The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1898-08-11
AROUND THE TWIN-CITY.
OURKENF local EVENTS OF
rHE DAY BRIEFLY TOLD.
Dir. Of Fact and Gossip Gathered by
TIE sentinel's Representatives.
Social and General News
What Ia Going on Here.

What Ia Going on Here.
1t is learned that the Sunday mail
has been taken off the c. F. & Y. v.
trains.
An immense crowd attended the
cOlored camp-meeting at Silver Hill,
near Winston, Sunday.
The smallpox scare has about
died out. Vaccination also appears
to be Il thing of the past.
A license was issued Thursday for
the marriage of James Nj. Gritty to
Eliza Moore, both of Salem.
"A mad-dog was killed in Center
vile Thursday. 1t was first shot by
a citizen and then knocked in the head
with an axe.
Kings cigar machine at Browns
warehouse was broken into yesterday.
About 100 cigars and some change
were taken OUT
The party holding ticket No. 9 has
not yet called for the bicycle offered
by Mr.. Frank G. Brown. The draw
ing came OFF Monday, August ;.
The Methodist Sunday school, of
Danvllle, wishes to picnic at the Gull
ford Battle Ground the same day as
centenary ScnOOI-II Tie IdIGcE ucCIueS
to go there.
Mr. j. r. Osborne, of Bethany,
Davidson county, has our thanks for
specimens of the large and elegant
"Bourdeaux Cling peaches, grown
in his fine orchard
Chairman Holton made a state
ment while in Raleigh that fusion be-
tween Republicans and Populists is a
l., u,
of the officeholders.
DR. w, H Wakefield, vt Charlotte,
n: G Will HH in Wiustuu, at Hote
Jones, TN Friday. ADJUST 1911, for
tins one dav. His practice is limited
Eye, Ear Nose and Throat.
Col. Odds writes his papers that
"Republican State Chairman Holton
is trying to smooth things over for
Linney in the Eighth district. He is
likely to fail, it is thought.
"A letterreceivedh here Saturday from
Baltimore reports Mr.. r. j. Reynolds |
improving. He has very little fever |
and it is thought that he will be able |
to return home in a short time.
Chairman L. A. Vaughn, of the |
committee of arrangements, is we'll |
pleased with the way space is being
taken for exhibits at the tobacco fair. |
Very little canvassing has been done
Yet.
Mr.. W. c. Morrison, one of the
late editors and owners of the Jour
nal, has severed his entire connection |
with that paper, having sent in his !
resignation. which took effect Monday
The manager here for the Inter-
state company tells THE SENTINEL
that work is to begin in about two
weeks on the long distance lines be-
tween Greensboro, Winston and
Mr.. Ed. T. Crater, of Burkville,
and Miss Emma Sink, of Hulon, were
united in marriage Sunday after
noon, the ceremony being performed
at the Lutheran parsonage by Rev.
w. A. Lutz.
"A letter received here Monday from
X. w. Bryant, LIST Lieutenant of Capt.
Bessent's company, says they have
been ordered to Porto Rico and will
leave Jacksonville the last
Of this week.
Marriage licenses were issued Sat
lrday as follows: J ames l.. Wood to
Maggie Lehman, of Bethania: David
+. Tesh to Addie Harper, of Lewis
Vile: Lewis w. Cline, of Lewisville, |
to Ellen George, of Vienna.
Centenary Sunday School may run
IN excursion to the Guilford Battle
Ground on Thursday, August 18th. 1t
s the plan of the committee to spend
he afternoon of that day in Green's
Doro. The train will cost $3.50.
"A crowd of negroes came in from
feidsville and other places on Satur-
lay to attend a Primitive Baptist
at Silver Hill, a few
niles from Winston. A number ar
lived Friday night to attend the meet
ng.
Rev. A. McLees, the ''Black Sam
ZONES, " will preach for the white citi
zens, at the Armory, Sunday at p.
n. Subject; "Where are our kim
lred dead and loved ones? Are they
living? Will we meet and know them
again?"
Prof. A. I. Butner, former County
superintendent of Public instruction,
is quite active for man of II years.
He walked from his home at Hauser-
own to Winston few days ago, a
distance of nine miles, with little
fatigue.
~ ucSIO WIZ leIU uCFC ldSU SDT'luS |
and joined the U. S. Army, arrived
nome on; Monday. He claims to
have been shot in the fight at Santigo.
1t is known that one of his arms is |
The name of the darkey was |
not learned.
Centenary Sunday Schoolmay give
an excursion to the Guilford Battle
Ground. A committee has been APP
pointed to get rates for a train to this
and other points. 1t is quite certain
that a large crowd would 60 to the
battle ground.
"A license has been issued for the
of Joel w. Holster to Miss
Ieanett Perry, both of Winston. The |
couple were united in marriage at |
Grace church at 1880 o'clock Sunday |
evening, the ceremony being performed /
by the pastor, Rev. J. A. B. Fry.
Capt. A. @. Sneed will probably |
move to Wilmington and engage in |
the furniture business with his brother. |
He went there a few days ago to con-
slider proposition. Capt. Sneed is /
q good citizen and Winston's loss |
viii be Wilmington gain. He has
sold his interest in the Star ware |
house to Messrs. Tise & Webster.
Corn Mill For Sale.
Any one desiring to purchase a
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