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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
CONDITION OF TIE WATER

FORECAST FILL EI6HT AN THURsDAY.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia, slightly warmer: fair weather; north
westerly winds, becoming variable.
CONDITION OF TIE WATER.
Temperature and condition of water at z
a.m.-Great Falls. temperature. "a; condition,
4. Receiving reservoir, temperature. 20. Con-
dition at north connection. IL: condition at
south connection. Sc. distributing reservoir.
temperature. 6s; condition at infuent gate
house, 6: condition at effiuent gate house, Z.
High tide in the river, SAL In; low tide in
the river, 1909 pm.
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BIB AAA T. . Il N M ass
kBE UU u n q c6SS
fopULAE SHOPPING PLACE
o6 1TH STREET.
Tine LATE Wan.

The war is long since over and Grasty has grown to
be man since the smoke OF cannon darkened the
southern sky.
II you don't know who Grasty ia. where he does
business and what he sells and that you can save
money BY visiting his extensive doUbls stores! then
there IS not much III writing history, &c. far
you concerned and doub: il you know the war is
Grasty has been here about months aud
people have discussed him, ind probably cussed
him. than any other business .nan in the city.
Those wLo buy have discussed his exceedingly low
prices and those who sell have his very small
profits. Nobody ever heard Of Decorated Dinner Set
for 81 9S, English Toilet Set 81 9S: six Tumbiers
l3c CarpctTacks lie. box Padded Carpet Lining DC
yard; Solid Oak Chamber Suite, SIG. %; Plush or
Hair Cloth Parlor Suite. S21.50; Oak Sideboard.
$3.50, &c. Best Cane Seat Chairs. Imitation Walnut
SIC. Solid Old Chairs. SIC: Full-size Carpet Seat
Rocker, $50, &c. until Grasty came. If you want
Carpets OIL Cloths. Furniture, China Glass, lin
Ware, &c. don't buy until you have been to lolo-l2
9TH ST. INWARD asked to see Grasty. See what you
do. Don't doubt till You Try.
s27 GRASTY.
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IjO patterns to select from.
w B. MOSES & Sous. T and 11th SITS.
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DUDE single eyeglass. HEMPLrR's, cor. a..

BEAUTIFUL indigo blue prints. &C.; canton fan
mel, SC. and up; meriao vests. soc. BRoDHEAD's
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The Veteran Firemen.

The regular meeting OF the Veteran volun-
teer firemen's ASSOCIATION was held at Myers
Hall last evening, Mr.. J. II. Richards. presi-
dent. and J. J. Peabody secretary. The recent
publication rs TO rough treatment on the occa-
sion OF the trip to Chester September Is was
ele subject OF comment and the statements
then made we've repudlated by the members
and the Treatment the association received was
exto!ied IN the highest terms. A committee
was appointed 10 draft resolutions Of thanks to
the Franklin Fire Company and the citizens of
Chester for the courtesies shown on their visit
Votes OF =. nks we're passed to John ". Carr
for pain sng the nag of the assoc iation aud TO
JOHN W. Thompson for his services.
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aoQUErIE CARPETS, per yard. SI25.
Mo4uette carpets, made and laid, per yard,
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Nothing Over 10 Cents Every variety Of
goods at hYMAN Bros. Mammoth and 10 Cent
Store. No. 1920 18th ST. NV. o7-Ct-
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DESTRUCTION OF PoMPEu tonight at Atlantic
Park. 18th aud NV. Tickets at Brentauo's .
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BIB BITT USE.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
DENTISTRY.

IrREE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TErTH FIIIrD
and artificial teeth inserted without charge eacelt
cost Of material at 1928 II ST. w., Dental Depar-
ment Of the Columbian University, from % N m
daily, except sunday. ExtrActon free. InnrInary
open from October , to June 80 s5U
nR STARR PARSONS, DENTIST 9TH ST, COR
~ Enw.-tl rstclass illings inserted ApplicatSoa
10 gums prevents lam IN eItrsctins All branches a
DentlstTy. At prcsent ivcstlCn years- NH
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GROCERIES, LIouoRs. BEER, &c. AT AUCTION
Tomorrow at 10 o'cl1ek Auctioneer Bowling
viii sell at his auction rooms q consignment OF
miscellaneous groceries, wines and liquors.
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FREE FROM RIIEI

PM LES, Black-heads Chappcd and Oily Skin
cured by CUTICURA INDICATED SOAP
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FREE FROM RHEUMATISM
In one minute the CUTICURA ASTI-P,IN pIAS
TER relieves rheumatic, sciatic, hip. kidney chest
and muc.<r pgns and aLnesses. The first and ONLY
in><utaneous rain-killing plaster. OK
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Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICUIA, soc. SOAP.
25c.; RESOLNENT, 81 Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
g-send for How to euro Skin Diseases ia u.pes
SO illustrations and 100 testimonials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-08

Coon investment can be made in Wesley
Heights,
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The men folks in your family will be interested
what we've got to say on page 4.
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Plats of University Heights can be OBJ
tanned OF REpFoRD W. Waller, zoos + ST.. or
ii. BARTON. 1881 L ST. os-6t
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

CUTICURA REMEDIES
Every humor OF the skin and scalp Of infancy and
childhood whether tuItu-ing, diafieurins, itching
burning, sc~ly. cIustci. piinply or biotchy with
loss OF hair and every mlurty OF the blood whether
staple scroulous hereditary, is speedily pernn
neItly and economically cured by the CUTICURA
REMEDIES. consisting of CUTICURA, the great Skin
Care, CUTICURA SOAP. an exquisite SA in Purifier
and Beaut.ii.r. and CUrICURA RESOLVENT the
new Blood Purifier and greatest Of Nl,uor Remedies,
when the best physicians and all other remedies fail
Parents, children years of mental and physi
cal suffering. Begin now.
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JoHS's Restaurant. 1I26 eth st. NV.
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1 write to indorse the wonderful qualities Of your
CU1ICUHA REMEDIES i'll curing all skin diseases
The CuTICURA REMEDIES used here by every
and give entIro satisfaction.
Miss A. NJ. STUART
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OwEs HOUSE,
date Hotel Solari,
Finest Cafe in the city Ladies and Gents Dining
saloon. handsomely furnished for gentlelen
only, By day OF week. Geutlemens Lunch, - cents
reouy from IL 10 Pm s20-lm
1--WE AkDMoRE 523 18Th ST NM IIEsT
Il class Board; &c nral: convenient 10 hotels, cars
and places OF interest. home comforts to a. ler
DAY; All. % 10 s1o week. T. n. HALL. aulv-2m
&c HERWOoD," OLD POINT CONFOltT
- Greatly enlarged aud improved; hot AM, cold
Dats eectilc bells. gas, steam heat; all yenr.
% per day, s v per week and upward. oEO. BOokkh
owner aud Proprietor. slS-.us
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Breech Leaders for hire. Go to TAPPAS's,
1913 Pa. ave. OHM
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LOTS selling very fast in Wesley Heights. =
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Drs. Benson 4 Mannakee, Specialists in
Skin and Nervous Diseases and Electricians
Superfuous hairs. warts, moles. marks. tumors
and all blemshes perfectly and permanently
removed and electricity used in any form if de-
sirablo. Office 1912 G st. NV, Washington,
II. 4. O3-5t
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fRoMAs BOWLING. Auc,ioneer.
HOTELS.

EILLARD's HoTIL
Pa. ave, and l4th ST.,
SO Washington. DC.
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICS. &c.
STAGE EXCURSIONS.

hEMlI1,s TALLY no COACH LINE LEAVES
D3iS ISth - NV; hUund trip Arlington. 10 . IA.
sha J. ~ SOc soldiers home. o an. = Nm 5Oc
Nsolh John Bridge. Ned. and sun. y m sc a.
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AT THE NEW CHURCH.
Corner I'd and SITS. southeast
SEPTEMBER 20 TO OCTOBER Is, 1890.

Vocal and Instrumental Concert every evening, com.
mencirs at PIN. Admission o cents. s21-3w
MR.. ALLAN DE CoU MUELLER sUcoEssOR
4N1 10 L. q MarIii, and instructor of Dancing md
department ut The U. b. Naval Academy will reopen
his Select school OF Dancing at Masonic hail. corner
0th and L SITS u. W, "Wednesday, October s. al aud
O'Clock y. III Circulars At the academy s2O-lms
pRoF. hHLLDON'S. 1000 ST. NV, THE
only strictly hrstclass dancing academy in Wash
lngton. full corps of efficient assistants Tuesdxys
Thursdays and Saturdays. send for circular al 6m
(,ALIFORNi.
~ Special Parties Semi-monthly. Tourist Sleep
ing Cars, Cheap Rates. Southern Pacific Co Address
i. HAWLEf, Asst GEM Trsfic MANAGER :I43 Broad
way, New, York; Il. j. SMITH. Agent, ~ south I'D
Agent faI5-vks- lOSt
GLEN ECHO CAFE.
THE PATAwoMFCK,"
Is NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS
REGULAR DINNER 81.
SPECIAL DINNER La CARTE
Tho GLEN ECHO TALLY-HO will leave the Sun
Smmtnl9ins ~ 4:!S Pm. RETURNING ., y pm.
ickets LOT seats Desired should be secured before
BAND farties near the route of four Of
the sun Building will be called ior. Tickets may be
reserved bv telsphone-37-a U20
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

tfe AsHerEas1l. ana tnea. ~ a fancy
q lEs lsl&n5. IS seasgtaa uEsaa 4 ana
la s.noe lNes tAere l.kS aAosasg hot
lEs98 NEases.
Hs h&s fes ehoiee h~ns, foar or nxs
c&ts zae coz. 40 i9&as . Qois8 aad
spp&Toatss happy llls. AtA0aKh Ee
~ muSn h4gd serssoe - tie ARMY, he
= not : p<ssss.saef. fle sost hss p4eefs
saon alter tAs a4x "a transmit - them
t. N4sblax son, sEsd h&s tales ln every
sttsslpI - Ena any IL zoe ola cona-
fadss, SDa Re rarely ever tanks oes
of applying tor naAncl2l saccoT from
TIE NfoF0Enmeht.
A peCUi 81 circumstances IA connee-
non ~lih Eassetls Isiana hone e that
lg Ia never tsea entered on the GOV
ernmsnt charts. IheEe : no evidence
Ga - looud on tne MAPS that lhe sand
ex sts. And he 3 unable ~ acquire Any
. lessi title ~ it.
He holds il 81 the right Of possession.
and has 40 tear that az oae Nil IT,
to oust hiin. The condition ot Ankgs
has another peculiar feature. Asr0n
! Island. which j. separated from bzs-
setls oY bat fea f0as az wateT. = ln-
Z cluded ia Penlnsular township. and the
tH4S4 ~A AAc 1tAAC4 AS-~--@ f.fe --s
I taxes and votes ~ TIE township, out
/ Bassetts land. having no legal ex-
istence on the map, Is declared MOI IN
the United states, and Bassett has no
taxes - pay and j. not allowed 10 vote.
/ Ii = held that hc - not a citizen OF
the United States, that DC does not live
IN this country, aud 10 all intents and
| purposes i a foreigner. Ia spite OF
such trlfiing annoyanoes the solitary
| innahitant OF the island tabes life phil.
osophically and IS supreme ruler Of b.;
/ little domain.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

s@naasl foster Hre0sht frotA she sei-
disr's hesas Asa Esagsa IA SeiA
A oolored man named samuel Foster
Ma brought from the soldiers Home
lasg night. charged with terrible a.
sAuu on a fellow inmate. Porter would
be regarded o. man u remarkable
GOODNESS. Il ne had any brains 10 keep
cool; buT the man u amply a passive
fellow OF eminent good nature, except
when firea "A PASSION. de entertained
company ot amused spectators in the
lall orlof lasi evening, after hls ETrlNAl
from the scenes OF hls conqaesls, tell-
ing them ali sorts of stores. Bal the
court roOm is tile place where az stories
count Up then lTne Nalue.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

sell Aether or n0l hs Was selling hqUer
amer henrs. his examinaslon NiA be-
gla tne l5th.
tse0fse Rogers 4 only = conmaa
drank. and vi oniy reoeiFe saoFl
nollce n kol4os ana N0urs ana ~ aANs
sentence 81 tAe county jAl.
Csfi Rauef. accused AWAY tsck n ths
silafi&n AT ~ having kept s4looa
epen an sauaas. all bs asked = repoTi
again on THURSDAY
ben Biisen. Guy Putnam sad Eugene
fNtnsa. hAa ~ audiences ana ASKED
the seyefal LAWYERS 9n1 mothers ~ ca1
again on THURSDAY.
@im Dolan assault aud battery Vas
small affair aad wNs Qulok II disposed
ST a. hss lAAylag tie coSis aud io4Fing
thv rooul.
Frank ana k0ss Clark are almost
good lutte bcys nov "Wednesday NlA
settle Il loi good.
Michael Gallagher w~s gwen uuti
THURSDAY ~ settle up Atae matter ~
Iltoxlcatl0n.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02
IsItAP. Of 1. Store ?

The Kent Cooperative Mercantile
Company filed articles OF association
yesterday. The articles state that the
company intends 70 carry on a general
store handling AL kinds Of merch&no Sc.
The capital stock u $4,000, and 5000
is paid IA. John Burrows. OF lS0 Taylor
st., is the holder OF 80 per cent. Of the
stock.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

Kohler 4 Frohng, a CalitoTnia VINE
firm, have commenced SUIT against
Kortlander 4 Grady 10 collect S600.
The books Of the comp ainants show
that the account is unpaid although tie
defendants may have receipts io prove
that Il is. The defendant iirm has been
dissolved for more than Two years and
the claim i probably based upon an
error ia bookkeeping. To save stata-
tory limitation the suit was c0mmeneed
but the matter viii probably be settled
outside the courts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02
Monthly Health Ranort.

There were 90 deaths registered at
the health Office during the past month.
Twenty-elght eases OF diphtherIa, 25
cases OF scarlet fever, p cases OF ty-
phoid fever, 3 cases OF membraneous
Group, 1 cases OF mumps. case of mea-
sles, 3 cases OF cnichen pOx and ? cases
of whooping cough.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02
The Divorce Mil.

Mary Rogers was granted q decree OF
divorce by Judge Grove yesterday on
the ground of deserbon. The parties
were married in Jackson IN 1854, and
the husband deserted bis better half
one year later.
VIM. l.. Kent hSs filed bill FOR
divorce against Alice Kent IN circuit
court.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02
Adjourned one week by consent.
$500 Reward.

is offered, by the manufacturers of Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy for a case of
catarrh which they cannot cure. This
remedy cures by its mild, soothing,
cleansing, aud healing properties.
Only so cents, by druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

The Peoples Savings Bank have pur-
chased Of the Cary Safe Co., limited,
one of their celebrated screw door
burglar proof safes, the only strictly
burglar proof safe made.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02


ClEegfe-Hoa. Nm r. lsrexe. fodes
--kl1-aiz4 h4Exs vs. cert sssaza. a.
e1i1. 4Is3T. esc. zssa - 1s.t. ELas -
p.s security sx1ss1sa ssxea 14ys.
1llsa ktnaoartn, 41sasn stfalx e-c
-. Oxsaa k4eids Feae<T Weeks. tres-
aass 9a t18s e4sS Ua8S - &c secaFts
exts1a - sexe8 1kys- +. - ii Ioeae3
-. tfeofge ~ sik~son 4n4 AicxFt y
Lepsisii. 4ssaua pslt. siase - settle nsil
~ sxcepl.oxls a l0se1 az 81 aays Jalnss
e4ito4r -. kEsak 2. Hhlmsn, zs-
gs.ti usstlaa ter 49, lr.4l granted
GA g4ssasDt 3l eosts u tefneF gFi4i ex-
elerlse ~ 4ttaIDsy lees end inei14lug
AttoEaey Tee % 3 - D. pala wisasa ten
1ays. Tue People Es. CuEeelus M eT-
soslie 4F1 A4rtln hokstzlt, iutognat.0a
t9f nafs gary defenaants arg&igasa aud
eseh pleaded gully JsEome 4. Lee
~. Nas- "A : eoilli1., iTfspass 8lotiQD for
-eeurty to- costs denied sltaOat e,lsts.
hoa. u q haFcb. ludge-kIed \ kale
-. ksTisaHt.o A. NraBsD & al assunip-
s.ti seeuf.y Tor eosts ofdfEed hied
Nlthia 81 8ays. Thomas j Blanchard
- Nalltee ] Raven, fepleylni eouuu-
aeG over term without easls. Edward
A Porter IS. the alley Clts Cable Rail
~ay Company, 1fesF4ss ou The case
proceedings stayed - days. Josrph
haAienef &nd Renno PrnE -. Harry
Newman, harm a Cow rs and l. +.
L&mareaax. Eepleyin; Judgment Tor
plainL1 eents without costs. f.srl-
faond b. Mower aud Henry n. Mower
-. Jerome L Daniels aud LOus lyes,
gxrnshee ~ Henry Nswman, assump-
sit. oy 81 pulau0n discontinued without
custs to either party. Leander +. Deyo
- Myron Hester and samuel Fox,
tTespAss on tne case. plalnud allowed
80 days Ga hie security for costs IA the
SUM of $50.
SUPEai0R-HOn. T.. A. Burlingame,
Judge Martha n. Tompkins W. The
City OF Grand Rapids, tFespass on the
case; ordered that plaintiff hle security
Tor costs IA the SUN of 800 within 50
DAYS, sureties % be approved by the
I clerk of the court. Patrick Collins y..
The City OF Grand Rapids; trespass on
the ease. Hearing OF motion Tor Sc
curity for costs.
Adjourned one week by consent.
PRoBArE-Hon. Cyrus Z. Perkins,
I judge Estate OF Benjamin Livingston,
+ deceased; viii admitted TO probate and
/ keziS Livingston appointed executax.
/ Estate of Carl August Sternbeck, de-
/ ceased; will admitted TO probate and
| AdOlph Messerschmidt appointed ex-
/ ecutOr Estate of Anton Riemer, de
/ ceased; order allowing final account
and distributing estate. Estate OF Alex
ander Mckenzie, deceased; petition for
+ determination OF heirs filed; hearing
/ December p.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02
Burial Permits.

Jennie Corby. 6 years, 2S4 L&grave-
ST., diptheria.
Howard ". Edwards, l3 years. al
Wealthy-aye., obstruction Of bowels.
Caroline 5. Bingham. 90 years, 2iq
Sheldon-st., heart disease.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02
All in Friendshin

Miss Annie Wash. teacher IN the
South Divislon-st. stchool, WIS rendered
a very pleasant surprise by her young
lady friends last evening at the resi-
dence OF her sister, Mrs. L. {. Tubbs,
I67 Mt Nernon-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02
nIarriage Licences.

The following is a list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last publisa~d. with the
names. residences waen outside Tao city and
ages 81 the parties: AGE.
VIM. Ii. Richardson and Mary NJ. Wall
bridge 81
Christian c. Nelson, Chicago, and
Marie X. Youngmann.....-.......... 80
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

This list is furnished by W. X. Scrl bner. real
estate dealer. 50 Pearl-st.:
VIM. II. Corbitt 10 VIM. ". Howe. lot Is.
MOfS add tiOn................. -........... ZOO
Clarence Il. NanderpoOl 10 Pear VIII
yard. part OF block 2 Eyeretts addi-
". r. Grifnths 20 HanfOrd Ii. Spears.
part lot -. block 2. Dunton's addi-
Hanf0rd h. Spears 10 George B. With
ey. lot |, block , McLara MS addition $500
James j. Denhof 10 lsaac eOnke. west
30 feet LOT 9. block g. Powers Paris
Berend Schrikkema % Dcrk Ten Cate.
south - feet lof II. block 2. Godfrey
A Whites addition. 500
Peter Steketee 10 Theodore kemink.
lots 259 and 26l. Leonard q Co.'S add-
Sarah r. Foster TO Samuel Lilley. lots
Is. II and Is Southwick 4 Mright's
dOolti0h OUU
Daniel Freeman 10 Ferdinand Free
man. n "A no "a OF sec. q. Oakaeid..-.. 500
Byron McNca 10 Hiram VI. Hathaway,
piece of land on Sec l6. ByrOn-.......- 275
Hattie ID. Johnson TO Dow HankinsOn.
piece of land on sec 4. Waikiki. 1000
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02

@ very sl offerings loo We've ut
& 1$
f week
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02
1000

Odd pieces Of Underwear, Shirts
and Drawers. Ssrlets. Natural
Grays. Fancy Rihbed, Old Cod
stripes, srd many other patterns,
formerly sold st 6sc, sc and g.; our
Spec5al SAVING sale thls week.
40 CENTS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-02
BOYS CLOTHINC!

This week shall have special Offering.
thing much above the average, both i'm Suits and
OvercOas, and mammas and papas and all others who
have such Luying to do will find it to their
tage TO visitU us. Wen show you real good Suits, in
sizes to / g. at S1.5O elegant line at $3.50 SO,
S5. so and 81; the best you at So. Over 90
different styles to select from at this price
Boys Suits, i'm sizes IA to 1 3. as low as So 90.
Rattling good Union Cashmere Suits, good patterns,
at $500. At Sc and 81, big assortment of Cork
screws, Cheviots Cassimeres, etc., every style and
pattern. And at $40 and S12 fine Suits, elegantly
made i'm all popular fabrics, single and double
breasted sacks and frocks.
In Overcoats. we'Il sell good child's garment at
S1.75: better at S225; good deal better at SO;
fine line at S 80 and 81; all with capes single
double breasted styles. Well sell fine Boys'
Coat 81: big assortment at this price Also big
line at So. So 81 and Ss. boih sack and ustr
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-04
rnc COMMERCIAL Club.

\ meeting of the members OF the
Commercial Club was held at the Oh
flee of r. II. Woodruff, esq, III the
Masonic Temple, Monday ut II
O'Clock, the object being to effect e
permanent organization. MIR. a. Pope
was chairman and AIr. Hinton Helper,
secretary. DIR. Pope made q speech
and spoke of the objects and aims OF
the club. He said it would advance
the interests of the city and be an
Important factor in its upbuilding.
The following gentlemen were ap..
pointed a committee on permanent
organization: r. H. Woodruff, ) W.
Coon, C. Markley, james A. PIgh,
James S. Simmons, and a. Pope. IRIS
committee will meet Saturday even
ing at s o'clock at r. Fl. Woodrum S
office to agree upon plan OF organ
ization. On Monday evening at
o clock a genera meeting will be
held in the Office of the Pocahontas
Coal Company. Several speeches
we're made during the afternoon: Ihe
club will combine the features OF ocG
business and pleasure.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-04
srEcIAL local NOTICES.

Latest styles Straw flats, at E.
Goetz's, q Salem Avenue. ap30-tf !.
Marshall's Cafe-The popular re-
sort, furnishes first-class dinner
daily from to 3 for 80 cents. ap5-tf
Plaster your house with Marble
Rock lime, best Oh the marke.. Ifyou
don't believe it. call ou Garner s. Co.,
sole agents. Remember they are the
cheapest sash, door ard biind mauufac-
turers in the city. Satisfaction, guaran-
eed.
For ladies and gents Tender Feet
Shoes, go to E. Goetz, 81 Salem
avenue. ap30-tf
Buy your cooking stoves from NH,
Jennings s. Co., near market house.
Salem avenue. i
Latest styles Straw Hats. at e.
Goetz's, 81 Salem avenue. ap30-tf
For fire insurance call at the Office
of the Roanoke Trust, loan aud Sefe
Deposit Co. o. dec2s.tf
The James MGzaas So Shoe, at e.
Goetz.s, 81 Salem avenue. ap3e-tf
For ladies' and gents Tender Feet
Shoes, go to E. Goetz'e, 81 Salem
avenue. ap30-tf
Stoves! stoves! stoves! cheaper
than ever at NJ. b. Jennings & Co.,
Salem avenue, near market house.
oct7-tf
Our $40 black cheYiot suits can't be.
bought elsewhere for less than $12.5G.
How is that2-at COINS. of conrse.
my1-tf
Artists material at P;cken's
jan17-tf.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-04

extensive sysSem of railway, which is
to do for Virginia what the Pennsyi-
vania road has done to develop Penn
sylvania. Mr.. Eddy is an interesting
man to meet and full of improve
ment projects. My old friend Charles
V. Goddard, a New Hampshire boy,
a New York merchant, who with his
wife is n guest of Mr.. Eddy, came with
him, and the train steams along
through this booming country, alive
with thrift and prosperity on every
side. We make Il brief tsrry ut
Wytheville, where few of the party
took hasty lunch, and later in the
day, many others wished they had,
also. We reach Bristol at 4 p. III.
Mr.. II. H. Clutter. of the Roanoke
TIMES, also Joins us ut Roanoke, and
he proved lively wide-awake news
DaDpr man,