The western sentinel., 1889-06-27
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Presiding Elder Adams preached
at Burkhead Nj. E. Church Sunday
night
DR. E. NJ. Littlejohn is the resi-
dent physician at Piedmont Springs
this summer.
Mrs. DR.. J. G. Ector and daugh.
ter, Miss Minnie, spent several days
in Guilford last week.
Winston is going to have some
good streets bye and bye. They are
being rapidly improved.
Miss Gertrude Siewers has do
mated. an handsome painting, exc.
cuted by herself, to the Y NJ. c. A.
Miss Rose Williamson, one oi
Reidsville's fairest, is visiting Mrs
Benton and Miss Banks Williamson
The picnic of the Moravian Sun
day school to Dennis last week was
ii success. Everybody seemed to en-
joy it.
The Greensboro secOnd-nine de-
feated the secOnd-nine of the Winston
baseball club last Saturday by the
score of 13 to II.
President Clewell, of the Salem
Academy, left Monday for Texas and
other points, in the interest of the
Southern Vassar'
Mr. r. w. Wallace, the clever
salesman at w. L. Franklin & Co. s
left Saturday for Morehead where he
will Cnan6 month
Mrs. w. H. Eldridge, of Rich
mond, Va, and daughter, are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. S. Starr, of Salem,
Mrs. Eldridge's parents.
On last Saturday the T. A. Wiles
property on Spruce street was sold
at auction for s., 500, Mr.. c. III. Loper
becoming the purchaser.
Next Sunday will be quarterly
meeting at the NJ. E. Church. Rev.
s. ID. Adams, p E., will occupy the
pulpit at Centenary Church.
The succulent watermelon has ar.
rived from Georgia), but the festive
negro is not yet happy. The prices
are too high for the average darkey' s
purse just now.
Gospel Hymns are now used by
the congregation at Centenary church
and will continue to be so used until
the new hymn books, with ritual. are
ready for distribution.
Mai. Ham, Scales, who has been
very ill, has materially improved, his
host of friends will be glad to learn
and left this week for the Virginia
White Sulphur Springs.
-Messrs. Chas D. johnson and A
H. Eller last week purchased the Hege
property, being about SOacres in the
northern part of the city. The price
paid was about 81, 900.
The ''TarEeel road cart, made
by Messrs. j. A. White & Son, O
Winston, is growing in favor all the
time. 1t is a superb two-wheeler in
ease, strength and beauty.
Rev. HI. A. Brown lead the young
mems meeting at the Y. M. c. A. hal
last Sunday afternoon, and spoke or
the subject, .'The Word Of God and
How to Use it, to the edification O
all present.
There was a negro "eXcussion'
from Winston to Greensboro, ovel
the Roanoke & Southern Monday
About Z car loads of coons, with tn,
usual accompaniments of brass-banC
and 'razzers," went down.
The Egyptian lotus is very rar,
plant and a beautiful one and grow.
in only two places in this section-o1
Dr. Bahnson's pond and on that o
Mr.. Theo. Kimel, near Friedburg, tt
whom we return thanks for a beauti
full boquet of the lilies.
Capt w. Fl. Snow, of High Point
whose advertisement is in anOthe
column, writes The SENTINEL tha
this season he has already sold SO,
900 tobacco sticks and 5000 bas
kets. He says the local notice in Tn
SENTINEL was fully worth all tn
money he paid for the advertisement
THE SENTINEL thanks it's friend
Mr. Wm Reynolds, of Yadkinville
for some prime apples and for a cor
dial invitation to visit his hospitabl
home. We appreciate both, we as
sure you. Yadkin county can't b
OcdCcu lOT CictcT ilIcl anu SOOu cd
ing.
The catalogue of the Universit
of North Carolina for the year pas
shows that the institution is we
equipped for work. 1t enters upon
second century of life with ever
promise of enlarged usefulness an
prosperity. The next session begin
Sept. 5th, 1880 For catalogues a6
dress Hon. Kemp p. Battle, Pres
dent, Chapel Hill, N. C.
Mr. HI. Trout, the president
elect Of the Roanoke & Southern r
r., came to Winston Saturday. H
was on a tour of inspection of th
new road and expressed himself a
: highly pleased both with the roa
and Winston Salem Our city thrif
and size surprised nim. Mr.. Trout
president of the First National Ban
of Roanoke, Va, and is one of til
leading spirits in the newly y-projecte
Danville & Atlantic R. r.
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