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THE ROANOKE TIMES.
(DAILY AND ^TSEKLY)
An Independent Democratic paper
devoted to the mate ial and political
ntarests of Roanoke and Southwest
V?ginia.
DO YOU ADVERTISE ?
''To discontinue ai advertisement,'
says John Wanamak :, "is like taking
down your sign. If*, ou want to dc
business you must ie: the public kuov
it. I would a? sooa Jhink ufdomj
business without clerks as witko'u
advertising."
ie?4oo.
As will be seen by reference to ou
news columns the c <uut of Koacok
census returns has be u corupleted.and
the number of peopk living hero is
found to be 16,400.
That is, this is the number the onu
merators counted. Nothing was sai'i
about the people who vereuot counted
The Times has p ven the names o'
a number, but no attention was paiil
to them and they n-onot fouud re
corded.
But leaving this ou' of the question,
the growth of the city has been some?
thing the like of wir di the South has
never seen before. The increase h
population has been something pbc~
nomenal,and had the ouut becu mad.
correctly it would have been still
more so.
SOUTHERN VERS!? NORTHERN
IRON.
The Times this morning gives a
part of its editorial s;>ace to a thought
ful comparison of i ennsylvania am'
Southern iron, which appeared in the
Financial News. The article should b?
read by everyouo.
"The fact, known or some time b;
the well informed, that Pennsylvania
cannot compete with the South in iror
manufacture, receivi.. further confirm
ation in the announc. aient in the Phil
adelphia Press that i>e Peunsylvanif
Railroad Conipauy has taken a atep
which will tend to prevent uudue com
petition ou the part-T Southern iroi
furnaces with Nortl ? ru, or tit leas'
Pennsylvania concerns. For nearh
four years the Sor-.hern companies
have been given iow rates on thei
iron, and they have oesu enabled u
compete with Northen and Fasten
furnaces in their owu markets. The
Pennsylvania gave n otice some tiuit
ago to its Southern connections iha;
it would advance rate^ on irou from &1.
junction points,and t' a new rates wen
into effect last week. The chief junction
points at which Southern iron i.
received are H?gers town, Norfolk ano
Alexandria. The rJu!t of this ad
vance is to prevent competition will
Pennsylvania furnac? , which give the
Pennsylvania railroad a large haul o
raw material, as well is of the manu?
factured products, an". it was to pre?
serve this traffic, a?id to protect ou;
own furnaces, that it .luceu" the Pccu
sylvania to advance 1 .0 rates ou iroi
made in the far South.
The Press i6 only wrong it) ascrib?
ing low rates as the C8U3e of the ability
of the South to undei-eil Pennsylvania
in iren. Itisbecaus? it can be man?
ufactured cheaper ir ihe South, ant'
this is why the T.' im&s Co., which
still poses as a Penn ylvania institu?
tion, has invested ne. rly $2,000,000 it
Southern iron manufi- ture. Pennsyl?
vania will follow New England as ac
'has been,' as mere ides cannot lone
sustain the natural advantages of the
South."
THE NTATs. BEST.
Just at this time the State debt ifc
agaiu attracting race than usual at?
tention. Now aud ag dn it is allowed
to rest, but just as su ely as the hill
for house rent it bobs up serenely
There are few Of the people
who have with!i the past
five years made Roanoke aud
Southwest Virginia their home who
are familiar with its history. They
should be, however, end a brief re?
sume of the question will ho valuable
just at this time when it is nearer so?
lution than ever before.
In 1825 Virginia subscribed for
three-fifths of the Btoc < issued for roads
aud internal improve: .onts. In pay?
ment of the stock i'to Stale issued
printed bonds, which the people bought
and for which they gove their hard
money. The interest on the bonds
was always paid by tLs Stale in hard
money likewise, and none of those
owning the bonds ever had a doubt
that they had made an excellent in?
vestment. The bon- s were bought
freely in London and in Amsterdam,
those two head centers of shrewd
financiers, and over t. 0 water nobody
doubted that the bone's of the state of
Virginia were a solid investment.
Up to 1861 the Sta: ; continued the
same policy of subset-oing for three
fifths of the stock isau ! to make inter?
nal improvements, gi\ jg bonds for the
sums and paying inter t on the bouds.
Iu 1800, at the outbr-ik of the civil
war, Virginia was in debt upward of
$30,000,000, on which up to that year
she had paid interest. Then Virginia
defaulted and no [more money was
forthcoming. Meanti-ne the interest
went on and on, and was compounded
by the waiting bondlr '.ders. In 1803
Wist Virginia was serrated frbm the
old State, taking awa;- a third of the
revenue, but still that ^rightful interest
went on. j
At the close of the war more than
half the property of tb? Stale was de- i
stroyed; nothingrema'-'ed to show fori
it but the debt, which kept climbing J
higher and higher through increasing j
interest, till in 1871 it -^as nearly $46,
000,000. To pay th interest alone
required a larger sum annually than
"the whole State could 1 ise by taxation,
leaving not a cent for anything else.
The sum has now about eaten up the
whole State of Virginia. All that sue
cessive 'egislatures could do was to is?
sue Don Is, with coupons, which cou
pocs Virginia herself was compelled to
refuse to take in payment of taxes beg
cause h rown citizens would not have
them.
OK1GIXAX 1MCK1GE CASE.
The -riginal package act is to b:
tested i! the Virginia courts.
On Monday, a liquor dealer doing
business, in Pocahoutas, sent a lot of
boer, w aisky and rum to Bramw'ell,
which town is local option. The pack?
ages were unbroken and a salc^was
made. <
An irrest promptly followed, and
the de'audant gave $100 bond for his
appear nee. This is the first of thr
origins, package ca-es in Virginia, am
the outcome of it will be watched with
intares in a score of local opticc
towns :a the State.
? T : V COSTLY TKOi SSKAC.
Wba - will not a woman do to got it
view of a due wardrobe?
Then comes to us from Biula-Pesth.
a strac a'e story, serio-comic in its waj
and c.ding in tragedy. It was a
woman's riot. There was a frei
exhibi ion of the trousseau of tin
Prince . 3 Thuro Taxes, aud of course
ninety-'liue per cent, of the feminint
population went to see it. The ninety
and nii.e per cent, likewise wished tc
be the iirst to see the royal silks and
lnces; : free show and a bride's trous?
seau fxcited them to fever poini.
When the attendants objected to ad
mittim the moo in a body, the women
made s lort work of them, aud stormed
the fortifications around the trousseau
lu Hungary, the city authorities arf
miiitar.' or nothing. Cavalry was
called cut, ami the female population
Of Buv.a-Pesth promptly went intc
hysteri s. It would have bceu funny
if two women aud seven children had
not bet i trampled to death in the panic.
A cos Ly trousseau even for a Princess
RATT'S B-^ILLER?!
For/"* Bed ?M?L?S^P ln'peacc
Ruwu."* Sura B^?^ItJo^biIi? work
j . Tank. Ooctami Eg Va eireottially. f^>.
-SO polaoB.^?. 9 a?
Sold ?y Bud well, Christian & Bar
bee. jylO tf
SWi
Cmnrrli Itemed
Instantly relieves ;
und ?i>eeil:lv cures
catarrb. why do
vou suffer? Oawi ?. :
nn InfrUible cure, i
o
Sold jy Budwell Christian & Bar
bee. jylOtf.
GRAND DRAWING
OF THE
Loteri k la Beneficsiicia Mica
OF THE
STATJ OF Z AC A TEC AS, MEXICO.
A syndicate capitalists have secured I
the i )ncession for operating this
LOTTERY
Anl have extended its business'
tin lughout the United States
imi British America.
The i rawing will take place on the
27th of each month, not excepting
Sundays and holidays.
Below will be found a list of the prizes
vhich will be drawn on
-June 27th, 189CX
At Zacatecas, Mexico,
And continued monthly thereafter.
Capitr.1 Prize, $I5O,O00.
1$Q,000 Tickets at ?10; Halves. $5;
Tenths, $1; American Currencv.
LIST OF PRIZES:
1 PKIZE OF $150.000 is $150,000
i Pi IZE OF 50,000 is 50,000
1 PI JZE OF 25,000 is 25,00?
:: PI IZES OF 10,000 are 30,000 i
2 PI IZES OF ?.OdO are 10,000
5 PI'JZES OF 2,000 are 10,000
10 PI IZES OF 1,000 are 10,00u
20 PRIZES OF 500 are 10,00c
500 Pi IZES OF 200 are -10,000
300 Pi.IZKS OF 150 are -15,000'
500 PI IZES OF 100 are 50,000'
APPROXIMATION PRIZES. j
150 PRIZES OF $150 are $22",500
150 PRIZES OF 100 are 15,000
150 PI IZES OF 50 are 7,500
009 Terminal Prizes of 50 are 40,050
2492 $524,950
Clu j Rates : 0 Tickets for ?50.
Sped:! Rates arranged with
Agents.
AGE""TS WANTED in every town
and City in United States and British
America.
I The payment of prizes is guaranteed
i by a sp< cial deposit of live hundred
j tho'isa'd dollars ($500,000), with the
Srate U wemment, ami approved by
Jesus A echiga, Governor.
Drawing under the personal super?
vision of Lie. Herminio Arteaga, who
is appointed by the Government as
Interventor.
"I Certify that with the State
Treasui er all necessary guarantees are
deposit'd, assuring full payment of
all priz< s of this drawing.
"Hkioiixio, Argteaga,
"Interventor."
IMPORTANT.
I Remit tances must be either by New
York 1 raft, Express or Registered
i Letter, American money. Collections
i can be i mde by Express Companies or
Banks. Tickets sent direct to manage?
ment w ill be paid by arc ? on New
[York, Montreal, St. Pau> Chicago?!
San Fn acisco or City of Mexico. For
further nformation address
.? UAN PIEDAD, Manager.
mv31; v Zacatecas Mexico.
ROANOKE.
E. H. STEWART, President.
I H. G. COLE, Sec. and Treas.
J. F. HARBOUR, Oen'l Manager.
CONTF.ACTGRS! BUILDERS.
Office with^GRAV- & Bos well, Jef-i
' ferson Street.
Large Brick Buildings a]
Specialty.
Homes built on easy payments. Pat
ronag: solicited. Estimates cheer?
fully furnished on application.
J. IV
GENERAL MANAGER,
je 14-tf.
TRUSTEE SAND CC VlMISSIONER'S SALE.
TIE FIDELITY INSURANCE, TRUST AND SAKE DEPOSIT COMPANY AND
O'j 1EIIS
VI SUS
T IE SHENANDOAH VALLEY RA LROAD COMPANY AND OTHERS
p uy, trustee, under a mortgage giv
C ?mpany. bean?gdate April 1st, 18!
n issioner, l>y virtue oi a decree eute
c 'cuit court of t be eil v of Roanoke,
o April, ISfifl, aud by the circuit cofi
v esi Yin i:ts.-> ou the 24th day of
The underseigued, the Fidelity I surahce, Trust and Safe deposit Com
< by the Shanaudoah Valley Railroai
, and A. Moore, jr, esq., special com
d in the at )ve-entitled cause by th ?
i the State of Virginia, upon tin-" 26tl
; of Jefferson county, in the State oi
ay, 1800, an 1 by the circuit coin! <;
\ lung" ? ? .mi s, pi the State of I irylaud, on the 3rd day of June, 1800
n ill offer fm-syle at public auction o Tuesday, the 30th day of Septembei
1 ji). retrwi-lw noon, upon the front eps Of the sourt bouso in the city o
P/anoke, in Mit? Srat >>f Virginia,! i the right, title, and interest.of th'
S lenandoah Vallej Railroad.Ooiupa y in and to ts entire line of Railrou*
e tending from Roanoke, in the Stal of Virginia through the counties O
Foanoke, Boretourt, Rockbbridge, ngusta, Ro ;kingham, Page, Warren
a id Clark in said State aud through he county of Jell'erson in tin State o
\ est Virginia and through the coun ? of Washington in the State of Mary
1, ud to Hagerstown in the State of 1 tiryland, a distance of two hundret
a ul thirty-nine miles more or less. t< ether with all branches, sidings, am
o her appurtenances of the said line' railroad,with the tolls, incomes,rents.|
i: mes.and profits thereof, and all its eal estate.ri cht.- of way. easements,fix.
t res. rolling stock, machinery, tool mil equipments, and ail other persona
operty, real personal and mixed, am
longing or. ppertaining to the Shen
{ -opertythereto belonging, undal! i
a 1 corporate powers and franchises 1
a idoah Valley Railroad Company.
The receiver will remain in possess
t uue to operate the line of railroad s
t iereof. He will keep a correct acco
p "emises accruing after the date of t
t ie purchaser, on delivery of possess
r ceive the net income and earning a
a id the proceeds of such income am'
For a more full aud detailed descri
are referred to an inventory, which
c iver, room No. 131 Bullitt Building
b-elude all additions made or to be n
s tpplies which the receiver may hav
a -quire thereafter before delivery of
By said decree the liens upon the
a e?
1. Costs of suits in Virginia, Wes
2. Sundry judgments which are sp<
tracts of land in the State of Vir.
mortgage liens.
3. Outstanding receiver's certifies
der the receivership.
4. Amount secured by first mortgu, -of April 1st,1880, having
priority over claim of Central In movement < Jompany.
"?. Amount due the Central Improv nent Comp: ny.
0. Balauce secured by first mortg ge of April 1, 1880, post?
poned to claim of Central lmpr ,'ement Coupany.
7. Past-due and unpaid coupons ecured by mortgage of
April 5th, 1SS1.
5. Amount of bonds issued and out
of April 0th. 1881, known as gene
!. Amount of bonds issued and out
ol February 12th, 1883, known a
: ). Judgment in favor of S. 1'. H. 3
.. Judgment in favor of J. E. Moos
i J. Judgment in favor of F. T. And'
!. Judgment in favor of F. T. And
1. Amount due Fidelity Insurant
Company under the several Car '
i. Amount duo Maddbck & Evans..
>. Amount due Johnson A Weave
,". Amount due C. Gr. Crawford...
riieamouuts mentioned in the fort
. 1890.
Chis sale will be made subject to ;
iver under the authority of the cot
id decrees, is directed to give to tin
d accurate statement, to lie public
c< mmissiouer at the lime of .'-ale. in<
b established against the receiver gi
lr m in his capacitv of receiver ore t of any suits "which may be penetinj
B ainst the receiver at the time of de, or that may be instituted a.; ti?
li mat any-time thereafter; all such 1 dlities, if aay, will remain a liei
tl e premises until discharged.
>n of the iu< -(gaged premises, and con
ter the sale and until the conveyance
it of the ei rniugs'and income of th ?
e sale, and i' the sale shall be continue..
in by the receiver, will be entitled i i
?ruings sub equenl to the date of sale,
earnings.
ion of then ort gaged premise-, bidden
ay be exam ned at the ollice of tin- n
Philadelphia. The premises to be sqL!
'.do by tlie -eceiver. anil all railroail
on hand at the time of sale, or may
ossession.
remises and the order of their priority
Virginia and Maryland,
ific liens u ion detached
nia having >riorityto all
.*;. $2">,30? 1 i
?s and othe ? charges un
779,000 0 i
5,0C5,55)5 0 ?
7td.3:y7 0'
?84,2?j 2
. 1,535,403 3" I
an ding um1 er mortgage
1 mortgage . -J,: 13.00'I 0
landing am er mortgage
he income uiortgage.J.'-t'tU.oNi <>?
Her.r. .')? 3
. 10,415 2'
son, September, 1835. 29 7
sou, Marcl. 1880. 1,317 9i
Trust and Safe Deposit
?usts (January, 1st, IS90) 035.522 5
..".. 410 0
. 138 0'.
. 756 5
oingschedule carry interest from .ltd;
; executory sontracts made by tin re
.of which sontracts the receiver, b]
rusteeand ipecial commissioner a ful
adnounced by the trustee and specia
mbject also to any liability that ma;
wing out of any lawful acts done b1
rlii
TERMS 9FSALE,
By the decrees hereinbefore recitei
a d special commissioner shall sell tl
t. e highest and best bidder, and sh:
a adjudication to him, to pay in c
c- nfirmed by the court, the balance
o e-third within three months, oue-t
w thin nine months from the date oi
c; rry interest from tin- date of sali' a
b it the purchaser shall have the righ
t! e payment by the purceaser of su
p y the costs, charges, and expenses
c use. and the indebtedness of the re
a prior to the first mortgage, and fo
o t oi the net proceedes of sale for d
b nef.^iarios under the said trust dei
b i used in payment of purchase-inoi
t: ostee and special commissioner ma
c". asers, in part payment of the pure
it terest coupons, with interest there
a it secured by the said deeds of ti ns,
p jymentcf which the said net proce
b f?, the amount of such bonds or coi
o such purchase-money to be detern
u 'On a proi>er distribution aud accoi
e< ual to tiie share or proportion pa}
p rchaser or purchasers as the hokh
a d the bonds and coupons so applie
si all be treated as a payment thereo
in case +he Central Improvement
b come the purchaser of the propert;
It ivful for such a purchaser to make
n oney as is applicable to the equital
C ?mpany, by receipting for such aim
if any question shall arise as to tin
n. ist be paid in cash and the propor
b nds and coupons, or by giving cret
n iy be made to the court to have th
in case of the failure of any bidder
a i to be complied with on the day o
si ?h bidder, the* trustee and special
p Dceed at once, then and there, to n
p blicly announce that on some oth<
t? een certain hours of the day, to I
p. ice, make a sale of the premises ur
in -nt, and theymay make the same a
ci nmissioner shall have power to
tl At discretion, until a sale shall hat
pi ^visions of this decree.
THE FIDELITY INS?RANC1
COMPAN
rOHN C. BULLITT,
.VM. J. ROBERTSON,
Solicitors for Trustees.
it is provided that?The said. truste<
premises b (rein directed to be sol 1 t
: require such bidder, before makinj
h the sum ( f $75,000, and if th( sale i
the pure! ase-inoncy must be pai(
rd withins x month.-, and tin balanci
ale, each of said deferred payments t?
he rate of six per cent, per annum
to anticipat ?the day of paym?nt.Afte
i sum in eti ?h as may be sufficient t<
the complainant's trust and of thi
?iver, and t-ie liens and indebl dues
tbepaymei ; of the pro rata diridem
tribufion tl at may be due to tho??
s, whose bo ids aud coupons -nay no
y as is herein provided for, the" ?aii
receive fr< xi the purchaser or pur
ise-money. my of the bonds or nnpai<
l, in the on.er of their priority whicl
o the comp-ainant. to or toward thi
Is of such sn e shall be legally appiica
on- so to b< received in part paymen
ned and tbedat a sum which shall
tinu' lor such proceeds, be at least
ble oilt of such net proceeds to sucl
or holilers of such bonds or coupuu.
in satisfact ou of the purchase-monej
to the extei t of such application,
ompany, or its representatives, Bhal
herein orde ed to be sold. it. shall b
ayment of so much of the purchasi
e lien of the Central Improvemen
nt upon ac< ount of such lien,
iroportion i ? the purchase-uioney I ha
>n thereof fiat may be paid in sucl
: upon said equitable lien, applicatioi
same determined.
o comply w th the terms of sale tha
-ale, and bei'orea final adjudication t<
ommissione * may reject the bid, am
ke a resale, or may then and ther'
day. to be then designated, and be
designate!, they will, at tho sam
er the decre e without further adver
jordingly. ..nd the trustee and specia'
idjourn the s;de from time to time, i:
beed made in accordance %.? ir 11 th
TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT
TRUSTEE.
A. MOORE, Jk.,
Special Commissioner
iun 27 if
S. S. St! A
-JEW iLER,
IS O. 5 Salem Avenue - ? FIJLX, STOCK
L 9 REPAIRING PROA' rPLY EXECUTED
li'IODWAI TO I [111! INVEST IIS
ROANOKE E SAL ESTATE.
FOR EX VMPL E :
T ree lots bought for 17,0 o five months ago, sold foi
$35,000 ' .st weei-c
Simiiar Instar zes S^^mero?s?
FRANCIS
Real Este ie Agents,
At jilts for all kinds of property, impro ad and unim proved, city aud_surburban
?EO. ALLEN. C. C. TO? PKINS. C. L. HATCHER.
A LLEN, TOMPK] NTS & HATCHER,
REAL ESTA CE AGENTS.
FFICE?Main Street, Opposite 1 jtel Lucerne, SALEM, VIRGINIA, i
AGENTS FOR THE S/ -.E OF PROPERTY OF
WEST SALEM I AND COMP A MY,
1 'h)? Salem Improvement Co,, and ai other Salem Land Companies. Prop- i
?ty i!n all parts of the city.- Also, Farai, Mineral and Coal Lands. i
C^Corres^ondence Solicited. my7-tf i
FINE EESIDENCE AND BUSINESS PROPERTY,
IN ANY PAFT OF ROANOKE. CALL C '$ OR ADDRESS.
L. L. POWELL & COMPANY
Roanokt, Va. Office, Stewart Building .Third Avenue, Opposite City Postoffice.
W.S. GOOGH,
President.
N. Pi RTE
Vice Pre Ldent.
E,H. L. CHILES,
Sec'y & Tr,
PROFESSIONAL.
fl!T
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ITC
OFFICE: IN CITIZ1 NS' BANK BUILDING,
Roanoke, ----- Virginia
gRIFFIH & WATTS;
OFFICES FOR HEN i\
ROOMS FOR RENT.
h-KIVFIN.
J
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, ! .Offices end Rooms for rent in :h?
Roanoke, ..... Virginia. City Hotel Building, which hasreci
Office: Room No. G, Kirk's buildinj bson converted into an office buiidii,
eorner Salem av?nae und Jefferson S1. J BEST LOCATION IN CITY.
?^-j Management inland nutHug a passen -
Y H. S. MORRISON.
? MAKES AND NEGOTIATES 'IRST-CLASS INVESTMENTS.
:\ p5 Gm
IN FRONT OF I' VSSENGEU DEPOT
R0 A gS O& ?, - .-_- V IRCsral A.
\< Commercial Tourists Home,
^ i and Headquarters for those desi rlurf Flrut-CIasB Accommodations.
*i Large SaiBlc Em Fine Ear ?ts?ei
Ii S. A. VICK. Propriet( r, Member A. T. B. A.
II ONE TO FI\ E DOLLARS.
0*1
B|CUT RATES ON "AIf.ROAD T CKET BOUGHT OF ME TO ALL
POINTS
elevator in the Ijilmng.
HIectric liglrifrWrTj-jfes-^a all rm
j For terms, apply to
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office Room No. 1, Thomas Build .
ing, Court House. Square, Roanoke \ \\, a lmm P OWC5i
Vh. Ail Business nmmpi.ly attended t | Opposite Pos to
k P. STAPLES, ~ j mv3-tf
Attokxkv-at-Law,
Roanoke, Va.
Office: Corner Salem avenue an ;
Commerce streets, over Wertz's grc ?
eery. myUtfV jTiillierS,
FUQUA & $1
PRACTICA: j ?1
' rpHOMA W. MILLER,
! At i orney-at-Law.
. j OFFICE?No. 10 Kirk bunding,ov<
: ? Johnson Sc Johnson's Drug Store.
: aj>2-tf
Plumbers.
o. a. mi)0m.'.s7,
nro. w. woods,
?KIDDLE &
r
V
HrrdwQod & Slate
Mantels,
Tiles ! ift.ntel Facings, Hearths,
Plain . nd Inlaid Tiles for Floor, Sic.
Graces, Erass Goods, and Fire?
place Appurtenances.
Dotet-.uirt cjunty. | Itoanoke county. ROOFING, OUXTERII 3?
1 STOOMAW & WOODS,
ill ATTORNEYS-AT-LAT | 401 JEFF2RJ
? u , ructice in th/i courts of Roanofc jtowofE
I city and county and cojatf es adjoining. Wi j ?-V \ '
; attend the courts of la>anok.j andJiotetou: Estimates cheerfully :
. egularly. Ollice?Sal/ai Avenue, opjiosi: I of whi
1 tcwart'a Furniture sore, Roancke. Va
tf !
? Catalogues furnished on application.
? ^-??^:??2?g3?H ? Tri.i r.iosi: 143? fPlcasc mention this paper
No. 124 North Howar I Street, Baltimore, Md.
W. A. PEDIiiO & 00.,
VINTON, VIRGINIA.!
Correspondence Solicited.
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J.C. FURROW,
VV. H.K VRNES,
G.F.BURCHET'
TvR. EDWIN P. WRIGHT.
V DENTIST, late of Richinoiff,
Ollice in Didier Building, cor. Joffe?
son and CampbeU streets.
Special attention to bleaching dh
colored teeth by a process of his o\v
invention. All work guaranteed an
at moderate Ogures. Terms cash.
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Correspondence !*?li|
a RCHER L. PAYNe|
ATTOU:.E V-AT-^A\
Roau
Office on (lommerce street, r
House.
Special attention given to
tion of titles to am! matters C(
wirb real estate.
[ (i. W. UANSBROUOU.
ri.V.M. (i. Wl
j UANSBROUGH& WILLIA
! ATTORNEYS AT LAW
I Room No. 11, - Moomaw Bu
Jefferson Street, Roanoke,
Will practice in tin' Hustings co
the city of Roanoke, Court
peals of Virginia and United S
district courts. niarS
J.K
KINN EY, M. D.
practice limited to
Eye, Kar, Throat and NoS'
OFFICE?Over O'Leary, Campbel
streei. my27Gm
1
HARD A WAY,
. attorney at law.
5
j. C. Furrow & Co,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS
OFFICE OVER E. DID ER'S GROCERY STORE.
118Jefferson Street, ------ Roanoke, Ta
WE RESPECTFULLY SO JL'IT YOUR PATRONAGE.
(Late of the Martinsville Bar.)
Courts: Roanoke and adjoinin
counties. Ollice, Moomaw Buildinj.
Jefferson Street S. Rooius '?) and I.
_janlG_tf_?5
TJR. W. S. GREGORY,
dentist,
OFFICE? Next door to Firs: N.itionti
Bank, Salem avenue,
Roanoke, Va.
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A rrrpTeTrVT I? Donelas ^liora ar<
l/AU lAtfil u.irrnntci), an?l every pni.
Im? his nnme nini prico stanipcu on botiom
-THE
?H75
'?Or
ses
East T?Bnessee Tirtinia &
HGRS PARK HOTEi
S
$3 SHOE gentlemen.
Fina Calf and Laced Waterproof Grain
The excrllence and v.-carlng qualities of this sho
cannot ho better .-iho-.vn than ny the stronit tntlorse
ments of Its thousands of constant wearers.
S?'00 (Pennine iiand-noTred. an clfRant an,
Etylish dress Shoo which commends ltsch
Zyf.OO IlnncUscivrd Welt. A line calf Sho
nnequalleil for stvlo and durublllty.
SO.CC (<ood3-enr Welt is the standard drcs
OP Shoe, at a popular price.
.50 I'oiicrninnrn Shoe Is especially adoptc
for rallroail men, fornierg, etc.
All raadu In Congress, Button and Lnce.
$S?$2SHOES il&h
have been most favorably receiverfilnrr fntroduco<
und the recent lmprovemento inako them lupcrio.
to any nhoes sold ut Ibeae prices.
As'c your Dealer, and If tie cannot supply you seni
direi-t to factory enrluslug advertised prfce, or ;
postal for order tilanltn.
W. Ju. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass
$3
Is the only Short and Direct Lin
to the
mmnrccirn o \*nnnr
p 11
fit if
a BVBl
janlleod-6m tu Ih sat
QTOCEH?LDERS MEETING.?
The Stockholderp of the Roanoke
Building Company are hereby re
qnested to be present at a meeting tc
be held Monday. July 80th, 1??0 at
12 o'clock m., at the ollice of the
Roanoke Loan, Trust and Safe De?
posit Company. j>'2tf
a. l. gorlev, President.
S. p. gorlev, Vice President.
j. s. simmo^s, Sec'y and Treas.
WEST END
The finest Pullman Vestibule sleep
ing car service in the South?Puilmai
Sleepers without change, Roanoke t
Knoxville, Chattanooga, Rome. An
niston, Selina, Montgomery, Mobile
and New Orleans.
Direct connection made at Rom
and Chattanooga with through sleep
ers for
ATLANTA,
MACON &
JACKSONVILLE
For any further information address
E. A. WARREN,
Trav. Pass. Agt. Bristol, Tenn
C. A. Besscoter,
Ass. Gen. Pass. Agt
B. W. Wrenn,
Gen. Pass. Agt.
jy? tf Knoxville, Tenn
Bricked Tile Works, YOUNGE.
Manufacturers of first-class Brick of Architect and -Superintendent
an kinds, including No. 1 Press Brlok,; Roanoke) Ya, Koom 0, Didier Build
Draining Tile, &c. Works on West {ng. AU classes of pahlic and private
Campbell street, Roanoke, Va. ^Box1 buildings. Artistic interior work, and
013. . aprl-6m j decoration a specialty. jy4tf
VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA.
The Ocean Shore Park Hotel, Vil
ginia Beach, in Princess Anne count j
Virginia, at the ocean terminus of rh
Norfolk andVirginia Beach Railroa<
offers to the public a long-felt want.
It is an ocean shore resort withi:
the means of ail. The hotel is new
being its lirst season, with a first clas
table, large, airy rooms, and newl
furnished throughout.
TBE BATHING. The surf bath
ing is unsurpassed by ony upon th
Atlantic coast. The absence of an.
j undertow being a marked featun
The temperature of the water i
I warmer, and the bathing more pre
! longed than on the New Jersey, o
I Long Island Coast.
HEALTH RESORT. As a healtl
resort, it has been pronounced as com
pared with Atlantic Citv and Fort
ress Monroe, tc have - many superio
natural advantages, both winter ant
summer. ' ?1
AMUSEMENTS. Surf and stil
water bathing, Crabbing, Bowling
Tennis, Horse-back and Switch-bad.
riding may be indulged in. Musi,
throughout the season. The Westen
Union Telegraph Company has ai
ollice on the Beach.
TRANSPORTATION. There art
seven trains daily (except Sunday)
each way between Norfolk and Vir
ginia Beach. Four trains each waj
on Sunday. For all other iuforma
tion address
GEO. H. yUACKENBOS,
Ocean Shore Park Hotel,
je!) tf. Virginia Beach. V -
owing brands o;
whiskey on hand: Belle of Nelson,
Gibson,Hunter, Wilson. Walker's ( Id
Malt, Alderney and Clover Club.
These are among the finest whiseys
dstilled..
jyBilliard and pool rooms attached.
fcb20-t f
W.m. F. Baker. Wat. H. arkmzy*
baker t5 markley.
M EM M
Room No. D, Second Floor, Mooniaw
block, South Jefferson Street,
ROANOKE, VIRGINIA.
City Property, Farms and Minera
La mis sold. Correspondence
apS-tf ^Solicited.
ilbur mm
Raul Estate Agents
AND DEALERS IX
OFFICE : Room:
s 3 and 4. first lh.or
Exchange Buildiu,
NOTICE.
A regular meeting of the Stockhold
ers of the Valley Building and In?
vestment Company is hereby called at
the ollice of the company, in the ciu
of Roanoke, Va., August 1st, 1890, at
12 o'clock, noon. By order of the
Board of Directors. D. II. SCOTT.
jy 2 30t Secretary.
mm a Bros..
manufacturers of
TIN AND SHEET-IRON WARE,
and dealers in all kinds of
COOKING and HEATING STOVES,
-o
Plumbing and^ Gas-Fitting, Roofing
Spouting and Jobbing.
19 Salem Avenue, ROANOKE, VA. j
an 5 6m \
4 LLEGHANY INSTITUTE, R< >AN|
A ORE, VIRGINIA.
C. F. JAMES, B. a., D. D., Pjrineipah
A first-clasg high school for boys
and young men.
Handsome building, entirely new
and well equipped, on the heights
overlooking Roanoke. Pure water,
pure air ami healthful location. Build?
ing heated by steam and "supplied
with bath rooms. Full corps of i x
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 lm Roanoke, Va.
lie Citizens IM ef Reair.e
Ro>?.r.ol;e, "Vii'jjinin*
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 for doing a
? general banking business are equal to
; toany banking house in Virginia.
. Collections a specialty and prompt
? remittances made. Interest allowed
i o.n time deposits ml8-tf
J. R. HOCK ADAyT ;
THEPIO- .ER
J'ii fiufi.
?OF?
Roanoke City, Va
OFFICE:
105 First St., S8 ^