The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-04-20
THE sENrINEL's KODAK.
Snapshots Obtained in and Around
Winston Salem.

Winston shipped zoos pounds OF
manufactured tobacco Monday.
"A license has been issued for the
marriage of w. ]. Crowell and Mollie
jenkins, both of Salem.
Two car loads Of heavy lumber
were shipped to the Yadkin river tO
be used tor trestle work.
Six new members were added to
Grace NJ. E. church at the Sunday
morning service.
"A car load of colored people ar
rived here yesterday from Virginia to
work in the tobacco factories.
II. W. Daniel has been appointed
postmaster at Denton, Dawson cOun-
ty, vice B. A. Peacock, resigned.
The office of Mayor in Salem ap-
pears to be seeking the man this time
instead of the man seeking the office.
George Mitchell, very respecta-
BILE colored man from Madison, has
secured a place in the Treasury De-
pdrtment.
Complaint is made that in some
sections the bugs and dry weather
have done serious damage to the to-
bacco plants.
County Superintendent Butner
examined fourteen public school teach
ers. They all passed and receiv-
ed their grade certificates.
Fifteen ,coiored school teachers
were examined by County Superinten-
dent Butner Saturday. About twelve
of them received certificates.
Mr. B. Turner has been appointed
postmaster at Troutman, 1redell
county, and Mary L. Thompson at
Y adkin.College, Davidson county.
Only five candidates have thus far
themselves in Greensboro
for the Office of mayor. Others will
probably be heard from in few days.
-Messrs. Miller Brothers large
wood shop in North Winston is about
completed. 1t is also being fitted up
with new and improved machinery.
The Register of Deeds is sending
out circulars giving Instructions to
the various listers in the county rela
tive to the law, etc, about listing
taxes.
Mr.. Weston r. Gales, late Assist
ant State Secretary of the Young
Mems Christian Associations in North
Carolina, resigned his position to en-
gage in the evangelistic work.
The Times says that white man
by the name of Bud" PEBBLES, of
Winston, was arrested in MockSyille
last week by Policeman Etchison upon
the charge of carrying concealed Weap-
onS.
Invitations are out announcing
the marriage of Miss Sallie Hansley
and Mr.. VIM. Boyd Allen. The event
will be sOlemnlZed in Centenary
church next Wednesday evening,
April 10Th.
A travelling man remarked this
that he always rode in the
passenger coach, from
the fact that it always reached the
place he was going to before the first
class coach.
The insurance money on Hotel
has not been paid yet. 1t
seems that the courts will be called
upon to settle the matter. The suit
will probably come up before the May
term of Forsyth court.
"A negro slipped into the South
Carolina bar-room in the Lemly-
Jacobs block and skipped with
a cigar box containing about S25
and pistol, which was lying near the
box. The owners failed to learn the
thief'S name.
Abe Conrad, the negro who made
an attack on Policeman Frank Mar
tin few days ago in front of DR.. By
NUNS office, north of the court house
square, was arrested Thursday in
West Winston. He is now in Jail
a preliminary trial.
Mr.. Jacob Tise says that work
has begun already on the large store
building which he proposes to erect
On the site of the one destroyed by
fire on she east side o. the courthouse
square. When completed it will be
occupied by the Sneed Furniture Co.
The Record says that Rev. j. H.
Lacy, pastor of the Westminster
church, Greensboro, has been selected
to install Rev. r. +. Caldwell, pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church at
Winston on the fourth Sunday in this
and to assist in organizing a
second church at that place.
AT least two hundred statesmen
are employed by the tobacco manu-
facturers of Winston. These figures
may appear somewhat large, but they
are correct. Many of the representa-
tives never come to Winston, but they
do business for the men who manufac'
ture the weed just the same.
A freight train on the N. & w.
road separated near Walkertown.
nine miles north of Winston on the
18th instant. The two sections ran
derailing :seyen empty hop
per cars. The damage to the cars was
slight, but Conductor Hoffman had
his ankle slightly sprained.
Richmond & Danville Railroad
Co. will sell round trip tickets on ac-
count of Rendezvous of the worlds
navy, at Hampton Roads, Va, to
Norfolk, Newport News Or Old Point,
Va, at rate of S12.45. Tickets on sale
April 18th to oath inclusive, limit to
April Goth. For further information
please call on G. Buford, agent.
Miss Lizzie Weaver, of Wilkes
county, and Mr.. J. +. Harmon, of Chi
cago, were married in Wilkesboro at
two O'Clock Thursday afternoon. The
ceremony was performed at the resi-
dence of DR.. Berrier. The bride and
groom passed through Winston last
night en- route for Chicago, where
they will live until the close of the
Worlds Fair.
The Holt Monument.
H. L. II