The western sentinel., 1894-03-22
AROUND THE TWIN-CITY
CURRENT LOCAL EVENTS OF THE
DAY BRIEFLY TOLD.
Bits of Facts and Gossip Gathered
by Sentinel Isepresentativcs-Soci
and General News.

Bits of Facts and Gossip Gathered
by Sentinel Representativcs-soc
and General News.
The SENTINEL will issue an Eas-
ter supplement.
Winston's banks never had so
much ready cash as now
Mrs. ]. E. Osborn is conf ned to
her home on Second street by sic kueSS
Little Willie Gray, son Of Mr.. w.
Z. Gray, fell while playing and broke
his arm.
Mrs. L. X. Stanton will have her
millinery opening on Thursday and
Friday of the present week.
e. 3. Watts & Co. say their gro
Gerry trade is as large this year as dur
ing the same months last year.
Mrs Wade, an old lady who lives
in the family of Mr.. Jn0. .. Waddell.
at Salem Chapel. is dangerously sick.
Big breaks Of tobacco in town
Tuesday. Lots OF happy farmers, with
lots Of cash, makes it look like oid
times again
Sheriff Macarthur arrested Cicero
Knott Monday at Ills home in north
Winston on the charge OF attempting
to shoot his wife.
will be held here some time this sum
mer or carly in the fall. The last ses-
sion was held 1T Wilmington.
The Morning Star Bar. on Mas
tens corner, has been closed on &C
count of the refusal of the city au-
thorities To renew their license.
-lIotel ZisIar, Forsyti's Jail, has
only - hoarders now. This is the
smallest number ut inmates thus far
during Mr. Liglar's administration.
-Whipperwiis have made their ap-
peaFHnce in the country. Old people
says this is a hitrhinser of spring :
that winter is no more fer JhlS sea
son.
indications are that a large ma
iority of Winston Salem Young people
will spend Easter Monday in the
country on picnic and tishIng eXcuf-
SiOnS.
-Messrs. W. S. Clary s. Co., have
already shipped more tobacco in 1874
t han they did during the.whoic year OF
l. 1913. Who says times are net Inl-
proving?
The banks of the Yadkin river
will probably be the most popular
picnic resort for Easter Monday:
Several parties are being organized
for an excursion to the valleys Of the
Yadkin.
Capt. VIM. Barrow says that he is
living in the country now, and that
hc has never seen a brighter prospect
for wheat, oats and fruit crops than
at present.
The Third Ward people are s'n lk-
ing hard pull and a long pull, for
hogs in their ward. Upwards of 6J0
signers had been secured. There are
less then SOC voters in the ward.
-Messrs. Virgins s Long report more
enquiries for lumber and building
material than for several months
rast. Cheap labor and materials
ought to induce more people To build
now.
Several merchants OF the city are
preparing beautiful and attractive
Show windows. Curtains are drawn
on many of them, but marYels Of
beauty will doubtless be revealed
when they are raised.
-Messrs. Brown Bros, one of the
largest factories in Winston, are be-
hind on orders. Never before have
they received such large orders so
early in the year. They expect to call
in all their hands III few days.
j. A. SANDY Coles who removed
with Lis family u few months since,
to Pine Bluff, Ark, has associated
Ingram & Coles, dispensing pharma-
cists and news dealers OF that place.
-Messrs. w. T. Smith s. Sons are
shipping 'sCity Talk" cigarettes just
as fast as they can make them. Their
present machines are not sufficlent TO
Till their orders and five new machlues
are now being made as rapidly as pos
Sible
Marriages are not SO much the
order of the day this month as they
were last. The county record shows
that thus far in this month only nine
Ii lenses have been issued against
seventeen for the same period OF last
month.
Mondays n. 8 w. freight train
brought more cars into Winston than
has been seen in many day. 1t was
great long one, and it goes to prove
what The SENTINEF~iiiS been telling
ycu-that business in all lines is i M
proving.
The apparent policy Of the pres
ent Board of Aldermen is TO grant no
license for the sale Of ardent spirits
except in the business part Of the
city. The few 'diyes and dark holes"
about town will evidently have to
ssfold their tents and silently steal
away"
John F. Jeffries has just re-
ceived from Florida D large
crate of beautiful well ripened
tomatoes. They were sent to him by
"a young lady, is what makes them all
the more acceptable. The tomatoes
were grown on Mr.. d. G. Winstons
Silver Ridge farm of Winter Hayen,
Florida.
DIR. Summers says it is DR.. Bynum
who is going to be married. DR.:
Bynum dLnies the soft impeachment
and says it is DIR. Summers. When
last heard from, Prof John Blair was
listening to Lawyer Lindsay Patter-
son, who was trying TO sell him a
beautiful building lot close to the
graded school.
THOS. NOEL TRIED