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: Mr.. F. E. rShamel, 'of'0lG Town Civ,

Mr. F. E. rShamel, of'OlG Town gives
a dot to show farmers it does pay to post
land and protect the birds from hunters.
He says he caught Sc cartridges in Eve
days in only two traps. His biggest catch
was % in one day. This is point for the
consideration of farmers and it is at once
plain that it is better for them to enjoy the
birds than the thoughtless sportsman who
only slaughters the game and has very lit
tie use for it afterward.
- Mr.. Ludlow has new card in THE
SENTINEL this week in which he solicits
correspondence from municipal authorities
wishing to introduce water supply, or
sewerage system. He is in command of
Northern capital which he would take
pleasure in directing towards the establish
ment of these new enterprises in North Car.
Dina towns.
II Mr.. Dewitt Clodfelter, of Davidson,
bought two pigs of the Poland China stock,
4 years ago, and paid $500 for them. Since
that time he has realized $3.50 in cash and
supplied his family with meat and has
AAS PASo ySs' NAA' OAo0iCitCi 40 ~ well picdS-
ed with his experience with this stock of
pigs that hewants all his agricultural breth-
rem to know of their merits.
= Rev. T. J. Ogburn will fill the pulpit
of the NJ. p. Church merit Sunday morning
and night. The ordinances of communion
and baptism will be administered at the
morning service. Pastor Kennett and wife
who are visiting relatives at Ore Hin, will
return during the holidays and Mr.. & will
enter his PASTORAL duties the FIRST Sunday
in the New Year
3 telegram was received here Monday
announcing the death of Mr. L. w. Rich
ardson near Monroe. Mr.. Rich4rdson will
be remembered as having very recently been
united in marriage to Miss Minnie HamIsn
of-this city.
- "a signal services station. has been es>-
tablislled at Salem Female. Academr.. Al
seifregistering thermometer indicates the
changes of temperature, and the, direction
of'the wind and lnoyementsof' clouds are
also noted.
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One Box; or dz. Lad. solid Hose, f.eSR-
che cap at 224c. pr.
One Box, or DE-, Lad. Balbriggans, 90 d., Be-.
Our guaranteed B. Lad. Kid Gil. at 40 q
pair.
B. embroidered undr. Kid Gi. at 1.S8 a
pair.
Good quality large Huek Towel at r4c. each,
Extra size Huck1Towers fine finish. at a3c. each.
value 35c.
Send for Samples Of Dress Goods.
Our SO in. all wool Dress Flanne1s at roc. pr,
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Our "a in. all Wool checked Suiting at I.2s pr.
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GIFTS FOR GENTLEMEN.
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THE REFORM CLUB.
An Interesting Meeting at the opera
House Tuesday Night.

An Interesting Meeting at the opera
House Tuesday Night.
A meeting of the Twin-City reform
Club was held in Browns Opera House
Tuesday night with large attendance and
a number of new names were added TO the
roll. A committee was appointed to ar
range for the preparation of Temperance
Drama to be rendered New Years night.
The Club has some good material and I'M
der the efficient management of DIR. j. A.
Blum their proposed entertainment bids
fair to be a grand success. Rev. z. ii. Neao'
of Brooklyn, N. Y, and temperance ad-
vocate of note, has promised to be with the
club some time in January and make an
address at one of their public meetings.
The following resolutions were passed
Tuesday night:
WHEREAS, The recent labors of Bros.
| Maybe and English, in the Interest of Tenn
perance Reform in our city, have developed
SO much good fruit, in that great many .of
| all classes and conditions have been enlight-
ened and stimulated to work in this cause OF
elevating humanity to the consciousness Of
bier life; that many heretofore temper
s,v- -nvived and strengthened
alice adtSeesstes sr~- 'erate drinkers
IN the Faith That ne>i-, !" and
have seen the "errof Of their way,
many who drank to excess have resolved; By
Gods grace, not to 'touch it again y There
fore,
Resolred, That &c; the members o. the
Twin. City Refotm Club of Winston-Sa'
/ lem, n. c., tender oer heartfelt thanks to
i Bros. Maybe and English anG their assist
ats for their Jealous and successful work
here that we will rejoice 80 hear OF then
contiated success; that our pra.v ers sinai
ascend FOR Gods blessing upon then wher
ever they go, and we assure them OF a hear
ty welcome n our midst whenever The I'M
ger of duty pcSnts this way; that COZ " O
these resolusioEt be entered on our minist> IS
that one be sent 90 THE WEEKLY SENTINa
for publication, ard that one be forwarded
to Bros. Maybe and English.
J. d PATEos;,
w. w. WooD, 90
r. E. CARatIcHAEE, oohl
c. A. HEGE,
Winston, N. c., Dec. l4th, '8G:
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MARRID.


At Enon Church, in 4adkin county,
December LIST, by Rev. s. f. Conrad Rev
G. G.. uaymore to MISS Ada Il. Blackwell.
At Westfeld In Stokes county, Dec. "a, by
Rev. S. F. Conrad. Mr.. james NJ. Napier to
Miss Dora Smith daughter of Capt. Jno l.
Smith.
At Carthage, on the Sth inst, John ".
Reid to Mrs. Annie G. Titty, both OF WIN
ston. Rev. Dr. F. H. Johnston, officiating
THE SENTINEL extends its congratulations
and best wishes.
At the resiuence of the brides mother,
/ Mrs. S. C. Kimbrough, December l4th, at
| 1880 a. m, Miss Maggie L. Kimbrough OF
I Mocksville, to Rev. ]. NJ. Downum,, pastor
of the NJ. E. Church of Carver's Creek.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. A.
T. Crawford, assisted by Rev G. f. Round
The attendants were Flynn Meroney and
Miss Emma Kimbrough ; George Brown
and Miss Emma Coon: Ben Eaton and Miss
Maggie Brown; Will Brown and Mis-
Carrie Miller The bride was the reclpien
Of MANY handsome and useful presents.
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Com
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.

Personals and Other News Items Told iir
Short Paragraphs.
= Rev. L. w. Craw ford, of New Berne,
was in the City Monday
Capt. A. J. Ellington, of Reidsville
was in this City Monday.
= Congressman elect John Brewer was
in the city Tuesday.
- Prof. Agthe has resigned his position
in the Salem Academy.
- Mr.. Joseph Stockton has moved back
into his old residence in Salem.
= The Graded School Library was open
to the inspection of visitors Wednesday,.
Miss Hattie Bobbitt, of Salisbury is
visiting the family of Mr.. A. H. Ashcraft.
= Mis- Mollie Murphy, of Salisbury is
visiting the family of Col. J. A. Biting.
= The young people of Salem gave Mr..
Frank Hege surprise patty Monday night.
= The Morayian church has just been
fitted up with handsome new gas burners.
= A collection for the poor will be taken
up at the Moravian Church next Sabbath
= The postoffice site at Oldham, this
county, is changed to a point II miles west.
ing relatives and friends in Granville
county.
- The Infant Baptism Services were con-
Quoted at the Moravian Church last Sunday
morning.
- Messrs. J. A. White & Son have re-
ceived letters patent on their newly-invent-
ed ''Tar-Heel Road Cart
= Rev. M. L. Wood was in the city Sun
day aad preached two excellent sermons at
the Centenary NJ. E. Church morning and
night.
= Rev. L. S. Burkhead, the new pastor
of the Centenary NJ. E. Church, will preach
his first sermon on the last Sunday of this
month
- The old schedule went back into effect
on the n G. Railroad last Sunday, as it al
ways has every time the experiment has
been tried.
= Professor Tomlinson and Blair's new
educational monthly which is to appear
soon, will be issued from the presses of the
Oldham Publishing House.
- The Reidsville Daily Call says, Miss
Lille Grogan. Winston beauty, who has
been on a visit to Miss Hunter Irwin, left
fer her home Monday night:
- The annual Christmas Anthem. the
Morning STAR: will be sung at the Mora
Wan church next Sunday night by the
youths of the congregation.
- The Piedmont Warehouse had the
prettiest line of bright tobacco on the floor
Wednesday that has been sold this season,
and was bringing very good prices.
= The Greensboro Workmops says, the
Summerfeld people will have Xmas tree
on the night of Dec. 18th. Rev. T. J. Ok--
burn will deliver an address under the shadl
ow of the tree.
= Nessrs J. L. Patterson and F. F.. Fat
terson formeda law co-partnership' and wils
practice in all the State and ederai courts.
TIE SENTINEL wishes for the new firm
abundant success in their profession.
= A large black snake, p,easuring 5 feet
and 6. inches, was killed by Mr.. VILLAIN
Ebert's large dog at his barns short dis
lance from the city last Sunday The snake
was found lying. ON top of the snow.
literary entertainment will be he Id
IN the New Garden College building Satur-
day evening" Dec. 18th, .forthsr benefit of
the Claytoniah Literary Society. Prof. w.
A. Blair of the Winston Graded School
will deliver an.address on .'Seaf ,Cultnrcand
Sheeess.''
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- At meeting of the Rough and Ready
Fire Co., the following officers we're elected:
Capt. G. Meinung; LIST Lieut. ohm
Shott; 2nd Lieut-B. Pfohl Chief Engin-
eer IT. f. Davis; Assistant Engineer
Kewis Tesn; Pipemen-W. r. Petree and
W. W. SLainhour Sec-Frank Vogler.
They viii not be installed until March 1st'
1897
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We call the attention of patrons who
prefer to advertise in reading notices, to the
column headed " Business Notes., In when
department we shall be pleased to insert
their favors at prices, moderate enough
comnared to the number of local readers we
uarantee.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.
rnE CONCERT OF THE SALEM Oh
GHESTKA.

A RaIe Musical Treat-Christnas Enter
tainmeuts-Church A,nusements-A re"
theatrical Dots
mnsical entertain ment was rendered In
the (hapel OF Salem Academy SATURDAY
NIGHT last which for the display OF Nigh
.ooad and artistic talent would have done
credit to any professional company. Inc
orchestra consists of five vioilns, vloilnceiio,
bass viol, flute, cornet, clarinet, piano anu
chimes. The program rendered SATURDAY
NIGHT contained selections OF the most sciei-
tic and classic order together with choice
renertoire of the most popular music OF the
day. Prof W. II Neave, OF Salisbury
D g, name is familiar in musical circles
~hos> he United States, both as COM
ali ever former, held the audience
poser anu ~, IS trombone solos, and
spell-bound WIN - 4 at every appear
was voclferousis eus &c airs COM
ai;es, His symphony Of opera 9th
posed by fiit'-sft was musical gen. ~
in its composition s;id execution. The flute
solo by Mr. D. 5. BGtuer showed wonderful
skill and practice. The fHcs. difficult and
brilliant passages were exectts4d with ease
and precision The selections ssndered by
the wholeo rchestra with full complement of
parts were of the highest class Of coY?ssrt
music and furnished something for both the
ear of the musical critic and the lover of
melody It is safe to say that nowhere in
the State could be found a community of
such distinguished and genuine musical tai
ent as marks the town of Salem. This or
ganization is one that should be a pride to
the State and is we'll worthy of the hearty
encouragement of ali lovers of true music.
The usual theatre nglisances are on hand
this season, namely rs follows: The
fellow whu cheers every time the scene
shifter crosses the stage to regulate the lights
between the acts and thinks be is the only
fellow that ever did it; the fellow who pats
his foot when the orchestra strikes into
lively tune-a practice as back-weodsy as it
is annoying, and the fellow who talks to you
Just as the vocal solo reaches the pinnacle
of its climax and ycu are drinking it in
with your lower jaw dropped and your soul
floating out on the heavenly zephyrs OF its
ravishing enchantment.
The young men of Winston-Salem will
give temperance dramatic entertainment
on New Years night for the benefit of the
Twin-City Reform Club.
The Cora Van Tassel Dramatic Company
went from here to Petersburg, Va, and
have an engagement at Goldsbero ON the
18th inst
The ladies AID Society of the Presbyte-
rian Church will hold "dime sociable" at
the residence of Mai. T. J Brown on Fri
day night.
The Salem Home Sunday School will give
, their annual concert on Christmas might, in
which Xmas dialogue will be rendered.
The manager of the Casino Opera Co,
"skipped'' in Danville, Va, without paying
sthe actors.
The Salem Fire Company will give an
oyster supper in the Boys School House on
New Years Eve.
The Waughtewn brass band will furnish
music at the closing exercises'of the District
School.
The Academy Concert will take place
Dec. 22nd,
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These shiverine, times can be made pleasant
by making our homes warm and comfortable ];
81 Aliens corner Main and 3rd sts., can be
found a fine line of heating, and cook stoves,
and CRATES. wv 40
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Three lines reading notices under this head
inserted once for a quarter each. Positively
cash with copy. We cannot charge an ad OF
this size.
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For Rent, Store room on Liberty street, FAX
10, one of the best stands in Winston. FL. Mon
rAGUE, Real Estate Broker. decl6-4t@
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The wives of all husbands can find what
they need in crockery or glass ware at s. E.
Aliens cor Main and 3rG sts., Winston, N. c.
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Give your orders to W B. Williamson Tor
the magazine or paper that you want. Sub
scr;ntions received for any publication. deceit
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Buy your Diaries for 1887 at Williamson's
1 Bookstore. dec9H
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Purify your blood, tone up the system and
regulate the digestive organs by taking Hoods
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Ayers Sarsaparilla will make the blood
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Those that stand in need of Hardware will
find at Aliens corner large stock.
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Cotton Factory
MACHINERY!
~ % II SALE!

DY virtue of decree of the Superior Court
Nof Iredell county N. G., will sell at Public
l. On, to the highest bidder, at the residence
Auesn te Thomas A. Nicholson, Nicholson's
Of the B . Mills Township. Irelel county,
Mffls, EsssS 'erms hereinafter mentioned, on
A'c.' On .ns. ", JANUARY 9Th, 1881,
,f.s -. Mill Machinery; Lap
the blowing Css $50 silway Head, Drawing
per- Gf1 TslSyeri., list sPeeders, Spin
ming F.ausSs,. 5zs spdndIe'' -'''''' '"1's'
Belts, &c: 1t. All over
A., oaa . 60 roI,.h as s,reesful to pay expenses,
Ic, Of SALE rmsinasr payable ,n l and
equal nstalments rulaafns one Two, cent from
dav Of sale, payable annually, and notes there
Of mortgage on .d hs af p T. rrss
I"i N n NV Attorneys Robbins Long,
statesyiile, 4. G., or the Undersigned at Eagle
MILES i'e'i VIM. l. COLvERT,
Cym'er and AdmH of Thomas A. Nfchois' u, :
gle Mills, N. c.
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Winston Tobacco Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
The offerings are some larger. Prices remain
fair for all bright goods, while the common
medium and sorrykinds selling low. We
quote for new stock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-19

and 4 piano. and set Of parIor furniture
IN The kitchen, andit would be like your
chIldhood's home You, snd--f'lllet you
keep pig In t." She walked out Of The
ONCE, and the other girls were
decently respectful for few mlnutss
but fresh arrival, quite unaware Of his
possibilities, soon attacked him. lie
answered her also with civility until her
questions became impertinent, and when
she said, ''Well, / guess I'll hire with
you. How many have We in familyg" He
answered, Eighteen "Eighteenl"
she gssped. "And Whist do We hes pay
ing week." "sl So" "Tndeed, and
Ill not CO., she said, and she also de-
parted. for everybody laughed. "And
after all, ;" said lady who bad seen the
whole, she found and engaged a nice
girl II woman had said halt as much
she would have been mobbed."
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rerrible orlms in Rome.
London Daily News.


4 terrible crime was committed In Rome
this morning. An old man who kept a
small shop In the square Of the Ponte st.
Angelo was to have been imprisoned for
selling obscene photographs This morn
Ing smoke was seen 20 issue from the
shop, and, on It's being broken open, his
corpse and that OF mis- wife were
found In the dingy back premises
@hith served as the dwelling Of
the couple, cut about the throat and half
burned TO ashes. AS soon as the Are was
ex'ingulshed the bodies were dragged
out into the square aud covered vita q
blanket. Pending the judicial inquiry, II
Is suspected that the man, who was near.
~ twice as old AZ his wife, aud frequently
taxed her with iuHdelliy, murdered her
and burned her body, and then cut his
own throat ana SET the shop on FIRE.
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Hint for the Hungry.

Come, Ned, let's take this table over
here"
"No, no, old man, come down in the
corner there, furthest from the door.n
''But look here, Ned, Just see the table.
girl over here. Isn't she daisy2 She's
the prettiest one in the place. don't
want TO go down there to be waited on by
that old chrome"
There, there, my boy, you Just stop
your nonsense and come along with me 4.
I've been grubbing at restaurants too
long TO be fooled by any such talk as that.
IL you want to flirt you can get prettler
girl outside. II you want to eat you
come here and pick outthe homely waiter.
The waiter girl who Is pretty doesn't
have time to do anything else. It's the
homely girl who brings you your order
straight and gets you your dinner hot
every single time.n
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.



special TO the Gazette.
PALESTINE, TEX, July ls.--July 9th,
the Fireman's day Of Palestine, was duly
celebrated. At 10 o'clock a. M the pro-
cesslon formed in front of the engine
house, the right wing resting on
avenue A in the following manner:
Marshal OF the day, ex-Chief NJ. Hinzie
chief, G. W. Burkett; assistant chief, G..
+. Finger; president, T. j. Bordeaux
vice president, w. NJ McClanthan /;
Tyler band, Hose company No. /, Hook
and Ladder company No. / all in full I'M
form. The cart was trimmed with flags
aud eyergreens, also the truck,
and on II were the fu-
ture hrcmen in full uniform.
The procession proceeded to grove Just
outside the city limits, and they all en-
jOyed themselves In games and dancing
j. G. Colgin, Matt Welsh and j. f. Burg
received badges for the oldest and most
active firemen.
Sods.Water Clark received green leaf
AS a badge for the worst dancer on the
grounds.
Palestine is 10 the front.
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the sundry civil bill has been reported 10
me senate and Is ready for the action Of
that body; the naval. river and herbor
and legislative bills are In q
conference stage Of proceedings. The
last named has already been the subject Of
two conferences and all but two or three
OF the points Of difference have been adj
justed. The most troublesome OF the re-
naming points is the senate amendment
providing for private secretaries to SEN
ators who are not chAirmeno OF committees.
The senate has voted TO adhere TO this,
holding that In a matter relating ex-
clusiyely TO its own affairs the other
branch Of congress ought not TO inter-
fere. The contest over this matter oc.
ours each year, always resulting In VIC
tory by the senate.