The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1894-02-08

ioOA oh 'oioh VI poi al olo kouuudys
The fair Of the East Carolina
Fish, Oyster, Game and Industrial
Association will be held Feb. 1924.
Mrs. will Brown gave a reception
to large number of her lady friends
at her residence on Cherry street.
The directors of the North Caro-
lima Railroad met at Greensboro
and declared a 3 per cent semi-annual
dividend.
j. L. Patterson has broken dirt
for the erection of a handsome resi-
dence on Depot street, north of Miller
Bros mills.
pistols, tomahawks, etc, left Winston
Tuesday to make raid on some
blockaders.
Carolina base ball teams are booked
for great game at Greensboro on
March 9th.
p. Fl. Hanes & Co. shipped 10000
Pc lnds of m2nlPactu ed tobacco
Monday. Brown u Bro. shipped about
10000 pounds.
L. e. Ripple, of Enterprise, Da-
wilson county, sold 1920 pounds of
leaf tobacco on the Winston market
today for S277.33.
MIR. T. P. Styron has rented a
stall in the market house. He keeps
general supply Of groceries-in fact
everything people eat
The following new postmasters
have been appointed Bowles, Wilkes
county, Mary q. Brewer; Old Town,
Forsyth, w. E. Stone.
Scott Hawkins announces that he
will soon bid adieu to town life. He
says he will return to Stokes county to
take charge of farm.
| The land of the late w. n. Mar
| shall was recently sold at public auc-
| tiOn by the mOrtgagee, r. l.. Cox.
| The price realized was $3.50.
| = Mr.. J. A. Valentine has been ap-
| pointed by Gov. Carr to the office
of notary public He has accepted a
position with Fl Montague.
| -Winston-Salem can boast of the
| proud fact that the Twin-City has
more boys at the State University than
any town or city in the State.
| Evangelist Pearson, whose visit tC
| Winston is still recalled with so much
| qualification, is now delivering Sc
1 = " wi
Mr.. Craven Jones, of South Fork
township, died Sunday at tue advanced
age of about so years. He was one OF
Forsyth's oldest and best known citi
| Zens
| The Misses Penn, of Martin.yille
Va, who have been in the city for the
| past two weeks, the guests of Mrs
| Stagg, will return home the last OF
this week.
| The mortuary report showst hat
there were % deaths in Winston dur,
| ing January whites and Is colored
| There were nonlytwo deaths in Salem
both white.
| Licenses have been issued for the
| following marriages: Preston T.
| Veach to Bette Swain, of Salem
| Levi Spaugh to Mamie Lineback, OF
the same place.
| Licenses have been issued for the
| following nuptial events: w. J. Wal
| Ter, of Donnaha, to Maggie E. Reed
of Tobaccoville; Chas. A. Motsinger
to Carrie Pitts, of Salem.
| Hon. Thomas h: Sutton is coun
| sci in two murder cases at Fayette-
vile and has been retained in anoth-
er, and has been engaged in several
cases Of Importance, besides.
The Salem Iron Works shipped
saw mill recently via the N & w
road to John Redding, at Narrows
burg, n. Y. Also palmer and
hatcher to Fort Collins, Colo.
The First Baptist church last week
| organized a Young Peoples Baptist
Union with Presly B. Smith presi
| dent, E. A. Pierce vice vicc-president
and Frank Reid secretary and treas
urer.
Jasper Curtis, colored, was tried
before United States Commissioned
Pegram last week on the charge OF
passing counterfeit money. The evil
dence was not sufficient to bind him
over to court.
Mr. Frank Hege, of the Wachovia
| Kennels, will attend the Newborn
Fish, Oyster and Game Fair, this
month, and exhibita variety of chick
ems, guinea pigs, rabbits, white rats,
| pug dogs, St. Demands, etc.
Nearly a hundred young men were
| present at the Y. M. @. A. gospel
meeting Sunday afternoon, the in
terest and attendance keeping uI
wonderfully well. The address by
| Rev. n. Q. Moore on what to Win.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Williamson
| have issued cards announcing the
marriage of their daughter. Mrs.
| Mary w. Be nton, to Judge Martin b
| Wood. The event will be solemnized
at the residence, on Fifth street, Feb
ruary 18th.
| Miss Ida Lambe, of Lambesyille,
was recently united in marriage tC
| Mr.. Alex Teer, OF the same place.
| Miss Lambe is sister to S. j. Lambe
| of this city, and has wide circle OF
| friends here, having paid several Wis
it's to her brothers family.
| An effort is being made to have
| the district, now in charge of Deputy
| Collector ii. P. Watson divided. 1t
/ should be done. There is too much
work for one man. II the division is
! made THE SENTINEL hopes TO see it's
friend Frank Alspaugh appointed.
j. W. Creakman died Monday morn
/ ing at 5:45 O'Clock at his residence
near the North Winston graded school
| Mr.. Creakman had been confined &c
/ his bed about Is days with an attack
of fever. His remains were taken
to Bethesda, Stokes county, for inter.
ment.
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