The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-07
THE TIMES, KODAK.
Interesting News Items Gath.
cred Around Salem.

During juvenile asticuff Monday
afternoon between Milton Lyon and
| Stair Weber, the former stabbed the
| latter In the arm with a pocket knife
and then ran of. The wound whilo not
dangerous is quite painful.
In the county clerks Office yesterday
. marriage license was issued to j. A.
Thomasson. the we'll known Salem
jeweler, and Miss Ida Strine, also OF
Salem.
The Roanoke College football team
Will play game with one from Emory
and Henery College at the Athletic
Grounds in Roanoke next SATURDAY. at
$3.50 p. NJ.
Miss Bessie Wiley left yesterday for
Charleston. W. Va, where she will
spend the winter with the family of
Charles H. Payne.
David Coon, OF Washington, a forme r
resident OF Salem. Is in town on bust
ness.
DR.. Strickland assisted by DR.. Stearns
yesterday amputated at tho town Door
mousse the foot OF the negro, William
Crews, who was recently so badly hurt
while attempting to board a freight
train.
HOTEL DUvAL, Salem, Va. (only hotel
on Main street, electric lights, heated by
steam, fine system Of water. Free sam
pie rooms on office floor, electric bells,
large and nicely furnished rooms with
paths. Rates, SO per day; special rates
by week or month. Proprietor q lilo
member of the COMMERCIAL Mems
Union OF the United States and Canada
Miss Lily Shipman, who has been
Quite aiCk ia r1u
Whilst Miss jennie Barnitz was ia
berryville few days ago as a delegato
from Salem to the Womens Foreign
Missionary Society of tue NJ e. Church
South she narrowly csc aped death from
sutfocation. She and Mrs j. S Hutch
lnson occupied bed room in which was
c1ai stove, and il is thought that an
unusual amount of coal gas became lib
Grated in the room, for in the middi e OF
the night Mrs Hutchinson discovered
that Miss Barnitz was unconscious and
was choking. With some difficulty she
was restored, but for day or two both
ladies suffered considerably from their |
experience.
Among the handsome bridal gifts re- |
ceived by Mr.. and Mrs. j. A William. |
son was q china tea set presented by |
tho JEFF Davis Rifles, OF which the groom |
is valued member.
The rapid and ready sales at S. M.
Martins College avenue store, are the |
cause for the many fresh goods daily |
arriving there and now being opened. |
bargains are to be found there, espe- |
ciaily In serges, novelty dress goods, |
Il Annels and Henriettas. A line OF dress |
&c DDS not to be equalled in Salem.
j; E Shipman is visiting relatives in
Bedford City.
Two warrants we're sworn out before
x ustice Camper yesterday by Mrs. Mary
s0olemsn, charging j. E. BARRETT with
tresspass and with threatening to kill
her children. The parties live about
eight miles west OF here.
1t would seem as though there would
be lots of trouble in settling the affray
between the Amos brothers and the
Murray family for the shooting of
Charles Amos by Elisha Murray has
stirred up much bad blood Yesterday
Mrs. Murray came to town ami had
Justice Camper TO issue a warrant for
John Steinback and Joseph Amos charg.
ing them with aiding aud abst,ing
Charles O. Amos To assault Mrs Mar
gsret Murray on Sunday last. She also
swore out peace warrant against Jo-
seph Amos for threading to shoot her.
"y W"s oauiy CuV Ill tne arm
Sunday by Charles Amos, VINO would
also have cut her throat had it not have
been protected with silk handkerchief
at the time. She lays that Amos was
very drunk when he attacked them, and
that be would probable not have come
to their house If Steinbach had not have
led him there and urged him to killsthe
whole family. the farms of the Muir
rays and the Amos brotners are near
each other.