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Pimples ? AND Blotches ?RE EVIDENCE That the blood is ?wrong, and that nature is endeav? oring to throw off the impurities. Notlting is so beneficial in assisting nature as Swifts Specific (S. S. S.) Jt is a simple vegetable compound. Js barm less to the most delicate child, yet it forces the poison to the surface and (liminates it from the blood. HAI1K I contracted a severe case of blood poison that untitted me for business for four years. A few bottles of Swift's Specific (S. ij. 5.) cured we. J.C. Jones, City Marshal, i-ulton, Arkansas. Treatise on Wood and Skin Diseases mailed free. Swift Specific Co.. Atlanta. Ua. 3 Preparations: K Tonic \ AND f Alterative Tonic AND Expectorant \ AND SKIN! i A. It. C. Chemical Co., j Jilcltmond, J'a.f r Jfarhiff for a loiiy time Buffered J ?. from iltc: effect* of <i horrible blood J trouble, and. after resorting to written I . 5 ?kill a Ml other routed ten without bcue~ i (f fit, Z tii.it "A. lt. C. Attentive." If bore been entirety restored, tind it j a/for du Moplcamiro to tit teal Its vir- , tucs. it In evidently a verjf great tonlo i and' altera! t re, and I recotnmenil an;/ >, cufferlng jrotn blood trouble, to try It. ,1. If. WEIMER, Ji m jr. ir. vary St., Richmond, l a. f SOLD by ALlTdRUGGISTS. i Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases i by mail free. Address f L B, G. CE.EE9EGAL 00,, < 17 S. 12th ST., RICHMOND, VA. j LESSENS PAIN.ppo Tn I IF E m. [DIMINISHES D^SgiDHLJLE ?^ CHILD BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTAoa SOLO BY ALL DRUGG/STS. un* NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS. The reason RADAM'S MICROBE KIL? LER is i lie most won i dcrful medicine, is hc causc it has never failed in any instance, no matter what the disease, from Leprosy to the simplest disease mown to the human 1 system. The scientific men of to-day claim and prove that every disease is Caused by Microbes, ?AND? Exterminates the microbes and drives them net of ti e system, and when that is done yon cannot, have an ache or pain. Is'o matter what the disease, whether a Simple case of malaria f svor >>r a combi? nation of diseases, wo cure them all at the same time, as we treat ail diseases constitutionally. Asthma. Consumption, Catarrh. Bron? chitis, Rhomnatism, Kidney and Liver Disease, Chills and Fever, Female Troubles, in all its forms, and in fact, evcl'y disease known to the human sys? tem. J!e\yare of Fraudulent Imitations. See that ?i.r Trade Mark (same as above) appears on each jug. JGHKSOU & JOHNSON, Dsjuggi?ts, Sole agents, 'or. Jefferson and First ave. s. w. jiml7-]y DYSPEPSIA. Riga, Mkn., fC4ents: I now write to let you know that 1 have )been using your Burdock Blood Bitters, and also to tell you what hey have done for me. I have been roubled with dyspepsia for years. I commenced the use of your Burdock lirj?lood Bitters and they have brought nie out all right. The use of three pottles conferred the great benefit, for which I feel profoundly grateful. I will never b* without it. an!4 (1 ly WM. II DELKER. J. R. HOCKADAY. THE PIONEER REAL ESTATE AGENT OF Rcanoke City, Va. '?.OFFICE: 10? First fit., r t c al Dank Building. PICE: 105 First St.. s. w., FirstNa myll-ft KOMANTIC STORY OrtlieXlfb of One or Mr. CouxeliPfl Ovorn Singers. Quito a romance is the story of the life of Bottina Padolford, who sihgs in an opera to be produced here next week. She is the daughter of Ucnoral Albert Ordway, formerly of Richmond, this State, but now a resident of Washing? ton, where he has acquired great wealth, ami in the exclusive society circles of which place he is a prominent figure. During the war Colonel Albert Ord? way commanded a regiment of Union men. lie came to Richmond soon after the evacuation, aud engaged in the granite and slate business. While there he boarded at a Mrs. Cod win's who was a refugee. She kept a boarding house up town, which was patronized mostly by Union men. She had a daughter, wlio it is said, was a very pretty woman. The sympathetic thoughts between the then Colonel and this daughter, whose name was Missouri, on Union acts, made the progress to love an easy task, and eventually they were married. The fruit of this union was a daughter. Dotty Ordway. Many remember her as being one of the prettiest little girls in Richmond, and when she grew to maidenhood she created a perfect furore in Washington society. While at the zenith of her social success she married a man named Padol? ford, who it is said, was very wealthy. The name was a well-known one in Washington at that time. The couple went to California, where their marital undertaking proved a failure, and after a divorce suit full of t-candal and sensation Belly Pudelford returned to her father in Washington. Her next appearance was upon the stage, she making her debut us Holtlt.il liirard. She always possessed u beauti? ful voice and went into opera singing as leu- first effort. While thus engaged she became ac? quainted with UuhTuol, who sin^s in the same opera company with her. and they were married. She has an assured position in Society, and is making an enviable professional reputation. Pndclford is now a New York' stock broker. Two Children Futility Hiinietl. Cu.MitKiti.AXii, Md.. Nov. While lb" thirteen-year-old daughter of Chas. Murphy was preparing dinner yesterday, her clothes tool; (ire from the stove and her body was terribly burned. She will die. I lev mother went to her rescue with a thrco-iiionths1 baby in her arms. Tin' mother and baby were also badly burned, and the baby will die. A Successful l-'air. Daxvii.i.i:, Va., Nov. 15. ? [Special] ? The fourth day of the veterans* fair was equally as interesting as the three pre? vious days. The fair will close to-mor? row. The net, proe.eeds, to be devoted to the erection of a soldiers' home in or near Danville, will be somewhere near $*/,000. Adolf Dalle/., carriage manufacturer. Ill) Carroll street. B?lfalo, N. Y.. states: I was troubled with nausea of the Stom? ach, sick headache and general debility; burdock Dlood Hitters cured me. A. L. Goitl.EY, President. S. P. (loitl.KY, Vice President. j .1. s. Simmons, Soc'y. and Treas. WEST END Brick and Tile Works, Manufacturers of first-class Brick of all.kinds, including No. l Press Brick, Draining Tib-. Ac. Works on West Campbell street, Roanoke, Va. Hex '.Mi!. aprl-Om I J. E. Mulcare & Co., Manufacturers of TIN AND SHEET-IRON WARE And dealers in all kinds of cooking mid heating stoves. Plumbing and gas and steam fitting done. Tin roofing a Specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. No. 115 First avenue, Roanoke. Vn. nov4-tf Thetens Bank of Roanoke Roanoke, Virginia, Salem Avenue, between Jefferson and Henry Streets. J. 11. I.r.vv. President, lato cashier Commercial Hank Roanoke, Va. , II M. Dickinson, Casliier.. Accounts of banks, bankers, corpor I ations, merchants, and individuals solicited. Our facilities for doing a general banking business are equal to any banking house in Virginia. Col? lections a specialty and prompt remit? tances made. In to rest allowed on time deosits. mplS-tf. fJ^HK RIVERMONT COMPANY. DYNCimuno, Va.. Nov. 13, 1800. A general meeting of the stockholders of the Rivormont Company is hereby called to meet in this city .at the Calcs thenic Hall, on Thursday, the 10th day of December, at 1 o'clock p. in. By i order id' the board of directors, novl.vim A. M. DOYLE. Soc'y. JAMES DEVON, (Successor to E. Walsak.) Dyeing and Scouring Establishment, ln| Campbell street. Third avenue s. w. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA. Everything dyed and cleaned in the best manner. Not excelled by any establishment in the country if PRATT'S Sjr ILL ER lor BL?? Bleep I" pcnc?\ Vtilic*. snip RM^\\ Itilix'illio wul death. Contains W W i IV, mcl!.-. KU polsun ? \A iSold by Uudwell, Christian & Barbee, and all druggists. jylO-tf swi JBr*^ Inai? iuy*reHevea Discovered W 0IH| speedily cures by mi Km-IB. .^cneirrh. Why <lo Iik'ih i>iiv. .suffer? Oswl la solan. 'UkV un Infallible cute. Sohl by Budwoll, Christian <t Barbee, and all druggists. jylO-tf RAND OPENING SALE OP TUB T Wythevlllo Dovoloptnont Company. Salo will begin September Jo, at 1 o'clock. . WYTHEVILLE, VA. "THE OEM OF THE Al.I.KOH A N IKS"?"THE BAHATOOA OP THE SOUTH." The county seat of YYytho county, which was awarded the diploma with 8500 premium at the Virginia Exposi? tion at Richmond, in 188S, in Minerals and Woods. Population 1.000. Altitudo U,:UK> feet. YYythe County has two blast and fif? teen charcoal iron furnaces, and sev? eral zinc and lead furnc.es. VVythovillc offers free the best sites and greatest Inducements to manufacturing indus? tries of any city in the South. The Wythevlllo Development Company's reserve fund for new industries alone amounts to$180,000. Wythoville is the centre of the richest mineral region in the South. Wythoville exempts all manufacturing industries from munic? ipal taxation for ten years. Wytho? ville has beautiful and well-paved streets 00, 70 and '.i7 feet in width. Two electric light plants and three water systems. Wythoville has the best pub? lic schools and the handsomest school building in Virginia: has throe female col leges and two male aoadamics. Ow? ing to its mineral waters, free to visit? ors, which are highly curative tor many diseases, and its great altitude, it has grown into a great and fashionable heal t ll resort. The Wythoville Development Com? pany will place on the market. Septem? ber 30, Mill residence and business lots of its property in the new West End Extension, lying between the Wythevlllo Cotton Mills and the "Jack? son I'ark Hotel," on both of which work has just 1m gun. This property to be of? fered for sale for the first lime. Septem? ber 30, is the most beautiful property in Wythoville, and will lie priced at very reasonable figures in order to encour? age investments: Investments in Wythevlllo real estate within the last ninety days have bourne from 100 to 500 per cent, to investors. The Norfolk' and Western railroad, running from Norfolk to the West and Northwest, will have on sale at stations on line and agencies in New England special excursion round-trip tickets to Wythoville, good until October ill. For further particulars, apply to W. L. YOST, president of the Wythoville Development Company, Wythevlllo, Va. sen-1-1 m SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES TATE IN VINTON.?As Commis? sioners of I led ford Circuit. Court, we will, on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1800, on the premises, in Vinton, Va.. (if not sold privately before that time) sell by public auction. 1st. The dwelling house, containing six rooms, in which the late Dr.. Edmund W. Sale resided and the lot of about one-fourth of an acre thereto attached. 2nd, A vacant lot lying nearly opposite the dwelling house, containing half an acre. For terms and particulars see hand bills. L. A. SALE. ).. . R. s. QUA REES, \ 1)111 nov5-end The East Tennessee Virginia & Georgia RA 11 AVAY SYSTEM IS THE ONLY SHORT AND DIRECT LINE TO THE South, Southwest & West, The finest Pullman Vestibule 'sleep? ing car service in the South?Pullman Sleepers without, change. Roanoko to Knoxvillc, Chattanooga. Rome, Annls ton. Selina, Montgomery, .Mobile and New (Irleans. Din et connection made at. Home and Chattanooga with through sleepers for ATLANTA, MACON & JACKSONVILLE For any further informali <n, address E. A. WA it REN4 Trav. Pass. Agl.. Bristol, Tonn. C. A. BENSCt > 1 ER, Ass. C.en'l 1'ass. Agt. B. W. WUENN, jyS5tf Ben. 1'ass. Agt. Knoxville.Tcnn. VATBPJftW W. I.. ?nimm? tthoes are 'l/XLto L AVll win ruined, mill every pair tens hit* naino nnd price stamped on bottom. or *H75 ^BOYS S3 SHOE FOR CENTLEMEN. t lue Cnir und Laced Waterproof drain. Tie- excellence and wearing nualttlosof this shoo ?annot bo better shown thnnoy tho strong endorse* i'iiTtsof It* thousands of constant wearer?. *>e-.00 Oennlnc Unnd-sewetl, on etognnt rind t2> stylish <ir> . s stine which eommends itself. S/i.OO llnnd-icvcd Well. A line calf ShOO iiniM|iialli .1 fnrstvlo n*d iluralilllty. -.0.50 t.ooilvtar Well 19 the Miindnrd dress sin e, ai a popular price, SO.BO I'ollreniiin's shoe Is especially adopted ? for railroad men, runner-, etc. All modo la Congress, Button mid Lace. / $3 & $2 SHOES LAFDIES, nv been most favorably received since Introduced ind the recent Improvements make them superior ,oany shoes sold at theso prices. Ask your i lealer, ar.d if ho cannot supply you send Urocl to factory enclosing advertised price, or a postal for order blank*. W. L. DQIIOIiAS, IJrocUton, Hints. RAILROADS. SIIENANDOAIl VALLEY RAIL KOA1). S. F. Tyi.kk. Receiver. Schedule In efleet Juno 2, 1800. AUKIVK AT KOAXOKB. 5:00 p. ms Daily?Memphis Express, from Hagerstown and tho North. Through Pullman sleeping cars from Now York and Philadelphia to Chattanooga and Memphis via llarrishurg, H?gers town and Roanoke. 7.-10 a. m. Daily?New Orleans Ex? press from New York, Phil? adelphia and Baltimore, making connection through to tho South. Carries through Pullman palace h?lfet steeping car from Philadelphia to New Or? leans, without change, via llarrishurg. Hagerstown, Roanoke. Cleveland, Calera and L. & N. R. R. LKAVK koanokk. 5:45 a.m. Daily?Baltimore Express from all points south for Washington, Baltimore, llarriaburg, Philadelphia and New York. Carries Pullman palace h?lfet sleeping car from Roanoke to Philadelphia without change, via Hagerstown and llarrishurg. 7:20 p. m. Daily?New York and Phil adclphia Express, front Memphis. Chattanooga and all points south, b'or Phil? adelphia and New York. Carries Pullman palace h?lfe I sleeping cars through to Philadelphia and Now York via Roanoke, Hagers? town and I larrisburg. Ticket agents will furnish all infor? mation and through schedules upon ap? plication to o. HOWARD ROYER. tf C. P. A. T. Agent. Roanoke, Va. ""VTORFOLK & WESTERN RA1L 1>I ROAD. Schedule In eifeot Sept. 3rd, IS00. WEST BOUND. I.KAVK ItOAXOKK. 10:03 a.m. Daily: arrive Bristol 4:09 ]>. m. Stops at all stations, connecting at Rndford with t rains on New River Branch: arriving at Pocahontas at :t::t5 p. in. 5:45 p. m. Daily, arrives Rndford 7:20 p. m.. connecting with New River Branch at 7:115 p. m., for BlllcHcld and Pocahon? tas: arrives Pocahontas l o:.">5 p.m. Arrives Bristol 11:20 p. m., connecting with E. T. V. .V:. O. R. R. for all pointssouth and west, lias Pullman Palace Sleeper, Roanoke to Memphis, with? out change. I 7:55 a. m. Daily, arrive Rndford !>:15 a. in., connecting with New River Branch, leaving Rnd? ford 12:10 p. in. Arrives Bristol 12: in p. m.. connects with E. T. V. A (i. R. R. for all points south and west: has Pullman Palace Sleeper from Roanoke to N c w Orleans w i t h ou t change. LAST BOUND. i.kavk ItOAXOKK. i:25 a. in. Daily; for Lynchburg, Pe? tersburg. Richmond, tvi:: Petersburg and 11. A P. R. R.,) Norfolk and interme? diate points; Connects at Lynchburg with V. M. R. R. for Washington and the East, leaving Lynchburg 7:40 a. m. daily. Arrives Norfolk 2.00 p. m., connect? ing with steamer lines to Baltimore and New York. 10:10 a.m. Daily: arrives Lynchburg 11 :.".'.i a. in., connecting with V. M. R. R. for all points north, arriving Washing? ton 7:05 p. 111.; arrives Pe? tersburg 1:20 p. in.: arrives Richmond, via R. A P. R. 1!.. 5:05 p. in.: arrives Nor folk 7.00 p. in. 3:45 p. m. Daily: for Lynchburg and intermediate stations: ar? rives Lynchburg 5:40 p. m. 7:20 p. m. Daily: for Lynchburg and intermediate stations: nr rives Lynchburg 0:20 p. 111. Cripple Creek Extension?Leaves Pulaskl 8:15 a. hi. Daily, except Sun i day. und ?'>:<'?> p. 111. Daily, arrive Ivan I hoe 0: R a. m., and 4:30 p. 111. Clinch Valley Extension (in operation I Aug. 3, to St. Paul. 81 miles) Leave ! Bluolield s:11? a. in., daily; arrive St. j Paul 12:55 p. m. ; All Inquiries as to rates, routes, etc., ' promptly answered. W. D. BEVILL, Cioh'l Pass, and Ticket Agent. ("HAS. <;. EDDY, vice-president, janl General oniees. Roanoke. S. \. A t?. Ii. R. rilE NATURAL TUNNEL ROUTE. TIMETABLE, IN EFFECT Al t:. :t. 1800. Tiiaixs Wkst. Tiiaixh Bast. Pass. Mixed. Mixed. Pass. No. 1. No. ::. No. 2. No. 4. a. m. p. in. Stations. a. m. p. in, S 15 Lv. Bristol. Ar. II lt? 0 00 8 32 2 52 "Walker's Mt. 1125 512 s 10 :; on Banbam's. 11 10 :'..*> ?100 :'?.'!! "Abrain s Falls. II no 5 15 0 05 :! Men lota. 10 <'."> .'? in '.??.?:. 3 44 Mace Spring. 10 32 I 50 0 35 :t 55 Buton's. in 21 I 40 045 4 05 "Nottingham. 10 13 I 'm ;t :,l I 11 ?Moccasin Dap. 10 00 4 23 Id no 4 r, llallilville. 10 no 4 II lo os l :.'7 "Marble Quarry. 0 50 ins in 15 4 35 ?Big Cut. :i 11 I 00 10 25 i ?"? Spoar's Ferry. 0 30 :i :>n 10 32 4 50 Clinchport. 0 '.''i ?'? 15 10 411 5 00 Natural Tunnel. 0 10 3 35 10 5(1 5 10 '"Horton Summit. 0 00 3 25 1 1 oo 5 1 7 Dutlield. ft 00 ?". lf> 11 05 5 25 ?Wisoloy's. 8 52 3il0 II II 5 31 Ward's Mills. 8 45 :! "' 1125 '? 12 *\Vildoal Summit. 8 31 2 50 11 :;s r. :,.', Last Big Stone Dap. s 17 2 37 II 15 0 05 Ar. B.S.f :.i)>. Lv. sin 2 30 a. 111 p. 111. a. in p. in; * Train-- do not s;,.t>. except to leave passengers, or On signal. II. W. BATES. Vice-president and (Scnornl Manager. LEO. II. (!RAVES, Superintendent. TUB TIMES receives and prints daily flvo times OS much telegraphic news as any other paper hi Roanoke. W. P. CAMP & CO., Real Estate Agents, Office Times Building. 103 Third Avenue, S. W. A special bargain in a lot corner Patterson avenue and Eight street s. w. Price SI,800; ono-thirti cash, balance one and two years. It will only bo offered at this price a fewjdays. Call and see us. oct30-lm MRS. GILMER'S SCHOOL 120 FOURTH AVENUE, S. W.. ROANOKE, VIRGINIA. Thorough instruction in all departments. Primary, intermediate and senior in English. Mathematics and languages. Advantages also in music, drawing, painting and elocution. Address for catalogue. jyl?wed&sun-t MKS. PATTY L. GILMER W. S. COOC1I, President. C. E. IIOOE, Vice President. H. L. CHILES Sec y & Tr., Old Dominion Investment Co. OFFICE IN CITIZENS' BANK BUILDING. Makes and Negotiates First-Class Investments. tp.VGm \ COMPANY, Brewers and Bottlers of Pure Lager Heer. IBr^poxt Seer a. Specle-lt3r. Telephone, No. 104, Roanoke, Virginia. J.E. HATCHER&CO , ' REAL ESTATE AND STOCK BROKERS? 314 High Street, Buchanan, Virginia. Correspondence solicited and promptly answered. 03tl;"i-3m PROFESSIONAL. .XMIN K. I'KXX. LUCIAN K. COCKK. 1 >ENN & COCKE, * ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ROANOKE, VA. COURTS.?Roanoke and adjoining counties. OFFICE.?Corner Commorco strict, and Salem uvenuo. novl-lm S. HOOCH. ATTORN EY-AT-L AW, Room .">,o vor Commercial National Rank, UOANOKE, YA. Courts: All tin- courts of .Roanoke City and County. oct'10-tf Telephone 00. T HOMAS W. MILLER, A TT() R N E Y - A T- L AW, Ofllon: No. 10 Kirk Building, over John sou and Johnson's Drug Store. ap-J-tf JXO. W. WOODS, Roanoke couutv c. II. MOO .MAW, Botetourt county TiXOOMAW & WOODS, ATTORNEYS- AT-LAW. Will practice in the courts of Roanoko city and county and counties adjoining Will attend the courts of Roanoko and Botetourt regularly, Roanoke, Va. '. Onicc: Salem avenue, opposite Stewart's I furniture store. tf C t LA K ENCE COLEMAN, CIVIL ENGINEER, 11 W. llANsnitot i.lt. I SAM. tl. WILLIAMS. ANSBROUCil & WILLIAMS, Room 1'.'. Moomaw Building. JEFFERSON ST. ROANOKE, YA. Prompt attention to work in any part of the State. Correspondence solictcd. L ,\ NC ASTER A LANCASTER, ( IVIL, MINING ANB MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, JliFKKItSON Sr., - - RoAXOKK, VA. Correspondence Solicited. Box nutO-lmo A TTORN E Y S-AT-L? A W. Room No. II. - - - - Moomaw Building, Jefferson street, Roanoke, Vn. "NN" ill practice in the Hustings Court ot the city of Roanoko, Court of Appeals of Virginia and United States district courts. mar-.Vtf \\r O. IIA K DA WAY, . ATTORNEY'-AT-LAW. Courts: Roanoko and adjoining coun? ties. Ollico, Moomaw Building, Jeffer? son street S. Rooms 3 and 4. ianltitf I). s. I It >. ATTORN EY-AT- LAW. Roanoko, Va. Room N'n. 14, New Kirk Bulling, op? posite Kenny's tea store. octl-lyr i I7?WA1M) W. ROBERTSON, FREDERICK J. AMWEG, C. E. M. Am. Soo. C. E. & Engr's Club of Phlla. Engineer, Contractor & Builder, ATTORN EY-AT-1 .AW, No.' i Thomas Building Court-House yard. sopt2-3m | Commercial Hank Building, Roa? noke. Va. J. KINNEY, M. I>. C 1 HARLES A. M? lil t.II, ATTORN E VAT- LAW, 1 Hi Jolfcrson stn et. First floor to rear of Cray & Roswoll. tf ~. CltlKKIN. .1. ALI I N \\ A I I S i RIFFIN & WATTS, ATTORN E Y S-AT-L AW, Roanoke, Va., Ofllee: Room No. 5, Kirk Building, cor nor Salem avenue and Jefferson st. ^ |?. STAPLES, ATTORN E Y-AT-LAW, Roanoke, Va. Ofllee: Corner Snloih avenue and Com morco streets, over W.crtz's grocery. mylt-tf Practice Limited to EVE. EAR, 'I'll BOA T. AND NOSE. Ofllee? < >\ er (PLeary,Campbell street. iuy'37-?m OR. ROBERTSON, li> N. Liberty street. Baltimore. Md., the oldest reliable Specialist (tegular graduate) in Baltimore, with years' experioneo in hospital and special practice, guar? antees a cure (without mercury or caustic) in all acute and chronic dis? eases of the urinary organs, Nervous and Organic Weakness, Strictures, etc. Urethral diseases recently contracted positively cured in four to six days. Consultation confidential. Write or call. Medicines .sent to any address, spi eial treatment to Ladies. Board and nursing if desired. sepf.'s-d\ W-lys .1 No. H. Sir HIT, Koin e, y ? Dam lllo. II. .XL HtCUSKR, Notary Puhllo ami Attornoy-at-Law. A RCHEH L. PAYNE, ATTORNEY- VP-LAW. Roanoke, Va. OftlCO on ('"?imetee street, near Court '?its House. S).lal I? ?antlon given to examina? tion of title 0 and matters connected with real esfw. tt STUART & HEUSER, Real estate ngents, lvanhoe, Wytho COiinty, Va.. buy and sell, on commis? sion, town lots. Mineral and farming land a specialty. All business entrusted I to us will bo promptly attended t? [ Correspondence solicited.