The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-06-23
HOME AND NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS

uUMD AND NuluuDUl MI W "
Tobacco box material is being
shipped here from Ohio.
The Georgia watermelons have
struck the Winston Salem market.
j. S. Neal is having a two-story
residence built on Liberty street.
The law firm of Patterson and
Yeates has been dissolved by mutual
consent.
William Davis is building anoth
or dwelling on Fourth Street, East
Winston.
Miss Redd, of Columbia, Tenn. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs Claiborne, on
Cherry street.
The Elm Street Sunday School
will -un an excursion to Mocksville
next Thursday, the 30th.
The quarterly conference of the
NJ. E. Church at Advance, Davie
county, was held Saturday.
Mrs W. g. johnson, of Farming
ton, was here Sa turday on her return
home from a visit to Greensboro.
j. W. Shepherd is having a
handsome residence built on the
corner of High and Pine streets.
Excursions prove a bonanza for
the street cars and merry-go round.
Both receive liberal patronage.
"A license was issued Saturday
for the marriage of Moses Kanar-
fogel and Josephine Gregory, of Sa
lem.
Licenses have been issued for
the marriage of Thos. S. Wright to
Bell Thomas, and Hugh Iartin to F.
Hickman.
Salisbury is talking about Or
ganizing a lazy club. Winston hasn't
the material for such an organiza
ton.
1t is generally conceded that
Winston Salem is doing more build
ing this year than any city or town
in the State.
The amount of lumber that is
being shipped into Whist on Salem is
a clear indication that the Twin City
is building up.
And still they come. The Record
announces that an excursion from
Greensboro is booked for Winston,
on Fridy, July LIST.
DIR. Robah F. Gray and DR.. W. C.
Galloway became involved in diff
Guilty Wednesday over the issuing
of a burial permit.
The tax lister of Salem precinct
will attend at Commissioners Hall
the Doth and Both of June to com
plete the tax listing.
The Greensboro people are max
ing extensive preparations for big
Fourth OF July celebI alton at the
Guilford Battle Ground.
Miss Anna Reid, of Wentworth,
who has been here several weeks,
the guest of Mrs. W. T. Brown, re-
turned home Monday.
The SENTINEL acknowledges the
receipt of handsome invitation to
attend the Guilford Battle Ground
celebration on July 4th.
Miss Cora Conrad, of Lewisville, |
was here Thursday on her return home |
from Roanoke College, Danville, Va.
where she has been teaching
Arrangements are being made |
for Winston's ball team to play |
ford Battle Ground on July 4th.
Tobacco breaks at the warehous-
es are light. The farmers are busy, |
and the main point is that the bulk |
of the 81 crop has been marketed.
DIR. W. o. Spencer, of Davie county, |
was here Saturday enroute for Yancey-
vile, at which place he has decided
to locate for the practice of his pro-
fession.
"A gentleman who has just re-
turned from trip through Stokes
reports the crops the best that has
been known in that county for sever
al years.
DIR. Stallings, of High Point
occupied the pulpit of the First
Baptist church Sunday morning
and at night. His pulpit at Alb
bolts Greek was filed by Pastor
Brown.
The Record in speaking of the
lawn tennis game played in Green's
boro Friday says that the Blair
brothers will play the Greensboro
boys at the Battle Ground celebra-
ton on July 4th.
Two members of the Mt. Airy |
were arrested Tuesday |
for carrying concealed weapons.
They were tried in the afternoon and
fined ten dollars each and .cost. It |
might be added also that they left |
for home at $50.
"A little racket occurred ON Hick-
DRY Hill Tuesday night, the result of |
which Morgan Hart, colored, was
carved up with a knife in the hands
of woman of like color. Harris |
injuries, while very painful, are not |
considered serious.
The stores of Messrs. Samuels,
and Greenbaum e Co.
are still closed awaiting an investi-
CATION by the fire insurance compa
MES. The damage to the goods of
the two last named firms was done
by the smoke. As.zts.
"A native African and Zulu chief !
is in the city giving performances
with his troupe ofhairless dogs, which
by the way are the ugliest animals |
that have struck these parts for some |
time. The chief carries a ring in his
nose. II
Henry Mathes, a fourteen year
old colored boy, was arrested and |
lodged in Jail Saturday upon the |
charge of stealing q watch from q
colored man. Application has been
made to Mai. T.. A. Andersen. of |