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THE ROANOKE TIMES.
(DAILY AND WEEKLY)
An independent Democratic paper
devoted to the material and political
interests of Roanoke and Southwest
Virginia.
SUBSCRli'Tipjj RATE
Dally j one year. i&OO
Dai:y, six months. 8.00
Dsi.y, throe months. L50
Daily, one month. &0
V'ee'kly. LOO
Furnished to city subscribers, free deliv?
ery, fifteen cents a week, Bfty cents a month,
ml six dollars :i year.
Advertising rates furnished on applies
on at theofnie.
For marriage and death notices, of ordi
nary length, SO cents will be charged.
All transient advertisements mast be paid
for in advance.
No attention given to anouymouscorre
spondence, and rejected cbmimtnlcations not
returned by mail unless postage i> sent lor
that purpose.
Kveryotter.day Insertions will beel
the same as" even day insertions, Uv- -U
per cent.; til ic a week, 40 per cent.; once
a week. 50 p.ir cent.
Letters containing important bows spir?
ited.
Contracts for advertising applj only to
the regular busniess of advertisers. Adver
ttsement8 outside of regular business will
be charged extra at transient rate?. No con?
tract for advertising is transferable without
the written consent of the proprietors oi
this paper.
Entered into the postofflce ?t Roanoke as
second-class mutter.
All communications should hedirectcd t
I'tlK ROANOKf L'LUES.
Roanoke. \ a.
TUESDAY. - DECEMBER ?I, IStt?.
SEW YEAR'S.
Asa matter of uews, und Tor the
convenience of those interested, the
Times desires to publish tomorrow
moruhig (Xew Year'?,) a complete lisi
of all the ladies ot Roanoke und \ iciuity
who will receive on that day. In" brde:
to do this the ladies-are requested to
se^iu iu thsir names and addresses; also
the mimes of those w'tio will ass;.-.'.,
them 1Y eight o'clock lids evening.
There will be no charge, of course, for
the-e notices, aud the list will be of
valuable aid to those making calls.
TUB SOUTH ?SfO IIEB POMSIBIH
TIF.?*.
The wave of prosperity w dub. has
b39 l sweeping over the South promis -
t'.id grandest results for this long gulf
eriui and long neglecttd section, hut
there should be no cessation of
jjood work if we expect to realize all
which tha future seem? to have in st >; ??
for us. While efforts ufe boiu? miir
to attract Northern and Earopaia cap
ital herd for developiug our mines and
increasing our mauufact >ries, we must
uet lose sight of the fact that buildtug
up our wane places and nd iiig to tb?
number of our farms is also of great
importance. To do this maatis the fur?
nishing of homes, of comfort and pros?
perity to millions, who might other?
wise ekin^ out an an'satisfaVtnry
extsteuce iu the crowded districts oft he
Xortb, or iu the uaremuaerative agri?
cultural sections of "England and tht
Teutonic countries of Europe. With u
climate of uae jua'.ed 8alubrity,an I with
afertile,we)l watered and well timbered
soil, mdlious of thrifty settlers could
fiud just ths homes they nee i iu t!u
slates South of Mason and Dixoa's Hu?
and east of the Mississippi river. E;i_r
land with 32.590^397 acre's, had a popu?
lation in 1881 of 24.012.:J3l. .viule
Virginia with 24,500,0 ?0 a *cs h id in
1SS1 a population of only I."12 803 of
whom 600,000 were colored. Iu this
state the conditions for existence are
equal to those ofEaglaod with its 2-1.
012,391 soais, and on the sa mc ratio of
population we should hiv.? about IC
000,000 people liviu< here. The pro
2>ortion of population iu the other
Southern states may bd put on the
same basis for comparlsou, aud it is
easy to see what-a splendid field for
work aud for settlement is here afford
c.l. Everything that E inland his can
hi produced iu Virginia."and much thai
will not grow there can be call v :t -d
successfully here.
It would be :year? before ,a<;b ?
density of population c >u. ! be r- ic'li 'i
and perhaps it is apt to bs desired;
but an average populaUo i of') 000 <>s>:>
each in the states of Virgt?ia Wesi
Virginia, Tenncses. LC-m u ? A i
batna, North Carolina. South Carolin
Coorgia, Florida aud M-?
WOUid aggregate G9,0?U,0j0 * u-.
10,00?,l)?t> more than the ? c -a u> oi
the whole United States showed in 1880
Tue study of this subject might be.
continued indefinitely, and at every
stsp the resources and possibilities <>f
the South would become more astoni^h
ia*. With a country so beautifui and
so bountifully blessed, the meu ?..'" tin
S luth shou;d oe the most patri >tie iu
the world.and they should begin the new
year with a determination to increased
exertion towards tho building up aud
development of their beloved sec lion
OUB XEW NAVY.
While other nation* are boasting and
blustering, the government ol* the
United States is progressing quietly
aud successfully-in creating i first-cl iss
nary.
The work commenced by a Dam >
cratic administration is being am turned
with vigor aud thoroughness by its ru
publicau successor, and iu a few year
a good use will bo made of some of the
surplus millions in the treasury by the
building of a navy worthy the power
an i prestige of this great republic/:
The subject is one upon which man of
all parties are agreed, an 1 one thai ap
peals to the pride aud patriotism of the
people of every class aud section.
With a powerful navy to enforce its
demands and protect its. citizens, thejo
will be nw fear'of-Torejgn -itKevl>rence
and no need to resort to force in pro?
tecting-our intareSt-s^^Cjin^dajwill bo
more careful ia seiziug American fish?
ing vessels or appropriating Alaskan
seals. Chili will no longer menace
our Pacific coast, and Great Britain
and Germany will he less aggressive iu
their course towards this country.
The policy of ilia Unite 1 Statos has
been oue of non-interference with
European affairs, but the spleudid
growth and great wealth of the natiou
may call its energies from home, and
with a large percentage of adopted cit?
izens lo p.otcct. there is no koowiuj
how soon it may be n?cessary to m*ke
tho power of this country known and
respected. A _r,,l vv-ivv is the best
and surest ffunrant' i of foreign respect
that cm bti device ! und th^re is k fair
j .. ?; ct that wu will Itive one belbre
th i lapse of m?nj \ m
3-iie remiio?b oi irk rnees. judgin.
by recent noi> in several Southern
states, do not appear to be at all im-|
proved by th* election ?l a Republican
president. U^der Mr. Cleveland'!
administration th negro was happy and
contented, and justice was denied him
nowhere. Under Mr*. Harmon's rule
he has become restive and arrogant in
a large measure, aud ready at any time
to enter on the work of bloodshed and
murder.
tub KKW ye AK.
Today is iha InSi one ??t 1889 With
si will ps4? aw ly a tn ??t eventful Mud
fateful year. 'Aha tho new one will
bring,-Providence ha* wisely lefi
only to conjecture. That it will oot leave
a record of disaster as large and terrible
as the one just closiog is most devoutly
to he wished.
Ivtxu Carlos i was crowned Kiug
of Portugal on the28ib inst . with grast
Hcclaira; bul tf-the reported muttering!
of discontent be Lru?, he i* linblo lo a
sudden deposition like his royal rc!a
ive. Pom Pedro! of Brazil
. ..'CT.
? iVnil
pari 11a
?-UU1C.
v.'.licit
n of
? tea ;.,- rdurucd.
J. C. N-Ncn,
? obyvlllc, lud
. I \\::::o BWcUinj
? i .: she htm con*
! ? if :i long time.
. of !>n:-.c camo
. : : doctors said
? ly rnncdyto
!: .M il-ration
dcueisnow
odncattaai
3 A: NTS OCtfLEfO,
Colombo*, ?u.
' s"nt free
s-u'irT SreciFia Co.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Oa
OVER whel mixc t estimo x y
In Favor of llawkeN' Sew Cryslnllse?!
LeriNC? Over AH Oilier*.
from the ex-governor of florida
Tall a ha ss k e , Pia.. March ?. 1SSS.
Mr. A K Haw kos. Atlanta. Ga.?
Dear St: I have thoroughly tested
t,*ie glasses you fitted to my eyes some
? me since, and have fouud them to
p.>s-<e.-s a softness of vision which sor
P'is^ess anything of the kind 1 have
ever used. Respectfully,
w. D. Bloxham.
His stgiit restored.
Mr. A. K Hi About a year
ago I procured my first pair of glasses
j from some dealer, hut they strained
imv eyes and caused them to ache. I
t hen bought a pair of your Crystallized
Lenses, mid the effect has been won?
derful, as a proof of which I do not usej
any glasses now and see as well as eve:
F. E. Daniel, M. D.,
Editor Texas Medical Record.
f--3?"Mr. II. L. Cason, practical
optician at the drug store of Charles
Lvle & CV until December 22d.
de" 12 Lf
*-45t5EVt^^3 Preparations:
teraflve,
rvkwt^ Tfliiie
jfujd^ AND
i S
A.. jB. c. Chemical Co.,
ItieJimond, Ya.:
Ilaving for a lonq time suffered
from the effects of a horrible blood
trouble, and after reporting to medical
sltill and other reiucdiesxeithottt bette
fit, 1 tried (*JL. J'-. C. Alterative." I
hate bn ii entirely restored, and it
affords mepleasnre to attest its rir
tucs. It tseeideiitlif averygreat tonic
cud alterative, and I recommend a a//
suffering from blood trouble, to try il.
.T. jr. WEISIEJt,
1013 IF. Car//St.. JtieJimond, Ta.
SOLD BY ALUpRUGGISTS.
Treatise oa Biood nud skia Dii-eiises
by mail free. Address
L B. 0, GREtHQAL GO,,
8 7 S. ] 2th ST.- RICHMOND, VA.
J. B. Levy
President.
N. PAktke,
Geu'l M'g'
Henry M. Daniel
Sec'y. & Treas.
J. F. B'akuotjr,
Superintendent.
-AND
mprovement Co.
Office in Citizen's Bar.k.
The construction " of stores, ware
h -uses, hotels mid public buildings a
specialty for cash or on time when
well secured.
primus desiring io buy homes at
low prices on monthly payments will
Sad it to their advantage to see us be
pre ?nrchasing.
PROFESSIONAL,
Q r. FRENCH,
CIVIL ENQ!PTE'
roanokk, - - - \ i.MA.
Office, No. 'J Thin! avenue s. VW,
second floor. P. (>. Box, 31. Sur?
veys, plans and estimates niade u:j
short notice.
? L. WOOD,aD. D. :- . . i
F.
Smith's new Building, Salom tr/euue,
Roanoke, Vu.
References?Prof. Jas. iL
Baltimore, Md.; Dr. i has. l. Si
llicbiuoud, Va.. J>r. Leigh
Koauoke.
C. B. MOOMAW, I JS". v. .
Hotctourt oouni v. | Rpunoki . . r.
Moomaw & woods;
ATTOliNEYS-AT-LA W; i
m practice in the. courts ol ttoanel.e
orty ana county and coun^jes.aib^ol iiu>; w I]
attend the courts'of ^oanofce 'arul U?>1 -.. rl
regularly. <>ihVc--S:ilem Avenue, o|
Stewart's Furniture Store, Uo ?
UHUS Ii. pkns ?.0. [AN COCKR.
-KNN & C?CKE,
ATTpR2tEYS-at-law, .
Uomoke, ..... Virginia.
Courts,-. Roanoke add adjoming
Co in ties.
Offick : Corner Commerce -Hrsei
and Salem uvenue.
Jjtt. J.'t. Uli.!..
Physician and S i
Offers his profession .1 s to.tl e
citizeiool Roanoke.
Office over.budwell a: i ?? . .
Entrance No. i! Sa'em .'? uue.
?OFFICE liOl :
Sto 10a. m., 12 to 1 p. .i i ? :. : i
p. m., 7.;io to iu p. iu". . ? ! uui
jiDt-fERTON S. ROGER .
Si
ABCOIT1 I P,
Graduate of the Royal [nsi tiirie
arts, Rome, txa!^ .
office: So.2 If.Klevcuth hmon I
Cprreapuudeuci hi ?Iii
QUSTAF BOTT?GKi;. Ii iitkct
Graduate ?f the
ROYAL POLYTFLr...
of Stockholm and (?.<??}? nhurg
Sweden. Plans and Speeificationt
delivered on short notii e Cbrrespui
dence solieit?
Office Masonic Building. K ke.Yn
. okiffin. I J. a3
I'RIFFIN & W ATI
'I
ATTO R N E V s -AT LAVi.
Roanoke, - - - - -? : ?
Office: Room No. 5, KirJ ' buj din-,
corner Salem avenue and
JjR. W. S. (i Ft Eii i ?sn.
DENTIST.
Thorough Graduate of Baltimore
Dental College.
106 S-lem Avcnu".."'
to National Bank.
WATER
For this quart* r .. I
GAS BILL.
for month of No vein 1 r i .. i le
and payable at comp; by' I -..
If paid before the 10th jhsi i ; .
discount Ol I2i per e- nt. II v. ..
No.discount-on bills pftjd al r the
loth instant
Failure to receives bill does i ?
title consumer to the
Lime for Fertilizing and Dj inle
ing, also (-ras Tar for -
Applications for ? ii
provements, taps, parcha
other matters relating to Gas <
Water should be made to
FRANCIS T. BRINK; ?:V.
Superintend! ui
ROANOKE GAS AN!) \X.A1 ER CO
No. 11 Th.:rd Avenue, South
INTERN ATI OKA L
TYPFWR1TER !
A strictly ?i>i-ua-s mae,:.: Fully
warranted. Made from very .test ma?
terial, by skilled w'orkmen, ;u.d with
the best loo's that have i
devised for the purp sc. v. te
to do all that enn be reasonably ex?
pected of the very best lypewriierj
extant. Capable of writing 150;)
words per minute?or more?dec
to the abili;y of the op r it
Prico' $100.': :\
If there IS no a^c-til i:i v< ur
aldress the mftuuJaciuiers.
THE PARISH MEG, I > .
Aceat? wanted. Par: h; X. V.
do 9tf
TjELINQUENTS, TAKE :?'=. [T.1CE.
All real estate deiin'pi' iil for the
non-payment of taxes Iherepn for
1888 will be sold at public aucl i >b on
the first day of J;uiuary court, be
tween the hours of 10 in the a
and 4 in the evening, in fr?nt of rh?
court-house, unless said it sei have
been previously paid to the 11 ; r,
a list of which can be tonnd
office. Mi C. Til!'MAS,
eel-im Treasurer- City of Roanoke;
-dealers ie??
Sis, Tinware i? MtMmM
I GOODS.
roofiing and. Sppat-ing ui..! J "? u n Ling
and" Gas Fitting a specialty. ' ,
, j
JEFFETRS02? ST., ROANOKE, VA j
YOU WAN
m rnn
-DO YOU WANT
A CHEAP HOME?
i hen Buy a lot of the Etna Land Company, located jus
east of Glade Spring, in five minutes ride ot the city, on the
dummy line.
The cheapest land to be bought. Prices ranging from
375 to $200. Sole agents.
W. M. YAGER & CO.
? f?V 2! (nil
I). H.MATSQN, Prest
K. L. GREIDER. See & Tn
Pdfe's Hydraulic Encine Hannfactnrine ComDany
MANUFACTURERS OF
KIFES1 HYDRAULIC ENGINE. OR RAI
Fi ?? supplying
STOCK VARDf
\mi\M \W
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED: GOOD AG ENTS
1 Wlce No. ;j Seccml avenue, S. W. Opposite Masonic 'i ? o.
dvTA'v -1v ? -_[
CALL AT
IDIE
Corner Jefferson and Campbell Stre s
?FOR?
GROCERIES.
Sri
NANDO?H VALLEY RR
CHRISTMAS
LS DA
(I S V.
R?TES
? Knit THE?
y^i? tri
Excur-ioo Tickets will be on sale
!? ruhcr 2l'st !o 25ih. inclusive, and
December. 30th to January 1st, inclu?
sive. Good to return on or !>efore Jan?
uary 5tb, 1890.
0. HOWARD ROTER,
General Passenger Agent.
! 17, 19, 21. 22, 24,-29 and 31.
W!LB?RS.P0LEIC0
led ing Agents and Manu?
facturers of
R
>BRE i STAMPS,
STEEL DIES,
STENCILS.
SEAL PRESSES.
HOUSK NUMBERS,
DUUK PLATES,
ETC.
All-claims placed in our bands for
Liou will receive prompt alien
tio i. We are connected with most or
!. foreign collecting associations and
ants unions, which enables us to
collect accounts abroad as well as at
home
??? further information call upon or
ilbu? .Po!e&Co.
ROANOKE, VA.
Ofli . Stewart building, opposite
RQgtitflice:_ d*c 8 Cm
I -"mm
i^vi^sasSinMARK
Roanoke. Vn
L/l ufiKIPtS,
tIENTIFIC AMERICAN
SSg^^?BriSHEDvi845..:.: -..
J- Che oldest ami most popular scientific ?nd
mechanical pa ?er published and baa the larces;
Clrculai!? >n nf any paper of Its class In the world.
Vu\ly illustrated. Best class of Wood Encrav
i:.k!->. l'nijl:>liod weekly. Send for specimen
copy; Price S3 a year, r'our months' trial, th
ilL'NN & CO., PcnusnEiis, S?l Broadway, N.T.
ARCHITECTS^ BUILDERS
M Edition of Scientific American, v
A jrreat success. Each Issue contains colored
lithographic plates of country and cltyreslden
04 I or public buildings. Numerous engravings
an I full plans and specifications for the use of
such as contemplate building. Price $150 a year,
X oli. a copy. MCSS X CO., PUBUSHXBS.
Ai) years' experience and have made over
KlO.OOO applications for American and For
> eign patents. Send for Handbook. Corres?
pondence sirictly confidential.
TRADE MARKS.
In rase your mark Is. not registered In the Pat
fit Office, apply to ML'.vn X Co., and procuii
liuniedlnto protecUon. Scad for Handbook.
COPYRIGHTS for books, chirta, mapf,
etc., quietly procured. Address
71L'NM & CO., Patent Solicitors.
General ornci: SCI Bboadwat, N. T.
E. M. HENCKEL,
CIVIL ENGINEER,
Surveys, Estimates and Plans made |
i all parts of the State.
Room?No. ?, MwcTrieTempfle.
FRANK COPFMAX'S
DRUGSTORE.
SO. i3u SAI.G7I av vitr,
dcclltf._
THE
People's Perpetual
: BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
-OF?
! ROANOKE, - - ITEGI^TA
A. Z. Koi>ku. IT. n. Thomas.
President. Vice Presi lent.
W. F. Wtxch. Sec'y & Treas.
Room No. I, Masonic T. mplc.
I _
J * All the benefits of a
SAVINGS BANK
with the best of security and .larger
1 profits.
Instalment shares may he sub?
scribed for at any time at ; he rate <>;'
$1 per share per month. Full ?
. shares $50 each.
j Loans BMPm on time and | mpnts
1 k> suit the borrower.
SPECIAL N* TIC
Having sold the stock and pi will
of my store on Norfolk avenue
J. P. Ellington, I take this ui< tin r] i :
notifying all indebted u> im ? II
and settle their aceouu's at om and
ave me the necessity of placing th< mil
in the hands of a collector.
w; P. CA2IP,
nov2l) lm At J. P. Ellingt ns & Co
W. D. MYERS & CfL
-ON
ERNEST AVENUE, S. W.
have their cooper-shop in operation
and are prepared to fnruisji []< ur
btwrels, time barrels and apple bam Is
nKo short h*>tlei> (v?4 <m
CONTRACTING,
i
Railroad Work,
Street Grading,
or Excavating of Any Kind,
Ritherin Earth or Rock,
by the Yard or on
Force Account.
I now have a roar! machine esp
cially adapted to grading hew streets
and shaping of old ones. The worfc
can be done neater and?cbeaper.than
by any other method.
GRAVES SIM-.
P. O. BOX 20. - ROANOKl.VA,
DYEING,
CLEANING and REPAIRING j
Ydu will save money by liringln
your dirty clothes to be cleaned c
dyed and repaired to me. Char c
moderate. Work first class.
E. WaEsak, ,
Corner Campbell and Henry street''
Roanolte, Va.
E TO STOP.
THE CITY HOTEL.
he Most ponveniently Located.
ins Vvell Ventilated.
TABLE"SET WITH THE BEST THE
MARKET AFFORDS.
?J3. iiAMES,.Proprietor.
?'51 I
Roanoke, Va.
h i PIE SH
Pulaski City, Va.
m i iFPii
Bluefield, W Va
ofier .superior aa.ornmodations u the
J San pie Rooms for Commercial Mt-n
3jX). IS. FOSTER,
IvTa-tiatrer.
'OBJECT 1ESS0N.
IV /hois a billiard enthusiast)?"Now, then, what is h
'straight tipV "
Smart Boy - "A 'straight tip' is when
BERG & MORRIS,
? >?>>? ! o the 11'ou i; Am?rie." Gl ii r? I > i ? \ . * 11 i ?? *
stock of
\l B ; m firaislriq Goods, and Boots, Fto,
: I Vniices is larirer und their prices lower tban ewr."
? vc .U> ? lira? sclt-vtioti for men, youthtt ail'1
Iti I . v -rj latest style?, and as to our furnishing goods,
sd only 1 n ro be appreciated. \\V li;iv some specially
liii ! ? remarkably low figures. Mo trouble t*? show
UK PEf'TFULLY.
b.nJ N.D?,ftU
& MORRIS
rnH^ B5STF0RTHE
f
AND
fOi MONEY'S WORTH
i
i? i- rh:in socaile l"chea hess^is onr rule
iind ivi ask tlui' .sou rnh an?i vve will prove this
? in you In showing you our Inn- <>i Enntnd in
i Plaids. Siiiw's and Plain.
VVi' would especially c;ill your attention to
(?in Iii::' <?!' hew -li.oh > ill
i H HENRIETTAS.
lit- hesi line of Blankets ;iud eoti.fort> ro he
lid in the city.* Yours respectfully
J. M. HARRIS,
N 17 SALEM A VENUE.
PS-AN filS
8 Si'Mlvylv
MP * co.f
eai Estate Agents,
? -i On ihv market th* Beautiful Lot* ot the
HYDE PARK LAND COMPANY,
J'Ui: FROM 8-5? TO 830>< PER LOT.
11! pure .s?630 ash. balance in monthly Instailmeuts
i ii re moi?i beautiful aim convetiieiyic heated lots
ery Desirable Houses
Htlhlv papmente. Stop pxyine ren
Francis B. Kemp & Co.
ii, ai pai thi i >; on moi thlv papmente. Stop payibe rent and come at
once and siet a bai?_::?>:j.
J B, FRIER.
Ciu Scrieant.
C M. WEBBER, CHAS. D. DENIT.
Sher ff Rottunk? County. Editor Times-Blister.
FRIER, WEBBER & DENIT,
SEAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Sa!?
Virginia.
Sell and buy houses, lota and farms on commission Houses rented
uts co llected; Returns promptly made. Office: BasemeniDuvat Bouse.

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