The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-23
SALEM NEWS

Ivan Yonce and vito are back from at.
tending the Atlanta exposition.
J. B. Bradfleld and family, of Upper
Vile, Fauquier county, arrived Thurs
day evening and will make this their
home.
Mrs. Chas. Msury, who las been sick
for the past week, ia i'm proving.
f. H. McClellsnd, of Roanoke, was in
town yesterday.
]. t. Morgan, OF Holliue, who has
been on the Typographical survey corps
Of Baltimore, was in town yesterday.
Joel 81. Cutchin. attorney at law Of
Roanoke, was in town Yesterday.
Union THANKSGIVING services will be
held on next Thursday, the 2sth, at the
Methodist Church as 10 q. m. Rev. G.
A. Miller will preach the Thauksgiv-
ing sermon, but will be assisted by the
other pastors in the services.
Mrs. Josiah Simmons Is very Ill at her
residence on Main street.
Courthouse Items.
The case against Flowers for assault
and battery was concluded yesterday.
After being out for few minutes the
jury brought in q verdict Of simple as
sault and battery, and imposed fine of
five dollars.
The case OF T. II. Martin vs.. ]. s.
Woodrum was called, and occupied the
latter halt OF tho dav. This Case WAS
carried up from the justice's court upon
an appeal of M arsin co recover damaged.
1t is claimed that the plaintiffs dog
killed several sheep OF the defendant,
and ,hereupon the latter shot Martins
dog. For this no sueB Woodruff fer
damages. The case is with the jury,
and will be decided this morning.
Industrial Notes.
w. B. billiard, OF billiard e Persin-
ger, druggists, is having his residence
on College avenue remodeled. When
completed.it will be one OF the hand.
soonest residences in that section.
Rev. DR.. Pitzsr, of Washington. has
under construction neat cottage on
Union street. The building is now in
the hands Of the plasterers and paint.
ers.
A large brick residence is being built
for DR.. j. 2. Killisn ON Pennsylvania
avenue.
The upper story of the Brown build
ing Is undergoing the finishing touches,
and when completed will be occupied by
j. R. G. Brown, Jr.
Workmen are busy cutting down the
billiard hill and filling in the ap-
proaches to the dry branch bridge.
The electric plant wao disabled
Thursday night by the breaking down
of portion Of the machinery. 1t will
likely be ready for use again tonight.
College Locals.
R. M. Hudson. of Dublin, WAS called
home yesterday on accuunt of his
fathers illness.
G. A. Repass, of Wytheville, was
his father and left on the evening train.
James Frantz, of Danvillo. left yes
terday for his homo on an archaeological
expedition.
a. j. McIntire has resigned as cap
tain of the football team and Harry
Deyerle has been chosen as his sue
cessor. Mr.. McIntire was one of the
best players of the team and his loss
will greatly weaken the college line,
but on account of some in juries received
in the Lexington games he deemed it
best to retire from the field this season.
However he will continue to coach for
tho college team.
In the game with the Roanoke V M.
G. A. this evening the college team will
line up as follows: G. Jones, left end;
Meredith, left tackle; Hartman, left
guard; Waterson, centre; Claiborne,
right guard; Fisher, right tackle; Coff-
man, right end; Whitman, left half
back; Dukes, right half back; Deyerle,
full back; Walden, quarter back. Game
will be called at 4 p. m. A special car
will run and round trip tickets issued st
csc each. A large delegation OF stu
dents will 60 down to root for the COLI
lege and an interesting game is ex-
pected.
On Saturday, December z. a game is
booked with the Blacksburg giants ct
Roanoke.
At a meeting of tho sophomore clnss
yesterday, Il. p. Stemple. OF West Vir-
ginia, was elected president and r. G..
Koiner, OF Virginia, secretary and treas
urer; class colors were adopted and
com nittee appointed to devise class
yell.
The Ciceronisns will discuss the fol-
lowing question tonight: Resolved,
That the United States has exerted
greater influence on the history of the
world than has England.
The Demosthe means will debate the
question, "Resolved. That the president
of tho United States should be elected
by popular vote
HOw's This!
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