The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-11-25
Next Sunday closes the Conferenc,

= Next Sunday closes the Conference
year with Rev. w. F. Kennett, pastor of the
NJ. P. Church at this place. Mr.. Kennett
is young man Of ability and has served his
people in an earnest and satisfactory man.
ner during the past year. He has won for
himself many highly esteemed friends, who,
together with his members desire and hope
that he may be sent back to this field of la
Dor through another Conference year. Mr..
K. will leave for Conference Monday morn
ing next.
w. L. Franklin & Co., proprie.ors of
the New York Bargain House, doing a
live business through their energy and
free use of printers ink. These gentlemen
are offering bargains in their advertisement
which will be found on the Sth page and to
which your attention is especially directed.
Mr.. Franklin, who has charge of the bust
ness, informs us that he has found THE
SENTINEL the best paying advertising me-
dunn of any paper he has ever dealt with
- The series of meetings are still in prog
ress at the NJ. P. Church and will continue
throughout the week. Considerable interest
is being manifested at these services and
quite number have made profession of
faith. Mrs. Moon, who is assisting the pas
tor, is an earnest and Jealous laborer in the
Masters vineyard, and wherever she has
been called to work she has been crowned
with success by large ingathering of souls.
Mr.. R. Stephens, yielding to the gem
eral impulse of push and progress in
midst, has found it necessary to move his
furniture establishment to more capacious
quarters and a more desirable business loca-
tion. He is now in the Buxton-Lemiy
Block on Liberty Street where he will be
found ready for business Mr. Stephens has
always had a firm faith in the efficacy of
printers ink and is now enjoying the bene-
fits thereof.
Mr.. Frank Brown, salesman in the
store of w. I. Carter & Co., in trying
to revive the fire in the stove Saturday
morning had recourse to the common but
dangerous practice of using kerosene oil.
He did not know there were some shoulder
ing embers in the stove and the fluid sud-
denly ignited and flashed into his face,
smuggling his moustache and burning his face
badly.
Our clever Druggist, Mr.. Owens made
trip to Atlanta last week which seemed to
be involved in mystery from the outset, and
the matter.was not cleared uphill he returned
Monday bringing bride with him. Mrs.
Owen formerly Miss Cornelia w. Brent halls
from Alexandria, Va. and the marriage took
place in Atlanta. THE SENTINEL offers its
congratulations and best wishes.
= The body of Robert Johnston, who
was killed in cyclone in Pennsylvania by
being struck on the head by fragment of
flying timber, was brought to Lincolnton in
this State last Saturday for burial. Mr..
Johnston was a highly esteemed young man
and was nephew of Rev. f. III. Johnston,
pastor of the Presbyterian Church of this
city.
- Mr.. r. B. Glenn's term as Solicitor of
this district expires at the close of Surry
Court this week. Nothing less can be said
of Mr.. Glenn but that he has faithfully per-
formed all duties entrusted to his care and
leaves record which will add strength to
him in his political future OF such man
our people may well feel proud.
business houses in Winston com
cause he cannot get a house large enough
to display all the goods represented by his
capital, without paying an unreasonable
price for it.
= The Christmas advertisement of DIR
V. .. Thompson came in too late for this
issue, but will appear in our next Look
out for it and look out for DIR. Thompson
when you purchase your holiday goods.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of Ness. Gray and Buxton on page 4, an
nouncing the sale of the Pfohl and Stock
ton property December 16, 1885.
Look at Your Label.
Our city subscribers who are in arrears
are requested 10 examine the labes on their
| paper this week and ascertain the condition
of their accounts and then call at the off ee