The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-12-06
AROUND THE TWIN-ClTY.
CURRENT LOCAL EVENTS OF THE
DAY BRIEFLY TOLD
Rits of Facts and Gossip Gathered
bySentinel Representatives-soc
and General News.

Bits of Facts and Gossip Gathered
bysentinel Representatives.
and General News.
Mr.. George r. Quincy is no" run
ming hotel at West Polhu' q"
Mrs. Betsy Moody, Of Old Town,
celebrated her Seth birthday sun
day.
-Our tobacco manufacturers paid
Uncle Sam, for stamps, during NoVem-
Der, just S4, 22l. 81
Winston shipped 1877 ,030s pounds
of manufactured tobacco during the
month of November.
"A porker weighing, 404 pounds; was
killed few days ago by Mr.. william
Myers, of this county.
During the fiscal year ending
November Both, 1894, 31S marriage
licenses were issued in Forsyth.
Rev. W. E. Walker succeeds Rev.
7. NJ. Henderson as past or of the Col
ored A. NJ. e. Church. The latter goes
to Hickory.
There were forty-two marriages IN
FORSYTH during the month or NoVem-
ber-at least that number OF licenses
were issued.
All The little girls and boys should
now take Eugene Fields ADVICE, anu
..Jes' fore Christmas be as good as
they kin be-"
The county officers filed their
bonds and were sworn in Iuesoay'
John Zeverly takes clerkshlp Win
Register of Deeds Miller.
Mrs. Cornelia Spaugh died OF
IL hi
day: aged about IS years. She was
hurled at Pleasant Fork at 2 p. m
Tuesday.
Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr., of New
York, will deliver his famous lecture
on the Coates of Heaven and Hell In
Modern Babylon" in Greensboro, Jan
uary 9TH.
-:sBud" Church. one of the mer
who gave little child Whlskey (iroIL
the effects of which it died. mas peer
arrested and JAILED at Wilkesboro. H'
will be tried for his life.
1t is learned that Rev. J. L
White, pastor of the First Baptls
church in Asheville. has accepted
call to Macon, Ga. Mr.. White is
native of this city and is an abb
divine.
have a contract to make large lot G
galvanized iron cornice for the ne'
lutheran church. This firm have tn
only machine in the State for maxim
this material.
Invitations have been receive
bare announcing the silver Weddln
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Bynum,
PittsbOrO, Chatham county M
Rvnum is a brother Of our tOWnSmal
Z, T. Bynum.
County Superintendent Butn'
will examine public school teachers
his office in Winston on Thursda
Friday and Saturday, the 13th, i4t
and 18th inst. Saturday for coior'
applicants only.
Mr.. Howard Gardner, formerly
Winston, and Mr.. J. w. Smith,
Greensboro, have DO lght the dr.
business of George Fltzsimcns,
that place The firm name Will
Smith & Gardner.
MIR. H. w. Carroll, of Stokes cou
tv sold his tobacco at the Star wa
house last week at the folllcwi
prices 105 lbs. at 163c., 20 lbs.
48c., 145 lbs. at 214c. The entire bre
averaged ST cents.
"A. T. Hanes, assistant Clerk of
Court. will remain with the q
Clerk, Mr.. Wilson, until the latter
comes acquainted with the outles
the office. He says he has not
definitely decided upon his clerk.
Mr.. J. C. Miller, one of Winsto
best known citizens, was ID years
Monday. His children ana gra
children took dinner with nlm.eV
one of them being present. Inc ram
harl wore at the FIRST La
-Ex-Clerk of the Court Stafford
that a wild turkey has formed
partnership with his tame ones.
came to his house several days ago
aDpears to be contented. "WilP' s
it will be sad day for the hunter
kills it,
Next Sunday marks the Sc
toenth anniversary of Rev. Fl.
Browns pastorate of the First Bar
church. He will be absent that
attending the Baptist State Con
tion at Charlotte. The event,
ever. will be celebrated next Sun
week with appropriate services.
ga Withered Rose from Fatf
Graven is the title of Lew song
chorus, by G. II. Addison, propri
of the Standard Music Co, OF
CITY, and is dedicated to the mel
of Hon. ZeDulOn Is. vance. IIie
For sale at the bookstores.
Addison has our thanks for ocpie
the song.
MIR. John II. Shultz. of Salem
a farm on which he grows fine tul
in abundance. He presented the
Editor with a five pound sample.
of Johns friends says that this is
smallest one out of Btu bushels
ON one acre. The latter state
was not verified by John, who
by-stander:
Mr.. J. A. Vance is having a
story brick tobacco factory erect'
the lot next to his iron works.
main building will be 45xS0 feet.
cooling and casing room will be
feet and the dry room 15xl6 feet.
Vance expects to'have it compile
January 1t will be occupied o.
Samuel Blackburn who will maj
ture tobacco there next year.
MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLI