Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-27
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Mr.. Hanes I'm Lynchburg. Col. 4 be
Fulkerson Is Here. The New CO
Factory. A Bridal Party is Ba, X.
About Gypsy Concert.


Mr.. Edward Grover, civil engin' er
of Iron Gate, is in the city.
Mr.. William NJ. Ellis, of Carnei lie
City, is at Hotel Roanoke.
Mr.. J. ". Swain, of Lynchburg, is
in the city.
Mr.. R. H. Adams, of Radford, is in
in the city prospecting.
Miss Maudie Kent is visiting lie
Misses Berkeley, of Vinton.
Mr.. Frank E. Brown, of Frederic K,
Maryland, is in the city prospectii e.
Real estate sales in Charlottesvi lie
the past week aggregated $3.50 70.
Mr.. w. NJ. Pierce, of Christian s.
burg, was in the city yesterday.
Senator L. d. Yarrell, was here y s.
terday looking after real estate inve t.
ments.
Mr.. Vernon Thompkins and J. " IL
liam Bushong, of Salem, were in lie
city yesterday.
MIR. r. j. Watts and Miss LIE ia
Colbert, of Buchanan, are in lie
city.
Mr.. c. j. Barnes, of Graham, We st
Virginia, was ut Hotel Roanoke y s.
terday.
S. E. Jones, esq.,, q prominent la v
yer of Buchanan, Was at the Fee tx
yesterday.
Messrs. w. Bondurant and G. ".
Yarbrough, of Danville, are in t lie
city prospecting.
J. P. Saul, commercial traveller Of
Baltimore, is in this city. He con IS
originally from this section.
The curbage receipts at the ci y
market yesterday were $40 and ior
the week $1S.75.
Colonel Abe Fulkerson, OF Brist' |,
was in.the city on legal business y s.
terday.
Miss Alice Boyd, of Lynchburg, is
visiting Miss Blanch LAWSON of Thi d
avenue, southwest.
New streets are being laid off in i le
West End by Lancaster Brothers, ci' il
engineers.
Miss Emmert, of Hrgerstown, Mo :,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. DR.. o. :.
Hippo, of Third street, south.
Captain J. G. Osborne, of the Nor
folk and Western railroad company is
registered at Hotel Roanoke.
Colonel Rudolph Turk, for seve- Il
years sheriff of Augusta county, d. d
Thursday.
Mr.. II. A. Hamilton, proprietor )f
the Hamilton House at MartinsyiJ :,
Henry county, is in the city prospe t.
ing.
GLASGOW will have weekly pap II
in a short time. 1t will be broue; II
out by the GLASGOW publishing &C! l.
pany.
4 marriage license was granted " :,
terday by the clerk of the Corpor :
ton court to Moses Willis and A L
Duckwiler, colored.
An excursion party of Norfolk cal i.
talists will pass through the city j.
morrow morning, en- route to t. c
Southwest
The contract for building the n: v
ice factory on Center street has be- n
awarded to the Roanoke Constructit n
company.
A fill is being made on the left Sit e
of First street between First az /
Third avenues, and the street is bel, 3
widened.
Miss Abbie Lemons, who has be: i
visiting her brother, Mr.. A. c. Len :
ons at the Read House, left today # r
her home in Botetourt county.
Mr.. J. o. Hanes, of the City Hot: :,
was in Lynchburg yesterday attent :
ing the funeral of his motherin-lat =,
Mrs. Craddock, which took place il
the afternoon.
Rev. DR.. g. T. James. of Alleghan !,
Institute, will occupy the Baptist ptl :
pit at Pulaski city this morning
Rev. J. NJ. Luck is pastor of tn: :
church.
E. A. Erskins, late of Bramwell, ".
Va. and later still of Florida, is il
the city stopping at the Hotel Fell,
He is thinking of coming back to h. J
old home in Virginia.
The post Office department has d.
cided upon free delivery for Cha :.
lottesville and the University G
Virginia, to go into effect July :.
The University will be made !.
station for the sale of postage STAMPS,
money order and postal notes.
Mrs. Jane r. Blair, aged seventy
one, and DIR. P. n. Hudson, age
seventy seven were married. Tuef .
day at the residence of the bride
Wildwood, Amelia county. DIR. Hue
son was former leading dentist o
Richmond.
The Young Ladies Musicale Societ.
of Salem, will give Gypsy" concef
in the Opera House Of that place CT
Tuesday evening. The cast include
thirty-five of Salem's prettiest girl
and rare musical treat is expected.
The Carnegie City Development
company intends to erect large no
tel at that place at an early day. Th'
plans and specifications are now be
ing drawn up and work will be COM
menced as soon as they are com
pletey.
Mr.W.E. Mcclure and bride nee Mis-!
NM Harris, both of this city, returned
last night from bridal tour through
the North. The marriage ceremony
took place Wednesday at Church