The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-30
WHAT'S GOING ON TODAY.

CHRIST CHUEcn-Th Thanksgiving services.
EENEMEAoRIAL CnuRcu-Union Thanks.
giving services.
FInsr PRESBYTERIAN characterization Than ks
giving services.
ST.. MARK's Cnuncm-Union Thanksriviuc
services
ST. JomNs CmuRcm-Th Thanksgiving services
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH. Thanksgiyinp scr.
Tlccs-Rcvival meeting.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Revival meeting
ACADEMY or Observation-Disclosures Equine
Paradox, matinee and night
H. A. &. PAEK-Football game
MISS JoHSsroS's REsIDENcE-Bcan bag party.
ODD FELLOWS IALL-Moeting Mountain Dale
Lodge |. o. O. +.
KNIGHTS OF MYsrrc CHAIN IIALL-Mceiin.
Virginia Castle, X. OF NJ. C.
KNIGHTS or PrTHIAs HALL-Mcctin. Osccolu
Lodge, X. Off.
car load OF Italians passed through
Inc city yesterday morning on tho north
bound train.
The fami " Of I. j. Meals removed 10
Sunnyside' Pa, near Gettysburg, ycs-
to-day to reside permanently.
Inc board OF governors Of tho Roa-
noke Athletic Club met last night and
transacted some business of Importance
TO the club.
Some unknown parties walked of
with ten nice chickens, the property of
r. H. Fishburne, on Campbell avenue
Tuesday night
w. Il. Maupin has opened up an
oyster stand at l0sh Commerce street,
ana is furnishing the public with a
superior quality of those delicacies.
The Lynchburg iurymon, who are
now trying the case of d. Ii. Mitchell.
vi b LII y
tended st. Marks Lutheran Church last
night.
valuable setter dog belonging to
August Benning was killed by a street
car yesterday morning on Campbell
avenue near the Junior Hose Com PAW
engine house.
Il. Adler, dealer in dry goods and no
tons, will remove his store from the
present location To the room on Salem
avenue recently occupied by Hoffman e.
Cofman as drug store,
The rom aims OF Mrs. Charles Garrett
who died at her home 527 Eighth avenue
s: W. Tuesday, were taken to Hales
Ford, Franklin county, yesterday morn
ing, where they were inferred
In TIE TINES yesterday tho name of
T.. h. Donneily was mentioned in the
police court proceedings. This was
typographical error. Mr.. Donnelly
was not in The police court on any
charge.
Mulcare IL Hanes purchased q new
wagon yesterday from the Brdgewater
Carriage Works. Tho wagon is one OF
the neatest pieces OF work ever turned
out III this city, and is a credit to anv
manufacturing enterprise
The school teachers in this county
w hnl ff,,fr
for tho purpose OF discussing the best
methods of educating the young Super.
intendent Stearnes will be present and
an extensive programme will be carried
out
The cases OF Chas. H.. Benson, w. N.
Sale and f. O. Donnelly charged with
being engaged in fight in a saloon
Monday afternoon, was called in police
court yesterday morning After con-
sidering the evidence Judge Turner dis
missed Sale and Benson and sent Don.
nelly on TO the grand jury.
Reuben Harris, the colored man who
was arrested on the charge of stealing
a dog, was dismissed by Justice Turner
In the police court yesterday morning.
William Noble was taxed $3.50 for
being drunk and down. The case of
John Carter, charged with breaking into
Goldstein's store, was continued
The funeral services of Frank Camp
bell, who died in Lexington on Sunday
took place yesterday morning at ii
o'clock from the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church. After the services at the church
tho remains, followed by large number
of friends and relatives, were taken to
the City Cemetery for interment.
The "Peak Sisters" a farce comedy
which was presented on Jefferson street
very successfully some time ago, will,
by special request, be repeated tonight
in the vacant storeroom near the West
End roundhouse for the benefit of the
Baptist Mission Sunday-school, which
is conducted in that building. After
the comedy other amusements will be
given.
A member Of the firm OF X. & S. told
TINES reporter yesterday that the
firm had made liberal offers to their
creditors and had received replys from
most Of them of very favorable nature
They have reasons for hoping that
very soon they will be able to perfect
arrangements that will be entirely sat
isfactory to all parties. The firm be-
lieve that If their debtors and former
creditors will come forward and make q
settlement it will enable the concern to
make a satisfactory adjustment of the
affairs with their Northern and Eastern
creditors. 1t is to be hoped that these
arrangements will be made as the firm
OF X. & S. employ large number Of
tailors and clerks.
Eagle Dairy Rostaurant.
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