Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1886-04-22
TN CITY AND COUNTY.
DASHEs HERE AND THERE By OCh
REPORTERS.

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DAsHEs HERE AND THERE BIZ ooh
REPORTERS.
Last Weeks Occurrences In City ana
County Narrated in Condens-
ed Paragraphs.
Next Sunday is Easter.
Corn planting is now the order of he
dav among our farmers.
Mr.. C. B. Brooks has purchased half
interest in the Salem paper mill.
Mrs. J. w. Potter, of New Berne, Is on |
n visit to her son. Mr.. A. III. Potter.
A picnic will be given by the young |
neonle OF Salem next Monday at Frledoerg-
Rev. T. H. Pegram has commenced
-, ~, h;s new residence on North Liner
ty Street.
I,5o;ng from the many rumors, Wins
IN to have a Knights of Labor As
ISOLATION
= Trees are putting forth their green
vardure. Everything is beginning to look
Spring-like.
Messrs. Frank and Will Armfeld left
ON Monday evening evening for their new
home in Washington Territory.
Mr.. james Kennedy, whe was thrown
last week, is rapidly recovering
We are told by one of its members
that the new NJ. E. Sunday School In !he
Northern part OF Winston Is progressing
finely.
Tbirty-fonr new members were recelv-
ed into the Moravian Church last SUNDAY
morning. Twenty by confirmation anu
eve by baptism.
10 xunfnp
Potter tn. candy man. We know wnereoi
we speak. His ice cream saiooh VIII 10
open in a few days.
Nrs Hardy was the recipient on the
,e,h mat of a handsome Moss Rose dinner
set presented by her young gentleman
borders, as birthday present.
To, every business man bear in mind
ho, be wishes to advertise that The SEN
r,wEI has a larger number of readers than
anv paper published in the county.
Mr.. John McQuiston, the Theological
student of the Salem congregation will con-
dnct Easter services next Sunday at Mace
donia. near Halls Ferry, Davie county.
chiefof-Police Bradford returned a
few DAYS ago from Granville county, where
he has been attending the burial OF his faith
ar Who died at his home the flrst OF last
week.
Ashcraft & Owens have new ad In
this issue They are handling Alabastine
an excellent preparation Tor hnlshlng wais
sd something our house-ownsrs should ex
anime.
On our front page will be found thu
nortrait of DIR. Henry A. Reynsids, thu
Temperance Lecturer who will speak herr
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights O
next week.
There will be no match game of has
ball played in Salem next Monday between
the Oak Ridge and Salon Mines, as tn
"'good Democratic local scribe OF the f'e
publican stated last week.
The series of meetings at the NJ. T
Church closed on Sunday night with 81 xtee
or more conversions and ten accesslons TO Tn
.t,,r.b US the result. The meeting continue
three weeks instead of tUo, as the DoA
stated ON Monday.
The anniversary exercises OF the
CT. II were held in the NJ. E. Churc
Tuesday evening. We are told the meetin
was a verv interesting one, though the
tendance small. On account OF space, "
are unable this week to give full report
- The many lady and gentlemen friene
of Miss Emma White, On North Llber'
Street. rendered her very pleasant surpri
party last Friday evening. 1t being the o
,easion of her birthday, she was the reclpie
.of many presents. 1t was an evening ma
,pily spent, by all present
Mr.. Jesse Riggs desires us to retul
his heartfelt thanks to the fire coiapanl
- Winston-Salem, and to the citizens
Ia.,, towns for their efforts to save his pro
erty At the burning of his residence Ii
week. Also to his neighbors and frien
for the many courtesies extended to hi
and family since the hre.
MFR. Davis, of Marion, S. G., will OPP
M a general merchandise business In
store room adjoining Hohmans, In the Blu
ton-Shelton block next week. and he "
make his announcement shortly IN ~
SENTINEL He is an enserprising you
man and we are glad to extend hea
welcome to him.
= Mr. Tom Benton now occupies his
residence, which he has recently erected
the road leading to Mlckeys miii' ao
one-half mile outside the incorporate linn
several dwellings have already been D,
ON this road of late years, besides we n
others being spoken of within the n
future. Winston must widen her border
Messrs. Richard & Murphy repol
gratifying increase in their business 81
Starting up their advertisement in The 8
rINEL. On last Saturday they sold
whole beeves, which is said to be the iari
sale ever effected by any one Dutcner nc
in Winston in a single day. They sell g
meats and their patronage is steadily
.creasing.
- Messrs. Smith & Brown are snterp
Sny pharmacists of this city and they m
fest that enterprise in various ways. In
latest departure, is their Browns Car
lied Dental Fluid" which they manuf
are put up in An elegant packages and
at a lower price than what L. usually CHI
ed for other teeth washes. We have 81
1t a trial and lind it does all that Is elai
for it.
Mr.. J. Hoffman, of Washington, n
has opened his elegant dry-goods estab
ment in the Buxton-Shelton Block, an
his advertisement in this issue of The
TINEI, he invites the citizens of Wins
Salem to pay his store visit and exal
his line of dry goods, fancy goods ane
lions. ladies, misses and gents shoes,
and all the various nick nacks that p
the eve OF the fair sex, and the sterner
for that matter,
The SENTINEL extends a cordial
come to Mr. J. L. Ludlow, OF New Je
who makes Winston his adopted home
will open an Office as Civil Engineer
Surveyor Mr.. Ludlow is An educated
tleman. and we trust he will inset with
cess here in his chosen calling. He m
speaialities of street and road cnginee
and the services of just such an expert
now very much needed in the improve
to our streets and county roads.
Passion Week services are being
r.ralarly every night this week in the
ray,au church. This afternoon at 3 OF