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hat everybody if! lookinr for. W ? have not the time nor space to enu?
merate the name of all w have in stock, but will say
:OME AND SEE US.
You can sure-'v find e\ >rything that is kept in
A3TIRST-CLASS GROCERY STORE.j
OUR PRICES WILL S?ll YOU. YOUR PATRONAGE
IS SOLKITED. RESPECTFULLY,
L. H. BRUGH,
J K IT E KSON S'j REET,
ROANOKE, VA.
At ino jutn-lion of !he North Carol", ia extension and Cripple Creek extension
, the Norfolk and Western Railroad A great railroad junction, iu the heart
Fthe greatest mining district of So thwest Virginia, aud dcstiued sooa to|
?uk with the grs;u industrial centers of the New South.
TUI7
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W?l Sell a Private Sale
JULY 16th, 1890,
1,000 Lots .it an a verage Price of $300.
gently rising grounds overlooking the I
All lots are favorably located c
eautifal Valley of New Rivsr.
The exceedingly low price at whicl
isnrt ' 0 in; fcstor? quick an 1 large r.
TERMS OF SALE: One third ca
Through its excellent raiboad facil;
nun haul oi'ike enormous dt posits 0
'he world famous lirnonite ai d mount
.?ithiu easy haul of the celebrated 1
:elds.
immense lime5toi
ing operated w
The Wo. 1 Fwrna?
th23c lots are placed upon the market,
vuras.
1. balance in ouc aud twoyaars.
ies, 1VANHOE is placed within miui
Gossan Iron Ore, of Carroll County, and
?in ores of Cripple Creek Valley, and also
icahontas and Flat Top coal and coke
-e quarries are be-|
ithin the town,
"I? of the New River Mineral
3mpany is already in successful op> -ation, while the
Evanhoe Iwn Company,
a ler the Presidency of Air. lord;;:;
New Y'ork. has been organized for
f large capacity. The ex;e lsive mi.
djoiniug the town, are already giving
The IVANHOE ZINC COMPAN
based immense deposits of esceedio
eloping, ?.nd will soon erect several:
Being ihe only city in the Southern
Railroad, IVANflOE, musf become
? >r^ fields and agricultural and timber
?rn North Carolina. S:(uat..:l iu the
?ithiu a short distance of tho Southe.
bssesses greater advantage for woe
Vast tracts of Red and V? bite oak
ear at hand, furnish exceptional <
ueut5 or1'1 steam tanneries.
A ?->3,000 JTot^l will be reeled r
"Vater works, planing m.ll and I
ate.
De'.og 2,000 feet above the sea. the
inouncatn resorts ofiiie world. A hi
?nda half miies on New Kiv:r hes bt
Liberal inducements *vtil be offered a
connections with the steamship lines,
cir and Yaskin Valley aud the She.
Ohio River? the Norfolk ami Wester:
communication with the gieat mark
naps, descriptive pamphlets etc., apr
1 icnt Company, or G. M. S. eley. See.
. Mott, of the Mott Haven Iron Works,
be purpose of erecting another furnace
35 of the Mud River Mineral Company,
employment to a larse 1.umber of men.
?". with a capital of $500,000, has pur
ly rich zinc ores, which they are now de?
ine furnaces.
connection of the Norfolk aud Western
great distributing point .'or the innneute
"istricts of Southwest Virginia and West
aidstofa great wool rais:ng district, and
1 cotton fields. No place iu Virginia
en and cotton mills.
chestnut, hickory, pine and hemlock,
pportunitiea for wood-working establish
ouce.
rick factory will beerecLedat an early
climate is unsurpassed by the celebrated
ge tract of level land with a front of on.i
u set aside for manufacturing purposes.
1 industries locating here. Through its j
die Louisville and Nashville, the Cape
andoah railroads and its outlet on the
Railroad places IVANHOE in direct
lie, North, East, South and West. For
ly to the lavanboe Land and Improvc
etary, Ivarhoe, Wythe county, Va.
W. O. VAN DORAN, President.
DIRE
JORDAN L. MOTT, owner J. L.
OHAS. G. EDDY; vice president V
EDWIN EINSTEIN, of New Y
'iver Mimeral Company.
GEO. H.SEELEY, of New Y01
tver Mineral Company.
W. C. VAN DORAN, Iv ahoe, V
(! EN. JOS. A. WALKER Wythe
HERBERT G. HULL, New York
G. M. SEELEY, Sec'y aud Treas.
:tors:
Mott Iron Works, Moll-Haven, N. Y.
. S W. Railroad.
k City. Capitalist and director in New
. -sin
City, Capitalist and presides! . ...
tiiot New
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ille, Va 11
arr.
.ty, capitalist aud Lawyer.
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Estate : Aqents
iPFICE, 112 S. JEFFERSON STRE3T, REAR OF ELLIS BROS. STORE.
an sell you iOine of the mc3t Desirr. lie businos.s and residence property in
Roanoke at reasonable 1 rices, aud the best terms.
Oarr ge always ready to take you over
the City,
3*
WANTED.
TAN TED.?Good board for gentle
*V man and two little boys. Addres
Permanent," Times office, je 20 21
;,OOM AND BOARD IN A DE
j ligktful locality, 106 Fourthave
to, ?. W. _J_.nyOO tf
WO FURNISH E1) ROO iIS FO1
rent. Apply at 120 4th Avenue, S
33 29 It.
? ICE FURNISHED ROOMS FOI
err. ^ixth Avenue, doo s east o.
irk;-.;-;. jvytf.
[71 ANTED.?A BRIGHT ACTIVI
5 boy to feed presses at Hammond",
nntin?^ Works. Apply at once.
N ARR THE SIGN WRITE-.1, COR
ner Third avexue aud Fi.st ttreei
-r. W. uar6-tf
i RINi'SR WANTED, EXPONENT
Blnefield, Vest Va. Good
steady man. A nan whe
. ..l^K a iob press preferre 1.
,jy 2 tf._
0 iRDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO
? 1 at Ror er Park Hotel. Nicel]
?niah'ed rooms. Large rrottnds,
set with the best the market
(fords. MRS. CRAWFORD.
iar27-tf Proprit toress.
vI^T))-SUMMER BOA 3DERS
Person., desiring to sp.md the
bs of July and Angus among
emountains, will address at once.
3. Wm. H. Overstreet. TLaston's,
r|L Residence two and a half miles
? m Norfolk and Western railroad,
? > six miles west of Bedford City,
?.maje and water unsurpassed for
,1th. Evenings delightful, nights:
ol and refreshing, house commodius
. ( airy- Terms $20 per month
: v at eod.
FOR RENT.-THREE FURNISHED
rooms for gentlemen at 802 Firsr
street, S. E. jy4 3t
WANTED AT ONCE-A FIRST
class moulder. Blnefield Iron
Works, Blnefield. W. Va. jy 4 3t.
PRE E.?STENOGHA1 i ,* A?TD
typewriting free. Firs; c lass facil?
ities and best of teachers. Address
with stamp for return postage.
THE PARISH MFG. CO.,
no9tf Parish, N. Y.
I OST.-ON YESTERDAY AFTER
Li noon, a plain leather pocketbook,
containing $97 in notes. R. E. Mene
fee's name is on the inside of the
book. Finder will be liberally i&
warded by returning same to TiMHB
office. J. A. FRITH.
je27 Ct
A LLEGHANY INSTITUTE, ROA N
? OKE, VIRGINIA.
C. F. JAMES, B A., D. D., Principal.
A first-class high school for boys
and young men.
Handsome building, entirely new
and well equipped, on the heights
ovei looking, Roanoke. Pure water,
pure air and healthful location. Build?
ing heated by steam and supplied
with bath rooms. Full crops of ex?
perienced teachers. Students pre?
pared for advanced classes of College
or University, or for business life.
Send for catalogue, to
Principal Alleghany Institute.
jy 4 1m Roanoke, Va.
FOR SALE.
A house with eleven rooms, in a de5
sirable locality. Terms, $5,000, $1,000
cash and the remainder to suit pur?
chaser. Address "BUSINESS"
jy 8 lw N TIMES office.
Hl BR?GE
?AT TJIEIR?
NEW STORE
NO. 110 COMMERCE STREET,
Offer This Week
DRESS FABRICS of every descrip?
tion, suitable for the
HOT MONTHS.
'-vi i.iius ia Persian Mm-s
a '> j 'dun r oih in the most ex
quisite designs.
Satin striped Batistes, at T2Jc yd.,
in strikingly stylish figures.
White Goods of every description,
in plain, plaid and -triped materials,
at city prices.
Cashmere Ombre Satines, entirely
new, at 12ie; worth 20c.
New Lace Flouncings and Net in the
largest assortment.
New (iiughams, Outiugs, Percales
and Prints, very cheap.
New black wool Etamine, latest
summer fabric.
New Silks in India, Pongee, Failles,
Pean de Soie, at astonishingly low
prices.
New wool Challies, at 20c yd, in the
most artistic designs aud colorings.
Swiss Flouncings aud Embroideries
in full assortments.
50 dozen Hemstitched Handker?
chiefs, this week at 5c.
Special Bargains iu Corsets, Hoisery,
Gloves and Underwear.
The ladies are all cordially invited
to call aud inspect the new things we
are constant lv opening.
flEIRONIfflUS & BB?GH
110 Commerce Street,
ROANOKE, VIRGINIA,
tf
A CARD
TO THE PUBLIC.
WE TAKE PLEASURE IN An?
nouncing to the put lie that we are
receiving daily our
-SUCH AS A PINE' LINE OF
DRESS GOODS,
TRIMMINGS
?TU MA'IVH.?
We make a specialty in mourning
Goods.300 piecesof Dress Ginghams
from 6 cents upwards. We have a
splendid line "of'Powells, Napklr.8
and Table lines. Our
Motion Departing
SUCH AS HANDKERCHIEFS, LA
g'dies' and Children's Hose.cannot be j
surpassed in Roanoke.
WE HAVE JUST [RECEIVED
over one thousand pieces of Swiss and
Hamburg Edgings, flu WVtST""
black and-. r%*.tfFESKn*s in
I ..nice.
Not Make up any More
' Underwear when you can buy them
at 20 cents and 5!) cents apiece in
gowns as well as skirts.
Try one of our Kabo Corsets
as they are guaranteed for twelve
months
We Are the Agents for the
Foster Kid Gloves, the best on the
market.
We Keep a Full Line ol
Beaded Capes as low as $2.00 a
piece.
In Fact You Can Find Any?
thing that is kept in a first-class dry
goods house at the lowest prices.
Do not pass us by, but come in. ?s
we take a pleasure in showing goods.
I. BACHRACH,
122 SALEM AVENUE.
tt
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.?
The Stockholder* cf the Roanoke
Building Company are hereby re?
quested to be present at a meeting to
be held Monday, July 30th, 1890 at
12 o'clock m., at the office of th?
Roanoke Loan, Trust and Safe De?
posit Company. jy2tf
FOR SALE.?ONE HORSE AND
r Buggy. The buggy and harness
are new. Tbe horse is as gentle as a
lamb. A most excellent family horse.
Ladies can drive him anywhere with
perfect safety. Price 8350 complete.
Call or address J. T. HALL, TIMES
office. jy2 tf
NOTICE.
A regular meeting of the Stockhold?
ers of the Valley Building and In?
vestment Company is hereby called at
the office of tbe company, in the citv
of Roanoke, Va., August 1st, 1890, at
12 o'clock, noon. Bv order of the
Board of Directors. D.H.SCOTT.
jy 2 80t "ZZZ Secretary.
KOANOKE COLLEGE,
J SALEM VA.
Choice of courses; commercial de?
partment; library 17.000 volumes
good morals: healthful cilmate; very
moderate expenses. Students fifteen
Statjs, Ind. Ter., Mexico, and Japan.
38th year begins Sept. 17th. Illus?
trated [Catalogue free. Address
JULIUS. D. DREHER, President,
Salem, Va.
YOUNGE.
Architect and Superintendent.
Roanoke, Va. Room 6, Didier Build?
ing. All classes of public and private
buildings. Artistic interior work, and
decoration a specialty. jy4tf
ABOUT THE CITY
SHORT ITEMS GATHERED BV
TIMES REPORTERS.
INTERESTING AND NEWS! ITEMIi
Moonlight Drives to Snltiu An Altoi -
ntlou in the West End Yards Sick
at Their Home iu WeM Roniiohi-.
A Stew l>e?ot at Basic City.
Only a few drunks were before the
mayor yesterday.
W. P. Matthews, of Lynchburg, is
at the Continental.
Mr. John Kinnier, of Lynchburg, '$
registered at Hotel Felix."
Mr. Of. X. Petty, ofl-'n.nl Royal,
Va., is in the city prospecting.
Mr. A. M. Stoverand wife, of Mont?
gomery county, are in the city.
W. P. Pierson, of Lexington, Va., is
registered at the Continental Hotel.
Misses Lillio and Mary Kinnier, of
Lynchburg, are visiting relatives id
the city.
Moonlight drives to Salem are be?
coming a frequent and most deligh -
ful recreation.
Engine 208 was slightly disabled at
West End yards yesterday evening,
and was taken to tin-simps for re?
pairs.
Mrs. Sarah Garner and her daugh?
ter, Mrs. W. 1). Waiden, arc botil
quite sick at their home in Wei t
Roanoke.
It is said that the Shenandoah Val?
ley Railroad Company will erect a
handsome union depot at Basic Citj
in the near future.
The stationary engine at t he Bridg s
water Carriage Works has been placed
iu position, and the.portable|engij <
heretofore used will be dispensed
with.
Mr. A. W. Finch, a merchant of
Buchanan, is a guest at Hotel Feli :.
An exchange says the shirt has con e
to stay. Please allow it a washing
furlough occasionally.
Mr. Harry Garman, of East Roan
uoke, is visiting friends in PulUski
county. This is the lirst holiday 1 I
has had in three years' steady wor.:.
Re is the efficient Greman on the yard
engine for Roanoke Machine Work;.
W. H. (Jonner, foreman of the tin
working establishment of Brewer ai '
Sons, went to Roanoke yesterday i<
superintendent the putting up oj
some galvanized iron cornices on a
a business block in the '"Magic City "
?Bristol Courier.
Mr. A. q. Betts, of Springfield, Mi .
has arrived in the city, aud is qua ??
teredat the Head House. He is to
favorably impressed with theente*
prise anil progress displayed by oi i
citizens, that he contemplates remai i
inghere. Hisbusines is that of a oo t
tractor.
A colored cart driver named Htl
laud and a mule became engaged a
an altercation in the West End yeste ??
day, which terminated by the" mu e
striking him a severe blow in the fai i
with his bind foot. Holland's fa. *
was badly lacerated and his injuiy
quite painful.
Mr. Thomas Goggin returned y< -
terday from a two day's recreation < i
the James, with a fish story. He sai i
that among a large number ot t! <
finny tribe which he had succeeded . n
capturing, was a black bass weighing
five pounds. A fish that size is a
whopper.
Pilgrim* tu tlieShrine ttfUymmn.
Two couples from Glade Spring..
Va., in company, sought Tennessee f
' Gretna Green'' yesterday, that they
each might here join the course (f
their lives for the remainder < I
their earthly pilgrimage in a sing t
stream. They came in on the belate i
noon train, which arrived in Brist? 1
at about 2:40. They at once song! t
the parlor of the Nickels House, where
the two expectant bridegrooms. le,*w.
the brides-elect ~^>?0*^;~-- )
toita*1 * i letiveT ??uiiC tnej weit
.t?m^ Tjer m search of the needed 1 -
censes. In a short time they returne 1
to the hotel parlor, and at about I
o'clock, in presence of quite a com?
pany of witnesses, the couples, or i
after the other, stood up before Eld( r
A. H. Burroughs, and pledging to or e
another their troth, and making li -
ting vows as to loving and cherishii:;
each other till death should then
part, the brides and grooms were re?
spectively joined in the holy bonds of
matrimony, to live together in tint
state according to God's ordinance.
The respective couples were M
Walter Hawthorn and Mattie 1 .
Owens, and Mr. Francis M. Cook ani
Miss Stoots. It was the first t hue tin t
the elder had been called upon toofi -
ciate at a double wedding.
A Witty Scotch Lad.
A farmer's boy in Scotland was
brought up, charged with pushing i
girl into a mill pond. In pleading hi s
case he said he did not push her in. h ;
was only "gaun to do't;" whercupo i
the bailie summarily informed hii i
that '"do't" and "gaun to do't'' weri
all the same, and that ho would hay ?
to pay a fine of ten shillings or go for
ten days to gaol. The boy, not hat -
ing the necesfary wherewithal, wa;i
allowed to go and get it from a friene.
In a little while he was again see.i
standing in court, when the baili \
asked if he had paid his fine yet. "No,"'
said he, "but I was gaun to do't. an'
as ye say 'do't and gaun to do't was
the same,' I'm thinking you an' me'il
be clear noo!"1
The Cigarette Machine.
The Universal Cigarette Mach in1
was on exhibition before a large num -
ber of people yesterday, and they al!
expressed themselves as very much
impressed with its utility. The
machine will be exhibited today a
Wellford's warerooms on Jefferson
street.
The Hobbie Music Co., Lynchburg,
Va., is headquarters for Pianos am
Organs, they are selling them at lower
priceB and on easier terms than an> ;
other house in the country. The foi j
lowing are some of "the many'' they'
handle: Webber, Kranich and Bach
and Knabe Pianos and Estey Organs
Compare their prices with other deal?
ers and be convinced.
The Universal Cigarette Machin?'
will be on exhibition this morning a;
11:30 in the ware room of W. N. Well
ford, jr., & Co.. on Jefferson street
Stock books will be opened at tlw!
time. Come and see it. The machine
will speak for itself.
Francis B. Kemp & Co.
The three outlets of disease are the
bowels, tbe skin and the kidneys. Re?
gulate their action'with the best puri?
fying tonic, Burdock Blood bitters.
On May 12th we sold our coal, wood
and lumber business to Messrs. J. C.
F. Bell & Co. We sent out notices of
amounts due us. Many came for?
ward and promptly settled: but there
are still some bills unpaid, which we
earnestly request maybe settled with?
out further notice.
All accounts not settled during the
month of July will be placed in the
hands of an officer with instructions
to "collect according to law."
Respectfullv,
jy2 W. K. Andrews & Co.
r
Why Support the Home Paper?
Why? Because, if for no bcttei
reason, tho home newspaper support
you. You wake tip once iu a while
perhaps, and forsaking your private
business, in which for years you hav<
been immersed, you turn out an<
spend a day or an hour for tho puhli<
good?at the polls fighting against ih?
re election of a boodlcr, at a publi.
meeting talking for water works o>'
some new enterprise?and then youre
turn to your pursuit, leaving the news
paper to clinch tho victory or protec
the retreat, as the case may be.
The newspaper man bus been so Ion;
tho watchman on the tower, or th >
man on guard, that Iiis service in tin ;
line is taken as a matter of course. au>.
the value of that service lias fallen too
far in public appreciation.
lint the newspaper man is not whin?
ing. He cures whether his service i i
appreciated or not?everybody who i;
anybody is sensitive to appreciation c ?
the denial of it; but he knows whc.5
j belongs to Iiis guild, and knowing, h i
is going to continue his performance.
Still, when reasons are wanted forsuj ?
porting the homo paper, it is fair t5
say that the newspaper .should be sui ?
ported because it is a daily publi*.
j benefit, contending for the public goo I
when tho public itself is drowsy Of
slumbering deeply.
Hut that, you may say, is a senti?
mental reason; so it is, partly. Nj
, self respecting newspaper ?nun woul I
urge it alone. The strict business res -
[sou for supporting the homo paper s
that it pays, directly, as well as iud -
rectly. Let two men try two opposite
policies. Let duo man advertise in tl -j
j home paper?riot putting iu an ''ad "
written iu a minute on a scrap of p. -
per, but preparing an aunouncemci t
with caru and study, changing it fr -
qucntly, always with the same cur,
and keeping the scries going steadily.
Let the ot!:' r man try any plan J e
pleases of pushing business?chronic ,
prizes, brass bauds, balloon real esta o
tricks, personal solicitation from hou-e
to house anything lie pleases?ai 1
sec how it will conic out. For thesan e
money the newspaper advertiser wi 1
beat the oilier man two b> one.'
.ln.'.v Fonrlli E.vcnretlon.
Via Norfolk and Western Railroa .
Norfolk. Old Point, Virginia Beac .,
1 fcean View, t inly one tare for roui i
trip. Tickets sold on July 3rd at 1
Ith. good until July 7thon all reguli r
passenger t rains. j v ':; 4.
Choice Lot Snlv.
The Bedt.>rd ('iry Land and Ii -
provement Company announces a sa e
o'choice lots on the 5th day of Jul ,
is'.io. The number of lots is limit? I
but choice, and they will be sold c 1
moderate terms. Everybody is offer? I
an opportunity to make big mone;?.
It was intended to have this sa j
earlier, but it has been postpom 1
until after the exercises at the dedic ?
tion of Randolph ftlacon Academy ? 1
the fourth of July. Large nuiube s
ot our citizens and distinguish*: .1
guests, among them several bishop ,
clergymen, United Senators and tl ?
governors of some of the Southei 1
States, will bo precent to witness tl 3
splendid programme prepared \ ?
President Smith, closing with t
magnificent display of lire works .t
night.
We earnestly request all visitor.-; : >
remain over rill the tilth and attec 1
tills salt-01 iota; ai: yt it?? -?1 ?.
agents are agents lor the company.
The same lot will not be sohl to sc -
eral purchasers, but as soon as a sa >
is affected it will be placed on tl.?
bulletin board. The company h: s
put the price low to induce persons 1 ?>
build, ami with all who will contra? :
to build houses special terms will 1 ?
made. It is not the policy of th.s
company to boom. It offers lot .
which will double iu value iu si ?
mouths, at low rates to bring citizei s
to the town. J. M. Berrv, presides .
p-B- y.]-v\^v-.vic- ^. 1 ?
fi^p!y,>o'ell, secretary, of Bedford Cit
Land .-iud Improvement Company.
Bedford City, June 21.
\ juue'J'jtojulyO.
I Mrs. L. R. Ammen, corner Con -
i mercc and Campbell streets, will f< r
the next thirty days beginning Moi -
day. June 30, close out her entn ?
stoek of millinery and not ior.< at cos .
Come early and secure bargains.
june20-twk?
Dou t Trade lor It.
All persons arc hereby warm 1
against buying or trailing for certil -
catcsof stock of the Baltimore an 1
Ohio Lund Company, Salem, Va .
number lis'. 69, To, 71, 7-.', 70, 74, 75, 7-.
77, 7iS. 70, 80, as they were i.-sned b '
mistake. H. G. Buowa*, President.
SPECIAL I.OCAJ. NOTICES*
Mattresses of all kinds made to orde *
by L. H. Stewart ? Co. je21-1'
Marshall's Cafe?Tlx- popular n -
sort, furnishes a first-class dinm ?
daily from 1 to U tor 50 cents. ap5-tf
?P'r.ster your le>use with Marbl 1
Rock ?me, best on the. market. Ifyo :
don't believe, it, call on Caruer & Co..
sole ageuts. Remember they are th ;
cheapest sash, 'icor and blind nianufat ?
ttrers iu the city. Satisfaction gaarar. ?
eed. t
Buy jour cooking stoves from M.E
Jennings & Co., near market housr
Salem avenue. t
Arti3ts material at Pickon's.
janl7-tf
Stoves ! stoves ! stoves ! cbeape ?
thau ever at M. II. Jennings & Co.
Saicm avenue, near market house.
oct7-tf
For lire insurance call at the Offic
of the Roancke Trust, a-oan and Sf.f.
Deposit Co. dec28-tf
Geyer, the Campbell street Tailo,
carries a large and select stock 0
goods in his line. my20 tl
Go to Geyers to get your sprin,
and summer suits. iuy20 tf.
A lar<;e and beautiful stock of car
pets and rugs in newest styles can b'
found at E. H.Stewa rt & Co.'s. je21-f t
Akers A White have just received t.
fresh car load of melons, on marke,
today. je28 lm.
The best- fitting and most stylish
suits in the city at Geyer's, on Cam]
bell street. my20 tl
Marshall's Cafe?For a full cours<
dinner served in A 1 style daily from
1 to o for 50 cents. ap5-tf
All onr actions take their lines fron
the complexion of the heart, as land
acr pes their variety from light.
Refrigerators and ice chests of var- i
ions makes and sizes at E. H. Stewart j
A Co.'s. je2l-tf. !
The largest stock of lace curtians'ir. I
the city and at bottom prices at E.H.
Stewart & Co.'s. je21-tf j
An elegant assortment of chamber
and parlor suits have just been re-;
ceived by E. E. Stewart A; Co. je21 ;
Notice the prices on clothing in f
EPis Pros.' window,
jnlyl-lwk
Mrs. L. R. Ammen, corner Com ?
merce and Campbell streets will for
the next thirty days, beginning Mon-'
day, June 30, close ont her ? entire
stock of millinery and notions at cost.
Come early and secure bargains.
je 29 lw.
, All persons having property for sale j
should list at once with Oscar D. Derr 1
& Co., No. 10 First avenue S. W.,
Roanoke Va. je28tf
Messrs. Johnson & Johnson hav<
secured the sole agency in this cit;.
for Radam's Microbe Killer. Our Mr
Louis Hall has been suffering fo?
some time with lung trouble. H<
81 a; es that since using the medicin?
he has experienced great relief, am
thinks he will ultimately regain hi
health. _ tf.
All that are indebted to the lat
firm of H. Hi Brownlee & Son, ar
hereby requested to come forwar
and settle their accounts at once.
Respecfully,
Mus. E. H. Biiownlke,
jy2 lw No. 0, Second street, S. "W
A beautiful stock of English, Amei
lean, and French plain and decorate
china tea, dinner and toilet sets at i
H- Stewart & Co.'s. je21- '
Having secured the services of a ?.
experienced and expert paper hangt ?
and draper and carpet layer we ai i
now prepared to do all work in th i
line in a proper and satisfactory mai -
ner. E. H. Stewart & Co. je2l-t .
Seal Estate Agents,
There has been wonderful a? -
tivity in city real estate in th ;
last two weeks, even fo
Roanoke. Several hundre 1
thousand dollars worth of pr< -
perty changed hands at hand -
some profits. One lot fc r
example, which sold for seve i
thousand five hundred dollai 5
eight days ago, was reso! 1
yesterday for eleven thou
and dollars. Dozens of simi
lar examples might be give: .
Have you been making an/
money dealing in Roanoke
REAL>
ESTATE?
Well, if yo u haven'tits yc j
own fault.
KE AL"EST AX JS A?t J
JEFFERSON STREET.
SHE MR I
Q,uit Paying Rent.
BUY I0? A
A great majority will, of course, say I
am not able. I have only a small ii -
come and my family must be su] -
ported.
How Can I Buy .?
Home With Small
Means ?
-)0(
A Very Easy Question T<
Answer.
National Capital Savings
Building and Loan
Society,
-OF
North : America,
Affordst a means by whicl
every individual can
own his own
CHOMEJr
by being careful with your earnings. |
For particulars reg-arding stock and tht i
manner by which you can secure e j
home, apply to
CHA8. B.ffllGP^' I
GenerpK
FIRST-CLASS BUTTER
CAN ALWAYS EE FOUND, AT
W. W. MARSTON'S
inarmf GROCERY, 148 SALEM AVENUE.
C. H. JORDAN,
c
Ii. N. McCANDLlSH, E. H. CLOWES.
Buena Vistii^Virginia^
REAL ESTATE, STOCK AND INSURANCE.
mylS 3m.
Buy a Lot in Fairro pifj.
At a recent meeting of the Board of Directors of the
FAIR VIEW CEMETERY COMPANY,
It was decided to put their lota on the market at once. As I was appointed
asrent for tha bale -' these lots, I will take meat pleasure in takiug my fri?nds
and the public, at any time, to see them. The company lias recently, at con?
siderable cost, improved aud beautified the grounds, which makes it one of the
handsomest cemeteries in the city.
Parties purchasing prior to the 1st of September will be allowed a discount of
?0 por cent.
TEAMS ALWAYS READY.
Respectfully,
J. Fl. FEATHERSTON,
Of Fcatlieraton, Andrews & Co.,
1 i? tf. 32 ^Campbell stre t, Roanoke, Va
FRED C FOARD,
North Carolina.
IL D. DOWNEY,
Erederick, Md.
W. 0. HARD A WAY.
Amelia Co., Va.
FOARD,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
ROOMS 3 aud 4, MOOMAW BUILDING, JEFFERSON .STREET ROAN?
OKE. VIRGINIA.
Will buy aud sell Real Estate in Roanoke and any other section of S nthv ?:;
Virginia. .
Parties liaving land to eel!, houses to rent or wiping to rr.rd-.c inu^lmcnts iu
Real Estate will do well by communicating with u.s at once.
Si x New Six-Koom Houses for Bale.
Situation Central, Commanding Fine Views. Prioe? rno terato. Terras
easy, Property iu all parts of the city for lor Sale. juu
?rnn t-r??-?-mm-t.:
LAIN O.
GENTLEMEN:
Never in the remarkable history of-our big and fast increasing tra or dui
ing any of our former great Special Salsa, has there been such
U niversal Satisfaction ,
such demonstration approval or such an out-pouring of the people .?
our wonderful and unprecedented 69.7-5 and 811,75 Special Sale. Th ? ' >
were gobbled up in a few days, show? conclusively how they were apprei i 1 -1.
THIS AND NEXT WEEK
WE ARE READY WITH
Hot Weather Things.
Boys' summer coats ami vests, G5c to $2.00 Mens' ofhee coats, (good ones)
50c; seersucker coats and vests, 85c; genuine India Seersucker coats and vests,
for $1.75. AU shades, Mohair and Pongees from $300, coals aud vests, to $0.00.
White and Fancy Vests
are quite the thing, and largely worn this season, aud wc are selling lots of
thembecause we have a large and line stock, and our prices are extremely and
invitingly LOW.
1
Corner 3d Ave. and Jefferson Street.
MEFS SUITS FROM 15 TO $25.
BOYS' SUITS FROM $3 TO #
CHILDREN'S SUITS FROM $2 TO $10
MEN'S. P' YS', YOUTHS,
?AND?
CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS,
IN ALL STYLES
SATO-LIKED A SPECIALTY.
Furnishing Department Complete
CLOTHINGLY
FRANK BROS.
<i Wright Block Jefferson Street. /