The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-10-22
SALEM NEWS
EDWARD JETER, REPORTER.

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Judge w. Griffin addressed crowd of
colored voters at the. tabernacle on Ala
bama street Tuesday night
D. j. Duffey has the contract for the
plumbing of Capt. J. G.. Langhorne's ele-
CANT house on billiards. Hill.
Mr.. Wellington, a student of Roanoke
College, from North Carolina, is Very i'll
with pneumonia at the residence of Mrs
Peck.
Miss Anna Moreand, of Altoona, Pa.
who is IL sister Of Mrs. Couch, of West
Salem, is on visit to the family of the
latter.
Miss Tiny Kitrige, of New Orleans.
and Miss Lula Peck, of Fincastle. are
visiting the Misses McClaugherty, on
Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Cienshaw, of Ora
ham, spent Tuesday with the family of
our townsman, j. A. Baumg gardner. on
the Boulevard.
On Tuesday Perry Stanley and Emma
Wells, both of this county, we're married
ut the residence of Mr.. Wells, about one
mile north of Fort Lewis Chutch.
Miss Heck, of Raleigh n. q, delivered
an interesting and inStructiveItalk Mt the
Baptist Church on Tuesday evening to
the Woman's Baptist Missionary Society.
The salem Orchestra entertained tha
little folks at the Baptist Orphanape on
Tuesday night and will play Tor the chill
dren of the Lutheran Orphanaoe next
Tuesday night
The Misses Mary and Laura Miller
daughters of DR.. H. q. NJ Miller. Of
Roanoke, spent Tuesday with Miss Lille
Repass, at the hospitable home of Mar
shall McClung.
On Tuesday the school board met Mt
Peters creek to locate place. for Il new
school building in contemplation by that
body. They will probably purchase lot
from G. a. Hubbard.
The a. w. L. r. musical OF ganization
of which VIM. Montgomery is the lead.
ing spirit, is beginning to acq uire n M
tional reputation. They have been in.
vited to play in Ballehack.
Last evening at the home OF A. r.. BAR
Der, in West Salem, James Haley was
united in marriage to Miss Lula Barber.
Both are well-known county people, hav.
ing lived among us many years.
Tuesdays sale of the effects OF Elias
Murray, on Mason's creek, was largely
attended and goods brought fair prices
and were sold for cash. Many were in
attendance from n distance, among the
number being Brown and Barney Muir
ray, of Koiner Springs
Miss Taylor, of Norfolk. secretary of
the Women's Auxiliary of the South.
ern diocese of Virginia, delivered an adj.
dress Tuesday night Mt the Episcopal
Church. She is daughter of the we'll
known Virginian, Tazewell Taylor. Mrs.
Jno. Lloyd, OF Lynchburg, secretary of
the junior auxiliary, is with Miss Taylor.
Both are stopping at the home of Col.
Robt II. Logan, on Broad street
S. NJ. Hundley, n brother of Mrs. Sam
uel Parrish, oil Salem, who has for twenty
years been living in Kapao Kanai town
in the Hawaiian Islands, wrote a letter a
few days ago in which he stated that he
had read of the great conflict going on
IN America between the money power and
the people; said that his sympathies were
with the people, and he hoped that they
would be victorious. Mr.. Hundley is
with the Spaulding Sugar Company, am.
describes the climate of Hawaii as being
delightful, with Il thermometer of about
40 degrees the year round
Voters, remember that Saturday. the
Gath instant, will be the last day on
which you can register If not already
registered, attend to it ut once If YOU
know anyone not registered, or who
should have IL transfer in order to vote,
see that they are properly transferred,
even II 1T is at the cost ola little personal
trouble. Two weeks from Yesterday will
begin the greatest battle of ballots ever
waged in America. Stupendous results
must follow the election. 1t is foolish
ness to say that so momentons q ques-
ton has ever presented itself before to
the American people. or that this country
has ever before been in the same deplora-
BILE condition rs it is to-day The veal
or woe of millions of people depends on
your vote cast on November Bird, 1896. 4
gigantic dragon, upon whose scaly sides
are written monopoly, syndicate and
trust, must be fought and conquered If
by any means he is not slain in the fight.
he will but fortify himself stronger in his
castle, around whose walls are whitening
the bones of his victims. The manhood,
the homes, the firesides and all that is
or has ever been held sacred by free born
men, depends upon your action. On the
one side is arraigned the money power
and its minions of evil, and on the other
the lives and liberties and right to exist
of nearly 0,000, 900 of the plain people
of our country. Let it not be said that
you were recreant to your great trust in
this the hour of peril of the people.
Vote for your affairs and your fires, vote
for the green grass of your sires, God,
and yonr native land
MEETING OF TRUSTEES.
The trustees of the Lutheran Orphan