The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-02-09
SOME LOCAL NEWS

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w. X. ANDREWS e CO,
2l9 Salem Avenue,
POCAHONTAS - z
RED ASH 81;
RUSSELL CREEK ~ :
TOMS CREEK 49,
BANNER 81 = e
DORCHESTER
LOGAN % 8
SPLINT p -
THACKER Is
ALMA = y
Also COKE AND WOOD.
We regret that we cannot offer You all
the conls.sold on this market and save you
money. Yet we feel gratiiied that we
have been able to secure the sale of
enough of the leading Goals to break com.
bination prices and give you cheaper fuel;
and wish to thank those who have Dnt.
ronized us and crowned our efforts with
success, and also to congratulate those
who have not done so, that they can new
enjoy the fruits of our efforts by buying
from the combine at reduced prices
- III. WILLIAMSON " co.
Half seasoned sawed oak blocks are
best for the new style of stoves. We
have them. Also Alma coal at So IS per
ton Foard Coal Company, 90 , Salem
avenue.
Johnston e. Co., insurance agents, who
succeeded to the insurance business of
the Fidelity Loan and Trust Company,
now have their office at No. l0l South
Jefferson street.
GREAT SALE TODAY.
You will lie missing a~great opportu.
nifty if you do not study the attractive
advertisement of the Palais Royal this
morning s. You will find it on this page.
Cut it ont and take it along with you.
You will positively get everything Just as
advertised. 1t is possible that Roanoke
has never before seen such bargains
offered.
ANOTHER NEW HAT
Walter S. I.angdon, the halter. is dis.
playing something new in the way of II
soft hat, which will doubtless he much
admired, especially by doctors and Ter
Eymen.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
AT the regular annual meeting of the
Roanoke Water Power and Land Com.
pany held Yesterday in the Office of the
Virginia Bridge and Iron Company, the
following officers and directors were
elected; President, George Howbert:
secretary and treasurer, ". ID. William
son. Directors: Geo. ID. IIowbert. Ed
mund G. Pcchin, w. ID. Williams, Alex.
NJ. Nelson and c. Edwin Michael.
Van Lears "Cold Capsules" mailed to
any one on receipt of price % cents.
Van Lear Bros, druggists.
GONE TO MACON, GA.
Mrs. Ellie Kyle. who recently grad
uated from the National Business Col
lege, left yesterday to accept IL position
at Macon, Ga. Her sister, Miss Blanche
Kyle, also graduate OF the college, has
been at that place for some time.
KILLED a MAD DOG.
Policeman Smith killed mad dog in
the rear of Van Miller's store yesterday
afternoon about 3 O'Clock. The dog had
bitten good smany other dogs and had
bitten at two men. Officer Smith des-
his revolver.
RETURNED HOME.
Miss Mamie Breeder, who has been
visiting Miss Maggie Barger, of Alb
Fourth avenue II. w, has returned to her
home 1T Buchanan.
GOES TO SALISBURY.
John Donnelly, machinist of this
place, has accepted n position in the shops
OF the Southern railway at Salisbury y.
G..
RETURNED TO NORFOLK.
c. c. Watts, who has been at his home
here for some time on account of sick
ness, returned yesterday to his work in
Norfolk.
RECENT RAINS.
The recent heavy rains here caused
some washouts on the Ohio extension of
the Norfolk and Western and consequent
slight delays of trains, but nothing of II
serious nature.
If you wish to aid nature in continuing
smooth skin use 'Graham's Lana Oil
Complexion Soap It's but - cents II
box three cakes ut Van Lear Bros
Other soaps, II com plete line. from ) to
- cents cake.
CARTE DE NISITE.
Is the ''fotograf'' we are going to
make 1T 80 cents per dozen They are up
to date in style and finish ST. LOUIS
PORTRAIT CO., l25 l.2 Salem avenue