The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-01
Local Bits.

AVVul OlGUa
News of People
and Events.
Happenings Briefly and Reliably
Put Before You.
His St. Bernard Gone.
Capt. p. ]. Hawks, the popular Nor
folk and Western conductor, mourns the
absence Of his fine st. Bernard, who
took leg bail from the csptsin's premises
few days ago.
Stuart w. O. +. U.
The regular meeting Of tho Stuart w.
Q. L. U. will be held ~ the residence of
Mrs. ID. K. Briggs on Kirk avenue We'd
nesdny. April 1, ~ 3 o'clock o. m. A
full attendance is desired.
The Easter German.
The Roanoke German Club will give
their Easter german at Hotel Roanoke
Ing arrangements for IL to be one of the
most brilliant events of the season.
Street Oar sohSduIe.
The street car schedule changes to-
day. Persons desiring the now scbedule
can obtain one ut the business office of
the Street Car Company In the Terry
building. THE TINES Will publish the
changes tomorrow.
Hustings Court.
In the hastings court yesterday no
business OF Importance was transacted.
The case of Mrs. M. j. Dawson va. e.
a. Wilson. suit on a contract which
has already been tried and in which tho
jury failed to agree, ls set for to- day.
Received Silk Hat.
Mr.. and MrP. Frank Maginnis, of Ros.
noke, are tho guests of John Lellis.
Mr.. Msginnis is the solo tubist Of the
Roanoke Machine Works Band. He
took the prize, silk hat, at the court
mouse concert last night.-Wincheste
Item.
Speaking at the Opera House.
A MESS meeting OF the citizens OF
Roanoke will be addressed tonight at
the old Opera house by Col. R. T.
Carskadon, of West Virginia; Col. J.
Rush Miller, of Virginia, and Hon
Issues OF prohibition. The ladies are
invited to attend.
Spring Millinery Opening.
EVERYBODY is invited to attend our
opening Of imported hats and bonnete,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
April 1, 2, 8. We have on hand full
line OF babies emporium st prices that
will pay you to know about.
Very respectfully,
MISSES MALoTT, 119 Salem ave.
w. @. Cover Dead.
w. Q. Cover died yesterday morning
at the residence of bis brother-in-law
at 646 Tenth avenue q. q. Of kidney
troubles. Deceased WAS o native OF
Frederick county, Md, and was 80
years of age. The intermens will take
place at 10 o'clock this morning In the
City Cemetery.
From Hinton to Elkhorn.
John A. Angel, of Summers county,
w. Va, Is In the city visiting his brother,
K. IL. Angel. He said 10 TIMES re-
Railroad Company intends to build q
line from Hinton to Elkhorn to connect
with the Norfolk and Western at Elk
horn. The engineers are out surveying
the road.
Up-to-date Grocers.
YOUR attention Is called to the adver.
tisement OF Bright & Harris, groeers, TO
be found In this issue. They carry q
n MI q Oh
ton. Prompt and accurate delivery 81
orders will be their aim. You cannos
go wrong by dealing with them. A
frst~olass store kept By frat class men.
The Opening Continued.
The Palsis Royal announces the con .
tinuation OF It's opening throughout the
present week, ana thanks the ladies' of
Roanoke for their generous patronage
last week. They have probably the
most complete and beautiful line OF mil
linery, hats and bonnets to be found in
Southwest Virginia. Low prices prevail.
Experienced milliners only employed.
In the Swim Once More.
1T WILL please hundreds OF ladies to
know that "The-Bszaar," Salem ave.
nue., with Chas. Enock as manager, will
| have sheir opening on Wednesday,
April 1, when they will show new
ard complete stock of dry goods and
millinery of foreign and domestic
makes. To this old stand, which has
been 40 favorably known and where all
have been so we'll treated. all will be
| pleased to return.
| Police COURT Yesterday.
| Alexander Millander Was fined SO FOL
selling goods on Sunday. Virgins
Bryant, colored, was fined So for disor-