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REAL ESTATE.
uvrs1nrss Al THE EXCHANGE

: - -
r, nayset was somswhnt quiet ysstsrday ateE sss
s&sstsseot Of Tuesday Norris wilkins onsrsa :,
$50 4yty nsf,sf fonEesosy brewns,ope ~ 80 -,
ooxioo Tho bidding ran up from e2ovVo 49,.
r. IT Van ArsdAle wssys he eaysf Tae 80 ~,
Old sfour ioe on nehvndsed =, Tso ssoh 4
tween Audubon and Tenth ayes, ios $3.50 NJ :,
sohu E. Cronly r. W Hainctt W. a. &C.,, h.,rs
corne,ia-sI The property consists o. !, a. zoo
.eusmens on lot 2sxe5. It produces n,,,s nx sSss
year ana ss 50 7s . Ee ~ dwens on os Ssxe
sssss or 700 ssss bfOsshs sis'00O nom '0AA
TIE ssns saeenser sssss sas ia S Ssssss
81 "a ss 90 ls saoi e o g s. s1s
and rr nm so sssh. the properly /. midway
Ninth and Tenth aNea sve1 "a
SSsrsd M ls'sss as s ssa - rom
bsSwnsns ~ 900 which price Resell was the
SYyss The sas Ssfsd sne fsy
q he Grand DessysE sE a ss On ot ssSioS Il scd
hrstst, ,ouIlsSstsin fer s2l,950 Also three.sofy
% Louis 9S1e;ng in West One hanared and
fsssf. sefs. - 4 4 ~ y Mspin. 'A1 ''v
Issss 4 yss: win has sois q
sss % q ssss. "a sa a01 e.
$780, CO. Asye soid George seaEslnss SIX lots
q ~ south sds OF Eighty. thirdst near Avenue A.
ss, wss ss Nina n az rss
pnnxss.sx nvestory brick building In Mufray, 81,
as o.dysy aSxi0o oaered iei eaae p So goo
.sss sss s snss es sses At
bssssss aSe dwelling In Wess Fittyssycntlyt. bstwce
ssh snd sixh AVIS, lot 8zsx7oxioo az slIs ana
s and aal sS Of Eighth
sve at 100000. q. =
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NrEW. YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
. IN 80 RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOUR.TRACK Drunk LINE
On fnd SiseF ~ ESprpaLtff sSrL7TrpiooE Sea'0

On tR5 hS SIeE5 EESS SFHsakSff SrHffoR S'a"
largest ana Finest Passenger Staton In America,
fS$ 1ssf S SSnf' A
ce9S 80 Vermont IT.! me FAMOUS sTEANHEATEp yEsTyE
RIb SH ,gnSs!s1 S SIsG taS g sR
dining dnwing.room and sleeping ears ior AoanJ,
Utica syseusc goehesteL BSac so Se Indianspo,
81 rs M, 81 Louis 40 NEXT DAY. Connects Ss
Uicyeand With train to Columbus ana Ea,. ia
go chIs SssgISpa MEpfffS adsnapos peso and
and NSISSS
i %dss ssra Ss bffa 1S S car; ,
3.S0 D. m. Albany, Troy ana Uaca Special with draw
ngSGSsg ssIs % FcS % Albany ana Troy Con
reefs for Winlsmstoyn, North Adams ana nsermeais'
sSs eS n u Slsnes uspen na o. Ras
fonto and cleveland. Cincinnati 81. LOUIE
Detros and Chicago with yestioulea ana aeamhea'ed
sespng and dining esi and canandayua Express.
Elspns cara NOntref via RonssA hSas sna va
. AsAS' s say s ssnqsS
~ b. m. Special Mal Limited arrives q Roehesssr
gSS Sss p asa G re RsgS.G Ba
danspos ST. Louis pstsos sna SesEg 49,. WIN a SespaS
salrdss asS 70 ccanandSisus SUNDAYS
10 midniRh, for Saratoga. Whitehnll and Rutland NO
connection With train leaving sitS ssn tor a sHt
GTs Ee,s T ana spaces "a ana sssgn cars
on sale as Grand Central Station Jn9 H9a WA BEoao
way ~ Park rIass EsSeSy sss wsssnefon and
fS6 Futon Sta and sos Bedford.sV y; r.: Brookyn
Westeors Express calls for ana eheeA' Oassase H0m
e'ts suS q d fSG'T other. daily except sSy sSR
issst siaon 10 take up passengors fof eorn ana West
y. j. RICHARDS, AssHS n sssnnsaenadens NsN'H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14

WHITE. STAR LINE. -
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL AND OMITTED STATES NAIL sTEAMERS'
BRITANNIC. Capt. PARCEL wedne9sday Mar 29 No.
| GERblANIc, Capt Irving. Wednestay. April 3 m
sADRIATIC Capt Cameron .Wednesday Apf 10. D. m
From whlto star Dock, root u West toth.tt
Saloon ESQ 90, ESQ and 500 steeage from New YORK
aao from the old Country e2B a mtn number Of second
cabin passengers carried these stellcfs outward s8o
ana asS pFepad $40 eNCurEion s15 Copanys see No
a BROADWAY Hew.YoFk J. BRUCE ishAY. Aren't
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Railrcans.
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERsEY

o. ID H..
90 iVU mo- GS E;3S 90 500 III Peru
LAKEWOOD D., 2, ;ss "a s "a 100 a's0
FtyR ATLANTIC CRY. -
AGO a. m, 1 100 D. m q D. m. Through Express
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALKaORE AM
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
ing r =. and Baltimore and OHIO R r.. leave fo0t o
d oG 49, sS &c. 4 4 80 80
btSpaSs a 49, 80 20 M H. 49, $50 AS ESQ
teas: 81 sSSasy, and xrs 3D. s9rs s
oSSa y at a. j SS r hsSas hsiSs
5 ST. M R ss S Ga iSs; 81 - b P'ssst Wa
S SsS l e E EaSsa 1aShS ooDt' so
sa Asy4P 6S f S OF SdSe WIN 's o' ena 'ns'.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, ~ 4 2. q
Co. LasseS Trains Leave WGSs Ssa:
sHSS. sS NJ .o95G ssiSss n B'''i b
9 ~ me n Mo s oaHsas Is: % N,ssSSs
ss 3?s :. Es B Se'se's; s$$is'iSi
Rss III gairse 81 4 soD
% s9 o sPa & an: oG dsy sssgS
Sefy G r. ws. sAo sst sso AZ IL M 3 S
Sis fSs afES. 81 sS sRS
Annex oass loot q FSlsCpst ESE'YS g cltyp;21i
gs o3 BsossSE S. 1s Sot IL q 5 o
J :S i'P Pl sS:2: sH9 2s ssia'G'S
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ,,,o
On avg eR sI.si TSgSk ,IINh $50 80
Trains .SIs QNT.9 VIA 6osbrdsss' and cOrand
H'St,GE R:,SstSg "a g. $S @ sP rS;
Bs sGs ;d s5 saa GAfssa Eit
BIS e'z Hl .sas.s 10 a! cSG 81 Gi5E iHs
pr SssRos end u i 1s nIsh ss,D,
fOi II S 30 SS co. and 200 n Sundays
ana wS.Sinson and the South Limited wash
s sTs'y I Il nnns Car SaT q D. arrive 1shs:
bss5.J sSo rs .sS ' 90 md s'S % y @sa
= ~ "'t'' ron ATLANTIC CITY
- 20 D. NJ Through PurlOr Carr. q and D. m week
% lSf fs sS Ma e. S'S sSd f1ys sta
~ aens Va RAILWAY ana G%Ssg 40 M Y n, neon /
S t$ 70, sP g 3sss ssPfssIi 'sS N, ".a
sls 1 s%a ass1' a. sS = !. ',,o,.,
bSs9 jcSsy otY SOrSns speedy and direct
tsasier for BrSOkiyS travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Gorsna a'i Streets TsiiisS, a. iouSvsi
~ s.sins,S e fa SitsS L .aS SH p
i 40 sSS i H. B9 SS s2S S:O S;SS:
%Ss5 Sso ID f%soa I'd RI 4 Is &
nshE AseOS@Sa1!iSsp. 10 ssssS; sunday a.
"a i Z. "a Z On 81 Sunday sonss:. ii
@ f B:s Sc sn .nS s' to RIsasyr
Csyr1st and bteSsya Annex s:slse e.. o. Fglscn
Szlp SsSsIs Sass Ssss - =, .0s
,As Tse bs Mss0Ss a l SSsss and
.h5sri RgS shir.r GENERA h P. @Go Ss.n.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
tSfGsSs'io ~ 9 SSSS 49, "a sS SiS:
IaaiIioSAl uans 70 orssskiil and way. $40 m. and
' 'Fts Manuel Spring valley. sonsey end TaimanI
II RTE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4o1, 3I7,
~ az and gST BLGa4ysy 1Ss IL sDssry' HSStsy
Isl and SSS FaIton.1I. Bro9Elyni lob hrosaxay.
soS SsWeS y Sh Ae0 ss s hSYpssS
or oPq ss s Car fesSrvSoSs and orders for checking and
Ss q 11sssSu .sr hss time rom
s'isi 5 $Spis; Ss.'i Pullman
o.1 70 80 Rn S csP5ns T'@
soa fda Sri G sI By ' sPd &c
ma Gafi sI I Siasa" 10 . r
Ru5 70 ssebei 'Sfy oToso % RsSsstsf
no5s T. Sss' ia 20 lSs0s s'S SsS
s'iS sa' S : Az T. !S IL i$SS S., = 4yGS ss
sag fs, ssS ~ SSS S Pa E;,s z ssGsss;
be go 1$2 H. !. ssrs,s 81 e. sSS
- Eey1 Hd and PA.fas zoo, 20 zibC S5o $50
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fnst aua fcnn0.

- 49,. ~, n oos 49,. =
H. tho Gesrrn b9gings Bank n this City OF Now York
20 zsebe,iA Knft1it Ia trust tDf Aeich;or Kniern Al
peiscna are cautioned neucasa the e1d rcQueste1
8 deliver the book he Hank, sor 14ttsk and tth.eye
II nos res.nfud on eth day. o. APRIL 16S9 eVpeA<o9
WI be made 10 The, Bank for duplicate
New.yerk March II. ikd4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14

vxyAnTaD "a pfastleal tailor and cutter conpeient 70
HiiA isfsssnsss. bon I,sss, y. <. Pcss ossa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
nApIs FYpnSIT1nN.

1 Appy 10 NETHERLANDS LINE, 81 broadway,
N " for Tourist Gqd5 % Hellana me hhI,e 20
paris y XIlsat ton. Entirely renewed fleet Of powerful
ana Bodern stesmshlps! Latest aa1itons; les : =
Rotertnfn. 1887 4. ~ Amsterdam 1898, > Neendam /.
1850 Ss obdsm and Maasaam. First Cabin, after MAY
lat 40 ESQ., eco. Second Cabin. ts2 Ten Gays 70
ubtteTiarn by Z = Veendara sailing March 3d. Np y.
July 10. Rottcriam u Paris hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14

q E0RE LTNEr-ALL RAIL yRoUTE--F0R
sFsn si issss sssd Central siso oyasaes ma Dos
spinns casj; night EEpress q ~ i p dssly,
e 4 n . ssa a f''' 0'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14

II : e. -
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsTERs-s.T.cI
sss ssssss s' "a y MIS- 4s' Gs9is ss'
clP,s1;sS Ns 2ss; Aorru silysrssens p
s.i a Sssaax s,sf ) Lot g. Map nendick hut
'sd s.s go SA sl 5as & iSs
scts Susrsy 800 9 a & p s psS zaass'
ssssIs sss ;ss ia al l sssSs s'ss ss
ss !. ai I:ss s ss' sltiss 5ss:
L. ssssRassso . ss ave KS q Amy SSiF
Sss,sss s'. ss;sS's. s'aio0 Io.'Da
Maedoaral-st No 5s. Mary ana Isaac bAoe~a
sans s sSsSsSts p ASs Crook and WIFE % Aans
S ssls , Z Ss'S Sssssa 1880
Sssss a. s & ssi sssss III
wives Ne g a ssS A, EsaG ana Edward Rs.on
Assis Sc. Nsss srsTs HsS: z ass sGs s sas
Ins5is, 4 sSs:ss ~: s. Ess sna N fS
Enrich and wife . j. N osaninshan and sno
sex kysr sss 4 Les va ss ysq aSss
naeison.sys. Q cor 7sth;st s7.za75 gno o Mott
ref 10 WIN D xshazn. and sthers.exrs Tognsend 16s
ie8th-st : Z, roo st W Of Alexandef-are, n5x1O0:
Peter olney. ref, to Geo De Lord and arc, =.
m,dsaassss. ) cor zssA-.s esAx7i szr i:&pE- !.
" ham Townsend 10 f1iz w White 80. .,
U.S.. Le,s a2s FAC &C 2s2 NAP sD, ESss, Earn
s4sss sss VA ssss isasss rits J,
,,sssl aefmsh 1os q " renox.sye soxfco
a,.s ssj sssIssssa se 3 1 3 S aqs
sth.sys %, seta.st. 5as.ioo: also n s osth..t
George Kennsdx % ~ 8 Il Ssensyer. I6C
Granercy Park, 2 lots, begin on Q 8 OF carriage
way from R0ts.st 70 eist-st along q . ssid
park. s9.5 Of 21stst, 995xso; Charles Bush :.
= and wife to Francis A Clark -. n
Bsth-st s. 200 It W Of sth-aye, 5ox10o.S; Kath.
- erlns M Mabiey 20 Danie w Reeve %
Rzxhington-s st. "a w Idberty.et. e. 4xS1. 6x24A
Z x7S s: Catharine Crete ind others 70 Ferd Fish
5sthssk 30. 100 EsstI Kate L aad John Damon
% Sarah w webster 49,. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14

New-YeYk wednesday, March -.
rne Yoi,o,ying sales held az the Exchange and
AueAoa =! nVv ~ "' BY A. II. Muller 4 Son, .
lots n WEEK 1o5thst running 20 I0otnsS 5So ~
:, - otSaye $4,000 each; Newman Cowen, $50, Ooc
sale Of dNeun9 With lot. NO hs west osth-sS W VI
e,h.ave wa Adjourned sine die.
ssf"'S By Richard v. Harnett 4 Co a.,
ryesso bpli6lng VIII ipt No CoSe ao tAo
foor.story dwelling, with lot, No LAG Wayefley
Rlses :sdisss q d ssaAss' ls' za,sss'is Das
smisr building and twostory house. with lot No
ioS Lawrencest, running 70 mo 1ol Manhhanst near
iotbsavs. iOt $4,000; q Leegeger& s2oyso'
four-story house. with lot, No - East 65th-s1 g
$50 It Of Msdisonsye, lot 2ox1eoSi Van Afsdaae'
lots west 1esth-st near 1oth-ave 2Sxss each;
-, - 80 I, : By J. r. b., SmftA
four story dweDiag, With lot NO TVS s2c eS
ieassey gst with et on Sssaa Bop ss as o0'
hree-story dwelling and stable, with lots, west
l7ist-st Grand Boulevard lots sSxsS each; IL o.
Hapin. si1,zya sgtsz E.-l-s II e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ --Trains leave Chambertst Station week Gays Ios
Il, go 10 and il;so q N. 11S $3.50, His0 10.
$40, e;iO s04o g. 1oi30 m. IL midnight Sundays
IaaiIioSai usins 70 Cresskiil and way $40 and
ss W. Nsnuet. Spring valley. Mon.ey end Tsmana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
BANNER iaesoris.

TIME BRADFORD In Rye near Harrison an essfaHi
private bcefrinR. good sannnf y q m'hnlss
fren New. YORK sarSen commences LAY - nouss egef
inspection by appointments only fof fuh parucaaxs
cali address ~ West 21d-st. ~ - = q ~ 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
Tin.EGUkRhNTEE:
AND TRUST. G.

WHY waste this vast sum nnnuaiiys
Attend 20 the disbursements item"
These burdensorne extras be saved by using the
Svsem that has abolished disbursements for searches
The Titl6 Guarantee and Trust Company has made
those searches against every lot Of land in NewYorE
,ty once for ALL expense Of than e45o ooo
and now examines and guarantees titles for nxed fees
makes "a, tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14


t@3e5 ~ snd hsta heases g ies g tgE sne b
O. ABAsf3 Co, He1l Estate kecnf6 Real Getete Enf
IAn Bur6ipg, Atsapa Dty. N, ". u.
m o. EHpx -guRNIsflfD--Ir .AIigERNE THE.
SEA-Oay 20 mh.atee ny rail from Long lelaaa Qty.
~ jsaiasipE runnae atef a. buildag te
tFtka II ard a& efca3 toApiee ed fully f9r1ehed
konse. ii perfect tFdeI Address BsAsfDE, care New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14

cITy OF NEW.YoRK-FINANcE DEPARTMENT., f,
ptJREAJ FOR THE COLLECTION. ~, As 49,
MENrs AND ARREARS OF TAAE5 And
LssFsgMENTs AND OF WATER RENTs,
oFFiCE OF TILE COLLECTOR OF AssESShEHIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-14
n)imtsr Resorts.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
= mn ssrruaxrrs S;sNfrARyYfyr q "a

q 81. y ATLANTIC CITY. H. J. -.
New hotel en- the beach; stem haaa eleueoL g
parlor, smoking room and every eomiotA MUSIC !"
evenings
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-12
Protection from lightning.

The fatal lightning stroke is 50 fire
queut shat persons much exposed TO
Thunder storms should take all known
precautions against it. In scientific
paper recently read before the Royal
meteorological society Mr. g. j. Sy-
mons. +. L. $. the English meteor
ologist. presented Il large mass OF i'm.
portant data on the phenomenon Of
thunder storms.
Ordinarily persons exposed to a
thunder storm Tee to the nearest shell
ter to escape wetting. Mr.. Symons
shows that If a man is thoroughly
wet il is impossible for lightning to
kill him. He refers TO a remarkable
proof Of this fact. The great scien-
iiic lecturer, Faraday, once demon
stratei to his audience atthe Royal in
stitution that with al the powerful
a lightning stroke to allow himself to
electrical apparatus at his disposal
il was impossible for him to I'LL
a rat whose coat had been satu-
rated with water. 1t would be we'll,
therefore, for any person IN Sc
we're thunder storm and liable to q
be drenched with rain at the earliest
moment possible, and in the absence
of sufficient rainfall TO avail himself
of any other means at hand to wet his
outer apparel. New York Herald.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-12

SHENASDoAHa , VALLEY Rail
S. Z. TYLER, Receiver.
Schedule in Efec. October y. i2s9.
ARRIVE AT ROANOKE.
6OOP. VI. Daily-New Orleans Express
From REPRESENTATIVES, north
Through Pullman sleeping cars
from New York and Philadel
phia to Mobile.
12.55 Night Daily-Memphis Express from
New York, Philadelphia, and
Baltimore, making connection
through to the South.
LEAVE ROANOKE,
700 3 N. Daily-Baltimore Eynress, from
all points South, arrive IL
Washington, 80 p. m; Balti.
more II p. r., Harrisburg.
10 2. M, Phi.ade!phia, 10 81
p. T..
4.EEn. y. Ii.iiY--New York and Philadel
phia Express, from Mobile Mem
phis, chattanooga and oil points
South. Arrive Philadelphia &c
=. H.. New York 10 4. IN.
Sleeping cars through TO New
Yor! via. Harrisburg.
Ticket Agents will furnish all information
anAtlroush schedule. unon app!ication to
}. Tow ARD ROVER,
ar1T A"o-t. pno,oke
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-12
Good Form i'm Lawn Tennis,

Form is the style in which the play
er moves, carries himself, and makes
the strokes. Good form, should ex-
plain, is not grace; it is making the
stroke IN such q way as to produce
the greatest sffect with the least fric-
ton. In making a stroke both feet
seldom remain on the ground, and
any violent effort will destroy the bal
ance of the body. and thus make the
stroke more uncertain and the recov-
cry slower and more difficult. This
preservation of the balance, to me, seems
the most important advantage of good
form, but you place yourself at such
disadvantage in the recovery that
you must injure your chances for the
next stroke.
1t seems clear, then, that good form
IS worth having; that it can do no
harm and may do much good; but
how is it to be acquired' BY watch
ing the best players, if possible, and
studying out the position Of the feet
and body in making the different
strokes. Also by the direct teaching
of some player who has Il good style
himself, or at least knows thoroughly
what it consists in. But, it has Of
ten been said to me, I'VE live where
there are no good players; we see no
good play; we have to trust TO books
for instruction, and books cannot tell
how Il player looks when he makes a
stroke
All this is true, and | could think of
no answer TO it until he idea occurred
to me that number of instantaneous
photographs of the best players might
be taken, SO that the exact position of
the feet and hands might be decided.
\ strong reason for photographing
the stroke is 10 be sure that You know
how il is made. remember we'll that
| used always to preach that IN the
overland service The racket should go
very little back of the head. Two
photographs taken at different times
Show the head Of the racket almost
touching the small of my back. James
Dwight, NJ, d., in SerinberS
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-12
The Hotel c,erl, nas to Shake Hands.
"HillOl hOWdv dO}"

"Hillo. hoWdy doi
Ii was big fat man with scarlet
complexion and startling ShortneSs
Of breath. He set carpet bag as fat
and comfortable looking as himself on
the floor in front Of the desk OF the
Fifth Avenue hotel, and wrapping his
bunch OF digitS around the little white
hand of Clerk Hogan squeezed It until
Mr.. Hogan hated him with an inten-
sity that shook the building.
Glad TO see We. SAID the fat nan.
,l.ir. Hogan tried to smile, but failed.
Then be swung the register around.
and. jaa5iug a pen into the ink, Vi
~jcusiy thrust il al the fat man. The
latter :os.ed one foot on his carpe,
Dag, and, spreading himself over the
desk. iaboyiously wrote his name,
The name was that Of aman widely
known in commercial circles, but it
brought 80 Joy to the clerk.
DO YOU often have such an expert
ence?' Mr. Hogan was asked.
Too often, was his sad rep Y;
some men pride themselves on the
vigo" Of their grip. and such persons
are the ones who 90 not shake your
hand because they are glad to see you,
bat simply to see you shrink when
they gather your fingers up and
crunch them | don't object to &
friendly handshal;e, and hearty one,
too but there is 20 occasion for per
son to practice cruelty"
DO you have 70 shake hands OF
ten::"
i couldn't begin to tell you how
often You would be surprised to see
the number OF times men reach out
for my han( in the course OF day,
As said before, | don't mind it, ordi-
narily, but at times-well, there are
things It's better nc: to dwell on. v
New Yorl: sun.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-12

Cripple Creek EXtension-Leaves
Pulaski 700 III. Daily except Sun
day, and 500 p Ill. Daily, arrive Ivan
hoe S:35 a III and 1893 p III. Returning
leave IYanhoe $3.50 IL III. Daily except
Sunday, and 5:25 p III. Daily; arrive
Pulaski Hos III and 700 p III.
All enquiries as 10 rates, routes, ETC.,
promptly answered.
W. j. BEvILL,
Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent.
CHAS. G.. EDDY, vice-president.
General Offices Roanoke.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-12

Iarper's Bazaar says: woman can
not move as comfortably in her lnves-
titure as q man. 10; and she can't
undo four buttons and kick the whole
arrangement of while walking from
the door to the bed either And she
can't put it Oh between the ringing OF
the breakfast bell and the asking OF
the blessing, either. And yet she
thinks there are some things in poll
tics that she can reform. She thinks
She can make the men believe she
can do some things far better than
they can. And still it is a lamentable
fact. patent TO ell men, that when
there are three women in a sleeping
car, and only two dressing rooms for
ladies, those women have to arise at
o'clock in order to permit two OF
them to dress in time for the s o'clock
breakfast. There are some things that
woman-God bless her-cant reform
and some things that she can; some
that she tries to and some that she
lust won't. Now ii she will only
straighten out the problems and posi-,
bilities she can work wonders. And
if she keeps them snaried up, why sile
can work wonders, also. But the
wonder VII be why she works.--Bur-
datte in Brooklyn EoGle.
Extraordinary Bone Scratching.
Herbert Sperry, fremont, ILL.,, had
erysipelas in both legs. Confined to
the house for six weeks. He says:
when was able to get on my legs, l
chad an itching sensation that nearly
run me crazy. | scratched them raw
1'to the bones Tried everything with
.sout any relief. l was tormented in
"this way for two years. | then found
"Clarke's Extract of Flax (Papillon)
"Skin Cure at the drug store, used it,
land it has cured me sound and well. "
Clarke's Flax Soap has no equal for
bath and toilet. Skin Cure, 81. Soap,
25 cents. For snle at johnson q John
sons drug store.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-12
'TIDINGS TO 'THB AFFLICTED.
The mineral springs discovered county n c. from which
--CELEBRA TED--g
ASHLEYS BR0MIlE AND ARSENlCWAIER,

Has been blessing t afflicted this land This
therefore, with faith qualities has
by competent chemists and found contain cent
tested
Bighs disease syphilis erypas, old ulcers letter.
reu scad head skin diseases female diseases dyspepsia
vousnesn heartburn restlessness ETC. EaE.s:
This be taken internally applied externally
will pnp otches and all eruptons the skin by simply
mostenng the skin with it two or three times
Science produced compound that will equal cleans
ing and identifying the skin.
with its effects 1t condent recommended with
kidney diseases rheumatism general debility chronic
Der diseases Its afflicted with
the various forms of female diseases.
From Numerous Testimonials the Following Appended
TWENTY POUNDS IN THIRTY DAYS
Gentlemen pleasure word in behalf of Ashleys
one and Arsenic Water had been sufferer for time
mouth which would yield whatever until began
weeks
na and internally entirely we'll My general health greatly
j. y B. G5ATT 6 SEA- s = s W Ry, Whigham Ga
TYLER, Texas June 6, 1889.
Gentnn obstinate
found relief
failed Yours truly GEO r. PHILLIPS
MAx1A, Texas May &c,
Secretary Aaheys Bromiae and arsenic Spring Co.
Dear SI write have suffering with dyspepsia several
duce Ashley and Arseuic Water and
after than find myself entirely WELL
the that should be wp
again but happy feel like altogether
thankful Mr. Byrd veryr
The water is put up in cases Of twelve -
ties. The water is bottled at the spring and
Be sure every bottle has companys SEAL
Price per Bottle ~
Price per Case
c. Lyle agents a Roanoke We
Tenn. This water furnished free to hotel guests at E-e
Tenn.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-12
BARGAINS.
General Notice.

nHERoANOKE ELECTRIC LIGHT
L and Power company are now pre-
pared to wire new buildings concealed
work. for electric lights, furnishing
ombination gas and electric light
fixtures at lowest prices. First-class
work guaranteed. Address
ROANOKE ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.
NOS i'm
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-12
NORFOLK & WESTERN Raj
II ROAD

Schedule in effect Nov. 10, 1889.
WESTERN DIVISION.
LEAVE ROANOKE.
1000 IN. Daily; arrive Bristol 400
IN. Stops at all sta
lions, connecting at Rad
ford with trains on New
River Branch; arrivingP o-
cahontas at $40 p m.
$40 p III. Daily, arrives Bristol 1915
pm, connecting with E.
r., V. s. G.. r. r. for all
points south and west;
has Pullman Palace Sleep
er. Roanoke to New Or
leans, via Calera and Roa-
noke to Selma without
change.
4:25 IN. Daily, arrive Radford 600
a III, connecting with New
River Branch; arrives Po-
cahontas 0:45 a IN, arrives
Bristol 10.00am., connects
with E. T., V. & q. r. Il.
for all points south and
west; has Pullman Palace
Sleeper from Roanoke to
New Orleans without
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1889-11-12
EASTERN DIVISION.
LFAyE ROANOKE.

LEAVE ROANOKE.
eco p IN. Daily; for Lynchburg, Pc
tersburg, Richmond, Nor
folk and intermediate
points; connects at
Lynchburg with V. Ii. r.
r. forWashingtOn and the
east, leaving Lynchburg
400 p III daily.
7:05 p III. Daily; for Lynchburg and
intermediate stations.
1856 p III. Daily; arrives Lvnchburg
4:32 III, connecting with
V. NJ. Il. II. for all points
north, arriving Washing
ton SOB III; arrives Pc
tersburg 1925 III; arrives
Richmond, via r. & p. II.
R., 11:40 Il III; arrives Nor
folk GO f III; connecting
with steamer lines for Bal
timore, New York and
BOStcn