The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-10-12
TwIN-CITY TOPICS.
Little Items Picked up by The Senti
nels Man About Town


nel's Man About Town.
manufactured tobacco last week.
The e. f. Y. v road, has re-
stored its regular passenger trains.
Mr.. J. M. Sharp has removed from
Bason to Dobson. He is an old friend
to THE SENTINEL.
Judge Winston will preside at the
next term of the Superior court which
opens on December 4th.
The FIRM of Walker, Edwards &
Son, leaf tobacco dealers, has been
dissolved by mutual consent.
The Salem Philharmonic Society
has resumed its weekly meetings.
Professor Skilton has charge.
w G Turner has been appointed
Postmaster at Morganton, and FL
Daniel at Bringles, Davidson county.
Miss Sallie Wiles has accepted a
position with Mrs. M. d. Lassiter as
saleslady in her millinery establish
ment on Main street.
O-The Ripple says that the buggy
manufacturers of East Bend are put
ting up a number of vehicles for Mr..
Cicero Tise, of Winston.
George Gray, the year-old son of
DR.. Gray, breke his leg below the
knee last week. The accident
was caused by his falling off a jump
ing-bOard.
Gov. Carr requests each city and
town in North Carolina to send a del
egate to Raleigh to represent it in the
State Road Congress, which meets on
the 18th inst.
Holm of n1.J
tame turkey few days ago belonging
to Abe Styers. Davis said that he
thought it was wild turkey, never
theless he had to pay for it.
-Senseman & Brickenstein have re-
moved their branch store from Old
Town street to their old stand on
Main street, Salem, where they will
continue during the dull season.
Mr.. Clarence Thaler, d brother of
Rev. A. ID. Th3ler, has been elected
book-keeper for the Salem Academy.
The position was made vacant by the
death of Rev. l.. B. WurreSchke.
MIR. J. c. Buxton denies the report
to the effect that somebody was in
Washington interceding for him in
case Elias was not confirmed cas- col
lector of this internal revenue dis
trict.
Hunter M. Perkinson, of this
city, n. Glenn Williams, of Yadkin
county, and r. N Hackett. of Wilkes
boro, are umbered among the mar
shals appointed for the next State
Fair.
The fall term of the Federal
Court at Greensboro is actively at
work. Assistant District Attorney
Covington is prosecuting. "Brer'
Charley Reynolds is foreman of the
grand jury.
The Counny Commissioners have
appointed the following new road
overseers: Clemmonsville = Thomas
Huffman; wiSVille-Virgil Franklin
and w. A. Conrad. Abbott's Creek
June Willard, e. J Sapp and j. H..
Stafford
Invitations have been received
here announcing the marriage of Miss
May Brewer, daughter of exCongress-
man Brewer, and Mr.. James G. Hol-
lingsworth, of Mt. Airy. The event
viii, be solemnized on the 18th inst.
The local sportsman are envious
Of Bob Crawford-and they have a
right to be. He has new $3.50 dou-
ble-barrelled breach-loader that is a
beauty. Bob proposes to show the
boys "a thing or two" as soon as the
hunting season opens.
Capt and Mrs Frank Brown, OF
Mocksville. celebrated their ''sIlver
wedding" or the twenty-tifth ami
versary of their marriage Thusrday-
Capt and Mrs Brown have many
friends in Winston Salem who will ex-
tend their contratulations.
Superintendent Livengood an
nounces that the Maple Springs Sun
day school will picnic at Maple Springs
church Saturday, Nov. Sd. An invi-
township is extended to be present.
Ten O'Clock a. m. is the hour set for
assembling.
Rev. L. L. Albright, of this city,
has accepted an invitation To preach
thededicatory sermoaat thededication
of the new church at Browns Summit,
Guilford county, on the second Sab
bath in November. The dedication
will be followed by series of meet
ings, in which he will assist.
The retention of the arms instruc-
tor by the Bingham School at Ashe-
vile is promised by the War Depart
ment. Congressman Bower, however,
hopes for the passage of the new
bill to give twenty-five additional in.
structors and that the Davis School
may come in under that measure.
Invitations have been received
here announcing the marriage of Miss
Lille Lockhart and Mr.. William Lee
| Parrish, of Durham. The event wd
] be solemnized at the residence o
[ Capt. j. S. Lockhart on We lnesda,
evening, Oct. 18th. Mr.. Parrish wa.
a resident of Winston few year:
aso.