The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-25
THE COUNTY COURT.
Business Transacted by That
Tribunal Yesterday.

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j. NJ. Harlowe was authorized to cele-
brate the rites OF matrimony. Bond OF
$500 given.
j. Ii Duncan qualified as notary
public. Bond of $500 given with w. Ii.
Ruthrsuff as surety.
The motion made on Monday. August
20, by Jack and j. Il. Garst to correct
an erroneous assessment was refused,
the court holding that there was no
error in tho said assessment.
The three cases OF tho commonwealth
against the Virginia Brewing Company
ware continued till the third day OF
next term.
The case of Fannie Hughes against J.
o. Angel, on appeal from justice OF the
peace, was tried by the following jurv:
G s. Bowman, =. A. Kasey, W. B.
Trevy, G. G. Littrell, G. P. Wilson,
Frank e Littrell, ]. j. Agnue, G. T.
Shanks, j. A. Adkins. Nat Wells, L. M.
Lee and W. o. Deyorle. The case WAS
decided in favor of the defendant.
In the case of the commonwealth
against Nick Wright for unlawful fish
ing. case appealed from decision of
Justice Gregory, the warrant was
quashed. Tho warrant for similar of.
tense against John Burford, a case
appealed from q justice OF the peace
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Notes.
Miss Maggie Bib, Of Clifton Forge,
who has been visiting Miss Ella Fran
els, left for Lynchburg yesterday.
party of young ladies and gentle.
men, chaperoned by Mesdames Levy
and Sublett, Of Hotel Duval, had a most
enjoyable hay ride and moonlight picnic
at Washington Heights last evening.
The grounds were tastefully illumin.
ated with Japanese lanterns, and the
time was worry pleasantly spent with
dancing in the pavilion, music, etc.
Rev. j. R. Bridges, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, has returned from
Bell Spring, and on Sunday morning
will resume his series of sermons on
"The Work of tho Holy Ghost in Re
generation" There will be no night
services at his church, as he will preach
in the afternoon at Fort Lewis.
Rev. Ii. II. Kennedy, pastor OF the
Methodist Church, at tho request of the
presiding elder, will preach at Allie
ghauY Station Sunday. Rev. G.. Dorsey
White will supply his pulpit both at II
a. m. and p m.
w. G. Hurt yesterday took the Orphan
age boys out to his farm where they
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Rose Burks and jennie Galloway,
both colored, were fined So SO each and
costs by Squire Gregory for using
obscene language at Norwich. yesterday.
Being unable to pay same they were
committed to the county Jail by Special
Constable N. w. Vi..
A Photographic group was yesterday
received in Salem OF large number OF
Nnln MI, 10
to work In the coal mines of Pennsyl-
vania. They were posing with picks in
their hands, smoking cigars and pipes
and looked the picture of contentment.
W. j. Moon, the College avenue law
eler. has in his store a beautiful inlaid
table which be has recently made for
exhibition at tho approaching Lynch
burg fair 1t is truly work OF ar. and
shows that Mr.. Moon possesses great
mechanical genius.
AS the east bound evening train
pulled into the station Thursday man
was seen to jump from one of the
coaches while the train was still run.
ming at rather rapid rate. He was
thrown spra~ling on the side OF the
track and when picked up gave his
name as S. j. Weddle. Upon examine
ton 1t was found that aside from some
bad bruises or his face he was unhurt.
Bob Craig arrived in town Thursday
night from Stanton, having made the
trip on his bicycle. At Cloverdale ne
had the misfortune to break one of the
pedals on his machine, and accom-
plished the rather difficult feat of riding
from there to Salem, distance of
twelve milos, in one hour.
John II Fitzgerald, operator at the
Salem telegraph tower, returned yester-
day from an extended trip to the eastern
part Of the State
Terry Martin returned yesterday from
business trip 20 Lynchburg.
Prof. Eugene Smith and wife returned
yesterday from North Carolina, whore
they went to be present d reunion of
Mr.. Smiths family.
party from Salem, consisting of the
following persons, spent Thureday at
mcAfec's Knob: Misses Kennedy, Misses
BAL, and Miss Daisy White and Miss
Rogers, of Baltimore; Msssrs Jno NJ.
Oakley, Jr., Ed. Marshall and w Il.
Ferguson. About eight uiles out from
Salem on their return they suffered the
misfortune OF having ona of tho wneeli
OF the hack broken, which necess,tated
tho sending of courier to Salem for
another vehicle, thus delaying their
arrival home till quite late in the night
ASIDE from this feature tho trip was a
most pleasant one.
Miss Marco Jones, OF Lynchburg, is
visiting Mrs Holland on Albemarle
avenue.
There will DO game of kali at tho
hroad street park this afternoon between
Inc sale team and some scrubs 4"
BOD Craig will pitch for the latter
aggregation. Lots of fun is expected.
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