The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-10-21
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The CT. Wv. R. r. is now near
| ingacompletion to Walnut Cove
Mr.. NJ. D. Bailey has moved into his
| handsome new residence on Fifth Street.
The Chinese Laundry, conducted here by
Kwong Sing left this week for Greensboro.
| Mr.. jesse Riggs now occupies his hand
some and conveniently arranged residence
| on Liberty Street.
The lecture announced to be given by
i" Bill Arp" Friday night has been postpon-
ed until Monday night next. as
Work has already begun on the Bux-
ton-Lemly block which was seriously dam
aged by the recent fire. 1t will again be
ready for occupancy soon.
The meetings at the Presbyterian
Church are growing in interest. Rev. DIR.
Watkins, of Raleigh, is assisting DIR. John
ston in the services during the week.
= Mr.. Abe Ryttsnburg Of the Trade
Palace after several weeks visit TO Balti
more returned last week and we are glad
know is much improved in health.
A protracted meeting will begin at
Maple Springs, this county, instead of Mt.
| Trbor, as stated by Us last week. The meet
| ing will begin on the 9Th Sunday in this
month.
Let none of the readers of THE SENTI-
MEL forget that Senator q. B. Vance will
| speak in Winston on the LIST inst. Let the
| people come out and hear North Carolina's
gifted orator
Mr.. L. N. Keith, delegate to the
| Knights of Labor Assembly at Richmond,
which has been in session for more than
two weeks past returned Sunday and reports
an enjoyable trip. ~
! Large quantities of lumber from the
eastern part of the State is being shipped to
our contractors here Judging from the
amount received Winston's building boom
is in no wise tagging.
| - Train No. will leave Winston We'd
nesday and Thursday mornings 9th and
2Sth inst. at $40 a. M, in order to afford
persons desiring to attend the State Fair at
Raleigh, an opportunity to do SO and return
the same day,
The SENT1NELs talented Durham
correspondent, Mr. T. E. Whitaker, was in
Winston Tuesday and paid us a pleas ant
visit. His presence here will account for
the absence in this number of our usual let
ter from Durham.
= At call conference of the Baptist
Church few days since resolutions were
drawn rendering their heartfelt thanks to
the unknown donor of handsome pulpit,
settee and chair, that were presented to
Broad Street Baptist Church.
\ A DIR. Bellamy has been arrested in
Eatenton, Ga, for ringing chestnut bell
during the services of the Methodist church
in that place. This ought to serve as suf-
fcient warning to those who have been
guilty of this sacreligious conduct here.
= Through oversight of the composition
we were made to say that the loss of Mr..
Perkins by the recent fire was something
less than $780," when it should have been
$1,000. The loss of furniture was sustained
by Mrs. Marlborough instead of Mrs. Keltz
Kings Oyster Parlor is now open to the
public. 1t is something Winston has long
needed. The apartment is in the rear of
Mr.. D. II. Kings confectionery store, and i.
handsomely fttedup. 1t will no doubt be
literally patronized during the oyster sea-
son.
- A Raleigh paper last week announced
| that Senator Ransom would speak In Win
ston on the 18th and in consequence there
were good many who came to town ex
pecting to hear our able Senator and were
of course disappointed. Kinston was doub
! less meant instead of Winston.
= The Moravians have entered upon tn.
! sixth week of their revival meetings at Elm
|: Street Chapel and the interest manifested
t continues undated. Jealous labors arebe
: ing put forth on the part of both the minis
tiers and members. The harvest appears Il
: be fully ripe for the ingathering of souls.
-Forsyth's Superior Court convene
next Monuay with Judge McRae prssi
ding and our worthy solicitor, Robt. B
. Glenn prosecuting for the State. It woule
subscribers who are in arrears to drop il
during the week and settle all their indebt
. edness to the paper.
!. = The publishers of the Holiday Nisito
e propose issuing the sixth annual edition Q
8 their paper about December LIST. Advertis
ers who desire space in their columns vii
: please make note of this, and shat eithe
Mr.. George H. Rights or Mr.. r. E. Carmi
chael will wait upon each business man with
in the next few weeks IN person.
. = w. B. Glenn. Esq, will discuss polit
r ical issues at the Opera House Tuesday
t night next. 1t is too we'll known as to III