Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-08

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Fem avenue. t
ames Hamilton, of Prince
antv. Ind, is visiting her
E. Johnson, on First
i lie finest grade of navy
4 the freight braleman's
S Bshoes for sale only by E.
s 8alcm avenue. I
sale of internal revenue
;seemps at. Deputy Collector Pattie's
office for the month of October
amounted to l.6l5.22.
Ask your grocer for spear head to-
bacco; you'll like it.
Mr.. J. w. Landlord and bride OF
Chilhowie, Virginia, stopped at Hotel
Felix yesterday while en- route east on
bridal tour.
For an easy conscience chew mint
julip and spear head. I
MIR. Henry King, manager of the
West End Iron company. arrived in
the city yesterday from Pi:tsburg, and
is stopping at the Hotel Roanoke.
,s..eGsa to E. Gcssz;see..e Salem avenue. for
s.s3fs and shoes. I
Judge r. a. Richardson, of the
court of appeals, passed through the
city Yesterday, on his way to Richmond
from Marion, Va, where he had been
TO vote.
Mint iulip in November 5e 6 DDS y!
PROF. Oran L. Stearns, late prin-
cipal of Allegheny institute, acted
as best man at the marriage of Rev.
w. A. Borum to Miss Maya. Fontaine,
in Norfolk on Wednesday.
If you wish to be at peace with
your fellow men, chew spear head and
mint julip.
-Mesdames ]. II. II. Figgatt and
NJ. L. Slicer and Miss Leila c. Beckley,
accompanied by Mr.. Alfred Beckley, all
of Fincastle, spent yesterday in Roa-
noke.
Mr.. John Taylor has sold his two
farms and blacksmith shops in Bedford
county, and moved to this city, where
he has accepted position with the
blacksmith department Of the Roanoke
Machine works.
WANTED-At once, a dry goods
salesman. Apply at Rosenbaum &
Bros, Salem avenue.
Mr.. 1. II. Williams arrived in the
city yesterday from Southwest Virginia
en- route to his home at Pittsburg.
Mr.. Williams has built large number
of coke ovens in the southwest ia the
past year or two.
Mr.. ]. Z. WingGeld has recently
sold a house and lot in Edgewood
addition, house and lot in Belmont
addition, a lot on Commerce street
and several otecr lots in the suburbs,
which shows that transactions in real
estate are lively.
Mr.. e. F. Blount, late with Hobbs
& Baker, will open on Saturday
on Salem avenue. No. l54, a
full line of staple and fancy groceries,
cigars and tobacco, which will be sold
cheap for cash. Parties desiring bar
gains in those lines will save money by
giving him a call. Remember the
place. the Diamond front.
Mr.. Jules Levy, of George H.
Davis & Co., of this city received a
telegram yesterday morning stating
that their business house in Peters
burg, had just been destroyed by fire
together with its entire stock OF
goods. The establishment was one
of the largest wholesale and retail
dry goods houses in Petersburg, the
firm carrying a stock of from $4,000
to $S5,O0O in value.
Jesse, a 2.year old child Of Eliza
Williams, colored, OF this city, fell
into we'll at Blue Ridge Springs yes
terday and was drowned. The mother
while working here, had left the child
in the care of Lucy Moore, colored
woman living at the springs, and while
the latter was busy washing, the little
boy wandered off and fell into the well.
When found it had been dead for
nearly an hour.
The case of Mary Jeter, charged
with infanticide, occupied the attention
of the hustings court yesterday until
about four O'Clock, when il was given
10 the Jury, who returned in a short
time with verdict fixing her punish
rnenta three years confinement in the
penitentiary. The ate was repre-
scented, by Commonwealth Attorney
Roy B. Smith and The defendant by a.
j. Oliyer,, q colored lawyer.
The largest, strongest and best fire,
life and accident companies in the world
are represented by j. F. Wingfeld,
insurance and real estate agent. +
a new adgenture-Oy sters on half
shell served at MarstJn's grocery, lis
Salem avenue. IA 8
WANTED A competent bookkeeper
and salesman combined. Good posi-
ton so:ths right party. Address No.
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