The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-11-11
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persof,als and Other keA
Short ffae,rap>
= Our first snow fell here b 'A
= Everything is quiet in the ~
arena.
= Miss Dora Miller, of Davidson county,
is visiting relatives and friends in this city.
= Mr. J. NJ. Brewer, the Congressman
elect from this district, was in the city Tues.
day.
= Winston was again visited on Friday.
at noon, by quite severe earthquake shock
which however did no damage.
- The re is some little old tobacco in the
country yet but very little of either old or
new is being marketed just now.
- The Elm Street Sunday School resfiz-
ed about $75 at the Festival given in the
Starbuck block Saturday night last.
Mrs. Mary P Noon will assist Pastor
Kennett in series of revival meetings At
| the NJ. P. Church, beginning next Sunday.
The Tise Block with its beautiful iron
| front is nearing completion. 1t Will doubt
| less be the handsomest store building in the
! city.
Sheriff Boyer LEFT Tuesday nsrning
| with four recruits for the C. F. & V. r. r..
| the result Of the recent term Of Forsyth Su-
perior Court
Mr.. John Hanes has made an extern
sivs addition to his residence on the corner
Of Fifth and Cherry Streets. 1t is quite an
| improvement
| A drunmer's license was issued from
the State Treasury few days since to
Messrs. Bynum & Gotten. tobacco 1nanufaot-
urers of our city.
- At the election of officers of the State
Agricultural Society, Mr.. R. L. Cox our
County Treasurer and Mr.. II. E. Fries were
chosen Vice-Presidents.
Hard times in business calls for adver-
Using. If you do not let the people know
you have goods to sell they will think YOU
are out of business. Advertise in The
SENTINEL.
| "A proclamation has been issued by
Gov. Scales setting apart Thursday, the 25th
inst, as day of Thanksgiving, in accord
ance with the recommendation of President
| Cleveland.
The new Starbuck block on Main
Street is completed and presents very neat
appearance Work on Judge Wilson's new
residence between Main and Liberty Streets
is progressing finely.
| = As usual Davie county went Republi-
can. 1t is said the party used whiskey
for all it was worth at the election and dur
ing the entire campaign.
- The city authorities are having load >
of stone hauled to the crossing at the corne r
of Old Town and Fifth Streets to prepare
for the winter mud campaign.
- Do you wish to reach the substantial,
buying CLASSES of Winston-Salem and county
then THE SENTINEL offers unsurpassed in
ducements. Our paper is read by nearly
every family in The Twin City.
- The Salem Fire Company were out
Friday night testing their new engine
1t worked like charm. The company have
shipped their hand engine back to the But
ton Engine 90. in exchange for their new
one.
= Mr.. j. L. Ludlow, the talented young
civil engineer of this city, has purchased a
building lot in the West End, on the corner
of Fifth and Summit Streets, and, we learn,
will erect residence thereon at an early
day.
- We call the attention of patrons who
prefer to advertise in reading notices, to the
column headed Business Notes" in whic b
department we shall be pleased to insert
their favors at prices moderate enough,
compared to the number of local readers we
guarantee.
= Mr.. w. r. Meroney and Miss Flora
Crumpler, two highly esteemed young citi
zens were united in marriage at the Baptis
Church, Wednesday night, Rev. III. A
Brown officiating. THE SENTINEL's best
wishes attend the happy couple for long
life of unalloyed bliss.
, In response to number of inquiries
during the past week, we desire to announce
that there is no business relations existing
between the Twin- City Daily and THE
WEEKLY SENTINEL. The two are entirely
separate papers, conducted by different man
ayers and issued from different presses and
Offices
- There is movement on foot to organ
ize brass band in Winston. There is suf1i
Gent amount Of musical talent here to gel
up irst-class organization of this kind bu
the trouble heretofore existing wa, our boy
failed to adhere to the little but all impor
tant word Stick
= Mr.. A. H. Eller, of Ashe county, VIII,
j. was granted a license to practice law at the
last term OF the Supreme Court, has located
, in Winston aud will make this city hi
. future home. Mr.. Eller is young lawye
of great promise and The SENTINEL is gla'
;, 4 to welcome him to Winston His card an