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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

49, ~ =. - Ss~s~ =
: NJ. =. h. J6ehsos, Of IL Jaeksoa y
Sharp Compaays sgass come rsntaieeooes!
Of bis sxpssisnes Nhen 9uDdty school
eupsrinteh6eut, Ths conduot Of some
boys Was n auualne narration.
Rresiding Elder Murray ~ forth with
great appreciation and much emphasis
the generous assistance 0racs bad rem
dered 70 other churehsA During seven
years be had personally never known
Grace Church 70 fail 70 generously con
tribute whore his WORE needed such ~
distance.
The meeting tonight will be devoted
TO the womsn's WORK IN 0race Church.
Mira George w. Sparks wiif preside and
paper will be read BY MrS. Henry r.
Pickles. Ths meeting will conclude 10
social reunion and reception in the chapel
Of the church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

HELENA, Mont jar. 20.-1 he Supreme
G ourt Of MontanA ycsterdsy granted
. pcremptoSy writ ordering the
State Auditor to allow Thomp-
son, Republican member OF the Legis-
lsture, his bill for mileage and per diem.
The Court goes in.o the question OF ccr-
State Canvasing Board are only prIma
facie evldsnce Of membership in tho Leg
islaturc. This decision makes the Re-
publican body tho legal iegIslstnre.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

NxW YonK, Jan. 90.-John Vatocsl, a
madmau, threw bis flve-year-old boy out
of the ilith story Of . tenement house In
thla city yesterday. The child was fatally
injured. The maniac had been out OF
work for some time, and had also been
suffering from the grip
Leo Mines, . well-known cattle buyer
Of Tacomah. Neb., became insane In
Sioux City, Iowa, on Monday, and killed
Leapder Scott, a young man employed at
the stock yard.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

eHAMoKrN, Pa. Jan. GA gang Of
Italian, Polish and Hungarian laborers,
employed 10 track laying on the eha.
mokin, Sunbury and Lewisbufg Rail-
road, near Shamohiu. yestsrday set three
blasts, two Of which went OF. Not
knowing Of tho failure OF the third, the
men returned 70 work, when the third
blast exploded with fearful effect. Three
men were killed and fifteen injured, four
Of them-perhaps fve-mortaliy. Three
men were reported missiug.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

The annual meeting OF The Builders'
Exchange wAs held yestsrday afternoon.
Seven dftpctors were eieatcd to serve for
a. os..S:, sSH:s'ng :s''s 'iSsTs S., fs:.p. s.
SraSS, Jc.:ps % r. B. D. sssa.. s johs c' q. Bri. 4.
con. Richard Kelley aud william II.
fouik. They will meet Tor organisation
on Monday next ct 10 o'clock. Prssident
William n. Eouik had read hia annual
report.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29
CRANOR 4 q

Have reduced theig CQX
y follows
SO 90 SEM Cloth Cd61o
duccd to tl6 -.
$25 90 Seal Cloth Coo1
duoed 70 tiS 90. Il
ta8 90 Seal Cloth Co y ~
duced 70 sac 90.
$50 90 Seal Cloth Cost
duced 10 $a6 oc.
$I3 90 Seal Cloth WEn0n|
reduced 70 $40 90.
$40 90 Reaves Newmaflk6 ~
reduced to s. 90. |ls
tI3 90 Beaver NeWmArkelo \
reduced to 80 90. N
s. 90 Striped NewmaSkel1
reduced to a 50.
$IO 90 Beaver Jacksts, voGe
front, reduced to $500.
IS 90 three quarter Beavee|
Coats reduced to s. 90.
Children,s Goats from 81 o.
to 81 so; all sizes.
Children's Coats from 48 ~
to $6 50; all sizes
Children's Coats( Drown and
green stripe) from IS 90
to 81 90; all sizes.
Children's Coats (broWn
stzips) )irom - 90 70 s. ~
Children's Plaid Goats frsun
i 81 10 to 81 So; sll sizeSs
! We are closing out oar
Coats at a rapid rate and
those in want will do well "
call at once.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29
Cured by outicura

lf I had known OF the CUricuRA REM
kpIks twenty-eight years ago II would have
saved me ~, o., t.wc, hundfed DO HARD and
lp.criasisl commenced on my lead IL spot
not larger than, . cent II spread rapidly
The scales would drop on Of me ali the timc. ac
aud my sunsring vas en- dless and with Cut re-
me to have this disease over again. / Am :
poor mau. hut feel rich 70 be relieved OF
some rinswcrm. psoriasis etc. ioot
..........;and;.. ,ssr, sparillas oyer one
year and = half but no cure, / went
10 two 81 three doctors and no cure. cannot
praise the CuTiCUnA RkNkDIEs 100 mucn.
they hay made ny skin as clear and Tree
Here three boxes OF CuTIe uHA, and three bot
t.es q CuIIounA kEsoLyENr. and two
here aud said you would have cdredme for 100
iias the p,csusc n your book q p;orIssis ipIc.
b, bit now Ian as clear 4 IS any persol ever was.
my arms and legs 70 scratch once In 4 while.
but 20 NO .purposc. IN all well. Iscratciod
twenty eight years, and II got te be kind of
.econ nature 10 me. thank you thousand
DENHIs DOWNING. Waterbury, VI.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29
NorIcE.

NOTICE
To the members Of the Farmers Mutual
tire 1nsurAnce Company Of Mil Greek Hum
thousand dollars OF the taxable basis Is lev.
led by the executive committees to meet . loss
By Arc and the expense of the re-survey.
Collectors, Brandywina Hundred, WIN. 4.
Tsliey;- Chrlstisna Hundred. Howard y.
Ii,nn George "; Ely; e. NH Creek va,n HSad,ed 1
Greek Hundred. Charles Cannon. Each
member Of the company may have their per
cent. for collecting deducted by paying his
or her tag within Thirty days after Jan. 18th
1s90. Il. il. j. BALDWIN,, becy.
l.25-3tw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

Tie Farmers' Mutu,l Fire Insurance.
Company 0f Mil Creek hundred, have
made another assessment Of $3.50 on the
thousand dollAsl TO meet tho Insurance
Of y. 600 on the barn ana contents Of
Lawvsuce Hobson, Whloh we're destreyed
by nPs few dAys ego. Thts y Tie eeeead
aAeeas0eut that has been mails the pre-.
cnt rnouth. For paftleulars - A4vse.
tiee2ent 10 anotAer column.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

MPLEs. blaclrheads. chapped and
oily skin prevented by CuTIouRA
MEDIcATED SOAR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

ws.s oencs e sl,s krrusIlcAs.
49, N0f v1neEulAs JAa. ~
.:9teee ~ sl4.e ~ ueashee hAe
seoee VAN. ekoolo ~ prepeut
1pssssnse prevail. ! ~ our crop Tor
sas ~ ''As's v'a e0a - 'as'n-
- 2 sascea q Hintoa Z hdsy. n .
sreMlea quarrel, vssneh kswfofd. :
wounded Henry Coz, Z psist1 Ore ball
vlerced ~ blcsps ef the leisy yrm and
ennsess inabedeed itseli . ths 3 lang.
i Y thought by The physieisn t6t Cox
VII ~.
Wnllam Martin, WIN brufal1yyD blot
aed etllsd his good and faithtsI wife
shout 80 ysar ago, hes bssa arrested II
vir9intA and now liss In Jail awaiting
sssaL He claima he VS. csazed by
~gsss, ,'asSs = the 'ims Of ecm'niss'Ds ths
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

Dtrgnins Dnsaa alnsl
Ihe best Va. Teae u ~ ettv.
Ihe beet 60c. Tsas IL the en-.
yne beet 6Oc. Teas ii tho ejiTs
lee beet bOc. Iens 10 ~ 0ity.
1he eost boc. Tsao Il ~ ejtx.
Speciality IN Lea'a neoe Ylo9r.
Specially n Lsass Cli1tuu Blour,
epeeialey h Lea's routaEst Ylour.
9pecialty n Less kirhvood FIous.
greamcry Butter (psint1 M III
ONe0egy Bnttsr (psintl 9Sc. lbs
v!esmsry Batter (psiet) 2Ss, N
Light euGar, 6e. peS II.
Light Sugar, e. pes ID.
Llght sugar, 6c. pev ID. W.
Nght Sugar bc. per u.
Big Bottle ~. vaatlla, 1ou.
Aig Dot 10 Ex. Vaatlla, 1Oc.
~ Bottle Ex. Laneu, ~.
9ig Bottle ~. Lsao1. Zoe.
J qt Golden Dfips, 100.
at. Golden Iirips. 100.
! Qt. Golden Drips, 1Oc.
at. 0olden Drips. 1Oe.
! gal. Dwest Cider, 2Oc. (Best.)
] gal. 9Wess Cider, zoe, (Best.)
a.. New OsieAna (mol. l6c.
! at. New Orleans (mo!. 15c,
! Bottle Auatar6 (Lsrke), Sc.
! Bossls Mustard (LArge(, %.
Ia ksaR feachess $50.
. Ihs. FSnnellas, see
Z ~ oss1lses t1nune, A.. y
2 lea Dvep. Rsam. ~.
9 ~. Preserved Hsars, ~.
lha Erteetysd Paaehss, 9Sc.
! M fF6eerssd Uu0s, 16s.
Z lbA PpaorVsd I'm, -.
= ibs. lsssssvsd atFawsesstee. ~.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

Cold winter 10 very nsaS 70 US. PHI up
your coal bins. with the hest Of coal,
which can bs had from GEo w. BUSH q
eoNs, French strcet WarE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

Dr. sinsms' White Pulsnonic Isalsam.
The iinest and lnost perfect production
oi medical science ever offered the afIlIc.
led for Lung and Throat diseases, blood
splitting, &c. II will positively prevent
tho inrosds Of consumption aud preserve
your systsm against its destroying pow
er. Always reliable for coughs, hosrso.
ncss, loss OF voice, sore throat, sc.
Regular Druggiats sell 1t. Deyos, VIII
mingtoD, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

81: .: x: q: 4! Z: !: !:
a. !! i; i!
a Ios--G Gspl1ee1s q iNi an
tkss = setarasd = : eeHsqNsnts - yes
J " ~ svsssl.on ~ sess.y i Ioo.s1
~ n ~ = loHeok and oGS ~ ~ eeuta
4egu y ~ ~ aeednsof fss se-aseeuoiaa
'Jeoa e1nee Without ~ 4. Bat tkia
<S.9ellc4 nleAe = uuaf y oasy3e1 : litsie
4.1k 1l1e ooWlng sumner John Smith
~! 4eyn - Nv ~ taxss Qr hle party
~ Aee - ~ y ~ hin, An1 hs viii
eoee y Nevsnter - Jotn oaith. Whea
Ineee d9e ee4ee sext year the
1e2s 90 lcot ~ county eet q
l:s9 80 !eeesls ios h!mself 81 ehsns!ua
>so4A9 ~ county out Of his tax evert
inR oalsa's name 0n ihe a41o1sfnes, {,
ejthef = J)hn Saith o. John a. emjl&.
but Dc bos forRst that evpry yoar ~
assrssne 80 hl3 10 oon1a III ehanaine
the nA9o herk an1 forth y ojrcaas
etane9 reauln. Thh h plein, ielt sotP
Now tkea, u oas nans v worked ~
that veN 1,1oo namse GO ~ NoskeA u
tAeeeme wey, and that u atout Ne
ne0tog thoS th9 pn1r d Ocuusys 49,
sose hovs etsBoea h ~ osst aSl eseq1d
oIetxlg96 toessSy 3oetlng ~ ccuuty out
" q, ~ 1Ax9s thlat CuGhe % " cdl-
tleeo4 9aatl1D vloQ y ~ t1eMoelvee ~
sehteG ~ qhaugos Or 60ures ~ etHeg
- 0ellocrntle p1ll taHnb1os, w.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

4 writer tu the epoch ssys. "A good
laany psopls don't know how 70 taks
cAre of canary birds. and ]. therefore,
give them the following advice, which !
got from = bird fancicr; sNevsr give
your bird sugar. or ngs, or rAisius. OF
anything sweet, except small pisee Of
sweet apple (pseled) twice wssk. Put
the apple 10 The csss IN tbs morning aud
take u out at night. Tue bird shouid
have Ill tAs rapo and canary sod u
v.nts, and Rravol should be Kept a. the
bottom Of the cage. Avoid fesdiug II on
celsry. Twice . weok iced II on one
third OF , boiled egg, using both The
white aud yellow Of The Gag. Crate up
the cxR; that Is better than putting It ID
whole. Give II the egg the day beiors II
gets tho apple, and n large piece OF the
iormor ~ OF the latter. Let IL have .
bath every day: using water with the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

PROGRESS.

We endeavor to always
keep abreast Of the times,
aud to that end have made
a'radical change ia our sys.E
tenn OF milling from which
we are producing better
Hour than we have ever
made. and which We bn
hesitatingly claim leads tn
market.
The requisite qualities u
flour required to make good
bread are color and strength
aud by using our improved
process hours you will iinds
that We have attained
both Of these qualities to
their highest degree.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

For cIgars of Ill, grades. PROS and
quslity, eoasult Darstetp. No. East
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29
EXECUTORS SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Of Z. 8. klair, late OF Kenuett Township,
Chester County, deceased.
VIII be sold 81 public sale on the premises,
situate . miles south OF kennett Square, Pa,
y west OF Marshall's Paper Aiils. on
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
February 18th and 18th, 1900,
the following described personal ~
property. 70 4; e
HK1R work horse, 10 dairy cows, nost
ANo Of them in profit, others sprinx.
!" ing. bull, Two years old,
en- Ire outnt OF farm implements oflargc
iarm, hay, straw, corn iocder, wheat IN
Aud household mrniture. For Isrticulars.
sec hand bills. Farm implements aud stock
wednesday. Sale 70 begin at i1.8 y n.
each day. Condition. at sale.
EAEilNE KLAIR,
e. r. GktEN. Executors.
J. q. kobiasons aecI. l-1o-1.w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

It now ieaks out that there Il sno{hsr
screw loose 10 Howard. Whflo The
ianitors Of other schools receive ~ .rior
taking care Of six rooms, with heAneP
alone TO care for, Howard's janttor -
csives only $40, and in addition 10 ~
heater. shs has four stovae 70 attend and
twelve rooms TO keep clean. Surely juee
iicc muss be aslecp or the School Board
must al be siuners, or II must be sin 70
DO black.
Whi,echspel was again the scsps Of I
very dlsgracefnl row lnst evening. After
everybody had gone 70 bad the 9Ainblsts
assembled at the black detect ve's and
RATED noIss that was heard all over The
chapel. Tho residents all unite In Gayiug
that they would hsve rather furnished
the amount In diapute. IS cants, thAn to
hAvs been aroneed q 2 o'clock in the
suppose be will get Oh Scot tree.
daughter OF Mfs. AmanlS Sterling, one
OF Hovsri's brightest and beat pupils, Il
recuperatipg; she, too, Il ono that tosti.
dss to the power Of our A. A. Evapgel.
ht, Fess Allon. IN oonveFsatiop with her
W. learned THE, that after hc had prayed
with her she commenced growing batter.
She could not walk ave weeks ago, but
now she IL not only ablc to walk but can
help her mother attend TO her domestic
duttee.
Editor Brinkley sf the Twilight "a now
called TIE champion NJ the school cause.
Tie Ia 10 be coinplimented for ths hold
.tand he 10 taking In deieuse Of our chill
drsn's school rights.
Nj. IsrAcl JsiIers, one Of our leading
businees men. msnffcsts vory much In
tssest in tho school einbroalio. and dis
cusses tho question very iuteIligantly and
with much Interest. Hat for his iusinu.
ating remarks be would be Q gentleman
second to none In my estimatioa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

Body covered with scales. Itclli,ig terrible
suffering ens1less. No relief. Doctors
and Medicine fail. Speedily cured W
Cuticurn vt cost oS %.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

Great Reduction IN wiater underwear
q I. 4. ehanaop. slS West eeoont
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

. play full Of nrs incidsns and ore that
intsrssts every fireman ln the city. will
b. put ON the Opera Houss stsgs on
Thursdsy evsatnR, end continue Friday
and Saturday aitsrnoon and evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

-Four Of the locaed-out moulders Of
the Aalleable Iron Works named Brc.
ply, Btiis, Lawson and Durk approached
the non union men - they were leaving
the works. Pclice Oflleers Updykc and
Burlsigh were summoned and escorted
the men TO the Clayton House and
Browns hotel where they are boarding.
Il u . pity tic difficulty between tho
men and their employer canuos be
smicAblg settled. The frm have rights
O. we'll ~ tho men. Lst them be ID.
justed BY arbitration.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

The enchanting and interesting spectscu-
lar play. was repeated again last evening
70 full house. The company and scenic
eifscts are above the average nut on our
stage. II you wish 70 be amused 70 and
Gee the show this evepipG.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29
sas,sasd with the Treaty.

OTTAWA, ont. Jan. 2s.--sir John
Thomp psoD, the Minister Of Justice, was
seen to-day 10 reference to the new sx-
tradition treaty between Great Britain
and the United States. The members Of
The Governmsnt, Including hlmsell
thought It . satisfactory solution Of .
long vsxsd problem and one that would
probsbly be accepted end endorsed BY
the eeuAte, iu syinpnthy - Il was with
the HepubiiOau Administration.
The treaty, ~ drawn up BY Secretary
Blaine and Dir Julian Pauncef0te, 1t IL
thought, did not differ materially from
that negotiated by Secretary Bayard, ex-
espt that clausss relating TO what wsre
called political offences were eliminated.
The treaty, however, added large num-
ber Of Grimes TO those included In the
Treaty Of 1842
30 lar q the Dominion Government
was concerned no ditnculty was aptiCi-
pased in accepting the treaty. They
we're satisfied with II, though it did not
70 20 far as they would have liked on
ons Or two points, and would willingly
aequiesco In IL adoption.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

Inc 6o4tQ OF water Com mieBiOnef1
met In regular session last eve ming. In
the absence Of Secretary 0rohe, who 10
III, Chief EnHtnolr Bond acted IS sscre-
tary. The ween3y pay-Ioll. amounting
TO eS5o. 20, aud Ne monthly payroll Of
s224. 0z were approved aud ordered paid.
An order for $5,i1D Was drawn In favor
Of the may OF and Council to pay intsrcst
on loans Nos. ID II and q. The bal.
ancs In bank Vi reported - S4l, ,076. ~.
divided, currep expenses, aaO,siSs37;
special, vi, ,o29H.
Il. r. JanyssH Of this city, went to
Bridgeton. N. on Tuesday afternoon,
10 atieud tbs fuhtral oI his mother-in.
law, Anna ewlUd who was In the esd
year OF hcr ags.
All-wool panls INT I'd your measure
$500. eulis NsoO. liverpool aud
London Merchsk Tailor 521 n rkek
The beat relied for cough and hoarse-
/ meas 10 McInall's tyrup d Tar, 36 cents.
Danfcrth, druggit, Second and Market.
ss
for u cabinet pRtoxrapls and one 1880
crayer portssh " CuMninss' gallsry.
so2 Market stses( y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

amen Baby was SICK.
We gfvs her castoriA
When she was Child,
She crisd for castoria-
When she became Miss,
She cluns to castOriA.
When she had chIldrsu.
she save them caasoria.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

The Ha1lcy-G Gilmore fight which was
booked to take pl&ce tonight, at q well.
known pnGilistac resort ii Buffalo, New
York, Is od. sGiinore telegraphed from
Chic ARo yesterday morning, stating that
be Is too sick to tight. The fight was
thereupon postponed unit February -,
aMd 10 the mfautims H4nley's hackers
will secure smother good u ht-welx ht TO
inset Hanley. Hahley formerly resided
II this u and . well and favorably
Known umoAg tho sporting fraternity.
He formerly Kept place known ~ tho
"Hot Potnto1 Il thc corner OF Front aud
Walnut stEeeka.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

PETsRsBuRa, Va, Jan. 2s.-Dr. W. A.
Taylor, formerly OF Philadelphia, who
was eouvicted in the Corporation Court
Of Petersburg yesterday, Of malpractice
on Mrs.. Bsttie O'Neil, of thIs city, and
whose punishment wss dxed at three
ysass 10 the STATE Penttentlary, was
arraigued ior trial this morning on an
Indictment changing him with the muir
der Of Mrs. Bettis 0'Nsil BY . criminal
operation.
Taylor cans iato the court room look
Ing pale and haggard. He WAS Aecom-
pasis1 " his vile. who sat By his side
WeepinG. Alter the prlsopeT had beeu
arrligued snd The indictment road 70
him, his counsel, judge X n. Jones,
stated 10 ~ ooust that by agreemsnt oi
his client, himself and the Common
wealth Attorney, the prisoner would
eatsr plea Of guilty Of voluntary man
slAuahter.
The jury uas thea emf psnnelsd and the
case given TO them without examination
of Witaeseas q afRumsnt Of council. Tn
Jury Ssserned vsr1sst oi guilty Of vol.
uaiAsy naaslsushtss, and nxed thu
prieo0ss's punishmsnt u one year In tn
psnlssntiaFy
Taylor viii ts taksu to the psaitentiasy
In few days to ssrvs out his Two san
teuooo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-29

IRON NfitASlN 70 inilaAnatIoh, and
from inqemmAe2h 10 ehroHic cstarrh 10
the rsuse, hus On 6spl's Catsrrh Cure
is sale nsd edectuai cure lor disease OF
~ nasal paseaeees II costs pnly 25 cents.
Sold by 81 draHsists.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-05-08
SALEM'S STORY.
WHAT THE PEOPLE OF OUR
NElGHBOR ARE DOING.
THE DIRECTORS VISIT THE GOWN
New buildings Going Up-The Final
Examinations of Roanoke College.
"A Big Class RoanOkers ia Salem
Ycsterday-Other Interesting News.
TIMES BUREAU, HOTEL LUcERNE, |

OhbrM, IA, uAoJ ., iOOV' J
AT twenty minutes past one o'clock
this afternoon there arrived in Salem
Il special train bearing large number
of northern capitalists, who were yes
terday in Roanoke city. They were
met at the depot by u number OF
handsome carriages and driven over
the city by some OF our most promi-
nent citizens during the short time
they had to remain with us.
Mr.. Clarence NJ. Clark, of Philadel
phia, who WAS one of the party, and
who is largely interested in certain
Salem enterprises, did not leave with
his associates, but will possibly spend
several days ut this place.
Jas. Montgomery, esq, OF Philadel
phia, who shas been at the Hotel Lu-
cerne for some days with his wife anH
son, has already let contracts for the
construction of several buildings, and
proposes to erect still others. His
soIl, Mr. VIM. NJ. Montgomery, expects
to practice his professionalism of law
at this place.
On the day after tomorrow the final
examination of the senior class of
Roanoke college will terminate, and
on Saturday distinctions will be an
nounce and subjects assigned for the
graduating speeches. The class mum
beers twenty lnen, and is, | believe, the
largest thar the college has ever grad
uated.
r. McClelland, esq, of the Roanoke
firm of McClelland, CARRIER, & Co, is
in the city today, as is also Mr.. j.
Fleming Christian, of Roanoke.
Mrs. w. w. McClung, who was visit
ing in Salem, has returned to her
home.
The Chapman cottage rooms and
club house in the rear of the Hotel
Lucerne are being rapidly pushed on
to completion.
Rev. Perry r. Nugent is confined to
his bed by illness.
William H. Terry, esq, of Norfolk,
is in town
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-05-08
THE BON TON WEST END.
RoanOke's Residential Section Cons
in. 60 tlie Front.

The West End is improving rapidly.
1t has the right men behind it, Meu
of push and business activity who
are sweeping everything stupid and
old foggyish out of their path, and
have built up and beautitied that
section of our city till what was once
arid dissolution upon which prairie
dog would starve to death, is now
the most favored portion, and one
that is being much sought for as a
place of residence.
The view to be obtained from this
propcrtyis excellent. Surrounded on
all sides by the Blue Ridge and
Allegheny chains of mountain, in
sight of the celebrated Peaks Of Otter,
and our own peaks, Viewers and
Stuart's Knobs, only Il short distance
from Roanoke river, The cystral stream
that tumbles and foams as it flows on
to the sea, and over it all skies as
bright and climate as beautiful as
ever blessed prilneyal paradise.
What more cali be asked? Surely
no more desirable place could be Sc
cured.
The land is high and rolls gently
down to the river which runs through
the property. The Roanoke street
railway company have extended their
line through the entire length of the
section, almost to the new furnace,
which brings it into close connection
with the business portion of the city
and gives it greater advantage now
than formerly. This is especially
convenient for the business man,
as he is thereby enabled to
reach his place of business early in
the morning, and at the same time
enjoy all the comforts of a suburban
home. This is to be the bon-ton sec
ton of the city and many beautiful
residences are going up. Among
those already completed are Messrs.
X. Fl. Woodrum's, James S Simmons,
and Il. Il. Fishburne's, all of which
have nicely laid off grounds.
Messrs. James S. Simmons u Co.,
have large lot of this property now
on hand for SALE The lots in the sec
ton are going rapidly and are very
valuable. Messrs. Simmons s. Co.,
have been closely identified with the
West End and will give good bar
gains.