The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-09-16
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

with large attendance. N& E#
- The NJ. P. Sunday School are pic
nicing to-day near Mickey's MILL
= Mr. George Corrie is now engaged
in the tobacco brokerage business. ysse..s
= Miss Lille Minnish, of Mt Airy, is
visiting Miss Lille Shore in Salem.
The SENTINEL will have representa-
tives at both Union and Randolph Courts |
next week.
We are told that there is not, at pres
Stokes county.
Forsyth's new Jail is now in the hands
of painters and is beginning to present a
snowy appearance.
Bishop Lyman delivered an impress
sive sermon in St. Paups church Sunday
morning. A number were confirmed.
- The Germanton Enterprise has again
succumbed to the inevitable. Such is the
fate of many new papers nowadays.
= Wild geese are repaired to have been
seen few days since flying southwark
which is said to indicate approaching winter.
: Mrs. Rebecca Livengood, of this city,
received second stroke of paralysis few
days since, from which she is slowly recov
ering.
Messrs Giersh, Senseman & Co., have
sold during the past summer and fall 145
sets tobacco fues. Good for the "Big Coffee
Pot"
- Attention is called the new advertise
| ment this week of Me.srs Hinshaw & By
num- who deal largely in everything in the
mercantile line.
= Thirty-three colored persons were bap-
tiled at Belo's pond Sunday, the result of
their successful series of meetings which are
yet in progress.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pippin, of En-
| field, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward A. Oldham, on Fifth Street, several
days the past week.
- Our Mr.. Dorset is in attendance at
Granville court, at Oxford, this week and
reports gratifying results in the way of
new subscribers.
- The magnificent cluster of water lilies
which adorned the chancel of the Episco-
pal church last Sabbath were from the plants
of Dr. III. T. Bahnson.
A drummer's license was issued from
the State Treasury last Friday to Mr.. r. J.
Reynolds, one of w inston's largest and most
successful manufacturers.
- Carpenters are now engaged in the
| IS ol-
house for Salem's new steam fire engine
which will arrive shortly.
= The train on the c. F. & Y. V. r. is
now running near Bellows Creek Mills, this
county. The work is progressing at the rate
of about one-half mile per day.
- 1t seems to be generally conceded
that DIR. league will be the nominee
/ or Sheriff of the Republican Ceun
ty Convention which meets in this place or
the 10Th inst.
Mr.. r. w. George, noted tobacco raiser
of Stokes county, left this city few day.
since, with S1045.45 which he received fo
l his last years crop of the weed sold upor
the Winston market.
- Work has been commenced ON Mr.
| James A. Gray's new residence on Cherr!
Street. When completed it will be no
only one of the costliest but one of tn
q handsomest in the city.
THE SENTINEL Job Presse, are KEEP
running increasingly, turning out first class
:. work at living prices. We do no shodd,
e work at Cheap John rates, but give an hon
est job for an honest prise.
. - Mr.. F. P. Lewellen is representa-
" here the well known nurseries of James Z
Whitney, Rochester, New Fork. He in
: vites you in his card elsewhere to &c
prices and terms before buying.
). = Mr.. and Mrs. S. Starr, of Salem, ter
dered their daughter, Miss Nellie, a yer
!. enjoyable surprise party last Thursday ey
ening, at which many friends gathered AM
!. enjoyed very pleasant evening.
- Mr.. Hough, the artist, in this issue an
!. nounces that he will reopen his art CALLER,
! in this city before the first of next month
!. Our citizens who appreciate good work, wi
S read this announcement with pleasure
: News, come to lis that young lad,
t, near East Bend became frightened to sue
an extent during the earthquake shock tina
= she was thown into spasins which still cor
time. She is said to be in very precs
= rious condition.
: The Liberty Echo'a school paper Issue
by the Liberty Academy, Randolph Count
is just from the presses of the Oldham Pull
fishing House of this city. This excellel
school is furnishing under the managemer
of Prof T NJ Robertson
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