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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-05
THE CHURCHES.
Order of Religious Services in Roanoke. IS
HOmscs of Worship. ~

First Baptist: Rev. DR.. o. +. Flippo,
at / a. IN. and S p. m. Sunday-school
at $3.50 a. III.
Greene Memorials: Rev. c. Ii. Buch-
anan, at IL a. m. and ut the Opera House
at p. III. Rev. j. ii. Boyd in the Opera
House at II n. IN. and iii the church at
night. Sundayschool at both places at
$3.50 Il. III.
Lee Street Methodist: Preaching at
II Il. m. and p. m. by Rev. w. T.
Schooley. Sunday-school ut 2:30 D. M
St. Johns Episcopal: Services at IL
Il. III. and p. M, conducted by the
rector, Rev. DR.. w ii. Meade. Sunday
school at $3.50 Il. M.
at II a. M, and $ p. m, by the ,pas-
tor, Rev. S. c. Long. Sunday-school at
$3.50 u. m.
First Presbyterian: Preaching by the
pastor, Rev. W. c. Campbell at il a. M.
and s p. M. Sunday-school at $50 a. m.
bethany Sunday-school at 3 p. m.
st. Andrews Catholic: Mass at 8 n. IN.
and solemn high mass ut 10 n. M.
Father }. w. Lynch officiating. Sun
day-school at = p. IN.
st. Marks: Rev. j. Il. Bushnell will
preach ut the First ward school chapel
Sunday at | Il. III. from the text Mum
bers Xiii-29) 1--WE came unto the land
whittier thou sendcst us. and surely it
floweth with milk and honey: and this is
the fruitof it, Strangers are cordially
invited.
Second Lutheran Church; Rev. Il.
q. Roscnbaum will assist Pastor Bush
nell at the evening service. Sunday
school at 3 p. III.
Young Mems Christian Association:
The city pastors and ali who are Inter
csted in the welfare Of the young men
OF Roanoke are requested to meet at
the Presbyterian Church. corner Third
street and Fourth avenue. southwest.
this afternoon ut o'clock. Mr.. Thomas
a. johnson. the new general secretary
of the Young Mons Christian Associa-
tior, will conduct the services. assisted
by Mr.. o. II. Williams, the State secrc-
tary of Virginia. Subject: ..Rebuilding
of the walls of Jerusalem under Nehc-
miah.
There is no need to buy Baltimore,
Philadelphia or New York paper to find
the news. By subscribing for THE TIMES
you can have it served to you every
morning at your breakfast table twelve
hours in advance of the Northern papers
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supply; railroad facilities and hotel ac-
commodations: healthy climate and de-
lightful scenery, and ineXhaustiblc sup
plies of the best iron, copper, lead and
zinc ores. Investors wishing handsome
returns from small investments will do
well to buy lvanhoe land or stock.
Don't forget the sale on the 18TH IL.
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THE TIMES is the leading paper of the
IMMORAL belt of the two Virginias. Ifyou
want to keep posted on the development
of this section you cannot afford to be
without it,
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Philadelphia or New York paper to find
the news. BY subscribing for THE TIMES
you can have it served to you every
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There is no need to buy Baltimore,
Philadelphia or New York paper to find
the news. By subscribing for THE TIMES
you can have it served to you every
morning at your breakfast table twelve
hours in advance of the Northern papers.
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

The South Pittsburg Iron furnace,
South Pittsburg. Tenn, has received
an order from the Southern Iron Com
pany for 5000 tons Basic pig for their
plant at Chattanooga.
The Hattie Ensley furnace, at Shelf
field. is producing literally, reaching
1877 tons day. The furnace is II by
rs feet. The Lady Enslcy furnace is
out of coke at present, and consequently
idle.
narrow-gauge railroad is under
course of construction from Edinburg
Va, to Columbia and Liberty furnaces
distance of eleven miles. The road
is being built by the Liberty Iron Com
pany, of which Il. a. Cook is president
The Hampton Iron Company has been
awarded II contract to build an iron
bridge to cost $4,000 over the Hampton
river.
s. C. Hunt IL Son. at Lynchburg. in
tend building an elevator with IA capa-
city of 100000 bushels to be added to
their Hour mill.
The lead mines, not far from Pan
Alpine Heights, near Glasgow, are being
developed.
The new paper mill at Bucna Vista is
now in operation and and is turning out
eight tons of paper day.
For the current year up to September
90, inclusive. the Pocahontas Coal Com
pany has shipped 1.3l0. APO tons os coal.
and estimates that before January ! the
shipments will aggregate 1000, 600 tons
Should this maximum be attained, this
company alone will in a single year have
shipped the enormous quantity of 44SO-
100000 pounds of coal from its mines.
ilu1 la fn1
cars of 10000 pounds capacity.
Tho Stony Creek Iron company. linn
tied. of Norristown. Pa, signed the
Amalgamatcd Association scale last
week. This is the first time the com
pany have taken this action for NUN
Der Of years.
The Washington Post publishes an
account. Of the test at the navy ward
there OF the i10-ton crane built by the
Morgan engineering works. A weight
OIL 10 gross tons, 2i6,l00 pounds, made
up of pig iron piled upon IL massive plat
form. was picked up and carried about
with the greatest ease, and the crane
worked satisfactorily in every respect
1t is stated that the crane. with the
iron frame work upon which it IS sup
ported. has cost the government 5000 600
General Malone is preparing to 90
heavily into Patrick county mineral
properties about ten miles from Stuart.
The Lynchburg Cotton Mill, after six
months of operation under tho draw
backs of such a now enterprise. bids fair
to become very important factor in the
manufacture OF fine cotton fabrics in
the South.
There is no need to buy a Baltimore.
Philadelphia or New York paper to find
the news BY subscribing for THE TIMES
you can have it served to you every
morning at your breakfast table twelve
hours in advance of the Northern papers.
Racing Yesterday.
WEST CHESTER PARK.
First race, one milc--Eon won. Mad
stone second, H. b. Million third: time.
l:46: Second race, fivc-eighths of mile.
selling-Ballyho won. Bradford second.
Gunwad third; time, | minute. Third
race, llurstburn handicap. one and one
eighth miles-Reportcr won, Diablo soc
ond, Nevada third; time, . minutes.
Fourth race Titan stakes, threc-ouar
ters OF mile-Equity won, Kildccr sec
ond, Mimi, filly, third; time, l:?4. Fifth
race Moshula stakes, one and one /cighth
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You are in IA Bad Fix.

But we will cure you if you will pay
us. Nervous and Debilitated. suffering
from Nervous Debility. Seminal Weak
ness, and all the effects of early evil
habits, or later indiscretions. which
lead to Premature Decay, Consumption
or Insanity, should send for and read
the Book of Live giving particulars
of Il home cure. Sent (sealed) by adj
dressing DR.. Parker's Medical and Sur
gical Institute, Isl North Spruce street.
Nashville, Tenn. They guarantee Il
cure or no pay.-The Sunday Morning
OLD exchanges for sale at THE TINES
Office: 20 cents per 100.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-05
Ladies Have Tried 1t.

\ number of my lady customers have
tried ''Mothcr's Friend.'' and would not
be without for many times its cost.
They recommend it to all who are to
become mothers. II. A. Payne. Drug
gist, Grecnville, Ala. Write I,radficid
Reg. Co.. 4 tlanta. Ga. for particulars.
Sold by Budwcll Christian & Barbec.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
N. MEGARY & SON,
Straw Niattings.

Our large assortment OF Straw
Mattings is now ready, and we
invite your early inspection to
what we know is the best line OF
mattings ever placed in the mar
ket. Having bought them at
very low figures we are selling
them accordingly. No matter
when you intend buying you
should see our mattings. We
offer a 4o-yard roll at 81, which
is worth anywhere, SO. This
meets the required want OF a
very cheap floor covering.
Mattings for Summer use
cannot be too highly praised;
they will more than save theil
cost by using them through
the warm and dusty season
in place of carpets. Your car.
pets will last longer if thi.
method is followed. OF com
fort and health we say nothing
IOur better grades are mad
ljointless or with five and twt
yard ioints-these are better t,
turn.
In our rs, 80 and 35-cent
goods you will find handsom
and novel patterns never betor
shown. f. you are thinking c
a mating send a request b,
postal card or telephone an
the samples will be sent to yol
This saves you trouble and yo
have the satisfaction OF looking
them over in your own homt
The samples are large and yo
can select from them as well a
the roll. This is no trouble
us and does not in any wa
Z bind you to a sale. As soon a
we get your request for sample
they will be dispatched to yo
no delay-and you see Il
a best mattings you ever locke
! at. This must be big mattir
y season with us, and the pric
3 will make it SO.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

THE missing commitments, Z pArt O.
Of them at least, that Sheriff Allsu
could not produce before the auditing
committee Of the Levy Court arc easily
accounted for. A large number 81
prisoners are brought before the court
Of General Sessions for trial. If clear
cd they do not return to jail. II found
guilty they are committed TO the Gus.
tody Of tho sheriff without Q formal
commitment. By such quibbles ~
this the Levy Court out down 5000
on the Sheriff's bill. An honest pub.
lie win Judge the motives In cutting
down the sheriff's bill on auch quibblss
and technlCaliiies.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Local Preachers, Association.

The Local Preachers and Exhorters'
Association of the Wilmington NJ. E.
Conference will hold the thirty irst
semi-annual meeting ct Nidaletown,
commencing Oh Friday, May IL, and
continuing three days. The exercises GU
the first day will commence ct Z. 80 .. in.,
when Dir. j. Ii. Simms. or alternaies w.
w. Morgan and K. W. Multord will
preach.
The cxercises will bo resumed at
o'clock the ensuing morning, whea the
opening service VIII be followed by IN
address OF welcome by the Rev Alfred |
Smith CT Alternate J. Is. Roberts; vol
untter iseussiop, May we not expect
now as IN penteeostal timesf" discussion
ty 7. Numbers, f. 7. Benson, q. w.
Grler. j. V. Smith, j. w Clark, D.
Dodd, w. H. Hendrickson. w. w. Nor
gan, Z. A. Leatherbury, w. w. Thor
ington, Daniel Green, J. I. Scott. J. W.
Wise, J. w. Cullen, llance Lawson, I.
Mailalieu, G. Hudson, w. D.ckersou
and Richard Colt, OF "The Intermediate
site, Place and fehod;" discussion by
J. lIodson, w. +. Dawson, A. Thatcher,
| w. X. Galway, w. +. P.ssy aters, j.
Cspn, k. w. Multord. I. Fryer, ID. $.
Clark, j. Hutton, L. M.ndenhaH, II NJ.
Biddle, A. j. poibow, d. Gnllie, q. ".
Bounds aud H. liodson OF How are we
to understand the command OF cur
saviour in st. Matthew v, 4S, and in
what sense can we measure yp 10 it?'
/ Discussion by w. W. Mullen, DR.. J. H..
Slams, j. Z. Frauklin, q. v. Brace, DR..
NJ. A. Booth, 8. Q. Wells, J. Il. Roberts,
IL. lice, W. Farries, j. Ford, w. j.
Hammond, g. c. Case, K. b. Hazard
and g. II. Smedley of "should not oul
church have equal ministerial aud lay
representation 10 all our conference and
legislative asseinbliesf' Paper Gu death
oil G. W. Knight, by R. Colt, paper on
death OF j. 9. Lassell, BIZ Il. Roe, lape
,, GA death oil V. C. Flynn, by ID. Green
J discussion Of "Does the Bible teach th
/ possibility Of unpardonghle sin, and il q
:, : what is it2o Opened by I. Numbers
discussion OF "Wlat became of the saint
: that arose at lime OF resurrection o
. CHRISTI" Opened by w. Farries, discu.
\ sion of (which Is the greater ineentig
+ to religious action, the fear oil punish
: me nj or the hope OF rewa,df' opene
. by Davis 8. Clork; discussion {
'tCan the Christian religion be i'm
4 proved by human wlsdom?" Open G
= hy I. Numbers; discussion o, "Th
: sspctiiy of tho Christian Sabbath.
. opened by 7. Msllalieu; volunteer di
II cusston OF sis prompt attendance O
IS ass meeting the best test OF true pie,y
Z, Volunteer discussion Of t.Is the Meth
4 dist Episcopal Church coming up to h
In duty in contributing to the cause
pa mi slons?h Volunteer discussion
] .Reyicw Of the majority ami miuori
IA report Of our conference committee
~ Temperance. !"
~ Sundays exercises will be as follow
"a a. IT,, prayer meeting; a. m, To-
U. feast; TO- 30 n. H., sermon by the Re
3D. W. i.oane Of Baltimore or by aitzrnat
all Il. Kos ana W. Farries; 2.3o y. M, su
D. day school, p M, prayer and prai
n meeting; l.30 p m, 1t minutes sermd
,ot each by q. A. Foster, J. Hutton and
no Green. The sessions will be held
AZ Middleto.u M. E. Church.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

IT is NOW currently reported thai
the looping of Of $1,000 from ShsrlG
Aliens bill OF jail expenses was only
fake by the Levy Court, the real In
tention being TO make the tax payers
believe that tho court was econoinizing
In their interests while paying the
sheriff the full allowance. We do not
know what Importance to attach to
the rumor, nor is ii particular whether
it is true or false. Sheriff Allen will
get his bill at the rate Of 80 cents a
day for board Of prisoners, the rate the
Levy Court publicly voted him, NO
matter If the bill does reach $21, 200.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

uoRSEs AT PUBLIC SALE WILL
stables, Nos. 20 an 4 q East Fifth street,
Chester. Pa., Thursday, Mny sti,, 1850, ut
80 O'Clock p. m., 20 head of Kentucky
and southern Ohio horses. Among a.
roadsters, with speed, saddlers, heavy
workers. and general purpose horses.
Also, will sell fer u gentleman expecting
TO go away for tho summer, n complete
ilght driving outfit, consisting ofa No.
road horse, years old, that can show n
z ~ gait. falling top wagon, made by NJ
ocheltreo, nearly new: spindle wagon.
been uted but n little; two sets light har.
ness. ono OF them made to order by Gal.
lngher. nearly new: ny nets, blankets.
whips, boots. &c. Further description
OF horses in catalogue OF tho sale, Two
ana four months credit. A. II, TYSON.
e'aanam son, Telephone.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

THE Wilmington and Northern
Railroads financial statement, made al
tho annual meeting yesterday 10 very
encouraging to the stockholders. Com
pared with the previous year there
was an increase in gross earnings Of
S31 1851 81, or s. SO per cent. and an in.
crease of $11 1904. Al, or 3. 65 per cent.
The assets of the company are placed
at $110,037,20, while tho liabilities arc
placed At 800, ,64S.59. Wilmington
has reason to be proud OF the only
railroad she can call her own.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

IMPORTERS are trying to kill the
Mckinley bill. Why, Of course they
are. 1t is to their interests to have
free trade. In this they are In perfect
consonance with foreign manufacture
ers, and we regret 10 say in perfect &C.
cord with the large number Of work
men in this country who vote fol
England instead OF home.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
CATARKIj,
Catarrhal Deafness, Hay Feycr-A New
Home Treatment,

Christian Advocate.
eufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that
they are due TO the presence of living
paras,tes In the lining membrane of the
nose and eustaehian tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to be
= fact, and the result oil this discovery Is
that simple remedy has been formu-
lated whereby caiarrh, catarrhal deaf
ness and hay lever are permanently
cured In from one TO three simple appll-
eations, made at home by the patient
once In two weeks.
N. B.-This treatment Is not q smut
OF An ointment, both have been discarded
by reputable physicians as injurious. A
pamphlet exnieining this new treatmen
is sent free on receipt OF stamp to pa
postage by A. II. DIXON & Son, 3s7 AMI
339 West King street. Toronto, Canada
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

Bargain Ladies full regular
made Hose reduced from
soc to 25c.
Bargain Gents full regular
made French half Hose,
striped, solid colors and
brown, Nc; worth 2sc.
Bargain 3-Ladies' all silk black
Mits I5c pair instead 25c;
buy early and save money.
Bargain All leather Pocket
books 15c. instead of 25c.
Bargain 5-We just received
another case of those soc.
Corsets; worth 75c.
Bargain o--Io pieces more ol
those Satin Damask Table
Linens soc instead Of 6ee,
Bargain We have gone
through and marked oul
Jerseys done; some half and
others one-third. Black
blue, green.
Bargain S-We have gone through
our black kid gloves. 75c
81, sI.25, SI.5o goods and
find we have too many
of some sizes. You car
have them at 3oc pair; sizes
5A, 6, "a 7H, IA.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

TIRE Board OF Education is now fully
equipped for another years work by
the reelection Of the old officers. The
Board never was more effective than
the present year and good work may
| be expected.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

Now for another howl from the
Democrats. Senator Higgins has been
appointed a member of the National
Republican Campaign Committee.
Well, let them howl.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
BARGAINS,
WE ARE TIE PEOPLE

We announce great sale for to-day OF
Ladies' Fine Kid hand turn and hand
welt button-oar price, S3-Regular
price ~.
Ladies' fine Kid button extra wide
ankle and high inatep, regular price e3-
our price ouly S2.25. Ladies' tine Kid
button-Our price 81. h0-regular price
%. Ladies' fine Kid button worth $500
our price 81. Misses fine lid spring
heel button, hanl-made-regular price
S2.75, our price S2.25. Misses
fine kid spring heel worth 81. %
- our price enly $1.75. Misses
fine kid, heel or spring heel. real
value S2.25, our price s1.75. Children
fine kid spring heels. high cut-wortt
81.75-our price si.35. Children's I'm.
kid spring heel, high cut, wortl
Si.65, our price fl.25. Children's fint
kid spring heels only 81 worth tl.25
Children's kid and pebble spring heels
as low as Soc.
We have the largest and best sssortet [
stock of babies, button shoes in DELLA
WARE, prices from 25 cents to s125
Base ball. Tennis and Bicycle shoes fol
men and boys At prices lowest in town.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
Philadelphia, Wilmington
Baltimore r. X.
March 2nd. lSp.
Trains win lesye Wilmington ns lol

Trains win iesvo Wilmington as 'pI
nhiladelpi,ta tcxpress,. i.ss. 2ll, 8 q,
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For Vest Chester, via Lemo4ll, ID
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uons, 4oA. in.. 4. "a and " p. ~.
Saltimore AMI intctnediite eia.lous,
and i2p. M, snd I3 10 night.
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ueorretown aos. M, $50. and z.oo q
narrinxton, Deimar. and way sta
Fxpron for Harrington. sin and 7nn |
Express for Dover Harrington. and
mar, u Of a. IN. and ~ 81 y. m.
franklin City, s 10 = IA.
Exnrcss for Cape Charles, Old Point
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street, for
II nains."n fsspres.. x .. sso' 10 s4'
1oL al. %, :.sis. CO.., 6a 1fs
| II 10 p. M, snd isoa night.
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n n sM sla ~ e@s 20 ~
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Phiiadelphia texpre.s), Isl, s.s.
In 4. A.. al. BIZ 6ss on, rs J
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b0s .5il, 0a. 7ia. 1ii8,. mn
Aecoinmodation, tsa 0 10. " "a, N.
25S Bi0, s35. iOsh a.d II ss i, ti''
/ For further Information, ptsie1.iisa.s
referred TO the ticket once al the = " n,
Trains marked thus - are iilllte eNpj
Npon which extra iare Is chaftei'
CHAs. Z. PUGH. J. y. ..a.,v,r ~ ,tdp
General MANAGER. General Passei2ft
W imington . Northern Il III
Time Abis In eject, NoA. z, ! ~. tolI
leave W Wilmington (Ffench stIeeJ MI
neid. Waynesbnrx Junction, l,se.i
Wsrnore viils aud al potn.l on the
eiphia and Reading 4. r., 7.o a. "''
2.a5 y. IN.
Fer sprinsneld: M.yhessbaps sisn.ae, 'GRa Gs,
FORA ana Soi. md in ternedis's p'
T.O0a. M, 2.25 and @. 10 p. IN, ~.
For Chadds Ford junction all4 a p9 p9
on the +. 4 B. c. X. r., at Nv .
For West Chester. 100 a. ''.- .
Wv u DAILY except satarday and ,s..a snaasf.o 3
For New Bridge ana ~ n.el pniw n 5. Il
az ,. m. and on Saturday ONLY - ~
On sanoay for BEADING AMI, anss1ase ass,s
gosnts s.s: u q. r.: aaa :. fSi & !, sp.ias 2. n,
A.0. .AeCAU3LAND. yoWS W. ~ n
DoslAtsnAsAh seh
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

COURTESY will not be displaced by
the removal of the hat to-day when.
ever veteran Of the First Delaware
passes BY.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06

The remainder OF the furniture and
carpets a. 726 Market must positively be
closed out on Wednesday, May 7th, 1890,
at 2. so o'clock p. H., As the room Is
needed for another line OF 20 1ds
W. A. itrK!LL, Auct.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-06
wArA,aAxns,s

rnnADalraiA, Tuesday. MAY 0, lspo.
Heaps Of new things h
the Women's Muslin Under.
" ear store-the dainty
snowy sorts that you have
In mind - Spring Blosso ms
Into Summer.
No need % waste words.
You ks0a0 how our Under
wear business IL done
material, style. finish, all
looked to. and prices whit
tied down until homo work
seems extravagance.
Gowns:
III 65 cents \.
Fine Muslin, 20 fne plaits on yoke,
neck, yoke and sleeves trimmed
with Hamburg edge.
Al IS eexs
Fine Muslin, v-shaped yoke, ls
plaits on yoke, yoke, neck and
sleeves trimmed with dne LIAM
burg edge and beading.
M85 cents
Fine Cambria. 90 fIne plaits on yoke,
trimmed with fine Hamburg edge
and beading.
At $I.e5, the 81 kind
Very fine Muslin, princess front
with rows fine Hamburg insertion
and D. fino plaits, double ruttie and
fine Hamburg edge on neck yoke
and sleeves.
Drawers:
At IS cents
Fine Muslin, hem and plaits.
At as cents
Fine Muslin, neat Hamburg ruflie
anda styles plating.
Al 60 cents
Fine Cambria, wide valcncicnnes
ruille and IL fine piaits.
Corset Covers:
1T IS cents
Fine Muslin, v Front, trimmed with
Hamburg edge.
4to5 cents
Fine Cambria, v back and front.
trimmed with wide Hamburg edge,
trimmed sleeves.
Aprons:
AkIo cents
A limited quantity of Lawn Aprons
with hem and two plaits.
A35 cents
Fine Cambria, deep hem and 8
plaits, with wide SWISS embroidery.
Skirts:
III 50 6 ub
Fine Muslin, wide hem and plaits,
yoke band.
1t 81
Muslin, wide blind embroidered
rutlle and plaits.
A$2, The $3 kind
Extra fine and heavy muslin, fine
wide Hamburg ruillo with o plaits
above, yoke band.