The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-11-04
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Personals and Other News Items Told in
Short Paragraphs.
The election as far as heard from pass
ed off quietly both in the Twin City and |
county.
- A beautiful meteor flashed acrsss the |
Northern sky Tuesday night about eleven
o'clock.
= Every reader is invited to carefully
peruse the change in the advertisemsnt1of
Messrs. Ashcrast & Owens.
The Revenue Collections at the Wins
| ton branch office, during the month Of Oc-
tober amounted to $41 ,O13.OS.
- era Ssmon has been playing for three
| nights this week to crowded houses for the
| benefit of the Forsyth Riiemsn Armory
fund.
| Court adjourned last Friday evening
but will again resume their work Friday
and finish the work which remains on the
dsket.
| Mr.. John T. Benbow, of Oak Ridge,
| W28 dWaIUcu bhO AAbt PKOAAAuAhA uRSAA ~As
fine span of sorrel mares at the State Fair
Last week.
= The Twin City's Artistic Photographer
Mr.. E. X. Hough, still holds the fort at his
gallery on Main Street. Read VIII at he has
to say this week
- Mr.. w. L. Payne, formerly Of this
place, but now a resident of Lewiston, Idaho,
is on = visit to Winston. He says he is we'll
pleased with his new home.
- The Register Of Deeds books, shows
that AZ license were issued during the month
Of October, which is the largest number in
one month known in the history of the
county.
The Moravians will celebrate on the
Second Sunday the 10th anniversary of
their house of worship in Salem. Confir-
nation and communion services will also
be conducted
- The series of revival meetings at Elm
Street Chapel closed Saturday night. 1t
has been doubtless the most successful series
of meetings ever experienced among the
Moravians in this community.
- Senator Zebulon B. Vance spoke il
Browns Hall Monday to probably the larg-
est audience that ever crowded within its
walls 1t was mastery effort and was listen
:. ed to with close attention by all W no hearo
| it.
:. = Read Rev. DIR. Talmage's excellen
: sermon on 3rd page. 1t is the one preach
Il ed by him in Brooklyn Tabernacle last
: Sunday morning. 1t is accompanied by
;, very good likeness of the distinguished dl
:. vine.
= Elm Street Sunday School will Civ
n an Oyster Supper, with other refreshments
in the new Starbuck block, on Saturday ev
:. ening, Nov. 9th. All are cordially invited
and will be well served with choice refresh
:. nents.
= - Rockingham court convenes mex
week at Wentworth. Our Mr.. Dorset wi
g, represent The SENTINEL there and will b
pleased to meet Our subscribers, especial
IS those who are DESTROYS of settling up thei
n. arrears.
=, Miss Mamie L. Hatchet has been
. the city for several days in the interest
- the Orphans Friend, and we are pleased t
- learn is meeting with success in the way
getting subscriptions to the journal she S
ably represents.
:. A correspondent in the Daily ask
n. 'Why do Democrats help to run Republ
;, can Organ which they do by way of adve
:. Using and hen complain of their defe
:. Just after an election" This is Ia ha
question to answer
Sc = Rev. James Lumly and lady of Ga
ic tonia visiting relatives and friends
We the Twin-City. Mr.. Lumly was born an
ut reared here and has many warm friends
ne Winston-Salem who ever welcome him al
is appreciate his visits.
III = The Winston Knights of Labor A
~ sembiy, No. 6,485 have rented the Bitti
Hall on Old Town Street, where they w
!. hereafter hold their regular weekly NEE
Al ings beginning at o'clock Thursday eve
II ings. Every member is requested 20
~ present.
- The Nroth Carolina NJ. E. Conferen
will be held at Reidsville early in Decor
$, Der, and present indications point to an
n tendance of some 500 or 1000 visitors. T
nd lay and clerical delegates number some 81
nd Riedsville will give the conference a war
'sr reception.
he
ho = Mr.. Arthur II. Payne, who now has
- position in the Office of the Sergeant at Arr
= of the House of Representatives at Was
ington, is visiting Winston accompanied
- his wife. This is Mr.. Payne's voting pla
no and ne is here for the purpose of putting
oe lone of the straights."
ais - Rev. DIR. F. H. Johnst w. pastor of t