The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-08-26
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.


NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Personals and Other News Items Told in
Short Paragraphs.
- Autumn draweth nigh.
- The last month of summer is lettering.
= The days are growing perceptibly
shorter.
One of our contracting firms have about
100 hands employed.
- The Graded School will probably
open on Monday, Sept. 18th.
- Mai. T. ]. Brown and lady have re-
turned from the Red Sulphur Springs, West
Va.
= Miss Kate Paddison, an accomplished
young lady of Point Caswell, is the guest of
Miss Mary Lineback, Salem.
- The single brethren and older boys
will celebrate their annual festival at the
Moravian Church next Sunday.
- Messrs Henry and Will Shaffner and
Henry Starbuck left this week for Chapel
Hill to attend the next session of school at
that place.
A number of our citizens were in at
tendance last Sunday at the camp-meeting
whibh is now being held at Smith Grove,
Davie county.
= The Daily re-appeared Tuesday even
ening in an enlarged and greatly improved
form. The press work is being done on
THE SENTINEL's power press.
= Miss Susie Elliott, Miss Ellie Elliott,
and Mrs. VIM. Averette, of Danville, Va,
who have been visiting Mrs. DR.. Gray on
Fifth Street, have returned home
Dee" Marlborough, an employee at
the Salem Iron Works, while oiling an ele-
vator Monday, unfortunately caught his
hand in some way, causing it to be badly
mashed.
= Mr.. Robert jenkins, formerly firemen
ON the Salem branch road, but now shifting
engineer at Wilmington, is here visiting rel
atiyes and friends. Mr.. jenkins paid THE
SENTINEL a pleasant visit a few day since.
- Guilford Court convenes at Greens
boro next week, and the many warm
friends of THE SENTINEL in that good old
r..
sett there and cancel their arrears and re-
new.
- new advertisement of r. Stevens
North Carolina Furniture House came in
too late to go in this issue and will appear
next week. All who need good substantial
furniture at living prices should give this
house call.
- At the Quarterly Conference of the
NJ. T. Church Monday night, Messrs. G.. c.
Hine and r. f. Carmichael were elected
delegates to represent the church at the an
nual Conference which will be held at En-
field, December next
= The colored Knight of Labor Assem-
bly, of this place have purchased lot on
Liberty Street, with view of erecting at
an early day two-story building The low
er rooms will be occupied by stores, while
the upper will be used by them as hail.
- Miss Sallie Pate, of this city, left on
last Thursday morning for Milton, N. c..
to spend a few weeks with relatives and
friends From there she will go to Belle.
iohestiHey CHtoy where she mas dCcepteu q
sition as teacher in one of the schools of that
city.
= The official members OF the NJ. P
Church few days since granted their pas
tor, Rev. w F. Kennett, a leave of absence
from PASTORAL labors for two weeks recrea-
ton. Mr.. Kennett and lady left on Tuesday
morning TO spend their vacation ut Mt Yer
non Springs, Chatham county
Capt. Earnest f. Young, who left
Winston some time <ince for Atlanta, has
returned to his old home, Charlotte, where
he will permanently reside. He has 70 rmed
a business connection there and the firm
will bs known as } w. Miller a. Co, brok-
ers and commission merchants.
= The Provident Savings Life Assurance
Society of New York have an, attractive
advertisement on the Sth page. Thiscom
pany offers special Inducements to- those
In need of reliable insurance Mr.. J. @.
Wynn is the General Agent tor North Car
oiina. an,t Mr.. J G., Buxton is, the Resident
Agent