Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-30
ALL AROUND IT'S:
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS PUT
PLAINLY.
THE DAYS GOSSIP IN BRIEII !.
A Shoe Factory on Foot. New Lutl =
eran Church at vInton. Resignatic n
of MIR. Geo. q. McCahnn.
Judge Vaughan, of Carnegie Cit
was in the city yesterday.


was in the city yesterday.
r. G. James, ESQ.,, of Fincastle, 4
young attorney of the Botetourt ba :,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. B. w. Barksdale, chief clerk If
the Relay House at Lynchburg, W 3
in the city yesterday.
General Manager Joseph H. Sands,
of the Norfolk and Western railro; d
company, is in Philadelphia on olllci Il
business.
Messrs. j. G. Jewell and II. y.
Flynn, proprietor of the Flynn Wage n
Manufacturing company, are ut Il e
City Hotel.
Mr.. +. Purcell, of White Post, a
lage contractor on the Ohio extensio n
of the Norfolk and Western railros.
is registered at Hotel Felix.
Mr.. Carson Phillips, of Rappaha l.
mock county, has accepted II positit
with Snyder, Hassler & McBain, Il Q
First avenue dry goods house.
Mr.. j. G. Meem, of the real csta e
firm of Boude, Pendleton, Meem \
Co., Buena Vista, was here yesterd, y
in the interest of his firm.
DR.. Joseph A. Gale dressed Il e
wound yesterday of colored ms II
who had mashed his foot while bea !
ing his way from Carnegie City o
this place on Il freight train.
Major A. L. Pitzer requests II o
TIMES to state that the report tt t
he had or would withdraw as a can. i
date for city sergeant is untrue. | c
says he does not intend ito blow { n
his dogs until the thing is dead #
holed."
The burial OF Mrs. W. l.. Beck r
will take place Mt the City Cemete y
this afternoon at 5 o'clock. Servic IS
will be held by the Rev. J. II. Bo. d
at the family residence No. $50 Fig II
avenue, S. w.
The Norfolk and Westerns t. o
wreckinS crews were at work vest; :
day all day removing the debris Oft e
collision of Monday evening. r. e
wrecked engines were carried to Il e
| Machine Works late in the afternoo l..
Mr.. f. II. Dadmun, of Stuunto l.,
Assistant State Secretary of Il e
| Young Mems Christian Associatio l.,
arrived in the city last night and " Il
assist Mr.. j. |. Goodman in maxim? Il
canvass in behalf of the new Y. NJ. g..
A. building soon TO be erected.
Mrs. Hugh NJ Turner, of Roaonoli :,
is visiting Mrs. II. +. Thomas. NJ :.
Turner, who is travelling salesman r
+. II. Stewart & Co., of RoanC j :,
accompanied his wife to Bluefield,al d
has gone on trip up the Clinch Y; J.
ley and Flat Top Observation-Disclosures d
Exponent.
The members of the Luther. II
church at Ninton are endeavoring @
raise funds to build a new house If
worship. Subscriptions for this pt r
pose are being rapidly taken al
work on the ediiicc will be commenc d
at an early day. Rev. Mr. HutTa d
will be the pastor in charge.
j. II. Edwards yesterday swore o II
a warrant against II. c.. Deal for ma (
ing felonious assault upon him 81 t.
urday morning at the market hou: :.
The case was called before JUG g
Howerton yesterday at 3 O'Clock al d
continued till today, Edwards beil Z
required to give bond for the costs
Dir. George c. Mccain, secrets y
of the Roanoke Rolling Mill comp =
ny, has resigned his position and Il
engage in the real estate busina S
with Messrs. James S. Simmons Z
Co. Mr.. Mccain is thorough bus :
ness man and will doubtless make q
success of the real estate business.
Mr.. &. Powell Hill, Of Alexandr :,
is in the city with view to starti :;
large shoe factory, if the proper :
ducements are offered by our citizen q.
His factory will employ seventy-fi' e
or hundred hands, mostly WON. 1
and children. Mr.. Hill has made |
proposition to L.. l.. Powell & G: ,
and the subscription books will g
opened in few days. The capt.; /
stock will be $4,000.
BY slip of the types in the yc :
terday's Times in Rev. j. +. Busl :
nell's article 90 Calvinism, that geI :
tleman was made to say that his d :.
position was decidedly ironlc insteh |
Of IRENIC. Mr.. Bushnell wants t
understood that he is free from iron :,
but if he was predisposed in til =
direction he would try to steel hin :
self against admitting the fact.
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