The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-07-19

| That was A refreshing rain which
! visited Winstun-Salem Sunday after
| u ,On.
| -Jailer Ziglar has tWenty-fOur priS-
| oaers in custody in the county jail.
| There are two white men, one white
woman, five negro women and sixteen
negro meu and boys. The white Wa-
man was arrested for an assault and
failed to give bond.
John G.. Marler has accepted a po-
sition as travelling salemau with ID. j..
Ffaley & Co., wholesale grocera, Of
baltimore. John is hustler" and
THE SENTINEL predicts that he will
get there" His territory will be
Western North Carolina.
One hundred and ten mem bers
have been received into Calvary Bap-
tist church, Roanoke, since DR..
Rroughton assumed the pastorate last
Decembe The Doctor is worker
and large results must follow his min
istry wherever he goes.
The outlook is that ex- Register of
Deeds Stanton will not have walk
over for denomination this year. 1t
is said that J. f. Miller, Of Rural
Hall, has his eye on the office, and
also that Jim Jessup, of this city,
would not decline the nomination.
THE SENTINEL learns from its
Joliet correspondent that Mr.. NJ. l..
Ogburn used 400 pounds of bone meal
and 300 pounds of guanO on four acres
OF land, from which he harvested only
ii bushels Of wheat. He also sowed
one bushel Of rye and made two BUSH
els.
Engineer Murphy and wife are
visiting their old home at Burlington
this week Swift Hooper is pulling
the throttle on the Mocksville road
during his absence and viii KinYoun
is pulling the bell cord and managing
the IRE and steam in place OF Mr..
Hooper.
Eugene Kapp, of Bethania, and
l.. NJ. Harper, Of Lewisville, are said
to be figuring on the Republican nom
ination for county treasurer. They
were here few days ago for the pur-
pose, it is said, Of learning which one
OF the Centerville "bosses" had the
SAY so" about their running.
The whiskey seized by revenue
officers few days ago from Swim Il
Shore. near the Wilkes and Yadkin
line, was sold here Monday by the
Government. The mules were pur-
chased by DR.. P. NJ. Macarthur for
Sl13 There were l ,227 gallons of the
whiskey which brought 81 05 per gal
lon.
"A marriage license issued by
Stanton. on May 18th,
1891, to Solomon Petree, of Joliet,
and Delilan Shore, of Rural Hall, was
not returned until this morning. The
ceremony was performed on May 18th
Of that year by Rev. H. Nj. Brom, a
7 ~ i.-fn NfI o4b he 10 70
ship.
The street force is digging walk
way in the rear Of the Centenary
Methodist church and making other
about the grounds.
street for building purposes. The
street is being put in "apple pie'
order for the State Firemen's TGurna-
nent in August.
This weeks issue of the Biblical
Recorder contains two column arti-
Gle from the pen Of Rev. Fl. A. Brown
Of this city. 1t is paper on "Sanctt-
read before the Twin City
Association at regular
on June 4th. The Asso-
citation voted a request that it be pub
ished. 1t is quite an able paper.
The East Side Land Company has
proposed to give the Baptists beau
tifully located corner-lot on Highland
avenue, East Winston, II they will
bind themselves to erect a chapel
there within the next twelve months.
The Baptists are making an effort to
with these terms. 1t is more
than probable that the chapel will be
built.
An exchange throws out this gen
Tie hit for warm weather: Those who
have tried the experiment affirm that
A large sponge hung in u room and
kept constantly wet will greatly as
sist IN keeping the room cool; or
cloth hung in the window over the
blind will cool the room as If shower
had fallen. The experiment is worth
trying; it is very simple and may
bring a great deal Of com fort