The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-01-04
AROUND THE TWIN-CITY

AROUND THE TWIN-CITY
CURRENT LOCEL.EvENTs OF TIKI
DAY BRIEFLY TOLD.
! Bits Of Facts. and Gossip Gathered
| by sentinel Representatives-Soc
and General News
-FortY-f1ve marriage licenses were
issued in December.
Travel over the railroads has been
| Immense during the holidays.
| There were p deaths in Winston
during. December-10 whites and II
colored.
Geo A Williams and Miss A E
Hensdle, of Salem, were married Oh
the evening of Dec. Goth.
the marriage of r l. kepley, of Mckee,
n G, to Miss Julia A Yontz, of Hex,
n @.
There were only two deaths in
Salem during the month of December.
These were white citizens. A good
record.
j. E. UZZle, who has been conduct
ing bar andnreStaurant business on
Third street, filed a deed of assign
ment.
Andrew Boyd, colored, is in Jail
He tried to steal a sack of flour from
the wagon of Mr. Cornelius Martin, of
this county.
Miss Mamie Ball and Mr. A E
FOrdham were united in marriage at
the home Of the brides mother, on
Liberty street, Salem.
Capt Belo, Salem's new postmas
ter, has appointed John l. Breitz
clerk in the office, which will be
moved to the Belo House.
The wills of the late Rev John
Alspaugh, Col HI White and Miss
Palma VogIer have been admitted to
probate on the county records
The sheriff of Dayie county went
through to Raleigh Dec. 18th with
Thomas Carter, who will serve five
years in the penitentiary for larceny.
The Forsyth Riflemen had tar
get practice last week near
the Davis School. w d Williams
made the finest shet and therefore car
ried off the badge.
-Messrs Crmpler & McFall finished
a creditable piece Of work a few days
ago. They reprinted and papered the
old home place now owned by Judge
Bynum near Gernanton.
Mr. A B Daingerf1eld reports BUSH
ness picking up in his line. He says
he is putting in investments every
day. The people are now more will
ing to invest their money.
The preliminary trial of DR. L L
Sapp, of Kernersville, who shot James
poned until Saturday, January 9th.
Lamar's condition is still critical.
The internal revenue collections
for December amounted to S37, 624. 81.
The co Elections Tuesday aggregated
S6,644.94. The shipments of manu-
featured tobacco foots up ITO, 749
pounds.
News is received here that Depu-
ty Collector Mebane has seized twelve
casks, containing 71S gallons of con-
was shipped by W II Renegar, of
Shore, Yadkin county.
The County Com missioners have
appointed DR. Dix, of Walkertown, to
succeed Coroner Il T Best, resigned
LII LILA Will UdkC CIldiRc dS SOOu DIS lie
qualities, which will be at the next
meeting f the County Fathers.
Mr.. Julius A. Tise has severed his
connection with the Boston Clothing
House with which he has been con-
nected since he returned from Dan
Vile eight months ago. He thanks
his friends for their patronage and
support.
MIR Sidney Hauser died De-
cember oath at his home in Rural
ceased was well known in Winston
and he was his own enemy. He
leaves wife and two children.
Robbins Bros announce that they
will make a slight change in their
year. "Jim" and "Will" are clever
young men and the way they do bust
ness entitle them to meet With
success.
Among the many churches estab-
died a few days ago at the age of 81
years, was Centenary NJ E Church,
which was first organized under
mulberry tree at Old Jerusalem, near
the Davis Military School.
Capt W.T. Gray received a tele-
gram from Congressman Bower
Dec. 18th stating that position had
been secured for him in the census office
and that he was expected to go to
Washington at once. Capt. Gray has
been wrestling with the grip.
Constable J. f. Harris took charge
yesterday of the store conducted on
Old Town street by Lovegr0ve & Co.
Attachments were served as follows !:
One from Frank DeLane & Co., of
Baltimore, for $3.50. "A; one from Aug
ustus Wright, of Petersburg, for
$115.30, and one from E. r. Amis, for
rent, for S41.O0.
The register of deeds has sent out
blanks to every merchant in the cOun-
ty for the purchase tax returns. The
law requires that they must be filled
out and returned on or before Janua
ry 10th. Any merchant who fails to
receive a blank can get one by apply
ing at the registers office.
News was received in Winston to-
day that Rev w B Tidball, who re-
sides several miles above Wilkesboro,
was painfully burned on December
9th. No further particulars were
learned. His wife, who has been
visiting in Greensboro, passed through
Winston Thursday on her. way home
in response to telegram announcing
the accident to her husband.
800 Reward 500!
The readers OF this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its stage
and that is catarra Halls Catarrh Cure is the