The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-14

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LOCALITIES
THERE Is nothing more refreshing
than Lemonade, made from fresh fruit
with carbonated water and lots of ice;
such % you get 1T VsnLear Bros
fountain.
Tropical Fruits.
Read she I'D" Of Bright & Harris.
grocers. They are receiving daily
tropical fruits. Give them call.
r. r. Y. NJ. O. A.
Stale Secretary L. A. Coulter will
speak from the subject, Take Ye Away
the Stone," at the Friday highs prayer
meeting. -
j. W. Neal for Police Justice,
j. w. Neal is q candidate for the
Office of police justice. His name WAS
Inadvertently overlooked in our report
yesterday.
Ascension Day Services
To-day being the festival Of the as.
cension of Christ, divine services and
celebration OF the Holy Communion are
appointed for 10 q. M, at St. Johns
Church.
Good Teacher.
The National business College has
added one more efficient teacher to
their force in the person Of Prof. n.
p. Painter, of Vin.op, who will take
charge of the department in English.
An Interesting Address.
Rev. e. b. Pollard gave to o large
and attentive audience last night atN
the First Baptist Church, Impressions
and lessons from the recent Baptist
convention in Chat:anoosa.
Will Push the Marshali s. Wendell Piano.
THE Hobbie Piano Co. made con-
tract for fifty Marshall & Wendell
planes yesterday with Mr.. Mckinney.
the president. and will push this we'll
known and popular instrument.
at the Second Presbyterian.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church held straw
berry festival at the church on Tuesday
night which WAS largely attended, and
was most enjoyable occasion. The
matter was Inadvertently left out-of
Yesterdays issue. ~
Sermon TO the knights.
The annual sermon 20 the knights of
Pythias will be preached by Rev. e. B.
Pollard, Of the First Baptist Church,
next Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
Members of the order are requested to
meet at their castle hall at 1890 o'clock
o. m. sharp, for the purpose of attend
tng In body.
In Police Court.
In the police court yesterday morn
ing several cases were disposed Of
Jesse Lewis, colored, was sent to Jail
for sixty days for stealing q IS UNI
brelln, o dress and As cents in money
from Ida Crutchfield. S. W. Howerton
WAS fined $40 for maintaining o nui-
sance at the Southern Hotel. Dick
Parrish WAS committed to jail to await
the action Of commission of lunacy.
A Big Deal.
Messrs. Watt, Rettsw 6 Clay have
made big deal in dry goods and no.
tions with the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company. These goods were,
recently wrecked on the Cllnch Valley
fa nRn "a
trade the benefit Of the extreme lbw
prices. See their big I'D" on Ia t
page.
OF Interest to Gardeners.
This Is the season Of the year when
the gardens are attacked by cut
worms and other destroying insects.
The best and most effectual remedy Tor
the affliction Is liberal nee OF tobacco
dust or . solu sion OF stems and dust.
Insects will not attack plants that have
been thus "tobaccoed." Tobacco dust
and stems may be secured from the
Flshburn Bros. for nominal consider.
alton.
Conc to Missouri.
w. D. Simmons, of Missouri. who has
been visiting his uncle, Jno. 4. Brown,
left yesterday for his home, ac-
companied by Mrs. Brown and Miss
Jude M. Simmons, of Bedford, who
will spend the summer with relstives
in Missouri. Mr.. Simmons has made
two trips to Virginia this year, and Il ia
believed the next time he comes he
will NOT return alone.
Willing Workers Concert.
A concert under the Euspices Of the
Willing Workers for the benefit of st.
Johns Sundsy-school will be given
Thursday evening, May II. in the
parish building. Refreshments will be
served and all who attend may expect
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