The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-06-24
IN CITY AND COUNTY.
DAsHEs HERE AND rHnKn NJ Dun
RDeORTDRS.
Last Weeks Occurrences In City and
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Tailor Burke has eleven boarders.
= Commencement days will soon be Ger.
= The Salem FIRE company have ordered
their new fire engine.
= Catapillars are reported to he playing
havoc with fruit trees.
= The Baptist Sunday School are pic
nioing at Mickey's mill to-day.
= Mr.. E. Losper is making preparations
TO open a boot and shoe store.
= The proprietsrs Of the Salem paper
mill expect to commence operations shortly.
Read notice Of letting out contract for
keeping the County poor-house in this issue.
= The Salem Boys School will close
tonight. The exercises will be held in the
Academy Chapel.
Messrs. w. g. Ledbettsr & Co., tobac-
CO manufacturers of this city, have taken
out drummers' license.
= Presiding Elder Cunningyim preached
two very able and impressive sermons in
the NJ. E. Church last Sunday.
Our account Of the Davidson college
Commencement failed to come to hand and
We have to go TO press without it.
= Greensboro people are taking steps to
celebrate tn. 4th Of July in grand style.
The question remains silen: in Winston.
= DR.. H. L. Bahnson announces in
card elsewhere that he has for sale some
very fine jersey calves. Read his card.
- The dedicatory exercises Of the new
NJ. E. Church will take place next sunday
at ii o'clock a. m. Bishop Duncan will
conduct the service.
= The live and energetic firm of Messrs.
Wittkowsky & Baruch, of Charlotte, have
something of Importance to say to you in
this issue. Don't fail to read it.
- Mr.. Dan Kest.r and Miss Eva Keehln
will be united by the holy ties Of wedlock
in the Moravian Church tonight. The GER
emony is to take place at $50 o'clock.
= Sheriff Dalton, Of Stokes county, pass
ed through the city last Thursday en-route
for Goldsboro, taking with him insane
colorsd man for the Asylum at that place.
- Steps are being taken by citizens in
the western part of Salem to organize fire
company. We learn the old Salem engine
will be given them as soon rs their new one
arrives.
- The salem Chataqua Literary and
Scientific Circle will celebrate its annual
anniversary next Thursday night by giving
lawn party at the residence of Mr. James
Lineback in Salem
- We call our readers attentiontion to
the correction in the date of the call to the
Judicial Convention. 1t is to he held on
the 18th instead of the 10Th as it has here
tofore been understood.
a slight change in the schedule ON our
branch road went into effect last Sunday.
The train now leaves in the morning At $50,
returning at 11:2S; leaving in the evening
a. 7:35 and returns at 1890, night.
- The Argus says the Goldsboro Prohi-
bition Club will appoint fifteen detectives,
whose duty it shall be to ferret out and re-
port to the grand juries of that county all
violations of the present liquor laws.
Beer license were granted to Mr.. c. A
Winkler last Friday night by our City
| Fathers until July LIST. The license were
granted in order that Mr.. w. might dispose
of the stock he already had on hand.
The Salem band rendered Senator
Vance a serenade at the Bslo House last
| Thursday evening. The Senator made
short address and among other remarks
said, "Some OF you boys have fought, bled,
blOwed and died with me in days of yore."
| The Baptists have elected Mr.. w. q
Ledbetter Superintendent and Mr.. d. Rich
and DIR. VIM. Conrad assistants of their
Sunday School which was organized last
Sunday in their new and handsomely fin
lshed church in West Winston. About 140
names have already been enrolled.
Twenty-Five new names go down on
THE SENTINEL's Winslon-Salem lists since
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in q newspaper OF large circulation, and o
character and influences; and nine-tenths oil
the money spen; otherwise for advertising
i wasted, whether It is pit in h4nd-bills, In
Autographs, III circulars. Fhe inbli.
read ,he newspaper, AMI All important par
of its news is its advertisements. Almost
Invariably they throw away unread tn.
hxnd-bilis and circulars.
Brandy Peaches.