The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-14
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Coal S3 75 Per Ton-Speciaf.
WE have car of new coal, and to in.
troduce it will make 3 special price of
$a.75 per ton. VIII you try it?
j. ii. WILKINSON & Co,
Prone sl0. 102 Third street 8. W.
Read tho pcetical ads. ON the fourth
page.
Have you seen the b!cy Gle girl in Mas
sizes window?
In police court yesterday morning
James Arthur was fined IS for being disc
orderly.
TRY Farmers Supply Comrany's
Dixie" and "Tip-Top" patent flour.
Market Square.
JoHNsoN's juvenile picture. 1.-THE
Elopement." in Truth to day. All news
stands and trains.
The remain7 of the late Mrs. Eugene
Wolff were laid to rest in Fairview
Cemetery yesterday afternoon,
Watch this paper Sunday morning
for j. f. Wingield's ad. 1t will be a
hummer" and no mistake about 1t.
Coal, coal, coal. For clean coal,
honest weight and prompt delivery,
order from Farmers Supply Company.
Nell Whitehill, one OF the Roanoke
baseball players. : no. i'll as reported,
but has sufficiently recovered to report
here in few days
Slightly disfgured. but not "In The
Ring" and can still furnish coal at 81 q
ton. Office, 102 Roanoke street 8. W.
Phone 2l0. j. FL. WILKINSON &c Co.
HARILY day passes thai we do not
rent or sell some body a house LIST
yours with US If you want it disposed of.
w. A. PediRo & Co., No. Campbell
avenue s. Q.
Wa vat You Need.
It is Paine's celery compound you
need . make your blood pure and give
YOU str. myth. Read the large advertise-
ment on me second page and prof. oy
IL.
1882 Figures.
ONE of the beet corner lots on Park
street in Levin addition 5Ox13O feet.
Beautiful locstiL n. Price $3.50 cash, J.
F. WINGFIELD. 2l>1 Commerce street.
Approaching MarrisAe.
David s. Phlegar, If Norfolk, son OF
Hon. A. A. Phlegsr, Of Christiansburg,
will be married on the 18th inst. to Miss
Katie Montague. OF Christiahsburg. Mr..
side in Norfolk.
a Girl In Bloomers
A young lady in boomers, riding @
No. 40 Columbia bic5 Gle, arrived In the
city yesterday morning direct from
Philadelphia. She was at M assie's drug
store all day, where she was the object
OF great deal Of admiration and COM
ment. She will remain there for some
time.
Craig Overwhelmingly Dry.
j. M. Gambill received letter yes-
terday from a party in Craig county
stating that the entire county had gone
overwhelmingly dry. 1t will be remem.
bered that In local option contest some
time ago portion OF the county
voted to abolish the saloon.
A ChiIdren's Party.
Miss Ida Conner, the little daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Conner, gave a
delightful party to q mum Der of her
friends and schoolma,es last night at
the residence of her parents at 28 Third |
avenue n. 9. The evening was spent
In music and games and much enjoyed |
by all present.
a Good Sale.
DR.. j. 8. Upton, physician at the Gro. |
zer Furnaces. has recently purchased |
from j. E. Wingfield Sc Co. the large
sixteen-room brick house at "a Third
svenue n. g., and IL lie now undergoing
thorough repairs. DR.. Upton came here
about six months ago from Pulaski. It
Is understood that the property brought
good price.
Death of Mrs. Col. Shelor.
News was received yesterday in the
city Of the death of Mre. Col VIM. B.
Shelor, of Floyd county, of heart dis.
ease. Deceased was the mother of Henry
Shelor OF this city, and he, together with
his family. left yesterday to attend the
funeral which takes place to-day. Mrs.
Shelor was 70 years of age at the time
OF her death. She leaves two sons and
four daughters.
Former ROanoker $500 Short.
The Norfolk Pilot of yesterday con-
tanned the following: CDR. f. E. White
says that he 10 $500 short. THIS morn
ing about 1 O'CLOCK he appeared before
the rail st police headqusrters, accom-
panied by Ssllie Deformis and o youth
by the name Of John III. And The
young woman he charged wish having
relieved him of his roll at the franklin
Theatre few minutes previously. The
THAT BAD COLI