The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-10-05
TWIN-CITY TOPICS.
Little Items Picked up by The Senti
ners Man -About-Town

Mr.. r. L. Rawley has moved his
family from Rutfin to Winston.
There were sixteen marriage
licenses issued in Forsyth during Sep
TENDER.
Congressman Settle has fled his
brief in his contest case with A H. A.
Williams. 1t contains 101 pages of
print.
Rev. III. G. Bowen tells THE SEN
TINEL from and after November LIST.
Good Tidings'' will be issued weekly
instead of monthly.
Mrs. S. w. Evans died Sunday
at her home near the Keystone Fur
niture Works, northeast of Winston.
She leaves a husband and two chill
dren.
Mrs. n. M. Tise desires to return
her sincere thanks to friends, physi-
clan and firm of Hamlen, Liipfert &
Co, for aid rendered during the illness
of her son.
-Bogar, the Salem dye man, wore
double smile Tuesday over arrival
Monday night Of boy and girl at his
house. Their weights were seven and
nine pounds.
L 1C III blllcIlCu dIc III It,
ceipt of copies of Colonial Records and
Roster of North Carolina Confederate
troops. They were sent by State
Treasurer Tate.
j. E. Crews succeeds T. N. Mar
shall as postmaster at Sedge Garden,
this county. Marshall is a Repu5li-
can and has held the office for several
years, and was 10th to give it up.
M
uel Westmoreland were married on
performed at the home of Esquire
Hauser, who officiated, at Clara, n. c..
Joe Reid, formerly of Winston,
but more recently of Wilson, will auc-
tiOneer tobacco at the Banner ware
house, in Durham, and will enter
upon his work for the year the first of
October.
The Enterprise says that when
the n. u w. road YVES going to put on
ten dollar rate to the World S
Fair, there were fifty people ready to
go from that section.
Bishop Rondthaler is preaching a
series of sermons on 1.-THE Apostle
Peter and His Times" The Bishop
has Travelled over the territory with
which the Apostle was Unidentified,
he .ce his discOurseS are the more in
tereSting.
Judge Winston has made ar or
der that will cause witnesses to stick
to the court house closer than broth
er. The order is that witnesses called
at the court house failing to answer
will not be allowed to prove their at
tendance.
John Coins, the Forsyth county
convict who was arrested in Green's
boro, was dressed in fine shape when
captured, and appeared to be some
what of dude until the officer nabbed
him. John says that he went as far
South as Birmingham, where he made
s. 80 day, but he wanted to come
back this way and see what was going
on.
The Charlotte Observer says: 1t
seems that Mr.. Roland Harris, the
new clerk-to-be at the Buford, is a
Splinter, as THE SENTINEL calls on
him and esquire Pegram to decide
their foot race contest before Mr..
Harris goes to Charlotte" If Mr..
Harris has a record, Charles and Full
Ter will see him about it; two to one
they will lower it.
MIR. J. G. Shut, who has charge of
the county convict force, writes THE
SENTINEL that James Prather, who
was shot by A. F. Landreth, one of
the guards, several days ago, was not
killed as reported. His injuries are
will recover. John Hill and Wilburn
Walker, the two convicts who made
their escape during the row, are still
at large