The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-06-21
AROUND THE TWIN-CITY.
CURRENT LOCAL EVENTS OF THE
DAY BRIEFLY TOLD
Bits of Facts and Gossip Gathered
by Sentinel RepreSentatives-Soc
and General News.

bitS or Facts ana Gossip Gathered
by Sentinel Representatives-Soc
and General News.
Bad news and bad eggs should
both be broken gently.
Winston has ten bar-rooms. This
number will probably be reduced July
first.
Almost any girl can catch an air,
but it takes pretty slick one to catch
millionaire.
The Salem Orchestra is rehearsing
for the meeting of the Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias.
Centenary and West End Method
iSt Sunday Schools are arranging for
picnic at sunny Side Park.
There are quite number of new
buildings going up in Salem-a num-
Der of them are splendid structures.
old Richmond Township Sunday
School Convention will convene at Mt.
Pleasant church, near DOnnaha, on
July It'll.
The old Salem band has been en-
gagged to furnish the music at the
GuiifOrd Battle Ground Celebration
on July 4th.
Sheriff r. NJ. Macarthur is now
Boosting of owning the finest pair OF
horses that has ''sifted Winston sand"
for five years.
The Republican executive COM
mittce for the 9th Judicial District.
is called to meet in Winston on Satur-
day, June 2oth.
The new parsonage for Calvary
Chapel on Holly avenue is nearing
completion. 1t is quite roomy and
attractive building.
w c. Langley, of Wilson, n. c.,
has purchased lot near the North
Winston graded school and will erect
a residence thereon at once.
THE SENTINEL is in receipt of in
vitations to attend the Guilford Bat
tie Ground celebration July 4th, and
the Knights of Pythias picnic, at Mt.
Airy, June 22nd.
Mrs. Pliney G. Morgan, wife of
John Morgan, died in Randolph coun-
ty on May Both at the age Of 81 years
AMI months. The deceased was
native of Forsyth.
Mrs Mary Lineback, after brief
illness, passed away at a. M, on
June 18th, at her home near Mt.
Tabor, this county: aged about 90
years. Her husband died during the
late wal.
The Star learns that one of Dan
ville's large leaf dealers bought of
Raney Burton. of Winston, the past
week, $4,000 pounds of bright leaf
tobacco for which was paid something
over $4,000.
-Messrs. A. M. Stack and w. w.
King, attorneys of Dlnbury, argued
motion before Judge Graves, in Mt.
Airy this week, for the appointment
Of Il receiver for the mica mine in
Stokes county.
George Wilson, colored, was tried
b fore Esquire Beckerdite Monday
evening on the charge of carving"
up J. c.. Fagg. In default of a $500
next term of court.
Invitations have been issued an
n0uuciag the marriage of Mr.. William
G. Wright and Miss Ada Brantly
VhOrnburg. to take place at Centena-
~ church, at o'clock Wednesday
morning, June 9th.
Prof. ]. J. Blair has been reelected
Superintendent of Winston'S City
schools. -Four or five teachers have
ais, been elected but the Commits
Sinncrs will not make a report until
after their next meeting,
Tho express office is being moved
TO the Watkins building which has
heeu handsomely fitted up for the
Company. The manager Of the Com
pany here Low prides himself with hav-
ing one of the prettiest Offices in the
State.
The State Fireman's Association
will meet here August 10Th, Both and
3lst. The city companies will walt on
the business men soon for CONT bu-
prta the visiting
C ,mpanies and provide prizes for the
tournament.
Mr.. David A. Bowles and Miss
Mary X. Lindley were married in
Greensboro Wednesday night, June
18th. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. j. A. Bowles, son of the groom.
The father and son are well known in
Winston, having resided here for sew
eral years.
The Moravian, published at
Bethlehem, Pa, announces the death
of Rev. James B. Hannah, which oc-
Cured On May 31st last at his home in
attended school at Salem about the
year 1858. He also preached at Hope
and Friedland churches.
The remains of a colored child
was scratched up Sunday evening by
d dog in the embankment at the North
end of the Wilkesboro trestle, near
Belo's pond. 1t was in wooden box
about Is inches in length. The body,
which was badly decayed, was viewed
by several hundred people.
"A. B. Dangerfleld, of the Ole
Dominion Building and Loan Associa
tion, says that he never knew an adj
vestisement of its size to yie,d better
returns than the one he is now run
ming in THE DAILY SENTINEL. He
highly commends THE oENTINEI
as an advertising medium.
j. II. Pierce is back from triI
South in the interest of IIodgin Bros
& Lunn's tobacco business. He re
ports good trade in every State ex
cept Georgia. Mr.. Pierce will super
intend the manufacture of the weet
in his firms factory, which will begiI
operations this week About thre
hundred people will be given employ
meEt.
Sheriff Macarthur is making Oh
his last list of delinquent tax-pay
ers. AL, real estate and persona
property will be advertised and soil
this time. Cost will be added to eac
delinauent's tax. bob" says tn
County Commissioners are holdin
him responsible for all taxes, there
fore he proposes to collect them as tn
law directs.
William Matthews, colored, wa
arrested June IA at Calvin Crews, 81
miles east of Winston, on the charg
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