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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-05

L. OF vehicles. Repairing a speciality.
Only the best work turned oui, Shop IS
State street, next door to Scriber d POhle,
u o. BAKER, Collection, Commission
L. and Street Car Advert ing Agent.
Collections made at reasonable rates.
Goods sold on commission Advertise
nents inserted in street cars at bedrock
rates. 26 Commercial st., Salem, Ore.
~ EO. HOEYE-Barber and Hairdress-
VI. ing pariors. Finest baths in the city.
10 Commercial Street, Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-05

T,----S FORD, attorney AT law, Salem.
i Oregon. ONCE ur rstairs in Patton's
block.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-05

w P. WILLIAMS, STENOGRAPHER
W.. and Typewrttist- ONCE with Capt.
tai city R'y. Co., lis State st.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-05

~ B. KNIGHT, Eclectic Phvsici~1, office
~. Ii Court street, salem Oregon. Pull
monary diseases q speciality.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-05

GOBALET & wILLACH, Civil Engin.
" eers and Draughtsmen. Railroad sur.
veys anc estimating speciality. ONCE LIZ
State street, up stairs, Salem, Oregon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23
PEOPLES BARGAIN SIoRE
.Nofice.

To Raphael ShoEalts- Isazc ShOSal-sr, Nara
Warner and Ann R-cecc1 More.
This i % 1--WE notice thar If the Deed %
Trust. e1ec-ted b Iames Moore o. J9an :
Moore Trustee. q date June 18th. l-53. snt
recorded II the County EEK so-1re Of Jetter-
son County. ". Va Deed Box 8, p4-e -i3
and Il not released o. O. before The lo-n day
Of Nav. I-e0. and the iezzciss charged 90 tue
and tp1rchasssi b. james 4 Moore. pay abe
% Nara Warner and Ann Rsbscca moore =
not released By NAY l0rh, $50 the unfersisu-
81 vii apply % The Circlit Corr Of Jefferson
0untF. WssI Virginia o. the h-s- day OF TIE
Nav Tern. l>s0 Of said Court CD direct the
clerk Of the County Cont II Je1-rsol C0cuty
" Va o -eIesse the af0-e-aid d-ed % trust
aid The Ilsn upon the land created 5y tas Will
. Isaac Sh0Eslter-she binds secured oT -aic
deed d rrus-, and The said .sgscies having been
HI. MOORE and otte-s.
Hers of Jas. r Moore. decd b. founseL
Ar-il g ise0-sr Free Press fes. > s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23

Miss Mary Wood returned % Stephenson
Seminary 90 Monday
Mis- Ns,tis Agiiauby visited trienas IN
Page county rscsctly.
Mrs. Jas. Law. Hoo5 has removed 10 me
country for the sgDmsr-
Mrs Bessie Naslin, Of MiddlstoEn. Va,
IA, been visiting Mrs Maxwell
Rev F. 7. McFsdsa and wife visited
trend. bsrs las- THURSDAY and Friday
Nsss-s. WI51r l. Wairayen and B :
Io-is. ~ this county. are among the grad
ua-s. 81 The Maryland University 81 Metl-
cine
Mr. and Mr., Jas II Bellsr and babies
arrived frou Washinsiaa oa Moadag night
f7- ris.- 90 M-s- Jas W Bellsr, OF this
town
Mr.. IT. Jas. = Gardner ie't On Thurs
5sv IRA visit CD fris1i. 20 A'exa1iria and
Fl. MarvIand DR. Gariner, accompanied
bis wife 51. returned ODD FRIDAY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23
CHURCH NOTES

Rev Joseph jones. Ct. White Post. preach
e 10 Ze1 E1-cePa Cal-ca l4s- sunday
B,.7 "a, De- Vyvsr E.-, bold eoa6rua-
-.1- services ir - Pe-sr- Catholic Church.
ar Hs-re-, Ferry. % Sunday next
B,l-7 P----ki- vil visi- Z'on Church.
=, Philips Cl41s, and =, AaireE's Ca4Pe.
f1r ce1irz41o- 1a S-uisE. Apr 9Th
Rev Dr. henry Wilson. O. NsF York.
c1-i-c-=d several ss-Tics- 10 Z.1a EPisco-
g. C1--ct lass week Flica were lArge 3
a---zl-i. feature u Weiue-iay nights
szr7ics s4s ere ol.sc- lesson Tor -ls chill
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23
RED.

Az Hamuden-Siiney. vs. Apr. 10. 80 by
Rev C. J. Gibson. Rev F. 7. McFADEN and
Ms NARY n FRIEND
A. The Carter House March 18Th lssao -
Rev " Tonzu-. NJ WI J. COULTER %
Ms ALTIE E-CARTER-hoch o. this county
A. Christ Episcopal Church. Winchsstsr.
Ar-il III i-qO 81 Rev. Nelson P. Dame. NJ Z
g. JORDAN. p-or-ie-or oi Jordan " hire So
plur >r-in-s. ard Mis- LESLIE WOOD.
TAU h-s- " the .a-e Thomas We'd 81 CLa-ks
cl-1rv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23
HAG EY'S
Temple : Fashion

NJ only hope j. 70 realize something Tor
them before the last f-us-F nIoruinzs Of winter
are ere Meas. b0Vs AID clilrren's Over
coats. al e--ies suits f1- AT a-ss and sl1es
Old Coa-s old Pants and odd Fes-s- EiFs
hundred pairs coa-se Boots f1r men boys ard
chfld-pn Gloves br TIE rr-s- Lzlles FUR.
Ni-sss Fur- ard Childrels Furs- Geut. E-r
Collar. Fu- Enhes We-0ien FAT Hoe. Gaps
az. Cars Sr0E Excil'e-s. Arctics- Alexis.
Gents. Boys ard Childrsls UncerTe1r ia
llrEe Supply
Jan - l.aV.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23

Have you seen the neg goods " Palm
baum & Bro. received las week They sre
pretty and cheap. TOO.
If you want fne dress tor little money
or store = the place 70 ind Il We keep
q full lire Of henrist.2s and cashmeres.
ladies cloths in plzids and stripes, sztteens,
chsllies. outings. ginchanls, cSllcoes. Slso
underwear. hosiery, eor>et>, glorss, &c, II
great variety. II PALMBACN & BIO,
Next o WaIs0n House.
Go 70 VI. P4lmbaum & Bro for embruid-
erie>. lzces. ribbons, lace Curtains. sc. Next
% Watson House.
Oar lire of table cloths. nspkins, towels
md Mar,eiIles spreads l4rssr than ever
You knoE or price are slEavs the lowest
" PAL9fBACM & Bso.
We are full up with gents Furnishings;
also meas AMI bay,' pants.
NJ PALNIBAUN K BIO.
Peoples B4rgsin store.
Next 70 Watson House.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23

sfN0 al Tsrsons INDEBTED - FzirTleE Gene
Il terv Co-1pany. for burial X. are hereos
nlti1s.s % pay for sad i1-s from prs~e1t e2is
70 the 8Eh " Mar, o. s.ss i1-f-ii al clsil-s d
sad iol-
b orfz- q Trustee
JOSEPH w4LEER, Prss't-
JAKE Z T0LsE1- -
N-r - lsrxl--d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23
CLOTHING
GET READY NOW.

This / the particular season OF the year
when gentlemen give their best thoughts 70
the consideration Of dress Something new
FOR Spring wear Is universal idea II eTerv
civilized community. You alwsys get the
worth Of your money in every purchase
made ~ the reliable house Of Kahn's and
70 that busiuess-liks fact Ee attribute orr
continued increase Of trade and the great
satisfaction Of our patrons 4 visit TO our
establishment viii brighten Up your ideas
upon the subjec- Of clothes and give you :
just and practical sense OF values.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23
DIED.

In :. Louis. No. Ap-il sth- Ise0 Mr. GUN
: y LASHORN. native Of Harper's Ferry,
sgd about - years.
In Ma-tiusbu--, April IS. lsS0, Mrs. LUC N
DA MYERS formerly q the HzliLOEn viciu-
i-y. s-ed about 81 years
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23

g. D HlFe.l-'s new story, The Shadow
Ola Dream, ta= dramatic analysis OF a re-
ma-Sa1's complication. viii Be CONCLUDED
ia che Nay number u H--peri N-srss-e.
Tee next ERA, beginning IN Jun nun
Or. Sill b Aipalass DAni-t'- humorous
slory. ~Flrt Tkrz,cau th- Last Adventures
q che I.1s-rio1- IsriA-iu, trans ale by
Henry jane. asi illustrates b. R0ssi,
Mrybech, and others Ths 5 ne 6rst tine
-aa- ne Eors % any great Freucl author
uiI b iaid before American rsaisrs before
ne Frsach public -es u 70 = on ar
-aEe-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23
COP ORR STRENGTH.

Man IN his Eezkuae needs s,ro1-sr sly
Than fe.Iow-mzu- the Ls.leS5 and oes-
And YET re turn 20 them trssra Day % day,
As i N them on spirits ssl1d md rsS--
Gently entzine or childish hands TIA. cling
To such inadequate Suppo-ss . these,
And shelter u beneath Thy Heavenly wing.
Til ne have learned 70 wax alone wiki esss-
Help Is. o Lord. With patient loEs - bear
Zach Others faults; % su6sr VIZ true 1aeek-
neSs
Help u each others Joys ard grists 70 share
Bat lei = turn - Thee alone II weakness.
April s,h. ESQ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23
.IdminisfratOr's Notice.

THE undersigned having been appointed
L and having qualified on the -hth ms q
administrator Eitb The xii annexed oi har-
T-v Jones. decezs=d. Of Hsllt0T1- All pe-s1-s
having Claims aElicsr The sad eSts.s -zs re-
1uss-ed % present. the same duly proven 10
and al Persons indebted % saiL estate are -
oussted % ssrrls With re
LEWIS z NICHOLS
AGmin1strztnr q harry JOoes. dec d
March = I-e--t--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23

COLOR vour Ess-er Ee-s. Ribbons Fsafh-
\ - &c z5th Ezsrsr Chips Four bright
eoIu-s Tor SC a G. ID Ebf :
EVAPORATED Peaches Apples, Prlnes-
L. P.rms and Aprico-s fo- saieby
d. EBT
IJOMINY. Beans Oar Mezl. Rice Picslss.
III O-zn-es and Lemons - C. D. EBf :
HAVE you sen the Famous SAP 70
Ill large czkss for SC a G. D. EBf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23

DID ron rad what sse Prominent Physi-
cans have 90 say anoZ- the B-adtock Pure
Rvs IfuO- do So - once. and ask yOur deal
o. for i-. Ir = rls b-sr
TANrs CLazEE s Co.. Trstiilsrs.
L------a--.-l ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23

The J-se--oa Guards have ben invited
% attend fle unwilling % rbe Lee "a us IN
R'-huoad. Mas -s,L aul sill p bail! ae-
csFt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23

John 81. Ingram. of Harpsr's Ferry. Las
been granted an decrease OF psusiou.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23

ExGov. Bullock. Of Pennsylvania, died
saturday
The Chicago Worlds Fair BIZ has passed
the Ssnaie.
The Pan-Ausrican Congress adjourned
sine die on Saturday.
Masor Carr. Of Roanoke, Va died At his
hone there on Monday
Harro6s5urg, Ky, vas almost entirely
destroyed b. Ere on Monday night The
Ere originated in an opera house.
7, j aid 8 syndicate. sid 70 rePresen.
sl00. 000.0Q0, has been formed % Buy up the
Elhogr4Phiug plants Of the country.
Gen. NHroy, who was IN command At
Winchester during the var, died ST Olym-
pia. safe Of Washington. or sunday.
E1-editor I. 4. johnson Of The Psrkers-
burg F-sernEu has been appointed prusecui-
ing attorney Of Butte county, South DakO-
"a
The Tucker DszocrEt wants TO know
vbs.her Ben Harrison collected his accident
insurance policy when he vas elected Pres
ident
Edxia 4. Brown. Of Queen Anne eouu-
". hzs been appointed STATE Treasurer Of
MARYLAND % succeed Stevenson Archer, rs-
moved
A great convention Of working girls
club. virh delegates from many cities Of
The Uui,sd States, vas held IN New York
a.; week.
TIE Moa-an. steal E4s completed l4ss
~esk bv the admission Of Powell and san
De-. Republicans, 70 seats in The United
S.4-=s Senate.
Senator's Price, OF Mineral county, snd
F.ournoy. q Hampshire, VIII make CbArle--
ton tb=ir home and form a CO p4rtnership
for the practice Of law.
The Uui.ei S,4tss Supreme Court has de-
ci6ei tha, pu,y-M-r~hal Nag =. OF Cali
for1ia. va justified iu shooting Judge Ter
~ ID defense Of Justice Field.
C0ugressusn Df55le OF south Csroll1a,
who has been elected five times 20 Congress,
has announced his Purposs % retire 70 pr
va-s life A. The sni Of his present term
Nr Alfred Wilkinson. Of Syracuse. vho
s,o marry Mss Winnie Davis. the ~Daugh-
ter of The Coufsderacy. i grandson Of
Rev. SAMUEL J. Nay, the noted sbolitioaist
Issssr.
4 Kansas woman wzs divorced from her
5usbzn5 ard married another msn. The
s--r husband bzs had the decree =; aside,
a1i The adv uoT appears % Be the legal
ne house o. h-PF-1eI'-ii'es IS. o4'-l-
day honorsd ne memory o. me l2ie :. :
Cox 81 s1-pendirg business sna -ls,enins
o s-trsssss oy Nes-rs- Cuunin=s' breck-
-lri-se bli-er~o''A ana o-nefs-
TIE .1r--.-=f election csses from The fr--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23

Mr. John N-Er'-,t has purchased so--
.f,- -f die .1- q NJ Wa >--Ps'1. 90
No-.h Lawrence s--se- extended, and Fii
cree, -re.i ing ----e'l-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23

We learn tina, NJ. c. H. HsFernzle.
formerly editor OF the Berkeley Springs
Nscs, has purchased half Interest IN :
prominent West Virginia newspaper. We
gladly welcome Brother Havermzie back 70
the profession, and wish hin prosperity in
his new ield--Srts--on.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23

Did Tol rad the certificate OF the Iuterna
Revenue officials regarding The purity Of the
Rradiock Pure RYE II NOT 60 So. and then
ak vo1- dealer for t. Use no Otner-it Is the
best. jas CLARK 6 Co Di~,illers.
Cumberland Nd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23

&c. ~. Taylor Is painting the dEei-
M 81 NJ. J. "a Barns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23

Millinery OPeaiag-0Ur display q
French Pattern Hats. Boln@ls ant Fi0Een
sal take piacs THURSDAY and FFiday, Nay
u and I'D AT are c,.Tiislly invited 20
at-e11 Yagr- &c
BUENs & SHUGEET.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23

lIess-. Earlshav s. Doo'sy are tia-rooi-
iar the d~s-E1z u M jane Sarry-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23
Public sales

Wsr Is 81 T1p1ell. Brown. AcCor1ick
and Howell SpeciAl Con nlssio1-
ers. Valuable Farming L114-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23
81 II HIR.rHulN Il =
: d HrRscHNAN & Co

We have jast received twenty-five dozen
81 The celebrated Victor >hirt vsisls- Age
four O. fourteen inclusive
WM- Kahn. >Ailer Building
We have usE open our large and atrrac-
tive Inc of c.othin. and furnishings for the
coming season Your Inspection OF The
-ame : desired
VIZ. kAEy, Ssdier Building.
Our display Of hats "a stiff and crush /
cincrded % b. the largest and most attrsc
tive lire ever brought 50 thi- market We
would slso call your attention % our hand
zone line Of chilireu's Jocsey caps
VIZ. kahn. >2dler BGiIding
We have row ready for your Inspection
our large and complete stock of boy and
-hi.drru's clothing IN correct spriug styles
our line this sess.ln Is the most strr4ctlve
me ever PLACID 10 our counters IN -chooi
suits W are oF-ring zone special bargains
VIZ. Kahn. Sziler Building.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23
B[RIS K SHIGERI.
Apri 1890
OVERSTOCKED!
RUNE
AND
B 4 \ K RIPlll

The wonderful sumner weather has done
the work perfectly Thousands q dollars
worth q Goods under the hammer a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23
For sale.

PAIR or FINE YOUNG DIVING
A HORsE S-thres ard f0lr years old *
F-B- SOUDERS-
Mach i l-ssI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23
500 ReirGrd.

TIVE DOLLARS RFWARD fo- i1il--.lailol
L Ieafiu- 70 the ares and CONVICTION =
s-v us-sou Or us-Sons stealing cllcEec-
GUSTAV bEOWN,
v.-rh y iseo. MAYOR.
ARGE SIX o. ne csis5-zrec -.01ssfzS s-
Il Exr-a--= ~ Lowest PTIces- q d AoA-
~ A su6 zine sal- PeFpeT AID Ss-tpsIr>-
IT. sszs ard C0rizndsr- g D Ebf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23

T'O BIZ GIgES AWAY At Q D. EBY's-
Tace Cur-ai-s. TzbIs Csot1s Napkins. Stand
C7re-s. L-iies a1t Gezts Hz1d<srrhief-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23
SpRlNCAND SUMMER

We have desired make
and
andia notable then
If viii BE- found appeal TO The and
uihe II b1e laid
beginning liberal
them disregard or their
o display Of Dress GS0
YOurs.e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23


We carry 81 elegant line Of gents night
>hirc-. made Extra long, snd Of the very
best cotton Prices are rea-onab' G.
:. D. HIRsCHMAN K Co
We have an immense line Of bows shirt
waists from four years up % The largest
-iEs, We al>o carry an elegant line Of chi
drens blouse waists N any color
:. D. HIRsCHNAS & Co.
oar line OF stiff and soft ha.s Is the
largest one We have ever had We carry
all the newest shapes that come % the mar
kec- In color We can silt every body. Your
particular attention i called % or lire Of
ehi.drsu's hats and JOCKEY caps and lawn
tennis goods.
:. D. HIR>CHN4N q Co.
oar celebrated standard white sbirt, u
Numbered, cant Be beat for quality or It
Every one guaranteed Or money refunded.
:. D. HIRsCHNAS & Co.
We call your attention 20 or lire Of
mems, ladies and chiltren's shoes our line
has never been larger and or prices never
were lower II yog are in ned II Shoes i
Vii pay you % give . call Prices wall
interest you.
: D. HIEsCHMAS < Co
Our New York buver has bought for u
rtz carpet worth S0c-- oar price viii Be lSc-
go ine smyrna Rug worth SIS; we VIll
>-ll hen 81 50c l2j rolls Of mating 81
riticulously low prices.
ID. HIRsCEMAS & Co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23

ing Of Af. j. ID blrls
r,t- a. I.--u 81 Hsrosr. Fsrrv. Las
..s- ----..s \, increase Of ps-sio1.
5----.---. ~ ~. -
T13-s Dlckrau helt a special -er1 OF
The Js5-rso1 Circ-it Co-ri --si "e---7
Ar. Sec r All1''a - - -
Porca on i'-
d 80
y --g- --r...-.-.--.-.
Ire 3. 81 %. b b sd P-i il '----
60 Mr. ~ : Kennedy q; BIS .o, 81 -le
-7--a'
Mr. John WcE1.--, has purchased so--
SION @ ,le .1, q M Wa >-P-'1. 90
No-,l Lawrence stree, extended, AID Ei.i
cree. a DWELLING thereon
W- Ca-e-cs 49, Taylor has 1--c1l,--
a NJ Wa B-ats=i de r-s dwelling
t-e -=e--y crested ty Cha, se--s-A1
o. S1--- W=- e. t-r SD
r--- -..--- = r-=--.- C-,-.s-
~ e. A. u. lsz- A---iy se =
cccz- L-s- r4------- --'--- ---
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1890-04-23

Respectfully
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-20
THE MIDWAY IROs COMPANY.
Il Organized Last Night and Will Go
70 Work Mt Once.

4 meeting of the stockholders of
the Midway Iron Company. which has
for its purpose the manufacture of
railroad spikes and small iron, met at
the office of Tavennef & Airheart last
night and organized with the follow
ing officers:
President, Con. O'Leary; vlce-pres-
ident, j. F. Christian; secretary and
treasurer, E. A, Cole; directors, T..
w. Davis, of Pittsburg, Pa; w. Nj.
Chatham, w. w. Dunlop,J. V. Taven-
ner, and NJ. NJ. Rogers.
This company will commence the
erection of their works at once on the
site donated to them by the Midway
Land Company in the eastern suburb
of the city, and will employ from 10
to 100 skilled workmen whose average
wages will be $3.50 per day.
This will be of iucalculable benefit
to Roanoke and give quite a boom
to property in the eastern part OF the
city. The Midway Land Company
has shown commendable policy IN
Offering inducements to this plant
and securing it on its property.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-20
rs TT MURDER :?
LINDSAY DIES UNEXPECTEDLY
FROM HIS WOUNDS.
LOOKING FOR HIS ASSAILANqS.
The Coroner's verdict what Ithe Tcs-
timeny of the Doctors Brought Out.
II lisa Strong and Mysterious Case.
An Investigation ~ in Order.

John Lindsay, colored, died Sun
day afternoon at o'clock at No. eli
Second street, s. e., of injuries received
in a fight at Woodland Park on
Wednesday last.
On that day Il party of negroes col
lected there and Lindsay got into a
dispute with another negro whom he
did not know and fight ensued, dur
ing which Lindsay was struck on the
head with either u rock or II piece OF
iron and received severe scalp
wound. He called on DIR. Leigh
Buckner who dressed the wound, and
the man at once began to improve
and did not go to bed on account of
il On. Saturday afternoon he was
seized with commissions and in n few
minutes became unconscious and
never rallied. Coroner Gray was sum
moned and Sunday evening the fol
lowing jury was summoned
Il. II. Powell, foreman; f. ii. PETE
old, w. r Bell, q. w. Sisler, John h,
Pevton and Walter II. Teemer. After
the examination OF several witnesses,
the jury adjourned until II o'clock
yesterday morning to meet at the OIL
flee of DR.. Gray, nothing having been
accomplished. The adjournment was
made in order that II post mortem eX-
animation might be held. Drs Stone
and Fiery conducted the autopsy and
at II O'Clock gave the result to The
jury. They found n few clots OF
blood in the frontal sinuses and
some inflammation of the mem
branes of the brain in the
lower portion of the head. They did
not think that this was sufficient TO
cause death, but gave it as their opln-
ion that the spinal accessory had been
injured and also that the pharynceal
and pneumosastic nerves had received
a shock. This was what they
thought produced death.
After a short conference the jury
brought in the verdict that the de-
ceased came to his death from inJur-
les inflicted by blunt instrument in
the hands of an unknown person.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-20
THE EXPOSITION.
Two Birds Might be Killed with One
Stone irIt is successfuI.

The latest and most promising
scheme for bringing the natural and
industrial resources of this section to
the attention of the.country is a propo-
sition to hold, in one Of the great
northern cities, an exposition made up
Of southern exhibits.
This scheme, as we understand 1t,
has been suggested and will be set on
foot by progressive southern manu-
facturers. One of the projectors is
quoted as saying that the people of
the south propose to make northern
pilgrimage, carrying the products Of
the SOIL mines, factories and forests
to show what the south is doing.
Such an exposition, well organized
so as to cover the industrial south in
ali departments, and fairly well man
aged, would do great deal of good.
If it is organized at all, it should be
on scale proportional to it's impor-
lance. BY thus invading the north
with an exhibition of its products and
resources, the south would attract the
attention of thousands of capitalists
and investors who have neither the
time nor the inclination to visit the
various local exhibitions that are held
annually in the south.
The exposition proposed by Vice
President Eddy to be held in this city
in 1892 would be q sort of forerunner
of this. EIt would be nucleus around
which the other might be formed, and
thus Virginia would already be pre-
pared with an exhibit that could sur
pass any that might be gotten up
hurriedly. The exposition could be
loaned for short time and thus two
ends arrived at--two birds killed with
one stone