The Roanoke Times from Roanoke, Virginia • Page 4

LOCAL MATTERS. HAPPENINGS IN AND AROUND THE CITY. GATHERED BY OUR REPORTER. Proceedings or the HnntinsN Court Arrivals. Sentenced to Be Hanged.

In the Hustings court yesterday in the case of Samuel Belcher vs. The Norfolk and Western Railroad com? pany, defendant filed a plea of accord In the case of Lee A' Keffer vs. W. Pope, an action of debt, defend ant filed a plea of nil debit and off? sets. Judgment was entered against defendant, which was set aside and the case continued.

In the case of Downy Co. vs. J. 15. Webb, an action of debt, the plea nil debit was entered by the defend? ant and the office judgment was set aside.

The following persons filed their' petitions against the commonwealth, of Virginia in coupon cases: John Vick. Miss M. L. Terry. S.

W. son, A. Gale and P. L. Terry.

In the chancery cause of Maurice Campbell vs. Henrietta Toole. a de? cree was entered dismissing the case. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Collins.

Baltimore; Hancock, Cincinnati; May Miss Ella Treat. William i. Dea, James Gary, Joseph Hicks, John Ward, Gustave II Khmer. Cutchlar, James Dauiel Miller, Thomas Edwards, New York; Lee Poin dtxter, Lynchburg, Colder. Hagerstown, Knox ville, II Pearson.

Kooxville, Tann; Harry Furguson. Colum! us, 0 James Davenport, Kansas City; WE Casuer. Russell county. Va; ED Trayier, Max Meadows, Va; Blackard, Radford. Ya; Wm Lemmon, Pittsburg; Lucas, Lynchbiirg, Va; David Copenhaven, Bluefield; Gardner, Bristol.

Tenn: II Wooliug, Lyachburg, Va: 1) Payne. Pocabon tas; Hester. Haeerstown. Md; Laughlin, Baltimore, Md; Brown, Knoxville, Tennessee. Prominent Arrival.

Dr. J. N. Wayt, of Staunton, an ex? tensive owner of real estate in this city, and one of the directors of the street railway company, is in the city. Dr.

Wayt has done mveh to build the Roanoke street railway, which is one of the most important enterprises ever inaugurated in this city, and he and his associates deserve every encouragement for their liber? ality in aiding the building up of this city. Sentenced to Be Hauced. Judge of Franklin county, has sentenced George Early. William Wood, Byrd Wood, and Nannie Wood, four of the negroes convicted of firing the town of Rocky Mount on the nignt of October 17. to be hanged.

There are two others charged with being accessories yet to be tried. Twenty-four buildings were de? stroyed. Death of Two Esteemed The Clinch Valley News, of Friday, publishes the death of Miss Saliie (-ill iespie, daughter of George W. Gil lespie. Escp, a young lady much beloved by all who knew her.

Also the of Mrs. Josephine Kelly, wife of Judge James P. Kelly, who died on Saturday. Many friends will regret to hear of the death of these two most estimable ladits. Arrival of Iinuiisrrants.

Immigrants for the western portion of the state are lauding at Norfolk daily, which is a very healthy sign for this section. Roanoke and this part of the valley of Virginia offer peculiar attractions to settlers, and if Commis? sioner Whitehead will stir himself he will be able to do very much for this Bection of the commonwealth. Mr. R. T.

Mosbv aud W. Pierce, of Christiansburg, were in the city yesterday, looking arouud for real-estate investments, Mr. J. C. Wallace and family of Fauquier county, are visiting relatives in this city.

AV. E. Addison, of the Rich? mond bar, was a guest at Hotel Roa? noke yesterday. Mrs. A.

F. Anderson, of Lynchburg, is visiting relatives in this city. Sliced com beef at Garner's. dec" lmi Messrs. A.

M. Bowman and J. T. Crabtree, of Salem, were in the city yesterday buying furniture for their real-estate office, which they will open for business in a few days. Go to Garner's grocery for a nice smoke.

dec? liuf Officer J. M. Ware has been assigned to day duty in place of Mr. Robert Wright, who has voluutarily changed from day tonight duty. Try Garner's pig feet.

decT lmi Jim Ford, colored, was lined $5 by the mayor yesterday for fighting. Candies, cakes, apples, nuts, canned goods at Garner's. dec8 SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES. Messrs. Jas.

S. Simmons real estate agents, sold yesterday four lots ia West End aud four lots in North Side addition. and Kinnear, 104 Campbell street, have just received a fine lot of goods for the Christmas trade, candies and nottois. Their en? tire stock will be closed out by the 1st of January. decl3-lwf fine hand-made shoes at E.

21 Salem-avanue. novl4-j stiff and felt hats just received at E. Goetz's, 21 Salem avenne. novl4-l and children hats at E. Goetz's, 21 Salem-avcnue.

and infant's shoes very cheap at E. Goetz's, 21 Salem-avenue. novl4-t. caps and umrellas at E. Goetz's, 21 Salem-avenue.

novH-J Lima beans at Blount's Blue Diar mond front, 154 Salem avenue. decl8 till dec2G Use Blount's tomato catsup. Blue Diamond front, 154 Salem aveuue. till deo2G Cranberries at Blount's Blue Dia? mond front, 154 Salem avenue. declS till dec26 tueu and others ueeding a first hay and fodder cutter, should see the one on exhibition by Brown, Johnson Co at Yager Whaling's stable.

The "Tornado." decl4-lt Quick sales aud short profits at Blount's blue diamond frout grocery, 154 Salem avenue. decl l-13t Oysters on the half shell atCatogui's. dec Choice oat meal, oat flake, buck? wheat flour and hominy at Blount's Blue Piam.unl front. dec 14tilldec26tj Chew spear head once, and you will have mi other. 1 li you wan: in Hyde Park call it once.

15 il Fn is Kemp Co. ip'e and fancy groceries, fresh and (krd-class at Bloui.t'a Blue Diamond front, 154 Salem nvenue, dec 14tilldeu26t M. Smith's Salem aveine estab tiskmcnt has a full supply of books beautiful photographs, albums and an endless variety of novelty goods. nov30-tf Pocahonlas lump coal and drj wood delivered promptly by Ciare Bead. Telephone 70; rf you wish to he at peace with! your fellow men, chew spear head mint julip.

For draft horses cheap Diamond Ice Company 1 A beautiful stock of Japanese have just been received by E. II. Stewart Co. New buckwheat llour. oatmeal aud graham flour can he had at Mars ton's, Buy your cooking stoves from M.H, Jennings uear market house.

Salem avenue. Cheap lots on installments, lots for cash, chenp lots usual terms. J. F. insurance and estate agent.

Mint julip. mint julip, mmtjulip.t Try Marstou's rock candy drip syrup. 1 Best t'ocahontas lump coal and dry wood dehivered promptly by Clare Telephone 70. A $12,000 stock of carpets, rugs and art squares, just received by E. H.

Stewart Co. Hughes Camp are sole agents hcrei for tiie celebrated spiral spring buggv, I the best carriage ou the market. Call and them. 1 A full line of carriages, buggies, harness, saddles, always stock at Hughes Camp. Turcomans, portieres, mantel lam? brequins, table covers and scarfs at E.

H. Stewart Stoves! stoves! cheaper than ever at M. H. Jenuiugs Salem avenue, near market house. oct7-tf Carr, the sign painter.does excellent work.

Corner Third avenue and First street. X. W. Marston is rtceivintr daily new prunes, raisins, cuirauts, figs and citron. Elegant hams, breakfast bacon and Bologna sausage, low for spot cash at Blount's Diamoud front.

decl4tilldec26t Ask your grocer for spear head to? bacco; you'll like it. Antique oak dining and chamber suits in large varietv at E. H. Stew? art Call and examine my choice stock of groceries at Salem avenue. W.

W. Marston. Mintjulip in November! Ye Gods Mint julip is the finest grade of navy tobacco on the market. Try it Don't fail to attend the grand opening of Christmas goods at M. L.

Smith's. nov30 tf For an easy conscience chew mint julip aud spear head. take I will positively warrant those who owe me if they do not come forward and settle without delay, either by note or paying cash. W. P.

CAMP, Ellington's store, Norfolk: avenue near Nelson street. Has Arrived. I have with me Mr. H. L.

Casou. who is an expert iu his profession as a practical optician, and as he cauuot re? main longer than Tuesday, December 17th, I advise those who have defect? ive vision to call at once aud secure a perfect Qt iu a pair of A. K. Hawkes' celebrated spectacles. This gentleman will fit glasses at the regular retail price at which they are sold from my store every day.

I guarantee satisfac? tion. No extra charge for fitting. dec 12-tf Chas. Lyle Co. Tot in Edgewood for $300, $50 cash and $10 per mouth.

House and lot ou Eighth $2,000, $300 cash and $25 per mouth. House aud lot on Eighth aveuue for $1,35 cash $350 and $20 per month. Hyde Park lot at $250 to $300. F. WlNOFIELD, Insurance and Keal Estate James S.

Simmons real estate agents, have placed the property of the lugleside Laud compauy ou the market at $250 per lot, on terms of $25 cash and $10 per month. These lots are unsur? passed for beauty of location, aud all parties wishing a desirable site for a home should call at once at the office of Jas. S. Simmons Co. Hughes Camp have removed to their new quarters, No.

153 Salem aveuue, opposite the office of the Roanoke Loan, and Trust company where they have a full line of buggies and harness and would be glad to see their old friends and customers and the public generally. decll-tf your house with Marble Rock lime, best on the market. Ifyou don't believe it, call on Carner sole ageuts. Remember they are the cheapest sash, door and blind manufac? turers iu the city. Satisfaction guaran? teed, L.

Smith has a full line of gift books, toilet aud manicure sets, triple coated mirrors, decorated china ware, fine porcelain placqucs, tooth brushes and everything needed in the way of ornament or utility. uov30-tf once, a dry goods salesman. Apply at Rosenbaum Salem avenue. Several fatal accidents have occur? red in New York recently from elec? tric wires. The city departments are clashing over the question of removal of the dangerous wires, and a good many people will have to suffer death before anything is done.

Notice. The late change iu the firm of W. I'. Camp has nothing to do with the bar? room attached, and Messrs. J.

T. Jones Co. arc still iu their old stand iu the rear of the store, aud aro still shoviug their line medicinal whiskey to the front, and have just received the fmest stock of liquors, wines, ou the martlet. Call and try them. j.

T. Old 105 Norfolk Avenue. Tribute of Respect. Armory, op thr Roanoke) Light Roanoke, Dec. 10, 1880.

At a meeting of the Roanoke Light Infantry, held December lti, 1880, it was resolved that Whereas, It has pleased Almighty (iod in His wisdom to take from our ranks our much beloved comrade, W. B. Kindred, therefore be it Resolved, That iu his death we lose not only one of our best and most zealous members, but one who was ever ready to respond to the call of duty. Resolved, That we extend the bereaved family of the deceased the heartfelt sympathy of this company. Resolved, That a copy of these res? olutions be placed upon the records of the company, be sent to the family of the deceased, and published in the Roanoke Daily papers.

Ed. Lvyk, forsbkrg, R. Gordon Simmons, BY G. L. STEVENS.

AlCTlONEKlt. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. 1 will sell by and ion on Fi iday morning, at 0.30 o'clock, at the resi on Wheal street, between Bui litt and Dale, the personal pro) ertj of John Morgan, deceased, consisting of chamber and parlor furniture, ex? tension table, chairs. Brussells car? pets, table-ware, cooking and heating stoves, lamps, pictures, beddinir, etc JOHN HART, Afe In all oncea 1 CM undersigned Banks ana trs trill pay all prizes drau Lotteries which presented at our counters. L.Walmsley.President Louisiana Bank." re Lanaux, President State Na (Bank.

WJ ahlwin. Presi 'eat New Orleans u.i Bank. L'niouNational HIT! HIli WHEAT? Fifty thou and I prime win at. Five thousand tons No. I and No.

2 tituothv bay let- sale. P. B. SUBLETS, dec Sla union, INTERNATIONA TYPEWRITER! A strictly Fii.lv warrauted. Made from very besl ma? terial, by skilled workmen, and with the best tools that have ever ecu devised for the purpose.

Warranted to do all that can he reasonably ex peeled of the very best typewriter eslaut. Capable of writing 150 words per to the ability of the operator. Price 6100.00. If there is uo rii-cut iu your town. aldress the manufacturers.

THE PARISH MFG. Agents wanted. Parish. N. Y.

no 9tf WATER BENTS. For this quarter and GAS BILLS for month of November are now due and payable at company's office. If paid before the 10th instant a. discount of 121 per cent, allowed. No discount on bills paid after the) 10th instant.

Failure to receive a bill docs not en? title consumer to the discount. Lime for Fertilizing and Disinfect? ing, also Gas Tar for sale. Applications for extensions, im? provements, taps, purchases and all other matters relating to Gas Water should be made to FRANCIS T. BRINKLEY, Superintendent ROAKOKr- GAS AND WATER CO No. 11 Th'rd Avenue, Southwest SCIENTIFICMP Is the oldest und most popular scientific ami mechnnicnl paper publiMiod and has the largest circulation of any paper of its clans in the world.

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Of flCI: SGI BROADWAY, N. Y. AMUSEMENTS. C. YY.

BECKNER, Manager. ONE NIGHT, DEC. 18th. GRAND LYRIC PRODUCTION ok NEWTON BEERS' Lost in London. A Great Play A Great Company Introducing the Powerful Character Actor, L.

J. LORING as JOB ARM RO.YD, ami ISS ,) ESSIE LEE RAN DOLU 08 NELLIE. Her Original Creation in the Memorable New York Productiou of this Play, introducing -JACK fUCKER? The English Comique in his Humor? ous Songs and Grotesque Dancing. A Special Lyric Feature of the Pre? sentation will he the Celebrated NORTH BIIITAI.N PAS PIPE NLWOS, Who will positively appear. All New Scenery by LAFAYETTE SEAV EY.

Tin: Heart o' Bleakmo Home ol the Swart Kiug. Fete Cotnus. lumiuatcd Snow Sensation. Job's Vision. A Wonderland of Dissolving Beauty.

Newton Beers, Proprietor. L. Manager. Scats on Sale at. Johnson Johnson's.

dec -is Si House. t'. W. BECKNER. Mauager.

December 19 al 2 o'clock (OLM- IRE'S Great Anniversary Jubilee Combina lion, consisting of 57 Fa 111 us ilois ts, Ringing Steel Ar dlcry, for a and Musical Fes al directed in person by Mr. 1'. S. world's greatest 1 tmsi-tei and most popular and success? ful leader In celebration of the 20th inuirersary of the great I Boston Peace Jubilee I tub vor I. a.ktists.

sgnoriun De Vere. Soprauo. Mine Stone-Barton, soprano. Mia? Jenuy Sig. Canipanini, tern r.

E. 1 ti uor. Bologna, baritone. Myron W. Whitney, basso.

Cbns. E. Pratt, pianist. Scat- oil 61.00 and 75 cents. decLl 5i WANTS MAN SV1TH the best recommendations de? sires the position of clerk in some wholesale or retail establishment.

Ad? dress JAMES. Times office. deeI8-3t I R1DAY, DECEMBER Ij at i li i-1 of tin- Norfolk and Western railroad, a red Irish 10 months old, and well grown. An? swers to name of Otey. Five dollars reward will be paid for his return to the owm r.

F. W. HOFFMAN, Rocky Mount. TIT ANTED.TWO PREPl ing ladies to travel; salary and expenses; stare Address TRAV? ELER, Times olUce. i WITH $1,000 CAN SECURE li.

position paying $75 to a month, with in- risk of loss. Address Lock Box 30, Liberty, Va. decl7-tl ItEE FURNISH rooms, with bath room on same floor. Apply, 501 Third street, south? west, corner Roanoke and Luck streets. eel 7-21 SHARES OF NA tional Building and Loan Associa? tion stock for sale.

$20 less than paid in. Address Box 144, Roanoke Ya. dec 15 lw A A RIO Ii 1N VV ligent boy to stay in office and make himself generally useful. Ap ply at TIMES ofliee. dec 14-tf HANDS ROANOKE Manufacturing company.

The Roanoke Manufacturing company want three or lour good good shop workmen. Fair wages will he paid for good, worthy men. Nothing eise need 14-tf FOR DWELLING-, nine rooms, for in monthly payments of $30. J. F.

Wixgfield, real estate and insurance agent. nov24 tf 1 R. HOCKADAY. The Pioneer Real Estate agent, of Roanoke city, who has been for the past seven years located on Salem avenue, opposite the First National hank, has removed his office to the First National bank building, front? ing on Henry or First street, S. where he is better prepared with in? creased facilities, good conveyances and polite assistants to serve the public in all the branches of real estate, selling, exchanging and renting on commission.and takes this opportunity of returning thanks for the liberal patronage of the past, re questing a continuance of the same, promising bis personal attention to all business entrusted to his care.

no 20 PRIDDY DUNLAP ik Stoyes. Tinware aM Honsefarnislis GOODS. roofiing and Spouting and Plumbing and Gas Fitting a specialty. JEFFERSON ROANOKE. TAKE NOTICE.

All real estate delinquent for the non-payment of taxes thereon for 1888 will bo sold at public auction on the first day of January court, be? tween the hours of 10 in the morning and 4 in the evening, in front of the court-house, unless said taxes have been previously paid to the treasurer, a list of which can be tound in clerk's office. M. C. THOMAS, decl-lm Treasurer City of Roanoke. 130 P.

ADLER, 130 HENAND') VT VAL1 u6au S. F. Tylbr, Receiver. in Effect November -i. auk.vk-at uoas CLOTHING, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS; HATS 5-00 p.

m. Express r1 from Hngerstown and the north. Through Pullman Bleeping cara from 7.20 a. in. York and Philadelphia to Chattanooga and Mem? phis via Harrisburg, Ha irstown and Roanoke tn en lless variety, will be offered from now until Christmas Pidladoipiiia and Buiti- CHEAPHR rH AN EVER.

lam determined not to carry more, niakii any winter, stock over. Come and priee my Clothino- be Carries through purchasing elsewherfe; )t will save you money. No bu trouble to show you goodk. Politest attention to all. rom Philadelphia from Orleans without change ADLER, no Salem Avenue, it.

it. l.KA. roaxokk. For 12.05 Mid- re express night. from all i ointi south rive in Washington 11.15 a in; Baltimore 11.45 a Harrisburg, 11.40 a Philadelphia, Ip New 50 in.

Carries Pullman palace I bultet sleeping car from' New Orleans to Philadel? phia without change, via' 1 A moomAw block, ALSO All FOR P. K. S. DRAWERS Hfl EICHAU MM UML HiMni? a C. B.

STROUSE isfoi' theSalem Improvement VIRGINIA. 1.50 p.m. York JRTH EMQBTDESIRABLE LOTS IN THEOLD TOWN. ami all i COLLEGE STREET, OPPOSITE COURTHOUSE, Philadelphia 4-20 a m. Tits'.

New Sork, 7 10 a in: carries Pnlti an Palace oc1 buffet sli cping cars through to i adelphia am! New Yor vi Lloa noke, i stow and Harrisburg. Ticket agents will fun ination and through i upon application (). HOWARD ER. G. P.

T. Agent, Roauoke. NORFOLK Schedule in effect 25 IS WESTERN DIVK LEAVK R0A50KK, 0:00 a Daily; arrive Bristol 3.00 Stops at all sta? tions, count tng ii ford with trains tve River Branch; arrrs cahonta- ai 10 5:20 Daily, ar: i i connecting V. G. R.

points sonrh a has Pullman Pah or. Roam leans, via Galera uokc to change. Daily. amve PICKEN, JR. I vii returned from month's tramp through the artistic 1 Sew York, hhs selected nn assortment ol the latest i lyles in Watches and Silverware, NIGH ART GOODS before introduced in this i art of tlie countv.

Royal Worcester. Doulton and Cut Glass from England, Porcelain Dn ideu. Marble Clocks from Pari-, Quaint Curi-s from Hand Printed Tuns from China and Turkish Fezes. His selection oi Oxedizod Silver Tables, Lamps, Candelabras CHATELAINES WATCHES mi a in. vvrtn Jsew a lid One Other Novelties River 1 cahont: tol with E.

for all AlEM A VENUE, change: EASTERN rvrnSIOIL LEAVE ROA2 OKR 10:10 a in. Daily: 1 L3 burg; I tersburg, Richn ond, vh Petersburg and and via and R. R. Nor folk and hit points; connects tynchhui with V. M.

i I D' Prest 11. forSVashiagton and oast, leaving Lynchbnrg daily arrives Norfolk 0.15 ra connecfr ing with steamer lines to Baltimore and New Vork 2:00 iu. Daily; for Lynchburg and intermediate stal ions. 112:10 a m. Daily; arrives Lvuchburg 2:00 ii connecting with V.

M. lt. R. for ail points north, arriving 1 hing? lOiOfl a arriyt Pe? tersburg 0:00 a Richmond, via Li. P.

a ur. arrive Nor? folk 8.40 pm; Cripple Creel: msi Pnlaski 7:00 .1 m. Daily day. and 3:00 Dj iiy, Ivan hoe 8:30 a and in. i eturnin leave Ivanhoe 0:80 a Sunday, and 5:20 tu Polaski 11:00 a maud All enquiries as to rati es, promptly answi id.

B. BEVilii. Geni Pass, and ki I Agi Chas. G. Eddy, vice pn Genera! OfSi es Roanoke.

1 to be appreciated and purchased. Wc cordially iuvitc all to call and see our goods before ERISTHAS PRESESTS. JEWELRY ART EMPORIUM, ROANOKE. VIRGINIA. B.

L.GREIDER. Sec. Treas Rife's Siipe Mannfactnrlni Company MANUFACTURERS OF FES HYDRAULIC EXGIXE, OR RAM STOCK YARDS Residences, Etc. BRAI B3i AND? II I 1 ETC. N'DENl SOLICITED; GOOD AGENTS WANTED I iflice No.

Second avenue, S. W. Opposite Masonic Temple. HEN'S ITS FROM $5 TO $25. BOYS' SUITS Fit UM $3 TO CHILDREN'S SUITS FROU $2 TO $10.

MENS', BOYS1. YOUTH'S, IN ALL STYLES. LOWEST PRICE uw 1 Uli DDTPHT 0 1451 ALEM Illi. dec15-t jan 1 it 01 TIMIHD A SPECIALTY. Furnishing Department Complete CLOTHINGI-Y, I .21 Wright Block, Jefferson Street.

george ALI.EN. REAL ESTATE AGENT. Main strecet, Opposite Duval House. SALEM, VA. Correspondence solicited conccrnin the purchase or sale of property in Salem.

Persoial nttention given to all business en rusted to me, and full satisfaction guaranteed. TT1RE.E.?STENOG tAPHY typewriting free. First-class ities and best of teachers. Address, with stamp for return postoge THE PARISH MFC no9 tf Parish, N. Y.

FEY GREEN Again appear before you. This time with a com? plete line of Fall and Winter Goods. Baa They carry a stock of Furnishing Goods in 'Endless Variety; also the celebrated brand of Melville Hats in all styles and shapes. We invite you to inspect oup goods before buying, and be convinced we can please yon in style, quality and price, 135 SALEM AVENUE..