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THE BOANOKE TIMES, XDAILY and WEEKLY) independent . atic paj er Jp^efl to the material and politi lterests of Roanoke and Southwest 'Virginia. SUBSCP.IPT.i>\ hat;; Daily, one year. . Daily, six months. Dally, tbreenion: Its. . - Dailv, one month. ?!eeUy. l. .> Purntshecl to city ?ub-vr-ibcrs, trie dcliv ' cry, fifteen ion! - a I nd six dollars :i year. - Advertisini: rates ':? oa ion at the 01:: e. For marriage and death notii ., s-nary length, 00 cent* wi All tranjjert .-.d \ ? . ^lol" LutidViuice. No attention given to anonymous corre? spondence, and rejected communication- ?.>t returned by mail unless] ?tage is ?. . .-r that purpose. Every othtr day Insertions will the same as every day rtkms, U-ss 20 per cent.; twico a week, it) jier cent.; onca a week, 50 par ? Letters containing ...a inti wssolic ited. ? Contracts for advertising npplyor.lv ta the regular bii-:iit-sadvertisers. A Lver tisements outside of regular busin be charged extra at transient rates. .\ tract for adverUsing is trail Table the written consent of the proprietors of this pa]' r. Entered into the post Sec at Boa ?econd-cl;'-s ? AU CQmniumo.v ions should lie directed to ) TIlifi ?OAXOKE W1IES. - _ Roanoke. Va. SUNDAY. ? - DECEMBER 22, Li . iiAitn i it;;.. i.'.iixonx. lU many parts of the S nth, es? pecially in the agricultural sections, the cry of ??hard times'" is ahnest a constant one amo . the masses of the people. Farm lands i parts oi the South are con declining in value, and fanners, ovsiugto competi? tion with the virgin soil and more-fav? ored lands the W65t, are able to make only a bare living ..: best. 'Roanoke and Southwest Virginia, however, constitute a notable excep? tion to this rule. Lands of all kind, city and farm, ar.d mine property, arc continually increasing ia value, and *"1te*peop'.e apo entirely t< o 1 usy botl ing their material condition to bar. any time to complain of hard limes, which do not exist. The present season has been an un? usually active ore. and the indications for the appro.. hi"-, year r.recsoee-h iugly promising. As some one remarked y\ to the writer, there ia no rity or sec ??vtion that cH'ers v. '?'?- :.. .ments for investment and settlenieii than Roanoke and the Bouthwestert Jortton of the ?:?..;??. . : - arr ^>ion;ng to find this out more and fe?vffery :.iay, and will conti te j^f^tU^iSjsection btcomcs a rer Itftjpve of icons try, giving employ -and furnishing comfortable Hto many thousands of people itp: in less favored parts of tli. \t:ir. WTABa m vi ?sen prevail 1 State? for some time, as was to peeled, has had au exceedingly ?bg effect upon almost ever) rtment of trade. s will be seen from an examina? tion of Dun's Review, published i:: tht news columns, many coal miners in Pennsylvania have been deprived bi ork, and the necessary means of sub? stance on account of it, m d thi ?>thjog trade in particular has been a t?jjfferer. Is 'n Jong Dad tl".' never anas, kr, and with the approach of the ear.colder weather and a bettet of business is almost uecessarih nd to follow. here will he snow and ice yet. and ,_e usual visitation of the''blizzard" ja *.ha West an . Wr~ K'es pul r' ?:?;!;. '3 r^'orida weather cannot exist always ftttsido of that state, and it is not wel tnnt it should. where<,if:.-.s ai::: tatrooED. In Algeria, says the Baltimore Sun, every girl born of native parents :? tattooed on h?r forehead between the eyebrows i ad just on the root of the nose, with a cross formed of several ^straight lines of small stars running close together. These tattoo marks /jtae a dark bluo color. Algerian women are also considerably tattooed on tho backs of their hands, their fore . arms and chests, as well as on their shoulders, their writ . especially adorned with drawings represent.] bracelets and flowers strung together. As a rule women are tho operators, and it is principally on children be? tween the ages of 7 and ? that tl ey haveVto exercise their art. They use sometimes a needle, but more fre? quently a Barbary fig-tree thorn. They em play kohl as a coloring sub? stance. It is a kind of fino powder made from sulphur of antimony, which is also in great request by the Algerian ' women for the purpose of f -; a'mting. to EQl'AMZi: TAXES. According to tho interview with Mr. Woods, member of the House of de? legates from Roanoke a ad ti? tles, which is published in another col t-jubi?j there will be a strong effort dur? ing the' present session of the legisla? ture to pass a bill to provide for the better equalization of taxes. According to the present method of j assessment, the rale varies consider? able iu different coun'ie?; and as taxes, is generally conceded, should be? lied proportionately, the measure is a j Jjte amendable one. There is lit. j V'.v > assage of thai candidate for chairman of the board of public worts, some plan may be a I tpted also t > select candidates for aldermen, and lion and the Iamb will sport in the same pasiureaud Ii? down by the same stream. The millennium is coming. :>o NOT SUFFER ANY LONGER. Know in.; that a COU?h can be i b ked in a day, and the lirst stages of consumption broken in a week, we hereby guarantee Dr. Acker's English Cough remedy, and will refund the money to all who buy, take it as per directions, and do nor liud our state ment correet. Sold by Bndwell i Ihrisi ian A: Barbee. The czar of Russia refuses to recog? nise the government of Brazil. All right. When will tin' Russians re fuse to recognize the government n' the czar? It appears a good many refuse to do so now. THE ETBST SYMPTOMS of DEATH. Tired feeling, dull headache, pains in various parts of the body, sinking at the pit oi.the stomach,loss of nope tite,feverishness,pimples or .-ores, are all positive evidence of poisoned blood. No matter how it became poisoned it must be purified to avoid death. Dr. Acker's English Blood elixir has lievt T failed to remove scrof ulons or syphilitic poisons. SoM un ler positive guarantee by Budwell, Christian & Barbee. Representative Mills, of Texas, con-1 trj licts. a-report that he would not again be a candidate tor congress. He will probably be a candidate as l< . g as the mills can grind out enough votes to elect him. Distressing Case and Happy fure* ?? "For a year 1 have had a breaking ??out on my leg, which troubled me ? so bad : could not walk, leg badly 'sweUed, of a purple color.with erup "tions so bad that blood would ooze "out of it if 1 bore my weight on it- I "was recommended to try Clarke's "Extract of Flax (Papillon)SkinCure, "which I have done. My leg is now "well and 1 can walk two miles on it "without any trouble." Signed, "A*| D. 11 award " Clarkes Flax Soap makes the skin soft and prevents chapping. Skin Cure $1.00. So.ii> 25 cents. For sale bv Johnson Jc Johnson, Drn^ists. The Nashville American says that Bob fngersol is "an agnostic; a skep tie, a corked-up bottle on the world's great sea, not knowing the sea's di mensions and ignorant as to its own landings." Hood Advice, Showing Result. Edward Silvey, Chicago, gives tes? timony: ".My wife had Catarrh tweif "tv-five years: suffered severely for ">ix years before she began to use "your remedy. Unable to breathe "except through the mouth: in a "most critical condition. Tried every ?'thing without relief, when Dr. "Streeter advised her to try Clarke's "Extract of Flax (Papillonj Catarrh "Cure. Relief.followed immediately. I "She continued to use it until she is i "now entirely cured. Her health has I "nor been :>o good in many vears." Price $1.00. Wash the baby with Clarke's Flax Soap. 25 cents." John son i Johnson, Druggists, now have che Fiax remedies on band. The wife of judge Brewer, the new? ly-appointed associate justice of the United States Supreme court, is a Vermont lady. She was married to Jn Ige Brewer in 1S01. EDOch. The transition from long, lingering ind painful sickness to robust health marks an epoch in the life of the in lividual. Such a remarkable event is treasured in the memory and the agency whereby the good health bas | been attained is gratefully blessed. Rence it is that so much is heard in praise of Electric Bitters. So many feel they owe their restoration to health, to the useof the Great Altern itive and Tonic. If you are troubled with any disease of kidneys, liver or (stomach, of long <>r short standing, j yon will surely find relief by use of . Electric Hitter-. Sold ;'T 50c. and $1 , per bottle at Budwell & Christian's dn:? store. _Blocks-of-Five Dudley said to a j New York reporter: *T have the re? putation of being a" honest man. and try to merit that kind of esteem." It is now in order to send Stanley in search of a man who agrees with Dud lev. ? " ? _'. '\-\'; "->5 . .. ... X " lillpl OVERWHELMING TESTIMONY In favor ol New Cryslallzcd Lenses Over All Others. FRgjj THE EX-GOVERNOR OF KL01UDA Tallahassee, Fla., March 5, 1SSS. Mr. A. K. Hawkes, Atlanta, Ga.? Dear Sir: I have thoroughly tested the glasses you fitted to my eyes some time since, and have found them to possess a softness of vision which sur passess anything of the kind I have ever used. Respectfully, W. D. Bloxham. tits .siviHT restored. Mr. A. K. Hawkes: About a year ago i procured my first pair ot glasses Irom some dealer, but they strained my eyes and caused them to ache. I then bought a pair of your Crystallized Lenses, and the effect has been wou derful, a? a proof of which I do not use any glasses now and see as we'll as ever. F. E. Daniel, M. D., Editor Texas Medical Record. fi-iTMr. II. L. Cason, practical optician at the drug store of Charles Lyle &Co. until December 22.1. decl2tf FOR TUMORS. llaveteon a sufferer :rca tuaors aad sores. Ity caployer reesa scuded =s to try tho "A. B.C. Alterative." I did ::, aid have beea irei-restored. I believe it tobe as absoluta Blood ri?rr. Ontitsde proapts this tcstiaoaioL ALS22T MUB2A7, Biehaca?, Va. For Lung Troubles. For years I hare beea a sufferer 6oa luag trouble. Having hoard c'AB.C. Tosiclcca c'.udji totrjit. It proved vor; btaeSclal; ayoough has left sie; ay appetite is good;I aa gatniag flesh & streagth S3. C. 2. EASTMAN, Slehacd, Va. ms. FOR HACKING COUGH. A.B.C. Tcais i Expectorati _eoapletely cured ae of Eeaer ;ae lusgs followed by ihaekiag cough. WEM JOENSCIT, BlohasaS, Va. on Blood and Skin DiKoaesfrce. Address iH ? Ml CA L Q0.,l E2USSABLS CASE. For two years I had rheumatism so bad that It disabled me for w,.rlc aud confined me to liv? ing for a whole year, during which lime 1 conld not ctub raise in v hands to my head, ami for 8 months could net movamysclfln lied.wn* reduced in flesh from kl?3to861bs. Waatrcat 'cdby beat physician:., only to grow worse. Tinally I took Swift'a Specific, and soon bepan to improve. After n while, was at my work, aud for the van live months havo beon as well as I over was?a'J from tho effects of Swift'a Specific. Jon? Rat, Jan. S. 18S9. Ft. Wayne, lud Hooks ou Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. tjav'^iay Swtrr Srscirio Co., Atlanta. Gn Si9? m all nimm OVER TWO "jlLf/lONS DISTRIBUDTED 5FF Lei&rja $?\ ?:\m Company Incorporate,' : > th? Legislature, for educational and charitable pur? poses, and its franchise made a part >>t' the present state constitution in 1ST;? by an overwhelming populai vote. Its Grand Extraordinary Drawing* take place seini-annually, (June and December), and its Grand Single Number Drawings take place in each of the other ten months of the year, and are all drawn in public nt the Academy of Music, New Orleans, I<n " We do hercbi/ certify that we super j eise the arrangement for all th> monthly and semi-annual drawing* \ of the Louisiana State Lottery Com ; pany, and in person manage and con? trol the drawings themselves,and that i the same are conducted with honest;/, fairness, and in good faith toward all ' parties,and ineauthorizetherompany , to ass this certificate, with fac similes \of uur signatures attached, in its ad rtertisements."1 Commissioners. We the undersigned Banks onrfj Bankers will pay all prizes drawn in the Louisiana ?tcle Lotteries which may be jiresenled at our counters. It. M.Walmsley,President Louisiana National Bank. Pierre Lanaux, President State Na tionul B;mk. A. Baldwin. President New Orleans National BanK. Carl Kohn,President Union National Hank. .Viammoth Drawing \t the Academy of Music. New Or ? cans, Tuesday, December 17th. lSiW Capital Prize, $800,000. 100.000 Tickets at $40; Halves $20;Quarters. $l<>: Eighths, fi; Twen fifths, $2: Fortietbs %l. list ok PRIZRS. 1 prize of $000.000 is.$600.001 1 prize of 200.000 is . 300.0001 1 prize of 100.000 is. 100,000 1 prize of 50,000 is. 50.001 2 prizes of 2",0<)(> are. 40,000 5 prizes of 10.000 are. 50 OCNi 10 prizes of 5.000 are. 50,(WO 25 prizes of 2.000 are. 50,000 100 prizes of S00 nre. ?0.000 200 prizes of GOO are. 120.001' 500 prizes of -100 are. 200.000 approximation prizes. 100 prizes of $1,000 are. f 100.00t 100 14 of 800 are. 80,000 100 " of 400 are. 40,00t TWO-NUMBER terminals. f.998 prizes of $200 are. 399,G0<' t,144 prizes, amounting to....f 2,159,G(n AGEXTS WAITED. For club rates or any further information desired, write legibly to the undersigned, clearly stating youi residence, with state, county, street and number. More rapid return mail delivery will be assured by your en closing an envelope bearing your full address. IMPORTANT. Address M. A. DAUPHIN New Orleans, La., or IT. A. DAUPHIN, . Washington, D. C. By ordinary letter containing money order issued by all express companies. New York exchange, draft or postal note. Address RECISTEBEB LETTERS C0XTA1MNC CCKBENC1 to New Orleans National Bank, New Orleans, La. Remember that the payment of prizes is guaranteed by four Na? tional Banks of New Orleans, and the tickets are signed by the president of an institution whose chartered rights are recognized in the highest court: therefore, bsjrare of all imitations or anonymous schemes. One dollar is the price of the small? est part or fraction of a ticket issued by us in any drawing. Anything in our name oilered for Ies6tha'n a dollar is a swindle. WILBUR S.POLE ^ CO Collecting Agents and Manu? facturers of RUBBEit STAMPS, STEEL DIES, STENCILS. SEAL PRESSES. HOUSE NUMKEllS, DOOM PLATES, ETC. All claims placed in our hands for collection will receive prompt Rtten tion. We are cminected with most ot the foreign cnllectins associations aDd merchants unions, which enables us to collect accounts abroad as well as at home. For further information call up'>n Oi address J Wilbur .?o!e&Co. j ROANOKE, VA. Offica Stewart buildiug, opposite po-t.-fiice. d*c 8 6m 8. GRIFFIN. [ 3. ALLEN WATTS. QRIFFIN & WATTS; ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Roanoke, - - Virginia. Office: Room No. 5, Kirk's building, comer Salem avenue and Jefferson St. MOTICE.?Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has lost cer? tificate No. 73 for 25 shares of the cap? ital stock of the Roanoke Land and Improvement Company, issued to ' Francis S. Stout, and dated the 7th of November, ISS&and that the under? signed is aboutvto mafce application for a new certificate for 25 shares' of the capital stock of the Roanoke Land and Improvement Company in lieu thereof. FRANCIS A. STOUT, j 18 Wall street, AN ORDINANCE. At a meeting of the council of the city of Roanoke, held December 10th, 1881), the following ordinance was adopted: He it ordained by the council of the city of Roanoke, upon the pe? tition of the Roanoke and Southern Railway company, by it- president, filed on this, 3rd, day oi Ueccmber, 1881?, 1. That the sergeant and judges election lor the said city of Roam ko do open a poll at the several voting precincts of said city, on Tuesday, the 28th day <?t January, I8t>0, and take the sense of the freehold voters on the question, whether the said council shall be authorized, in the name of and for the use nf the city, to cause tobe issued, /bonds i" an amount nor exceeding one hundred thousand dollars for the purpose ol making a second and further sub script ion to the capital stock ol the Roanoke and Southern Railway com a uy. 2. The said election shall h and theauthority to issue bonds and make said subscription shall be upon the following terms and conditions namely : I. The said conned may sub for the stock of said company to the amount of one" hundred thousand dollars; provided, that in doing so the aggregate debt ol the citj shall not exceed ten per centum of the assessed value of the property, real and personal, within the citj limi II. That the said compauy shall within nin> ty days aft< r the scriptum shall bo made, comini oce construct its line nf road at its ter minus in saiil city of Roam ke, oi within on? mile of the city limit* shall prosecute the same m . lama tide manner with all reasona di i gence to its complet ion. III. The bonds of the citj ol 1. uoke shall bear ii per cent, interest and shall be reduciuable i" tbirfj years, and ishall be issued ... liv ered to a trustee, to be a.:: between the council of the i ? ' Roanoke and the president .1 tin Roanoke ami Southern railway Tin said trustee upon the certificate ? ? the chief engineer of said railwaj ? the completion of thegradinjji f sue! and every mile ol said road fr Roanoke city southward shall d< livei to said railway the I? m. I - ol said cit\ to the amount of $5,000 and upoi like certificate of' the engineer ioi each and every mile ol s>aid r ?an when the superstructure is compli ? aud ready for operation, the - trustee shall deliver to said railway bonds to the amount ol ? , ei mile until the entire sUuj ol proviiled for in this ordinance slial be delivered. Upon the delivery ol - j ? bonds of the said trustee '< the railway compan;, the company shall deliver to tbu - trustee certificates 'd stock in sai< railway to the full amount > l sain bonds. IV. The subscription when u by the city council shall be upon ih< terms and conditions herein sei and should the said company fail i< omply with said terms ami fions, then, and in that event, tlx said subscription, at the opl said City, shall be void. 8 The election shall I e In I conducted in the manner i - ? under section 1243 aud 12-11 ol the of Virginia, und the question sti luitted shall be deteriuii ed the provisions ol section 130, V. of the charter of said eil; 4. The sergeant shall cause a < fied copy of this ordinance to be pub? lished in the daily paper- of thi and shall post a copy thereol ai e of the voting place- f>r thirty i! y.? previous to the day of eh etion. A copy?teste. GrEO. L HKNNK i T, '? In obedience to the foregoing a notice is hereby given thai the will be opened at the s< v< ral voting precincts of the city of Roanoke ai sunrise on TUESDAY, JAN. 28,1800 for a vote to be taken as specified in said law. C. W. THOMAS, Sergeant. Roanoke. December loth, 188'!). dec 14 till jan2D _ SHSNANDOAH VALLEY R. h CHRISTMAS HOLIDA 1 R?TE S 0 X E K A ii K ?von TIIK? Excursion Tickets will be on sale December 21st to 25th. iuclus ve. aud December 30th to January 1st, inclu? sive. Good to return on or before Jan? uary 5th, 1890. 0. IIOWAIIii R0YER, General Passenger Agent, dec 17, 19, 21, 22, 24, 2'J and 31. LOOK OUT. LOOK OUT BOYS. We are ready to furnish you with the best and finest drink in the city which H. A. Smith, late ol the Palace hotei can serve to you; you know it. Come and see the only place where you can get a Roanoke surprise. H. 6EISMAI, Proprietor 201 SALEM AVE.. ROANOKE. VA INTERNATIONAL TYPEWRITER! A strictly first-class macu,ne. F i.ly warranted. Made from very '-.est r.\:l terial, by skilled workmen, w.ti with the best too's that have evi r been I devised for the purpose. Warrauted to do all that can be reasonably ex? pected of the very best typewriter extant. Capable of wriiinc 150 words per minute?or more?according to the ability of the operator. Price .$100.00. If there is no agent in your town, address the manufacturers. THE PARISH MFG. CO., Azents wanted. Parish, N. Y. no 9tf J. E. M. HENCKEL, CIVIL ENGINEER, DRY GOODS, GKOCI RH 8, UAKDWiRK, HOOKS, PA PKKS,S. .NOYKi.TIK A POSTAL CARD TO W. E. KIR WAN'S Purchasing Agency, Corner Pratt nod Concord Streets, Baltimore, Md . and lie will furnish you the ?Exact Cost of any article you may need and yoa will save money. decl7-e >> w-Cm CALL AT H Com er Jefferson and Campbell Streets* ?FOR? GROCERIES. !), tf LEI REA Li Ufr in LI C. B. STR?USE & CO.. ents for the Salem Improvement Co. -,\X1> FOR TH EMOSTDESIRABLE LOT? IN THE OLD TOWN COLLEGE STREET, OPPOSITE COURTHOUSE. *ALEM. ------ VIRGINIA ; R F [Eft. n S. r_.- ml C M WEBBER. Sherd! Ronuok- ( oiii.iv CO AS i> D EXIT Edit?r Tiii.^-K.'"!*! FRIER, WEBBER & DEN IT, HEAL ESTATE AGENTS, alem, -????>.-- Virainhi Sell and buy houses, lots and farms on commission. Bouses ecu ted an ?? . I Rf>lt:r?i? t?r?>mpllv m?fl* OH1. B?l->':i<-u 1 luv I fl n e*. iCiS B. KEMP * CO,. Reai Estate Agents, Have jtisl placed on the market id:: Beautiful Lot? of the HYDE PARK LAND COMPANY, POR ERGM $250 TO $30 l'ER LOT. Ai u?rtiis to ?uh ill purchasers?$30 ash; *>> anc? in month!) Instil Inn i 310 per month. These are the moat beautiful and conveniently located Im he city. Mi e also have Very Desirable Houses In nl' p-irt.- of the city on monthly papmeuts. Stop pay ins rent and come ? ce iiiicl s?et a bargain. Francis B. Kemp Sl Co. WILLIAM M. NELSON. ----- E. A. PARSONS NELSON & PARSONS, real estate and insurance agents, OFFICE, ROOM NO. 1. DUVAL HOUSE, SALEM. VA. Have for sale the most desirable residence and business property in tin oeautiful town of Sal.'in. Ascents for the Salem Improvement company. D< not fail to <'.-iii and see us. Correspondence invited I i; Levy President. S1 Part be, Gcn'l M'g'r Uexry M. Daniel Sec'y. & Treas. j. F. Barbour, Superintendent. Ill CONSTRUCTION ?AND? approvement ?o. OfTice in Citizen's Bark. The construction of stores, ware . uses, hotels and public buildings a -peeially for cash or on lime when * el i secured. Persons desiring lo buy homes at ow prices on monthly payments will (iinl it lo their advantage to see us be >re purchasing. CONTRACTING, Rn ilroad Work, Street Grading, or Excavating of Any Kind, Either in Earth or Rock, by tbe Yard or on Force Account. I now have a road machine espe? cially adapted to grading new streets and shaping of old ones. The work ' can be done neater and cheaper than | by any other method. GRAVES SIMS, P.O. BOX 20, - - ROAJSOKE.VA WS 1 CHALMERS: Still keep the largest assortment of HARDWAR Ic Southwest Virginia. They have just received a large ?OP? c Lap Robes, Horse Co] j Breech Loading Gun Sporting Qoo\ Miner's and Railroad Suj; A Specialty. j 17 and 19 Second Street. Song QR. T. W. CKOZIER, DEiJkST. Roanoke, >ffice oxter Lyle'a drug store, cor ar?bia tfnrt" Onmittt ODERLESS f unequalled burning quality, FOR SALE BY R.WERTZ. SON Fitters in the hen-S !s., SEERS. ehe? of unptly. WHERE TO STOP. THE CITY HOTEL. ,< The Most Conveniently Located. Booms Well Ventilated. TABLE SET WITH THE B?ST THE MARKET - AFFORDS. J. 0. MANES..Proprietor. nn N m m DO YOU WANT ? A CHEAP HOME? Then Buy a lot of the 1 tna Land Company, located jus -:ast ol Glade Spring, in five minutes ride 01 the city, on the dummy line. The cheapest land to be bought. Prices ranging from $75 to ?200. Sole agents. W. M. YAGER & CO. ?v 24 C Roanoke, Va,. Pulaski City, Va. Bluefield, W. Va. The above houses offer superior accommodations to the Travelling Public. Sample Rooms for Commercial Men. IF1 IR, IE ID. 33. FOSTER. AN OBJECT LESSON Teacher (who is a billiard enthusiast.)?"Now, then, what is a 'straight tip?'"' Smart Boy?"A 'straight tip' is when GRIN BERG & MORRIS, proprietors of the 'Young America" Cl ii 1; I > 11 ?, t iv 111 ?? ir stock of Clottoj, Bats and Fnttbi Goods, aid Boils, M, Trunks and Vaiices is lanrer and their prices lower than ever."' In clothing we have really a fin* selection for men, youths and boys. In hats the very latest styles, and as to our furnishing goods, they need only to he seen to he appreciated. We hav* some specially fine underwear selling at remarkably low figures. No trouble t^ show goods. RESPECTFULLY, GRINBERG & MORRIS. m EBEST FOR THE MONEY U AND YOUR MONEY'S WORT Rather than -so called ''cheapness" is our rule, and we ask that you call and we will prove this to you by showing yon our line of Flannels in Plaids, Stripes and Plain. We would especially call your attention to our line of new shades in 46-INCH HENRIETTAS. 1 he best line of Blankets and comforts to b& found in the city. Yours respectfully, J. M. HARRIS, NO. 17 SALEM AVENUE. Tie Citizens Bait of Roaioiei Ronnoke, Virginia. Salem Avenue, between Jefferson and Henry Streets, J. B. Levy, President. Late cashier Commercial Bank, Roanoke, Va. John Ott, Cashier. Late cashier City Bank, Richmond, Va. Accounts of banks, bankers, corpor? ations, merchants, and individuals solicited. Our facilities fordoing a! general banking business are equal to to any banking house in Virginia. Collections a specialty and prompt remittances made. Interest allowed on time deposits_m!8-6m HAY! HAY! WHEAT! WHEAT! Fifty thousand bushels prjhjn? wheat. Five thousand tons No. V ""N timothy hay for sale. ? P. B. SUBLETT\ DYEING, CLEANING and REPAIRING You will save money bringn your dirty clothes to be cleaned ? djed aud repaired to me. Char e moderate. Work Gist class. E. WaSsak, Corner Campbell and Henry street Roanoke. Va. ( W. D. MYERS & CO. -ON ERNEST AVENUE, S. W. .have their cooper-shop in operation j W)d are prepared to fnrnisb. flour_[ \rels, time barrels and apple barrelgM Aghort notice. jy341<^g