The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-15
THE TIMES KODAK.
Items of News Gathered Around
Town.

| Smead & Sanders drug store is being
replaced by new brick.
f. J. Chapman left for Now York
| Thursday night on business.
A. j. Riddick has returned from Bris
toll and the Southwest.
Miss Nettie Weldon and Miss Bran
ford left for Lynchburg osterday morn
ing, where they will spend few days.
Mrs. w. H. Wade has returned from
Christiansburg, accompanied by Miss
Hickok.
Messrs. Maury, Wade, Campbell, Har-
veycutter, Frier and Coke have re
turned from visiting the STATE exposi-
ton at Richmond.
A. H. Magee, who has been working
on the new building at the paper mills
in Buena Vista. has returned to make
the needed repairs at the Salem furnace.
But little business was transacted
yesterday in tho Roanoke county circuit
court. In the case of G. w Bethel VS..
the Salem Improvement Company the
jury failing to agree they were dis
charged and shortly before noon the
court adjourned, and Judge Blair left
for Newcastle where he will hold the
Craig circuit court
Senator j. W. S. Blackstone, of Acco-
mac, and Hon. A. J. Montague, OF Dan
Vile, will address the voters of Roanoke
county at the town hall next Monday
court day. on behalf OF the Democratic
party.
Mrs. Judge Grattan. OF Harrisonburg,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. DR.. Arm
strong, on Broad street.
c. B. Beamer, now in business in New
Jersey, is visiting his old home and
many friends in and near Salem.
w. q. Cook and wife, of this county,
are on a visit of several weeks to friends
in Missouri.
All OF the public schools in Roanoke
county, white and colored, will open on
Monday next.
During the past few days Henry M.
Garst, who lives near Green Ridge
Church, has lost eighty fowls and tur-
key by thieves. A relative Allen Garst,
who lives near by, also lost about thirty
fowls Thursday night, and furthermore
had his brick spring house entered
through the walls and large quantity
of first class butter stolen.
Frank A. Lovelock has returned from
Hagerstown, where he judged dairy cat
tie, sheep and swine, and from Freder-
lex city, where he awarded the premiums
to all breeds OF cattle, sheep, swine and
poultry. Both fairs were largely at
tended and were very successful. Mr..
B. l. Greider, of Roanoke was at
Frederick city with Rites Hidraulic
pump, and at Hagerstown the Salem
Wagon Works and Chadwick Two
wheeler both made exhibits.
Yesterday afternoon David Martin, Of
the Back Creek neighborhood, was be-
fore Justice Camper on warrant
charging him with assaulting L. D. Nc
Rae last Sunday evening by picking up
rock and threatening 10 knock him in
the head. Martin confessed Judgment
and the justice bound him over to keep
the peace in the sum of $50. Surety,
John w. Owens.
At meeting yesterday OF the school
trustee electoral board the following re.
vised list Of district boards OF school
trustees was made up: Catawba, j. w.
Dosing, Joseph R. Woods and w. w.
Brand; Salem district, II. C. Hatcher,
Jeremiah Garst and c. M. Killiap; Big
Lick, DR.. George l.. Walker, D. E. Ke-
fauver and l.. M. Fellers; Cave Spring,
John w. Eller, James M. Watts and L.
Il. Kirkwood; town of Salem, S. A.
Wilson, R w. Kline and Prof j. r.
Crabtree