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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-07-05

Great excitement has been caused in
80 called Liberal circles by II very severe
fogging which was administered to one
Of the students arrested during the late
university disturbances. When ques-
toned concerning his participation in
the meetings and protests. he gave I'M
satisfactory replies, was threatened IN
consequence with drastic measures, and
threats proving unavaiing, he was
soundly tlogged. His appeals to the law
absolutely forbidding this species of pun
ishment in Russia were derided. The
next day he managed to send informa-
ton Of what had happened to the mar
shal Of nobility OF his district, then in
st. Petersburg. This parsonage reported
the matter directly to the emperor, and
i am informed that his majesty has dis.
missed all the officials legally response
bic for the tlogging, not excepting NJ.
Verkhoffsky, one Of Gen. Gressers staff.
Cor. London Telegraph.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-07-05

Ben Myers, colored, catcher of tn,
Southern Star Baseball club, which
went down to Montgomery on picnic
Of the Eureka Aid and Social club. was
struck during the game by passed bal
and instantly killed. The ball was hot
from the picthers hands and struck
Myers on the neck and broke it, Every
thing was done To bring the dead man &c
life until il was found that his neck was
broken. He wore no mask and was
standing close to the striker ready
10 take the ball off the bat when
he was hit. The accident broke vi
the picnic and the club dispersed in
confusion. Myers body was brought to
the city on the first train, and taken to
the Office Of Coroner Dixon, but an in
quest was not deemed necessary. -Sa.
yannah GA News.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-07-05

Theodore Didrichs wife presented
him with a fine boy about a week ago.
Frank Stair has left Elmer ELLIOTT
and is now working for Art Elliott.
Fred Woodward's hounds killed
some Of Charles AdamS's sheep last
Saturday morning. Fred paid for the
sheep.
Elmer Elliott started to make hay at
1 o'clock Monday morning.
William Meyers and family were
visiting Chas. Adams last Sunday.
Katie and Maggie App!eby were
visiting i. j. Rcitz last Sunday.
George fctzer started to cut his
winter wheat last Tuesday.
Conrad Schmidt lost valuable horse
Saturday by heat. Frank Casts horse
was also exhausted 10y the heat, but
will recover.
Wcincr Schmidt, Of Richland, also
had a horse overcome by the heat on
Saturday last.
August Haas was visiting Elmer
Elliot last Sunday.
Willie Patterson, Of Lowell, is haV-
ing bad time with his eyes, caused by
neuralgia.
Fred Woodward was obliged to quit
blowing corn on account Of the neat
last week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-07-05
THE COUNTY.
Sheridan,


Friday was one Of the hottest days o
this year, SO far the themomctci
standing at : 100 in the shadeandI- l3o
in the sun. The farmers consider this
good hay weather.
While out riding one day this week
S. Il. Friday and wife were thrown
from their buggy over an enbankment
about twenty feet, falling on "A large
mass OF boulders. Neither one wa
dangerously hurt.
The Sheridan Business Mems ASSo'
citation held a meeting at Schlan'
bushs hall, Wednesday evening, at
which time bills were paid for work
done in getting out the two car loads
Of sample sand recently shipped IL
Strcator a committee was also ap-
pointed TO arrange matters for the for
nation of "A stock company.
a valuable span Of mares belonging
10 Chas. Swcctland were sun struck
Friday, which resulted in their death.
We were treated with light rain
Saturday evening, followed by IA gen
tie breeze, which made the intense
heat more agreeable during the rest OF
the evening.
George Goodwin, Of this place has
bought the restaurant and fixtures Of
j. &. Grandadam, and will continue
the business.
Every family in the county should
at least take one county paper that Is
printed in their county, and as the
FREE TRADER contains more reading
matter and news than any other paper
in the county, we should advise you to
give il a trial Of six months or year
and you will be treated with the news
from your own locality once Il week
Local.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-07-05

"What will the German emperor do
next?' is the general cry. He has done
30 many startling things already and
takes such an evident delight in making
mems tongues wag, that nobody would
be much surprised if he were to propose
u congress for II iversal disarmament.
Men have already become convinced that
he is sincerely religious, and that he has
noambition for bloodshed. A little time
ago, wishing to realize the sensations of
asoilicr on guard, he put himself on duty
for twenty hours in an eXtemporized
guard room in his own garden ut Pots
dam, and stood sentry for four spells of
two hours each during that time.
He wore the uniform Of II private
soldier, carried rifle and ate Of the sol
diers ordinary. But, unlike Peter the
Great, who did these things often enough
IN real earnest-mixing with the soldiers
and lying down beside thcm-William III
took his little diversion all alone. No
officer came to relieve him, and in fact,
only one or two persons Of his encourage
were aware Of what he was doing until
he had done it. When the whole thing
was over he was asked how he had en-
1oyed standing sentry at night, and he
answered: II was thinking all the time
how many millions of poor wretches
have gone through the drudgery Of mill
tary life while loathing it, and have got
killed in wars for the causes Of which
they did not care button. Cor elias
cow Herald.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-07-05
A New Paris Swindle.

OncS more the telephone trick has been
tried--with remarkable success this time
--on the highly respectable restaurateur
who had obtained notoriety or perhaps
renown of recent months by catering for
the distinguished prisoners who have
been temporarily incarcerated in the
gloomy Conciergerie. Lately the caterer
supplied with food the Marquis dc Mores,
who was arrested in connection with the
May day demonstrations, and it was in
the name of this very nobleman, who is
now out on bail, that the new telephone
trick was perpetrated. The restauratcur,
or one Of his assistants, was called to the
telephone and directed to prepare CO.
pious repast for the Marquis de Mores
and four other gentlemen who were to
accompany him. This order was appar-
emily all right, as the Marquis had dined
the day before at the restaurant after he
had left the Office of the Juge d Instruc-
ton. at whose disposal he holds himself
while out on bail.
Shortly after the receipt Of the order
the telephone bell rang again, and the
TtSlduTdlcur WIS IOlu lldb Il DON u Hpc-
cial Havanas would be sent to him for
the marquis, and would he be good
enough to pay the messenger for the
cigars. The reply was yes" where
upon the messenger soon appeared, car
rying the box of cigars all right rs to its
exterior, and received fifty francs for the
same. In the meantime the dinners
were prepared and the shades Of even
ing were falling very fast indeed, but
neither the Marquis de Mores nor any Of
his friends showed their faces. CHASTITY
suspicious then floated through the mind
of the restaurateur, and n verdant pallor
suffused his countenancc when he discov
cred the extent to which he had been
"sold' by some keen witted Knight Of
Industry. The brown box, confidently
supposed to contain II consignment Of
choice Havanas, was the sepulchre of n
small sized brick, which was carefully
enveloped in the remnants Of n lady's
nocturnal gown.-Cor. London Tele-
graph.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-07-05
IL Didn't Cure,

A California ranchman was disturbed
by the coughing of his cook. He ordered
the cook TO cease. The cook wanted to
but couldn't The ranchman finally arose
and seized the man and held his head in
barrel of water to drown the cough.
In so doing he drowned the man and has
gone to prison for twenty ars.--De-
troit Free Press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-07-05
THc Church's Labor Problem.

Archdeacon Farrar is trying to start a
movement in England in favor of the
celibacy of the clergy, not on doctrinal,
but on economic grounds, as the dis
tressed families of poor clergymen are
becoming too great burden on the laty.
An expensive education, small sal
airy, continual calls for charity, constant
self sacritce-these are some OF the
things which n young man who intends
to enter the ministry has to look forward
to. 1t requires more tact, energy and
ability to be n good clergyman than to
manage great manufacturing concern.
When the church asks man to give
such services for a sum SO small that he
cannot afford to marry, and, if he does,
has to depend on charity, then the
church is driving bargain SO hard and
merciless as to put to blush the most
greedy and powerful monopoly.
The Archbishop Of Canterbury, with
his $4,000 year and his two magnifi-
cent palaces, must feel little uncom-
Portable over the movement set on foot
by Archdeacon Farrar. Buffalo Ex-
press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-07-05

There were 1873 lake disasters in April
in Lake Ontario. aggregating $24G. 500.
Stranded, $4,000; disabled $50 900:
heavy weather, $4,000; ashore, $40, 900;
fire. Ssj, collisions, SEA 100; sprung
a leak. $4,000. The cargoes were dam
aged S74 600.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-07-05
O'CONOR, DUNCAN ~ ECKELS,

lTTTOFffVs IFTfI.
NTsf'rICE.. -FhTATEoF Norman MCFARRAN, De
~ erased Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, administrator of the estate OF Norma McFar-
ran n.e of the county Of La Sale and state of Illinois,
deceased viii appear before the Probate Court OF saiu
county on the third Monday, tbclng the 18Th day OF
August ls0O nj the Probate Court Room In Ottawa, In
said county when and where all persons having claims
or demands against said estate are notified 10 attend
and present the same in writing for nd justmcut.
Dated this LIST day of July. a u. 1890.
JAMES IT. ECkELS, Administrator.
OCoNoR DUNCAN Il ECEELs, Attys. July 53w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-07-05
H, G.. DICKERM IAN,
BREEDER Of
Genuine Shetland Ponies,

Calls the atentonof stock rasers 10 his stud Of royal
high bred and fancy stations to be kept IN service the
entire season of 1870.
"COHANSS, )" Arabian and Morgan thcSi MI bu'mcss
horses carth sired by Gay Stranger, he by Green
Mountain. he by clifford, he by Woodbury., he by jus.
Tin Morgan, Color black and white weight !, 40 lbs
1874 hands high. Dam by spotted Arabian.
"HIGHLAND." scotch Highland pony ycars old,
imported last August 80 inches high. weighs go lbs,
color black and white, stout built rouNd ana smooth
WIN make nne cross On AL mares ana ponies over
Al inches high.
MAMMALIAN I'd. pure shetland, 10 inches high.
weight Si pounds coIor black shape. thultcss.
TOMMY LYNN, pure Shetland sired by MAMMALIAN
81 sOrrel. light name and tall " Inches high weight
26O lbs; 3ycars old. little beauty,
Some OF the Cohansy's colts have been shl ped To
Albany N. Y, where they have brought good prices ;
one matched pair (spottell sold sor $50 spotted
pair OF half bloods by MAMMALIAN ID were held nj an
offer OF 400 shalf blood stud, shipped to Forest CITY,
Iowa, was held At an offer Of 500 one ut weaving
bred Ia MaSinillinR or Tommy Lynn. Service fee on
mares from distance ~ cents per week. Accidents
and escapes at owners risk. Above stations will stand
In my stables In Grand Rapids Township miles =. G.
OF ottawa NJ all times. summer and fall, excepting
Highland and Tommy Lynn who viii stand Saturdays
In Grand Ridge. At r. Poundstones stable, from April
10Th 10 June Ath.
H. G. DICKERMAN.
June li2 mos Z. o. MarseillGs. Ill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-07-05

Salt Lake City. U. T.. expects to have
siIty-fve miles Of electrical railway in
SEPARATION by the close Of the summer.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23

you g f:.es 10 tell you no.: We Is
gee. q yo2 know hoy: had o.; Us
aliWcs:-.- ~ gin uses that nolaudinc
WEI 80, NV luis5on tuck al Gleil
bottles ;,a,! st we'll and etc ali you fetch
G.r,, yot: i,.'o he was most dead and you
saved l;is:l liti; aad them too childer YOU
gia them six bottles Q: nclandine The IS
big and fat boys al them sores VI.
my old man is dong ,.aait, IL af :
a fine farm and makes good lAia and
has good health. rolandine saved lbs
life and them too children too. we calls
our home noland;.ie because itsaved my
old man life aid the childrers life too,
we pray for you ard good man WHO
made noland:le every mite AID morn
in and hope GOD vii less You botl: and
hope we Will meet il i;cyen. there ait
none of us willing - lie lee without
nolandine and lcep Of le7,e here
never herd Oft afore We told ticin about
it. now they Ike it like we docs, aid
cit it by tie dozen dear good naGarl
You has made well ilau Of Inn end
them too children AID cd less you 10.
that. il takes me q vec,: - VIE so
much this is first letter | h"vc wit for
nigh on fore year yen is OILY one wouid
rite too if YOU don't mean 1t Us few ike;
and thank that good 1uan Cor givenNs
that nolaudine were save NY Old lnan
and them too boys who is all well I'D
harty. your devoted friend,
SARAH ANN I.AROCHE.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
Blood Purifier.
6fON'Ef y TINT
RICHMOND, VA. October j.,

RICHMOND, VA. October I, I.S5.
To aohom ii may ronct1U::
For twelve months l was Far ST.
ferer from chronic cczcr5I, q 81:
which time I WAS i'll tho l.aiGs cf . iao :
skilful physician, f-.lhiuiiy using :
remedies, internal a'd external, with
cat deriving airy le"ctit whatcvx. l
suffered night AID d. WA, thc mos: IL
tolerablc itching, G. TIM, : hcadacl
loss of sleep, spr lie a.d strcngi,'.
Ny kidneys ard relvcus s s, ~ ".
fcarfully dcraaeed, ard ny Idly W
covered with iiluinc:cNc tc's. ;
taking three 60 bottle, o,i r HNSTON ;
VEGETABLE NO!A%D..,-= l.. :
been restored TO perie>t h,a.;h. y :
gard Nolaud:nc as the hest bl,cd J. d.
fer, and the most powerful to!..c el {.
compounded, a"1 am not alone L
this belief. Very resp lllyyours, Sc,
H. Il. GRUBBS.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
AN ORDINANCE.

AT Il meeting ot The council Of .he
City Of Roanoke. held January l4'h.
1890. the following ordinance WAS
adopted:
BE it ordained that section Of chap
ter 20. OF the General Ordinances he
amended aud reurdained 60 as to read
as follows:
Section l. No person shall permit
his horse. mule. sheep. goats or cattle
To 90 AT large in tho city; Provided,
, that mich COWS and heifer calls. which
arc beng rai- ell for cows by citizens Of
this CITY. may 20 at large between sun
rise and sun down. Anyone violating
this section shall be fined three dollars
for each oil'ense, and such animal or
animals may be impounded until re-
l-cmed. and If no: redeemed within
for;v.eight hours it may be sold. and
the proceeds after deducting the fine
and costs for keeping and arresting,
shall be held by the treasurer for the
benefit of the owner.
Section .. This ordinance shall be
duly advertised by the clerk of the
council for at least ten days prior TO
February lst, 1890, aud go into effect
and operation M aud after that date.
a copy Tesie
GEORGE L. BENNETT,
jaul6 to leblst Clerk.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
a. I took yo-f So:
= tl.cn my hea.,il rs
us c-Od nit ct.nr -.

= "a took yo,,T -,
: tl.cn my hca.,h Is
!; 1 vas GOD asitcrcr ~.
il / Iteration now food tt
-. u dared rot touch. Ate
.....Ic tie V, ;al,:cted with :di5ea-c,
beiicvc, Of tc ski; for the lat f.
teen years it LIS been pl2,,,i:c to re.
l. inv2ria J mae its apEeara:: C il
l'cb-u--y : la. d IL IL April. NhcI
II tv.rI:i il Lol it wv;:,d oc::li::c::cc
i. -. T.. - VS. no c.;r:. ion t..t.l l
:ocll-ito s '-:.tc!l, t. I a liz. c
! Is la.-3c as -; !: 4 !,
4; car, ard t!:cn NJ rs
cHs~d. Ik2vc lad Eicny AGO /
-. ST; sht w..,llo:t a::y co:@ri:i /. :
IL L c id sta::d tie cod 10 10 s.,
I'd ten would Fill the cover cvcT !: c
= d get snatcl:cs Of sleep. l hcvc net
1t it s:,:cc ta,.::I2 your valyaLlc &C
l.:,G::c, wii;,li VS. t,.!;cn f.r d.sFcr-
"a, I'D believe {. t It is ou-cd re
oft,:@t 'c..,uc. Y. &c Il. 70 sl!cw i
1--we been cured = your val"s
",;olandi.e, ii:y:.luc. lc 10 nc. IUrc
You many tlia.ks. IGo i:ct v-i'ct )
r publication, but if You Tin; j I: 7
netit aiy of or ic.io"--:c: s::,,;ia. !
::i:ctcd, you MAJ usc t.; you t.. :;
proper. 'cry rcsDcctfr
JANIS J. Tee,
atIthe house of ~ Il. =. C. 6: Go.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
lorrid Liver

Observation-Disclosures.
! Il tie Petersburg Defy index l..
L.. following:
We have received from r.. J.
7 y the follow testimonial il ! =
i totlcv:rtuc =, l@rt::"c.' VI; :.
, ,hcc-:. yTu :, .t.e lcncct of
{ SC W riay &c IL rccd Of such Il
medicine"
No:.A: nrNE,-Sonc time ago there
VS. q nc;i-c OF tie above :ucnt;yacd
il tie local co!;,:a-., OF tic I"Err.
which attracted n ate e.: After Il
Conference With o Of t..c I~op:ieto-s
/ p.ocu. 4 . DO. &C. - 4::di;:e !"
I'd r. c.vc1 50 :: i F.; from is
tl.t / ID Il 10, j a"d a-n
. Il :rg tie Z IL. s:::.c;.I
,.itablc to- O.: Tor r,ic-c Z, =,
4 y .4t5 from Id l;rer, in:c :
{ Las do dine 7::r~c re-. :, t,
{; .ihi z -Ve cv.r u.ed. i DC
. love r. ic..o~-c: r:c; Is Il:
sole iaotvc !cr I:.;l:s!.;. z z; :..:.c-
ncnt. JOHN ID. HI ~.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
SPECIAL Local NOTICES.


Ice cream at Catugni's. iap14tt
Artists material at PiclienS.
jan17-tf.
taffy. janl4 tt
Lynn Haven oysters OH the half
shell at Catogni'S. Janl4tf
Il you want lots i'll HNue Park
call at once.
nol5 TT FRANCIS b. KEMP Il Co
Go to Davis " Co., jefferson sill att.
i;or staple and fau;y groceries.
dec20-ln.t
A beautiful stock of japanese goods
have just been received by +. Il.
Stewart g. Co.
Buy your cooking stoves from MI,
Jennings s. Co.. near market house.
Salem avenue.
For fire Insurance call at the 'llice
OF the Ruaupke Tiu~!, Oar AID Safe
Deposit CO. dec2o-tt
stoves. stoves. stoves. cheaper
than ever at II. II Jennings & Co,
salem avenue, near market LOUIE.
ocl7-tf
Oysters or the halt shell at Catosni's.
dee l4jt
Cheap lets on .ins'alImeais, cAeap
tots tor cash. cheap lots usual terms.
j. f. Wiugtield Insurance and real
estate agent.
Joseph Cohn. The c|oihier, has jnsi
moved into his new quarters No. A
Salem avenue. George II. Davis old
stand, and has opened up ff>l-cii'ss
tailoring establis hment- in counecton,
u Y, the n'al msnt Of his cutter C t,
y. Il Ayers. .lanIO-tt.
{i>eduction Of all heavy >uils and
overcoats OF Jos Cchn'>. the >a.ein
s-euus COZ y. Now is your chance to
gcta good slit or overcoat cheap.
jan l0if =
The largest aud hest selected stock
,et >uitings aud trouseriug III the city
can be found in the tailoring depart
ment of Joseph Cohn, the Salem avenue
clothler Geo. II. Davis old stand).
Their artistic cutter, Mr. F. II. Ayrcs.
is now on hard aud ready to take your
measure. Jailo-u
Finest imported suilings aud trous-
eriug at J ,seph Cohn's. Salem averne
next door to Rcsenbaum's dry goods
store. Jan lO-u
ANTIQUE oak dining and chamber
suits in large variety at Il. IL. Stew
art & Co.'S.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
Constructive D:ar.'..:cs..

feel it r'y { : to male L
known, for tie bcac. Of those '
may be suffering IS l / &c done. :
late DR.. Charles Bell C. son, ard Of.
physicians i'll the cit. pronounced
disease consumptivcuiafrhGa and a.
three l3) years OF treatment, du-
which time l de:;"cd 70 be. eft VII,
ever, they sad ny conpl. It w.s j.
durable. I VS. reduced to II
shadow by loss Of appetite, cough
rhGa, night swcats ard slecplcsa'
had not strength to 50 up and ~.
stairs without ASSISTANCE.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
Dysc201..l and Catarri2,

~ - = 'sI-i'.,
RIcENc--, a., A.,..I 70, 1885.
T. u. I0iEs19r, T~cb;:e!hoy N,cisY4i&c::
During the past twelve months have
had frequent opportunities O: testing Tie
curative properties of Your Vegetable
Nolandine in the following discs
and in not { single case did it +. i to
accomplish ali that you claim f.. it ::
Dyspepsia and other Catarrhal a.
tiona Of the stomach ard bowels. c.
tarrhal affections Of tie kidneys { i
bladder, ufcyiue 6ata;7H and irregul@r!-
ties, malarial complications and habitual
constipation, and IS general tonic ed
Alternative have found It Ve:y @:.'1c-
cious. Yours truly,
Is. !. GAEL!CE. VI. ,.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23

James 5. Simmons & O.. real estate
agents, have placed the property OF the
lngleside Land company on the market
al $3.50 per lot. on terms o. s25 cash aud
$40 per month These lots are unsur-
passed for beauty of location, and all
parties wishing a desirable site for a
home should call at once al the Office of
JAS s. SIMMONS s. Co.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
out any benoi;t. 1 was induced
NFGFTARIE NO
Cmi!ls and Fever.

Fl.EEr, KING AND QUEEN Co., VA, /
ja"ua:y 81, 1857. !
Was afflicted with c!ii.ls ard fever
ding tie f,..l OF LIST y-.r. l could
s; , them VIII q',in: :, but they
would"'t say 8. ,oped. 1i.cy VI ,uld re-
ti,rn lie 7th, I-;tll, 2lst. or Ssh days.
A friend give me part Of ahott.e OF No
lIadinc. used it according to direc-
us, ard haven't had chill since.
An II good health ard weigh as much
or more than ! ever q i.
Z. ). WILSON.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
Blood Poisoning.
RICHMOND, VA, J@,y Is, 1857.

J. Y. Johnston, Hot,:rtoJ toiaaSine::
Dear Sir.-Ii,oreto';n', yorr "Nolan-
dine" for h..i;u,.l G.. stipation Of eli; lit
yca.s' standing. during which tine l
! We tried II: appropriations, hut did
It receive .. Y relief until l us>d your
7 eoara.;cn. for w!iic!l have received
Immediate AID permanent benefits.
Mas also suffering VII n!alarill and
! Led poisoning. I ain now free from
II such complications, ard, an happy
II say, enjoying exceptionally good
health.
Yours truly,
]. T. DOWDEN,
Proprietor OF Dowtlen 5 Dcrtal Fluid.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. SIX BOT!

While other agents are advertising
for lots TO sell in the Lewis Addition,
Francis b Kemp y Co, have and are
selling daily the best and cheapest
lots in this addition. Call on them at
once, if you wish bargains.
FRANCIS b. KEMP Il Co.,
AupntS
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
6.nnfI UnssL

The Commerclal National Bank, cor
ner Jefferson street and Third ave-
hue. is the only bank in the city that
has fire-proof vault and time-lock
safe. They do a general baukiMg bust.
ness and make collections OH all points
They also pay interest Cd deposits.
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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
a Great T.baceo Company

BY Associated Press.
TRENTON, \. j., January 22--
Articles of incorporation were filed
yesterday in the seer ctary OF states
Office by the American Tobacco coin-
pauy, which L is supposed is TO con-
solidate a number of companies The
capital stock is fixed at S25,000,00O:
The number Of shares is 100000. Of
said stock $4,000, on is divided into
SOC, 900 shares of $50 each, which shall
be the general or common stock, and
100000 is divided into 100000
shares OF 500 each. which shall be
preferred stock. Said preferred stock
Shall entirlr the holder to receive each
year dividend of eight per cent,
payable half-yearly, before any divid-
end Is set apart for the common stock,
or SO much of the eight per cent. az
the profits justly. The amount with
which the company will besiu bust.
ness is $lO,00O,OO0, divided into zoo
shares.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
Bilious perangeH1ent.

RICHMOND, VA, May 1855.
can cheerfully recommend JOHN
STON'S VEGETABLE NOLANDINE
to auy one suffering from Liver or Kid
ney complaints and bilious derangc-
ment of the system. Its prompt and
permanent action in my case affords me
pleasure torecommend it to others SINH
larry affected.
CHARLES P. SELDEN.
Hardware Merchant, formerly with Sill
ger Sewing Machine Co.