The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-11-07
AROUND THE TWIN CITY.
CURRENT LOCAL EVENTS OF THE
DAY BRIEFLY TOLD.

bts-OI fdcts anu Gosslp GatDeTen by
The Sentiners Representatives
ocfal and General News
What is Going on Here.
Forty marriage licenses were
issued in Forsyth during October.
-Mortuary report for October
shows - deaths in Winston 5 whites
and II colored.
-Jailer Ziglar has 81 boarders, All
but one of these are To be tried at the
next term Of court.
President Cleveland last Monday
issued proclamation naming Thurs
day, November % b, as Thanksgiving
day.
There were four deaths in Salem
last mOnuh-all white. Two births
were reported. These were whites
also.
The mail carriers have donned
gray hats, after the style of those
worn by the cops. They formerly wore
caps.
Superintendent Scarborough has
sent the Slater Coiored Normal School
here 1898. the people here having
raised like sum.
prayer meetings at the Y. Nj. O. A.
will be discontinued until after the
close of the Fife meetings.
-Wantc d / 900 bushels white and
colored cans, and black eye peas. by L..
Neale, Liberty street. opposite Far
meI'S Warehouse, Winston.
The year 1892 will be noted for its
prolific crops. and the prolonged op-
portunity afforded by the dry weather
for gathering them from the fields in
good condition.
1t ar nounced that Col. A. B. IN
drews Of the Southern railway is look
ing into the the matter of building
railway into Allegheny county to
Stone mountain.
Each Odd Fellow in this State is
called on by the Grand Master To con-
tribute 81 10 for the purp Sc of rails
ing SO, 900, with which to erect a
building at the Old Fellows Orphan
age, at GOldSbOrO.
The Newborn Journal says that
T. E Hege will go down to Whining
ton this week with d poultry show.
He intends to show alb nut 250 specl-
mems altogether, some OF which will
be from his pet animal department.
The Raleigh cores pendent of the
Charlotte Observer says that Stewart
Bros. deny positively that there was
any over-charge for the printing of
the State pension lists, and say that
the inspectors of bills passed upon this
one.
The rain has settled the wheat
sowing problem. Those farmers who
held back because of the drought will
be little late, but they can SOW now
with prospect of a very good season.
Those who have already seeded are all
right anyhow.
Prof. Fl. M. Hannill, the superin-
tendent of the normal work of the
Illinois State Sunday School ASsOcia-
citation and the author of the book
entitled, Normal Bible and Training
Lessons, is to he in Winston Salem on
Sunday, NoY. 17Lh.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued: Nat. M. Jones, of
WalkertOwn, to Janette Linvile, of
Goodwill: James S. Lewis to Laura j.
Jones, of WalkertOwn; Chas. G. Smith,
of Kernersville, to Glennie Snyder, of
Salem; w. q Steers to Susetta Lamar,
of Kernersville; George Carter to Fam
ME Austin, of Winston.
Some of the Methodists are pre-
dieting that Rev. Mr.. Greasy, of Char
lotte, will succeed Rev ,. B. Turren-
tine as pastor of Centenary church.
Both have served the limit at their
respective charges -four years. There
will be number of changes made by
the North Carolina Conference Rev.
w. Q. Norman will have to leave Will
mingtOQ,