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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-29

ginia.
AMOS ZIEGLER, of Lancaster Co..
Pa.
PROSPECTUS.
Capital stock, $3.50, 900. Shares, $40 each.
The property consists of 23O acres,
more or less, costing 100000, secured
by contracts, and is situated on the Nor
folk and Western railroad having over
half mile of main line running through
IL. 1t is bounded by the Roanoke river,
the properties of the "Intcr- Urban Land
Company and others, now being rapid
ly improved The property of the Roa-
nokc Development Company, recently
organized. adjoins.
III is proposed to locate manufactures
on this land. and one large one, the
Monitor Steam Generator Manufac-
turing Company" has been secured on
the following terms: $4,000 subscrip-
ton to their treasury stock, and dona-
lcctcd by them.
TO carry out these plans, this Com
pany offers its Capital Stock at par. pay
able, twenty per cent. November /, 1890
ten per cent. December /, 1870: ten per
cent. February |, 1891. and no more
assessments will be made before July l.
1891. 1t is estimated. and is the plan to
have the proceeds of the sale OF lots pro-
vide Tor all the money required to com
plcte the remaining sixty per cent.
The purchase Of this property, one of
the most favorably located farms in the
rapidly developing section between
Roanoke and Salem. is made on very
favorable terms. onc-third cash, balance
one. two and three years. six per cent
interest from date of deed and it is the
intent and determine ton to make this
enterprise one Of the most profitable
land companies i'll this section. all of
which have proven SO rcmuncrative.
This Company will proceed to lay off
this land into streets: blocks for manu-
factories. business blocks, and resident
lots will be arranged. and next summer
there will be a sale of lots, after the en-
| tcrpriscs are under way. And it is be-
licvcd by the Company that there will
be a great demand for the same.
The Roanoke River will be bridgcd
| from this property to that of the '.Moni-
tor Land Co." opposite, and the Roanoke
and Southern railroad branch to Salem
Will undoubtedly pass through the land
of the Monitor Land Co.. near the
river, and close t. the lands of the
columbia Land Co.." and branch con-
nection will, without doubt, be made
with the Dummy Line. so to make this
property very accessible.
| The most assured location of large
works along this route will make this
property very valuable, when it is re-
allzed that every farm all along this
beautiful valley is now under option
ana able men are at work earnestly to
make city from Roanoke to Salem.
the magnitude and prosperity of which
has never before been cquallcd in the
| Southern land.
Men who know what they are doing
are determined to make this beautiful
valley teen with the busy hum ol
varied manufactures.
The Monitor steam Generator MANN
featuring tompany'a works Will be tn,
iirst stcam-hcating company IN all tn,
South. Rrfrrcnc is made to the pros
pcctuS of the "Monitor Steam q nor
ator Manufacturing Company. and TN,
president OF that company, room No. 1.
Times Building; ai~p.tp tao columbia
Land COmpany,' rpou 40. 3. 'iimc.
] .t.ll
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tn AVE your house painted in first
al class style by Carr. None but first
class material used.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

NEW YoHK, Oct. 2s.-lSpccialI Tx
change quiet and stcadyat 4Sl 190o4sGil.
Money easy 1T too. Sub-trcasury bal
ances-Gold, $l4G.03T 900; currency,
S5.Tsl,O00. Government bonds dull,
steady to firm-4s, 1ai4; 4Ls, 10il4.
State bonds dull without fcntlrc
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WANTED.

TIIE MISSES CURTIS will open a
Il kindergarten and primary school
in the Masonic building, Monday. Oct.
27th. Address. 81 Franklin st. oct. blew.
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Another Large Manufacturing Plant

Has been secured for the magic City,
which will at once employ two hundred
mon, many of them skilled mechanics
and will, eventual Y, employ from eight
hundred to fifteen hundred men. Large
pipe works will soon be connected with
them The consumption of iron plate
manufactured here, will be immense
and the employees, with their families
of this company. will make Il town of
itself.
Large Brick Works, Furniture Manu-
factory. large Casllet and Collin Manu-
factory (thc only one in the South and
Sewing Machine Co.. are now ncgotiat-
ing for locations with the columbia
Land Co."
All these good things for Roanoke de-
pend on completing the subscriptions
to the Capital Stock of the Columbia
Land Co." That this will be rapidly
subscribed there can be no doubt.
Charter of very liberal character
has been secured, with the following In
cOrporatorS and Directors;
JOHN IL. BARTLETT, president, of
Virginia.
ii, c. MUssER, vicc-prcsidcnt, of
Lancaster Co., Pa.
HUGH w. FRY, secretary. of Vir-
ginia.
$. ID. FERGUSON, treasurer, of Vir-
ginia.
AMOS ZIEGLER, of Lancaster Co..
Pa
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President KimbalI Coming.

President +. j. Kimball, of the Nor
folk and Western Railroad Company
will arrive here tomorrow evening.
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SEND FOR CLUE ORDER CIRCULARS.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
AbrOnd.

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abrond.
August NJ. Campbell, Of St. Mary'a, ia
in the city.
Mrs. J. L. Roadarmouv, OF Charleston,
is at the Stamm. .-,I-
JIG. McGrew, OF Kingwood, lisa guest
at the Hotel Windsor. .'
Mr.. NJ. W. Cecil LEI. last evening on q
short jaunt to Kentucky.
The Canton Base Ball club is quar-.
tered at the Hotel Behler.
Ed. M. Grohs, OF New Na!amoras, O.,
spent yesterday in Wheeling. l'
J. X. Jolly, OF jolly Bros, is in the
city with his wife and family, yiaitiDg
friends.
Mr.. Elwood W. shallcross, formerly
connected with the press here, now oil
Philadelphia, is here, having come to
see his mother, who is 80 aeriously i'll
that It Is doubtful II she can recover.
Mr.. G. L. Jones, OF Rendyille, Ohio,
and +. L. Jones, OF Middleport, Ohio,
both successful teachers, are the guests
this week Of their brother, Prof.
J. Nc. II. Jones, Principal OF
Lincoln School, at his home on
on Vermont street. They will assist in
the choruses.at the Lincoln schools COM
mencement on Friday. sg
Charles II. Bender died AZ the home
OF his sister a. Z.lienople, Pa, last Wed.
nesday. He was well known to many
people here. He was born in 1921 in
Philadelphia, came West and settled in
the Ohio Valley when young, living in
Wheeling for abou: thirty years. Leav-
ing here he went to Council Bluffs, Ia.
but soon returned to the vicinity OF
Pittsburgh, where he remained until the
time Of his death. A family OF ten
children, all grown, survive him, come
OF whom reside in this vicinity.
Mr.. G. II. Harter. representing II. II.
Warner 4 Co., Rochester, N. Y, pro-
prietor Of Warmers saie remedies, has
Just finished advertising this city, and
from the looks OF the elegant stands OF
bills which he has posted, Warner &
Co., are the greatest advertisers on Garth.
In connection with the bill posting he
has distributed Warmers new almanac
throughout the city aud presented a
sample Of Warmers safe yeast to every
family. Warner & Co. have yearly con.
tracts with every reliable newspaper in
this country and Europe ard spend
thousands Of dollars with the preps OF
the world.
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Atlantic ca
co.
Tea Importers & Coffee Roasters,

Our new roasting depart.
ment is now completely fitted
up with the latest improved
machinery for roasting and
cleaning coffee. Our aim has
ever been to have the best re.
CARELESS ofcost. This in a meas.
urc, explains our success. COT.
lee roasting, like other indus.
tries, in the past few years has
undergone many changes, each
succeeding one aiming to cor
rect or overcome some defect Of
the past. We feel confident VIC
have secured the best, and as
we roast only the best grades
OF CoAees, roast only Tor our
own stores, use no poisonous
mixtures to glaze and cover de,
fective grains, we can Justly
claim our CoHecs far superior
to the adultcrated mixtures So
generally sold.
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QUEEN VICTORIA.


What She Drinks aud Why tho Court Ply.
. sieiAn Recommended It. .,tas
The London World has been making an In.
yesslgi,ion Of what the Queen drinks and has
aseetta!ned definitely that. upon the advice OF
slf William jenner. she drinks whi,key diluted
In water. This |, 70, the purpose Of retaining
her rigor. renewing her strength and proloug.
log her lie. Tho whi,key which she drink, Is
oen!ned from the diaillery on her own Bal.
moral estate. and OF course 1, perfectly pure.
Thus the Word Offers valuable suggestion In
thu iact: EnslaudS sovereign drinks whIskey
under the Recommendation Of the court physl.
elan and on atcount OF It's medicinal ptopcrtlcs.
anu she dtinks II absolutely pure. having Ii
uAulteu upon her own estate. These facts
prove two thinsl: First. that ali nodern incdi.
eAi science demonstrates the superior value OF
whhsey iof sustaining the health and piolong.
inR me NE; and second. that II must DO Rbs0.
lulely pure, The lesding Amerieta ply stei,ns
anu chemists have ind,rsei these Views con.
ahh'ly AND emphasized the necessity Of having
whissey that IA absolutely pure. The best
medical and chemical talent N America has
! ihonh cHnt lusively that no whiskey known In
lhe market Is 80 Eute Ry Dutiy's MALI. II Is
Wholly Tee from insil oil. Il Il unlikr all her
.ocalled whistles aud II Is doing great THUGS
iof the health Of the community, s. true Ia
WIS. int while many temperance p oplo do.
holnce whistles aud liquors III gcuetsi, they
acknowledge the superior merit Of putiy's
Mali, and use II incidentally cou tinualiy. Great
care should be exercised. however, 10 secure no
othef. no matter how hard dealer may kpGk 10
lell you something else. ~ $40 ~
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WHEELING INSTALMENT co,


We don't conduc ourselves to Reirig.
orators and Ice Chests. This great re-
liet sale embraces hundreds Of Baby
carriages in the very latest and most
stylish designs, upholstered in most
beautiful colors, with parasols to match
styles without stint-fancies innu-
lnerable-all at prices desirable. The
oest OF these goods have sold right along
here where low prices always prcyail)
Tor nearly double the figures we asked
during this relief sale. We are within
the confines OF undeniable facts when
we say the same goods sell every day
on Main street for double the prices we
ask while this sale lasts. If you want a
desirable, reasonable, cheap Carriage,
don't overlook this great offer. Remeu.
Der everyone is guaranteed. Come
early and take your choice. Don't
hesitate regarding money. II you have
but a small amount you can purchase
Just as readily as il you had a pocket
full. Our instalment plan enables Won
to furnish outright with very little out.
lay OF ready cash. Be among tbs nun.
Der to-day.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Arrested Tor Observation-Disclosures Elec.
tion-Personal., etc.
Prof. J. ". sehoaeli. who bus been quite III,
IL able to DC on the streets again. :
Mr.. and Mrs J. i. Gillespie and Nj. aud Mrs.
J. !. Patterson arc at Narncsvilic.
Miss Nellie scdgwick leaves tomorrow for
ILLINOIS, where ste WILL visit relatives,
Fair progress is being made In repairing the
blast furnace. II will resume sometime III Au.
gust. r''='.f-sI 81 ~
EorlcE--Water rnnts are due July LIST, ND
must be paid before The 10th or the water Will
he turned OIL. }. s. MITCHELL, Secretary. Q
: Rev. A. C, Brownlee and Robcr. Black forl
left last evening for Wnshlug!on, Pa, To attend
me twerty'iith anniversary Of the Wash Jetf
College. nzg.- 80
Miss Core Ralston will return to Maconb,
ILL.,. after piatraeied visit here. A f.uewell
party Will be given her q. The residence Of MI,
and Mrs. William McWilllams. on Third street,
this evening. -le1.L A. 80 >
The Forcstcrs have elected the following Off
GERS: David Lewellyn, c. r.: r. II. stanton, j.
9, r.; William Lynch, Ii. G.; Window Daris.
F.S: William Jones, Treasurer: EaSch Harris,
:. w; Clarence Lewis. J. W.: Reese Watkins S.
b., and George Harris, ]. L. :,
the Republican primaries held In the Third
ward last night, Will Z. Thomas WAS Nominated
i9r Council, he received 81 votes to- for john i.
ANS .'SAlASS VI AHc NlklZeuh In
ThoMcs Means. 4 conycntion Will be held ia
nc Third ward to today to uomlnatea Coun.
Gilman. - -
VIII Blrgoon, a we'll known young man of
this city, was arrested yesterday on suspicion OF
burglary; lie had a lol Of jcwelry on his person
which did not belong to hin. lie came here
aeoat two weeks ago, wearing two suits of
clothes. and In addition to these his pockets
were filled with jcwe.ry OF all kinds. / he police
caught on to this fact, but Hargoon went down
70 clifton on steamboat and did no. return uu.
III yesterday. Marshal Samuel Weslwood saw
him Jump from west bound passenger truin on
mo Z. d +. rond nnd thrown eud over end,
Wcs.wood started toward him. aud when Bar.
coon saw tho Marshal approaching him
he ran up. into Valiant Grove and
disappeared, wcstwood kept up the search and
ran across him on Hanover street, late in The
day, The Marshal questioned Bargoon about
the tewelry. and he denied having any and re.
fused TO permit search OF his clothing, where.
upon the Marshal arrested him aud locked him
up. Jewclry OF every description was found In
his pockets, such rs gold rings, Masonic, Odd
Fellows. knights OF Pytlias. American Mechan.
Lex, and other society pins. cuff buttons, collar
buttons. scarf pins. watch chaius, etc, etc, lie
also carried Il loaded revolver, Bargoou is only
Is years old. lie Is rather small, with dark c,m.
plexion. hair aud eyes. wcslwood asked Bar.
COON where he got the jcwelry, aud he replic /;
You don't want me 10 convict myself do
your" -aI -
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YESTERDAYS WEATHER
And How nm 1htcliiErneer Reporter Cooled
-N His Feyered Iifuu -I#H. .g.s

And How an IhteliiE.neer Reporter Cooled |
HIS fevered brow.
You no doubt remember how no. II |
was yesterday. II You don't, you can
End out by referring to the temperature
and weather column OF this issue OF the
lsrELLioEScEn, but to save you that
trouble; 1t was between ninety and q
hundred degrees in the shade every.
where.
An lSTrLLiGEScEg reporter wandered
over the city from one end TO the other
In search OF news and cool spot, and
was Just returning TO the office In dis.
gust, when member OF the office iorcse
Of tho Globe Contract Compeny, at %
Fourteenth street, beckoned him 10
come in. The doors were all closed as
II 1t was winter, the only opening to the
room being a tfansom covered with
fly screen. The reporter felt dubious
about going in at first, and wondered
how any one could live with 30 little
ventilation on such day.
He went In however, and was most
agrecably surprised. Instead OF close
stutiy room, he found perfect ventila.
ton and a nice cool breath OF air lust
strong enough to DO comfortable, but
not torcible enough to move the papers
on the decks. All the men in the office
wore their coats, looked cool and com.
Portable, and in few minutes the 70.
porter felt the same way. 9T
Tho cooling process was extremely
pleasant. II was no. like pouring some.
thing Icy into the stomach or sitting in
draft, but such a sweet delicious trans.
ision as one would feel were a July
scorcher suddenly changed 10 a calm
May day.
All this delightful state OF affairs was
brought about by set OF revolving fans
driven by a small electric motor near
the window. The little motor working
the fans produced no sound and no heat,
There was no odor OF any kind aud, II 1t
were no. for seeingit, one would not be
aware OF its presence. >
The place was 80 pleasant that the re-
porter stayed quite while, and learned
that the Globe Contract Company does
all kinds OF electrical and mechanical
engineering and contracting. Thew in.
stall all kinds OF electric light and power
plants. They make a specially OF furn-
lshing electrical motors and setting them
up. These motors can be used for eleya.
tors and all kinds OF work which requires
power to be supplied from a central
point. The motors are much superior
to steam engines because they do away
with all dirt and heat, the power Is
always at hand, and their use lessons the
cost OF fire insurance twenty-five per
cent. -
The Globe Company also puts in fire
and burglar alarms, hotel enunciators,
and all kinds OF electrical appliances.
They also furnish steam engines Of all
sizes and machinery every kind. Be.
sides all these things they have on
hand at all times a full line OF Mosler's
and Barnes fire and burglar proof safes.
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: The case Of J. T. Frazier vs.. the Or.
iental Powder Company and Joseph
speidei 4 Co., agents, appealed from n
Justices court, was heard by Judge
Campbell yesterday, and he reserved his
decision. The motion is to quash the
proceedings. in the lower court, on the
ground Of irregularity in the summons.
The matter in dispute is powder house
on 4 lot belonging to Frazier, on Cald.
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Two Council Committees.

The Council Committee on Markets
met last night and awarded to Anthony
Jennings the contract for withdrawing,
plastering and repairing the market
houses, Tor SIS, provided the work is
completed within 30 days. They also
looked at the plans for the addition to
the Fifth ward market house, submitted
by II. G. Franzhcim, NJ. F. Gicsey and
MIR. Minor. They adjourned to meet
with the architects Thursday afternoon.
The Committee on Cemeteries award.
ed the contract for the new gate at the
Peninsular cemetery to Absalom Bcall
for $40. They also recommended the
payment Of bills for s5l. The Real
Estate committee failed to get quorum.
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LOCAL BRgylrlEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and Abou,

Of Minor Moment In and About
4Ne the Clty.
TnE eYcessiye heat waa very hnrd CD
the workmen In the various mills and
workshops yes.erdsy.
A LITTLE son OF q glasa.worker named
Fisher, living on NcColloch street, fell
of q porch and broke his arm.
CHARLES FLANAGAN, while playing
with crowd OF young people on Glenn's
run Sunday, fell and broke his arm.
THE Wheeling 4 Elm Grove railroad
received ten car loads OF six.y.pound
rails from Jamestown, Pa, yesterday.
A POWER OF attorney was yesterday
filed making Walter II. RinelIar, attor.
ney for the Acre and Half Oil Com.
pany. s,sl
EVERYBODY Is talking Of the 1sTELl,.
0gsCgg's commercial traveller contest. A
week from to-day tho thing will be dc.
cided.
The majority OF the wheat crop here.
abouts will have 10 DO cut with the
sickle, IA the storms have beaten It
down badly. I
A MARRIAGE license was yesterday
Issued to Edward Ebbert, aged 10, and
Mary Armbruster, aged IL, both natives
and residents OF Wheeling. 4.
To.ylGur regular meeting OF Couu.
ell wlll be held II quorum can BIZ had.
The Committee OH claims Is called TO
meet n. : o'clock to DO some work before
Council meets. .. rr
Tng man Stevenson, accused OF rob.
bling the U. 8. recruit, Sommers, waa
arraigned before Squire Davis yesterday
and was discharged, there being no ev.
idence against him. f,sT|
LfgrrgyAsr FgoHaE wa8 called 10 the
Hotel Windsor last evening to dlspcise q
crowd OF boya, who were firing crackers
aud yelling, much to the annoyance OF n
sicS guest at the hotel.
A LETTER box at tho corner OF Four.
tenth and Main streets was mysterious
~ mashed to pieces sometime Sunday
night. The postofiice people have no
information concerning the occurrence.
The Alumni OF Richie School give
their annual entertainment aud banquet
tonight at the main school building
Every member OF the association Is earn
estly requested to be present and assisi
In making the occasion one OF interest
and pleasure. The meeting will begin
promptly at $50 o'clock.
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TrnnAfOrn ficcnr,y.Ls

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 10
record two deeds Of trust and tho fol.
lowing deeds in foo: III =
Juno z, by Peter Kloss aud wife, TO
Dennis O'Keefe and George r. T.. Gil.
christ, all real estate owned BY said
Kloss mud certain notes payable to him.
tho proceeds to DO equally divided be-.
tween Kloss and his wife, utter certain
charges are paid. Mrs. Kloss secured a
divorce Saturday. 49,
June q, by William II. Rosenliob, To
Susan Rosenlleb. for $50, lot II in Hane's
Orchard addition. e e. : s4,TT 4 !.
April %. 1850, by D.,ZS Phillips; 70
William IL. Rosenlieb, !. fol, ff$lO0, tho
above named lot II. sE,$kffl 4
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BEl,LAIRE.
AL Sorts OF Local News and Gossip fra
a.sNg tho tGlnss City.

All Sorts Of Inc,l S,,,x M, r.,.,,, v.,,,,
- -..". .'"s anu uoss'p from
a,s tho Glass City. ~,
Superintendent Il, T. Jones will snrud un,i
OF his vacation Of Washington civ. '''" ''''
Morgan N, Mluamycr. A miller nj r,an,,In
n.y., Is hero among friends on 4 week. visit
Mn. Fred Flood oi thu rnmr,h wall ,osy.s
'ueeouth. ....
Nearly one huudfcd men have already applied
!or the position made vacant BY the death Of
James Emery.
The funeral of I. steelman was ,ar,clv NJ.
tended yesterday, and WA, under III" a,i.iISes
Of the G. 4. r. posi here. e' Wv "e'r'ss'
ri ca rs' -ss'
cars on aatboat vesteIdsv inr ,hai. ns ~. IL T.,
building the O. Y. Railroad They ara nnrrnw
gauge dat ca1s. 80 "'' ''"''o W
Police t,f,lcer Ra,srsr .,,o..,, , u,,,
Clarke s,,snrrS foI n nrsa man nam% "a
s-onnd ahs"ias, i9t pt3tihe language 10 anl
,c,Jax ,nn,n Sne'Anu " fH'spu1ah uerot yes
's,sNs I.o'm'as'
an. T.. Workman. aged 81 years, died last
week, and WAS buried on Sunday during The
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LADIES Black Silk Skirts. &
GEO. r. TAYLOR.


At 4 special meeting OF Local Union
No. 0, A. +. G. W. u, held June 81, 1890,
the following resolutions were adopted :
WHEREAS, Ithas pleased tho Almighty
in his infinite wisdom to remove from
our midst Brother William ZuIauf,
whose death VIC deplore, but we bow to
Him who kuoweth all things best +;
therefore, be it ,...sr :
Rssolred, That in the death OF Brother
Zulauf we have lost a faithful officer, q
trusted brother, kind friend and an
able workman Of this Local Union.
Resolved, That herein We convey to
the family OF the deceased our sympathy
in their bereavement. aia7. lIi =
Resolved, That a copy Of these resolu.
tons be presented to the family OF the
deceased, also placed on the records ol
this Local Union, and published in the
1NTELLldENcEH, Register, N,ws. Letter and
the National Glass Budget.
D. W. Nouns,
JOSEPH kALrENBAcu,
FRED. STRAssER, &
'E, Committee.