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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
LOCAL Ma TIERS.
HAPPENINGS In AND AROUND
THE CITY.
GATHERED BY our RSP0RoSaaa Frs.
Mr.. Martins Statement He Claims
Tint Saunders Was Robbin= ais
Hen ROOst \ Rrprchcn.ib!c FInbi'
ofthe Small BOY.

Mr. John a Martin. the young man
who, il is alleg, d, SHOT the color"'
boy. Moses Saunders, :
in the city yesterday. He say
there was no trouble between
himself and Saunders about ih'.4 lat
tiers vi>ir 10 his mother. BIT he had
nscertained, beyond " doubt, that
Saunders had been stealing l.i> c4;-s
aud chickens and had disposed Of
them in this city.
He waited and watched tor him ana
Sunday night he saw II man trynr@
Ia open the door 10 his hen rooSr lie
went towards him an! the Wan ran
off H.. called 10 him several times
to srup, and on lis fuilir& I" 1t" -.
he fired three random shots with ~"
rAuert,,tiun Of hitting him; aud a.
he heard no more Of linn lac re
rnrnrd To the house. The n"-io wcn'
to Il house near 10y that ni%nf and
said he was shot by some one nrarihe
bridge across Roanoke river
On Monday morning Snnnd' -
friends came TO his artin } house
and borrowed his h"g.y To talk him
to this city. and il Was only after In
bows arrival here. that he learned "i
the story told by Saunders. NJ
Martin has given bail in the sum OF
$500 for his appearance before a Is
tie of the peace III Salem on Shtnr
day after preliminary 'XaInlnati"n,
when he Is confident of being able To
prove all that hr SAWS. Nr Martin \
i, qui,r and prarra"l> dip >rd yonns
man. stands high III the community.
and las been an officer OF the law
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
LEGISLATIVE B.
a BILL TO REMOVE THE
CAPITAL TO LYNCHBURG.
qE5 BILL PLACED ON The CALENDAR
rynchburg Offers TO Donate Size
and 10 Bear tho Expense OfErect-
ing suitable Buildings for Gov.
crnnicni yurp Oscs.
Special to the TIMES.

Special to the TIMES.
RICHMOND. January 22.-In the
house of delegates today, Mr.. Peter,
Of Lynchburg, offered q resolution
looking TO the moving OF all the CAPT
til buildings to that city. The paper
lite, the fact that Lynchburg is will
ing to donate n site and to bear the
expense of erecting suitable buildings
for the state government, and to re-
lieve the state of any financial diff
cuI;ies that may be incurred by said
removal. 1t provides that the seat Of
the government be changed before
The meeting of the general assembly
OF 1891, and that q Joint committee
on the part Of the legislature be APP
pointed 10 lect Il site for the capital
building. governors mansion, state
pentrntinry. etc, after which the
said committee shall advertise for
bids and let the contracts to the low
est bidder. The said committee is
authorized to sell the capital square
and the buildings thereon, az well as
The penitentiary building. That the
proceeds of the sale be appropriated
to pay any just claim against the
state for the removal Of the capital
and the remainder be ap
piled TO the payment OF the state
debt The rules were suspended and
the resolution was placed on the cal
rulpr
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
RIG STONE GAP.
Property Doubled III Value."f'Tisk
Demand for Renf Estate.

Mr. H. IL Vaughan, of the firm of
Vaughan & Co., contractors, left yes
terlay evening for Johnson City,
Tenn, after IL srort visit 70 his
family Mr. Vaushan's firm has about
$50 M, II NJ work on the Charleston.
inriuuti and Chicago railroad, bet
t"r known ~ The three 5 railroad.
II" says about 1900 men are N work
ON ho line which will connect hoih
the Clinch Valley branch Of the Nor
folk and Western railroad at Mime
apolis in Russell county and it, IS cX-
pecred that the road will he completed
in August or September neXr.
Mr. nn=hnn says while all
The country through which
lie railroad is being constructed
/ pr p,-rimg grentIy,it is ut Biz Stone
q y t5,r the most uhsttntinl ~
it, i,nsc been accomplished Proper
~ There la~ doubled in value in the
past >lN months and the d. mand for
rru! psrnIr has not less, ned in the
least. y tr-t class brick hotel Is
hriu.. constructed there, aud several
ll.or store buildings of the same mt
ierjal are also in the crurse OF errc
tinu. MIR Vaughan carried with hi'n
n .umhrr of colored men who have
worked for him before anil are
.,ii,iouS 80 continue in his service.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
IL ShnuId be StnppcL.

The pocket of the average K ,anni<'
SIN ~ boy is NOT complete nhieS, u
TN IA gravel Sh otcr in il. 50 they
think. AMI especially of late have tho
bows been iudul.iu" III tn" I'"rni"ions
practice Of sli"o;lnca az persons pit>siii-
along rl,r streets
This j. ~ dir.rt violation of hc lr'
and The officers o; tine city >honl'i usr
all diligence. I" nbatr thu nuisance
The law on the subject H. toned ~
chapter >tvrntrru section fourteen.
of the general ordinances. i clear aud
ppjlt.l al prr.,rln' = II tim Tor The
,irrnse. Following he law:
y rrrs"n Vlo ,,al a!H" Is.
within Tie city Ci,chnr.r ~lrt.
>'"n. :. gravel. bullets. or any similar
II ~ from II "rav, Ia "rrr. air Kun
or "'i er similar iInl'm II =
- ali pay Il tilr al not h>> tfan two
nor more thnn Ten h"ilar~
M:,>or ar md thr po'ir' have inn"
- good work to' The ely in tn" nlHr
rcr If ;',atir. pul:!ir nuisance, ana
il thi~ is brokcn mp also. hey vii r.
C., i've the thank OF Il grateful pUb'i:
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
Personal POINTS.
Cummings ama Goiugs of People W"
Know.

Mr T. l. Wilkerson.of Burna Vista,
/ visiting hi> p trent, AT Vint"n
Mr. Thomas Keenan,, Of :ihumate.
va. i in The city
Mir Il. II. Henry, of farewell Court
Hous,., is ag"eSt ut Hotel Roanoke
Mr. f. Il. Harcher,a clothier of Puas
HI city va, here yesterday.
Dr T. w Crozier was confined Ia
his room yesterday by indispoSition
Mr. Row B Smith is visiting friends
IN Lynchburg.
Miss Ma-lie Terry returned yester
day from visit of several weeks 20
LymrliburS.
Mr - W Beckner returned yester-
day from II visit to his family at
Bufordsyile
NJ Jacobs, advance agent of Ior'i-
mer's comedy company, is i'll the
city
Mr. E Purcell, a railroad eontrnc
tor of White Post, Va. is stopping ut
Hotel Felix.
NJ. William r. Preston and wife, of
Hlark>hur@. Montgomery county.
were III the city yesterday.
NJ. J. | Goodwin. secretary of the
Young Mems e ristian association, is
sick with the grip.
Mr. Ghare s l. Lunsford is confined
to his room by an attack OF the
grip"
Miss Cora Board, teacher of the
primary department at the Third
Ward school is quite ill with inilu-
enza
Mr.. L II. Frayser travelling sales.
man for Purcell, Ladd 4 Co, of
Richmond, WAS in the city yesterday
sepiu., hi- numerous friends.
Mr. \ ] Mtrtin, OF huntsville. Pa ,
is listing Mr. D. H uatson, secre
tarv aud re tsurcr of the Pocahont IS
Goa! company.
,lrs S D. Ambuester, publisher Of
the Woman's Journal, Philadelphia,
is in the city, stopping at Hotel Roa-
noke
Mrs John Hilleary, accompanied by
her daughter in law, Mrs Clarence
Hilehry, OF Peoria, Ill, arrived in the
city Tuesday.
DR.. Canaday, accompanied by hi.
wife. left Yesterday for Floyd county,
10 be absent a week. He has been
indisIospd for several days, and is
taking this trip 70 recruit his health
Locomotives numbers 8S and 80,
from the Dixon Locomotive works at
Scranten, Pa, passed through the
city Yesterday en- route for the Geor'
gia Central railroad.
Pansey Emerald, aged fourteen
years and four months, only child OF
]. II. and Margaret Holt. died yester.
day morning at 8 o'clock, and will be
buried at 8 p. IN. today in the city
! ppIuetery
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
SNOW BLOCKADE.
AN AVERAGE DEPTH OF ABOUT
TWENTY FEET.
HEAVY SLIDES BAD DRIFTS.
a Thousand shoye;rrs n,,d Many
Steam pio#s 81 WORK ON the
Cen,rai pnciac J;any Trains I'm.
PriSOncd.
BY Associated Pres.

BY Associated Pres.
san Francisco, January Clear
weather is reported at ali stations
from Rocklin to TrUckee, save at Col
fax and Cisco, where the weather is
still cloudy. AT each Of these places
one inch OF snow fell last night.
There is now three feet OF snow on the
ground at Colf..v, While at Cisco the
country is co sze to depth Of over
fifteen feet on tne level, and in the
drifts the snow is three or four times
as deep.
Tuesday evening the Central Pacific
was enabled to open the road in. the
Sierras to the fYc dead engines near
Champions Spur. The rotary pillow
was rushed by eleven engines, and the
SNOW was thrown fifteen feet on either
side of the track one hundred and
fifty snow-shovelers who were engag-
ed in digging Il trench were surprised
and completely buried by snow from
the plow
East of Truckee piow with sufli-
Gent power TO back it will plow to
Reno Heavy slides and drifts are
reported between Truchee and Boca
None of the STOW sheds have fallen,
although the weigh; OF tie snow in
sornc places is iAca!culable. The
average depth OF TIE snow along the
sheds is ahout twenty feet. Over
1000 snow. shovelers and workmen are
on the mountains. rruckee is cut off
from all communicate wish the out 7
side world. but this is true of all MINI
ing and other towns in the Sierras.
y passenger named \. Z. Lanford
died of pneumonia. sap 'rirduced by
la grippe, and WAS buried by the men
on snow shoes ~ iHruckee, it being
impossible to brell, ii.o road to the
cemetery. Jacob Dan;z, a snow.
shovcler. was killed at CoifaX yester-
day by being struck By Il car.
In addition 10 the Imprisoned trains
near Blue Canyon, two east-bound
passenger trains are showed in near
Shady Run.
On the Oregon road the passenger
trains bound To and from Portland
are still stuck in Ji.c deep SHOWS OF
Sis!ivon range. Supplies are being
taken to the imprisoned trains at
Sims from Redding.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
.:cnn :.nngrc..ionai .:imnrr.

'5r Ric' moud correspondent OF
the Nl"Naudria 'iaz"tte, among Other
i:rm-. writes the following, TO that
pfp--
aiuon. the visitor. at liz" capitol
today Was Iion james Marshali OF
'rut-. known throughout Southwest
Nir-. nj, ~ "Crc'one Jim Fe was
% mrmber oi Tie house of delegates
, wears 20 and was one OF the best
hrr- and u"s' Influential me IA
trat body. lIr was asked t'd'y by
ailo.i friend Why don't yon Trim
,,ii.r -ail- tor congress ~ and his r.
rIy VS. Fin" good p-opI" iii uy
go ntv are trimming them tor me-.
J. j. i question of time. "CYcionr
jji" .,iIl soon hr in congress and
l..u lr . t. 20 there the uews pap"r
.. rrr-pouIents can get plenty Of 'nn
co.'s. ui MN.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
81. .n...cw.. ChmrcM Tair.

The re opening 81 The far last
ui4it wa- -iguaized by MANY new At
trr.ripus and owing TO thr rare ell
cr4y on tie pnrr OF the good Indies III
cllatec. considerable Interest and life
ws,e iufn>td into the old and yonnH
alike. y tnlurr 70 give more publicity
va hr renewal of the entertainment
no doubt operated against y larger
attendance. although there was II
auodiy crowd of pleasure seekers
Anong the articles disposed OF were II
din. call. Il the bride" voted To Miss
May Is Carr. who had 35s votes, as
So. jn-t 81 votes for Miss Mamie Ma
Ion "A ri box OF liu'.n hnndlierchlef>
ant :, handsome ST of glassware were
w,u resp 'rttuIly b. Miss Annir S.lu-~
fceard Mr. lone r-fHtper Quit Il
Targr crowd rripped the hight f,ntns-
tic-io the music of the Roanoke Ma
ciiurWo rls orchestra. II wa not as
c"rtain.d how long the fair sill con-
tJnur. bat those who have not N
tru I'D should avail them elve, II the
.'arl ,St opportunity.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23

The stockholders of the Melrose
Land company held their annual
meeting yesterday morning in their
office on Campbell street, and elected
the following officers: President, r.
A. Buckner; vice president, r. b.
Moorman; secretary, James McGehce;
treasurer. J. w. Coon; general mana
ger, G. O'Leary. Directors: LII lay
tor. J. F. Christian. III. NJ. Rogers, J
b. Russell, John Chalmers, DR.. r. P.
Lake, Dr.. +. H. Wyatt and ]. H. Win
gate. The company is in very
fourishing condition and will make
other and extensive improvements in
their property.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
Ten Lives Les: il, Blizzard.
V Associated Press.

TACoMo, WASHITGToN. Jan 22.-At
least ten human beings nd Thousands
of cattle and sheep pei'shed in the
blizzard which began with the-year-
and ragged over Washington for
week. Reports from the Colville res
ervation are to the effect that cattle
are dying by hundreds from starva-
ton and thirst. and that the ground
is covered with two feet Of snow on
the level, and in some places is drifted
mountain high.
The keeper Of the stage station,
twelve miles from Alma, started to
walk to town last Thursday. and Sun
day his body WAS found on the pralsie
only mile from his home, frozen
stiff. The mail carrier at Wild Goose
creek persisted on the same day, and
eight cattiemen are known to have
lost their lives in the storm. Cattle
men estimate that they lose one.half
of their herds this season.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
Mayors Court.

only three PERSONS were heiof"
Mayor Carr yesterday morning, bat
the -um in the city treasury va ia
creased TO the amount "f $50 Follow
ing is th,. list ri rl>es disposed %! 10
his honor:
Thomas Woodward, drunk nai
down. fined So.
Edward Wilson was up on thr
charge OF drunk AMI ,lisorlerly, AMI
the mayor assessed II fine of 50
Gypsy Haywood Was before th e
mayor on the charge OF keeping n
house of i'll tame The charge W.
proven aud Gypsy had t. contribute
$50 to the funds OF the city.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
GrnIrfnI.n Riciiulnn,,.

IL is er.rtifyinS TO all of Richmond
=. ~ her yotn@ SONS attain rlninenre
aud win puhic esteem in other places.
y hat credit they win elsewhere, while
matter Of prldr 10 them and tleir
families. i also pride TO the mother
Richmond The city of Roanoke has
spok.u as a city Of its regard for til''
l.l.p II nry G,bsor It's City onncll.
)! sonic lodges, Mechanics ass"cia
tiou>an,l other bodies attended hi>
funeral, and adopted resolutions
showing their high appreci irion of
TAI, worth This is grateful 10 III"
citv OF his birth and to all who kn"W
hi,r R:riim nd State.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
Labor Troubles in r!ori.in.

Ky Associated Press
APALAcHIcoLA, Fla. january e.
The sawmils here employ colored
labor principally.Laja week the coz
ored labore"" )|hP!d meeting and
resolved f.. ave ten hours work and
more pay, and refused to take orders.
Last Monday the colored laborers
refused to so to work and the mills
shut down. The coored men not in
the strike prohibite two others from
working at the Kennedy mill. Tues
day one of them was assassinated
in his house.
The colored men WHO are at work
are alarmed, and the whites fear more
trouble, as the coiored men are all
armed. The governor has been tele-
graphed to send troups and am.
munition. and they are expected
today. The militia held a meeting
today and will patrol the town.
Otherwise all is auief.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
Will Opon Business Here.

Mes>rs j f. Mulcare, OF Rocky
Mount and E. NJ. Noel, Of ynchbar%,
have rented IL store on First avenue
and will open about February LIST. an
establishment for the manufacture OF
galvanized cornice and Will also carry
line of stoves and tinware. These
gentlemen thou youn-. are eXper-
fenced in their line of business. and
should receive the liberal support of
our people.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
A Runaway.

The horse attached to buggy be-
longing to DR.. H. A. SIMS took fright
at the Union Depot on Jefferson
street yesterday evening about 6
O'Clock, and started of at rapid rate.
In front OF Davis grocery store, about
q hundred feet from Norfolk avenue,
the vehicle collided with wagon and
the horse continued his journey alone
until stopped soon afterwards. The
boy in the buggy jumped as soon as
the horse became unmanageable and
fortunately was not hurt. In the
crowded condition Of Jefferson street
it was fortunate that the buggy stop
ped where it did.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
New industries.

Those who ought 70 know say q
plate iron mill would be 3 great add.
tion to the industrie ct the city, and
the mill lie sure to come. In this con:
nection 1t mnst not be forgotten, as
the TrMns has often said, that a broom
factory would be q substantial add:
ton also. Brown cosp will grow IN
this. locality lnxuriantly and good
broom maker would find the business
q psying oae from the ebAsts 81
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
Annrnnchin~ NuptiaIs.

Cards are our announcing the mar
riag- of Mr. Roy b smith, Roanoke
citv's CONFERENCE.-The attorney. to
Miss Florence, daughterof DR. " lillian
b. Hatcher, a prominent physician
of Lynchhurg. The ceremony WI
take place in Court Street Methodist
church. Lynrhburg, on January 9th.
The prospective groom is one of the
most popular and promising y"nns
men in this city and the bride that i
to be is one of Lynchburg's iairest
and most accomplished daughters
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
stee, Rails in Transit.

AT1NEs reporter, In passing through
the Norfolk and Western yards yes
terday, was surprised at the nunlber
Of steel rails passing through from
the Shenandoah Valley railroad for
Southern points. Without much
difficulty he counted forty CARLOADS
Of steel rails. from the works at Scran-
tom Pa. nearly all of which were
consigned TO Athens, Ga. The Sonth
is evidently building new railroads
and improving herr old ones with a
vengeance.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
Entertainment.

There was very enjoyable enter
tainmenr Tuesday niaht at the resi-
dence of Captain w. A. Ferguson 10
Salem under the auspices of.the +. L..
G. Club composed of: some of the
finest daughters of the Sister City.
Roanoke was represented by Messrs
5uaa and IEUnt
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
Married..

MIR Thomas L. Sharp and Miss Allie
S. Read were MARI ed yesterday fter
noon at the residence of the bride Oh
Second avenue, Northwest, by Rev.
V w Wheeler. of Vinton, and lett on
the 40 train over the Shenandoah
Valley road, attended by the best
wishes OF u host of friends.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
Making Railroad Companies 2s"spoI'
AihlC.

a dispatch from Richmond on the
21st inst. says: The house today
parsed Till making railroad COM
panies responsible for injuries sus-
tanned Ivy employees, whether intlict-
ed b, fellow elnploye or in conse-
uuence of the negligence or willful
wrong of another agent"
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
Norfolk and s~srsvenrn',,.

Ii lS IcdTueO tIdC tuos CoilI1S' ios
general merchandise pier, $50 feet
long by 40 feet wide, at Lambert's
Point. has been given out by the
Norfolk and Western Railroad com
pany, and that the work of piling
with creosoted piles has already been
commenced. A warehouse Will
cover the entire pier, which will be
iron clad, and will have double tracks
running its entire length. The new
coal pier at the same place is to have
iron piles. and lie, to be constructed
immediately. AS SOM as these two
piers are completed second merchan>
disc pier is to be constructed. The
coal output Of the company is now
limited only by its ability to handle
the same. The company is preparing
for the vast rush of freight which will
commence when the first of the
seven new lines are completed, which
are now being constructed i'll the
southwestern portion of this State,
several OF which will be feeders
and others will have trade connec
tions with the Norfolk and Western.
Lynchburg News.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
Zinc Orc.

Mr.. John Fl Shockey, of Copper
Hill, Floyd county, left two fine speci-
mems of zinc ore at this Office yester
day. The ore was found i'll the vicin-
ity of Copper Hi and resembles the
deposit in the Martin zinc and silver
mine OF Roanoke county very much.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
Matrimonial.

Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Belle May, of Roanoke. Va, to
Mr.. g. Hoffman. of Scotland Neck,
N. G. The marriage will take place
February 18th. at the residence OF the
brides parents.-Indey Appeal.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
Sale Of Real.Estatc.

The rea-lestate firm of B. L. Greider
s. Co, sold S28, 600 worth of real es.
tate yesterday, and they have several
large sales on hand which will be
completed this morning:
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
Land sale

The Exchange Building and
Investment company yesterday sold
a lot each to G. a. Moomaw and r.
w. Huff on Tosh street near the
Franklin road.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
WANTS

--------------------------
WANTED POSITION IN A PRl-
w vate family to teach English,
French, Music, Latin and Mathemat-
les. Southwest Virginia preferEsd-
ADDRESS M" 2O4 b. Street, Lynch
burg, WI Jan2S ~5t
DoARDERS GAN BE ACCOMMO
ID dated at Rorer Park Hotel.
Nicely furnished rooms Large
grounds. Table set with the best the
market affords MRS. CRAWFORD,
ianl6 I'm Proprirtoress.
HANDS WANTED-BY ROANukt
III manufacturing company The
Koauuke Manufacturing company
want three or four good good shop
workmen FAIR wages will be paih
tor good. worthy men. Nothing elst
need pay acc '4-''
" X /. T.. 81 ENUn AplN an
hprwri, l.. Tree Flr'l class tari'-
ui- aan h.ei ri teachers. Addrr>>
Airh a,"p '"r r'lu'H postage
I'LL. u RIoii MFG 60
77TTr9 Il Parish. \ \
[ o. E.-7RoOM HOU> E. Elm
/ street, easy terms, monthly pay
lueuts.
Three 5 room houses, Shenandoah
avenue n E., good 'operty, cheap.
Five room house, large lot. Hill
street. very cheap. easy monthly pay
ntnts.
Large s room house, High street, Oh
in>taIlutnts.
\ Al, FE ,THERSTONE& WENTZ
No. 80 Third avenue.
NOTICE. 70 GEN rLEMEN |
y have just received a lot OF patent
elastic seam drawers, the best thing
ever shown in Roanoke, for sale al
p. ADLER'S,
ianS If 1870 Salem avenue.
ne ROOM r SlnENGh FOR
Corner of Jefferson aud F I'm streets.
JAS s SIMMONS e. co.
jn7-tf
THE STRONGES FINANCIAL
| Institution III Southwest Virginia
The Roanoke Trust Loan and Safe
Deposit company. Capital and sur
plus. $lS2 QUO Pay, interes on de
posts. dec ~ u.
:,1OR >>LE-FIRE LIFE AND
: accident Insurance, the best III
the world. aud therefore the cheapest
j T. WINFIELD, agent
FOR SALE-HOUSE OFFS ROOMS.
[ on Wells street. Price, $1,000.
cash, 5000 and $35 per mouth Apply
TO j. f. WINGFlELD, insurance ami
real estate agent jan u
sIOR : LIZ NJ, E DIV ElLlN".
min, rooms, for $3.50, in month
~ pa! mrnts of $50.
L"r in Edgew"od for $500, $50 cash
and $40 per mionth.
tnu-e and lot on Eighth avenue.
80 Dn S30i cash ani IS per month.
Il IL an TON Eighth :tvenu. tor
: - b. e. -, s351 III S40 per honth
rI.l Pas ."r- ~ S!5u ~ $500
j r w NGFlELD,
Ia ,r,i'r' ana Re- ESTATE A.s"n'. l+3
ST.. Ve:,,is
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23

The best tonic to the general or
nervous system ever discovered. a.
81. U Bon!N IN
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23
Cumbcrlnmd Coal ,,Ilipment..
BY Associated Press.

II 11ecOCIuLNNI 1 ] W.
CUMBKRLAND, Md. January 2a.-
The shipments from the mines of the
Cumberland coal region for the week
ended January Is, 1890, were $3.50
tons, and for the year to date 1873, 100
tons az compared with 1890. The
shipments to the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad and local points were for the
week AZ, 1863 tons, for the year 1890.
an increase of 34.G91 tons as compared
with last year. The shipments to the
Pennsylvania railroad for the week
were i8,207 tons, for the year 5,195
tons, an increase Of 22,924 tons, COM
pared with last year.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-23

Mr.. Charles A. Woolsord, the popu-
lar contractor, writes from Pueblo,
Colorado, to friend in this city that
he will be here in u few days. He does
not mention any one elses but his
friend is. sure that Hrsy ny ford WaH
aSs,osspany hifa on his returR hume