The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-10-25
AROUND THE TWIN-CITY.
CURRENT LOCAL EVENTS OF THE
DAY BRIEFLY TOLD
Bits of Facts and Gossip Gathered
bySentinel Representatives.
and General News.

and General News.
School books are sold at the State
list price at Whitaker's bookstore.
The Salem Commissioners are
having several street lamps put up.
Mr.. A. J. Gales says that times
are improving. He is now working IL
hands.
There was a baptism near Mt
Pleasant Sunday afternoon. Ten PEG
pie were immersed.
A license has been issued for ithe
marriage of c E Quate, of Winston
to Laura Campbell, of Salem.
For School Books at the lowest
prices go to Whitaker's bookstore
next to Ashcraft & Owens drug store
Governor Carr has ordered spe-
cial civil term of Forsyth court, to be.
gin November 26. Judge Battle will
preside.
If you want school books or school
supplies of ana kind go to Whitaker
bookstore, next to AShcraft 81 Ovens
drug store.
There is movement on foot to
organize a foot ball team here. May
we be spared the usual long hair &C
compartment.
The Winston Water Works is now
under the management1f the city. A
supply pond is being built at the head
of Belo's pond.
The largest sweet potato reported
this season was raised on the lands of
Mr.. L. |. Hine by Mr.. A. L. Stanley.
1t weighs just 6! pounds.
Mrs. Thomas Graham and family
desire to express their sincere thanks
to the friends who were 50 kind to
them during their recent affection.
"A flag presentation, under the
auspices of the Junior Order of Ameri-
can Mechanics, will take place at the
East Salem public school next Satur-
day.
Rev. Fl. A. Brown will begin his
revival meeting at the First Baptist
church next Sunday night. He will
be assisted by Rev. G. A. 6. Thomas,
of Greensboro.
Mr.. William HedgecOck and Miss
Ida Ho!broOk, the latter of Salem,
were united in marriage on the 18th at
the home of the officiating minister,
Rev. L. L. Albright.
"A Populist of Rockingham county
avs that he has received several bills
for So 90 from Marion Butler for the
campaign fund. This POpulist says
that Butler will get no money out of
him.
The Sedgef1eld Stock Farm will
exhibit at the State Fair, at Raleigh,
a carload of finest pure-bred stock,
comprising HolsteiD, Jersey and
Guernsey cattle, and Chester White
Swine.
MIR. H. B. Ireland has purchased
the tobacco business of b. a. Ebert 81
Co., on Bellows Creek street and will
continue the manufacture of the weed
there. Mr.. G. A. Hall has been re-
tanned as manager.
"A prominent citizen and tobacco
man remarked yesterday afternoon
that if Charley Reynolds had attend
ed to his business and let politics
alone he would have been well-to-do
man. AS it is. he has proven fail
ure as a political leader, and at the
same time injured his business.
-Messrs. Spach Bros. have moved
their machinery from North Winston
to the South Side. They are putting
in additional machinery and are max
ing arrangements to do large buSl-
ness. 1t is their purpose to turn out
dOOuU lOuI wagons pOi udy' ny
will also handle tobacco boxes and
building material.
R. Z. Linney, the fusion candi-
date for Congress in this district, ar
rived here from Mt. Airy at 5:10
Saturday afternoon. The first place
he made for was Goslen's office. He
was also escorted to the Southern
depot by the Republican editor. Lin
ney went to Greensboro. He appears
to have Joined the Reynolds faction.
Mr.. J. A. Wall has accepted a
position with the new Star" ware
house. He viii! continue to represent
THE SENTINEL and will travel for
the paper and warehouse. Mr.. Wall
is 'hustler." He has been with The
SENTINEL more than year and has
rendered good service. The "Star'
warehouse made good selection when
it employed him.