The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-05-04
THE sENr1NEL,s KODAK.
Snap Shots Obtained in and Around
Winston-Salem.

Winston-Salem.
Twenty-Five marriage licenses
were issued in Forsyth during April
The work of macadamizirg Fifth
street from Liberty westward is pro-
crossing rapidly.
Sunday was another 'sscorch-
err" The thermometer at 2:30 p. m,
in the shade, registered at 80 de-
grees.
Madam Rumor has it that a Nor
folk & Western railroad official is
soon to wed one of Winstons fair
daughters.
Evangelist Lee has closed his
meeting at Taylorsville. Out of about
100 conversions over seventy connect
ed themselves with some of the
churches.
During the month of April 1885,
093 mounds of manufactured tobacco
were shipped from this market, the
revenue collections on which amount
ed to S44, 1858.
Rev. W. L. Reaney, rector of st.
Paul's Episcopal church, has received
a very fiattering call to take charge of
parish in Pennsylvania.
The revenue officers it is learned,
seized barrel of whiskey at Donnaha
on the 18th instant, belonging to w.
III. Renigar, of Yadkin county.
Mr. James t. Lineback will eX-
hibit his scioptican views at Maple
Springs church, on Saturday before
the second Sabbath in this month for
the benefit of the Sunday school
Capt. Stagg is confined to his
home in west Winston by sickness.
Il. S. Holden, baggage master, is
punching the tickets between Winston
and Greensboro during his Illness.
Martin & Co., sash, door and
blind manufacturers, of WalkertOwn,
are arranging to move their plant to
Winston. A member of the firm was
here looking for suitable site.
MIR. w. Fl. Hughes and Miss Mag
gle M. UZzle, of Winston, were united
in marriage April Goth at the residence
of the brides mother, near Liberty
street, Rev. J. r. Moose officiating.
Mrs. Mara G. Woody, President of
the North Carolina Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union, will deliver
ment of the Yadkinville Normal
school on May 23rd.
-Messrs. Miller Bros. have been
awarded the contract to rebuild the
three-story building west of the court
The design will be the same as the
building destroyed by fire. n
The Washington corresponds = of
the Charlotte Observer says that
should the district attorneyship go to
Elias the probabilities are that the
collectorship will fall to some one in
the northwestern part of the district
MIR. R. T. Thomas, of Greensboro,
and Miss Daisy Wooters, of Mt. Pleas
ant, Guilford county, were united in
was performed at the home of the
bride, by Rev. Mr.. Lumby.
Z The marriage of Mr. James Gen
try, of Salem, and Miss Sallie Under
wood, of Winston, was celebrated
performed at the residence of Capt. S.
E. Allen by Bishop Rondthaler, of
Salem.
DR.. Sapp, of Kernersville, was in
the city yesterday. He says that John
A. Baker, who was arrested near that
town this week on the charge of sell
ing mortgaged horse, broke out of
the Kernersville lookup and has not
been heard from since.
The commencement exercises of
Yadkjn College, Davidson county, will
take place May 18th. Rev. L. L. AL
bright, pastor of the NJ. p church,
this city, will preach the annual SER
mon. Mr.. A. Eller has also accepted
an invitation to deliver the address.
Congressman Bower, of this dis
trict, was in Wilkesboro a few days
ago. The Chronicle says he is in very
fine health. About the only things
that are weighing heavily upon him
just now are the distribution of post
offices among his numerous clients and
prospects.
"A private letter from Mr.. Peter
Nj. Wilson conveys the intelligence
that he will have North Cardinals
the Worlds Fair in good
shape as soon as any of them. The
State is fortunate in having such pro-
gressive men as Mr.. Wilson and Mr..
Bruner in charge of its Worlds Fair
exhibit.
Rev. f. L. Reid has received a
letter from the Bishop, ia which no.
tice is officially given that Rev. DIR.
B. f. Dixon, retiring president of
Greensboro Female College, is assign
ed to the charge of the Methodist |
church at Statesville, vice Rev. DIR.
Atkins, who becomes associate editor
of the Raleigh Christian Advocate. |
The change takes place directly after
June 1st.