Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-12

J. Eckls appointed as commit
= OF ITS and will report to-
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5Is} PRS and fireworks
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8 s 1otify tie latter
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IS 81 q 8 5erstone has been ap-
Il Et s13seYn this city of the Mer
s. ess poration bank Of New York.
+ re regular monthly meeting OF
hgilant Fire company was held
i Has light but only business OF routine
sgactet was transacted.
!, !, II S5E -HisyT.-Two pleasant rooms
board at Misses Barnett, 600 Camp
&c street. References required
ku }y12.4t'
j THE Diamond Ice company has g
3
ultion at thei building. 1t is three
horse power engine, weighs 500 pounds
} and can be moved about by TWO men.
A large and well selected stock OF
trunks and satchels at E. Goetzs, p
Salem avenue.
Mr.. c. B. Str0use, manager Of the
Salem real estate exchange, and one OF
/ the most successful and prominent
- +. business men in the sister city. was
Gbe rers, yesterday aud stopped at Hotel
:, Ski, oarqke
z gSg Gents and ladies hand made shoes at
f. Goetz q Salem avenue.
Laura Tinsley. colored, was ar
rested and brought before Mayor Carr
yesterday morning at O'Clock on the
charge of robbing Richard Mason OF
$3.50. AS tae prisoner was not ready
for trial the case was postponed
Ladies kid hand sewed shoes for
$3.50 at E. Goetz, 81 Salem ayenue.I
Mr.. j. c. Marquis, of Lonaconing,
Md, who has been a guest of MI.
Thomas Engleby, Of this city, for the
past week, left for home yesterday.
He is very favorably impressed with
Roanoke and its wonderful advantages.
, Go to f. Goetz,2l Salem avenue, for
boots and shoes.
-Workmen were engaged yesterday
in fixing up room on the second floor OF
Ro-er hall building as headquarters OF
Chief of Police McMorris. There is a
door leading from this room to the
MAYORS office, which is on the same
floor. at the southeast eud Of the build
ing.
IF YOU wish to he at peace with
YOUR fellow men, chew spear head and
mint .julip.
Gents call for thu freight brakeman
and comfort shoes for sale only by E..
Goetz, 81 Salem avenue.
AT the meeting Of the Roanoke
Light infantry company last night five
new members were added. The COM
pauy decided to run the rink on Jsffer-
son street as a skating rink this winter.
and also to hold military bal! on the
evening Of Thanksgiving day at the
rink.
Gents hats just received at r.
Goetz's, 81 Salem avenue.
Complaints are frequently made
of the ravages Of cows at the city
cemetery, and latterly these com
plants are growing so loud that 1t
would be we'll tor those in charge to
see to it that The gates are kept closed
and the fences repaired so that these
bovine raids will be impossible.
Choice uucanvassed hams at Mars
tons.
"A pbysician of this city is lucky
in the matter of hats, having won four
nice ones by the late election. First
he bet that the democrats would carry
the city by majority CT 245; second
that the state would give Mckinney
q majority of 10000 votes; third that
Montgomery county would give a
democratic majority; fourth that Big
Spring in that county would not give
IS republican majority.
Captain Peck left for his home
last Wednesday morning. The gallant
captain came over on still hunt for
Malone and The result Of the election
+ at this precinct shows that his hunt
was failure. If the captain had
STAYED in Roanoke city, the republican
vote would not have been reduced as
much as it was.-Newcastle Record.
A full of childrvn's school shoes
at E. Goetz, 81 Salem avenue. t