The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-09
Localities

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FRANK TELLER's "Chicos" is the best
cigar you can buy for cents. VanLesr
Bros, sole agents. DR.
Timeiettes.
Are you In the Piano Contest? 1n'
most refreshing rain fell last night. "a
The board walks in the southwestern Th
part OF the city need repairing. me
Think OF Roanoke winning two games bel
In one day. No wonder 1t rained. ev'
Twenty-three COWS, eight hogs and sn,
one horse were seen yesterday afternoon POI
peacefully grazing on the vacant lot cor pr, pr
ner of Ninth avenue and Park street. In
How about the law? pre-
German at Hotel Roanoke. raj
number OF young men of this city. pa,
| wall give german at Hotel Roanoke
Tonight, which promises to be one Of he
the most brilliant and delightful events
of the year. cal
Daughters of the Congederaoy. WE
> The Daughters of the Confedercy will an
meet at Mrs. j. Allen Watts, Ninth III,
avenue 8. W., this afternoon at pm. IA
As this 10 the last meeting until fall, q ~.
{ full attendance is desired. NJ,
A Busy Week. POI
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, they sold more pianos and organs last 20
week than any week during this year. 90
, Business Is improving with this COM VIZ
pany. T nUi
Trolley Pole Broken. ou-
The trolley pole of the Crystal Springs ira
cars broke down yesterday morning
about 1890 O'Clock. The car was run Oh
into the shop by the cond NC .or standing
on top Of the car and holding the trolley Op
, to the pole. ass
Approaching Marriage. en-
Cards out announcing the ap- MI
preaching marriage of A. A. Johnson, ue
Of the firm Of Watt, Rettew & Clay, to IN
Miss Rosa Elma Cutchin, daughter of PIT
= Joel II. Cu.chin, of this city. The mar. SEE
riage will take place at the First Bap- WE WE
list Church on Wednesday evening, Vi
June II, at $3.50 p. m. 40
Down Go the Prices. he
Heironimus and Brugh advertise this WI
2, morning a startling reduction on sew GO
= eral lines Of standard goods. When this thu
reliable house makes rducuon, the an
ladies of Roanoke know they are sure Of
getting first-class goods for their money. Tr
PAraaols and shirt waists and silks are
sure OF rapid sale at the low figures Gel
placed on them by this house. on
2 Will Cross the Bridge Today.
A message was received by officials Loo
last night from Msjor Sands that the ri,
:. bridge would be repaired this morning ha
80 that trains will be able to run over it to
and that No. may be expected in on ia,
time. This will be good news TO the loe
travelling public. en-
Lecture at First Baptist. do
|, Rev. j. T. Belts. who preached two 1w
l interesting sermons at the First Baptist II
| Church on Sunday, delivered lecture po
there last night on travels in the Holy we
} Land, illustrated with stereopiicon .,
vic Hho 1nn Sail -.
and much enjoyed. Mr.. Belts Is q fluent pr
J. talker and knows how to entertain an TIL
audience. en-
"He Puts Up Prescriptions" g.
BARNES does, and he puts them up or
5 right. He Is upright, also. in business ca
. and withal a downright good fellow. Go ha
around TO his popular drug store and let ria
= him show you his check printing ma ru
chine, the one that is kept busy all day tic
printing checks for the guesses in his J.
contest. The ar OF beans Is in his win. trs
dow Take guess and win the gold, ex
for II Is SCARCE now. m,
Drew the Gold Medal
The gold medal presented by the
7 Sodality Of st. Andrews Sunday.school by
on sunday afternoon. was successfully ste
drawn by Miss Mary Msginnis, daugh- no
) ter OF @. Maginnis, of this city. The r.
media is handsomely engraved, and was in
awarded for good conduct and perfect
Rotations. The Sunday-school will OK
close during the summer months and ye
will open In September. WI
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The Office Re.established. LOT
Is will be remembered that on March ag
OF this year. the office Of revenue coll Ca
lector which WAS filled by J. G. johnson nil
was discontinued. On yesterday m orn- mi
Ing Mr.. johnson received notice from ct
VIM. FL Fowle, acting collector, that abb
the office had been re.es:ablished, and hs
he would be continued as 8 deputy COL col
lector. Mr.. Johnson received q lot of pei
stamps at the same time and on yester- dir
day sold large number. The re-estsb- tn,
fishing Of the Office here Is probably due pol
to the efforts of Louis Scholz more than on
any other one man. he
Died at the Age of 1I6. m,
Tsbitha Tyler, On aged colored wo. wa
man, died in this city Sunday morning Or,
at the age OF 116 years, being born in be
: 1850. She was raised by William B. thu
Hicks, OF Amherst county. Up 10 sh,
short time prior to her death she could an
walk as we'll as an 1s-yeAr old girl She mic