The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-05-08
TwIN-CITY
kOCAu EVENTS OF TIE
DAY BRIEFLY TOLD
'Rits of Facts and Gossip Gathered
by Sentinel Representatfves-Soc
and General News.

and General News.
Weather forecast THURSDAY
fair.
-"Coin's Financial School, is at
Justices.
Prof. Browns recital will beI re
peated at his studio tonight.
FRIDAY will be Memorial Day.
Forsyth veterans will celebrate.
The Fourth-of-Ju is coming on
apace VIII Winston-Salem cele-
brate?
Scott & Hudson have Just received
all kinds of fresh vegetables, fruits
and cOnfectioneries.
The date for the road races have
been changed from Saturday, May
18th, to Tuesday, May 18th.
THE SENTINEL was shown this
morning a sample of some fine English
peas, grown in his garden, this year,
by Mr.. T. E. Williamson.
Prof. ]. L. Ludlow began survey
ing today for the proposed, dummy car
line. If nothing interferes, the COM
pany will begin grading next week.
Strawberries, Lettuce, Asparagus,
OOlODS. hHuDdIO U, bCCUos snap DNetAHt
Oranges and Apples, just received at
Scott & Hudson's, 416 Liberty st.
The Winston Aldermen will hold
a special session at o'clock this
afternoon to adopt an ordinance
governing the franchise for the dunn
my car line.
Scott & Hudson, leading fancy
grocers, 416 Liberty street, have just
received % barrels of fresh ginger
snaps, which they are retailing at
cents per pound.
We were delighted to receive a
call this afternoon from our friend,
Mr., B. w. Hefferon, of the Southern
Railway company, with headquarters
at West Point, Va.
If you think of buying a sewing
machine don't fail to examine the new
Wheeler s. Wilson, the only rotary,
blll-bearing machine. r. j. Bowen,
agent, 236 Main street.
The remains of Mrs. Clark, who
died here yesterday, were carried to
Pennington today for burial Be-
sides the relatives they were accom-
panied by Rev. S. B. Turrentine.
f. II. Vogler returned from Raj
eigh last night. He says that the
OGdUC Il uuNIdI DIICOUOlo ASSOOldUiIh
will meet at Morehead City this year
on the third Wednesday in June.
Mr. E. w. Grigg, book-keeper in
Mr.. E. E. Gray's insurance office, will
leave Winston the first of June. He
will probably locate in Richmond.
His many friends here will regret to
see him leave.
Mai. S. Fl. Smith will be one of
lC ? 1o nf hn
Confederate monument, in Raleigh,
on the 10th Inst. The chief marshal,
Mr.. O. j. Carroll, was in Mai. Smiths
company during the war.
Mrs. Sophia Holder, a windcw
lady, died at her home on corner
of Main and West streets, Salem, at
6:30 this morning. The deceased was
20 years old. The remains will be sent
to PfatftOwn tomorrow for internent.
At the meeting of the Salem
Lodge Knights of Pythias, last Fri
day night, Mr.. w. Crist was elected
grand representative to the Grand
Lodge at Mt. Airy the latter part of
June. +. q. Meinung was chosen al
ternate.
MIR. John w. Dyer, the tobacco
auctioneer who committed suicide in
Richmond last Sunday morning, lived
in Winston few years ago. He held
a position with Mr.. d. ID. Schouler
His remains were sent to High Point
for interment.
The policies issued by the United
States Life Insurance Company in the
city of New York do not require
proofs of death to be sent in within
any specified time, but the claims re-
ceive attention whenever they are
presented. r. e. Jones, in the city
of Winston, manager for North Caro-
lima.
The closing exercises of Hodges
Business College, at Augusta, Davie
county, will occur on the 23rd inst.
Rev. Frank FL. Wood, of Winston,
makes the literary address. A number
of very valuable prizes. aggregating
in value 500, will be presented in ten
minute speeches by w. r. Ellis, ESQ.,,
NJ. Z. Foster, Esq, Revs. Hardesty,
Mann and Stevenson.