The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-08-20
HOME AND NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

There are thirteen inmates in
the county Jail.
Tobacco breaks are quite large
for this season of the year.
Eugene E. Gray has moved his
law Office to 212 Main street.
&C. S. Hauser has enlisted his
services in the Office of Sheriff
league.
N. S. Cook, of Surry county, was
in Winston Tuesday shaking hands
with his many friends.
DIR. J. w. Hunter, of Salem, has
been elected treasurer of the South
ern Dental Association.
We learn that about forty dol
lars was realized from the festival at
Orinoco Warehouse Saturday night.
been reelected secretary and treas
urer of the State Tobacco Associa-
ton.
Work has been commenced in
tearing away and removing the
buildings in the site for the Ihunicip-
al building.
Mesdames D. N. Dalton and R. M.
Macarthur have gone to Glenwood,
near the Yadkin river, to spend a
week or ten days.
Rev. Mr.. Wolfe, of Bethlehem,
Pa, made appropriate addresses be-
fore Calvary Chapel end Elm Street
Sunday Schools Sunday.
John Harrison was summoned
this week to the bedside of his mother
who is lying critically ill at her
home in Yadkin county.
Charlotte is ahead of Winston in
one respect. She has a colored fe-
male barber and the News says that
she ''serapes like veteran"
Winston will soon be in tele-
graphic communication with Mocks-
Vile, Davie county. The poles and
wire for same have nearly all been
put up.
The Walkertswn Sunday School
exeurted to Stoneville on the r. &
S road Satday. There were two car
loads of pupils and friends of the
School.
-"Smith V1ew'' is the name of a
handsome residence to be erected on
corner of Jersey and Brookstown
avenues, West Winston, by Col. S.
II. Smith.
The proprietors of Piedmont
Springs Hotel are issuing invitations
for dance which will be given COM
plin1entary to their guests at the ho-
tel next Friday night.
The Forsyth County Farmers
Alliance held big pic mic at Cedar
Grove School house Saturday. We
learn that the attendance was large
and the occasion quite interesting to
the tillers of the soil.
Mr.. J. II. Mills, of the Thomas
vile Orphanage, DIR. C. Durham and
M. L. Kesler, of Raleigh, passed
through Winston Saturday afternoon
on their return home from the Yad-
kin Baptist Association.
Two applicants for U. S. Army
service were sent down to Greensboro
last week for examination. The
manager of the local Office here in
forms as that they have six more
applicants to send down this week.
The merchants tell US that more
fruit cans have been sold here this
season than in any three years past.
= This is an evidence of the fact that
the fruit crop in the Piedmont sec
ton this year is both fine and album
dant.
Engineer Ned Harris had some
what q family reunion of his
brothers Sunday. Those here were
Joe Harris, editor of the Wilkesboro
Observer; C. M. Harris, n real estate
agent, of Arkansas, and e. R. Harris,
of Raleigh.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued since our last re.
port G. S. Ebert and Flora Swain;
A Fl. L. Livengood and Mary Cox
VIM. Masten and r. r. Swain Mar.
tin A. Sides and M. A. Bohemian
mer; Joseph Grant and M. Fulton
Dallis Martin aud S. Beck
The buildings on the site for the
municipal building were sold at pub
lie auction Saturday afternoon. NJ
Levi bid off the dwelling house and
corner store for $2S and $25 respect.
lively. The store occupied by T. P
oty Eoh was oouSAt ~ e. ~ w nix
for $13.
The siChildren's Day. exercises
at the Moravian ChurchSunday night
were largely attended and lnteres
ting. The address was made by Rev
Mr.. Wolfe, of Bethlehem, Pa. The
Japanese and Chinese lanterns made
beautiful illumination in front o.
the Church for the closing part o.
the program.
-Messrs C. c.. Bradley and M. N
Faulkner, of Washington, D c., ar,
in the city prospecting with view
of opening up a frst-class restau
rant in Wins ton We are pleased t,
learn from them that they are pleas
ed with the outlook here and hav,
about concluded to open the abov,
business, provided they can secure ,
suitable location.
DIR. j, HI. Blum informs us tina
the farmers are not as active II
bringing in their exhibits for tn
Southern Exposition as he woul,
like to see. This is an importan
matter and we hope our farme
friends will realize the importanc
and take interest in getting up cred
table displays.
We learn that Senator Ransom
was at Rockingham Court last wee
and on Thursday delivered stron,