The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-11-02
TWIN-CITY TOPICS.
Little Items Picked mp by The Senti
neFs Man-About-TOwn.

neI's Man-About-Town.
The County Commissioners will
meet In monthly session next Monday.
| After this evening Mayors court
| will be held at a. m. instead of 4 p.
m.
The ladies of Burkhead church
realized about S13 from their oyster
supper Saturday night.
-Messrs. Brown s. Bro. shipped
over 10O, 900 pounds of manufactured
tobacco during October.
The policemen captured a gamb-
ling den Sunday morning. About
fourteen of the participants were ar
rested.
The Greensboro tax-collector says
that unless city taxes. are paid the
schools will be forced to suspend oper-
ationS for want of funds.
Rev. N. r. Richardson, of Randle-
man, who assisted Pastor Curtis in a
protTacted meeting at Grace church,
conducted meeting in High Point
last week.
A postal received here from Chicago
announces that the Madison party of
four ladies and ten gentlemen arrived
in that city at 10:45 on the night of
the Goth instant.
with running the gambling den over
Norman's bar-room, on old Town
street, raid on which was made by
the policemen Sunday morning.
THE SENTINEL learns that several
excursions will be run from Indiana TO
North Carolina this winter. The
tirstOne is announced to leave Rush
vile, Ind, on November It'll.
"A Winston lady says that the
''hard times" has had it's effect on the
matrimonial market. There have
been very few marriages in the Twin
City during the past few months.
Rev. J. L. White, pastor of the
First Baptist church, Asheville, has
accepted call to the French Broad
Baptist church. Mr.. White is ma
tive of this city and is divine of
great power.
w. F. Smith s. Son received an
order today from West Superior, Wis
cOnSin, for a case of Magnolia ciga-
rettes. This high class cigarette is
steadily and rapidly winning its way
in public favor.
The public school at Centreville
was opened Monday. Mr.. S: A.
Hege, of Salem, and gentleman from
Abbott's Creek township are the in
structors. The school is usually at
tended by about 100 pupils.
THE SENTINEL Inadvertently
omitted to state Monday that
Messrs. L. w. Pegram and Walter
Nading and Mrs. Mary Prather and
Miss Clara Query were members of
10 rf from
Worlds Fair Saturday night.
The Hope (Ind.) News-Journal
says: 81. G.. Kerner and wife, of Ker-
nersville, n. c., spent several days in
town the first of the week with rela-
tives and friends. They are return
ing home from ten days visit to the
Worlds Fair. They are most favor
ably impressed with this section of
Indiana"
Two Winston lads got into diff
Guilty Saturday night. The trouble
originated over a little fair damsel
whom both claimed for their sweet
heart. One said that the other one
had acted ungentlemanly by putting a
cigarette to the girls mouth. The
two were separated before any bones
were broken.
The new schedule for the Winston
Salem train went into effect Monday
and it promises to prove acceptable not
only to the trainmen but the travelling
public generally. Instead of remaining
in Greens boro until II o'clock at night
waiting on the South-bound, it leaves
there at $50 and arrives hereat 9 pm.
Few persons come from the South,
while there are generally 40 or go from
Raleigh and the North who have had
to wait four hours.