The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-01-28

s>no9i.-5l1 White and 342 cor
orcd
Walter Freddy died of the grip
/ at k4rners,ilie Thursday night, aged
10 years H was buried Saturday a.
that place.
! N. D. Home, Of Westfield town
ship, is said To b. the oldest eitize1
in Surry county. He is 90 years Of
. age and is q native of Ohio.
Hon. Richmond Pearson, OF
Asheyille. who was here last week,
Is in Stokes county looking after
the work Of laying off his land
near Oanbury into town lots.
News comes from Martin county
OF the death Of Mr.. W. Robinson, ,
prominent citizen, and that of his
estate he left $1,000 to the OK or!
Orphan Asylum.
The Union News Company j.
having a storage room built at the
II. & 5. depot The company vii,
put a man on the road as soon a.
trains commence running through =
Roanoke.
The State Chronicle SAYS thai
Floy Walker, who travels fer 3 to
bacco manufacturer of Winston.
and is IA years old. IS now SAID to
be the youngest commercial tourist
in the country.
The boundary lines ofthe Picker
ing " heller lands IN Surry and Stokes
counties over which there has long
been dispute, is now being marked
oil by civil engineers. The e-tHte
consists OF several thousand ACRES.
The Oxford Orphans Friend OF
Saturday says: Lizzie Wigein, has
gone to Winston She has been TAX
eli inuo the family If Mr.. S. j. Lamb
OF that place May her path tirol Oh
lite be d pleasant one"
Mr. James Smith, of Davids on
county, has moved to the Fisner
place, south of Salem, and is now Al
rang eine to open a first class dairy.
Mr. Smith has had consider BE *
nerience along this line of business.
For the past six years he has hac
charge OF Gov. Hollis fine farm at
LinwoOd.
Revenue officers are after moon
sinners in Surry county. Il IS re
ported fere that officers Br m c Up
tur-d too Illicit distileries d e ' days
ago Sixteen hundred gallons Of
beer ans ali fixtures Were destroyed
without n lnuimer from the owner o.
6ba property.
Prot s. G. Atkins, of the tol D1ed
Graded School has been unanimous
" chosen by he faculty of Wilbsr
teDce University, Ohio, to deliver the
annual addr, IS before the Literary
SiorietiaS Tues,!ay evening, June 4
The Professor has accepted, and Y il
,a nn hand
Those who believe in the hab is
81 leap wear viii probably be inter -
ed in the flctJ hat after 1892 there
vii, not be but one more leap Y, IL
until 1901 The second leap year
rom the present. one would come in
1900 it it was not the ending Of a
century.
The farmers who come to Wins
son say that on account ofthe re.e Mt
bad weather they have been delay ID
in burning tobacco plant beds.
Since the adoption of cloth coverings
IOr the beds there mas been 3ul iiuSie
trouble in raising large supply or
plants when the beds are burned in
February.
Mrs. L. II. Hpndren and two
children, Miss Carrie and Master
Leon, left Saturday morning for New
Berne, at which place they Will make
their future home Mrs. Heldren
and family made for themselves
many warm friends during the fw
years they have been in our cify who
regret exceedingly to see them leave.
A Good Offer.
THE WEEKLY SENTINEL 81 10. is
until after Election in n ,vember in
clubs IF FIVE Go t. work ard gat mp
c!up for the best family nensptle r
ia D,e,ipont Carolina