The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-11-05
HOME AND NEIGHB0RHOOD NEWS
--Blum's Almanac for the yeal

MIR. Brown preached able sermons ID
the First Baptist church in that city,
Sunday.
-Winston's internal revenue coilec-
tions last week aggregated eli, TO-
80, while Danville's amounted to
$7,75l,73.
The three men who were injured
in the cavern on the Roanoke and
Southern Road last week are re-
ported to be improving rapidly.
The poor birds! The law has
expired and the hunters began their
warfare on them Monday. They are
reported very plentiful by the sports
men.
DIR. w. C. Martin, of Cana, De vie
county, left on last Tuesdays train
for Philadelphia, where he goes to
take post graduate course of lee
lures.
Mr. Cicero Tise made a sale of
real estate yerterday amounting to
five thousand, six hundred dollars.
Things are moving right along in
Winston.
The Methodist church at Ladford
was dedica ted Sunday by DR.. b F..
Dixon, of the G. F. College and Rev.
p, j. Carraway, presiding elder OF
this district.
The revival meetingat the First
Baptist church grows in interest. 1t
will perhaps be the greatest meeting
ever held in the city save the Pearson
and Moon reviyals.
boro flo4 Tho 70 e. ~
the State Female Normal and Ind U.s.
decided upon. 1t will be located near
the North Carolina Railroad.
The assets of Messrs. W. A. Baity
& Brn. have been ascertained to be
about 2O,1OO. The liabilities are not
yet definitely known, but are thought
to be not much in excess of the
assets.
Quoted the Forsyth County Teachers
Institute few weeks ago, has moved
his family to Greensboro. The Pro-
lessor is to be connected with the In
dustrial school for girls.
Rev. T. Fl. Pegram, of this city.
preached his last sermon before
Conference at Kernersville Sunday
Mr. Pegram closed a very successful
revival meeting at Loves church
nine miles east of Winston, last
week.
The editor of the Madison News
last week announces that he has dis
posed of that journal to stock COM
pany and that it will hereafter be
under the editorial management OF
Mr.. Fred johnson, late of the Ma1i-
son Leader.
The Roanoke and Southern Rail-
road Company have commenced the
work of extending the small tres lie
on Fourth street. By this means it
will give the street commissioners an
opportunity to make a better Size
walk on the south side of the street.
The Southern Express Company
had an ''old horse sale" in Greer s.
boro Saturday and Judging from
what the papers say the buyers OF
the unclaimed property were "taken
in" about as bad as those who ps r.
ticipated in the sale in Winston la st
year.
There is talk in Winston of con-
solidating the postoffices of Win
ston and Salem. IL this is done,
Col. j. Fauntleroy Taylor's sugges.
ton, made years ago, will have 20
be adopted. and the Twin-City $50
called hereafter be known as Win
Salem Greensboro Record.
Remember the election to vote
on the Court House question is not
far distant. November 10th is the
date and everybody should talk and
work for it. Forsyth county can't
afford to do without new and cre,l
liable Court House any longer.
Married at the Second Street
Baptist Parsonage, this city Tuesda y
at twelve o clock. Mr.. W. 6. Mathews
of Walnut Cove, to Miss Grace Gibson
of Germanton, Rev. III. A. Brown OF
floating. Mr. Mathess was the Re
publican representative from this
senatorial district a few years past.
Deputy Collector M. F. Maslen
had public sale Saturday of som,
corn juice, a wagon and - horse!
ETC., the same being capt. ed here /;
few weeks ago for violation o
internal revenue laws. The owne
of the property is not supposed to b
known.
Mr.. Timothy Vogler and wife
two old citizens of Salem, celebrate,
the Goth anniversary of their mar
riage, on the evening of Oct. 81. The.
were visited during the evening by ;
large number of friends who congrat
ulated them upon their long an
happy welded life There are bu
few couples in this world that ar
permitted to live through sixt
years of welded bliss.
To encourage boycott is not j
keeping with the sentiment ola goo
citizen. 1t may be all right as Ion
as it infiicts injury upon others, bu
it's dangerous weapon to dali
with, the time may come when yc
might be forced to grapple the blad
instead of the handle of this very u
fair system of warfare. All INTEL
gent men understand that the innt
cent usually suffer more from it's el
forcement than do the guilty.
DR.. Bahuson's Present to the Asylum
The-Oxford Orphans Friend of la.
week says: sDr. Henry 7. Bahnson,
Winsfon-Salem,h has sent to the As,
INN one Of. IL not the handsome