The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-11-01
AROUND THE TWIN-CITY.
CURRENT LOCAL EVENTS OF THE
DAY BRIEFLY TOLD
Bits of Facts and Gossip Gathered
bySentinei Representatives
and General News.


bySentinei Representatives.
and General News.
Mrs. Gillian. Of Danville, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. John A
Brown.
Where is Charley Reynolds ano
those affidavits he said he had? Has
he got them?
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Clewell have re
turned from their pleasure trip tC
Ohio and Pennsylvania.
1t is learned that Manager Hardin
cleared $3.50 for the company from the
hotel at Roaring Gap during the past
season.
The new residence of Mr.. D. S.
Reid, On Sunnyside, has been painted.
1t now presents very handsome ap-
pearance.
The next session of the Presby te-
rian Synod will be held at Fayette-
vile. Winston received 80 votes and
Fayetteville 60.
Some of the Republican leaders
are still trying to get the Popullsts to
fuse with them specially on some of
the county candidates.
1t is said that good time is to be
enjoyed by a very large number or
our young people on Thanksgiving
Day. A skating carnival will be held
here.
Banks Rudd, colored, who at
tempted to steal pistol from Over
man & Merrimon last week, was re
leased from the county roads about
ten days ago.
The new Morayian church at
Fulp was dedicated Sunday. The
sermon was preached by Bishop
ROndthaler. Several of our citizens
attended the service.
Mr. P. II. Lybrook met with
painful accident several days ago. He
got his arm caught and badly bruised
IN machine at the factory OF the Il.
j. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
Victory only comes to those who
work for it. Let every Democrat do
his whole duty between now and the
setting of the sun on election day.
The Republicans are at work.
Among the six prisoners sent here
from Surry county, to work on the
public roads of Forsyth, is p. ter
Allen, who is to serve six months
sentence for selling whiskey without
license.
Mr.. A. J. Gales, the contractor, is
rapidly pushing the work on the new
Lutheran church. corner OF Fourth
and Spruce streets. When completed
it will be handsome building ana
credit to the city.
Mr. N A Lewis boss of the
Otroat forca was bit+an nm tho nosn
Satnrdav ni,ht, hv y Iarea hIacL, dos
Mr. J,awjs savs-that, the animal hif,
him almost before he knew 1t. lie
had maidstone applied 10 the wound.
Tho Knif5ts Of ,Pv+hias hold an
intoraSfin1 md imnreSSivn memorial
I,ootinC in Damon 'og}Ja bsiI sunday
afternn0n II. was in honor of MT
Holm brown deceased VIM was a
boinvad ana actiye mamher of t.he
Lodge.
Earuarr who ouoht. tn know saw
+ba+ thi 80 i. r,oin,T r., he y hard ,vinter
fTboy eloi,,, 976o+ tGern GRO no valiant.
i,intor 800" nn4 Si,TO 9noros and that The
arSir;r,nn troas 10 iadnn with frtlit
hTt,in i 80 70 Si5,a ~ :, draadfni win.
ter Pranare for IL -
pc,
pnrni tIalI 49, t,r from :, horse
III i,,inrnS H H. US bera laSt fran-
uiy Gu ,,,i w., n0t Tho o,,;',..l
Ing W gee pliy ei0 ia no a iIn az
Gnl t NH III esed nuo iioa9 IN d Ply ~, VI
IooAs' MS lace vas oauiS VI 0i'oi u p
Mr.. "Tandy" Marshall was in
Winston Monday for the first time
in seven years. He only lives seven
miles from U0Wn. ne mas ~ love iOI
hn Of and rnro9rya6 VnEtnr-