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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-09
THE NEWS IN DAVE COUNTY.
From tie MocksviUe Times

from u e M0cEsUtue Times.
We were pleased to see Messrs.
Frank Primer, and JAS. Sparks, of
Winston, in our town the first of the
week.
On Tuesday. December Oath, Mr..
Lewis Horn, of County Line, was
married to Miss Emma Wilson, of
this place.
Rev. j. F. Tuttle, of Salisbury, has
resigned as pastor of the Baptist
church at Jerusalem, in order to give
all his time to the work of the Sails
bury church.
Miss Belle Mcqueen. of Robson
county, has accepted a position as
teacher of music and the primary
classes of Augusta Seminary. Miss
Mcqueen is a graduate of Charlotte
Female College and comes to our
county well recommended as a COM
petent instructor.
Cupid has been at work at Farm
ington. On Thursday, Dec. 26, Mr.
Chas. Sheek was married to Miss
Matte Furches, at the residence OF
Mr. JAS. Williams. Also on Tuesday,
Dec. "a, Mr.. Sandy Poindexter was
married to Miss Sallie Perry, at the
residence of the brides mother.
The ladies of the Yadkin Valley
church cleared $17.11 at their oyster
supper on Thursday night of last
week.
There are about $50 hands shovel
ing dirt on the Winston & Mocks-
vile railroad. It is estimated that
they will reach Mocksville in about
four months.
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THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK.
1t was Organised by Electing Directors
Last Saturday Night.


After due notice meeting of the
stockholders of TIN. propose: Peo-
pies National Bank was held in the
Chamber of Commerce hall on last
Saturday night, January 4th, The
meeting was organized by calling
Prof w. A. Blair to the Chair and
appointing Mr. T. A. Wilson Secre-
tary.
Mr.. G. w. Hinshaw was appointed
to ascertain the number of shares of
stock represented and reported 831
by person and proxy.
j. L. Patterson, Esq, stated that
it was thought best to change the
name of the bank from the Citizens
to the Peoples National Bank and a
motion to that effect was carried
unanimously.
Mayor Chas. Buford moved that a
board of 16 directors be elected.
Balloting resulted in the election of
the following: G. F. Shepherd, A. E.
Holton, R. r. Crawford, j. C. Bux-
ton, w. l.. Springs, M. Baldwin, Chas.
Buford, j. L. Patterson, G. W. Hin
shaw, JOS. Jacobs, Frank Miller,
T. j. Wilson, w. A. Blair. w. ii.
Clarke. w. J. Ellis, j. B. Moseley.
All the directors are residents of
Winston-Salem except Mr.. A. E.
Holton of Yadkinville, Mr.. w. l..
Springs, who lives in Philadelr hia,
and Mr. g. F. Shepherd, who lives in
ElmwoOd and is president Of the
bank of Statesville.
1t was found that stock had been
taken to the amount Of 500, 900.
Mr.. G. W. Hinshaw moved that the
capital stock be increased to $780,
900. The motion was carried and
the following were appointed as a
committee to solicit subscriptions
and report as soon as the necessary
amount of stock was subscribed:
G. w. Hinshaw, j. L. Patterson,
w. L. Springs, II. III. Reynolds and
Frel. NJ. Roberts.
There will be no trouble to increase
the capital stock. Letters have been
received from two parties who are
non-residents. each wishing to take
$25 900 stock, but it is not likely
that they will be allowed to do SO as
it is the object of the projectors of
the bank to make 1t q Peoples bank
in every sense-to get as many stock
holders in our own city as possible
and to solicit small rather than large
subscriptions.
The officers of the bank will be
elected by the Board of Directors at
the next meeting.
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MT. AIRY MATTERS.
From the M. Airy Ne,gs. |

From the Mt. Airy Ne,ss.
Hon. j. M. Brewer left Monday for
Washington City.
The c. F. & Y. V. Railway has had
about all the travel she wants dur
ing the past ten or fifteen days.
DR.. E. F. Hollingsworth and fami-
ly returned from Texas Tuesday
night of this week. The Doctor will
now permanently locate here.
Married, at the residence of Fl.
Snow, on Dec. 22d, 1889, by John
K. Woltz, Esq, Mr.. J. A. Snow to
Miss Lizzie E. Key, daughter OF
Mr.. Augustin Key. all of Surry
county.
Married, at the Martin House in
Dobson, on Dec 26, 1889, by John
Il. Volt, Esq, Mr.. Geo. w. Samuel
to Miss Hilda D. Redmond, daugh-
ter of R. H. Redmond, all of Surry
county.
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OUR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
They TT ,nsacted Business of Much Inn
portance This Week


The county commissioners of For
syth met Monday and transacted
the following business OF Importance:
Geo. W. Hinshaw. director, having
made application on behalf of \. y.
Andrews, President of the n. w. M
r. r. for the fourth and last install
ment Of Fifteen Thousand Dollars
worth of bonds voted to the Wilkes
borO extension of the, n W.. N. c.
r. r. by Winston township, it was
ordered that the bonds be signed by
the Chairman of the Board and by
the Clerk of the Superior court and
be left in the hands of said Clerk to
be delivered to G. w. Hinshaw for
A. B. Andrews whenever the certifi-
cate of the President and Chief En-
giner was filed with the Clerk stating
that the fourth section of ten miles
making in all forty miles) has been
completed and a certificate of stock
in the N W. c. R. R. is issued to For
syth county and delivered into the
hands of the clerk for the county
commissioners.
The Chairman of the Board Ca E.
Conrad) was ordered to take the
county surveyor with him and meet
the county surveyor of Davidson
county at Alfred Douthets on the
Goth inst, to run and establish the
line between the counties of David
son and Forsyth along that portion
of Clemmnnsville township annexed
to Forsyth by the recent Legisla-
ture.
Liquor licenses We're granted to
III Iy Nof
j. Nj. Hartman, ii. Pitts. Fischesser
& Green and C. A. Winkler on the
condition that they secure licenses
from the town. .z.s
The Board settled with the Sheriff.
The amount of State tax which For
syth pays this year is $17,522.O2;
the amount of school tax is &c.,
31O.51. -l.i l7ta
SamI. F. Vance qualified as deputy
sheriff
The Board met also on Tuesday
and selected the following jurors for
the February term of Forsyth Sup
erior Court.
JURORS EoR FIRST WEEK
J. W. Bonner, Alex Cock, A. w. Law
renee, T. E Reynolds, ". Fl Beard. JIM
ius Blackburn, A. b. Mock, Bedfonl y.
Brown, THIS. w Griffith, John NJ S,,ek-
ton, Cyrus Alfred, Cbas. II. Use, a. f.
Shore, Madison c frews, B F. Ptgram,
D. A. Briniie, w. III. Leak. San'I Banner
(coi. }, }. {. Womack, Ransom Phipps. E.
L. Loekett, Hamilton Hester, W.T.. War
ner, VIM. B. Miller, VIM. Transou, Jordan
Huff, J. A. White, Julius Lashmit Uriah
Phelps, Eli Sides. A. H. Brauon, Harrison
Sheets, john johnson, Timothy Booze,
Carns Conrad, O. ". jones.
JURORS FOR SECOND WEEK.
E. K. Pfaff, L. F. Davi., W. NJ. Vance,
Emory Stafford, q. G. Marshall, NJ.
Hunter, Andrew Hunter. II r. .,negins,
w. A. Strupe, Geo. willard, Frank F"w-
Ter, j. A. Druthit, Austin Bi. ckburn. w.
H. Robbins, Henry Bonner, JOS L. Phipps,
J. H. Cox, w. +. Hauser.
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Sale of Laitdt

RY virtue of an order of the Superior Caur
- of Forsyth County, will sell on Satur-
day, January IL, go at o'clock p. m. at tie
Courthouse door in Winston tract of land
lying in Forsyth county, on the waters o.
South Fork Creek, adjoining the lands Of Fran
els Shore, Rens Mendenhall. Eli Sides and
others, known as the Solomon spaugh place,
containing So acres more or less, together with
all implements dwellns-houJe and out
houses. 1t lies about one mi'e frol. W. B.
Stafford's.
TERMS OF SALE: One-half cash. balance on
credit of months with bond and approved Sc
curity. Title retained until purchase honey
is paid. E, A. GRIFFITH,
DecI2 ids. Admir- of Solomon SpauGh
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Fine Tobacco Seed.


On the first page of The SENTINEL
this week we present an important
article to farmers by Major r. l..
Ragland, of Va, and it gives us
pleasure to announce that the Major
will continue to contribute to these
columns.
Major Ragland inserts an adver-
tisement of his tobacco seed in an
other column and we advise our
farmer friends to try them-they are
first-class. Of them the Richmond
Dispatch says: The Trade having
seen for years the best results in the
tobacco crop the product of the spa
cialties of the tobacco seed farm OF
r. l.. Ragland, of Hyco,.Va., recon-
mended by petition the adoption of
these seed by the United States Ag-
ricultural Commissioner.
The Western Tobacco Journa1says:
All who know or have heard of Major
Ragland, of Hyco, Va, must know of
his long labors, great experiences, and
successful results in growing tobacco
seed. Any seed coming from him can
be relied upon to be the best that can
be produced, especially any type of
leaf tobacco, and of late years he has
also produced several cigar leaf
types. as well as White Burley. He
produces all his seed by the most in
telligent methods suggested by a life
time Of labor, and designs not to get
the quantity, but the most vitality.
With methods of culture and nipple
ments of his own devising, he can
grow better quality seed than any
ordinary farmer can produce himself,
and in the quantities he produces,
and his system of growing, he can
sell the seed at what is a nominal
price. ~ =
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L. &. Club Officers.


At the annual meeting of the Twin
City Club, held Saturday night, the
following officers were elected for the
coming year: President. Jas. A.
Gray; LIST Vice p, w. III. Sumerell;
I'd Vice P. Chas. Buford; Sd Vice P.
R. J. Reynolds; Sec'y. and Treas, j.
NJ. Pendleton; Executive Committee:
L. A. Vaughn, C. 8. johnson, R. L.
Gambler and r. L. Crawford
With a most excellent corps of Off
GERS the club begins the new year free
from debt and with a most flatter-
ing outlook for the future. 1t is an
ornament to the town and is doing
a great good to the young men.
Later: Mr.. Gray has declined to
accept the presidency and success
sor will be elected Saturday night.
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He Deserved the Gaming.

He Deserved the Gaming.
Mr.. Will Baity, of the Bee Hive,
was presented with one of the hand
soonest silver-headed canes made, by
his employees on New Years day
AS an expression of good will and as
a recognition of Mr.. Baity's worth
as man it was highly deserved. He
is a good citizen and a progressive
citizen. AS one mark Of this he uses
printers ink freely. He says it pays
He don't look on it as gift to keep
the paper going, but as an invest
ment that pays big dividends in hard
cash.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-09
Administrators Notice.

HAVING qualified as Administra- r of the
IL estate of Geo. Mcknight, deceased notice
Is hereby given to ali persons indebted 10 the
said estate to come forward aud make settle
ment, and all persons holding claims against
the said estate are required to present the same
for payment within twelve months from date
hereof, or this notice will be plead in bar of their
recovery. E. "A. GRIFFITH,
Dec 10, 80 CIV. Admir- of Geo. AIcI1ni gtt.
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This1s Important.

Take your home paper, says an ex-
change. 1t gives you more news of
immediate interest than New York or
other papers. 1t talks for you when
other papers belle you, it stands up
for your rights, you always have a
companion in your home paper, and
those who stand up for you should
certainly be well sustained. Your in
terests are kindred and equal, and
you must rise or fall together. There
fore, it is for your interest to sup
port your home paper, not as a dis
agreeable duty, but as an investment
that will amply repay the expendi-
ture.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-09


There has been a food of tobacco
ON our market this week. On Mon
day there was a large break, but on
Monday evening the wagons began
to roll in by hundreds and every day.
since then double sales have been
run. Notwithstanding this, prices
have remained high, and the farmers
generally were remarkably we'll
satisfied with the prices.
On Tuesday Browns warehouse
sold the floor nearly twice over, and
ON yesterday sales we're going on at
the warehouses till nearly dark, in
order to finish.
The three warehouses combined
have paid out on an average of $685.
900 cash per day this week. This
lets loose up till tonight 500, 900.
Ia it any wonder that our town is
growing7
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OUR NEARBY NE1oHBoRs.
News Notes from winston's Friends ii
the Surrounding Counties.
HIGH POINT HAPPENINGS.

HIGH POINT HAPPENiNGS.
From the High Pint Estet,r;se ]
Mr.. T. D. Newton spent several
days in Winston last week.
On last Monday the firm doing
business under the name Burch &
Co., 'made an assignment to MIR. E.
D. Steele. Liabilities, $3.50, assets,
Stops. Preferred creditors, $149.
Messrs. H. w. Pegram, J. Turner
Parish, Will Pitman and Tom Ruck-
err, of Winston, attended the recep-
ton at the College last Friday eve
ming, and expressed themselves very
much pleased with High Point and
its Inequalities.
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Administrator Notice..

HAVING qualified as administrator with the
IL will annexed ofJoseph Eeth.oek, Dec,a.,
all persons holding claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present the same to the
undersigned for payment ON or before the 3rd
day of January, 1891, or this ce>AyIl be
plead in bar of recovery. Also all persons
owing said estate are requested TO make ;ni-
mediate payment. r. b. KERNER,
Admir- with the. will annexed of rJe 'eph Rota-
rock, Decd. ian9 6w
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-09
A Killing in Stokes.

The Danbury Reporter reports q
tragedy in Stokes county ON Christ
mas day. It seems that the children
of Pleas Lawson and Lum Frye had
a quarrel at school and the fathers
took it. Lawson went to the house
Of Fry. The quarrel ended in q fight
and Lawson struck Fry on the head
with an axe, INJECTING q wound from
which he died the following Sunday.
The murderer il still at large.
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Notice of Sale of Land.

pY virtue of an order of the Superior Court o
- Forsyth County, will sell at public sale
on Thursday, the 9th day of Febru airy, 1920, st
IL o'clock NJ. at the Court House door ia Wins
ton town lot in Winston on the Old Town
road, known as the Lace Fries lot, where said
Fries now resides, adjoining the lands of James
Joyce, col, and others. Terms of sale cash
L. J. WILLIAMS,
Jan. 6, 1889. At c. al.Ilissioner
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4 Market House for Winston.

At the last meeting, of our city
commissioners it was decided to buy
q lot and erect a market house. This
week the lot was bought 1t is on
Fourth street, between Church and
Main, 1OOx20O feet. The price paid
Ito Mrs. C. C. Gorrell, of Greensboro
was $4,000. OF this, 81, 900 is to be
paid cash and the balance within 10
years at g per cent interest.
The SENTINEL lifts it's hat to our
city commissioners. They have made
q wise move. Now let them erect q
market house that will beeomrhensu-
rate with Winston q sisesa1d growth.
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A Business Young Firm.

a buSineSS Young Tume
Two of the cleverest young men in
our city, Messrs. r. L. Crawford and.
T. B. Crawford, have associated
themselves under the firm name of
r. L. Crawford & Co.. for the pur-
pose of handling doors, sash. blinds
and shingles, and solicit q share Of
patronage. They can be found at
the hardware store Of r. r. Craw-
ford. Give them q call and encour-
age the young men.
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Dong a Good Business.

One of the firms that have pros
pered by hard work and low prices is
that of Messrs. Thornton & Co., OPP
posite the postofice. One of their
recent additions is a large stock of
clothing which they are selling very
low. You can find anything you
want there, and it would be wisdom
for you to price their goods when
you want anything in their line. Be-
sides clothing, they carry q large
stock of general merchandise, and
sell at close figures.
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After Many Years.

Mr.. Jos. Weinand, of East Bend,
called on THE SENTINEL Monday and
informed us that he was on his way
to get license to marry his third wife.
He was engaged to this lady % years
ago. The engagement was broken
and Mr. Weinand has since been mar
ried twice. Now, after % years, he
returns to his first love and will be
married to-day. He is one of the
most intelligent and honorable men
in the State and The SENTINEL wishes
for him and his bride many years of
happiness and prosperity.
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Prof Blair to Lecture in New York.

Prof Blair to Lecture In New York.
Hon. A. 8. Draper, Supt. Of Public
instruction of New York state, has
invited Prof. w. A. Blair, of our city.
to lecture in New York City.
He has accepted tho invitation and
will deliver q lecture on "The Educa-
ton of the Negro" on February Goth.
This is one of the biggest of the
many big compliments Prof. Blair
has received. His ability is rapid
ly pushing him to the front among
American educators.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-09
Burglars At centreviIle.

BufRtafo It Cennevttie.
For the second time within week,
burglars entered the store Of Mr.. G..
r. Pope in CentrevilIe Saturday
night. They rolled the safe into the
back yard and attempted to break
it open with an old axe and q hatch
ct, but failed. They carried on six
pairs Of Ane shoes, cigars, candy,
etc.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-09
Statesmen Wanted

To canvass for the safe of Nursery Stock.
Steady employment guaranteed Good pay for
successful men. Apply at once stating age.
Mention this paper.
ALABAMA NURSERY CO.,
Huntsville, Ala.
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Tobacco Manufacturers !

The writer wishes an engasement as man.
ager or assistant for the ensuing year. Have
had extensive experience in all styles Of fat
plug, twist and smoking Ad6ssss
So 7f-''fst.TOBACGO,'
1t s s-sE This Office, g
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-09
Change of Quarters.

SHAu6c u Xo@As@HSs
On February LIST the popular drug
gists, Messrs. Brown & Brown, will
move into their new drug store-the
new Hanes building is the
handsomest building in Winston and
probably without q superior in the
State. Here they will display a
large and varied stock of goods and
will treat you right. Don't forget
whereto call after February 1st and
be sure to give them a call.
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they MSU? GO!

We mean our large stock of STAN
dard Dry Goods and Notions, as we
expect to close our business here
during the present mon tn,
We shall make
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Renters Wanted !

l want two or three renters to work
land on shares on good terms. address or
call on 81 A. r. GRIFFITH,
p. 0. Winston, Residence miles from
Winston lang At
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-09
Land For sale

have lis acres Of land stafaple Sar1ng,
4 miles from Winston for sale cheap. 6sod
buildings and outhouses- Apply 1T ahe farm to
ct .DAN'L A. MILLER.
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OUR CRY CHURCHES.
News Notes Abou. Their Pa tos and
congregation.


News Notes About Their Pa tos and
congregation.
This week is prayer week Ser
vices have been held in one of the
churches every night.
The vestry of st. Paul's Episcopal
church l.; considering the advisa bill
ty OF extending call to Rev. Mr.. Rea-
ny, of Reidsville AXe shall be glad
to see the church secure II resident
rector. fss
DIR. ROndthaler held service in the
Moravian Calvary Chapel in Wins
hereafter he will preach in this chap
ell every Sunday morning, Rev. j. F ).
McCuiston serving in~his stead in Sa-
lem.
Rev. w. L. Reany, of Reidsyille,
preached two most excellent sermons
in ST. Paul's Episcopal church last
Sunday. They were forcible and
created a deep impression on all his
hearers. He reads the service in an
impressive manner, his clear, deep
voice adding to it's solemnity. Every
one in his audience hopes that he
will often favor Winston with his
presence.
The Presbyterians of Winston
have as much ''git up and git as
any people under the sun. Last Fri
day night they held a meeting in
their church, which has just been
completed at a cost of between IF
teen and twenty thousand dollars,
and told the church members that
they owed over $4,000, and that it
mu. be raised And it WAS raised,
too. Before the meeting adjourned
the members pledged 81, 40 in addi-
tion to the large amounts they had
already paid, and on Sunday morn
ing they worshipped in a church that
was free from debt and one of the
handsomest in North Carolina.
***
At the meeting of the Presbyte-
rians Friday night the following pre-
sensations were made to the church:
A magnificent pipe organ from the
Ladies' Aid Society; reflectors and
lamps from the Mite Saciety as
memorial to it's organizer and for
mer president, Mrs. T. j. Brown;
carpets from young ladies and gen
tlemen; pulpit chairs from Mrs. M.
N. Williamson; pulpit from "Happy
Sailors" pulpit stands from infant
class; communion table from club
of six; Bible marks from Mrs. w. T.
Brown; hymn book from Col. J. A.
Biting; Bible from Miss Jennie Gil
mer; collection plates from Miss Au-
gusta Watkins and class.
The reorganized choir is as follows:
Organist. Prot Garrett; soprano,
Mrs. w. B. Glenn and Miss Lott; al
to, Mrs. Mamie Benton and Miss Mel
lie Grogan; tenor, Messrs. j. NJ
Rogers and Henry Roam; Bass,
Messrs R. B. Glenn and T. A. Will
son.
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Newspaper OUTFIT for Sale

good End hand outfit, at Peidsville, for
sale, very cheap and on good terms. Address
ERANK A. LINDSAY,
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Fine Gun For Sale !.

Detmar, in Salem, has a very fine
breech-loading Parker gun for sale
cheap
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RACLAND,S
Tobacco SEED

Are endorsed and recommends by To-
bacco Boards of Trade in Virgins aud
North Carolina, as
The Best For All the Leaf Types.
Especially for BRIGHTs, and beta than
planters can raise
FIna Tobacco is Wanted.
I6y None other pays. Price 25c. per
OF, OF for 81, and 81 per lh.!sDescrip-
tive List Free 81 Il
E. l.. RAGLAND,
Jan9 If ----..,.-. qyco. Va.
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~ The principal value of The
SENTINEL to advertisers is the fact
that it is not throwA away after
once being read, but passes through
half a dozen pairs of hands at least
before being tossed aside. This is
the advantage presented by family
newspaper.
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DIR. ROndthaler held service in the
Moravian Calvary Chapel in Wins
ton Sunday. We understand that
hereafter he will preach in this chap
Ell every Sunday morning, Rev. j. F.
Inclusion serving in>his stead in Sa-
lem
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The vestry of ST. Paul's Episcopal
church l.; considering the advisa bill
ty OF extending a call to Rev. Mr.. Rea-
ny, of Reidsville. We shall be glad
to see. the church secure II resident
rector. 8AS