The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-17
STATE NEWS.
THE TIMES KODAK.
Interesting News Items Gath
cred Around Salem.

w. OFT Crawford was in town yester-
day afternoon.
Joe Frank, of Roanoke, was in town
yesterday afternoon.
CHOICE beef, pork and mutton, also
fresh vegetables at r. d. Hurts.
Mrs. C. b. Strouse has returned from
visit TO relatives in Louisiana.
FLOOR oil cloth in yard and yard and
a half widths at Browns bargain house.
A Kalthoff is jubilant over the ar
rival of little daughter in his house
hold.
Rev J. M. Harlowe has returned from
Covington, Tenn, whore he has been
spending the winter.
William Grover, son of Nathaniel
Wells, is sick with bilious remittent
fever on Craig avenue.
"FREE gratis" Butterick's patterns
given away to-day at Browns bargain
house. Call and get one.
A. A. Miller, of the Salem Mineral
Wooden Company, left last night for a
months vacation in Philadelphia.
DR.. R. H. Lemon is enclosing the
grounds around his fine residence on
Pennsylvania avenue with a neat fenLe.
The Wilson bill is already discounted
in Bowering, King & Co.'s samples of
clothing to order at the College Avenue
Dry Goods Store,
Deputy Sheriff Lloyd caught three
large rats in the courthouse yesterday
and taking them up in one OF the Jury
rooms let them loose for Lester Toneys
terrier to kill, which he did with neat.
ness and despatch.
Attorney c. NJ White, of Warrenton.
left yesterday. after spending several
days here looking into the case OF the
creditors and others VS.. the South Sa-
lem Land Company, in which large
decree was entered at last court, and on
which executions have been issued.
Anderson Williams has returned from
Alexandria, where he attended the
Washington conference of the M. Z
Church (colored). On Monday night he
responded to the address OF welcome in
the superintendents and Epworth
League conference in very creditable
speech which was reported in full in the
"Christian Clipper" of Alexandria.
Elsewhere appears the advertisement
of A. Kalthof, who having leased the
Crystal Ice Com pany's plant for term
of years, is now ready to furnish the
trade with ice by the car load or by the
100 pounds n tHe lowest market price
Mr.. Kalthof has had many years ex-
perience in the manufacture and sale OF
ice and is very pleasant gentleman TO
deal with
On the night of Easter Sunday at the
Lutheran Church the Sunday school
will take part in special Easter SER
vice which has been arranged entirely
by the pastor, Rev. G.. A. Miller. Sew.
eral of the numbers, both words and
music, are his own composition, includ-
ing solo to be sung by Miss Lila Bal
lard entitled, "Raise Me,O Jesusm The
final chorus, SAT His Coming" and the
quartette by the choir, Come, Day of
Christ's Dominion"
The decree in the injunction proceed
ing against the officers of the Salem
machine works has been entered,
wherein $4,000 bond is required of the
receivers. T. j. Shickel and j. c. Lang.
horne, the latter 10 qualify within ten
days, Mr.. Shickel having done so, with
j. w. f. Allemong and S. U. Simmons
as sureties. The receivers are author.
lied by said decree 30 issue receivers
certificates to an amount not exceeding
$500 for the purpose Of running the
plant which certificates are to have
priority over any debts and liens of the
plant which may exist.