The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-18
LOCAL sREylTIEs.


and looking after his interests in real
estate.
President Kimball and General Man
ager Sands Yesterday took trip over
the Belt Line in President Kimball's
private car. This is the first passenger
coach ever on tho Belt Line.
Mrs. f j. Kimball accom- panied her
husband to Roanoke and loft with him
yesterday afternoon for the South
Miss Kizzie Drewry. who has been
visiting Miss Callie Staples for the past
few weeks, returned to her homo in
Martinsville yesterday.
| Mrs. Ethel Blocher received tele-
Eram yesterday from Arkansas Harper,
Texas, announcing the death of her
grandchild. Ethel Hattie Ammen, aged
one year, daughter of John W. Amraen,
OF that place. John Ammen is brother
OF u. w. Ammen, of this city. The
child died Tuesday night.
w. P. Pring and Mrs. Henrietta Doug
lass were married at 40 Third street s. !,
W. last night by Rev. o. f. Hippo.
! President Fries and General NJ snooor
Maslin, OF the Roanoke and Somtharn
were in the city yesterday. Thav .N will
leave this morning tor Winston.
and WastoS H. w. Joke, of the Norfolk
.ho RoaUn, silroad, left yesterday on
Carol;, -6e and Southern for North
] The officers who accompanied jeff
( Dooley to Lynchburg yesterday will
bring back John Rogers, Oscar Dawson
and Sam Clayton, commonwealth pris-
oners, to be tried in tho Hastings Court.
Walter Liggatt and Mrs. Mary Will
heimer were married yesterday at the
BRIDES residence on Fourth avenue, be-
tween Second and Third streets. Rev.
w. t. Schooley oiiiciated.
Joseph Lewis and Miss Matte Jen-
kins were married last night at the Lee
Street Methodist Church, by the Rev.
w. T. Schooly
b. A. Jones went to Radford yester-
day on business trip.
w. G. Baldwin, the Norfolk and
Western detective, left yesterday morn
ing for Wytheville.
Do You know anything about an
organ? OF course you don't, or, at any
rate, not much This is what nearly
all purchasers say. Then why buy an
instrum ent not thoroughly known? The
Estey is the best known and stands
higher than any organ in the market.
Factory prices and easy payments
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sole dealers, 1877 Salem avenue, Roanoke.
RICH TIMBER AND TOBACCO BELT
The Norfolk and W estern Will Operate the
Lynchburg and Durham After March L.
The Lynchburg and Durham railroad,
which was recently leased by the Nor.
folk and Western people, will be taken
charge of by the latter road the first OF
March.
The Norfolk and Western will con-
meet with this road by belt line
through West Lynchburg. This line is
we'll under way and will be completed
before the 1st of March. The belt line
!. will be between mile and q half and
! two miles long.
: The acquisition of this road will oper
! up for the Norfolk and Western rict
. belt OF timber and tobacco lands O,
: North Carolina, and serves as compel
5 ing line with portion Of the Richmond
and Danviile.
Return of Geo. Moomaw and His Bride
Mr.. Geo. G. Moomaw and bride will
return to the city in q few days, and
will be at home to their friends al
Guild Hall" Wednesday evening. Feb
ruary %. Mr.. Moomaw was married q
I, short time ago to one of Pennsylvania
fairest daughters
Pavement In Front of the Market House
The asphalt pavement which is being
put do WI in front of the Third ward fire
and market building will soon be com
pleted. The curbstones have been SET
and tho Cinder is now being laid prepar.
atory to spreading the asphalt.
The work Of double tracking the
Chesapeake and OhiE railroad from Low
Moor to Covington ia pre- PRESSING favor
ably. That portion OF the york next to
Coving ton, for which w. A. Rlnehart
and associates have the contract. is ge,t'
j ting along finely. The heavy work near
Low Moor, by Gooch and associates, is
being pushed with energy, as is the en-
tire line between the two points named.
The work west of Coyington, at the
Greenbrier cattle yards, where Carpen-
ter q Dickinson are the contractors, is
also in good condition.
Big Haul of Fish.
Go TO G. M. Murden & Co. il you want
a nice mess of fresh roe herrings. Three
pounds for 25 cents or so cents per
dozen, corner Nelson street. City Market.
ARTISTS materials, full line. Fox
e. Christian, los Commerce street.
THE celebrated Steck piano, the
best known in the South, never fails to
give satisfaction. Write the Smith
| Music Co for catalOpues and oricpa