The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-06-17
IN CITY AND COUNTY.
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Last Weeks Occurrences In City And
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Last Weeks Occurrences In City and
County Narrated in .csndsns- *.
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= List your taxes. aetf~.s.42 -,.g4-,
= Our busy farmers have entered the
golden harvest field.
= Cut worms are reported to be playing
havoc with the tobacco plants. 81
- Miss Nellie Long, of New Berne, is
stopping with friends at the Belo House in
Salem.
Mr.. George b. Everitt, late of this
place but now of Mitchell, Dakota Terrific
~, is in the city. 1eat SD.
Mr. j. w. Harrell, of this city, has
invented an automatic car coupler, and has
applied for patent.
Misses Ella and Emma Joyce OF Dan
bury, are visiting their brother, Mr. K. 1.
Joyce in the West End. vges s-r.,
Mr. NJ W. Bailey is about to erect
handsome residence on the North side Of
Fifth Street, in the West End. e=n
- Farmers report crops tobe in -four
abundant yield never brighter.
= liasons began Monday laying brick
upon Judge Starbuck's new block Of stores
South of the Orinoco Warehouse.
Mr. D. F. Allen, accompanied by
Misses Sallie and Eta Craig, of Charlotte,
are visiting relatives and friends in the city.
- Rev. B. W. Daugherty; formerly pas
tor of St. PauPs Episcopal church at this
place but now of Bellefontaine, Ohio, is in
the city. ~ =
A party of Northern gentlemen are at
ASHORE prospecting, with view Of invest
ing in the Winston It Fayetteville Railroad
says the Courier. s.... .-
= Mr.. n B. Broughton, of the firm of
Edwards, Broughton & Co., Raleigh, was in
attendance at the opening exercises of the
new Baptist Church.
= Our readers can ascertain who are the
enterprising and successful business men Of
the Twin-C by consulting our advertising
columns. They tell the story.
- Mr.. Vernon w. Long, one OF the edi-
tors of the University Magazine, has accept
ed a position with TINE SENTINEL until the
University resumes its next session.
= Judging from the present outlook,
Winston is destined soon to have a brass
band. Steps are now being taken looking
to the perfecting of the organization.
- The Twin-City is thronged with visi-
tors from far and near witnessing the Com
mencament exercises. \ full account will
be given in THE SENTINEL next week.
= An excursion train from Fayetteville,
under the charge of the Presbyterian Sum
day School at that place arrived here We'd
nesday noon. The number of sxcursionists
is estimated at 800.
: The kernersville Ners and Farm. says
that the result of the recent prohibition
election held in that place does not change
the order of things at all. The town is dry
still, as the Commissioners allow no license
while the township remains "wet."
At meeting of the Winston Lodge
Monday night Messrs. D. p. Mast, II. w
Foltz, 2. A. Wilson, Jr., and w. II. Aarler
Ledge at the Grand Masonic Celebration at
Oxford, which takes place on the oath inst
An exchange says when an editor
makes a mistake in his paper all the world
sees it and calls him liar. When a pri
yate citizen makes mistake nobody knows
it except a few friends, and they come
around and ask the editor to keep it out Of
the paper.
Messrs. T. III. Pegram, .Jr. and J. w
Wall have opened Merchandise Brokers
business in Reidsville, under the manage
ment of the latter gentleman. THE SEN
TINEL bespeaks for these live and energetic
young men liberal share of patronage from
the people of Rockingham county.
- Tuesday Charlotte Chronicle gave al
account of the death on the Atlanta train
of a gentleman named John Wilson, whom
we learn is a kinsman of Mr.. Sidney Pierce
and brothers, of this city. The Chronicl
erred in saying that the remains wer,
brought to Winston; they were sent to Dan
vile.
The Winston Fire Company request.
us to return thanks to the many friends VIII,
/ aided them by contributing SO literally t
/ their concert Saturday night Also to Col
Gorrell for the use of the warehouse. Tn
concert was an enjoyable occasion iron
which the company realized = net profit Q
$62.10. The boys will soon don new fire
mems caps.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presby
terrain Church Of this city are to be congrat
nlated upon having secured the promise q
Hon. Daniel q. Fowle to deliver two leci
u.es IN this city at early date, the exae
time will be announced in THE SENTINEL
Judge Fowle is one of North Carolina
ablest and most eloquent speakers and "
bespeak for him large crowds to hear hi
lectures.