The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-03-16
THE sENTINEL's KODAK.
Snap Shots Obtained in and Around
WinstOn-Salem.


Centenary Sunday school has de-
cided upon Sunday night, April I'd, for
its Easter entertainment.
N. G. Williams, one of the candl-
dates for the Western Marshaishlp,
has gone to Washington to look after
his changes.
A warehOuseman estimates that
not more than one-third of the 1877
leaf crop in the Piedmont section mas
been marketed.
The Winston Board Of Aldermen
are arranging to have huckster and
| fish stalls erected on the north side OF
| the market house.
The Washington correspondent Of
] the Charlotte Observer says that 20
seph Bradfed, of Salem, will proOaDly
| apply for the Geneva Consulship.
! VIM. c. Bullett, of Philadelphia,
| assistant to President Kimball, has
been elected vice president OF the
| Norfolk & Western road, to succeed
Chas. G. Eddy, resigned.
Advice from State Secretary Coul-
| ter. of the Y. NJ. G. A. is to the effect
/ that Evangelist w. 2. Fife is expect
ed to be present at the State COnyen-
ton to be held here April 6-9th.
Marriage licenses have been issued
! to the following couples: Albert
| Burk and Dolly Everett: S. |. Lawson
and Katie Cole: A. J. Smith and Z. L.
| Smith: Green Brown and Mary JET
| freys.
| Greensboro will discuss the ques-
| ton of a Fourth of July celebration
at the Battle Ground meeting to be
| held on the 18th instant. What IS
| the matter with Winston-Salem cele-
| brating this year?
Clean upyour premises now before
| the advent of hot weather, and save
Yourself doctors bill. Place every
| thing around you in good sanitary
| condition and preserve the health OF
yourself and family.
"A report comes from Raleigh that
| a consolidation of the News and 90
server and State Chronicle Will PROB
ably be announced in few days 1T
is said that arrangements to that end
are now being made.
The internal revenue collections for
this district for the month OF te0ru-
arv were as follows AT Winston,
S57. S47.S 80; at Statesyllle, 81, SO: aG
| Asheville, S24. 55S. 10; and at Mt. AIRY,
S14, 300. 80, making total Of Sl29,
1880.
|
church. will preach the commence
ment sermon at Greensboro Female
College on Sunday, May 2lst. Hon.
Lee S. Overman, of Salisbury, will de
liver the literary address on Thurs
day, May 18th.
The Salem fire company is discuss
ing the question of celebrating the
fiftieth anniversary of that organiZa-
ton next October. The company, as
is known by many. has in its posses
tion the first fire engine ever imported
or used in the United States.
-Messrs Glenn Brown and Willis Il
Hall, architects of this city, nave
been employed to draw the plans for
! handsome court house at Elizabeth
ton. the county seat of Bladen. For
syth. it seems, is determined to get
left on the new court house question
A meeting was held in the court
house at Greensboro Saturday to take
steps to get up a county fair fol
GuilfOrd. After much interchange O.
oninion, it was decided to appoint {
| committee of twenty-three to lool
after the matter and report at an ad
journed meeting on April 10Th next.
George Messer, who has opened ;
blacksmith shop on East Fourth
street, this city, will also contlnu'
his business at Charlotte, with head
quarters in Winston. Mr.. Messer ha!
rented residence on East FOurtl
street His family is expected t.
arrive here from Charlotte tomor
row.
Rev. r. E. Caldwell, pastor-elec
of the Winston Presbyterlon church
will arrive in the city next Saturda.
and will occupy his pulpit next Sun
day morning and night. Owing to Tn
delay in getting the parsonage paint
ed his mother and sisters, who VII
make their home with him. will no
move in until next Tuesday, the 2lst
DR.. Thomas Hume, of the Univers
: ty of North Carolina, has promised
come down next month from Chaps
Hill to deliver an address before IN
Y. NJ G. A. State convention. ID
Hume was for quite time the ell
Gent chairman of their State excel
| | tive committee, and is strong adv'
cate of this special work Tor youn
|