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ONE-PRICE STORE. NEW FALL DRESS GOODS. SNYDER& MACBAIN ^Tave opened an immense stock of brand new fall goods, cashmeres, serges, Henriettas, all-wool habit cloths and Scotch plaid suitings in all the newest shades and color? ings, new blankets, comforters, hosiery and underwear, zephyr and Saxony yarns in all shades, Butterick patterns, fashion sheets and delineators for October just received. W. A. HELLMAN, OPPOSITE UNION DEPOT, ROANOKE, VIRGINIA. ' H. SILVERTHORN," importer and repairer of nriZsTEI "WATCHES Our Repairing Department "I.s in charge of the very finest workmor that can ho had, ami wo guarantee!: io work which cannot ho duplicated in the city. Send .your watches to SILVEBTHOBl^'S AND GET FIRST-CLASS WORK. if Geyer's Tailoring Parlors. Our stock having been destroyed by fire, we have just received an entire new line of goods which we should be glad to have our patrons and the people of Roanoke, generali}', call and examine. No trouble to show goods. if Bedford City Real Estate and Stocks. Ceo. L. Colgate & Co., ?gents, Bedford. Oitgr, "^7"a>. Wholesale and retail dealers in frame stiilT, flooring, siding, latlis and all kinds of lumber. Call and soo us. Office: Didier Building, corner Jefferson St. and Third Ave., up stairs. novi-:im C A. Huffman. .1. A. Gi.kason. Sfkciai.. Huffman, Gleason & Company, Heal Estate Brokers, near s. V. and C. A o. depots, Uucnn Vista, Va. ? Real estate bought, sold or exchanged on commission. Bargains always on hand. Parties desiring to buy will do well to . all or write to us. The following is a list of tho industries secured and in operation: Iron furnace, completed, 8300.000; pulp and paper mills, in operation, S100,000; saddle and harness factory, in operation. SI0,000; fire brick works, in course of construction, $100,000; steam tannery, in operation. Si00,000; planing mills and lumber yards, in operation. ?20,000; furniture and chair factory, in opera? tion, (10,000; red brick works, in operation, $30,000; Wise wagon works, in operation, 825,000; wire fence factory, in operation, SI0.000; woolen mills, completed, 870,000; electric light plot, in operation, 810,000: Kirsl National Rank of Uucnn Vista, in operation. 8.10,000; Puena Vista Building and In? vestment Co., Rankers, 881,000; Bucna Vista Building and Improvement Co., 880,000; Buena Vista Advocate and job olhco, in operation, 85.000; egg crate factory, completed. 850,000; Lexington Investment Co.. in operation. Slot).tum: Virginia Real Estate Investment Co.. in operation. 8100,000; three livery stables, in operation, 810,000; engine and boiler plant, building. 8300,000; Basic Steel Works, organized, 8500,000; sash, door and blind factory, 850,000; planing mills and wood working establishment, 8100,000; glass works, organ? ized, $200,000; total, 82,311,000, ROANOKE'S COLORED DIVES. ,. West Railroad Avenue, as Seen on Saturday Night. Negro Men and Women Crowilnil To? ut Mi? r in Mi mi t Irs Tin- Reporter Ih Asked to Drink--The Interior of the Oniiec-hull, Where "Swlnn Vour I'nrt iierV in the Cry. Possibly thoro is no place in tho oily that is more unfrequented by the average oltizen than the north side of Railroad avenue, and especially between Jeffer? son street and the electric light works. Starting at the corner of Henry street and Railroad avenue last night, a Timks representative made the round of lin? dens along that thorough fart*. The first two shanties tire boarding and eating houses. r'roni twenty to thirty negroes sleep j nightly in each of these houses. Colored women can he seen nightly | during th<> warm weather sithing with? out the doors of these abodes. The next, stop was lluddlcston's at So. H2. It was packed. In the front room in which was lo? cated the bar were colored men ami wo? men to the number of fully llfty. Sundry remarks were made about, the presence of "That there white man." and oilers to drink were rejected w ith thanks. Through the courtesy of the proprietor the reporter was shown into the dance hall, where only the elect, that is these who are able to pay ten cents, are ad? mitted. The scene there was a strange sight. In a room about ten by twenty were crowded a number of negroes. All of them were drunk or getting so and perspiring freely. The orchestra consisted of a lone ne? gro, who thrummed a twine on a dys? peptic banjo. The dancing- is for the most part con? fined to square dances as tin1 heart of the negroes seems to be highly pleased when he can swing his lady round and round. "Swing partners*1 and "Swing corners*' were the cries. A mulatto woman called figures for the occasion and seemed full of beer and , the dignity of her ottlce. In the intermission between two dances a little colored tot about six years of age was brought out on the floor. Passing from here, several other dives were visited. They are all on a much smaller scale. Next to the Stove Works is a little tent, about ll feet square, in which are a bar. restaurant and the residence of the proprietor. Passing over east of .lell'orson street the saloons are of a much better olas-., and the patronage confined oliietly to whites. In one little place, however. Were foundabout twenty Italians, all speak? ing the language of sunny Italy in loud tones.' It seems that they were bargaining for l heir supper. They have just arrived from Austra ia and are to go to work in I'ocahoittns. They are promised the pleasure of sleeping in the jail to-night, as they have no other place to stay. Shall Women he Delegates'.' A i the last session of the general con ! ference of the Methodist Church tho question of admitting women as lay delegates w as discussed, and was finally left to the lay members of the ehurch. The vote on ibis question will bo taken ai Lee -street to-day after the morning ser\ ice. AH members of the church, twenty one years and over, have a right to vote, and the result is looked forward to with e msidcrahlc interest. .1. II. liluckhum and A. S. Meacham will rt ceive and count the ballots. The <?'> psrv Itaron. The Courted Opera Company will ap? pear at the Opera House, in this city, on the night of the 18th in the "IJypscy Huron.*1 This Is one .lohnun Strauss1 master? pieces and has been presented with great success throughout the Country. The company is unite a large one. be? ing composed of rorty-llve people, and every one who takes advantage of this treat will welcome them again. Acchlclitilll.v Hurt. About I'J o'clock yesterday Messrs. It. ' V. Harvey and N. !?'. Norvel were on their way to Salem in a buggy, when the harness broke, causing the horse to run oil. Mi-. Norvel was knocked out of the buggy by a rail protruding from the fence along the road, and was run over by the buggy and painfully injured. 'The horse was stopped by Mr. Ilar\ey. who w as uninjured. 'Too M neh Moonshine. Olllcer Pet void and Vest dr.. brought to the station house last night about 11:30 o'clock a job lot comprising one horse, one wagon, one hag of miscellany, a blanket, and a very much inebriated countryman acting as an envelope for an enormous amount of "moonshine:" several bottles of which in all stages of emptiness were found in his pockets, lie was locked up and his team im pounded pending sobriety and an exam? ination by t he mayor. A Sc? ere Cut. Little Rose Didier, daughter of Ed? mund Didier, met. with a very painful accident yesterday morning. While at play in the street in front of the Didier residence she fell on some tools, carelessly left, by some workmen, and received quite a deep cut over the left eye. WANTKH A good reliable boy who has had experience in feeding presses und understands something about them. Apply in person at once to HAMMOND'S Printing Works. Have used Dr. Thomas' Kclectric Oil for croup and colds, and declare it a pos? itive cure. Contributed by Win. Kay. 570 Plymouth Ave.. Ruffalo, N. V. I.inllrs. Take Not ire. Mrs. Fred Rrooks has oponod an art oxohangcdepartment at Rrooks1 photo? graph parlors, ground floor, opposite postofllce. All kinds of fancy work sold on commission. Ladies wishing to dis DO80 of fancy work will do well to place ; their work on sale here in time for the i holiday trade. 00t-)8-tf PERSONAL ITEMS. What People are Doing In and Out of Roanoke. W. W. Anderson, of Mr. A. 1?'. Rav ond's office, Norfolk and Western rail? road, returned from Lynohburg on busi? ness for tbe company yesterday. Chief of Police Morris is improving, and was able to be out for a short while last evening. The members of the police force were made happy yesterday by the receipt of their pay for the month of October. Sev? eral of the waggishly inclined claimed interest for the eight days it was over? due, but did not press the matter. The amount of fines collected for the month of October amounted to a sum 50 per cent, in excess of tbe salaries of the combined force. For the limited num? ber of men on the ' force, and the large and difficult territory they have to cover, this is a clever showing. .1 11. Quarlos, a negro, was arrested last night, charged with being drunk and disorderly and with having threat? ened to cut Warner Thomas'throat with a dangerous looking knife, lie was locked up at tbe station to await ex? amination. Officer I'et/.old and Vest.Jr.. last night arrested a man on Salem avenue giving his name as itaucr. Chargesof oonunit iug a nuisance, drunk and disorderly, and resisting arrest were lodged against him. 11. K. Ambler, of Mnehanan. who has been in the city on business, left hist evening. Charles I,annahmt, a white man, was arrested by Officer Weedonat midnight, last night, for carrying concealed wea? pons and shooting a pistol on the si roots. Jacob Whito was arrested by Officer brown for carrying concealed weapons Another case of assault and highway robbery was reported to the police from the neighborhood of Edge wood avenue, yesterday, but the victim refused to dis? close his name. MAYOR'S COUKT. Huilrund Avenue Contributes Its l sunt Amount to the City fund. At the mayor's court yesterday Dennis | Itlakerslec, white, charged with being drunk and disorderly, was lined 85. Mary Miller, a negro woman from I Railroad avenue, was fined 810.73 for disorderly conduct. Lulu Patrick, another denizen of that delectable locality, was fined 85.50 for the same olfense. In disposing of these two cases Mayor Evans told these wo? men that be would impose the extrem" penalty for all further violations of the law in that locality, and also notified a number of them to leave Uoanoke under penalty of being committed to jail under tin- vagrany ordhmcc. William Welder, the young white man arrested on various charges, in con? nection with "iis driving olf with Walt r Camp's buggy the night before, was lined >*.'..Mi for fasl driving and 82 for disorderly conduct. After bis inter? view with Mayor Evans be was con? ducted to 'Squire llowerton's office, where tbe further penalty of 850 was imposed upon him for stealing the buggy. V. M. f. A. NOT ICS. Special Arraufrciiifiils Made for the Week of I'rayer. Arrangements have been completed by the Voting Men's Christian Associa? tion of this city for the observance of the week of prayer for young men and Young Men's Christian Associations, which begins November'.Ith. This season Is observed by the asso? ciations throughout tho world. Rev. C. Armand Miller, of Salem. Va., basbeen engaged by the Roanoke Association to conduct all the services during the week. The Hrst of Ibis series will be hold in the Greene Memorial Methodist Church this afternoon at I o'clock, to which the public is invited. Each evening during the week the service will be held in the rooms of the association at S o'clock for men only. These meetings will be very interesting 'and consist of brief addresses by young men. (loud singing will be a special feat lire. Malclt (.Mine of Pool. A mulch game of pool was played last night at Ormsby's Cafe, between Messrs. brooks, of Italtlmore, and Wallace, of this city, for 8100 a side, and was w on by brooks, he winning eleven out of twenty games. Considerable interest was manifested in tbe result, and a large crowd witnessed the contest anil liberally applauded the many brilliant and Scientific shots which were made. New Advertisements. M. T. .1. .Ionian, advertises in an? other column a number of desirable lots for sale. They are on Jefferson and Clark streets, and in Itclmont, West End and Mountain View. The International Cigarette Machine Company advertise several shares of I the stock of the company, upon which assessments have not been paid for. Sale at auction December lit. The Times aw an Advertiser. Tiik Timks of yesterday related ihn the mayor received a telegram of in? quiry concerning tho whereabouts of one .1. ]/. Redfern. As a result of the pub , lication bed fern called at the mayor's ' office later in tho day. He had been quite ill and unable to communicate 1 with bis friends. The Young Men's Christian Associa tion extends a cordial invitation to all persons, both ladies and men to attend the initial service of the week of prayer, which will beheld this afternoon at I o'clock, at the Greene Memorial Methodist Church. Rev. C. Armand Miller, of Salem, Va., will conduct this service. Subject: "The War Cry of Faith." A Ki l l, ami complete stock of Knabe, Kranick and bach and New England ! pianos and F.stey organs can always be , found at the warerooms of the Hobble Music Company', l.yncbburg. Va. In addition to these new instruments they can furnish you good second-hand ones at moderate prices. Write or call on them for prices. The hospital list is omitted for a short time. Those who wish to subscribe still may do so and their names will be appended tojjtbe new list, soon to ap? pear in these columns. VOSTOKITt'K Ol K1 :( '?'(> 1C V. The postoHli-o Is opon from S o'clock n. on. to 7 p.m. Money order and registered letter de? partment, from su. in. to Dp. in. SUNDAY HOURS. GonoraJ delivery und lot tor-curriers' win? dow open from in a. in. to 11 a. in., and from U p. m. to 7 p. in. MAILS OI'KX. F rom the Wont und South, 8?. m. From tin! North ami Fust. Si a. ill. and 0 p. in. From Lynetiburg und Intermediate points, 10::tU u. iii. From l'ocnhoutuH and intermediate points, 10:M u. m. MAILS CLOSE. For tho West and South, 7 u. m.l 9:30 a. m. uml ft p. in. For tho North und Fust, 5 a. in.; Ih'JO a. iu. and U::M) p. in. For I.ynclihiirg. Virginia "Special," .'J p. in. For tho North via S. V. U. lt., ft a. in. Collootions from street lottor boxes, Da, in.: 1 p. in.; 4 p. m. uml K:.K1 p. in. Sundays, It a. tu. und 7?W p.m. Special collections from the boxes near Nor- ? folk ami Won torn offices, corner Salom avenue nnd Jefferson street und all <>r the hotels, ai j minutes before the closing ?'f all mails. CITY BULLETIN. The Stenographie llurcnu, room 7, Masonic Temple, will send'an expert stenographer and type writer to any of- ! tiee. Call up telephone 150. Call up telephone 150 and have a sten? ographer sent to your olllcu to do your correspondence or any other work you may wish done. The Stenographic anil Type Writing liureau, room 7. Musdnic Temple, will furnish you one. Stenographers and type writers sent to any part of the city. Call up tele? phone 150 or semi the work to the Sten? ographic and Typewriting liureau. room 7. Masonic Temple. SI.00 to $5.00 saved on railroad tickets hought of s. A. Viek, t'alacc Hotel, only association broker in Roanoke. nov3-lm Hughes ?\; Camp carry the largest stock of carriages, buggies, harness, sad- i dies, horse-furnishing goods, and horse- ' boots in the city. Repairing done on short notice. Telephone No. Ill, 153 | Salem avenue, 153 Terry avenue. scp33-lui Mattresses of all kinds made to order by B. II. Stewart A Co. je'Jl-tf Kvans & Chalmershavo tho largest stock of oils, varnishes and Longman and Martinez paint ever brought to Ro anoke. Stoves! stoves! stoves! cheaper! than ever at M. II. Jennings Co., Sa? lem avenue, near Market House. oct7-tf liny your cooking stoves from M. II. ! Jennings .V Co., near Market House, Sa? lem avenue. (? Road plows, road scrapers, and all kinds of railroad and mineral supplies at Kvans A Chalmers. Refrigerators and ice chests of vari? ous makes and sizes n't B. II. Stewart & CO. jc2l-tf For fire insurance call at the otli<.f the Itoanoke Trust, Loan and Safe De? posit. Co. ibcjstf Kvans X- Chalmers have just received a ear load each of sash weights, powder, old hickory wagons, ci lot' mills, sash, door-, ami blinds. A large and beautiful stock of carpets and rugs in newest styles can be found at K. II. Stewart A CVs. je'Jl-tf Kvans A Chalmers have just received a large stock of guns, rttlcsnnd sporting goods. Call and examine t heir stock. The largest stuck of lace curtains in the city and at bottom prices at K. II. Stewart A Co.'s. je2l-tf A beautiful stock of English Amer? ican, and French plain and decorated china tea. dinner and toilet sets at K. II. Stewart A Co.'s. je'Jl-tf An elegant assortment of chainhor and parlor suits have just been received by K. II. Stewart A Co. je'.'l-tf Tm: Rt'imiK'K I'i.axt isone of the liest : diuretics or Kidney regulators in the vegetable world, ?and the compound known as Ihlrduck Rlood Litters is un? surpassed in all diseases of the kidneys, liver and blood. So.MK ItKMAItKAItLK Cl'KKS of deafness are recorded of Dr. Thomas' Kclectric Oil. Never fails to cure earache. Oi.n exchanges for sale at Tut: Timks olllco; :.'<' cents per |0t>. The ruin of people?demagogues. Relief to people with bad blood???A. 1'.. c. Alterative." she Was Completely Cured. A daughter of my customer suffered from suppressed menstruation, nnd her ? health was completely wrecked. At my suggestion she used one bottle of lirad ford's Female Regulator, which cured her. .1. \V. IHolums, Wafer Valley. Mississippi. Write the liradfiehl Rcgultator Co.,At? lanta, (In., for particulars. Sold by all druggists. Von are lu a Kail Fix. Hut we will cure you if you will pay us. Nervous and Debilitated, suffering from Nervous Debility, Seminal Weak? ness, and all tho effects of early evil habits, or later Indiscretions, which b ad to Premature Decay, Consumption or Insanity, should semi for and read the "Rook of Live." giving particulars of ii home cure. Sent (sealed) by ad? dressing Dr. Parker's Medical and Sur? gical Institute, 15] North Spruce street Nashville, Tonn. They guarantee a cure or no pay.?Tho Sunday Morning. ADVERTISED LETTERS. List of letters reuuiininu' in (lie Pesic Hue ' Saturday, Novoinbor ?. ISMO. OBNTI.KMKX'S LIST, i Akers. Charles It. Leo, O. C. I Hunks. W. M. I.ouls. I'onoy. I Itlndon, John (.. bciintmch. Harry V. I Cooper, .laiucs F. Mimscy, V. M. ! Chirk, M. II. Nertlctt. F.. A. Dovel, W. It. Oliver, .1. II.:? i Ford. J. It. Pointer, F. v. s. Forbes. .1. F., S Peters, David. 1 Tmnev. JamesBevorly.ltoynolds, C. M. t Joyhne, W. ti. Klohnnlson. J. It. j (HhlHlUS, Drew. Ibiwlingft, Willie. ; fiarland, Oscar. lloblnson, John. ! , H?glau, James. Sunns, it. s. ! Hetcgenfrltz, Gco. Sul'shur", K. II. ! Hern, .1. II. Smith. W. W. 1 Hill, A. C. Stokes. W. M. , Jnekson.Oco.il. Thomas, James It. ' James & Ilms, w.c. Thomas, s. I-;. I Johnson, I.. Thomas, \V. .1. I Kerne, Itobt.W. Watson, Wllllo. Leslie, Alox..S Watson, W. I'. 1 Lipford. Churllo. LADIES1 List. ; Angle, Joe. K. Howard, Judlo H. , linnnnnon, Nannie J. Iluslieii, Luiwlo Itetlly. 1 rtowmann, I.lllle. Jefferson. Snllle. Roleber, Mary Lou. Myhus, May. Chopmnn. F.f. M anon, Thomas H. Dent, Snllle. Mndox, Pntsoy. Dennis, Anna. Miller, Lillic. Early, Kosh. Randolph, Ida M? col. Fumia. Jennie. Sanders. Maria* Klald, Alice. Williams, rannte s. dray, Kiev. Winston, Nannie. Oonnul, Marine. Persons calling for u tters will please Bay ihcy aroadvortlsed. A. s. Asukiu.y. P. M. 42 Salem Ave., Have, received tho largest slock of im? ported and domestic dross fabriou ever shown in tlds city, consisting of tin? dress rohes, houclas, cashmeres, uenri ottas and flannels in striped and plain. Their stock of black dress goods am novels of beauty, consisting of plain and fancy stripes in cashmeres, serges and Henriettas, and a dozen different qualities of silk warp honrlcttas. Cloak and Shawl Department. In this department you will find tho largest and best selected stuck of ladies", misses' and children's wraps from the littest plush to the cheapest cloth, l'lush astrican and cloth capes in all styles and colors. An endless variety of shawls at very low prices. Full line of blankets, comforts, quilts in all colors and prices. You'd be astonished to see how cheap they offer their goods. An all-wool lo.vl white or red blanket Tor Sll.iSO. Underwea, Department. This department embraces all tlu new and different qualities of ladies', misses' and children's underwea1- in wool and cotton, both plain and ribbed. Notion and Fancy Goods Department. Here will be found everything in notions and fancy goods, such as corsets, hose, gloves, laces. Hamburgs, handker? chiefs, collars and cuffs, dress trim? mings in cut steel, black, silver, gold and colored gimps, silk fringes, and all new styles of dress trimmings oan bo found in this department. Tho largest and best selected stock of tablo linens, napkins and towels. Stamped goods of every pattern and at. very low prices. Miltinery Department, In this department they aro crowded with till the latest styles of F re nob oat tern hats and bonnets, also till tho nov? elties in birds, feathers, ostrich tips, plushes, velvets and ribbons. Thej also show an immense stock of bnbv socks, hoods, cloaks and capes. All they ask is an inspection of their immense stuck and low prices. 42 Salem Avenue. t r Oppenheim & Go.'s EXCHANGE, lilt 'ommcrce street. FINE OLD RYE WHISKIES, i lover Club. Golden Crown. Olivette, Monticcllo, Oppenholm's Choice and ot bet's are always kept in.slick, as arc also North Carolina Sweet Mash Corn and pure French ami nntivo cognacs. Analyzed by the Lest, professors. ITii" A restaurant, connected with the bar. serves all tin- luxuries of the sea? son well cooked ami served. Received daily from Baltimore and Norfolk', served in llaltimoro style. Dining room lirst-class in every particu? lar. Call and see us. pURLIC SALE OK STOCK. The following named subscribers to the capital stock of t he Crystal Spring band Company, having failed to pay the Hrst and second call on the said stock, as required by tho president and board of directors of said Company, in pursu? ance of a resolution of tho board of di? rectors of said Company, the stook of said delinquent subscribers in said Com? pany will, on WEDNESDAY, tho 10th day of November, 1800, at 12:00 o'clock in., in front of the Courthouse, in the city of Roanokc, Va., bo sold atpoolic auction for cash. Said calls wen> each for lOpor oont. of the amount subscribed, and were paya? ble on or before the 20th day of March, 1800, and the SGth day of July, 1890, re? spectively. "1 -1 1,7 ? ? 3 O 3 ? Name nf Sub- = f B% fa neriber. AtO < o J. ,T. Feather. 3 S 200 S 4i> C. I,. Miller. ? 500 100 W. B. Dodd. S 500 100 II. R. Kipp?. 10 1,000 200 Rohort Warsom. 500 'ni> W. II. llendren. aoo ?'.<? J. W. Maupin. 5 ? 500 100 II. I*. Clements. B 500 101) R. K. Bccknor. 1 10? '-'<> L R. Hanes. i<> 1.000 200 Goorgo Rudisill. 5 sno 100 U. L. Greenwood- 1 100 20 J. II. Hunter. 10 1,000 200 W. II. Lookabill.... 1 100 20 L. Lookabill. 1 100 -.-i> W. II. Henderson. . . 3 300 ?',<) J. W. Singleton. "> 500 10O (i. W. Rowers. 10 1,000 200 c. w. Dooly. 5 500 100 C. M. Dooly. 5 500 ion A J. Davis:. 10 1,000 200 Charles A. Zube. ... 5 500 10O George T. Moore- 5 500 100 H. s. Tlt'oFT. President. W. S. Mi CLAN AH AN, Secretary. THOS. W. MILLER, Attorney.