The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-01-31
AROUND THE TWIN-CITY.
CURRENT LOCAL EVENTS OF THE
DAY BRIEFLY TOLD
by Sentinel Representatives.
and General Newa.


tuesday.
J. c. Buxton was :. Ing Washington
Saturday.
The county commissioners will bt
in session next. Monday.
went to Wentworth Tuesday tc
attend Rockingham court.
Another tobacco factory is to be
built in Winston next spring.
Miss Minnie Nance, formerly with
d. D. Schouler, Is now with w. l..
Hill.
Very little hope is now entertain
ed for the recovery Of ex-Policeman A.
Stewart.
Mrs. Cora Walker left Tuesday
for Indiana to make her home with
relatives.
Mrs. M. E. McCanlass, OF Danbury,
is visiting her daughter in Winston,
Mrs. r. l. Dalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. BurwelI, of
Goldsboro, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. III. A. Giersh, in Salem.
Rev. ]. T. Jenkins, who went to
Norwood Saturday, Is conducting Sc
ries of meetings there this week.
Considerable improvements are
being made in the Salem Cemetery,
Trees are being cut nown, new walks
made, etc.
"A large government flag now floats
over the Winston postuffice. 1t was
presented to Postmaster Wilson by
Uncle Sam.
Judge Starhuck has appointed L.
M. Swink receiver for J. Q. Fagg, of
Salem. The latter's estate Is estimat'
Cd at So, 900.
Grace and Burkhead churches, re-
spectively, will exchange pulpits next
Sunday night.
Pastor Wray, of Broad Street
Church, with Lis family, are now
boarding with Mr.. Thomas Patterson,
e36 West Fourth street.
The first issue Of "The Evange-
list" the religious journal to be pub
lished by Revs. Conrad and jenkins,
will appear this week.
Mr.. W. T. Keith, engineer Of the
Winston Fire Company No. l, had the
end Of one of his fingers torn of at the
Davis School fire Friday.
The wheat crop is reported not to
be looking very promising. The hard
freezes have injured it. The present
snow, however, will do some good.
The Junior class at the State Uni
versity has elected j. f. Shaffner, OF
Salem, son of DR.. Shaffner, chief
marshal for the 1895 commencement.
Judge Bryan, of Newbern, who is
to hold Forsyth court next month,
will preside over Rockingham court,
which opens at Wentworth on Mon
day.
IT. R. Johnson, mail agent be-
tween Winston and Roanoke, is sick
at his home in Yadkin county. r. II.
Newton, of Mount Airy, is on his
run.
Walter A. Shore came home from
Danville Saturday night. He has re-
signed his position as foreman in the
Office of the Evening Star, Mr.. Foy's
paper.
The Roanoke papers report over
one hundred professions as result OF
a revival meeting conducted by Rev
L. G. Broughton, at his church in
that city.
Solicitor Mott is prosecuting for
the State at Rockingham court.
Some say that his speeches before
jury are on the order Of his campaign
arguments.
Many Republicans claim now
that hereafter there will be no Popu-
list party in North Carolina-they
will all 60 over to the Republicans
and sail under one name and flag
Morris Scales, colored, who fell
from a construction Car in Salem,
Friday night, was buried Saturday
afternoon, the Street Railway Com
nd hn Pm
Licenses have been issued for two
marriages. The contracting parties
are W. F. Reich, of Craters, to Ellen
L. Myers, of Winston: Henry E. He'd
rick to Cora Darr, Of Mckee, David
SON county.
The Charlotte News says that
Hunter Parkinson, who has been in
bad health for some time, Is able to
he out again. Hunters many friends
in Winston will be pleased to learn Of
his improvement.
Rev. DR.. W. W. Moore, of Hamp-
den-Sydney College, Va, who Is well
known here, has gone to Mccormick
Seminary, where he has been engaged
to deliver a series of lectures to the
students Of the College.
The town of Stoneville will test
the validity of the bonds she voted for
the building of the Roanoke & South
ern Railroad. The case Is to come up
at this term of Rockingham court.
The bonds call for e5, 600.
A prominent tobacco man re-
marked to a SENTINEL man few
days ago that the sugar and tobacco
trusts would never be downed so long
as their cases were decided by judges.
They need to 60 before juries.
Capt. Hawkins train Is no longer
known as the blackberry 1t Is the
Mocksville Vestibule with no sleep
ers attacked. He allows Bill Coley to
ride on little box in the express and
mail coach for less than half fare.
Rev. J. L. White Ia Winston-Sa-
lem boyl concluded his pastoral work
in Asheville last Sunday. He will
shortly go to his new charge in
Georgia. "The Uplifted Christ" was
the subject of his farewell sermon In
Asheville Sunday night.
1T is said that Charley and John
Reynolds, with the assistance OF w.
J. Ellis. met in the Office of the Clerk
OF the Superior Court Saturday after
noon and made out list of the names
to be sent to the Legislature for the
appointment Of magistrates.
The Washington, North Carolina,
correspondent of the Richmond Dis
patch says that Judge Shepherd, late
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, is
not fully decided where he will locate.