The Roanoke times. [volume], July 20, 1890, Image 2

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THE ROANOKE TIMES.
(.DAILY AND '.- EEELY)
An Independent D moeratic papei
devoted to the mate al and political
nterests of Roanoke .nd Southwest
Vhgirua.
do you adt J-.t1se ?
''To discontinue at H.dvertiseraent,''
says John Wananiak.?-, "is like taking
down your sign. If> m want to dt
business you must let che public knov
it. I would as soc-' think ofdomj
business without c! rks as witkou'
advertising."
the census 31atter.
A3 the enumeration of the pcoplo o
' Roanoke progressed, .he Timks nio:->
than onee had reasc.- to criticize tir
work. It claimed, <.ud not withou
reason, that the enuL orators wrre no
doing their duty, and cveral times pri
sented the names of ooplo who hat
not been called on.
In a recent cditoi <4l we suggcstei
that the citizens take *he matter iuU
their own hands and ave a police c en
sus taken so as to i ore to outsit?'
parties that our popt- ation was mor;
than the enumerators gave. The peo
pie who resided here needed no stiel
proof. The suggest, -n was receive
most favorably by tb-< citizens gencr
ally and by our contc rporaries.
2>fo one for an ins^ mt doubts tl;n
Roanoke has more th .i 10,400 people
This is tbe number -en by Superiu
tendent Slemi\ and was printed ex
clusively in the Tim. s of yesterday
morning. No one arill doubt eithe
that tbe position cf ...is paper ou tht
census question is -.e proper one
When the enumerate i was finished w
printed the following .tutorial, and ii
our opinion it con tins good solii
sense.
At last the census b .i been complet
ed and the returns fr- n Roanoke have
been forwarded to t: . authorities a*
Washington.
It is now too late t have any of th<
returns corrected, ad whatever If
given us we must tal- - as our portion
and uncomplaining y submit to tht
.most unjust and inc reet census eve
made in these Unite t States.
From time to t me this papei
pointed out gl. -ing inaccura
?: es in the census. ' ae Times conic
name at this mom nt fifty peopu
xlio have not bee i counted, ant
Mayor Esc is among ue number.
The enumeration i it was done in
Soanoke cannot be considered s<?r
ously. The returns -.nil be perhap:
: 7. W? persons, and t5 .-reis no don Ir?
in the mind of any o..e that There an
a great many liior ? people living
nere.
What is needed is police census
We should have it b all means, am
there is no good i ,ison why this
hould not be. Th pnblic-spiritec
?itizens of this town -hould show tc
* he world the corre<. cersus of Eoa
aoke, the marvel of :e New South
tn Denver and St. L tis the citizen;
are (paying for a n .v census. Why
v-an'i they do it in J- anoke.
Now comes our esteemed contcm
porary of the post' -.ce loft with
comment. We prin; it in full so tha:
our readers may jud. a for themselves
who is or is not rig. t. The Time?
.s able to stand coy rl sneers with ^
-ereno contempt, bi : it never lets de
liberate misrepresentition go unchal?
lenged. This, we th: k, our morning
contemporary is gu. y of. But here
i3 the Herald editorh .
We take the above irom yestc-rdav":
Roanoke Times.
We hope it is not *\ fair sample o*
our contemporary's uncomplaining
t ubmiesion to a wroi g.
But, seriously spe. .dng, the TiMKt
lias several sins of o ission and com
mission to answer i r in connection
with the census as it ^fleets Roanoke.
The lists were returned to the enu?
merators for correc on, and our
neighbor could hav had the fifty
names added by han- ing them to the
enumerators. Then, again, it has
1 >een ascertained th?: Messrs. Hotrs
T05,McCoxNELLand -thers theTlMES
not long since name- as having bee*:
missed by the em-aerators were
listed. If, by Ma: r Esc Mayor
Evans is meant, the ? umerator says
he will swear that h: name is on hie
list.
Out of twenty-one r lines handed to
the Herald with the charge that the
( numerator had mis.1 I them, it was
found that eighteen *:ad been listed
here, and two in Moi gomery county.
The Herald is confide , t that "Roanoke
should be credited wi i not less than
?'0,000 population, bur the census has
been completed and ^here is no way
to remedy any of it) defects. Roa?
noke will have to 6t; ud it, and she
can just as well as sh ean stand the
publication to the world by our
neighbor that the e umerators had
counted a sufficient n -ruber of people
twice to make up for hose who had
not been counted at i 1.
A police census wc Id not be one
whit more satisfactor - than the one
just completed. If t .e City Council
will provide for an enumeration to be
made by men specially adapted to
tue work an accurate count can be
secured, but in no otl ?r way.
Our neighbor of the p -toffies loft says
that "Messrs. IIoust McConxell
a id others the Times ot long since
n imed as having beor. missed by the
enumerators wero lit -d." We say
t .at they were not And heie i?
what the gentlemen tl mselves say:
"You can s?}'mos' emphatically,"
said Mr. George Hoi.-ton yesterday,
"that 1 have never se. t a census enu?
merator and have nev.. filled a blank
for one."
"I reiterate what I h ve said before,''
?uid Councilman McConnell, "I have
never yet seen an erumerator, and
tb?y have not yet called at my
room on Jefferson street or at
ay office at the Rc. aoke Machine
Works."
"I or none of the people living
Wiiore I do have ever i>een counted,"
fltdd Mr. John R. Gbeen, another gen?
tlemen the Times nan a as never hav
in% been counted.
r -'Haven't seen an enumerator and
Si n't know what bejloo.o like, "was the
fBrccinct way in whicl Colonel Haas,
of the West End furnac, answered the
question.
Mayor Evans had i ot been listed]
when the Times state -, whether he
as Bince we do not Know. As for
be fifty Dames the Tim as said that it
uld furnish, they are at the service
the enumerator any time be wishes
to call r.ud get them. Whenever the
Times aakes an assertion it has the
facts.
As fc ? the charge that we published
to the v orld the fact utkat the enume?
rators 1 id count3d a sufficient number
ofpeop 'j twice to make up for those
who ha not been coveted at all," we
sr.y tha those are the words of Enume?
rator i Tennyson printed in the
Times is an iuterview. We printed
the extct words of Mr. Tennyson.
and the reporter is willing to make an
affidavi to that effect.
RATT'S'3j?SLI.Efi*i
l or t \ Kt-dt [MS 'tJ B!??I' in peace,
anan.-* Sure iidoesth?work
iftttth. Oontouu Sb , m effectually, r?v
N'O poUon. ? im _ \A ?r?-~--A- ?"?
Sold )j Budwell, Christian & Bar
bee. jylO tf
MnrrbReme d
Iustantly rollevM
and BjH.'cdny oOret
.catarrh, why do
you suffer? Oswi is
au lofeUlMe cur?.
Sold ly Budwell Christian & Bar
bee. jylOtf.
GRAND 1>RAWING
OP THE
L?teri? ie la Beneflcencia Pules
OF THE
STAU OF Z AC A TEC AS, MEXICO.
A sync cate capitalists have secured
the v oneession for operating this
LOTTERY
And have extended its business
thrmghout the United States
and British America.
The rawing will take place on tin
87th of each 'month, not excepting
Sunda; s and holidays.
Below vill be fouud a list of the prizes
nrhich will be drawn on
Ju \e 27th, 1890,
At Zacatecas, Mexico,
and c mtinued monthly thereafter.
Capita Prize, $X5O,O00o
lMO.000 Tickets at *10: Halves. $5 ;j
Ten4 hs, $1; American Currency.
LIST OF PRIZES:
1 P IZE OP $150,000 is $150,000
i. P 1ZE OF 50,000 is 50,000
1 PlJZE OF 25,000 is 25,001
8 PT-.IZES OF 10,000 are 30,00C
2 Pi.IZKS OF 5,000 are 10.001
5P1IZES OF 2.000 are 10,00''
10 P: JZES OF 1,000 are 10,00'
2.? r.'-.IZES OF 500 are 10,00t
200 P -1ZCS OF 200 are -10,001
300 P5 1ZMS OF 150 are 45,00'
500 F .1ZES OF 100 are 50.00C
AT ?ROXIMATI02? PRIZES.
150 PV.IZES OF $150 are $22,50C
150 P IZES OF 100 are 15.00*
150 PI IZHS OF 50 are 7,501
,0J Te rminal Prizes of 50 are 49,951
1492 $524,950
Ch. j Rites: 6 Tickets for $50.
Speci 1 Rates arranged with
Agents.
AGE i'TS WANTED in every town
and eit ? in United States and British
Americ i.
The i ayinent of j rizes is guaranteed
by a special deposit of live hundred
t'tousa d dollars i$50''.0o0), with tht
State t. overnment, and approved bj
Jesus i recaiga, Governor.
I?rav in# under the personal super?
vision ? f Lie Herminio Arteaga, who
it.; appointed by the Governmental
Intervt ator.
??1 C .UTiKY that, with the State
Treasurer all necessary guarantees are
deposil *d, assuring full payment oi
all pri7 's of this drawing.
"Herminio, Akgteaga,
"Interventor."
IMPORTANT.
Rem" ranees taust be either by New
York .. >rait, Express or Registered
L?ttT, American money. Collections
e^n be uade by Express Companies or
Banks. Tickets sent direct to manage?
ment i ill be paid by drafts on New
York, ', tontreal, Sr. Paul, Chicago,
San Fr ncisco or City of Mexico. For
further information address
CAN PIEDAD, Manager.
mv21 Iv_ Zacatecas Mexico.
ROANOKE.
j E H. STEWART, President,
j H. G. COLE, Sec. and Treas.
j J. F. J ARBOUR, Gen'l Manager.
ICONTllAGTORS & BUILDERS.
j
I OSee ith/GilAY A Boswell, Jef?
ferson Street.
'large Brick Buildings a
Specialty.
[.Homes built on easy payments. Pat
ronagy solicited. Estimates cheer- j
full- furnished on application.
J. r. 3AE1
G SNERALJtLiNAGER.
? .ie 14-1'._
-THE DANVILLE?
? NURS! !RY aafl GREEN HOUSE
i COMPANY.
Danville, Virginia.
, W. T. S therlin, President.
( eo. S. Sartia, Gen'l Manager.
i _; ?
Wear prepared to furnish any and
? ali kind of fruit, shade am' i namen
' ta'J tree , plants, vines, ei in any
Quantit; . Fine lot of rosco and bed
1 d?g pit- its, and anything in the the
I nursery ine. Write us before buying.
Catalog, e sent free. Goood agents
f wanced.
? Mr. B. R. Y'ounger, our agent, is
! now in t ie city, and orders can be
tieft witt him" at Nuchols, Abbitte
I Brown's 24 Gale Building, Jefferson
street. GEO. S. SART1NT,
J apll-3 n Secretary and Manager.
j J- E. Mulcare & Co,
Manufacturers of
j TIN A SHEET-IRON W ARE, j
I And de lers in all kinds of Cooking
and Hoa ;ing Stoves. Plumbing, and
Gas ant: Steam fitting done. Tin
'?oofin^i specialty. Satisfact ion guar
antead. Iso. 115 First avenue, Roan
oke, Va_ap5-tf
DYEING,
CLEANING and REPAIRING
You v 111 save money by bringing
four dii y clothes to be cleaned or
!yt:d ant repaired to me. Charges
noderate. Work first class.
E. Walsak,
Cornsr Campboll and 'Henry streelp,
Roanok?, Va. tf
TRUSTEE SAND CC ?IMISSIONER'S SALE.
ny, trustee
-rapany, bei
ssioner, by
t e fidelity insurance, tbost and safe deposit company an]
ov :eks
vi sus
I SHENANDOAH VALLEY RJ LROAD COMPANY AND OTHER?.'
The undejrseigned, the Fidelity 1 surance, Tr ist and Safe deposit I m
under a mortgage giv? i by the Sh mandoah Valley Railroai
n uigdato April 1st, l?f- , and A. Moore, jr, osq.j special com
d in the ab.ivc-entitled cause by tb
i tiie State of Virginia, upon the -,'Jt]
of JeiTersoi county, in the State o
ay; 1890, an3 by the circuit court o
iryland, on too 3rd day.of June, 1890
riiesday, th ) ?9th day of September
spa of the :ourt house in the city o
the right, title, and interest of tin
r in and to ts entire line of Railroac
of Virginia through the counties o
igusta, Ro. kingham, Page, Warren
ie county < f Jefferson in the State o
? of Washin rton in the State of Mary
iryland, a distance of two bundrec
ather with ili branches, sidings, nut
railroad, wi h the tolls, incotues,rents.
sal estate.ri rhts of way, easements,tlx
.nd cquipin nts, and all other persona
iperty, real personal and mixed, am
[ongingor appertaining to ti e Siren
'virtue of a decree ente
?cuir court of the city of Roanoke,
April, 1890, and by the circuit eou
V.'est-Vir??! tiH on the 24th day of
V a h-: '. : i i.i i j, in the State of I
u 11 Oiler for sale at public auction o
1: )0. at twelve noon, upon the front ?
I lanoke, in the Stat of Virginia, i
S iienaudoah valley Railroad Cotupa
e tending from Roanoke, in the Stal
t ?anoke. B?u&t?nrtj Rockbbridge, .
a d Clark in said State and Through
V est Virginia and through the conn
h id to Hagerstown in the State of I
a d thirty-n?ie miles more or less, ti
o her appurtenances of the said liue<
i: ucs, and profits thereof, and all its
p res. rolling stock, machinery, tool:
p operty thereto belonging, and all i
a corporate powers and franchises t
a doah Valley Railroad Company.
The receiver will remain in possess
t me to operate the line of railroad v
i. ereof. He will keep a correct acco
p eiuises accruing after the date of t
n of the uk rtgaged premises, and con
er the sale and until the conveyanc
it of the earnings'and income ol th
sale, and i t he sale shall be continue*
t e purchaser, on delivery of possess n by the receiver, will be entitled to
r 3ei\ e the net income and earning n Tilings sub; equent to the date of sale
a .d the proceeds of such income and -arnings.
Eor a more full and detailed descri] ion of the n ortgaged premises, bidder i
a e referred to an inventory, which j ay be examined at the office of n
'hiladelphiu. The premises to be
de by thereceiver, and all railroa<
on hand at the time of sale, or ma,
ossession.
emlses and the order of their priority
e iver, room No. loi Bullitt Building
ii elude all additions made or to be n
s pplies which the receiver may hav
a quire thereafter before delivery of
By said decree the liens upon the ..
. e?
1. Costs of suits in Virginia, Wes'
2. Sundry judgments which are sp<
tracts of land in the State of Virj
mortgage liens.
3. Outstanding receiver's certifies
der the receivership.
I. Amount secured by first mortga;
priority over claim of Central In
3. Amount due the Central Improv
3. Balance " secured by first mortg
poned to claim of Central lmpr
T. Past-due and unpaid coupons
April 5th. 1881.
3. Amouut of bonds issued and out
of April 5th, 1881, known as gene
'. Amount of bonds issued and out
of February 10th, 1883, known a
). Judgment in favor of S. P. Ii. ?
i. J udgment in favor of J. E. Moo^
J. Judgment in favor of F. T. And
!. Judgment in favor of F. T. And
i. Amount due Fidelity Insuranc
Company under the several t !ar
"). Amount vine Maddock iS: Evans..
1 ;. Amount due Johnson & Weavi
7. Amount due C. Cr. Crawford...
The amounts mentioned in the fori
, 1. '. 1890.
rhis sale will be made subject to ;
i c iver under the authority of the cot
s: id decrees, is directed to give to tin
a d accurate statement, to be public
c mmissioner at the time of sale, an<
b established against the receiver g
h n in his capacity of receiver or c
a ain.-t the receiver at the time of
h mar any time thereafter: ail such 1
t e premises until discharged.
Virginia aid Maryland,
ific liens upon detached
uia having >riority to all
?s and otlu ' charge- un
?5,507 1
79,000 0 ?
of April lst,lS30, having
rovement Company. 5,065,593 0 '
uent Comp: ny.
je of April 1, 1S80, post
'ement Con pany.
ecured !>v mortgage of
rrn.a:;? o
584,365 3
. 1,585,49;} a
anding under mortgage
1 mortgage. S,: 13,000 0"
anding under mortgage
he income nortgage.
der.
-on. Seilte] her, 1885.
?sen, Marel . ISSti.
Trust and Safe Deposit
?utts (Jana try, 1st, 1890)
1,209,009 (>?
5-* 3'
10 , 415
2;J 7
IH
635,522 ?
410 ft
138 0!
oing schedule carry interest f om Jul;
' executory ;ontracts made by the re
>, of which jontracts the receiver, b]
rustee and special commissioner a ful
adnounced by tne trustee an 1 ;pccia
inbject also to any liability that ma;
wing out of any lawlul acts done '\>i
t of any si.its which may be pen< inj
de, or that may be instituted a : uns
bill ties, if a iy, will remain a Iii ? upoi
TERMS OF SALE.
By the decrees hereinbefore recite*
a d special commissioner shall sell tl
t; e highest and best bidder, and sh;
a adjudication to him, to pay in c.
c ufirmed by the court, the balance
o e-third within three months, one-t
a? thin nine months from the date oi
c. rry interest from the d:ite of sale a
b t the purchaser shall have the righ
tl e payment by the purceaser of su
p y tue costs, charges, and expenses
c. use, and the indebtedness of the r<
'. a prior to the first mortgage, and fo
o t of the net proeeedes of sale for d
b neficiaries under the said trust det
! b used in payment of purchase-inoi
t iste* and special commissioner ma
c ascrs. in part payment of the pure
' ii :ere^t coupons, with interest there
a 3 se-'tired by the said deeds of tros
p yment of which the said net proce
b .', the amount of such bom's or coi
o such, purchase-money to be detern
u on a proper distribution and accoi
e> nal to the share or proportion pa:
p rchaser or purchasers as the hold?
a d the bonds and coupons so applie
si ill be treated as a payment thereo
[n case the Central Improvement
b come the purchaser of the propert;
li vfu! for such a purchaser to make
n >ney as is applicable to the equital
C mpany, by receipting for such ami
f any question shah arise as to tin
u ist be paid in cash and the propor
b nds and coupons, or by giving crec
n .y be made to the court to have th
u case of the failure of any bidder
a? i to be complied with on the day o
si ih bidder, the trustee and special
p >ceed at once, then and there, to n
p. blicly announce that on some otlu
t> .'su certain hours of the day, to 1
pi .ce, make a se.le of the premises ui
m nt, and they may make the same a
cc uinissioner shall have power to
tl ir (tiscretion. until a sale bhall hav
pi >visions of this decree.
ir is provided that?The said tru te
premises herein directed to be soi l t
: require such bidder, before makin.
h the sum i f $75,000, and if the sale i
the pure! ase-money mnsr be paii
rd withins t months, and tbf balcnc
lie. each of said deferred pay::- t
he rate of dx per cent, pei annum
:o anticipat >the day of paym?nt.Afte
i sum in cadi as may be sufheh-n;
' the comphinant's trust and of .hi
siver, and t le liens and indebtednes
the payment of the pro rata iividenc
tributfon tl at may be due to thos
s, whose bo ids and coujious ui^y no
y as is here.' i provided for, the tab
receive from the purchaser or pur
ise-money, ..ny of the bonds Or unpait
t, in the on'^r of their priority whicl
o the comp ainant, to or toward 'hi
s of such sc e diall be legally applica
ons so to b< received in part paymen
md and fiiedat a sum win .h shall
ting for such proceeds, be .it W isi
blc out of s ich net proceeds to ? icl
Or holders of such bonds or coupons
in satisfact on of the purcha>e-mone}
o the extent of such application,
ompany, or its representatives, shal
lerein orde ed to be sold, it shall b<
ayment of so much of the parchas?
3 lien of t ic Central Improvement
nt upon act ount of such lien.
)roportiom ' thepurchase-m< neytha
m thereof t iat may be paid in eucI
upon said iqnitabJe lien, applicatioi
same deter: lined.
o comply w th the terms of s tie that
iale, aud be ore a final adjudi :ation t<
>mmis8ione may reject the bid, anf
ke a resale, or may then and then
day. to be then designated, and be
designate! , they will, at tac snm
er the decn 3 without further vd* ?r
lordingly. .-.nd the trustee and -pc jia
idjourn the sale from time to time, ii
beed made in accordance with tin
THE FIDELITY LNSURANCI TRUST A \D SAFE DEPOSIT
COMPAN TRUSTE! .
A. MOORE. Jb.,
OI1N C BULLITT, Special Commissioner
VM. J. ROBERTSON,
Solicitors for Trustees. jua 27 tf
-JEW.lLEIR,
N a, 5 Salem Avenue ? - FULL STOCK
lan0 REPAIRING PROM TLY EXECUTED
lIllWilTTOIISIOMIIWin
b0an0ke IIAL estate.
FOR EX LMPLE :
Ti ree lots bought for 17,0* ^ five months ago, sold for
$35,000 1 st weeK
Similar Instan ;es Numerous*
FRANCIS B. CE?P It CO,,
Real Este :e Agents,
lg nts for all kinds of property, impro- d e nd nnim] roved, city and^snrburban.
GEO. ALLEN. C.C.TO! ?EINS. C. L. HATCH ER.
ALLEN, TOMPK1SS& HATCHER,
REAL ESTA E AG31NTS.
OFFICE?Main Street, Opposite I tel Lucerne . SALEM, VIRGINIA.
AGENTS FOR THE SA E OF PROPERTY OF
VILEST SALEM I iND COMPAMY,
11B Salem Improvement Co/, and al. other Salem Land Companies. Prop
iXb in all ptfrts of the cify. Also, Fan 1, Mineral and Coal Land?.
GPj^orres^ondence Solicited. . my?-tf
FINE I ESIDENCE AN O BUSINESS PR 3PERTY,
IN ANY PAFT OF ROANOKE. CALL C Si OR ADDRESS.
L. L. POWELL & CO mp'a n Y
Roanokt, Va. Office. Stewart Building .Third Avenue, Opposite City Postoffice.
VV. S. GO?CH,
\': eaident.
N. il bte
Vice Pro ident.
e,h L. CHILES,
Sec'y & Tr,
If
jl
PROFESSIONAL.
AlhEN WA.T'Jf
OFFICES FORK EN i\
> ROOMS FOR RENT.
riRIPFDI & WATTS;
AT^ORNEYS-AT-L AW, | Offices and Roomsfor. rent in th?
ftoauokei - - Virginia. City Hotal Building, v.; inch has receniJf
Office : Room No. 6, Kirk's buildinj | bica c?ntf?ted into aa office buildii {
OFFICE: in citizj NS'BANK BUILDING,
Roanoke, ?* - - - - V
corner Salem avenue and Jeifenon >?*
tf
MAKES AND NEGOTIATES IRST-CLASS INVESTMENTS.
ii pa
?asCDBKMOODBEEBS
PALACE) HOTEL I.
srginsa ;p H-s- morrisqn.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office Room No. 1, Thomas Build
lug. Court House Square, Roanoke
Va. All business promptly attended t
P. STAPLES,
IN FRONT OF PASSENGER DEPOT
RQA&OKE. - . _VIEGINIA.
i Commercial Tourists Home,
" Hud Headquarters for iliose ties: \\\& Fir. r-CIiisH Ac^onunodai ions.
o Large Sample RccfisT _____ 7" JM Bar utacM
* S. A. VICK. Proorietc r, Member A. T. B. A.
?1
Attorney?-at-Law,
Roauoke, Va.
Office: Corner Salem avenue an
Commerce streets, over Wertz's grc
eery. mylltf.
' rriK >MA W. MILLER,
TB
Atlorney-at-Law.
Office?No. 10 Kirk building,ove
Johnson A Johnson's Drag Store.
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ONETOFIV E DOLLARS.
a CUT rates ON ?AILROADT CKET BOUGHT OF METO ALL
P( I NTS
f. i.. JfOOKAW,
Botetourt county.
BEST LOCATION IN CITY.
j Management in Lead pulling a pasecn; ei
e!?"au<r m the bonding.
Electric lights and gas fu hU.rooms.
I or terms, apply to "**
I?. L? Powell & Co.,
Opposite Postoffice.
my3-tf
F?QUA & BOA?.
PRACTICAL
Tinners,
Plumbers.
Gas and
Steam Fitte: s
Heating by Steam; Hot Water or Lot
Air Furnaces
ddls 4
ir
. - ? .. . - ? afogSi
7??5 > iV>. -----
"4' k?}w,v?
? : . - ----- ?;;;IS ^
c
IHteFdwood & Slate
Mantels,
Tiles I tantcl Facings, Hearths.
Plain and Inlaid Tdcs fur Floor. Sic
Graces, Brass Goods, and Fire?
place Appurtenances.
Catalogues furnished oa application.
Ti u phone 1482 [Please mention this paper
.':;<>. '.v. woods,
Roanoko comity.
RfOOMAW & WOODS,
< Si 1TT0RNEYS-AT-LA\
>vn i-ractice In the courts of Hoanofc
; city end county and counties adjoining. Wi
? attend f lie courts of loanoke and Botctou;
, ogularly. Office?Salem Avenue, opposit
? fccwart'a Furniture Storo, Koai ?-K.. \ a
! tf
1 RCfllTECTS.
0. VON NERTA.i
ARCHC^ZM
1405 F. Street, Washingtd j
Correspondence Solicited j j p
roofing, guttering, sp?u1
A
RCHEB L. PAYNE,
attornjct-at-law,
Roanokt
Office on Commerce street, nea
House.
j Special attention given to e.\
i ion of titles to and matters con
with real estate.
No. 124 North Howar 1 Street, Baltimore, Md.
W. A. PEDIUO & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENT
a. w. uansbrough.
SAM. tf. WILL
[TANSBROTJGH A WILLIAMS
401 JEFFERSON ST.,
koanoke, - - - Vti:?P
Estimates cheerfully trivcu on lb
of work.
jjjfjnpjT?W urw9\
i 'jUiiTiJJui
Ma? hall A- Co., Prpp'rs.
.'5, SALEM AVF
f ?1 KlCH'i:
to.
fh i
; V1NT0N, VIRGINIA.j
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. IM p tt
Room No. 11, - Moomaw BuildU' I'-' V i Uv J
Jefferson Street, Roanoke, Val
I Will practice in the Hustings courfe!?* ';:'V': ^ely Wished ?
I the city of Roanoke, Court of l^ae?ak furniture,
peals of Virginia and United Sta|
district courts. mar25
.. Ill
Correspondence Solicited.
ap2?-3in.
EDWIN P. WRIGHT.
DRINKS OF
[very description-.
acz,
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DR. EDWIN P.
DENTIST, late of Riebmond, \
Office in Didier Building, cor. JelTe'r
son and Campbell streets. Gibson.Hunter; Wilson. Walker's* Id
JMalt, Alderney and Clover Club.
These are among the finest \vhis*-va
keen the r~ ' ",!l<-'w')i- T?TUifdl ?l
-^ittL!6y_on hand: Belle of Nelson,
Special attention to bleaching dit
colored Teeth by a process of his o\v
invention. All work guaranteed an
at moderate figures* Terms cash.
my27 3m
J.
kinnev, m. d.
practice limited to
Eye, Ear, Throat and I\os
W. H.K iRNES,
G.F.B?RCHET'
J.c. furrow,
I
C. Furrow & Co,
OFEICE-Ovt:
street.
O'Leary, Campbe
my27 On:
W.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT
OFFICE OVER E. DlDi SR'S GROCERY STORE.
llSJeffersoii Street
- Roanoke. Va
WE ItESPECTPTJLLY SO ICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
0. HARD AWAY,
attorney at law.
(Late of the Martinsville Bar.)
Courts: Roanoke and adjoinin
counties- Office, Moomaw Building
Jefferson Street S. Rooms :} and i. _
janRitf_
JJR. W. S. GREGORY,
DENTIST,
OFFICE? Next door to Firs: Nations
Rank. Salem avenue,
Roanoke, Va.
mv30 tf
d 8 tilled.
(^Billiard und pool rooms attach'd.
fob20-f t
Wm, F. Baker. Wm. H. au.vli. y
BAKER IMARKLEY.
Bill fflfi APBIS,
Room No. ;), Second Floor. Moomaw
Block, South Jefferson Street,
ROANOKE, VIRGINIA.
City Property, Farms and Minera
Lands sold. Correspondence
ap3-tf Solicited.
nr
l POLE !G0
c...;. ?ivl. -w .lrrar.tc', and every pull
ht*? natao nu?' rrlcc ntampci! on bottom
-THE
I OCEAN SHORE PARK HGTE1
VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA.
: The Ocean Shore Park Hotel, Vit
ginia Beach, in Princess Anne county
Virginia, at the ocean terminus of tii
'Norfolk and Virginia Reach Railroa<
offers totuepuldie a long-felt want.
I It is an ocean shore resort withh
the means of all. The hotel is new
*&z-x?^i^~&Q*i~?iC& ' being its first season, with a first ekts
^tM^':^'^^sfM 1 table, large, airy rooms, and new!
^gSg&.i&t'Sb 1 ?Sv I fnrninhed thronirhont.
m
aeal Estate Agents
AND DEALERS IN
w3 i
,T - ^.>..as I furnished throughout
m?*iftS^ ME BATHING. Th
^F^sSsSSSSStl l ing is unsurpassed by any upon
?*/?%%fMW-jtt Atlantic coast. The absence of
3?/in'?r^^.j:ftblP'.^8 'undertow being a marked fea
OFFICE : Rooms .1 and 4. Ihstlloir
Exchange Building.
FOR
CENYLEMEN.
Fine c'nlf nnd Laced Waterproof Grnlu.
Tho o.-ccllcnco and wearing qualltlos of this shoi
eauoot he better shown than by the gtronR ?udorse
sisats of Its thousoads of constant wearers.
?$\ j ing is unsurpassed l>y nny upon th?
an;
feature
The temperature of the water i
: warmer, and the bathing more pro
! longed than on the New Jersey, o |-_
LhIaLTH REPORT. As a healtl A^E?H^^?SS^^0^
m resort, it has been pronounced as com I A Uhh> v IRGINLA.
??S pared with Atlantic City and Fort ! C. F. JAMES, B. A., D. D., Principal.
iaj i ress Monroe, to have many superio; . ?-cf ?i??'? ut?\, , ,
\S I natural advauta-es. both winter an. I A first-class high school for boys
Sre.CO Oonnlnp Hand-?e%Ted, an elefrant ant
C> stylish drew Shoe which coriraendH Itseli
tJi .00 lland-newed Welt. A f.uo calt Shoi
Ctf unequalled for stylo and durability.
$C?.50 tJoodyear Welt Ih tho siandard dress
rj Shoe, at a popular price.
S'O'.SO I'ollceninn'n ^lioe is especially ndaptec
for railroad men, farmers, etc.
All inado In Congress, Button and Lace.
$3 & $2 SHOES ladies. I
bSTc been most favorably received slnso Introducec i
tbosn prices.
If no con:
)slug advertised price, or i p
pc6tat for order Hants. Sleepers without change, Koanoke tt
w. l. douglas, Brockton, HIM* Knoxville, Chattanooga, Rome, An
niston, Selina, Montgomery, Mobile
and New Orleans.
Direct connection made at Rom?
and Chattanooga with through sleep?
ers for
ress Monroe, to have many superio
natural advantages, both winter am
summer.
AMUSEMENTS. Surf and stil
water bathing, Crabbing, Bowlin
Tennis
ridiu
throughout the season. The Western
; Union Telegraph Company has an ?l r?om<- * ull corps of ex
H ; office tn the Beach. per.eueed teachers Students pre
j ! TRANSPORTATION. There are ParTll for advanced classes of College
[seven trrdns daily (except Sunday). gr University, or for business lite.
- each way between Norfolk and Vir Send for cataloirue, to
_ ? TT ... , . ' ginia Heach. Four trains each waj
The finest Pullman V estibide sleep | on Sunday. For all other informa"
Is the only Short and Direct Lin
to the
?xrar bathing, Crabbing, Bowling *uu*e'1. ^"'Pl^a, on tho hei
?nnis, Horse-back and Switch-bad- overlootang .Roauoke. Pure w
ling may be indulged in. Music ' P,lreuir {intl "ealthtul location. B
mn'.rlmnttliP seasnn. The We.ktprr. . niS ?'eatett l)V steam and SUOl
and young men.
Handsome building, entirely new
and weil equipped^ on j;he heights
atc-r,
luild
and supplied
nnd Jb? recent Improvements matto them euperloi (
to any shoes sold at these prices.
??to?? Ition address
Principal AUeghany Institute
jy41m Roanoke, Va.
ianlleod-6m tu th sat
gTOCKHOLDERS MEETING.?
ATLANTA,
MACON &
The Stockholders of the Roanoke
Budding Company are hereby re- ?
ouested.to be present at a meeting to ;
beheld Monday, July 30th, 1800 at, -
12 o'clock m., at the office of the
Roanoke Loan, Trust and Safe De- For any further information address
posit Company. jy2tf E A WARREN>
Trav. Pass. Agt. Bristol, Tenn.
C. A. Benscoter,
Ass. Gen. Pass. Agt.
B. W. Wrenn,
Gen. Pass. Agt.
jy5 tf Knoicville, Tenn.
GEO. H. QUACKENBOS,
Ocean Shore Park Hotel,
jeOtf. Virginia Bench. V
NOT1C
A
ers
Tiie Cite Bai of Mm
Roanoke, Virginia*
Salem Avenue, between Jefferson
and Henry Streets.
J. B. Levy, President. Late cashier
regular meeting of the Stockhold- Commprri-Tl Rink i?n ^te CI
of the Valley Building and In- C^^S^a?^
vestment Company is hereby calledat nSEttJFl&t ^ffSSS* xf**6 cae^-r
the office of the company, in the city 0ltY Bank, Richmond, Va.
lue onice ox mo ?umiJiiiiv, juia^cnv A?oni,n'-c/-f >.?-i.. ? r
of Roanoke, Va., August 1st, 1890, at or^n?^^
, .12 o'clock, noon. By order of the ^ hdfcd ?*,^ individuals
JACKSONVILLE Board of Directors. t>. H. SCOTT. ^n^A^J^ileB for d?S a
[ jy2 30t Secretary. ^^S^^TS9^^
a. l. gorley, President.
S. p. ?orl'tCY, Vice President.
j. s. simmons, Sec'y and Treas.
WEST END .
B tick and Tile Works,
Manufacturers of first-class Brick of
till kinds, including No. 1 Press Brick,
Draining Tfle
Campbell street
918.
YOUNGE.
Architect and Superintendent
Roanoke, Va. Room 0, Didier Build
ENGLEBYI BROS..
manufacturers op
TIN AND SHEET-IRON WARE,
and dealers in all kiads of
COOKING and HEATING STOVES,
-o
Plumbing and Gafi-Fitting, Rooficg
Spouting and Jobbing,
o
Me, &c. Works on West ing, AU classes of public and private :19 cftt.n, AvanBe ROANOKE
tfeet, Roanoke, Va. Box, buildings. Arti?ti?Interior work, and ?m KOAJ?UKL,
aprl-6m \ decoration a specialty. jy4tf an?) bm
va.
Collections a specialty and prompt
remittances made. Interest allowed
on time deposits ml8-tf
J. R. IIOCKADAyT^
THE PIO S 3R
BEIL 11 AGIT
?OF?
Roanoke City, Vit.
OFFICE :
106 First St,, S8 W.
First National Bank Building
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