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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27
situation ., Ns- orleans.


New Orleans. Oct 20 Numerically
Monday was the worst day yct Of the
fever situation. A. carly as Z o'clock
In the evening the score 90 the board
Of health showed totally 81 % new
cases aud there had boCn 'aaihs 10 the
number % n. Hcro.0fors the hlghesi
number Of deaths IN single day has
been nine Unfortunately there con
tinues 10 be concealmont ~ cases hero
Fatalities occurring bOcauae al -ution
IA not called In. and The masses, Tor the
time being. In . revolutionary mood.
because 81 tho enforcement 90 the gJN-
TEN of house quarantine ARE rsofting
20 every means In their power 10 pa,
obstacles In the way Of De authorities.
President Oliphan, aIf other ON
clals Of the board ~ hoalh were very
much disappointed lat evening az the
mortality showing 81 ihg days record.
but they said that some. a. least. Of
the fatal eases were 10 ls Traced 10 an
indlspositlon on the part % many PEG
Die 90 lot Il BE- known thai sefiOul
cases Of fever existed
This was the rocoIi o' new cas,a
and deaths
New cases % ysr0N lever. 81.
deaths. N. total cr1s az r''i0w fever
a ~ A..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

Cincinnati. Oct 26-The case OF yell
low FOYER which developed In this city
Is August Wilkie. horse trader OF
Montgomery. Ala. whose wife has been
here about month Wilkle arrived
Monday and when bis condition be-
came known he was removed TO the
branch hospital where he II reported
IN q very favorable condition. The case
causes no apprehension. as conditions
for the spread Of yellow fever do not
oKist here
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

Having returned from squirrel hunt.
ing In the Brasos bottom, am again
ready 10 make the best pictures Cor the
least money. IA. DmLGnEy.
Photographer.
Jess L. johnson, the genial represent.
alive of the Graham Paper Company Of
S. Louis, who has made many friends
Ia Bryan during bis frequent Visits
here is again Ia The city.
5. A. Cayiii, who. @ viii be remem.
bered, shot The tao Cayiit brothers At
Leon Junction some time ago, came
into GaiesvIlle last week, gave up aud
made bend and was gone again b.'f re-
scarcely any one knew Of his preseu,r.
Mr. Cayiti is a highly respected gem
teman and the best men Of Corycll
county were ready 10 30 bis bond. The
wounded boys both recovered.
Little Mackey Ford who was 10 se.
rionsly hurt lat week by being run
over by a horse, and whose life was a,
lrst de'paired Of. is considerably better
today and chances are good Tor bic re-
covery. This will be- welcome news TO
many Who are friends u The family and
The Telephone hopes 10 be- able 10 an
nounoe the complete recovery Of young
Ford beiore many DAYS have passed
Waco Telephone.
J ". lohuson h down with the den.
que.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

Atlanta. Oct 26-H. ~ Conner. a
fireman on the Atlanta and West Point
railway. who came 10 this city NJ a
refugee from Montgomery about i've
days ago. and who h now lll with yeh
low fever In this city, Il somewhat bet
ter and the physicians who are attend
ing him think that the chances ~ hls
recovery are excellent
There was a heavy frost yesterday
morning. which Will preclude any pos
hbillty Of a spread Of the disease
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

Furnished the Eagle by Mr. J. G..
Minkert, attorney at Law aud real estate
agent.
Deed from J. /. Fountain 10 George
". Williams, 8 acres In A. Williams
league consideration $3.50.
Deed from Powell Harvey aud wife 10
y. X. scdbeny, leO acres 10 7. Reeil
survey; consideration 5000.
Deed from 7. J. Pearson b Elizabeth
Mitchell, Z interest 10 900 acres Ia W.
A. Foster league. consideration tlOO.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27
The Humblest Home Better than
the Finest Hotel,

Home lie cemonts the love Of hus.
band and wife other modes Of living
often loosen the tie" writes Edward
W. Box In the November Ladies' Home
Journal. "Nor does the question Of
expense excuse the not having Of ones
own home. A home is not, Of necessity,
palace. The humblest cottage Is a
million times better than the most lux.
urious hotel ever planned by the hands
OF man In the one happiness il prob
able In the other II T. just possible.
We can talk all We choose about mar.
red happiness; that II, afer all, rest
solely between two people, and that il
makes no difference where they live.
That IL very COED as a theory. But
Thousands Of instances prove the con.
'rafy That the theory will not work in
piaciice. Happiness depends upon the
growth Of the people who are parts Of
H. People who stop and slagnate are
never happy. True happiness thriyes
on what b feels upon. Let stagnalion
enter into two lives, and happiness be-
comes siagnani aud unhealthy. But
let our lives be filled with contentment
with domestic pleasure, with that germ
oievoluiion which springs nom the
hearihslone, and the happiness which
springs from those elements IL purer.
sWeeter and more satisfying to our
natures, our minds and our souls. A
man and wife were made 10 abide To-.
gelher In insepanble lives, and a. new
elements come into that union 10 sweet.
EN- and hallow It, the abiding place
should he some little place, some corner
in this big world which they can call
Their own, their very own, where every.
Thing around them speaks Of the hus.
band q energy and the Wife's achieve.
ment That l. home"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27
Cadet AIlIson,s Death.

The remains Of Cadet viii Allison.
whose death was meniisned in the Ia.
gle yesterday morning we're shipped
from College last night. His home
10 NJ Sonora, sutton county, some three
hundred miles ives, Of here and about
'eyeniy.hve miles Fouth Of San Angelo.
tie nearest railroad station.
The young man was eighteen or
nineteen years Of age, aud, a. before
stated, hia death resulted from conges-
ton In eight hours after lie first attack
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27
wa.shlas Far N.w olI..a. rr.lshl

Houston. Tex. Oct 26-Capt Harry
n Johnson with guard ~ ala men
have been placed on quarantine duty
Al Blodgcti a point just A. the city
limits on the west. whore the Arkansas
Pass and Southern Pacific crosl sach
Other
Mayor Rice said that the situation
required close watching nov and IN the
future. Il had developed that New Or
leana was trying 10 ssnd freight into
the state regardless ~ The conse-
quencc. and as a result everything had
10 be watched his men bad found "a
pres and freight from thni ppIn' only
three dayr out and O showed hat the
CLOSEST watching would have to Be
done. Three cau ~ ffeight from Ncv
Orleans IL held A. one of The stations
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27
Onnrtet,e CImb.

A party Of eight music loving young
men met at the residence of Mr. Frank
Clarke Monday night and organized a
quarieite club. Mr. =. Marion Law wa
elected president, Prof 4. W. Kerr sec.
Rotary, and Prof J. A. Moore, treasur.
er. Mrs. Matte Hines was elected 10.
strnctrcss. Admission fees and dues will
he collected from each member, and
suitable bylaws adopted. The club will
meet regularly every Monday night. A
large amount Of music will be ordered
a. once from which TO make desirable
selections, aud the yonng men Aniiei-
pate much pleasure and profit a. the
result Of their meetings. II successful,
Il il the purpose Of the club later on 10
secure travelling musical attractions for
public appearances here.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

Montgomery. Ala. O.t 2g Tho
hoard Of hsllth roporI four Nv eansi
Holt RortWn y - Cobb. !. e So.
Nuty and Ella nayla WITH tho efcep.
ton u Mu suEE the sOs are anna.
ronty on the ruod o. r.00yHfy. sur.
goon General Wyman hEH Jrlered Dr.
Garter. nov In New Orleans. o. repor,
herr a. once and assume tt8rfe ~ the
work Of fumigaing a1d ii-.ufcc,ing
ne city There was ilsht frost In
many pOrtioua Of che city Monday
morning
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27
They Resisted Arrest asi several w.s.
KILLED sna wsundsd.


Denver. Oct % Governor Adams
has received the following message
from Deputy sheriff Watson NJ Meeksr
COL
Game Warden WILCOX tried 20 a..
rest some utes on Snake river. ave
miles from LILY parh They resisted
and fred on the Wilcox party. No
whites wero injured Several Indians
were killed aud wounded Our sheriff
with a posse u now away ln the vest
end n The county assisting Game War.
dena Mclean and Lytle. General Otis
should order The Fort nuchosns iroops
out at once 90 corral me Indians and
save further trouble Much alarm
here"
The governor raid he dld not apnre.
hend uny HcrIlna trouble and would
not at the present order ont any uato
troops rdFnf'er General OTIS o. inrlln.
"a 10 discredli ihe report ~ the con.
nId in tho absence OF report from
nnlcom NJ Fort Dughone.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

Memphis. Tenn. Oct 2f Three new
oases ~ yellow fever Urr reported hy
the board Of health Monday and two
dsatha occurred Ia .hH carly morning
frOm the disease
AT the cases reported yf'efday Arr
traooable 10 The vicinity of the Original
case 10 the southern part Uf the city.
About 600 people Iaft town Monday
righi fDr northern pu'nff
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

Atlanta Ga Oct % Harry A. Cas-
IN. oa-lauk cashier. o. "a fugitive from
Justice WhsH hls cano was caioi IN
che criminal ruperllr cas- Monday ~
dld rot respond Cesin vas Indicted
laei tprlng Cor embsEIllny t1iOC0 81
The funds % The Georgia Loan Saving!
and BANKING company. a corporation
~ which he was cashier 80 gave boni
lu the um n $1,000. which was sign
"a by Banker D. n Cok,s OF this city.
whom % De- said was Undermined
against Ioa hy tho hthor-ln-law OF
iho young banker % o. fald Cafaln g.
loa In .oHh Africa and hat he "a 10.
ing wen Boo o. business venture in which
b. u lnrlLl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

Contractor siadtIeT, who has charge
Of the work Of building the new mess
hall At College was Ia town yesterday,
aud when asked by the Eagle man how
the work Wa progressing, said that u
had boon greatly retarded by the yellow
fever scAres and guarantees preventing
the shipping Of material The founda.
ton has been completed however, aud
the work will be advanced a. rapidly a.
possible.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27
Fsur NV CO.. ~ y mphl.

Memphis Oct 90 AZ ~ o'clock 90.
DAY the board of health reported tour
new cases Of yellow fever as follows.
Mrs. zlogwert Albert lHvar.n. lda -.
zorro and y Hatch Deaths none
Much colder weather o. predicted Cor
tomorrow.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

Omaha. oct .G The warmest month
~ October ever experienced hy white
men boz this region closed ln blizzard.
Rain BEGAN falling lu western Ne
hraHm and South Dakota early last
night turning io snow oni continuing
uli night Dispatches from Valentine
are 10 The cfeyi that heavy snow haa
fallen there while lu the western ends
81 the state train are having trouble IN
moving Snow haa fallen ln the nh.t
Hilla and ir central and South Dakota
The rains have pat n stop i1 threshlnF
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

Cincinnati OF ~ A ven dlarod
but vvry mild case ~ yellow fegsr ar.
rived In Cincinnati Monday from 40.
bile. Ala u vaa thai of August WI.
HE WIN vas found in 3D. r.tileuce In
The extreme western paH ~ fhe civ.
Health Onlccr Witlr removed ~
paiieu 10 The pet' h0 aad caused
tho residence 10 b. iu.a .a.ad.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

aaniandor Spain. Oct 20 An inclp
tent mutlny was aroused hero Monday
by SOME soldiers who had heen ordered
~ embark iuf ihe Island 81 Cuba no..
lnslnF tr % on board the transport
Although me- men wers eventually rom.
PEELED io Obey orders The ocenrrsnr,
arouse cons dsrsb'emisgiylnga astotbs
possible behavior ~ future doiaeb.
monu o. Spanish troops ordered 10
val
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

Montgomery. Ala OCi 26 a public
meeting was held here today and a
committee appointed 20 take charge N
the foyer situation One thousand dol
lars were raised
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

henderson. Ten Oct ga young
man named CAR Ross waa killed IN
runaway Saturday evening 10 miiea
northeast Of this cltg lle was thrown
from biz wagon and killed. bic team
being frightened. iils bead struck q
pine loo. causing the above results
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

BATTLE WITH UTes.

Mobile. Oct 20 There are thre' nev
cases of yellow fever here. SO deaths
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

New ORLEANS. Oct 2s Twenty three
cares and ave deaths were reported 10
the board ~ health a ! O'Clock today.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

Pass Christian. Miss. OF 20 Two
cases OF yellow river and one auapl.
ciour case reported 90 plnoyllle a
small settlement -four mllsl from here
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-27

Madrid - g The Correspondent
"a alRfhs ne~ laslo o. the ifessssI
hon1~w shortly b. placed on ihs
AI.t
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-19
so Years of Cures.
BONDS IN HIS BOOTS.
An Aged Southernel Too Feeble to Find
His Coupons

His Coupons
New York, Aug. 1S-A man who sail
he was Thomas Hussey, So YEARS of age
Of Montgomery, Ala, entered the Amer
lean Exchange National Bank this after.
noon to deposit some bonds. He was
very feeble, and with trembling hands,
searched through his leu Their wallet and
his pocket-book for some coupons He
could not find them, and the bank could
not do business with the old man. He
was sitting on the step of the bank en-.
trance when policeman of the Broad
way squad saw him. The officer noticed
that the old man was tired out, so he
questioned him, and finally took him to
the Old Slip station house, where the ser
geant ordered the sergeant to search h m
The wallet disclosed $772 in money, u
ticket to Montgomery, Ala, check on
Drea ell & Co., Philadelphia, for S11 900,
and an envelope containing As coupons,
clipped from some bonds which were
found in the old mans boots. There were
eleven 81 900 bonds of the city of Savan.
nah. four one hundred dollar bonds of the
same certificate for 1U0 shares of New
York Central railroad stock
The officer took Mr.. Hussey tc the Cen
trail street police station, where the old
man told Magistrate Coruell that be ar
rive in New York last night, and had
stopped in II boarding house in Watts
street. He could not remerl Der the num-
Der. lie said he had relatives in Brook.
Ign named Mitchell. There WAS no change
to Ee made against Mr.. Hussey, so the
magistrate ordered the policeman to take
him to police headquarters, where steps
could be taken to find his relatives.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-19
St ! ~ 4 ..s . 80. =. s..s.
Commencing
Monday
And continuing during
the week will be
Red Letter Day

And every woman within 40
miles should come. The price
cutter has been at work all
through our stock of Summer
Goods, and everything has suf-
tered. The price of some things
have been cut in two in the
middle, some have had one
third Topped off, and some one
fourth. Of course we lose
money, but it pays to lose
money when by losing it we
make more customers and
please those we already have.
The sale probably won't last
long; the prices are so low. So
come to-day, or as soon as
you can.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-19
ENTERPRIsING COMPANY.

The Fidelity Wall Paper Company, of
this city, which began business few
years ago in small way. furnishes evil
dence that even in the dulest times well
directed energy brings it's rewards. c..
a. WoolfOrd: the manager Il the COM
pany, has by strict attention to every
detail of his business and by liligent and
Intelligent study of the wants of the peo-
pie, been able to build up the largest AMI
most successful wall paper and house
decorating business in Southwest Vir
GINA, if not the most extensive in the
State. The Office and warcronms of the
company are located in the Exchange
building, where in addition to carrying
large stock Of every article known to
the house decorating trade, opportunities
are offered the house owner to select, by
sample, from the largest manufacturing
companies in America. Notwithstand
ing the hard times the Fidelity Wall Pa
per Company. by Excepting everastingly
at it," has pulled its way to the solid
shore of prosperity, and now that there
are signs OF improvement in general the
company Is fully prepared TO fill the
wants of the people il its line. Manager
Noolford gives employment to only the
best mechanical skill in his line, and all
work turned out by his company may he
depended upon to he first class in every
particular. The Fidelity Company has
recently done some of the handsomest
decorating work ever done in this city or
the South. The company guarantees its
work to be of the first grade, AID it fur
Their guarantees to do the finest grade CT
work known to the wall paper and decora-
ting trade. Those contcmI lating build
ing or renovating should give the Fidel-
ity Company u call
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-19
HAY RIDE TO CoYNER's.

Tuesday night about twenty of the ris-
ing bon tons of East Roanoke encroached
upon the time of Morpheus and through
the fundamentally of large wagon and
team hay ride to Coyner's and back.
Among the crowd were Mrs. Groves, who
chaperoned, the Misses Hayden, Groves,
Brown, Foller, Christian, Muller, Sulli-
van. Shoffner, Prendergast, Kitterman,
Thorp and others. The stays were
Messrs. Brooks, Austin, Robinson,
Hutchinson, Giles, Wellington, Barber
and Holcombe. For the occasion Messrs
Austin and Giles furnishes the soul.
stirring instrumental part Of the music
and the others the vocal part. To say
they all enjoyed themselves hugely is
putting 1t mildly. All were happy
The occasion WAS one of enjoyment
to this crowd, but there was another.
The latter were unlucky inasmuch as thu
driver succeeded in overturning the
wagon and splitting twenty two people in
ditch. Many of them narrowly escaped
being injured. NJ. H Lewis had his
shoulder dislocated. One young lady
tainted and another had her face walked
over by the scra,rbling hay riders. All
of them were more or less shaken up and
do not care to agail pass through such
an experience. Most of the party in M.
tendance were composed of employees of
the Stone Printing and Manufacturing
Company.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-19
HOW THEY VOTED

In the vote upon the recommendation
of The committee en- accounts that the
city engineer be required to bear the eX-
pense OF feeding his own horse, it stood
rs follows: For the recommendation:
Buckner, Coleman, Evans. Guy, Hodg.
son, Newton, Page, Witt and Woods.
Against the recommendation: Casey, Col
bourne, Fox, Mays. Minnehan, Mullen,
Seifert, Strickland and Terry
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-19
ELkS TO PLAY BAIL

On Saturday the Elks of this city will
play u game Of baseball at Athletic Park
With team selected from the Elk Lodge
at Bluefleld 1t is thought that about
twenty.fi five Elks from that ity will be in
attendance at the game, besides many
others from various lodges through the
coal fields The proceeds Will be applied
to the Christmas fund and used for the
benefit of the poor The cause being IL
worthy one, the attendance will probably
be large The Roanoke team is composed
of the. following. well known gentlemen:
John Geisen, Henry Scholz, Charles
Mitchell, John Doarnberger, e C WEIGH,
Joe Chapman, Chas f Byrne, Bob Stra.
der, Oscar Pfeiffer, James Devon, James
Mctall, * Bitterman The two teams
will be dressed to kill for the occasion,
and as cur home team are practicing
daily they may bs expected to put up n
god game The game will be called mt
4:;I0 sharp
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-19
LAUGH AND GROW FAT.

If you want to see an exhibition of good
ball playing go to the Association Park
Saturday afternoon and witness the game
between the Roanoke Lodge of Elks and
the Bluefeld Lodge. The proceeds of the
game will be used next Christmas for
charitable purposes. The uniforms to be
worn are unique and comical and all who
attend will get the worth of their money
The personnel of teams will be published
later
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-19

POSSIBLY YOU WOULD LIKE TO CHANGE
YOUR BRAND OF CIGARS. WE HAVE LATE
LY ADDED TO OUR ALREADY LARGE STOCK
OF STANDARD BRANDS SEVERAL NEW
MAKES OF IMPoRTED, KEY WEST AND
DOMESTIC CIGARS, WHICH ARE PROVING
TAKERS WITH OUR CUSTOMERS. MAssIE's
PHARMACY.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-19
LAWYERS WILL GET 1T

The arbitrators are sitting in the case
of Eli and Nathan Sohn, who are dispnt-
ing over a stock of goods There are about
dozen lawyers in the case, and the con-
tlnual piling up of fees will doubtless en-
able the litigants to remove their respec-
tive portions of the stock in cigar boxes
-Bluefield Telegraph
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-19
MIR BUNDICK'S LECTURE

w t Bundick, of Onancock, delivered
temperance lecture last night at the
First Baptist Church Mr. Bundicll is State
chairman of the Prohibition party The
audience last night was most apprecia-
tive one and all felt repaid for having
gone out to hear this pleasing orator He
is mon of brilliancy and force and is
calculated to do the cause he represents
an incalculable amount of good
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-19
LOST HIS MONEY.

And Charged Messenger Boy With
Robbing Him.
Norfolk, Aug. 1S-A man from Cleve.
land, o., who gives his name as j. Orms
by, claims to have been robbed while in.
toSicated, by telegraph messenger boy,
who undertook to guide him about the
city. When he started out Ormsby had
S4O0 on his person, but when he came to
count up, $340 Of the amount was miss.
ing. The matter was reported to the pc.
lice, but although n portion of The money
was recovered by the detectives, the boy
has thus far escaped arrsst.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-19
A FATAL ACCIDENT
Mr. Bennett, Of Matthews, Knocked From
His Horse and Killed

Richmond, Aug lS-Private atlvices re-
ceived here tonight tell of the accidental
killing of Nh Bennett, an aged citizen of
Matthews county Mr. Leslie Garrett and
Il friend, going to court, were riding at Il
good gait, when unexpectedly Mr. Ben
nett started to cross the road just in front
of them Mr. CARROTS horse knocked the
animal of Nh Bennett down and he was
caught under it and so badly injured that
he soon died The accident was said by
all who witnessed it to be unavoidable
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-19
cents.

IS We would earnestly re-
quest you to attend this sale
whether you need the goods or
mott will pay to put them
away, for you never will get
them as cheap again.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-19
OPEN SEPTEMBER /

The public schools of the city will open
the first Monday in Septem her This
piece of news was given out yesterday by
the clerk of the school board and g au-
thentic The children SHOULD begin to
look up their hooks aud prepare for the
opening. which is only little over two
weeks off
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-19
LUTHERAN PICNIC FRIDAY.

The Lutheran Sunday school will hold
picnic at Coyner's Springs on Friday,
which members of that church are also
requested to attend. All intending to
join in the picnic will please leave notice
some time during to-day at Barnharilt
Il Steele's store on Jefferson street, So
that arrangements for sufficient num-
Der of vehicles can be made.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-08-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We take this method of telling the
good people of Roanoke that we have
purchased thee rocery business of Messrs
Pitman & Evans. and we respectfully in.
vite all the people of this city IT, call on
IA at their old stand, where we shall be
ready and happy to sell them the very
best goods at right prices.
SANDY z. FIGGAT s. co.