The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-07-18


nished goods. Articles are delivered
to any part of the city and it is
the boast of our people here that they
can get identically the same styles
and qualities in all kinds of furniture
and at much lower prices than they
can in the larger cities. A special
feature of the business is the under
taking department, in which MessrS.
VOgler & Son have been eminently
successful and popular. They carry
complete line of fine funeral furnish
ings, including caSkets, robes, trim
mings, &c, together with all the most
modern and improved appliances for
conducting funerals in the most ap-
proved and satisfactory manner, while
all orders by mail or telephone are
promptly attended to. This estab-
lishment is representative one and
its proprietors are deServedly popular
with all.
JOHN A. BEN NETT.
MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORKS, $40
MAIN STREET.
One of the most gratifying evidences
of the spread of correct artistic tastes
among all classes of society is the
great attention that is now paid to
the production of beautiful designs in
marble and granite in the way of
monuments, sc. Our productions in
these lines are not excelled by those
of any other country in the world and
every year the national excellence in
this respect becomes more distinctly
marked. A leading house in this sec
tion in this line is that of John A.
Bennett, which was established in
September 1885. The premises Occu
pied for the business are completely
equipped with modern facilities and
an ample yard for the storage OF
surplus stock. He manufactures
be utiful monuments, headstones,
sculptures, &c, in Scotch and
Swedish granite and marble of all
designs, embracing artistic taste and
it has been the aim of Mr.. Bennett to
furnish strictly firSt-clasS work and
for this purpose he is prepared with
all facilities to turn out everything in
the way of marble and granite, at the
shortest notice, and the high charac-
ter of his work has led to large and
growing patronage. Mr.. Bennett is
known to be thoroughly reliable and
honorable man and he enjoys the re-
spect and esteem of all classes in this
community.
MILLER BROS.
LUMBER AND CONTRACTORS, CORNER
DEPOT AND 11TH STREETS.
This leading house, which was eS-
tablished in 1870, and which is the
oldest business house in Winston, is
not only an important factor in the
commercial life of the Twin City, but
its interests are closely interviewer
with the growth and prosperity of the
place, for by the activity of the
lumber and building trades the pro-
gress of any place may be accurately
estimated. They own and operate
one of the largest planning mills in
this part of the State and are widely
known for their splendid work. Their
mill is equipped with all the best and
most improved machinery and they
manufacture everything used in build
ing-sash, doors, blinds, mouldings,
&C., and their celebrated interior and
exterior finish in both hard and soft
wood. They also deal extensively in
lumber and handling all their own
material from the raw state they are
enabled not only to do work at the
lowest possible cost, but to complete
it promptly and in the very best style.
They are prepared to make estimates
on contracts of any magnitude and
they contract to erect buildings from
the ground up, supplying all the mate
rial and doing all the work The
members Of the firm are gentlemen
whose names it is only necessary to
mention to indicate the high standing
of the house in the financial circles OF
this part of the State.
G.. l.. DULL & co.
FEED STORE, 'PHoNE 176, CORNER
OLDTowN 9TH SITS.
A leading establishment in the
Twin City is that conducted by q
l.. Dull s. Co. at corner Oldtown &
| 5th Sts. They carry full and
carefully selected stock of feed, hay,
| corn, oats, wheat, chops, middlings
| shipstuff, bran, meal and the very
best brands of flour. Everything
| carried in their well known house is
| strictly first class and is sold at bot
tom prices. The premises are well
| adapted to the requirements of the
business, all orders are attended tc
| with promptness and accuracy
| and telephone orders are given i'm
mediate attention, while customer:
may be sure of promptly getting
just what they ordee. Messrs Dll
| & Co. conduct their business upoI
the soundest principles and con
| stantly aim to please their customer!
| anu pdtTOuSs duo 81 lAOlI CSlduiioh
ment has become markedly popula1
with all classes. They are among
our most enterprising and liberal
! spirited business men, who take al
interest in the welfare of the Twin
City, and they are always courteou:
and affable, as well as straightfor
ward in their dealings.
r. L. HENDRICKS,
SPOT CASH BARGAIN HOUSE, MAT
STREET, SALEM.
In this age of keenest competition
VIXEN small profits and quick sales ar
the order, our most enterpriSing an
wide-awake men devote much of thei
attention to the problem OF how t
sell on the smallest possible margin
and do living business. Thi
problem has been solved in mos
satisfactory manner by such house
as that of Mr.. r. L. Hendricks,
selling all goods for cash, whic
enables them to figure the percentag
loss on accounts from the sellin
price of goods and thus to save patron
many dollars each month. M
Hendricks handles all kinds {
merchandise and his dry goods lin
contains all the very best dres
fabrics, wash goods, silks, lace:
: hosiery, ribbons, underwear, notion
, and all kinds Of fancy goods. lie ais
handles boots and shoes, hats an
, caps, glassware, tinware, kitche
utensils and household goods general.
together with full line OF fancy an
staple groceries. Our young frient
here in a room 1Sx30 and now occupis
| ban6comn nrpmiSac which are mos