,
for Europe Saturday, to bo absen
on business for some months.
Il The Atlantic Coast Line Railwa,
Company has made heavy real es
tate purchases 1T Fayetteville.
Cannon Brown, of Fayetteville
died from the effects of a horse an,
buggy runaway in that town.
Work resumes on tho Wilson an,
Fayetteville shortcut at Fayette
vile: and will soon be completed.
!. Truck farming industry in Easter
Carolina increases every year witt
the extension Of shipping facilities.
A Johnston man, n years old. visi
ted Raleigh. for the first time in hi
life to attend the. Governors recep
ton.
), Fayettille wood and willow war
company is enlarging its works. Tn
past year was most prosperou
one.
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