The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-02-04
Trade and business ger eraIly is
brightCnipg.


frightening.
Forsyth Superior CourI opens
on the 10Th of February.
There were twentv six marriage
licenses issued in Forsyth during
January.
A successful revival meeting is be
ing conducted at she colore.s Netho-
dist church
If the present weather ontln-
ues many days the busy house VIE
will begin To think of gardening
Determination of publie school
teachers on the 18th. 18th, ana 18th
inst. Saturday for colored appli-
cants.
Miss Bertha Clousa, Of Hcpe, In
dada. is stopping with her cousin,
Miss Ely Rominger-
The grasshoppers are sid to pc
out already, which is ''sigu' of an
early spring and dry summer.
J G. Sides, of Kernersvile.
continues critically i'll 1t is learn ed
that he has the soft-nlng If the
brain.
The doors of the Stokes county
Jail has been closed again. \ negro
has been lodged therein charged
with stealing money.
Granville county IS proud of
the fact tuat she has no bond I'd
debt. does not owe cent, and has
money in the bank.
The manufacturers shipped 1885,
958 pounds IF tobacco last week.
The shipments for the month aggre-
gates 1,074,282 pounds.
Rev. T. a. Pegram, of this city,
has been appointed to David son CIR
cult to succeed Rev W NJ Boyles,
deceased.
The Madison News says hat j.
A Byerly has secured Il position IN
Winston, and will move his family
there during the spring.
One hundred and seventy seven
b. ands, OF commercial fertilizers have
already BEEN registered for sale N
this State.
A new pumb is beng placed
down In the court house va d IN tIe
place of the old well arrang4 ment
which had about played our
Preliminary steps were taken
: yesterday afternoon looklos 10 TIE
organization OF al Ejwort!i league
in connection with the Centru Try NJ.
E. church.
The State Guard now has a
memb eI ship of 1873. including Off
GERS and privates. This is q aaiu- of
one hundred members eve: last
year.
Mr.. y. A Martin has retic, from
the firm of Martin Slztmoie & Co !,
having sold his interes to .Ar. R A.
Mills. The name OF the firm will not
be changed.
j. C. Briggs of Oxford,N g., has
been elected f'heii Marshall tos- COM
menceinent- at the Uuiver-l Y of
North Carolina and Victor II Boy
den, of Salisbury, Ball Manage.
The owners ofthe Atlantichotela st
Morehead City have leased ii for this
years to JohnO o. Plank, Il wei Known
hotel keeper of Chicago This hotel
earned a great deal of money last
year.
Tau rsday. the 18th Of Fstiruarv,
has been selected by the Ga2 erner
for the day of the annual ing Of
the Trustees of the Uuive s1fy #
North Carolina The meeting will
convene at IL a. In.
Mr.. S. L Trogden has been ap-
pointed clerk of the q S. District
Court. at Greensboro. vice Col. John
w. Payne, deceased His bJad was
fled and he entered upon the dis
charge CT the duties Of his Office to
day.
The Danbury Reporter Post eel
ebrated its twentieth Dir hdaY last
week We hope brother Pepper
will live and be able to preside over
the papers columns twenty years
more.
Licenses have been issued for
the marriage OF the following coup
les: Chas. Thorp to Lula Hughes;
j. W. Tucker to Lizzie Neal; VIM.
Ball to Flora Elliott. Alex Hairston
to Carrie Cook.
The Charlotte Chronicle SAYS: The
odore Pool, the efficient general de-
livery clerk ia the postoffics, has re-
signed to accept the position Of pri-
vate secretay to Judge D. Schenck,
in Greensboro He will be succeeded
by w FL. Creighton.
Rev. D. Barrentine, an esteemed
minister of Salisbury, was found
dead in his bed Tuesday. Apop-
lexy was the cause assigned by the
physicians. His body was sent to
Greensboro this morning fos inter
ment.
Mrs. Sallie Foard, who died in
Greensboro some time ago, left in
her will q beqHest to the King s
Daughters Hospital, of that city,
two hundred dollars. Her husband
has turned the amount over TO the
institution.
We are informed that cnlored
man named Alex Stone froze to death
near Germanton Sunday night The d 9
ceased filled himself up on corn juice
Sunday and then lay out on the
the ground all night. He only lived
short time after he was found.
r. L. Doughton, of Allegheny
county, says that since last tall he
has shipped twenty car loads of beef
cattle, TO markets, best les 300 which
he drove to market. A large number
of these were bought by dealers in
Winston.