The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-12-23
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Personals and Other News Items Told in
Short Paragraphs.

Personals and Other News Items iold IN
Short Paragraphs.
- Miss Carrie Riggs is visiting friends
in Charlotte
- Mr. Jno. r. Webster Of Reidsville, was
in the city Saturday.
- Pay up your subscription, if you have
not already paid us.
Mr. H. Montague of this city is off for
two weeks holiday.
A good deal of the winters ice crop has
been stored within the past week.
We are glad to see Mr.. Jesse Pipkin
out again, after 4 long and serious illness.
Another impatient Xmas "baby walker
reused the natives in Salem the other night.
- Rumor has it that you can listen out for
the music of the marriage bells this even
ing.
"A mule was purchased the other day
by a man over in Stokes county for couple
of chickens.
- Mr.. \. II. Eller is now representing
some of the leading life and fire insurance
companies.
: The Rough and Ready Fire company
were cut on parade with their new engine
Monday night.
- NJ. kleber Denmark one of Colds
boro's progressive young business men is
visiting in y inston.
- Dr. Sewers telephone Office HIS bee n
removed from: the Central hotel TO DIR. V.
O TbomDson's G.f,or store
- Work is going on on the new extension
of Second street, and it will soon be opened
throug h toCherry street.
- The articles left over from the military
and Saturday nights.
Miss Hattie Mcknight left on Mon
day mornings train for several weeks visit
with relatives at Monroe, n. c.
- Every taxpayer in the county ought
to read the statement of our county Finances
on the second page of this issue.
Mr.. J. A. Seaber of Salem, will leave
this Thursday morning to spend the holi
days at his old home at Litiz, Pa.
Rev. Mr.. Scroggs late pastor of the
Centenary NJ. E. church, left this city Mon
day for his new charge at Shelby.
- This is the last number of THE SENrI
MEL for the year of 1886. There will be
no paper issued from this office next week
- The first marriage in the new Cente
nary NJ. E. Church is announced to take
place at o'clock this Thursday evenin g
The Goldsboro Messenger says Misses
May and Fannie Burkhead were to leave
| that city Tuesday for their new home in
Winston.
1t is good test of a mans philan
| throphy now to see whether he steps aside
when he meets a fellow-traveler on stree
crossing.
Mr.. John Miller, assistant book keeper
at Reynolds factory, left Monday for
Baltimore, where he will spend the holiday.
with friends.
The beautiful hymn, Morning STAR
was sung in the Moravian church Sunday
night. The choir acquitted themselves with
much credit.
= DIR. w. H. Bobbitt, of Salisbury arriv-
ed In this city Tuesday and will spend the
holidays with the family of his daughter
Mrs. A. ii. Ashcraft.
-R Rev. DR.. L. s. Burkhead, pastor Of the
Centenary NJ. E. church, arrived in this cit,
Tuesday night. He will preach his frs
sermon next Sabbath
| "A young blood of the Twin City came
into our press room the other day and acct
IDENTIFY sat down in the ink keg. When he
went out on the street everybody thought he
was patent medicine sign.
1t is remarkable, says the Wilson i'd
sassce, how little wood man who ha
promised to pay his subscription in tina
article can haul to town. Poor fellows, they
are always so exceedingly busy
= Our business men have recently beef
deluged with prices and samples of jol
printing from a Richmond house. They
have been shown to us and we desire to sa,
that THE SENTINEL Job Printing Rooms
can offer equally as good work if not better
for, in almost every instance less money
than the above house quotes. Don't sent
abroad for your job printing when you car
get just as good WORK right here at home, al
lower cost We ask trial order.