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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
Q5 ESQ anDte 9egipmett

f5nrer burd Iei6t perfdrIi6e ,nb niitIthe, talptld@<
lid BEL Ben 0euti6en INNER ~9ausbare 4rttfel etnels
s%annernoelt unb 9uten Serpienlt %er5telei'; Bum Hez
neiie werben auf @unib o6ue ! oronSbesa6tin9 9rrbet
ser Qrtifel ouf Gontlniiiion i'm 8etrdge unii $3.50, aobItdr
rad 8erfalf, BET GrpreB NIB @%usftnft per goit 5u9eianot,
1eoen @inienblln9 gutter 9feferenaet pnt retatl0o1Ite2nen
lHaulter1t, 1tb f6itnen bic Nrtifel, iueitrt 1lte1t gut nertdltz
lib e~rroiefen, ~returnirt tuerben. -@oreiie: ID. Grnt IT,
Cleveland, o.,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05

O"%|I SVbNNlo"
Chicago.
S1tteriadtrGger, SO. 8arlep.
S6loB, gS. ). 8e@tel.
Sadbolter, :. golanber.
2borriegel, Is. 8runboii.
Ntlterir Eatne, e. .. Bnrfe.
Gteoerobren Neint9cr, s. il. gutntan.
Self, IS. y. Carpenter.
Yfoflen fir eleftrii6e Camper, QS. Carroll.
StraBenma9en 6uppelltng, 80. Garter, If.
0obelmelier, $. @onbron.
SeuiteriDloB, u. IS. @oof.
&inoer Qt5ug, e. @uiDottt.
SlGl6enbeb0lter, S. 0etfel.
6rallte1bett, .. q. Some.
atoi6ine gum Slon5elt pon ~&eielplotten,
S. 6. Eouber9.
GGnale, s. 90. MacmiQan.
&reusun9, pom Sabel unb g%tienbabn, y8.
). WorDen.
9Ol3trOdnen 9lpporot, S. S. Morton 6
st. .. Nn6re1pS.
MeBger @erfsel9, SO. 6. Mtuutus. y
8ertIlbenegung, g. g. SoeQ.
Sleii6mulbe. q. Gebn1ann.
S@loB 8. G6mibt s. Is. Qoefiel.
Waisernteza Rai6ine, q. $. Spaul6in9.
Muitertarte, 3. QSeitpbal.
8al9mol6tne, 90. u. gStlcor.
Nobtitubl, s. Is. Nolff.
Wttl6ung gum S6metBer. 8. @ri9tep.
Jlinoi5.
Waisobf0rner. s.. 81. NoamS- Ganbrpi6.
j31Delrdort9er &arret, sc. Gafer-Wtoline.
0eueuflaber oil @G9en, @. u. Barber
S0panna.
8eniteroeri6luB, Sc. 81. gudinsbom
Sadionpille.
Observation-Disclosures st. S. @bz
mQrbS - 0alena.
3auntbor, QS. 8. Graltt - SoflonpiQe.
WtuiSpfonser, 81. ST. Wtc@intip - @isco.
Nferbetllmmet, =. NJ ouencofi = Molta. IS
a3ounpfoIen, u. Goberilon & 90. Steele
Salrnont.
Glettrii6er 6eueroIoru1, 6. q. @bafier-
GoGfo rD
@ismai6ine, 6. 8. @tudle = Gnslepoob
& S. Wt. QSeiterline Safe 8iew..
NGbmai9tne, st. u. @oobworb 8ouz :
te9an.
Wisconiitt.
8efDr6erer, $. girf6ol5 = Milipautee.
&ufSug, q. @roB - Wtilmaufee.
9olSbte9e=M tai1ine, u. 6irsbeimer & s..
%. Wtucler - Ga @rDi1e.
8auptomm SranSport=8abn S. 9. Solz
itou gapltelb.
8oumitumpiz Qus5ieber, S. arue9er-Gwo
&ipers.
!3udersebd d, 8. aubm : Mitpoufee.
S6lenle, s. Yarfer = Wte1omonee.
&raftmeiier, s. 6. 96iQtpS : 4ppleton.
SG9enflDrung .. gS. Is. Yrescott.
Gobmen Iitr &retbepesul9 =. s. & 6. g..
Smallep = Manitowoc.
Jowd.
MaisentbiIer, $. g. Safer - SSr,u in.
GQoe, sc. 8. BeG -grapton.
gHfterfoB, 29. s. Sole & e. %. Ser ribors,
-Geb Dat.
3ranS portobler MaisbebGlter, 6. s. Goof
6 $. So. gritton - Sbebolt.
QIpparat gum @erferti9en n9rabt5aunen,
90. 0elain garban1.
Giienbobnwasen &uppelung, q. Differ 6
s. M. gSbite 8rt9bton.
3oun. S. @rap, : Sefterion.
So6lenminir. 0sof6fne e potentG Sc. 4
6artloeg - Ottum1pa.
aumraetbefeti9ung, S. 9ora ODebolt.
0rel9mai6tne, y. Ot. Sobnlon u y.
Grdnts, 3. S. Morapeu & 3. Mc@oa-
8ilOerbofen, Da. mop mon6efer.
Srappan5ieber, S. &oumonb aello99.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
s= 3e.st,ste sage to @mropa.-

ag sicttsta Sage to Gttropa.-
Die unter bteiemItteGtm y@eften" berOffettz
It6ten tntereIianten Getiei6tloerungen bes
5rn. @aibington SEEING ii1to, einem Dielz
fa9 aeduBerten Wuni6e Sufolge, in elmer
barernberen 6orm els 8u6 eri6ierelt, bas
fir ben biuigen 9rets bon so Gents in Ser
Office Der ISL. Staatsseitung" utb our6
uniere Q9enten gu baben 1T. gu BrGmten
Bere6tigte 9eier bes v0o6enblatts" ober
bes vWeitens" fonneu bas BUD All SteQe
elmer anDersn 8rGmie be3teben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
0l6ei(er-W irrea,
Sn uerfdieOenen Snouttrie1met=
9en brid)t 0as Strelk=
feber aus.
9as 8erlaugen mad Dem adtitiinOigen
NrbeitStage bic Wranolage Der
MuSItdmOe.

Die former in oen malIeobIe Jron Doris
uuo anoeren Giienwerfen, iowie Ole Ir=
better in metreren Sd9emiihlen uno
Ghiirrohmenz Gahrifen am Streif. =
Die SetIeoun9 oes Saufdreiner=Stretfs
beporitebeno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
Columbia

lit oaS fetnfc begerifae 9ter itn
WSarft, 9ebraWt bon Mets tito
9opfen4 Gotarno Geipp 8retuerO
SO. Sele1DUa $780,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05

@emn Cure &ebcr ibr @orbanbeniein bird
bumpfen 9rut pber iharfe 96meraen in Der re9ten
9eite, ober inter benz Sdulterblatte ~fnnb9ibt 10 b'
trabtet ,oieies Si1melbeu as etne Wormung nnb res
eulirt bas Organ pbne 3eitoerlnIt burd ben @ebraud
BON SoItetter's Wta9erbttters. Obige Spmptome IiuO
eeipDbnlih be9leitet ppn 9elber SeIibtSfarbe, Ser.
~ftopfune, bele9ter 3un9e. @erbanun9sitDru gen,
&opftoeb unb ne6elteit beim AnilteDeI. Mber oas
gitters betptrft III oieieu 6daen ibnele Menbaaa sum
gelIeren ; e5 lit Der beltmDglibe grIas fir @alouel,
bloue 9iuen unb onbere fart on9reifenbe unb BEES
balb ibaolt6e 9ro9uen, me1be getpDDnlib ols Miittel
oeqen giGipIitdt empioblen tperOcn. Der appetit lnb
Bic 8erbuuana perbeu tpieoer %bergeiteat, Die Gin9e.
ipeioe fuuttionirea mieber re9elildBt9, lgoenil ne ourcb
Wureau1tg erbaltrn oub bat Dieielbe Die Y~etrtlng,
be characterization gu %beibroern llHo 8a belsbeI nuo
Suit unb Mo1ler au i1iiBen. Gbenio pirft es b6tit
pobltbdtig bel 90eumattsmns, stterens nno glaien'
IetDen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
SeIbitn1or0..

OerQincolnzQ5arf mar Wfittfpo6 Nadmitz
tag abermals Der Sdauplab zines Selbit>
moroes. Oils YoltStit ulri6 geiteru iiber
Die Sulerton Npe. id)ritt, b0rte er bret raid
aufeinanDer foigenOe S6ille. Gr iaD einen
Otann i'm @raie in Der 0tGbe Des Sees.
Der Wlann mar benuBtlos unD 1tarb mad
elmer Stunoe, obue mieDer gum 8enuBtiein
~5urld9efebrt gu letn. SGmmtltde &ueeln
batten getroffen, i'll ben Dfagen uno in ben
&opf. Ser Wtaltn mar ettpa 35 Sabre alt,
bate etnen rOtbli6blonben S6nurrbart
uno heles Saar. @r tpar gut qefleioet.
Qrmutb fonnte ni6t Die 1rlade oeS Selbitz
morbes gepeien ieit, ba er @elo unb Elm
auf $500 Iautenoes 8anfbuh Der Stu
9epoiit 8anf in gittsburg bel Ii9 bate.
Gr bate peri1iebene 8rieIe, Die Die glufz
f6rtit So. SIS. Jtarten trugen bel it6.
Sen griefen mad gu i6lteBen, mar CT Elm
Geid6ftsreiieloer. ST ftarb i'm beuti9en
6oipital, tpobin CT iiberfiibrt mur6e.
Ser Yoll3et6ef fraate bel leinem GolIe9en
in YittSburg telegrapbtl6 an, oh Elm oer>
artiger Wfann bort betantt lei uno erbielt
folgenoe NnttDort: vW. SO. Ganfen mar
elm bier lebe1oer tDoblbabenDer @el6Gfts>
mann. Sorgcn Sic fir anitdnoige Bez
ftattung, letne TreuuDe fomnlen fir ale
untotten aut."
@race 0feGion, cine 35id6ri9e Nortpegcrin,
Sic bel ibyer Sdmeter, 6rau 6ranf 8olser,
$40. III Sepmouritr., Dobnte, i6nitt li6
9on1ertag Morgen NIT eineln &aiirmeiier
Die &eDle burd. Die beretts %erfaltete 2ei6e
nurbe crit mebrere Stunoen ipGter bon Der
S1meIter gefunOen. Trau gtelion purOe
balO nab Dem Dor bret eSobren crfolgten
GnAp ihrpS mruupS ihmprmiithin INN trto
ii6 fortpdbreno nit Selbitmorogeoanten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
Geihenfun6.

Die 2eid)e zines Mannes, Die allem Nnz
idetn mad ihon einen Wionat in Waiier
gelegen Datte, purbe 9ienitag ytabmittag
Inn 4 1br al Der @eIsitraBen zgriide aus
benz 6luB gefiidt unO na6 benz 2et1enbes
ftattungsgei1dft 9to. 143 Ut0nroeitr. gez
brabt. Qlus gtott3en unb @tlenbabnttdet9,
Delhe in ben Hleibertai9en gefuloen MUIR
ben, gebt berpor, Dap Der Grtruntene aus
georia fannie. Son Dem oortlgen Boltz
3eidef lief geiteru Nbeno Die gfa6ri6t Elm,
naB Der gtane beS Wiannes Sobn @reen
iei. Gin Der 9eide iino feline Wfertmale bon
@epalttbGti9teiten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
fatr SawsGimss asttn Stnoer.


gafforfa f5rSert Die GerOatasstsa unb beieitigl
Mufgefriebenbeit, 8eritDpfuns, IberIdlii9e Nia0sns
fSure, Otarrbpe unb Steber=0 i8pDfttpn. Dabur3
ntrb baS Sinb gefunb semapt unb iein SGlaf ssatisss
It'd. GaNosta entbalt peber Mprpbin, nod anbere
rdrfptil4e Subianaen.
Taaa1orr;;a u. 50 pprsnglt8 seetsnet fur Sinber, bag ID
TIN, ppr alien aneeren mir befennten BrdpdrateH Deli
Xprous 9ebe. 8. u. Nr9ert M. D..
III @putb SgfprD Ctr, Srepflpn, 81. y.
,S@ penbe tn meiner Gragt8 Goitprtd eli unb eraate
es beinnberg a~eetanet Bel Gietttpnen Der 3inber."
&Ies. &Dbertipnt NJ: D.
1867 2. Mpe.i q. o.
Nus peri6n[t@er 9eDbaGtunS utb G~rfubrun9 fdnnt@
faaen, bab @aTtprta etne aus9e5etdnete Wfebt5tn ttr
Sfnber lit, bic ala selinteS 9tbfubrmittel mirft unp Bite
gpaununs ber Gtnsemeibe, iomte tes @e}ernmtipften.8
iebr bebeutenb ltubert. 9tele N9Gtter hoben mir tetne
au8ee5et6nete Mirtuns auf lire Itnber %be6euSt."
DR.. 6. Is. S8gppb, Gprren, WfaIi.
Die Gentaur Company, II Murrap Str, 81. 9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-05-05
patente.

SoIgen6e Batente prroen fir bic Ont
20. Qpril 80 eltbigenbe ISOLDE bon SEM Ser.
st. 8atent1Qtmt an tpeltli6e Grftnber Derz
abtolgt, tDte hertdtet our6 Ism. $. Cot,
YatentsNntpalt, 3tm1ner 68 Wetropolttan
glod GO. W. @Ge 9aSalee unO 0tanDOlp6z
Str.), @licQao.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-15
FIRE IN SAN FRANCISCO.
A S2so,ooo Building and Ma
chinery Burned.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1+.-[Speciall-
~ disastrous fire broke out last night in
the large brick building, known as the
Wortheimer building, corner Sacre-
mento and David streets, owned by $.
Wanggheim and occupied by II. Dutard,
commission merchant; Seroni Il Co.,
candy manufacturers, and IL. I.eiycs Il
20. cigar mandatory.
The flames were leaping through tho
roof before the alarm was sounded, and
shortly after the roof fell, followed by
the floors which were filled with heavy
machinery.
At II o'clock tho walls fell out in tho
street with Il crash and the ircmen only
saved themselves by plunging through
the windows of the stores opposite the
burning building.
This gave the tircmcn chance to
work, and they soon had the fire under
control. The loss will be heavy. prob
ably $3.50, 900, there being much cxpcn-
sive machinery and valuable stock in
the building.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-15
WRECK On THE n. 4 ~.
Two Engines AMI sixteen Car. Wrecked
and L. Negro Killed.

PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. ii Special |
1.-Two freight trains on tho Norfolk and
Western road cellidcd about g o'clock
this 1nornins near Church Road about
eighteen miles from this city
Iotil engines were wrecked, as wore
also sixteen cars.
George Brockltam, colored brake
tnan. was Instantly killed and his body
us still under the debris
j. n Akcrs, one of the engineers. had
. leg painfully injured. William Dixie.
a coloned brakeman, had several ribs
broken, and his condition is critical.
Another brakeman had Il leg rrac-
tured, and all the other train hands
were moro or less seriously injured.
Negligence of Autograph operator is
said to have caused she disaster.
TIE track was badly blockadcd all
day.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-15

DIETHODISr CONFERENCES.
Young Minister'S Admitted Mt the Meeting
Yesterday.

PETERSBURG. Va, Nov. li.-lSpcciall
The third days session of the Nir-
ginia conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, was inaugu-
rated this morning by devotional excr-
ciscs conducted by Rev. T.. NJ. Peterson,
after which bishop Hargroye called the
assemblage to order.
After the reading and approval OF the
minutes of Yesterdays session, resolu-
ton deprecating the opening OF tho
national exposition Mt Chicago on Sun
day, and strongly urging tho hoard of
management to restrict tho opening OF
the same To six days per week, was
passed.
telegram Of greeting was then read
from the BAPTIST General Association,
then about to adjourn ut Richmond, cx-
horting the conference to Take tho
shield of faith. whercwith We may he
able to qucnch all tho fiery darts OF the
wicked
The Virginia Disciples Convention.
also in session at Richmond. likewise
sent Il biblical greeting.
The following applicants having
passed satisfactory examinations and
being warmly and highly endorsed by
their several presiding elders. were adj
mitted on trial: Geo. II. Fortune. Otway
i. Norman, James W. Hickman, Sam
ucl ID. Drcwry, Eugene ii. Rawling.
Samuel w. Eason, William Is. .Jett, I'm
y. Smith, Emmett l.. Garner and Robert
ID. Bentley.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-15
MILES IN LIMBO.
IHe Obtains Money Under False
Pretenses.

William Miles, young man who was
Tor Il time engaged with the Singer
Sewing Machine Company here, passed
several bogus chcols dra MN on the Ex-
change National Bank on several r.:.
ties abo,.t throc weeks ago
lie figured prominently in The cclc-
brated case Of Brett VS.. Brent tried here
in September.
AS no arroSt wis; made for the use OF
the bogus che cks, the matter was 1;cpt
quiet, and young Miles now turns up
with more bogus checks and the alias
Moore
The Bucna Vita Advocate. ti,rs de-
scribes his late operations:
a young nian who registered himself
here sS w. M. Moore, OF Roanoke. WAS
arrested al the instance or Mr. j. NJ
llcnkcl, on the charge OF obtaining
money from hiIt under false pro.enscs.
1T seens that Moore was in debt To Mr.
llenliel for y livery bill amounting TO
SIS, and that H. settlement he gave Mr..
llcnEcl check on one of lhc Roanoke
banks for SD, rcceiving IL @ difference
IN currency H. was soon aacertained by
wire that Moore had nothing to his
credit in tho bSnk at Roanoke, Int that
nc had recently lost IL situation there.
Afterhis arreaa il TRANSFERRED that he
hnd recently registered himself at Fair
HELD as VIM. Miles. Mayo, White held
him In custody 20 await an answer from
the prisoners friends, whom he rave
opportunity to,saakc good .thc funds he
had u,'lawiully obtained.
SINCE the abofo was written. ittrans-
pires that he had yictimi:cd parties at
Fairfield and Lexington tn the same
emanner. Commonwealth $ Attorney
Moore, from Lexington. arrived here
yesterday, When an examination ar tho
case was had, and Mayor White Sc, the
prisoner to jail at LeXinH ton to await
the action Of the grand iury.
Moore is ii yoi ng man of ncatapoear-
aDce. and donicg himself with Great
composlro duris g tho trial
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-15

Postmastor AsbcrrY has procured n
number Of large mail BOXES in While to
deposit bulky package; and newspapers
They are rather larger than he anti
cipsted, and Mr.. O'Brien, of the most
office, yesterday informed TINES re-
porter that he would have. to consvlt
with Che city engineer before the officials
decided to place them.
In tho event that they are unobiee-
tionable as to size, onc box will he placed
at Jefferson street and Salem avenue,
one at Salem avenue and Common
wealth street, one at the depot, and
one at each Of tho prominent hotels.
They will prove a great convenience
to the public
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-15

BOKNEliANN MISSING.
bic Has rrohnhIx Committeh snlclhc.

He Has Probably Committod suicide.
CHARLESTON, $. c., Nov. III Special
William Borncmann, Vice Consul Of
Netherlands, and manager OF the Char
lesion and New Orleans Offices of Knoof.
Frcrichs & Co., cotton buyers is missing.
Borneman has for years talked of self
destruction and for tho past week that
has been the constant subject of his
talk. His accounts and business are in
excellent condition.
Ills wife and family are living in
Hrcmcn. where he has just hought an
elegant honsc. The only cause for sui
eide, if it has occurred. is mental ahcrri-
ton.
liorncman is nephew Of Baron knoor,
and WAS in goni circumstances
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-15
Expecting II Messial,.

WAsilNGroS, Nov. ll.-[Spcciall r.
Late advices from the Pine Ridge
agency. in South Dakota, are 10 the cf-
feet that the excitement among the In
dians on account of the reported coming
of Il new Messiah. is rapidly increasing.
Some apprehension is felt that if active
measures are not taken by the Govern
ncnt to prevent it., Il serious outbreak
may occur during tho early spring. or
even before. 1t is said, however, that
the Government has rhe Whole situa ton
we'll in hand, and will Mt once eject
ually crush out the first signs Of an up
rising
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-15
I<enmcy Mikes n Count.

WASniNGroN, Nov. ll.-[Special -
Supervisor kcnncy, the representative
here of Mayor Grant, left Washington
for New York city to-day. bearing copies
of the population schedules of the see
ond ward of New York city, called for
by resolution recently adopted by the
City Council of New York. MIR. Kcnncy
says the census schedules show a popu-
lation of 93s while the police cnuner-
alton shows Il population of 1.5I0
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-15
is hoaNs6NE sL,:rsa.rNC.:
s.ynchburE Moving For the Baltimore and
Ohio Extension.

NYNCnBUaG, New. II. = fSnoeiall-
The commit1ec appointed ny the trade
AMI industrial orgs nizations OF Lynch
bnHg to wait on the Ialtimonc and Ohio
authorities to urge an extension Of the
Valley railroad FROM Lexington to this
point. left LyncA burg tonight for Balti-
more, whore they VIII hold Ell inter
view, Ky appointment, tomorrow with
nj. Mayer, the president of the road.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-15
ANOTHER WRECK.
Three Meu Killed on the baltimore and
Ohio and Several Injured.

BEILAIR, Ohio, Nov. .-(Spcciall-
y collision occurred on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. near SCOTS Station.
at o'clock this morning, between tho
cast and west-bonnd freight trains. kill
ing John Watson. engineer, and James
Ficislor, fireman. instantly.
James Barrett, fireman, was scaldcd
40 belly that he died an hour later.
Thonas Burke, another employc, was
seriously injured about the head and
cannot recover. Both engines and ears
We're completely wrecked. The acct
dc mt was caused by disregarding orders.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-15
STARE THE MIG.
stems Taken 10 Reopen Nse WDr,ctr,
PEs.iing Mill.

y party OF gentlemen have rcccrtly
purchased the old planiug,,4ill in the
iron building, ats.hc foot Of Woodland
Park. and arc canyassing for.faock sab
scriptions with q view of Sta rting. The
machinery.
lhlS mill was in successful operation
Tor long time, ana in vicw,of the fact
that there III so great damand for
building material. tho enterprise vii.
again be Successful
If 2uL i'll operation it will ecmplo,-
thirty skilled men, and bring thirty
families to Roanoke.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-15

WASHINGTON, Nov. H. Special
Chief Inspector Rathbun, of the Post
Office Department, has received a letter
from his assistant in New York CITY
recommending the dismissal OF seven
letter carriers and one clerk in the New
York postoilicc and the suspension OF
four carriers found TO be in the employ
of the "grcen goods men"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-15
NOV York Iii. y.tre Company.

The Nem York Theatre Company has
been saving the best for tao last OF their
engagement; here.
1.-The taga bond Comrade." an inter-
csting play through every act. de-
lighted II packed house. and syas better
than the aycragc popular-priced enter
tainments.
y matinee viii be given this ,ftcr-
noon. at which Josh Wltcomb' will be
presented. The con- pany will close the
weeks engagement with the rendition
of IA Mountain Pink
OLD exchanges for sale ut THE TISfEs
office; 20 cents per 100.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-15
THREE WRECKS YESTERDAY.
Six People Killed and Over
Twenty Injured.

Two Killed and Eighteen Injured In a
Terrible Collision Near New Florence,
on the Pennsylvania Road-Colorcd
brakeman Killed, AMI Others Injured
on the Norfolk and Western near Pc
tersbnrg-Three Killed and Several In
jured on the Baltimore and Ohio Near
SCOTS Station.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-15

William Reid, young colorcd taan,
got into Roanoke Thursday fnom Henry
county, where he had amasse0 the for
tune of $22. The n,huber of louses in
IL city evidently frightened William.
ami he approached officer n. ~. Wale
AMI asked luis adv vice about the safety of
his money.
wade directed him to several parties-
VINO declined the responsibility az keep
ing so vast "a sum ever night for j
stranger, and the negro beseechad Mr.
Wade 10 become his banker. This tho
officer did, and turned his trust oyer TO
Hedd yesterday morning.
Redd is quite yerdant, and he and his
wealth arc yet at large
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A Brave Little Miss.

Mary Dora Rardin, the Year old or
phan niece Of Mrs. Il. II. Fishburnc, of
this city, arrived hero Thursday from
Chicago, whence sho had travelled with
out any guardianship save that bestowed
by the kindly trainmen. May is quite
bright little miss. writing poetry
deemed worthy of publication.
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Stili it Grows.

MuskEGEoN, Mich, Nov 14.-ISpec-
iall-The official canvass OF the Ninth
congressional district shows the cleo
ton OF IL. II. Wheeler, Democrat, to
Congress, in place of Is. NJ. Cutcbeon
republican, as previously reported.
Wheelcr's plurality is forty-eight.
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New Store Building.

c. Markley has bought the house at
the corner Of Salem avenue and Com
me,cc strect,in the upper story of which
Squire lIowerton has his Office, and will
shortly erecta handsome brick store to
supplant tho frame structure now there.
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A Big Loan.

-, PARIS, Nov. II. - lSpeciali Tho
Temps says that tho Bank OF Frame,
advances to the Bank OF England ca
VUO,OOO for three months at per cent.
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Arrested for AssnuIfing a woman.

Gus Collins, white laborer. was
arrested last night on warrant chare-
ing him with assault and battery.
lie had an alteration with a Mrs.
Davis some time ago about small mu-
seal instrument he was trying to pur-
chase from her. 1t is charged that he
struck tho woman heavy blow.
Collins left town for few days
shortly after tho affair is alleged TO
nave occurred. lie came back ycster-
day and was taken 10 the station house
last night.
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NEW ENTERPRISE.

We beg leave to announce that VIC
have inuaguratcd the Magic City
Transfer Co. and arc now ready for tho
transportation of passengers, baggage,
or freight. We have nice vehicles,
polite drivers, and will wait on you
promptly night or day. Leave orders
at our office, 1871 ciferson street. or with
any Of our drivers. Respectfully,
Hovi3-tf DUvAI. 81 SMITH.
G0 SHARES OF LAKE SPRING
~ stock for sale at 81 per share. APP
ply to CUTCHINS, ELLIS & Co., liz
Jefferson st. noY4-tf
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APPLES ARE VERY SCARCE.
Finest Apple Region Not to
Ship a Barrel.

General Failure of the Apple Crop
Throughout this Section-Much Loss to
the People in the Rural Districts-Eruit
of All Kinds Will be IIigh-Tomatoes
Raised by the Fruit Scarcity.
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each 81, 800; one-third cash and assume
50x15O.

balance one and two years; size of lots
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Buchanan. Va.
Office corner Washington and Water
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE

8 lots in tho West End tract, price
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WILBUR S. POLE & CO.,

First floor, Exchange building.
NOTICE.