The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-03-19
HOME AND NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

of manufactured tobacco this week.
Mr.. Geo. E. Nissen, of Waugh
town, is reported to be slowly i'm
proving. ~
Large quantities of leaf tobacco
is still being shipped here every day
over the railroads.
The salary of the Secretary and
Treasurer of Winston has been rails
ed from $4OO to ST. 900 per annum..
Turner'S North Carolina Alma
nae predicts stormy and snowy
weather from now till the Oath inst.
Mrs. Fannie Coleman, of Dan
Vile, is here to SEQ her mother, Mrs.
M. l.. Julian, who has been quite i'll
"A license has been issued for
the marriage of Noah Spaugh and
Dora Sink, of South Fork township.
The Baptist State Mission Board
has made an appropriation of $3.50
for religious work in northeast Win
ston.
Mr.. J. W. Shipley has moved
his harness shop from the Hanes
building to a room in the Buxton
Shelton block on Main street.
Every citizen should put their
shoulder to tho wheel and help build
up Winston Salem this year. We
have the material to accomplish big
things.
Winston is a wonderful city, the
rain may pour down and on the next
day if the sun comes out and there is
much wind the dust will be sweeping
through the streets.
Mr.. h. D. Poindexter closed a
trade last week for q fine farm of
207 acres in Yadkin county. 1t is a
part of the late Judge Pearson tract
and lies near the Wllkesboro road.
-Messrs.. Carter. and Shepherd.
proprietors of the Winston Brick and
Tile Co., have been awarded the con-
tract to furnish brick for the founda
ton of the new hotel, 1.-THE Zinzea-
dorf."
Presiding Elder Carraway writes
to the editor of the Raleigh Chris
tian Advocate that he thinks the
Method1sts of Winston will agree to
support Missionary in the foreign
field. =.
Rev. W. A. Lutz, of Enochville,
Rowan county, closes letter to q
Salisbury paper with these words:
"Just give us the Roanoke and
Southern Railroad and we wilt soon
become city"
DIR. W. w. Moore, of Hampden
Sidney College, Va, who is well
known here, has accepted an invita-
ton to- preach the ABaccalaureate
Sermon at the University commenc6
ment this year.
- The 22nd is Palm Sunday, at
which time our Moravlan friends
will hold Confirmation Service in
the morning. During the following
week services will be held every
night preparatory for Easter.
Mr.. a.. Montague has closed a
trade with Mr.. James Miller for his
house and lot on Cherry Street. The
price paid, we learn, was So, 900.
Mr.. Montague expects to erect a
handsome residence on the lot.
We notice in the Southern Mer-
chant. published at Nashville, Tenn,
. letter. from Mr.. j. H.. Pearce, of
Winston. He condenses in few
lines some very valuable informs
ton about our growing cities. s
le The average length Of the days
ut.s Tbs msLa. tbe,H s;-t n NH.
utss onaar than tbe d.rs ~ lot
80 . -. "a 70
IT," 49, as Ch.;...~ 80 iool
an . .ose y W s "
The Landmark says that Prof.
.; u. Lndiow, OF WINSTON, was IN
H.a'esviiie iss. ~ee5 conIsrring Win
ene omeerS ano directors aoIa the
o.stesvllIe Dexe.opmea. COMPANY
Al NC :" laying on tno 90" pa
-,
s-Governor Fowle offers reward
ct 400 for the arrest and capture Of
McAnlght aha: stone, who comnif.
ted sncn 2 daring robbery At Mount
AIRY 2 rev weeks ago, particulars q
which were published In these col
umns
Etn tho chsEter granted by the
Irecsnt Legislature for > new railroad
BY the name Of ..The Danyille, Gran
ys notice the pane Of Mr.. j. b.
stockton, OF oeiems IN the long Inst
q incorporators
4 ~Msssrss Jskn Boyer and q. Ham
sa,sa s So i; s.ss formed sc par part
On Z large scale this year. They
have ordered the lstestx=improsed