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The San Francisco call., 1895-07-20
CRICKET CHIRPS.
About English Batting Averages.
Eastern and Local Events.

The long dry spell in England continues
and with it the high scoring which has
characterized the season there. In view
of the boom which the champion is under
going it is satisfactory to learn that he still
heads the list in batting averages, with
total of 1900 odd runs for two and twenty
The state herald., 1895-10-25
BEAoHyILLE.


Albert Nelson @ Sea, couniy ia VISIT
irr bis brother thnt Nelson.
Nsaal Porter MAS douu 20 ihs Lamar
d Doe lsai 1huNia!.
Sis Abc- lrtso will bePn term OF
schual in iI.irirr z, Monday, NOT.
Nm Ar,us is working "a, Greeley.
Mn NJ. Peter hnl rc1n s.us tho pat
wrtk
cbas. Fcidlcr took hrs oldest daughter
10 Denver lat woea TO bg treated by lho
Healer
A debating society WIS organized bN
the young folks OF this vicinity 90 I,st
Friday evening, Eeoa1mia questions
aill Do discussed,
Candidates were very thick tho past
week nnd politics arc reaumiag lhcir
uEual activity,
Oi.n MnrfY.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

The publishers OF Ladios' Every Sat-
urday, Of Phlladclphin, Pa, will dcposi,
one hundred dollars (sloO) To the credit
OF the prettiest baby whose portrait Ia
received by them for publication; Fifty
dollars ESQ to the mex, pfetiies'; Twen'
,y-iive dollar (saj) for the third; Fifteen
dollars $50 for the fourth. aud Ten dol.
dars tslOl for the ilfth. THO nnmc mud
r, o. address Of the parent must be
plainly written on the back Of photo
graph before forwarding. Enclose three
two.ceni stamps for sample copy with
full particulars. Addrcss: "PhotoRraph'
ic Contests" Ladies' Every Saturday, 10
South Seventh Street, Philaiclphin. Pa.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

wo publish in this issue clmmuni-
cation from q. A. Olson to the voters of
The county Mr. Ol-cn seems to tGinl,
that the fact q his having Lat consider.
able money since lIr ID came resident
Of the county should influence voters to
support him' nos Tor Office. n Ions Of
money entllles man 10 public office,
ihsn there arc very large company ot
men aud women ia Phillips county who
should bo given public office We weo
laDonng under The impression Tint the
.sss,liaaies on tho in4opclden, iIctai
,tfe pledged TO perform tie dnlie' oi
iHoir several ulircs without any. expense
T. the county tor clerk or deputy hire
aul we're somtN hat eurpuscl that Mr.
Olson shon i s1y IA his camnumcliiur
tbif be- void expcc tn county 70 pay
r. clerk f5r him in " xtfrn' ca.cs'
JHst how otlu these osireme cu.,s
would ucr AMI What put ni tho torn
ci tllre They would cover lr doos not
iif1rm the yuirrs, q, W Garland, chn-
ii Iltc on the repub lean ticket, lsH,o
NJ .reh uncertainty in the pledge which
b. has made 10 tho voters of tn, count!
bu. says lbat he viii perform The dules
o. ,Hc cillcp NithUut Huy rvs' uhpirt'r
t ihe county Tor e'siA or daplly l.re.
Mr. Garland o. muu uuc Is we'll quali-
nrl Tor 'h1 dpu's u the oilier OF msrss.
O.. o mau who viii rel ma TO the very
hucr tn pI is" which be ln- mHde tp
Do yoters and the mau Nnu will ho tho
r-zt nescssaF Mr. uhou certainly cau-
~. 'hink ior O jn5mrnt thut hr is ouli-
Tot TO republican vuics atter.tho cuurrc
d purusl IN tho e.aphsn one year
40.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

SfEnllNu, VOI0, MNfch IIThl IHIJ,
ENRON STATE llrRALp VIZ wiHh yon
would pnbliHh the following Htutomtnt
Tor the brnelit II people.
The persons who made Timber Culture
Entry ptint to September 18th. tBsf, aud
hna complied with Timber Culture Law,
~ to cnlliyalinp. can make ilunl proof
regardless ~ tho number of trees gtow-
ng, aud without advertising,
in 4. q anlerion inndr subsequent IA
Sept 10Th, 1897. ndvrrllnmen, mHal lc
mhde Hnina aH 10 Final llomeBt,nd caaen
IA oil contest cntra $500 must accom-.
pnny the affidavit ~ contest when for
wnffe1 to this ullice.
Yours II, npoultully,
y y. DFMrstEu. Register
niNuN Bucf,N,s, Receiver,
The state herald., 1895-10-25
Why can't the lire company have !
faetlce once u mouth ANYWAY.

I We understand that ooe OF Ito speak.
II at the populist stdemccratic meeting
"a " Amherst last Friday oveuiuG
W that the expense of running our
ynniy government from The first Of Jan
nv 10 ,hc'llrst OF October Of this year
! been e30,c0). This speaker had been
.Fsintormed, for lie is n man who would
u Silfuliy mpkc statement co mis-
&aiug as this. The fact IL that the
fpanse OF running the county govern
PEAT from the first OF January up TO the
h, oil September was nboui s. COO and
fe,fsncludiug tho ex iense # the schools
Pdnid Ter the poo and seed g,ain, tho
fpsrsc for TINT time WAC not half us
ficl as this speaker represented 1t,
The state herald., 1895-10-25
A WOMAN WHO Will WORK

Wanted in every county to introduce the
Celebrated "llyiola" Waists for all uges,
hi. waist suRurccdas the corset and
hiss received the unanimous approval "
tho leading phyriclnus OF Ameaea $500
onttiJ free. Amy cDrrgeti5 woman c9r
mako from 80 t1 $50 vctHy Sord iu
cuculars rri .arms HiGGlh MFH
co, SIS Canal St, New York. JIG
The state herald., 1895-10-25

There are business lots in Ilolyoke
that on account of the weeds left stand
ing on them are disgrace TO any town
claiming industrious, en'erprising in
babitan,s This appearearance OF the
property might be excusable II the own
crs were dead and their estates in bank
rupicy
The state herald., 1895-10-25

At the republican precinct caucus Tor
precinct . held at the Office Of the clerk
Of the district court IN ilolyoke. Mon
day. =. @ Churning WINS nominated for
Justice Of the Peaca aud ". G. Holland
for constable.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

Is the truthful. startling title OF n book about
So-To-Bac. the harmless, guaranteed tobacco
habit curs that braces up nicotinized nerves
eliminates the nicotine poison. makes weak
men gam strength. vigar and nanhood.
You run no physical or financial iisk, as No.
ro.iae Is sold by IN smith aud G ". ouinn
under guarantee 10 care or money
refunded. Hook free. Address Sterling
Rcmciy Co. New York Of chicago.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

G. y. Timherlake as county supern-
'cndent of schools Inns done much good
nnd efficient work for the schools OF the
county and has given the hes, Of sntis-
faction TO the people. He ia in every
way well qualified for the duties of coun.
ty clerk and will he elected 10 that Office
by an old time majority.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

Probably the laiges, irrigation pump-
ing plant in the world is located in Ar:-
zonn near Tucson md owned by ], G.
Hart. He irrigated by mepns o. pump
this yenr 1000 acres of land His pump
hits 3,oo0 gallons Of water per minute
from depth ef s. venty feet. He says
it is mnch cheaper than the ditch kys-
TEN. Irrigation Farmer.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

II seems that some o. the speakers Of
the democratic populist combine have
adopted the mud singing policy in their
campaign Tho plan will rot work.
Some OF tho populis, candidates tried
tha, plan two years ago aud were glUii-
ously showed under Us tney deserved to
be,
The state herald., 1895-10-25

C.. Slater holds certificate of adj
nilsson to the bar FOR tine practice Of
law. He lis well qualified Tor the perfor.
nance o. the duties oi county judge and
would till the office with credit 10 him
self aud satisfaction TO the people.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

Western Kansas has recently Suffered
from disastrous prairie lire wieh burned
over 2Oo,000 acres OF land and left many
Of the farmers without feed for their
stock. There is great danger that come
Of the farmers of cnstern Colorado will
suffer similar loss before spring, II good
fire guards are not room prepared.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

The republicans OF Yuma county have
nominated rs candidates. for clerk, Alex
+. Meyer; treasurer. w II Hays; judge,
W. r. Field; sheriff, o. l.. Hamsiier; ma
SCISSOR. w. Il. Compton; superintendent.
c. +. Ware; commissioner, r. Gardner;
aud surveyor. T. G.. Howard.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

Tho secret Of success IN irrigation by
wind power and pumps IL the resorvgir
This can Lc constructed by any fAnef
by the building oi thoac artificial IN
that will 10 seen 10 the good time rom
INK on every mfn. No grent outlay Ia
money ia required and no ccmont or pitch
will DO needed. The bottoms aud slide
OF these miniature lalt,a only require
puding aud after this has been dour
the scrpngo will hc less than tho eyupo
ration. A MIL iha, wall only pnmr
enough whtrr te iriigntr one aero when
applied diu ct fnm the mill viii irhgato
from ton 10 fseniy ncfca whore tho WA.
tor Ia Applied from tho outlet 10 tho re-
ofyoit The advantage Rninci i found
IA The pushing power Of the wnlcf whrn
rapidly discharged from tho reservoir no
a ratio u two to three cubic leo, second
OF u, tue same rate IN gallons Of from NJ
tocn 10 twenty two galutp a spc,ud. ~
Tho method but hlilp water Va iuHi. TIT
land quarter ot nhlc from the plaf
Will receive Hiiraai "a much "a iAe tfnet
directly adjoining The mill WIEN tbH
refcNoir 10 nfafly empty the gnto ii
closed nnl II ia llll,d, aud tic saiae pta
ccss h rprfble1 ou another part iun ni
the lold spaks. iamir Cnlo.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

Prof. S. II. Johnson, republican can
dida,e for superintendent Of The county
schools has shown by his success in the
position OF principal of the Ho'yoke
schools FOR the last three years thai he is
n successful educator and, as such. he
will without fail give good satisfaction
in the important ard responsible posi-
ton Of county superintendent OF schools
TO which he will be elected
The state herald., 1895-10-25
Nord was received at Holyoko Sa'ur-
~ abont noon That Dnniel kirlri lit
~ ssisas,lat nolpineirp,a The cif,oss

~ isllilit norpinsirp,a The cif,css
q lese OF s'rychpiue which To bud Ia
hen. He had been for some time liyirg
with Ne timily of lns hnn George, Tie
had iisNp from bed that morning and
shortly di,cr partalnrgoi u hight brcal-
last Ae had takon large dose OF slrycL-
nine The family soon noticed that he
wns tntfrring from some canse and on
beiuE questioned he told them what ho
had lakeu lis sun George Immediately
sadd3ed Il ho, go aad rode for the nearest
phy,icnu, Mrs, y. U. Chapman, who
reachei the sufferer as soon rs possible,
bat found that although still conscious,
il wats impossible TO save lis life. He
told Mrs. Chapman that he hid takou "a
dose Of strychuiuc, 1t seems that the
deceased had carried this strychninr IN
bis vest pocket for several week bef rr
he took it. He was we'll up in ycprs d
i1r som5 time had seemed to be- laihng
mpidly 10 both b dy aud mind and the
act of iukng tic poison was without
doubt iho act 81 man whose miad had
become Unbalanced 10y age aud dsense.
The uccount Of hiG leath nnl the cause
Of dtath w,rsashock Ia his many friends
il The county ard nfoverr blow to
the family OF his son George who bayo
The sympathy of many friends IN lhtil
sorrow. Tho remains We @ buried at
The Lowe cemetery southwest OF He
woke.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

There IL good deal Of interest mani-
Test in flour made from Kn.lir corn in
Barber county. Kansas. Kalllr corn Will
probably yield more abundan,ly than
any Of the cereals that are grown upon
the plains and il 1t becomes valuable as
food for man as well as beast it will be
much more extensively grown -lrriga7
tion Farmer.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

A. T. Guthrie is a sure winner IN the
race for sheriff. He has given good sat
isfacl ion in the Office for the last TWO
years and the voters OF the county will
give HIM a second term.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

The HrHALp office is under li.a,iors
Ia Mrs. & c. Beyard for some very fine
sweet potatoes which she brought back
with her when she returned from Musca-
tine, Iowa.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

| can sell storm sash cheaper than was
eve, known before. Leave your orders
at the Farmers Lumber yard. II. Suth'
erland. nl5
The state herald., 1895-10-25

On train, between Holyoke anil Haxtun,
Thursday morning. Mrs. Eas'on lost n
so bill, The lnder will he literally re
warded by returning the came 10 her nj
the residence OF her sister, Mrs. NJ. r..
Undertake. Respectfully,
MRs. LIzzIE EAsroN.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

1t will pay you to sec |. II. Elliotts
limo OF gloves and miitens, mems and
boys caps, underwear, hosiery, ETC., be-
'ore buying elsewhere.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs. II, l.. Donovan arrived
in Holyoke Monday for short visit with
Mrs Donovah's parents Mr.. and Mrs. G.
c. Bevard of TINS county.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

W. d. Kelsey returned Tuesday from
business trip to Denver and other
points in the state.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

Mr. Gritliths Of Idaho Springs spent a
day in Hoiyoke last week visiting with
tho family OF his daughter Mrs. S. w.
Becgs OF Holyoke.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

What are prices coming 10? judging
from the prices Of books. cups. faucers
and silverSare at The City Drug Store
they are coming to rock bottom.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

AT the annual meeting of the Rebekah
Grand Lodge held at Montrose last week
Mre. NJ. L. Tlmberlake OF Holyol;e was
elected president.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

We will take chickens ou subscription
for the HERALD and will allow you mole
for them than you can Obtain ON the
market
The state herald., 1895-10-25

There will be preaching services at
the Baptist chureh Sunday morning
and evening by Rev. Robt. Coltman pns-
tor OF the Presbyterian church.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

The City Drug Store has and will sell
wall paper cheaper than any firm in Hol
yoke.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

Charley CrowpeS left Holyoke Mon
day for Eslida where he expects TO get I
position on the railroad.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

VIII wonders never cease! From the
cheap price Of wall paper at The City
Drug Store We would say, "No!"
The state herald., 1895-10-25

When you think of making inal proof
on your claim, call on II. IL. Mason,
clerk Of the district court.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

For making final proof no TO Clerk
District Court.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

James Powers came up from York,
Neb., this week to look after his home.
tcad IN this county.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

Chickens taken on subscription at tn,
HERALD oflice.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

BE sure that you are registered. The
registration board OF each prccinc, holds
a meeting rext Tuesday.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

Don't buy factory lard when you can
get nico home made lard at tho Meat
Market ut the same piice.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

The republicans held vsiy interest.
ing rally Mt Amhers, Monday night
The large school building was illed with
an enthusiastic audience. Speeches
were made by the party candidates and
Others. Music was furnished by tho
Holyoke cornet band. Precinct North !
will give large majority Tor tie repub-
lican ticket.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

Mrs. Is. +. Moore and children returns d
Monday from a trip to Denver to attend
the Festival unl visit friends.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

Every farmer IN the county shoult
construct reservoir on his farm thi'
fall to irrigaie from next year.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

a. W. Yourg brought home with him
fIom Mouttosn Inst week some as line
fruit as We have ever ssen. An ls i1ch
limb with 10 inch branch had on II 81
fine Lady Blush npplre These were
sent to llolyoke with Nr. Young by @.
Griswold who formerly reaided near
naxtun in this county, but is now Irving
Ht Moutrosc. These samples Of irnit
show that Colorad, is already IN the
front ranks nR fruit growing state and
the development ~ Tho states resuurces
10 this line OF industiyia only just bcgur j..
The state herald., 1895-10-25

Theodore Chaiberg came mp from
Bertrand, Neb, last week to look after
his homestead in this county.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

II you don't know 10, to vote under
the Australian ballot system. be sure
and inform yourself on this matter be.
fore you attempt to vote. II you wish
to vote the straight party ticket, place q
cross in the spnce opposite the party
emblem at the top Of the ballet. II you
do not ~ish to vote straight purity tioA
ct, then you make 10 cross opposite the
party emblem. hut make cross oppo.
site the name Of eac ct ndidute for whom
you wish 10 vote.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

Potatoes will be taken 10 pay for SUI
scription for the STATE HERALD.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

Application for making final proof
made free, by Clerk OF District Court.
The state herald., 1895-10-25
EsrRAY.

Straycl fran my farm west ~ Holyoke
one hny two year old liiley with white
hit d feet. CuUtr &uuS
The state herald., 1895-10-25

The ladies OF the Baptist church will
serve dinner in Holyoke, Saturday Oc.
26th.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

tycy1v1a-DIxoN BUCHANAN
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.
y ~.
enRsiDKNf -(irover Cleveland.
PRnupENr or HrNArr-A. 4 Stevenson.
CRrRv JUsTIcE.- Melville W. Fuller.
BrcRErArI OF SrATx-w. Q. Gresham.
rnHAsuRy--John q. Carlisle
" WAR-Daniel lamont.
NAvY-Eiilary A. Herbert.
F" lNrERIoR-lioke Smith.
AaRIcuLTrkEJ. s. Morton.
PosrNAsrER GxNKRAIr-Wilson =. Bissell.
U.h HRNAroRs II. N. Teller. y. D. Woicott,
REPRESENTATIVE IAfe Pence, John l3ell.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

Breakfast bacon, bons!ess ham, bolog
na aud lard ut W. II. Shlmp IL Cos.
The state herald., 1895-10-25
New sorghum at W, R. shamp & Co.

Boiled ham at W. R. Shamp & CO.
Is cents per pound.
The state herald., 1895-10-25
STATE OFFICERS,

GovHRNoR-Albcrt ". Mcintyre.
1T. GovERNoR -Jcrod l.. Brush.
nHnRErAny OF SrArE-A Is. Mctianey.
STATE TREAsuRER-H. l.. Muln:x.
Hurr. Pun. Iss.-A -Aneenttette J. Pea,y.
STATE AUpiroR-t. Z. Parks.
ATTORNEY GEsERAL-B. l.. Carr.
SENA1on esrn pIsTRIcr-J. II. Painter.
RrrRKsESTATIvE-Ja 4. Cnrnahan.
The state herald., 1895-10-25
COUNTY OFFICERS.

cOuxrr CLKRK-Stewart W. BeRgs.
SuEnIpY--A. T. Guthrie.
COUNTY JUpdE-Wm. e. Robinson.
TRYAsuRHR--B. A. Hoskins.
SURF. OF ScdooLs-c. u. Timberlake.
Assessor --ti. Weaver
SURvnyoR-Wm Lowe.
IonoSIR--I.. =. Lewis.
C.NNir foSEHs-wm. N. Kipling, $. Nelson
n. ID. Copp.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

Judge Robinson returned tho first II
the week from business trip to Colora-
do Splings and other points.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

We havo hnd populist nni democratic
committees cxnmine the county treasnr.
ers books during u. A. Hoskin's terms
OF Office and they All complimenicl him
on the mahDcr In which the work OF the
Office had been done. u. A. Iioskina IL
the republican candidate for reelection
and will be elected by u good majority.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

Fresh oysters at W. r. Slump s Coz.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

If more attention is not given 10 the
preparation ni flrtguards thHn has been
gwen to il 10y the larmors Of the county,
the strong probabilities nrs that some OF
them will meet with losses br Tire before
grass grows again. II seruas strange
that men wilt take such chpnces OF iuss
by fire when tho danger eau be removed
by laLor Il is certainly better policy 10
spend couple Of weclsa labor on tle
construction Of good lire guards than TO
take the risk OF having feed, grain aud
implements destroyed 10y ire.
The state herald., 1895-10-25


II you don't Nish TO rndanrcr your
owu property and that ofyour neighuurs.
clear away he dry woads und rubbish
from your lois II Hob olc should have
iiro o' any size with the pr,scut oondi.
tion OF things around ,hu business part
of town, II would ho Impossible 10 prt-
vent tho fire from Spreading over the
town. II property owners haven't iu-
terest enungh in the preservation ofihrir
property 10 take thus nee, ssnry pfecnn.
tiou nga,nst llte, the town council should
Take tho matter in hand and SEQ u there
il not some way TO protect The people oi
the toAn from THIS unnecessary danger
II the presence of weeds aud rubbish
endangered tie property Of no one cX-
cep, tho pnrtien on wboac lolu they ate.
We would not have wofd TO say, # they
seemed 10 wi.h 10 take such risk, but
such j. not th, case for It ondanRofs all
Of the buildings IN town
The state herald., 1895-10-25

The republican rally At llnxtun last
Wednesday night vas largely attended
and the large school building was crowd
ed to its utmost capacity. a number OF
parties from ilolyokc accompanied tho
candidates and eornct bnnd 10 llnxtnn
on the evening train. Speeches were
made by tho candidates. nnd Others and
good music was furnished by tho cornet
band aud the Rlcc club. The fepubli-
cans u llaxiun aud precinct 4 are wide
awake TO the best interests oi tho party
nnd tho peop'o u the county At large
and on Nov. ., will roll NJ large ma
iority for the republican ticket.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

The independent mass meeting u, Am
horst does not seem to hnve been very
well attended. ASIDE from the indie
pendcn, candidates and the republicans
who attended SIMPLY out OF curiosity,
the attendance was decidedly light. The
voters nre not fnl ling over each other In
this county this year 10 Re, chnnoo 10
support m independent democratic. pop.
ulist ticket.
The state herald., 1895-10-25
Fine fall weather.
Don't forget TO register.

Read Sutherland's new nd.
The state herald., 1895-10-25

PRECINCT OFFICERS.
jusTiors-h. II. Doden and &c. Churnins.
CaNsrABLEs-J. L. Kidd and q. W. Norris.
CITY OFFICERS.
N,Yon--t'. II. lIarInan.
POLICE JuDaE I. Narney.
iEcoHDHR-J. II. Hatcher.
M,nsiIN.-A. I. Guihria.
TREksunER- John llcGinboihan.
TRusrkys- l.. Hnyt. GEORGE Shulrr, e.. J
Mater. !. II. Elliott. d. A. k;addy and Geo. Is
Weir
The state herald., 1895-10-25
A. O U. n

T. .. o, 2,
uotyogy I,opag No, 10 Me.'- every Tuesday
evening NJ iiak.r's HALL Visiting bro,hefs cor
A. dly Invited to attend.
". n. pAraoS ,Sncy. \, W. lorsd, N. u.
The state herald., 1895-10-25
Best Booksl Best Terms.
Biz 5slcsl Biz Profitsi


BGIUTIFUL8 89-0JTFIT FREG
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-21
Follow these prices and then
wonder how we do It:
Black Goods!
Black Goods

On MONDAY we will offer our com
plete line Of Black Dress Goods, a
few of which we will enumerate:
Sl.25 allwool silk finish 4S inch
Henrietta CSC.
81 all-wool silk finish 4G inch Hen
rietta Coo.
75c all-wool silk finish 40 inch Hen
rletta 5Sc.
sl25 all-wool SO inch French Serge
extra fine CSC.
81 all-wool 4S inch French Serge Coo.
Coo all-wool 46 inch French Serge 4Tc.
soc all-wool 40 inch French Serge 35c.
Full line Black Aprons for sepafate
skirts 75c. $50, 81 and s1.25, which
is from 10 to 25 PEI cent. per Yard
less than they can be bought elAe-
where.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-21
Banks Epjoined

The Masonic Temple Association
sued out an injunction yesterday after~
noon againat Capt. A. j. Banks, the
contractor, restraining him from dam
ming up Trout Run at it's intersection
with Lick Run. Captain Banks is do.
ing some contract work for the city on
Lick run and to expedite his work con-
etructed temporary dam in Trout run.
This the Masonic Temple Association
asserts dams up the water in the base
ment of their building to such an ex-
tent that number OF men arc kept
constantly employed bailing out water.
and moreover they claim that this
stagnant water ia o menace to the
health of the city.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-21
\ Delightful Entertainments.

a Delightful Entertainment.
The ladies' auxiliary Of the Order OF
Hallway Conductors wero patronesses
OF very pretty and pleasant supper
last night ct the building Of tho Rails
road Mems Christian Association in
West Roanoke. The rooms were
decorated lastly and were illuminated
with myriad OF Kaleidoscope lights,
the tables weie laden with quantities
OF delicious refreshments, the musio
was fine and the cash receipts beyond
the expectation OF the promoters. Not
only the young folks. but all who at
tended. will remember this entertain-
ment with great deal Of pleasure. The
staff OF THE TIMES expresses its thanks
to the Ladies' Auxiliary for the elegant
refreshments that found their way into
the sanctum during the silent watches
Of the night.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-21
4 oltoe Court Proceedings.

In the police court yesterday, Alex.
Morgan, colored, WAS sent on to the
grand jury on the charge of malicious
shooting. Mary Hyatt, colored. charged
with disorderly conduct was discharged.
The case CT a. w. Sanderson, charged
with shooting dog on Franklin road
last week, will come up for trial next
Tuesday.