The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-19
SALEN lVNS
B, was in town

days. ~
Roanoke, were in w oasawba.
visit among friend marble dealer, OF
Capt. w. Grlf 2 city yesterday
Rifles. is in ga very hne horse
meeting of the from the collie.
Robert sayeftimore. and G. II. Hal
of this place hnati. are registered at
Kentucky, "
visit to hFy has recently opened
CITY, srriksrsiDger building.
at oourH hog shipped by Mr.. Myers
being teoke co Atlanta. where IL was
Luls5ition, was recently sold for
on "A Thomas. treasurer of Roanoke
ingAd president OF the Roanoke VAL
B9Eoultry Association, was in town
tHrday.
d$pe j. D. Wright, Col. j Hampton
He and j @. Crosby, attorneys from
Eanoke city, were In attendance Upon
CURT yesterday.
r II Haislip lost week killed wild
fturkey near Fort Lewis Mountain that
twelve inches long.
The dogs of West Salem hevo been
very annoying OF late, chasing tho cows
and killing poultry. Several citizens
have recently lost some twenty or more
of the latter.
Senator. elect nj. II. ClaYtor and Rep
resentativps elect Cspt w. w. Berkeley
and j. l.. Hannah were noticed upon our
streets yesterday, smiling and bowling
to their constituency.
G W. Price, who lives on Pennsyl-
vania avenue, lost by fire last Friday
morning barn and ten tons of hay on
his Bent Mountain place. Origin of
fire unknown, but supposed to be the
result OF carelessneS5. There was no in
suraIce.
j. A Loop, OF the Leonard Lumber
Company, has in his possession a very
Interesting piece Of antiquity. 1t Is an
old German Bible, and has been in his
family for over ono hundred and thirty
years. 1t was brought from the Father
land to this country by Mr.. Loops
grandfather.
A hunting party from Philadelphia,
Roanoke and the county passed through
Salem Saturday from very successful
expedition through the mountains O.
Craig. The party succeeded in killing
I've deer and nine turkeys, but they say
that the game Is being rapidly extermi-
mated and is not as plentiful as 1t was
in former years.
Mrs A. w Walthall, OF Lafayette, a
sister OF J H. Henning and mother of
Mrs. Jno Hall. OF this place, died on
last Friday and was buried Saturday in
the family burying ground on the Wal
thall farm The deceased WAS o con-
scten.ious Christian and beloved by all
who knew her Her husband Is also very
i'll and on account Of his age will not
likely long survive her.
Yesterday was court day, and the fne
weather brought together q large crowd
which was good-natured and good
humored with little or no evidences of
f" drinking, save perhaps few cases on
Jockey alley. The auc tionesrs were
busy as usual. and ever and anon, amid
the din and hum. could DO heard The
familiar voice of Aucstoueer Huff Crying
his own wares, and he had everything,
from the --latest" patent Office report TO
'one of the finest horsee you ever saw"
County Court Proceedings
County court convened yesterday, and
owing to the absence through illness of
Judge Moifets, Hon. Galloway Brown, of
Bedford county. presided Tho follow
ing business WAS disposed Of
Elijah PoAge quail fl I'D as notary pub.
lie. with James Grubb as security.
w. M. Montgomery resigned as ad-
ministra.or OF the es,ate of Mrs. Sarah
b. Terrill, deceased.
Com monwealth VS.. John Flowers, con-
tinued to the fourth day, and defendant
recognized to appear in the sum of $3.50,
with j. e. Allemong as security.
81. M. Woods resigned as trustee in
deed OF trust executed byJ. G. Moomaw,
to secure j. Hampton Hoge and w. A.
Coleman; and s K Denerson subssi-
tuted in his stead by consent Of both
parties
The following special grand jury was
empanelled: D. McCommo0 w. D.
Bo~les Lyon. w s. Oakey, j. R.
G. Brown Jr., and w. o Cri'x They
reported indictments ms follows: Conn
monwealth VS. Wade Clark W &. Love.
lace and SAm'l L Boyd, each true bill
for misdemeanor. and against Steptoe
Akers, an Indictment for felony.
BuckIens Arnica Salve.