The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-07-18
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UNDERTAKEN AND EMBALMER, OVER
31l-3l3 MAIN STREET.

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Judgment and delicacy of expression
towards its patrons and tender respect
and sympathy for their feelings, it is
that of the undertaken. In Winston
Salem we are especially fortunate in
having man who has both the nat
ural attachments and the acquired eX-
perience to conduct in Il fitting and
acceptable way, the last sad rites" of
departed friends. Mr.. Sneed not only
conducts funerals with superior tact,
he also supplies all the accessories
when necessary, taking from friends
all responsibility and managing every
thing so thoroughly and SyStematical-
ly as to crafty those who avail them
selves OF his services He always has
in stock at his place OF business. over
No. BIZ BIB Main street, Il very fine
line of funeral furnishings, casketS,
robes, &c, together with magnificent
hearse. and he makes d speciality of
embalming, in which he is particular
ly expert. Mr.. Sneed is genial and
agreeable gentleman and he is highly
esteemed by all who know him.
DAVID S. REID,
GEN'L MERCHANDISE, PHONE 81, pol
MAIN ST.
Mr.. David S. Reid has been success
fully engaged in this business here
SincelSl6, constituting the oldest house
in WinSton-Salem in this business. and
has steadily increased his trade from
that time to the present as conse-
quence of the superior selection and
assortment of his stock, the prompt
ard accurate manner in which all
orders are filled and his favorable
prices and fair dealings. The premi-
seS occupied at No. POI Main street are
spacious and are fitted up with every
facility for the successful conduct of
the business. a complete stock of
choice family groceries, provisions,
teas. cOtfees, fruits, salt and smoked
meats, cigars and tobacco, is carried
at all times, comprising the best and
freshest goods obtainable, and the
relations of this house with its
customers are of the most favorable
character. Mr.. Reid also carries IA
most complete line of dry goods, wash
Fabrics, dress goods, linens, domestic
cottons, silks, laces, underwear, fancy
goods, notions, boots and shoes, hats,
&c, which he sells at the lowest
possible prices. This he is enabled to
do because of his extensive tranSac-
tionS and his close connections with
leading manufacturers. All of the
details of the business are under the
personal supervision Of Mr.. Reid
whose extensive experience is of direct
advantage To purchasers ana he gives
Immediate attention to oOrders by tclc-
phone. He is one of our most cncr
getic and enterpriSing business men
and is personally highly esteemed.
BENNETT q CO.,
WHOLESALE GRoCERS, MUNICIPAL
BUILDING, FOURTH STREET.
The name of Bennett & Co has
long been prominently identified
with the wholesale grocery trade of
the Old North State. They inaugu-
rated business in Feb. 1890, since
which period the house has experi~
enced steady growth and a contin~
ual enlargement of its facilities, the
trade at present extending through
out this and adjoining States and is
represented on the road by several
experienced statesmen. The premi-
ses utilized are spacious in dImen
sions and are arranged with special
reference to the business, with every
facility tor the rapid receipt and
shipments of their immense stock OF
choice fancy and staple groceries,
fine teas, coffees, spices, sugars,
ups. bPiC'Riot i'I'i - .
and domestic, CANNED and bottled
goods, relishes, dried fruits, the very
best brands of flour, cigars, and
tobaccos. Every article leaving
this house can ue absolutely relied
upon, while the most liberal induce
ments are offered to the trade anC
all orders are attended to in the
most prompt and reliable manner
Messrs Bennett & Co. are gentle
men of great energy and busines:
ability and they have effectually
placed their enterprise in the from
ranks of the leading wholesale
grocery houses of the State and they
fully merit the high respect every
where accorded them.
FOGLE BROS,
PLANNING MILLS AND LUMBER, 'PIIONI
NO. S5, BELEW'S CREEK, SALEM.
This immense business, which rank
among the largest of its line in TIN
| State, was established in ISL. Th
premises utilized for the business con
sist OF large yards arranged will
every facility FOR the prompt recelp
and distribution Of lumber and tim
| Der and an extensive planning mill
| Iulii cQulDDeu Will ali UUt hti iIhCS
| and most highly improved machlner
| for the manufacture of the highes
| grade of wood work, sash. doors
| blinds, mOuldings, house trimmings
/ dressed flooring, scroll work, etc
| etc and everything used in building
| The stock of lumber includes pine
| oak, birch and hard wood lumber
| generally, laths, shingles, posts and
] in fact, rough and dressed lumber O
| every description, and they are pre-
| pared to furnish plans ana estimate
on all kinds of exterior and lnterlo
| finish, in both hard and soft woods
or to erect buildings of any style Q
| magnitude, which they are fully abl
to do in the very best manner. Telt
phone orders are given Immediate al
| tention. The members OF the fri
are gentleman of practical eXperlenc
in this industry and of high reputi
4 tion in the community and their
fairs are so conducted as to cOmmen
them to the favor and confidenc
of all with whom they have busines
relations.
S. E. HOUGH,
ARTISTIC PHoFoGRAPHER-N 23t
MAIN STREET.
Established in 1886 by it's preser
proprietor, the art studio and CALLER
of Mr.. S. e. Hough has since tha
J time maintained prominent positio
among the leading establishments {
it's kind in the State. Mr.. Hough h;
kept pace with the progressive spir
of the age in adopting all the appro'
ed processes and mechanical an
. chemical Improvements which hay
1 been from time to time introduced
this interesting department of indu
i trial art, and the fine specimens
, | work which ad0rn the walls of n