Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-23
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YESTERDAYS NEWS In SHORT
PARAGRAPHS.
FROM SHOP AND SIDEWALK.
Personal Mention. Thc Ease Ball
Game Postponed. A New Bridge.
Marriage License Issued. Was Not
Satisfied way from Roanok.


Marriage License Issued. Was Not
Satisfied Away from Roanok.
The Roanoke Rolling Mill company
paid of their employees yesterday.
Judge George B. McLane was in
Radford yesterday.
Archer L. Payne, esq went to
Lynchburg yesterday.
Mr.. G. T. Blount, the First avenue
grocer, is in Christiansburg.
Messrs. r. G. Stokes and j. c. Hor-
ton, of Lynchburg, are in the city.
DR.. T. l.. Robertson, of Salem, was
in the city yesterday.
Rev. C.. Fl. Buchanan, of Salem
who is to asslst Rev. J. FL. Boyd in
his work here TIL, year, is in the city.
Messrs. Sam. P. Christian and G..
B. Farquar arc spending Sunday al
Hollins.
Mr.. AL. Stone, secretary and treas,
urer Of the Bell Printing company, ia
in Liberty visiting friends.
Mr.. Fred Auuspaugh, bookkaoper
for vs.. X. Andrews & Co., is visiting
friends in Lynchburg.
Mr.. A. N. Gallagher, of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, is stopping at Hotel
Felix.
Hickory street, that extends south
from the Crozer furnace, is being raised
to the level of the dummy track,
Judge w. n. Hsdrick, of Cleveland,
Ohio, is 10 the city making inveatm ent.
ia real estate.
John Jackson, colorcd laborer, had
his right foot badly mashed yesterday
by heavy rock falling on in stone
quarry in Old Lick.
The game of baseball that was tc
have been played at Riverside Park
yesterday was postponed on account
of rain.
F. II. S. Morrison, esq, is in Lex
ington attending the funeral of his
grandfather, General Francis H. Smith
who died Friday hight.
A bridge has been placed over Trout
run sewer just opposite the planning
mill Of the Machine Works for the &C.
commodation Of the employees.
Mr.. w. C. Gregory and wife, o.
Richmond arrived in the CITY las
Thursday evening. They arc the guests
of his sister, Mrs. j. II. Hockaday.
Mr.. John T. Walker, a prominont
merchant of Eggleston's Springs, is
visiting his brother, DR.. George I
Walker, Of Viuton.
MIR. G. ". Fags, proprietor OF the
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs
stopped over in the city yesterday en-
route home from Richmond.
a marriage license was issued by tbs
clerk of the Hastings court to Mr.
Columbus Richie and MISS EmmG
Lowry.
An awning has been placed around
the east side of the market house. This
will be great boon to tho patrons O
the market.
Colonel U. L. Boycs, OF Philadel
phia, vlce-president of the Shenandoah
Valley railroad. is in the city on oflicia
business.
Miss Sallie Gilmore, of Third avsnus
n. E., who has been visiting friends in
Lynchburg, returned yesterday accom-.
panied by Miss Mary Kinnier, Of that
city.
a small engine to be used by the
Grocer Coal and Coke company,
at E.khorn, w. Va, passed through
the city yesterday on Norfolb
and Western freight train.
MIR. Columbus Richie and Miss
Emma Lowry, Of this city, were mar
ried yesterday afternoon at O'Clock in
Judge Samuel G.. Williama' office by
Rev. V. w. Wheeler, of Vinton.
Julia Meadows, a young colored girl,
died yesterday morning at the residence
VI iiSL Odituloi III tiidI sCCllOu VI Lue
city known as Peach and Honey. The
burial will take place this evening in
the colored cemetery.
MIR. Charles Rankin, of Wilmington,
Del, has accepted position in the Of
Gee of W. W. Coo, chief engineer Of
the Norfolk and Western railroad, and
will assume his duties tomorrow
morning.
Mr. F. B. Lsach, who left a few
days ago to accept position at Ivan
hoo Furnace returned yesterday. He
says there is no place to compare with
Roanoke, and he will resume work
at once at his old place.
The school board for this district met
here yesterday, Messrs. w. 2. Moo.
nav, D. Z. Kefauver and DR.. George
T. Walker were present. The session
ofthe Vinton Graded school was lengt h-
ened one month.