The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-07-29
IN CITY AND COUNTY.
bAsHrsss HERE AND THERE BY OUR
REPORTERS.
Last wsek's Occurrences In City an
county Narrated In o0ndens-
ed ParaGraDhs.

something startling.
You will find our county Fathers in
session next Monday.
= Mr.. R. A. Womack now occupies the
Wilson hotel building.
- The North Liberty NJ. E. Sunday
School will picnic next week.
Mr. JOS. McCanless is lying seriously
ill at his residence on Reservoir Street.
= The new Jail is going up rapidly and
will be a very substantial looking building.
- Should dry weather set in farmers tell
us that the crops will be cut short this year.
: The Senate has confirmed the appoint
ment of Mr. T. B. Douthet AS Postmaster in
Salem.
= Several cases of typhoid fever are re-
ported in the Twin City and immediate
neighborhood.
= The attendance at the different Sunday
schools is looking up-pis-nics hath attrac-
tions for many.
- The knights of Labor organization in
Winston is rapidly growing in favor with
the working man.
- Between $500 and 81 900 has been
subscribed for the erection of academy
school building at Stokesburg.
- Messrs. McGaliard & Huske, of Ker-
nersville have the contract to furnish GRAM
for Mr.. Jas. A. Gray's new residence.
= The Centenary ~ E. Sunday School
will picnic on Thursday, August 18th.
Place, rs vet, not fully decided upon.
THE SENTINEL regrets to hear OF the
illness of Mr.. Snyder of the Trim CITY Daily
He is at his fathers residence the
| city.
- The Bright Jewels. of the NJ Z.
Church will give free entertainment in
the annex of the church next Sunday
ming.
- Dr. Shaffner and family and Mr.. John
Fries and family of Salem, are spending
several weeks at Blowing Rock, Watauga
county.
= Mr. Abe Ryttenberg of the Trade
| Palace, who has been confined to his room
! limits for some time, We are pleased to learn
| is convalescing.
Mr. Harris Miller, foreman of Miller
Bros. shops, together with several others
left last Thursday for several days recrea
ton at Morehead City.
| Mr.. and Mrs DIR. Rondthaler, Salem,
rendered their daughter, Miss Alice, very
pleasant party Wednesday night in honor
of her 18th birthday.
Mai. L. J. Brown and lady together
with Miss Jesse Brown and Miss Delphine
and J eff Hall left last Wednesday fer sew
eral weeks visit to Red Sulphur Springs,
West Via.
= The ladies of the St. Pauls Episcopal
| church will give u musical concert in Brown
Hall tonight Thursday. The public are
cordially invited to attend Price of admis-
sion 80 cents.
= The colroed excursion to Durham is
billed for August 9th THE SENTINEL hopes
the manager will meet with better success
than did those who had charge of the re-
cent colored excursion from Charlotte
= Rev T. H. Pesrams handsome new
residence on Liberty Street is nearing COM
pletion Mr. H. W. Fotz i also erecting
beautiful residence on the same street, and
the work on which is being rapidly pushed
| forward.
= Through carelessness of the driver,
in attempting to turn the bread wagon OF
| Mr.. Perkins around on Reservoir Street,
Wednesday evening, the wagon was upset
which gave fright to the horse, causing
damages TO the vehicle as the result
Mr.. w. q. Bal1r1son spent Tuesday
in portion of Davidson and Davie coun-
ties. He tells reporter that the crop
outlook in many places along the river is
not at all encouraging. The upland in
high places is already needing RAIN as the
land has become so hard it is quite difficult
TO pillow.
= Tuesdays Charlotte Chronicle contains
the following: DR.. J. Il. Bagwel arrived
in the city this morning. It is his inten-
tion to make Charlotte his home in the fu
ture. He will move his family here soon
as suitable dwelling, can be secarei. II is
said that the Dr. viii pursue the practice of
law.
= Mr.. A. H. Potter, ate'nf this city, is
now ensconced in a nice position in the
confectionery department of the Dairy
/ Kitchen, "a uniqae establishment on 14th
/ street, New York, which is one of the most
popular resorts in the metropolis. We wish
our friend much success in his iew home.
He writes that he cant get along without
/ THE SENTINEL"
The Pleasure Club Of Salem will give
their opening sociable Friday evening at
| the old Salem Hotel The committee of ar