The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-07-28
wH.rTHr srArn PAPERS sAY


WHAT THE STATE PAPERS SAY
About The Change i'm the Manage NM emit
fzhe Sentinel.
From the New Be- m Journal.l
! J O. Fov has retired from the
| TWIN CITY SENTINEL as editor and
Proprietor. and is succeeded by Mr..
VIM F. Burbank late of New York
The Journal tenders best wishes to
all parties.
From the Charlotte News.l
Mr. j. 0. Foy has sold his daily,
the Winston SENTINEL, to Mr.. VIM.
F. Burbank, ofNew York. THE SEN
TINEL will support Cleveland, and
will take the Geographic press dis
a good daily.
From the Salem Press.J
The DAILY SENTINEL has changed
hands, Mr. J O. Foy selling the en-
! tire plant to Mr. ". F. Burbank. of
| California We extend cordial
greeting to the new management,
aud hope for as large a measure of
| success as attended Mr. FoY.
| From the Greensboro Workman
THE TWIN CITY SENTINEL newspa-
per plant has been sold to W. F.
Burbank, Of New York city for $1O,-
| 600. The property is considered
very valuable, and the proprietor,
| Mr. j. o. Foy, has managed it ex-
tremely well.
| From the News and Obaerver.l
There has been a marked improve
ment in the TWIN CITY DAILY SENTI-
MEL since the purchase of that paper
| by Mr.. William +. Burbank We
| tender our gratulations and extend
| the right hand of fellowship to Bro.
Burbank.
From the Salisbury Herald.l
The Winston SENTINEL daily and
weekly has been purchased by W.
F. Burbank. of New York, for $10,-
900. Mr.. Burbank has added the
United Press service to the paper.
1t will be strictly Democratic and
advocate Grover Cleveland for Presi-
dent.
From the Durham Sun.
Mr.. J. O. Foy has sold the Wins
ton daily and weekly SENTINEL to
VIM. F. Burbank, late of California,
but more recently of New York. He
has taken charge, and brought the
paper out with new dress of read
ing matter type and the United Press
reports. We extend a cordial wei
come to Mr.. Burbank and wish him
the greatest success in his home.
From the North Wilke.boro News.]
Mr.. j. O. Foy has sold the DAILY
and WEEKLY SENTINEL to Mr.. w. F.
Burbank, who halls from New York
1t is hoped that the new editor and
proprietor will meet with success. The
retiring owner has been very success
full and we regret to see him drop
out Of Winston journalism. The
price paid for the plant was $1O,-
900.
From the Burlington News.1
Mr.. J. 0. Foy, the clever editor and
proprietor of tie TWIN CITY DAILY
at Winston, for so many years, has
sold his paper and plant to Mr.. W.
F. Burbank of New York. The News
regrets to see Bro. Foy retire from
the quill He is clever hard work
ing gentleman. To the new man
agement we tender our best wishes.
From the Charlotte Observer.]
The Observer presents it's compli-
ments and best wishes to Mr.. Bur-
bank. who has just made his advent |
into North Carolina journalism as
editor and publisher of the Winston
SENTINEL. We hope he will find the |
climate of Gods country salubrious,
and that his best expectations may
in all particulars be realized.
From the S;atesville Landmark
Mr.. ]. O. Foy has sold the TWIN
CITY DAILY and WEEKLY SENTINEL,
of Winston, to Mr.. w F. Burbank, |
late of California, and more recently |
of New York. The new management |
has put on new dress of type and |
added the United Press telegraphic
service. The Landmark welcomes /
Mr.. Burbank to North Carolina I
journalism and hopes he will find it
pleasant and profitable.
From the Concord Standard !
Mr.. j. o. Foy, who for six years I
has conducted the Winston SENTI-
MEL, within which time it has grown
from nothing to respectable proper
tions and position in the State press,
has sold to Mr.. VIM F. Burbank,
formerly of California, who took
charge Monday, and introduced him.
self to the public in very brief and
sensible salutatory.
From the Asheyille Gazette.l
The Winston DAILY and WEEKLY
SENTINEL have been sold by Mr.. j.
0. Foy to Mr.. VIM. F. Burbank, of
New York city. Mr.. Foy has done
good work for his town during his
several years of editorial life, and we
part with him regretfully, but wish
the best of luck financially and 9TH
erwise for the new editor, who pro. 4,
poses to take the United Press dis- Il
patches, and keep the paper. in the
Democratic ranks. II
from the Davie Times. II,
A big sale was made in the news lii
paper business in Winston last Mon I
lay. J. O: Foy, who established the
rWTN-CITY DAILY, and afterwards ;
the WESTERN SENTINEL,
,ne of the Oldest weeklies in the
State, and consolidated both under
me management, sold the entire !
liant to w. F. Burbank, of New
York city for $4,000. The proper !
y is considered the best paying
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