The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-21


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w. *. ANDREWS s, Co,
2l0 Salem Avenue,
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TOMS CREEK - IS
BANNER 80. e. 20
DORCHESTER ) IS
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SPLINT g -
THACKER 20 s.,
ALMA z y
Also COKE AND WOOD.
Try our SMOltELESS COAL. There
is none better, although you may pay II
fancy price for some not so good. j. II.
WILKINSON IL Co, 1902 Third Street
s. W. 'Phone2l0.
Half seasoned sawed oak blocks are
best for the new style of stoves. We
have them. Also Alma coal ut So IS per
ton. Foard Coal Company, 20 . Salem
avenue.
ATTENTION, LIGHT INFANTRY.
All members are ordered to appear in
uniform, overcoats and leggings ut ar
mory ut 10 p. m. sharp. BY order
Il. y. HATCHER,
Captain Commanding
W. r.. ENGLEBY, First Segreant.
A NEW BOARDING HOUSE.
Nice front rooms, hot and cold baths,
large front yard, accommodations first
class No. l04 corner Henry street amt
Sixth avenue, near new postofiice
lIinwatha Tribe meet at hall Monday,
February -, ut O'Clock p. IN. sharp
DIR. BROADUS HERE.
Dr. NJ. T.. Broadus, of Bristol, will oc-
cupy the pulpit ut Calvary Baptist
Church today, both morning and night
He is forcble preacher of the Word.
ON A SAD ERRAND.
j. X. Gilchrst and family left on last
nights train for Summit Va, where they
were called by telegram to attend the
funeral of Mrs Gilchrist's mother. They
will probably return Tuesday.
WE HOPE SO.
John llobson. who was on his way to
Bristol yesterday afternoon from Paper
vile, saw large blucksnake on the hill
Just this side OF the Anderson Woodland
lying stretched in the sun. Mr.. Hobson
killed the snake, which 'measnred four
and half feet. 1t was as full of life as
II it were in the blaZirg sun of June
rms is apparently II sign that winter
has broken. bristol News
NanIear Bros. have IL beautiful line of
pipes and it will give them pleasure to
show any one interested in these goods
POLICE COURT NEWS.
The case of Walter Iamison. charged
with attempting to steal cattle, wa
called yesterday morning and decision
was reserved until the court had an op-
portunity to hear the argument of the
counsel Will Meadows WAS sent To the
grand jury on the charge of stealing so
from j. l.. Wright. There was ONLY one
city fine of 50 imposed for trt spnss
DISPATCHER MILLER DEAD.
Intelligence has just reached this city
of the death OF Frank Miller, train dis
patchcr on the kenovn division of the
Norfolk and Western, which occurred
Friday morning at } o'clock ut his home
at Kcnova. Mr. Miller was from Wake.
field, Ohio, and mad served in the present
capacity for about four wears, ever since
the connection ut kcuUVa had been made
The rcmans were taken to his home in
Wakefield yesterday for irterment
Visit Wilc'S new store Tuesday after.
noon and evening. Special display
TRADE LABOR COUNCIL MEETING.
The Southwest Virginia Trade and
Labor Council will meet to day ut 9:3O
O'Clock in the Berkeley building on .IeTer.
son street. All union men nre welcome.
BURNED BY KEROSENE.
y G-year- old son of Capt Graybill was
right severely burned Yesterday as the
result of kindling fire with Kerosene lie
was right seriously burned about the face
and it was feared that his cyesight would
he destroyed, hut later reports say that
the burn may not prove.so serious.
NanI.ear Bros. will sell you either
Hover or garden seeds if you want them
ST. JAMES ARRIVALS.
Mrs. s. II. Shumate. Front Royal: u.
ID. Draper. Portland, W. Va; j. w. Eel
low, Radford; J. T.. Ellis, Bristol: c. f.
Bass, kenova: &. w Jones, Thackcr: G.
{. Braeley, Bluefeld; c. f. Shofer and
wife, st. Louis: c. c. Taylor, Danville,
were among the guests registered nt the
st, James yesterday.
WAY DOWN, SURE.