The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-02-26
wINsToNsALEM, n. c., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2e 1891
THE OLD NORTH STATE.

THE OLD NORTH STATE.
HAPPENINGS WITHIN HER BORDERS
SINCE OUR LAST ISSUE.
! Newsy Notes Carefully Clipped, Oulled
and geographically Packed Into Col.
umn.
Alamance farm work behind hand.
DIR. Stamps, Milton, turns his 10th
year.
Norwood in Albemarle goes on a
boom.
A Burlington hen has st. Vitus
dance.
Catawba will plant large crop of
cotton.
Burlington holds a Scotch Fai1
the 2Sth.
Pittsboro knitting mills go into
operation.
Much pneumonia and grip in wes-
tern Rowan.
Monroe fine Baptist church pays
off its debt.
A cotton mill to be erected at Elm
| wood, Rowan.
Charlotte Auditorium advertised to
| let to contract.
T. B. Eldridge returns to the Lex
ington Dispatch.
Eron- -Yadkin bridge, Davidson,
soon completed.
It is said that Mt. Airy has la
dy bank cashier.
John L. Sullivan delighted the
Wilmingtonians.
Pinnacle has doubled population
in twelve months.
The fox chase is a living institu-
tion Of Goldsboro.
Salisbury will now agitate for a
furniture factory.
Fifty-fve adventists at one bap-
tism, Wilmington.
Revenue raiders reported making
it lively in Wilkes.
Kernersville notes new residents
moving into town.
County pride in Alamance shows
in the new court house.
Calvin Ray, after 80 years in Ala
bama revisits Charlotte.
Unusually heavy travel South over
Richmond and Danville.
A Leaksville man caught flobert
cartridge and a cut wrist.
McAdoo, Greensboro, offer to deed
a 1Ot of and fO n can0arv
A Chatham magistrate issued pro-
cess for arrest of a dead man.
+ Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton organized at Kernersville.
Every mill, wheel and factory
shaft in motion at WILMINGTON.
The Wilmington Messenger will
be sold at auction, March oath.
Raleigh Chronicle gives strong
editorials preference for Hill now.
The Newton Enterprise looks west
for the next presidential candidate.
Miss Della Nicholson, of Fife choir,
Statewide, died of "a hours illness.
The Chronicle wants a congress
sional appropriation for the Catavba.
Two acres New Berne truck land
yielded 1,600 bushels rutabaga tur
nips.
Kernersville manufacturers will
work more tobacco this year than
last.
Mrs. Wesley Thomas, Of Chatham,
matured SO oranges on q tree in her
yard.
Engineers begin preliminary work
on electric street railway at Char
lotte.
Train shooter barely missed Col
A. B. Andrews, in his car, near Haw
River.
A Chatham colored man shows d
ten foot cotton stalk with correspond.
ing limbs.
Guilford College trustees give
President Hobbs vacation and trip
to Europe.
But one license for retailing
liquor in Wilkes recorded, as provi
ded by law.
Tidy truck farms and growing
crops, are present attractions around
New Berne.
Union county has taken more and
better grade mules this winter than
ever before.
Secretary Bowman, Charlotte Y
N. G. A. resigns to enter tho evan
gelicAl field.
Judge billiard, is being pressed fol
railroad commission. No better mar
for the place.
| Manager Crews, of the Western
Union, is tranaferrsd from Goldsbsr.
to Asheville.
The name Daniel q. Fowle is un
mortalized on = locomotive Of tn,
Atlantic Road.
New Berne will have direct
short line turnpike to Aurora, at ,
cost of 81, 200.
A Chatham cat carried TO Fayette
willie returned home in three days
distance sixty miles.
An itinerate optician personals
DIR. r. Lewis, Raleigh, in vari64
sections Of the State.
/ Mrs. George Bason, Charlotte
charms Washington social circle
with her vocal music.
1 industrial manufacturing works
WILMINGTON, turn out 3O, 600 woodel
4 plates and dishes daily.