The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-02-02
THE SENTINEL'S KODAK
Snap Shots Obtained in and Around
Winston Salem.

Snap Shots Obtained in and Around
Winston-Salem.
twenty-five marriage licenses in
Forsyth during last month.
Work has been resumed in repair
ing tie First National Bank building.
Several thousand pounds of man
ufactured tobacco goes out from Win
stOn now daily.
Raleigh Scales, who has read THE
WESTERN SENTINEL for twenty years,
was in town Monday.
There were five accessions to the
Centenary church, by letter, at the
morning service Sunday.
Capt Newsome, of Salem Chap
ell township. died on the Goth at an
advanced age OF heart disease.
Five new members were added to
the Union Groye Temperance Reform
Club at its meeting Saturday night.
-Messrs McIyer and Reany sold
some leaf tobacco on the Winston
market a few days ago for - cents
per pound.
The Greensboro Record says:
'sWi"ston is taking steps to erect an
other new hotel. This one will be
nearer water plug"
The Standard Music Company has
rented the corner store room in the
Jacobs-Lemly block and will occupe
the same at once.
County Superintendent A l. But
ncr viii examine public school teach
ers at the court house on the 9th, 10th
and 18th of February.
Charles Rights, of Hope, Indiana,
after spending several weeks with rel
atiYes and friends in the city, will go
to Cincinnati, Ohio, and thence home.
The tobacco warehouses had fair
breaks today. 1t will only require
little seasonable weather to make the
breaks immense.
"A handsome Kimball organ has
been purchased from the Standard
Music Company for the new Grace
NJ. E. church in East Winston.
"A wagon load of dressed rabbits
from Rockingham county. They re-
tailed for Il and 10 cents apiece.
"A Souvenir Sachet Supper, for the
benefit of the Elm Street Sunday
school library will be given in the
Belo blouse, Salem, next Saturday
night.
]. y. Crews, travelling representa-
tive of the Wilmington Messenger,
spent Sunday in the city on visit
to his son who is attending Davis
School.
The law and insurance offices of
Messrs. Z. E. Gray and r.. Z. Jones
have been moved to the corner room
in the Jacobs-Lemly block on the sec
ond story.
Capt. S. johnson, conductor on
the n. & w. road, has contracted
with Messrs. Pitts & Mcknight for
the erection of ia cosy residence ia
East Winston.
"A Woman's Missionary Society
will be organized at Burkhead NJ. E.
church next Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock. All ladies of the church are
requested TO attend.
AT the meeting of the Tobacco
Board of Trade Monday afternoon it
was decided to have the sales of leaf
the president and published every
month.
Walter Hairston, negro boy
twelve years old, was brought to Win
ston last week from Rural Hall and
lodged in Jail un,ln the charge of steal
ing pocket knife from j. +. Quate,
CT that pl.c
New Years Eve" is the title of
a highly pleasing entertainment to be
given in the Academy chapel Thurs
day and Friday evenings by the young
{ ladies of The Euterpean Society OF
that institution.
-Messrs. r. j. Crawford, John
Wall and t. w. Huske have formed a
copartnership and will open hard
ware store in Winston on February
| 18th. They will probably open in the
new Jacobs-Lemly block.
Nelson Crews and John johnson
have returned to their respective
| homes in Indiana after forty days
visit in North Caroline. While here
they were the guests of j. G. Crews
| and Luther Reynolds, of this county
1t is Mr.. r. E. Jones instead OF
E. b. Jones who will represent the
! Unieed States Life Insurance Com
pany as general agent for NORTH
/ Carolina. Mr.. Jones was formerly
/ associated with Mr.. E. q. Gray in the
life insurance business.
j. p. Hannah, a former citizen O
| Winston, but now of Salisbury, /.
spending few days in the city OF
the Twin-City during the past sever
| years. During his residence here he
conducted the Hannah tobacco ware
| house.
A little darkey named Patterson
was put in Jail Manday for stealing
seyenty-five pounds of horseshoes
i The owner of the property wa
not known when the arrest wa
made. The boy was trying to sci
them to- Mr.. cSwaim, blacksmith
doing business on the corner of Fourti
and Depot streets.
W.. L. Springs. of Salem. who is rel
= ognized as the heaviest drummer o
7 the road. returned Saturday from
business trip. He is an applicant fe
the position of Superintendent Thir
{ Division Railway Mail Service, and
: picking up signers to his petition a
over North Carolina.
Affections of the bowels, so prev;
{ lent in children. cured by Simmer