The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-29
Local Bits.
News of People
and Events.

Happenings Briefly and Reliably
Put Before You.
WHY not buy your coal and wood
from those who sell the best. We have
just gotten in ten cars of the best
lump and nut coal we have had this
winter and are selling II from SO to
S4.50 per ton. Ne Will appreciate your
very valuable orders.
NEIMs COAL Co,
No. Campbell Avenue 8. w.
Phones 146 and 100.
The Mentor, the Roanoke organ of
the colored people, has temporarily
suspended publication.
The old reliable and we'll known firm
OF Rosenbaum Brothers announce their
spring opening Of millinery and dress
goods this morning. Bead their I'D"
Messrs. Watt, Rettew & Clay an.
nounce some special things for Mon
dsy'a special sale. They also want re-
liable parties to CANVASS for them. See
their "ad."
Polios Court Yesterday.
In the police court yesterday two in
dividua's who had imbibed too freely of
fire water" were fined SIS each by Judge
Williams.
Surprise Party.
A surprise party was given on Tenth
street 8. q. In vacant house last night.
Over forty guests participated. The
party was much enjoyed by all.
Hastings Court.
The proceedings OF the hustinga court
yesterday were unimportant. The ses-
sion only lasted till noon and the time
WAS spent by attorneys arguing the case
of disputed board bill and q few
chsncery causes.
Helms
DISPLAY OF pattern hats. bonnets and
millinery novelties next Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday will surpass any
OF their former exhibits. The ladies
are cordially invited to attend. l26
Salem avenue 8. W.
Fine Tailoring.
ROBERT SToNEsIFER, "the Old Reli-
able" has something to say to those
who want spring closhes. summer
clothes or any other kind OF clothes. He
will guarantee you his goods and will
give you good fit. Call on him.
New Firm.
Hunter & Co. have leased the build
ing. No. LEI Salem avenue, Landerkin
& Michael's old stand, and will IN a few
days open an up CO. date retail grocery
store. Mr. Hunter is from Lewisburg,
W. Va, and has for q number OF years
been engaged in the wholes sale grocery
business.
Spring Millinery Opening.
EVERYBODY is invited TO attend our
opening of imported hats and bonnete,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
April 1. Q. 8. We have on hand a full
line OF babies emporium at prices that
Will pay you to know about.
Very respectfully,
MISSES MALoTT, 119 Salem ave.
A Clever scrape.
A preacher went into Claude N.
Ruhrs tonsorial parlor at the Ponce de
Leon and said: ~ would like to get q
tcrape." He was requested to be seated
and when the work WAS completed re-
marked: THAT was a clever screpe."
Mr.. Ruhl likes to "fcrspe" new ac-
quaintances rs we'll as old.
EnIarging Their Business.
The Fidelity Wall Paper Company
have purchased the entire stock OF the
Decorative Art Company, which, added
to their already large stock, makes 1t
the largest and the most complete stock
in this section. All parties contsmplat-
Ing using wall paper this season should
call on the Fidelity Wall Paper Com.
pany, G. A. Woolford, Manager.
a Hustlipg Firm.
Attention Is directed to the ADVERTISE
ment OF Ellis Bros. in another building.
These young gentlemen are fast making
an enviable record for themselves in
their particular line of business. They
are perfectly reliable and honest In
their dealings, and transact salts.
fAotorilv all business entrusted to their
care. Read their nd."' and give them
q call.
In the Swim Once More
IT WILL please hundreds CT ladies to
know that THE Bazaar" 81 Salem ave.
nue., with Chss. Encck as man ger, will
have their opening on Wednesday,
April 1, when they will show q new
and complete stock OF dry goods and
millinery of foreign and domestic
makes. To this old stand. which has
been 30 favorably known and where all
have been so we'll treated, all will be
pleased to return.
Y. N. O. A. Notes.
I A very enthusiastic meeting of the
Century Club was held in the Y. M. @.