The Sentinel Advertisements and Rates Notice 1885
The Sentinel announces advertising opportunities in Winston Salem Forsyth County with club rates for subscribers and special positions. Rates include 1.40 per five subscriptions, 1.25 for ten, and 1.00 for twenty. The notice lists local advertisers and policy on discontinuations and prepayment. Includes references to Oldham Publishing House and related historical papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Sentinel
Winston -Salem
Forsyth County
Oldham Publishing House
Winston N
Sentinel Club
American Farmer
New York World
Press notes and local business chatter in Winston
The item covers newspaper publishing plans and equipment sales in Winston with notices on a coffee house, a new law partnership of Thomas Dixon Jr and Judge W P Bysum at Shelby, a Legal Form book, and a Winston feature in the North Carolina South. It also mentions Col L L Pox’s Pro Farmer launching December 1, praise for the Baltimore Manufacturer’s Record editor Epmonps, and Baxter Gurren’s suit against the Raleigh MNews.
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Thomas Dixox, Jr
W. P. Bysum
Shelby
L. L. Ponx
Pro Farmer
Raleigh
Colonel Pox
The
Sentinel
R. &. Epmanns
Baltimore
Manufacturer's Record
North Carolina
Record
South
Epmonps
Twin City
Railroad talk and growth plans for Winston-Salem press
An article discusses a proposed Winston-Salem to Roanoke railroad with branches toward Danbury and Spencer, urging capitalists Suri Falin and Rover to back the route. It taxes the Chamber of Commerce to push the project, linking closer northern markets and local development. It also advocates forming a loan and building association to boost home ownership and town growth.
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Danbury
Wton
Penn
Patrick County
Virginia
Spencer
Martinsville
Rocky Mount
Roanoke
Ma. FP
Rover
Rover Iron and Steel Company of
General Assembly
Winston
Baltimore
Onur
Bysum’s
Boney Wavaus
Davis’ Mill
Sandy Ridge
Speyerr
Messrs
Suri- Falin
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Twin-City
Maj. Sotherty
Mr. Rover
Chamber of Commerce
Housing cooperative loan plan for home ownership proposed
A discussion advocates forming a common fund to loan members money for building houses. Members repay monthly as rent to the association, yielding a home in eight to nine years. The piece calls for a Twin Cities chapter and outlines broader reforms and political opinions interwoven with other topics from the era.
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Twin-City
The Railroad To Lynchburg and Local Development
An editorial urges Statesville and Winston to unite for growth through cooperative effort. It stresses building a national bank and encouraging local manufacturing to boost employment and wealth, arguing residents should act now rather than wait for outsiders to invest.
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Statesville
Winston
Western Sentinel
Btatesville
Wild Jons- From the Rok Guich Ark Ripanorter Barroom Offer
A column expresses bold sales pitches for the Ripsnorter with three red chips in advance and liberal ad terms. It warns delinquent subscribers to pay up as collectors prepare with Colt’s weapons, and a funeral notice rule about corpse addresses is noted.
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Guich
Ark
Colt
Winston PAVEMENTS Complimented for her Action in Regard to Sidewalks
The Winston town commissioners pass an ordinance requiring property owners to pave the streets in front of their lots. The measure is praised as wise and practical, with brick favored for durable walks. Salisbury is urged to follow and pave business district streets. The piece notes Raleigh Durham and Winston tobacco markets and contests North Carolina Brights versus Virginia Brights.
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Sestixex
Yalovsary
Winston
Salisbury
Asheville
Raleigh
Durham
North Carolina
Lynchburg
Danville
Richmond
Virginia
University Magazine October issue offered by State University
The October issue from the State University presses Winston and Chapel Hill is handsome and illustrated, with papers by Weeks, Shields, Senll, and Vann, plus university notices and personals. An ad promises youth cures by a physician in New York, and a subscription offer for The Sentinel until New Year.
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Ononaw Pwauisnixa Houss, Winston
The
State University
Pelaten
James W. Bern
Stephen B. Weeks
M. M.G. Shields
Leon Senll
Livingston Vann
Chayall
Chapel Hill
Dress Goods and Accessories in Large Variety
Listing of broad goods and notions including lace and silk ties thread hair brushes needles spectacles purses ribbons fringe and embroidery. Includes many fabrics braids linen silk floss and trimming materials with a wide range of buttons and soaps cologne bay rum hair oils and other toiletry items.
Shoes a Speciality at Hinsnaw and Brym
Pera slippers new part ties cloth and foxed lace and button gaiter shoes in morocco kid pebble and other grades for children misses and ladies from 40 cents to 5 dollars per pair style fit and durability. Miles Sons Philadelphia handmade fine shoes surpass all others for sale only by Hinsnaw Brym. I have sold Bay State Shoes with no complaints and trade grows monthly. Large assortment. medium price shoes are the choice. For sale only by Hinsnaw Brym.
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America
Sun
Miten
eveRe
the Sun
New York City
Saratoga
Mousquetaire
Foster Lace
Morocco
T. Miles’ Sons
Philadelphia
Hinsuaw
Bay State
Hinsnaw & Brym
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Barnard
New South
Wilmington, Me
Winston Leader
Has Lee
York
Newayoguer
Mesera
George P. Rowell & Co
Sprite Street
Beery
Tuk Sentinel
Alfred M. Seales
Washington
Epward A. Olpham
Winston, N.C
Asievi.Le
Messrssep
Hixroxr Hetter
New York South
Mclver & Brack
Baxter Gurren
Observer
Gux- Teninga
Tun
Guntin
Wake County
Daw
Tar Sentiver
Campbell Power
Manone
Mahone
New York
North Amerian Review
Bravrecorp
Shiloh
Charleston
Ing
Petersburg
Beauregard
Enrror Sextmen
Wild Jons
Mart Flippin
N. B
South America
Joserx P. Ixkan
Temporanes
Kerner & Oldham
Dstate
N.C
Forsyth
Stokes
Surry
Yadkin
Corhus
Arties Ca
Wu Buy
Diam Publishing
Ilouse
L. J. Pinger
Pinkney
Dsb
Clark of Superior Court
KinoMce
N. C
Wavser
W. & J. Sloane
Pali
Nottingiam
Ventrons
Anid Yue
Broadway
19Th St
Yaatt
Savannah, GA
LA. 5
Bresnees
Potomac
Rio Grands
Orth Carolina
Forsyth Counee
R. B. Kerner
Adm
Anthony Va
Anthony Brown
Algo
Superior Court
Foresty County
Anthony Prown
Ord
Velook A. m
Grand Central Hotel
Mouse
Farni
Depot
Mantel
Lambrequins
Fox A
Sayrina
Orderiau
S. Rempson
Brown Rogers & Co
Brown, Rogers & CO
N. C. Doslers
McCormic
Thomas Hay Rakes
Geiser
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Jie
Charlotte
W. R.R
Greensboro
D.R.R
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Ernorsville
Kernereville
STATE
UNI
Versity Railroad
University
Atlanta
Brtwogon
Golisberg Amt
Arkanens
M. Slaug
GeniPaes
Agra
Richmont
Rives
PLR
Altmayer
New Bloca
Savannah
Mustang
Geo. W. Hinshaw
Wade H. Bynum
Hinshaw & Bynum
T. Mile
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