The western sentinel., 1895-09-26
AROUND THE TWIN-CITY.
CURRENT LOCAL EVENTS OF THE
DAY BRIEFLY TOLD.
Bits of Facts and Gossip Gathered by
The Sentinel's Represent atives-
Social and General News
What is Going on Here.

Social and General News
What is Going on Here.
The katydid has it that the first
frost will appear October 18th.
The next term of Forsyth Superior
Court opens on the first Monday in
December.
Some Winston men won't drink a
drop, while on the other hand, some
won't drop drink.
There were three accessions to
Burkhead NJ. e. Church last Sunday
at the IL o'clock service.
Rev. s. G. Sutton, Of the Chris
tian church. is conducting meeting
at Rural Hall this week.
Manager Beall says that he is ex-
pecting the telephones for the new
plant to arrive every day.
"A canvass will be made this week
i to organize camp Of Confederate
Veterans in Guilford county.
"A number of people are suffering
with summer colds, which are always
worse than colds in dead of winter.
THE SENTINEL is pleased to learn
that Bud" Smith is much better.
His physicians are very hopeful now
of his recovery.
Last Saturday the days and nights
were equal in length of time-twelve
hours each. Benceforth the nights
increase in length.
The crop of hickory nuts and
muscadines this year is immense.
Farmers say they never saw SO many
hickory nuts as now load the trees.
The old burnt Johnson building,
corner Liberty and Fifth streets, has
been torn down. A handsome brick
structure would be attractive on this
corner.
The marriage of Miss Louise T.
Fisher and Mr.. T. F. Alexander will
be celebrated in the Moravian church
on the morning Of Oct. 1st, at 7:15.
No cards.
Mr.. r. J. Ledford and Miss Pinie
Miller, of Rural Hall, were united in
marriage Sunday afternoon. The
ceremony was performed at the home
of the bride.
"A citizen who was in Burlington
Saturday tells THE SENTINEL that he
met d gentleman there who informed
him that he had been converted by
reading the reports Of the Sam Jones
meetings in THE SENTINEL.
Mr. ]. D. Lowry has moved his
family from Mt. Airy to East Bend.
He takes charge of the Yadkin Rip
pie, which, for several years has been
under the management of Benton
Nelson, formerly Of Winston.
Otis no sign because a man wears
tailor-made suit. pair of "tans,"
SpOnges on the hotel for stationery to
write to his best girl, that he belongs
to the upper ten" or is 'bloated
mon0polist."
Calvin Eller, the young man who
killed Roy Latham, several months
ago, in Ashe county, and who has
been in Jail here ever since the crime
was committed, was sent home Monday
for trial. Jailer Ziglar carrid him as
far as Wilkesboro.
Miss Irus Burrows, daughter of
Mr.. John Burrows, of Rockford. died
Saturday of typhoid fever, at Boon
vile, at which place she had been
teaching school. The deceased was %
years old and leaves many friends to
mourn her demise.
Judge and Mrs .Bynum, of fGreens-
boro, celebrated their silver wedding
Saturday evening. The event was
bright and happy one in every particu-
lar. The Judge and his good lady
were the recipients of many handsome
and useful presents.
MIR. G. w. Hinshaw has sold
1859 acres of the Stone Mountain to
three Northern gentlemen, 400 acres
which are granite. 1t is understood
that dummy line will be connected
al some point, probably Ronda, and
those fine granite quarries opened.
Rev. G. G. Haymore, of Mt. Airy,
baptized eleven candidates for the
Baptist church, in Buffalo creek, near
Germanton, on Sunday. Two Of the
candidates were so odd years old. Mr..
Haymore said that it was better for
them to come in at the eleventh hour
than not come at all.
Mrs. Frank III. Vogler had fami-
ly reunion at her home last week. She
had as her guests two sisters, Mrs.
William Lewis, of St. Louis, Mo-;
Mrs. William Love, Greensboro, and
brother, James Morton, of Jackson
vile, Fla. They left last evening for
their respective homes.
The ReidsvilIe Review learns
"that the Rev. DR.. Broughton was
recommended to succeed Rev. Thos.
Dixon's pastoral in New York city,
and that Mr.. Dixon himself Joined in
the recommendation. We would re-
His ability and ambition admirably
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