The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-04-16
THE OLD NORTH STATE.
HAPPENINGS WITHIN HER RoR-
DERS SINCE OUR LAST ISSUE,

! HAPPENINGS WITHIN HER BoR-
DERS SINCE OUR LAST ISSUE.
Newsy Notes Carefully Clipped, culled
and Paragraphically Packed Into .
Column.
Dallas Eagle says CASTOR peaches
killed.
High Point votes on local option
June 10Th.
John Griffin, Union county, age 70,
dropped dead.
Knitting mills, Salisbury, spin
their own yarn.
Walnut Cove elects town commits
s:oners May 4th.
Farrar and Schelky build furni-
ture factory at Now Berne.
Concord Hospital an assured fact
on amply guaranteed support.
| Hendersoville boasts the excel
lence of its street car service.
Leaksville Gazette says farming
operations are six weeks backward.
| Charlotte hurrying up the audito-
rum for the May Music Festival.
| Davidson man miscounted Sunday
for Saturday, and went to town tra-
| ding.
Craig property, "a acres, Salisbury
| suburb, bought and laid off for city
| annex.
Five story brick 5Ox05 feet leaf
factory was begun in Greensboro yes
terday.
North State thinks new assessment
will show increased City valuation of
| million.
Davidson farmers think the cold
| snap of last week finished up the
peach crop.
Waterman says the improved brick
machine for the Salisbury Company
has arrived.
A strong company organized at
Mt. Olive for canning vegetable
fruits sc.
Bank of Wayne organized, $780,
900 capital, and buys branch bank of
New Hanover.
Three story brick 36x48 building
for Oak Hill Roller Mill, is under way
at Greensboro.
DR.. Payne assures the Dispatch
that not trace of small pox remains
in or about Lexington.
Asheville did not put up the requi
size number of names to call the
10 al option election.
Their papers say traffic in real es
tate gives promise of unusual activi-
ty in Salisbury this spring.
-
two thousand car loads of granite
for one contract.
AT Stanley court this week only
one case went to the jury, not a con-
viction and the Jail is empty.
Greensboro Record announces the.
swing of the building boom more
than a hundred men go to work.
Goldsboro branch New Hanover
Bank organized 10 years ago on $780,
600 capital and sold out for $125, 900.
Lexington merchants organize a
movement to properly work and per
manently improve the. road leading
into town.
Four Buncombe townships are to
vote May 25th on subscription to
Atlanta, Asheville and Baltimore
Railroad.
The Linden Cotton Mill, Davidson
College, places orders for machinery
and will commence operations as
soon as possible.
Stanley county has been shut out
from the world all the time, but, the
railroad, will give them q boom. AL
| ready saw mills and other enterprises
are being started.
The Gazette says the Leaksville
Woolen Mills are manufacturing
| some very fine blankets at present,
which will compare favprably with
the best in any market.
WILMINGTON, as she always does,
| whenever occasions calls out patriotic
expression, and the exhibition of the
qualities Of culture, good breeding,
and public spirit, paid the handsom-
est and most appropriate tribute of
| all the towns in the State to the dead
Governor.
Mrs. Harriet W. Davidson, ap-
pointed by the government labor de-
partment, to-visit factories, etc., to
get statistics in regard to the labor
ing class has been here for two days
visiting the various factories, and
catching on to all the facts she can
as to the way the factory people
Give, move and have their being.n
Charlotte Chronicle. I5
Claiming DIpisua aiic saecess.
| The Rome Message says the cor
respondence in the New Orleans
matter will show that Premaer
Rudini achieved success in the con.
troversy. President Harrison's dis
patch to King Humbert expressed
sympathy with Italy, and requested
his aid in the efforts to harmonize
the interests of the two countries.
The King replied that he approved
the conduct Of the Italian Govern.
ment and hoped an agreement would
be arrived at.
| Gus Phillips, the old-time come
dian, better known to the play-goine
public as sOofty Gooft.' the Dutch