The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28
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VOTE for w. w. Rule for Constable.
Sunday Hours.
Saturday, May 80, Memorial Day, be.
iDgs national holiday, Sunday hours
will be observed at the postoffioe.
First Ward Voting Place.
The voting place in the First ward
viii. be on Salem avenue, in one of the
rooms formerly occupied by the Norfolk
and Western saloon.
Hot Weather Clothes.
The Philadelphia One-Price Clothing
House has something to say In their
lad" this morning about hot weather
clothes, coupled with some very attrac-
tive prices.
Chance TO Save Money.
Hartberger e. Patterson, trustees for
w. w. Workman & Co., have an attrac
tive lad" on page 4. They offer
genuine opportunity to money-savers.
Give them call.
An Ice Cream FeativaI.
The Ladies' Auxiliary 20 the Order 81
Railway Cond uctors will hold an ice
cream festival Tonight and to morrow
night in the West End Y NJ. G. A hal.
The public is cordially invited to al
tend
Death OF q Child.
Anna g., aged years, the daughte,
Of e E and r Berta Conner, died yes
terGay at their IT sidence, No. 6l2 SIKH
avrTu' r. ~. Frro-+l s-rv'coa p. her
residenca to-day al 8 D M conducted
b, Rev Il / Stevens Irterment at
Fairview Cemetery
Memorial services.
By request Of John Myers, John b.
Brady, Il. ]. Martin. committee Of az
rargemen,s, End e ! A Elm, ,bN
members OF Roanoke Post No. 40. G.. A
R. will xesrmh HE 5; post ball next Sa
ufday at 4:30 Q. N. 20 proceed to to-
City Cemetery, where the annual MEM
rial services will be held.
Commission OF Lunacy.
Weldon Davis, Of Dundee, this county.
was tried before commission Of lunact
vests rdsy composed OF Justices Campo,
Neal and Swaveley, who decided that b.,
was of unsound mind and ordered him
TO be sent 10 an asylum as soon as poo
sible. Davis has been in the asylum at
Marion twice. He left there few
months ago In apparently sound MIND
Succeeds Thomas & Burns.
We refer 1Ur readers TO the advertise
meni of c A. Thomas on the fourth
page. Mr.. Thomas has succeeded the
we'll known firm OF Thomas & Burns.
and it is safe TO say .hst he viii pursue
the policy which gave the late firm sucb
an envisbla reputation in this city. Mr.
Thomas ssarts by off, ring Roanokers s.
r2r7 charce 70 save money Read his
ad.
In Police Court.
In police court yesterday morning, j
e. rent, charged with being drunk and
asleep on the street was taxed So So
Eugene Mason, drunk and down, fined
So so. The case against Allie Potge
charged with Creating a disturbance or
Cleveland avenue, was dismissed. ed
ward Taylor, colored, charged 0l;h
moving = stone and knocking ar We
cus for colored boy named Bracket,
SO continued until thiH morning.
VOTE for w. w Rule for Constable.
We Had an Accident.
'iHE TIMES cwen AL col. CIV 70 many
subscribers for thc nor app. ar.Ice OF
their paper yesterssy murning A
serious accident happened TO our print-
lrg press in he breaking a large cog
wheel before we had completed printing
yesterdays edition. II will be several
days before this wheel can ba replaced,
and in the meanwhile our paper will be
printed by the Stone Printing and Man
ufac,nring Company
Lawn Party.
A lawn party will be held by the
ladies' Of the Parsonage Society of
Greene Memorial NJ E. Church, at the
parsonage, No. 33s Church street g. w
this tThursday) evening, commencing
at O'Clock ssonable refreshments
i'll be served, and cordial invitation
10 given to sll friends OF the church and
me No bers Of the congregation to be pres
emit. The object is certainly a worthy
one and we bespeak for these ladies )
large attendance and liberal patronage.
The X. l.. 4. Concerts.
The band concerts which the mem-
befs Of the Roanoke Light Infansry pro
pose to hod at CRYSTAL Spring Park, on
the nights OF the 18Th, 10th ard Goth Of
June, promises to be a moat enjoyable
affair. The concerts are 10 aid the BOYS
in securing funds to assist in paying a
part of the expenses of attending the
Confederate reunion st RichmoI d, " !ch
they are anxious 80 do. 1t Is hoped the
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