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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-27

.sES1fO Just sits on the D2'ik anu Deilo""-
That is an editor.
''In the old days the editor called 4
man chicken thief; nowadays the re-
porter finds the feathers i'll his back
ward. The weapon of the old time edl-
tor was the epithet: that Of the modern
reporter is the evidence. What tho
editor used 10 assert the reporter now
proves.
If the people who complain of
what the reporter writes about them
would only consider what he does not
write about them, they would shrine
linn in the fricndliest corner OF heir
hearts. The waste baskets III q daily
newspaper office Of any town do more
to keep lis citizens in good rcpute than
any other agency, excepting the fear
OF the law and the hereafter. Not all
that the reporter writes is truth. He
is not infallibc himself, and those
who are the sources OF his information
are much less 50. There ere very
many men who cannot tell 4 straight
story. There are others who do not
try 10. The man who tells the story
TO the reporter is usually an interested
party. He has 4 purpose to serve IN
metamorphosing this or SURPRISING
that. The reporter has no desire ex.
cept 10 get the truth accurately and
completely, and 10 write il quickly ana
entertainingly.
"All men do not love the reporter,
and am glad OF it. The fear and ha-
tired OF bad men is as chaplet above
his brow. 1t is the assurance of his
honesty tohiS badge Of honor rs 4 ser
want of truth. If the time ever comes
when all men love the reporter, It will
be time TO bury him. He will have
forgotten his mission. betrayed his trust
and shamed the noble fellowship of
men who have made the white cross OF
the Pittsburg reporter the decoration
of legion of honor. "-Exchaage.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-27

No attention given 70 - ~!
spondence, and rejected conf
returned by mail unless postage se'S -
that purpose.
Every other day insertions will he charged
the same rs every day Insertions, less ~
Ger cent; twice week, 40 per cent; once
week, 50 por cent. -..s
Letters c6ntaiuing important news solic-
ted. 1t.S
Contracts for advertising apply only TO
the regular business OF advertisers. AdVcr,
ttsementS outside OF regular business VIII
be charged extra NJ transient rates. No con.
tract Tor advertising is transferable wilhou!
the written consent Of the proprietors OF
this paper.
seCo1d"class matter.
81 communications should &c directed to
THE ROANOKE TIMES.
Roanoke. VI.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-27
IKE ,EsSU RcEs OF VIRGINIA.

~
81 New and rich discoveries Of minerals
Fare being constantly made IN South
west Virginia. 4 recent letter from
Patrick county announces the discovery
sthere Of rich deposits Of gold, silver,
sziuc and iron. Some Of the silver has
been analyzai and yields 81 worth OF
pure silver 20 the ton of ore Just as it
comes to the mine. With such a pro-
missing field Tor labor aud research, it
Seems the height OF folly for young msn
of this state to so West with The hope
Of bensiiting their fortunes. Virginia
has every adyantasein climate and re-
fsources possessed by the most favored
locality in this Or any other country, and
Virginians can DO no better than remain
at home aud aid in rebuilding the waste
places OF their native state.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-27
THURSDAY FEBRUARY
THE IMPORTANCE OF ADVERTlS
ING

TIC yearly expenditure ior adTer-
tiscments il this country amounts to
$50 coo, coo, y striking illustration OF
the faith OF Inc peop!o it printers ink.
Men in business, who do not advertise,
move Oh at snail's pace, while those
who avail themselves of every oppor-
tun!ty to keep before the public are
blessed with uninterrupted success and
prosperity. One great secret Of the
rapid growth Of this city and section %
the liborality Of cur merchants aud
business men in advertising. a glance
at the columns of the papers published
here Will show the live and progressive
men Of the community and their Cencr-
Gus patronage Of the press. They get
value received for their investments or
they would long since have ceased to
advertise. As long as they display
this liberality they are certain TO reap
rich returns, and in adding to their
own business they are helping also to
build up the city in which they take so
much pride and aro so deeply interested
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-27
BULB TIE BRIDGES Az oxrE.

Tie terrible accident at the Union
depot yesterday morning must convince
the most skeptical Of the importance o:
tie ea;lvs- cas, !::;;;oition OF overhead
bridges across the railroad track in
various portions Of the city. With so
many trains constantly passing and re-
passing, it isa matter Of wonder that
more serious accidents hare not occurr-
The people, however, now have the
u their own hands, and they
NO it that the bridges are
s. rs early and as rapidly as
! Iuman life is too sacred to
Il tss s ri>ked,in order that few
j g may be saved,and all the neccs-
J sary safeguards should be made at the
Several railroad crossings without
dolay.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-27
THE BENEFITS OF pRoulBIrEcw.

THE BENEFITS OF PR0HlBITiGI..
Governor Larabee, in his farewell adj
dress 10 the Iowa legislature, devotes
considerable space to the benoGcent
results of the prohibitory law Of that
state. There is less crime in Iowa
than in any other portion Of the Union,
and the jails in many counties are
empty g large portion Of the year. The
public schools are more largely attend
ed than ever before, and the deposits in
banks show Ell unprecedented increase.
Not one-twentieth as much liquor is
consumed in the state as was five years
ago, and the.people were never before
SO happy aud contented. Tho picture
is certainly q bright one and deserves
the Thoughtful consideration Of the
people in all portions of the country.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-27

THE teachings Of Northern eXtre-
mists are bearing their legitimate fruits
in acts of incenGiarism which are very
destructive to property IN the Southern
States. Wherever there is political
trouble Of a serious nature the torch is
applied, and scenes Of riot and disorder
Immediately follow. Such course IN
variably ends disastrously TO the negro,
but the recent burning of houses in
Virginia and North Carolina show that
General Sherman's pupils are learning
rapidly, and that there is serious trou-
bic in store for this section, unless
stringent measures are taken TO sup
press lawlessness on the part Of the
negroes.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-13
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
Wojna W Buffalo

Czytamy W chicago Tribune"
z dnla 3go lutego: Buffalo, N. Y,
2 lutego: Rozruch wielki wydarzy}
sic dzisiaj W poblizu koscio1a sw.
Wojciecha w drugiej polskiej pa
rafil W East Buffalo, Ola uSmierze-
MIA ktorego potrzeba byfo 2oo po-
licyant6w. Mkt ME zostal zabity,
lecz kllka policyantdw zosta1o
mniej lub wiecej niebezpiecznie
ranionych ceg1ami lub innemi po-
ciskami naczelniczka buntownik6w,
Polka, ktorej nazwisko ME jest
znanem, zostafa niebezpiecznie po-
kaleczona.
Rozruch by5 dalszym ciagem
demonstracyl przeciw ksIedzu
Pewter, kap}anowi Z Dunkirk, kt6-
rego zamianowal proboszczem II Sw.
Wojciecha biskup Ryan. Ia roz-
kazem biskupa chcia1 ks. Pawler
dzisiaj rano odprawiG nabozenstwo
W kosciele. CwiadomiI poprzednio
pollcye, re bedzie poslusznym roz.
kazowl biskupa l przeszlo 200 pc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-13

licyantow zostafo ma przys1anych
ma ponce. Ksiadza ~siedzacego w
karecie eskortowaf do koscio1a ca.
1y kordon uzbrojonych tajnych po-
llcyant6w. Przybywszy pred kos
ciof znalezli PREY barykadzie
wznios!ei PACED koscio}em do $500
polskich niewiast i dziewczyn.
Mezczyzni stall pc drugiej stronic
ulicy i przypatrywall sic, Policy
anci mieli ~polecenie, aby lie ude.
rzyli ma niewiasty piesciami lub
pa4kami. Walka sic rozpoczefa;
polskie niewlasty walczy}y jak
rozjatrzone tygrysice odpycha}y
policyant6w cd bramy przemoca.
Nareszcie pollcyanci rozerwali ba-
rykade i ~otoczyli niewiasty, ktore
wtenczas 2 pod ich fartueh6w do
bywaly soil i pleprzu, kt6ry sypa-
}y W oczy napastnikow. Drapa1y
kasa4y, billy, kopafy / robiby niez-
mierny wrzask.
Przybycie ksledza byto INA
klein w~iekszego %jeszcze rozruchu.
Nlewiasty rzuci}y sic ma karete,
skoczy@y ma plecy ksledza, a jed
ma z Mich, kt6ra byfa naczelniczka,
schwici}a 90 "a gard}o i by}aby 60
zadusi}a. Potrzeba by4o czterech
pollcyontdw, ably "a cd swej ofiary
oderwac.
w tenn zaczeli take m~ezcz7l-
nj rzucac kamieniamy, it'd. Pa1ki
policvant6w rozegna}y lch atoli
wnet; niektorzy poszli do domu z
p~otfuczoneml giovanni i nosaml.
Dziewieciu aresztowano. Pollcyan-
towi Lyons wytracono ramie, SEES
ciu lub siedmiu policyantow zas
odebra}o mniej hub wiecej niebez-
pieczne rany. Podczas zatargu po-
walono ma ziemie naczelniczke
Polek i deptano pc niej. Zostala
niebezpiecznie nadwerezona.
Ksiedza przestraszonegc ocalono;
odziez lego by4a pobrudzona l po-
darta. T4um rozszed4 sic take,
skoro ksiadz odjecha}. w mieszka-
niu jego, kt6re zreszta ME jest do.
k}adnie znanem, maja go strzedz
agenci %policylni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-13
YTANIA
0 PoIakaCh W AlneryCe.

Ludzie dobrej wolf l znajacy
stosunki ludu polskiego W Amery-
ce, nlechaj racza pos}ac odpowie-
dzi ma ponizej podane zapytania
pod adresem: Europe, France
(Alps Maritimes) rue de Paris Mr..
6. (Zobacz odezwe p. Jdzefa Ma
czewskiego W mr.. 6 Wiarusa z L.
1890, ma STRONGLY 2gieD.
l. Ilu Polak6w z%najduje sic W
naiblizszej okolicy.
2. Cd 1ak dawna danej
okollcy osledlajq sic Polacy z
jakiego pochodza kraju polskiego?
cry tworza oddzielne osady?
NAVY tych osad.
czy So rozproszeni hub pomie-
szanl z innemi narodaml i z joke
mi?r
kiedy istnia4 najwiekszy prad
osiedlenia sic w danej okolicy?
czy ten prad obecnie zwleksza
sic czy zmnlejsza9
8. Gem sic ludnosc polska
g1ownie zajmuje?
Stan moralny i ekonomiczny
osadnlkow i robotnik6w polskich:
u. Jaka Polacy tam zyjacy
wyznaja religiq?
ely opr6cz katolik6w So inne-
go wyznania chrzeSciJanskiego lub
mojzeszowego osoby kt6reby sic
przyznawa}y do polskieJ narodo-
wosci?
5. Jaki obszar zajmuia polskie
osady i czy tie osady So skupione
lub rozrzucone?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-13
POCADANkl
0 rzeczach %pozytecz-
nych
4 gospodorstwa spolecznego.
(Z pism j. Suplhskiego.)
LCiag dalszy.J

Ale wr5tmy do porzadku. Ma
.tepstwem uleg}oscl jest porzadek,
kt6ry sic zaczyna W wielkim swie-
Gle bozym n kohczy W chacie Who's
cianina. Ale jak Iva i tygrysa a
a navel niedzwiedzia i wllka ufa-
skawic i przyswolt MONA tylko
"a miodu, TAX "a m}odu tylko do
porzadku przywyknac MONA.
Ch}opicc, ktdry idac do szko}y wy.
kruszy sukmane z bfota, boty
oczysci, do kieszeni w}ozy chustke
cd nosa, a wr6ciwszy do domu
poskfada ma swoJej p65eczce porzad'
ME ksiazki i inne rzeczy, i zaraz
wezmlc sic do jaklej roboty; -
dzievczyna, kt6ra do szko}y idzie
g}adko z%aczesana, z przepaska
czysta uwa}kowana, a pomaga!ac
matce ME zasmoli sig jak hondra
i ME rozstawia naczynia pc wszyst-
klch katach; kt6ra pred oknami
pozasadza kwiatki i pachnace zio-
Ia, podlewa je W lecie i plewi. je-
zeli ia dziewczyna i ten chfopiec
ME sprzeczaja SIG z rodzicami, ale
robiq wszystko wedle ich rozkazu,
to mozec1e bye pewni, re oboje
wyjda ma ludzi szczesliwych, sza-
nowanych zamoznych, chociazby
mic ME otrzymali pc rodzicach.
Szczepimy drzewko "a m}odu,
ably ME wyros}y ma dzika jabton
lub grusze; szczepimy dzlecku "a
m}odu ospe ochronna, ably dzieciny
ME o~szpeci1a, hub ME zabra}a re
swlata; "a m}odu takze zaszcze.
piac nalezy pokore chrzesclahska,
porzadek / nauki wszelakie, ably
ochroniG cd dzlkoscl, nedzy i wy
stepkow cz}owieka stworzonego
Ina obraz i podobienstwo Boga".
Pred kilkunasty laty male
zlono ma wysepce l%ezacej wsr6d
ogromnego mora, a zamleszka{ej
przez dzikich ludzi, cZ}owieka, kt6-
rego mafem dzieckiem wyrzuci}a
tam woda z rozbitego okretu. Staf
on sic zupe}nle dzikim; mla} przez
nos przepchany kick ola ozdoby
jak inni, twarz nakiuta i chodzi4
nago. A re ME MAI sk6ry czerwo-
naweJ i w1osow kedzierzawych jak
inni, a do tego pamleta} ~jeszcze
kilka STOW francuzkich, i to, re by1
z matka ma okrecie, poznano, re
by1 Francuzem. Czfowiek ten, "a
brany do Francyi, z~achowywa} juz
ciagle znamiona dzikosci, DO dziklm
staf sic "a m}odu. S1usznie tez
d%ziadowie nasi maw1all, re czem
dzban przesiaknaf, tenn skorupa
Smierdzi, a czego sic Jas ME nau-
cyl, tego sic Jan ME nauczy.
(Ciag dalszY nastqpi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-13
PLAN JAZDY.
NASZYCH KOLEI.
Chicago, Milw. S. Paul

Chicago, Milw. S. Paul
w strong wscnodu. Odchodzi,
Chicago expr., codzieh 6.37 rano
Chicago expr., codzien II. O6 noca
Chicago expires O.36 rapo
Pociag pecztowv 9.44
W strong zachodu. Odchodzi,
Chicago expires, codzien 1902 rano
Chicago eXpr., codzien 3.59 rano
Chicago expr. 1877 wiecz
Poci4g pocztowy 1908 o5iad
Wabasha Division.
Przesadanie do Zumbroty 200 obiad
Chippewa Valley Division.
z Wabasha do Eau Claire.
Pocisg pasazerski 1.3o obiad
P~rzesiadanie do Menome0se 1915 obiad
Green Bay -Winona & S. p.
Przybywa Odchodzi
Pocieg pasazerski sos po ob.-9.05 rano
Pocieg frachtowy 7.30 wiecz.-6 o. rano
Chicago Burlington & N.
Przybycie wyjazd pociag6w..
Chicago (krom niedzieli) II .35przed OBJ.
Il Chicago i St. Louis <odzie6) 4.1O rano
ZMinn.-St. Paul (bez niedz 11.35 obi.
=" codzien II 90 noca
DC Chicago (krom niedzieli) 1910 rano
st Leu:s codzien 1000 noca
DO st. Paul i MINI. codz;en 1000 rano
2.45 rano
Wzgledem tykiet6w, lokalrych pla-
now jazdy ! t. d. zg4aszac sic pc
II. T. Lamberton, agenta
Chicago & Northwestern.
Przybywa Odchodzi
Chicago expires $50 rano 6.25 wiecz,
Chicago expr., codzien 8 Is wiecz 6.OOran
Fracht. poe. przystaje Gas wiecz IL. 3Onoc
WinOna & st. Peter.
Przybywa Odchodzi
EXPIRES dzienly 600 wiecz. 1000 rano
fasazerskiD akotejski $40 rano 9.35 wiecz
kaczacyz Rochester 10. As rano 3.55 e oh,
ZAbieraiacy frachtv 500 DO OBJ. 6.45 rano
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-13
TO l OWO

Tanie lekarstwo, a niezawodne,
ma tasiemca poleca professor H..
P. Parisi. Jestto orzech kokosowy,
jakiego dostac MONA pc wszyst-
kich %wiekszych sk4adach kolonial-
nych. Naczczo zamlast sniadanla
nalezy spozyc mleko re srodka
tego orzecha i bia}e mieso smaku-
jace jak orzech. Jezeli tasiemiec
pc tenn ME wyjdzie, to MONA bye
przekonanym, re so ME ma. Pro-
fesor Paris, lekarstwa tego ma
sobie samym doswiadczy} pc W pc.
dr6zy Abisynii W Afryce i poleca :je
jake niezawodne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-13

s. Jaka Jest cena z wiktem,
bez wiktu?
robotnika wieJskiego?
m~iejskiego9
fabrycznego9
rekodzielnlczego?
8. jake So koszta utrzymania
pojedynczego robotnika?
iaki spos6b zycia,
jakosc pozywienia?
Czy osadnicy polscy zyja W
rodzinie w4asnej, albo PREY obcej
rodzinie, albo tei ~sto}uja sic pc "a
domem.
10. Czy wychodzcy polscy ME
musza walczyc z nadm:ernemi
trudnoSciami?
powodu niebezpieczehstwa
oszukania, wyzyskiwania piracy,
ftp.
z powodu nieznajomosci iezy-
ka miejscowego,
niedostatecznego wyksztafcenia
zawodowego,
Z powodu konkurencyl.
II. Jakl jest stan zdrowia
osadnik6w, czy ME podlegaja cpl
demion i jakim? Warunki hygie-
niczne klimatycznie tych osadni-
kow?
~. Czy Z przytoczonych wy
zej powod6w wielu wychodzc6w
polskich narnuje sic W nedzy, i
czy bytyby Srodki zapobiezenia te-
mu?
Is. Czy dzieci e%migrant6w
przyby}ych z Europy urodzone i
wychowane W kolonii mowia pc
polsku z rodzicami?
re SODA?
w jakim jedzyku m6wia Po-
lacy miedzY soba W miejscach pu-
bllcznych mp. W restauracyach,
szynkach ftp.
Czy ME mowia chetnie obce-
mi jezykam1 ola poplsu, lub uwa'
zajac je "a cos wyzszego?
W jakim czasle pc przybyciu
spostrzegac MONA zanikanle czech
uarodowych to jest jezyka i oby-
czajow?
IA. Czy zdarzaja sic czesto
ma}zenstwa mieszane Polakew z
osobami innej narodowosci i jaklm
,jezykiem m6wia dzieci 2 tych
m%a}zehstw pochodzace?
Is. Czy osadnicy Polscy maja
swoJ kosci6f i polskich kazno-
dziei?
16, Czy lstnieja polskie szko-
~, i jaki zakres naukl w mich wy.
k}adany?
czy SO polskie wydawnlctwa
(pisrsa peryjodyczne) czytelnie,
ksiazki?
II. Czy istuieja i jake stowa-
%rzyszenia polskie, ilosG takowych,
liczba czlonk6w, cele i obroty
fnansowe. Jak dawne stowarzysze-
MIA lstniei9 czy rozw1jaja sic czy
~upadaja. 60 lie MONA uprasza sic
O nadsy1anle statut6w ostatniego
rocznego sprawozdania).
Is. Czy emigranci poIscy po-
czytuia sw6j pobyt "a sta4y czy
"a czasowy, CIV powracaja do kra-
ju, lub przenoszq sic W inne oboe
Strony?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-13
w %najg0rszej FOrmie

Benton, LAT. Co., Wis, " grud
nlu 1888. KS. J. G. Bergen zare--
GA "a nastepuiace: James Roonei,
ktory ma taniec sw. Vita cierp-
tar, W najgorsze] formie tegoz, le-
czony by4 przez jeden i cwierG ro-
ku przez rozmaitych lekarzy, ale
bezskutecznie. Dwle dutelki ks
koeniga Nerve Tonic" w~yleczy4y
60
st. Francis, "a pazdz. 1888. Jeden
z moich parafian uzywal ks. Koe.
niga Nerve Tonic" z dobrym
skutkiem. Pacyent6w by1 tax zde.
nerwowanym, re ME m6gf przez kill
ka tygodnl spac. Cierpia4 on ma
najwyzsza bojazliwosc, granlczaca
z pomieszanlem zmysl6w. Daiem
mu cokolwiek ks. Koeniga lekar-
silva ma nerwy i on uzywaf to.
Apetyt Jego powraca} stopniowo,
boiazliwosc i Dol g}owy znik4y, a
pacyent dw, ktory juz wtenczas roz-
pacza}, dzisiaj najlepszem zdrowiem
sic cieszy.
Bern. Elskamp, rektor.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-13

Wgsko Rlskae & /. 1881 pred
stawlone 10 obrazach wedfug
rysunkow W}adys}awa Mottego,
wydaf Karol Koz}owski. Poznaii
1890. = Pod tym tytu}em ukaza}o
sic drugie wydanie dziefka, kt6re
zas}uguje ma uznanie j ~wyr6znic-
ME. Mozemy bez przesady powle-
dice i zapcwne ME napotkamy ma
przeciwne zdania - re bodai do
tad kiedy wydawnlctwo nasze da}o
lyle "a tax nizka Gene. Otto spis
tytu}ow zawartych W dzie1ku.-
Kr6tki poglad ma wojsko polskie
cd najdawniejszych czasow az cd
roku 1915. - Wojsko polskle cd
1915 do 1880 roku.- Wybuch
powstania W dniu 20 listopada
1880 roku.- Kr6tki rvs dzia1ah
wojskowych powstania 1881 roku.
= Bltwy pod Stockton, Dobrem,
Grochowam, Wawrem, Wielkim
Debem, Iganiami Ostro}eka.-
Piekne przyk}ady meztwa i poswie-
cenia.- Piesni wiersze.- Ops
mundur6w wojska polskiego.- Co
sic tyczy table, stanowiacych tn
rzecz g}dwna, to SO n wykonane
W drzeworytach formatu 20: %
centymetr6w, sztychowanych W
Paryzu ma w}asnorecznyrh rysun-
kach znanego rysownika, p. Motto
GO Artysta W dziesieciu tych
obrazach przedstawif c~zterdziesci
i kilka postaci wojska 1881 roku,
przybranych W na]wybitniesze i
najwiecej malownicze mundury
armii regularnej ochotniczych
pufk6w.-- Wykonanie drzcwory-
tow jest bardzo dok}adne i Staran-
ne, odbicie ich niezwykle
czyste. = PAPER / druk
piekny gustowna ok1adzina kom-
pletuia zalety niezwykle udaneJ a
taniel edycyi tel ,Wojska pol
skiego." Cena "a egzemplarz 2 NIX.
: Ola tych, ktorzy lubiq okazaIsze
%wydania, kaza} nak}adzca sprzadzit
pewna Hose exemplary we wicl-
kim formacie albumowym infolio,
drukowanych ma badzo grubym,
pieknym papierze a o]patrzonych
W ozdobnc teczki. E~gzemplarz
pieknej tejedycyi re %starannic, odre-
cznic wykolorowanemi tablicaml
kosztuje . NIX.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-13

Kap}ana Koeniga
W~ZMACNIACZ NERWOW
EPILEPSYA, HISTERYA, CHIC
ROBA sw. VITA. NERWO-
WOSC, MRKLIWOSC
MEEHNCHOLIA. BEE.
SENNOSC, ZAWROT.
OPILSTWO. DOLE
GLIWOSCI sZPI-
KU PACIERZO-
WEGO
MOZGU.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02

At the meeting Of X. l.. Lee Camp Con-
federate Veterans, Friday night, Governor
L. W. Mckinney was elected a member Of
the Camp. An application for membership
was received from Dr. Blair Burwell, and
referred.
DR.. W. II. Belt, +. G.. Fuller, and L. d..
McCarky and wife. all Of London. England,
are at the Exchange en- route 10 the new
town Of Glasgow Mr.. Fuller is said TO rep
resent large amount Of capital.
Mr.. J. r. Condrcy, who has been laid up
with the grip, is out, and Rev. Il. II. Pitt,
who was out is indoors again with sec
ond attack Of the complaint.
Mrs. NJ. b. Brainard, Of Philadelphia
formerly so favorably known in Richmond
as Miss Mary Bella Beale, is here on visit
to her friends aud relatives.
In Henrico Circuit Court the jury in the
case Of Terrell's administrator against the
Richmond and Danyille Railroad returned
"A verdict for the defendant company.
Mr.. W. b. Jones went up TO Midlothian
yesterday to attend the funeral Of his grand
mother. which took place at that place at
O'Clock NJ.
Mr.. Henry Stern, the New York cores
pendent Of "I'he Boston," has returned 10
that city after pleasant visit TO Rich
mond.
The Governor commissioned yesterday
Dir. G.. IL. Tanner, Of Atlanta, as commits
sioners Of deeds for Virginia in Georgia.
The venerable Rev. DR.. Leo Rosser con-
Quoted nightly religious meetings last week
at Woodstock Shenandoah county.
Mr.. Frank Noel, well-known printer.
who has been quite sick is able 10 be out
but is still quite feeble.
A literary entertainment for the beneht Of
Sharon Baptist Church (coloren) will be
given tomorrow evening.
A row Of very neat houses have been COM
pleted on Spring street near Hollywood
cemetery.
Mr.. Il. ID. Wade superintendent Of motive
power Of the Danyille system, is in the city.
The water main is being repaired al
Laurel and Franklin streets.
Miss susie Campbell is visiting the Misses
Early, Of Lynchburg.
Strawberries are selling at sixty cents per
quart
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-02
THE QUESTION.
ITO BE, or Not To BE ga Quotation AN"
History Combined.

The citizens Of Richmond are too fami ia,
with the energetic ambitious career Of Cob
onel John Murphy 10 render il necessary Una.
should elaborate upon his early ehue s.s','
dust subsequent 10 the war; To get y ,,lh.s.''.
start That he succeeded IN estan', r,n''s
himself at the corner Of Eighih anu nl ~ ~
streets in an unpretentious dav the
small import. That he Is To-Day ,nS
LEADING landlord OF the city ana
one OF the most popular bonifaces OF the
south goes without saying. Inc question:
..sr~ - - not 20 bay'' Here comes in the
eternal law OF determination. Mr. Murphy
hos aimed 10 devote his time and talents 10
GIVING 40 the city Of Richmond ilrst-class
furonean hotel. He has succeeded There
il moi citizen or tourist who VIII gainsay
this. ,..,s
A Furopean house has many advantages,
the travelling public appreciates, none more
so than the desirable Independence, .ne
Man affords. But European hotels OF the
bigh class of that conducted by Colonel
Nnrphy are rare in any city. And this
proves that il pays every man to lay the
foundation Of his business-be 1t what u
may-upOn the enduring and reliable
pedestai Of reputation. There isn't travel
or through the South. who does not know,
or has heard Of Hotel Murphy, Of Richmond,
and they all know or hear well OF II, ana
nothing but well.
Now what does such an institution as this
mean to the people Of Richmond! 10 means
this: At MuFPhy's you can get as choice,
delicate and palatable meal as you can
obtain in the city. At Murphy's you can
repose i'm apartments unsurpassed for per-
lection and righteousness Of appointments,
where all the rooms are supplied with cleo
trio call-bells, and where You can be con-
yeyed 10 your floor in steam-heated eleya-
tor.
At Murphy's YOU will receive the best Of
attendance and service, and in his larder
you will find, day in and out, the most deli
ciOus specimens Of epicuriean temptation
that the land. sea, air and river can furnish.
And, above all, you will find in the proprie-
tor a gentleman who makes II his business
to regard you as the particular object OF his
courteous attention.
That is successful business, and that is
what has made Hotel Murphy one Of the
best-regarded hosteries in this country.
Now show me the man who can say that
Richmond hasn't tirst-class hotel. You
ought 10 be proud Of it, and ! know you are.
BILLY FORD.