The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-07-01

ont some good results eventually in that it
makes men cautious and prudent, and Gre
ates in them that business discretion which
is always the most import component to ul- =.
innate and complete success.
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Our County Fathers meet next Monday
Frost was seen in Winston one day the
past week.
= Peaches and apples are becoming
abundant
= Ice has advanced from to and one
cent per pound.
- Mr.. j. A. Robinson, Of the Charlotte
Chronicle, is in the city.
- Baptism was administered to five in
fants in the NJ T. Church last Sunday ev-
ening.
= The excessive rains deter many of
our brick masons and carpenters from out
door work
Mr. ". A. Baity, of Yadkin county,
has accepted position with Messrs. Vaughn
Pepper.
Twenty marriage license were issued
from the Registir of Deeds office during
the month of June.
= Mr.. Robert Gibboney and family left
Monday for a two weeks visit to their old
home in Wytheyille, Va.
- Prof P.gram, Of Trinity College, will
fill the pulpit of the NJ +. Church next
Sunday morning and night
- Invitations have been sent out for
Calico Ball to be given by the Pleasure
Club, Monday evening, July 9th.
- large number of people from Char
lott-, Greensboro and other places attended
the dedication sery ice here last Sunday.
= TIE SENTINEL is in no wise response
BILE for everything which appears on its bull
l.tin board. 1t is pnblic posting place.
= 4 car load OF Georgia water melons
arrived here Monday and are being sold
readily from forty to twenty-five cents each
= The SENTINEL. has many new adver-
tsements this week worthy the attention of
It's thousands ri readers. Read and profit
thereby.
= Mr.. Nat. Allen, former citizen of
this place but for several years past resi-
dent OF Florida, is in the city sha king hands
with old friends and arquaintances.
Farmers tell us that tho wheat crop
this year will fall far short of the expectn-
| ton of many. The wet weather is the cause
The oat crop is said to be excellent.
n,- ;rforp,ar 40 ,,,;,t,l,., las+ >>>l-
rs to Mr.. E. Loeper opening shoe store in
Winston. MartinsviIle, Va, is the place
where Mr.. l.. intends opening the store.
HoA. W. G. p. Breckenridge who was
to have delivered the address this year at
the Salem Commencement. addressed the
literary societies of the University OF Tir-
| ginia, ON Tuesday.
- Send us the news. We will thank
our friends in all parts of the county to write
us and send us the news in their section. A
postal card will often answer to give us inn
| portant occurrences
Mr.. L. w. Durhsm tells us that he
shipped last Saturday tombstone to
Kissimme City, Florida and will in few
| Gays make atDthSf Shipment 10 Texas.
Mr.. Durham is a jadicious advertiser.
- Msssrs. Ryttsnberg Bros. insert = new
! advertisement Ia this issue. This wide
awake firm are judiciou- advertisers, keep
frst-class goods and know how to wait on
customers So they'll cnme again.
With characteristic enterprise, Nessrs.
Lockett, Vaughn & Co, tobacco manufact-
urers Of thi, city haze i~sn,l i large and
beautiful advertising lithnxra phi, illustrative
Of their leading bran Is of chewing tobacco.
/ = Fully Fifty new suoscribsrs read The
SENTINEL in Randolph 60 inty this week as
the result OF OH. Mr. Dorsstt's visit A let
ter from him le.c, ipsive oi his visit came
too late for this i..le but will appear in
our next.
- Through similarity in the sound OF
the two names, our reporter mistsok Judge
Farrow's name for that of Judge Fowle's,
and announced tina: the latter would lecture
here. The former will lecture at the Opera
House next Tuesdsy and Wedn esday even-
ings.
4 very pleasant hirthiay party was
rendered Mrs Emma Fisher last riay
night at the residences 81 Mr. W. p. Ormsby
in Salem. 1t vas the occasion of her ! Sth
birthday and many l,hy and gentlemen
! friends were present who wished her many
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