The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-10-07
IN CITY AND COUNTY.
DAsHEs HERE AND THERE BY OUR
REPORTERS.


Don't neglect to register.
Some of our factories are closing oper-
ations for the winter.
A marriage will take place in the
Baptist church tonight.
Read the land sale in this issue, with
r. B. Kerner administrator.
Mr. Reid and Mr.. Brewer will speak
in Winston next Saturday.
- Mrs. Anna Parker, of this city, is Wis
ting friends in Mocksville, her former
home.
- The Graded School bell has arrived,
and will, in few days, be placed in posi-
ton.
Miss Nettie Gilmer, of Mt. Airy, has re-
turned from visit to her sister, Mrs. h. 1.
Joyce.
= Miss Sudie Murphy, of Salisbury, is
visiting the family of Mrs. Ed Harris, in
this city.
The Centenary NJ. E. Sunday School has
changed their hour of meeting from to
o'clock, P. m.
Messrs. Fuller & Durham have the
agency in this city for the New Home sew
ing machine.
Mrs. Mary P. Moon will assist In
series of meetings at Danbury, beginning
next Sunday.
: Hough, the photographer, has
change in his card this week worthy OF
careful perusal.
Thirty marriage license were issued
from the Register of Deeds Office during the
month of September.
- Messrs. Williamson & Smith, leaf
dealers, of this city, have dissolved copart-
nership. Read notice.
= The earlier you plant your fall adver-
tisement the bigger the crop of shekels to
be gathered therefrom.
- Miss Matte Franklin left a few days
since to take charge of the Yadkin Valley
School, in Yadkin county.
~ During the month of September the
revenue collections at the Winston branch
Office amounted to $5O,48S.15.
= The North Carolina Furniture House
man has something to say to the readers of
THE SENTINEL this week. Read it.
- Mr. Henry Shore, clerk in the Post
office Department at Washington, is on
visit for few days to his old home in Sa-
lem
Owing to the revival meeting in pro.
gress here the address of Hon. James w.
Reid, announced for last Friday night, was
postponed.
- The registration books are now open
in Winston, at Squire Grogan's Office, and
IN Salem, at Mr.. N. T. Shores. Don't for
get to register.
Mr.. J. E. Reid, assistant auctioneer at
Browns warehouse, has accepted similar
position in Fayetteville, which place he
left for yesterday.
We shall soon begin sending cut an
nual statements. If our delinquent friends
would remit they would save us the trouble
of mailing statements.
- The meetings that have been going on
for more than three weeks at Elm street,
Salem, continue with undated interest A
number of persons have already made pro-
fession.
Mr.. Charles Pinkston and family, for
mer citizens of this place, returned few
days since from Knob Noster, Mo-, and will
we learn, make the Twin City their home
in the future.
- Our Mr.. Dorset will represent THE
SENTINEL at Davie court next week Our
ccberriharc in hat 1xv
quested to meet him there and cancel thei1
accounts.
- Some fifty or sixty excursionists left
Wednesday morning on the special train
that came up from Greensboro Tuesday
night, Tor the National Capital. Washing.
ton City.
The new goods are rolling in. Watch
The SENTINEL columns for announcements
of bargains. The live, enterprising mer
chant, does not shrink from telling the PEG
pie about his goods.
Mr.. w. A. Murphy announces in an
other column that he will, on or about thu
9Th of October, open a new butcher shot
in the old Wilson hotel in which he solicits
a share Of the public patronage.
- The enterprising firm Of Messrs. Full
Ter & Durham have new ad vertisemen
in this issue, to which special attention is
directed. A new and varied stock of goods
together with courteous gentleman, merit s
share of vour patronage.
THE SENTINEL representative at Ora
ham court brought back about forty sub
L.. A
is at Chatham this week, where THE SEN
TINEL has hosts of readers, and this tim
next week will have many more.