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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15

UNIVERSAL WORKSHOP, lis.
~ Commerce street. We mako to
order rubber stamps, stencils, corporate
keys of all kinds. key tags. name plates.
badges, branding boards, burning
brands. baggage checks, stamping tools,
etc. We repair sewing machines,
watches, clocks, music boxes, writing
desks, fans, lawn mowers, typcwriters,
canes, scissors, table cutlery, toys of ali
kinds, glassware, earthenware, trunks.
valiscs, and everything generally. If
you have anything broken do not throw
it away before consulting as; if we can
not mend IL we will tell you whc1e you
can have it done. We will fiji your
house with electric bells, burglar alarms
annuEciators, gas lighters. door openers,
etc. Special attention given to fitting
hotels with electric call-bclls, and Pat
rick IL Carter return call and fire alarm
system combined. SHARP * ADDICKS,
ll5 Commerce street sepa7-Im
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PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.

NFw YQRk, Oct. l4.-[Spe ,ial] South
ern flour dull, steady. Wheat dull, I'M
settled, closing weak: No. :, red, l05 "a
@105M. Options advanced early, M@%
on large decrease in amount ON pas
sage; reacted %@l on reports from
London of disturbed financial situation,
closing heavy; No. red, Oct 1853 !;
Nov. 1o6}4; Dec. 1917. Corn quiet, un-
changed; No 56@56A; options, Oct.
So, Nov. 56}z. Oats fairly active, flrmer;
options firmer, more active; Oct. Az,
Nov. 45as, May 4S%. Hops fairly active,
strong. Coffee quiet steady; options
closed steady, quiet; Oct. SIS. 100 .15:
May $15.00@l5,95.
Sugar, raw, quiet, firm; refined, quiet
steady. Molasses, New Orleans, quiet
steady. Rice, fair demand, steady. Pc
troleum, steady, quiet; refined, $3.50.
Cotton seed oil, strong; crude, 27@as,
yellow, 32L@33. ROsin, dull, steady.
Turpentine; quiet, firm, 4OA@4II.
Wool, fairly active, firm. Pork, firm,
quiet Beef, steady, dull; extra mess
$3.50, ticrced beef, tirmer; city extra In
dia mess, 14@15. Cut meats, quiet,
weak; middles, steady, dull. Lard,
weak, dull; western steam, $40, city
sos, November, CAB asked; December,
6.25 bid. Frcights to Liverpool, steady:
cotton, Is. 3d.. grain. free.
CHICAGO, Oct 14.--,Spccial Wheat
Market quito active and volume bust
ness transacted quite large, though at
times quiet feeling existed. Market
strong and prices averaged higher.
Outside orders seemed to he more nu-
merous, and it was thought Northwest
did considerable buying. 1t was the
impression that St. Louis was short on
the market hero, and there was some
covering from that source. Market was
u to higher all day. Corn, trade only
of moderate volume, with changes con-
iided within 3s@ls range.
Oats. active, stronger and decidedly
higher. There was an urgent demand
for shorts, and good many outside or
dcrs were also on the market to buy.
Mess pork, trading only fair; opening
sales were at 7G17I3 advance, but grad
ually rcccdcd 100 10, and closed quiet
at medium figures. Lard, little inter
est was manifested; market closed
easier. Short rib sides, fair trade, but
very weak and narrow fluctuations.
VI
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TRUSTEES SALE.


By virtue OF deed OF trust executed
TO me as trustee by IL. Hasman ana 1:
oachs, oateu May To- iSno. ana OF
record IN inc clerk once OF tho rus
ting Court,for the city oil Roanoke, Va,
deed book 30, page Isl, to secure to O.:
=. uawiey the payment Oh inc sum or
So'o.oo' payable III monthly install,
mehts Oh N'o.oo eacn' rs cF'ucncea
ny thirteen ne%otiaoie hotcs OF
S'o'oo csch, anu one being the last
one, OIL T.'.oo anu whereas ue
ia"lt having been MADE IN pay meht OF
t"o Oh inc above mentioned notes, anu
AT INC request OIL inc ne'enoiafy .here-
IN inc unuersisheu, AS trustee,
VIII sen ~ 'iic hlshNsV olouer: a1
puo,ic auction IN .ront oi ,Ne premises
on on, MohuAy' Inc sra eay O. Novemoer,
lS'o,ae i: m al o, NOS i.se ce..ain lots
q! p''rcI.S ol t"llu ~ IN; a..' oN!"s IN Inc
CITY oi i'oanThc' W. p?Vh''s0 ana "e-
So, ,,., - 'oil~"s' TO WIZ
nndon '"a anS ~ iu une ou'nras: corner OIL
.o'non a ,; irs' s.ire'S' .hsNce III an
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Is THERE anything you
wish to buy or sell?
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Do you want board?
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If you want anything or
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Situations Wanted and
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DoANOKE DEVELOPMENT COM
HI pANI. Roanoke Va. Oct. If, 1890.
y general meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Roanoke Development
company will he held i'll the city OF
Roanoke. Va. at the Office of the Roam
oke Trust, Loan and Safe deposit com
pany. on Saturday, Nov. -, 1890, at II
o'clock IN. by order of
4. c. DENNISTON, Pres.
w. S. McCLANAlIAN, Sce'y.
octl5-1m.
TIIERE will be called meeting of
4 the Junior Hose Co. No. 200.
Wednesday evening, October IA, at 8
p. m. All members are urged to be
present rs business of Importance will
come UP before the Company.
JAMES McNALLS,
President
J. E. ROCKER, Secretary
Oct l5th-1t.
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THE INVESTMENTS

are to be judiciously made by Commit
tee of the officers selected for that pur-
pose. thus securing to each stockholder
the benefits of their combined Judgment
and discretion.
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You are in n Bad Fix.

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Ask the news stands and newsboys how
the people like THE TIMES in its new
form. Three times as many visitors read
THE TIMES as read any other paper.
That's point for real estate advertisers.
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ODern IyOuee.

On Friday, the 18th instant, Manager
Becxner will furnish his patrons two
hours of fun at the expense of Charles
Murphy and Billy Clayton. Each think
ing he is the best man, they propose to
give soft glove contest for the amuse-
uncnt of their many friends, at the opera
house. If you want to see fun, see them
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Mrs. E. B. JONES

wiz remove October l to 154 Salcm
avenue, next to I,lount-s Diamond
Front. She will then carry fine Sine
of millinery goods, notions, etc, which
She Will be glad to have the people OF
Roanoke and vicinity call and examine.
scpaG-lm
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
The Times Telegraphic and
Local Market Reports.

New YORK, Oct. 14.-LSpeciall-.E
change active, weak, at 4s2@4S7.
Money easy, 4@5H, last loan at 4.
Sub-treasury balanccs-Gold, $146,000,
600; currency, $6,O44,000. Government
bonds dull, steady, s.l23ss, AIS, 10414.
State bonds entirely neglected.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15

We place on sale the first installment
OF new fall stock of extra, well-made,
fashionable, business and dress suits for
men. Capital and labor combined en-
ables us To name prices for thoroughly
good clothes that you will find it impos-
sible to duplicate anywhere else. Wo
nave the stock that meets the expecta-
tion and gratifies the taste. You want
the best. This is your chance. We are
able to sell cheap, and we do. We
name the following special prices for
this week.
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s. O.

A handsome variety of new, bright,
fashionable all-wool suits; handsome
black cheviots; tasteful checks and
plaids in cashmere and worsteds.
Twenty-Five different patterns to select
from; quality equal to any SIS suit sold
elsewhere.
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Special treatment to Ladies. Board
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The investing Committee will give
their personal inspection and Judgment
to all investments, both as to their
locality and their nature, in all of which
they will have a common pccuniary in
terest with all other stockholders. With
the aggregated capital of the Company
large and varied investments will be
made that are denied to the smaller
means of the individual Every think
ing man can see that no plan can offer
more advantages to invest carefully and
wisely than that of this company.
Real estate will be bought and sold;
investments in stocks and securities
will he made, as stated, wherever the
best may be found, combining the scope
of the company to no one locality. Rich
returns have been had from similar Or
CARNATIONS whose operations have been
almost, if not entirely, confined to Roa-
nokc and vicinity alone.
Subscription books now open at COM
pany's Office. Exchange Building. Ron
noke, Va. For particulars apply to
D. c. GALLAHER,
Sec'y and Treas.
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ST. go

AT this price we offer nearly 400
single and douhle-breas sack and
cutaway suits. New goods, neat, dark
patterns, fashionable and we'll made, or
the quality usually sold at $40 and sie-
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NOTE.

This company is formed to meet a
growing necessity. The phenomenal
development in Virginia presents un-
rivaled opportunities for safe invest
ment and large and quick returns. Cap
ital can nowhere earn s;rcr or more spec
dy profits than here, whether in town
property. mineral lands. stocks or Sc
curitics. Large fortunes have been lc-
ultimately and quickly acquired by in
vcstmcnts, both by individual effort and
especially by combined capital. 10
those who have the time and means to
come and sec and invest for themselves.
no field offers richer returns. But the
visitor is embarrassed by the very null
titudc of opportunities offered him on
every side i'll the many localities, and
can, with difficulty, determine where it
is best for him to place his money.
Again: Even those upon the grounds
are often compelled to let slip rare OPP
portunitics daily presenting themselves,
simply because of lack of sufficient in
dividual means. 1t is frankly believed
that this Company meets both of these
cmba rraSSments
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COUNSEL: ROY Il. SMITH,
Commonwealth Attorney, Roanoke, Va.
THE PLAN OF THE COM.
PAM.

This Company is chartered under the
laws of Virginia. and it's object is to in
vest combined capital in Southwest Vir-
ginia, in the Shenandoah Valley, and
other rapidly-developing sections of the
State, embracing the growing towns of
Roanoke, Radford, Salem, Danville,
l.ynchburg, buchanan, Bedford City,
Buena Vista, Glasgow, Wayncsboro,
Basic City, AND SUCH DISTRICTS
AS AFFORD OPPORTUNITIES FOR
SAFE INVESTMENTS AND QUICK
RETURNS i'll town property. mineral
lands, stocks, bonds, and other securi-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15
Virginia Green Building Stone.

This rare and valuable building stone
is located immediately on the Norfolk
and Western railroad within one mile
OF Prospect depot, in the county OF Prince
Edward and State of Virginia.
1t has been used in the neighborhood
in which it is found for the past fifty
years for building purposes, tombstoncs.
1t stands tho test of time, looking as
fresh, and lines as sharp and we'll de-
fined as when first put up.
The color is beautiful green and in
certain lights has the appearance of
FURNISHED silver, or of being studded
with diamonds, making very attract
i've building. This is so rare as to make
it highly valuable, and will be much
sought after by those who wish to put
up handsome building for trimmings,
mantels, inlaid work, &c. The proX-
unity to the railroad makes the cost of
transportation very low, costing to this
place seven cents per hundred pounds,
thereby placing it on the market in fair
competition with other and cheaper
grades of stone. 1t being soft. when first
quarricd, makes it easily worked, which
cheapcns it as compared to other stones.
When exposed, it hardcns quickly, and
will stand the pressure of any required
weight without crushing or Taking off.
The tract of land on which this stone
is found contains two hundred and
ninety (290) acres, and is beautiful
town site. Lots enough can be sold at
low prices, and on easy terms, to pay
for the property, and leave the quarries
and sufficient land in the hands of the
purchaser. In this event, and under
good management, we believe the pur-
chaser will Of he desires it) have every
dollar he has paid i'll paid back to him,
and be absolute owner of Il valuable
quarry" simply for the outlay Of the
money for short period.
1t is further believed that it will be
adopted as the building stone of the
country in the erection of all handsome
buildings, trimmings. &c. 1t will he
almost a monopoly, as it is the only
stone Of its kind in tho South.
We have secured the whole boundary
1t is more valuable than marble, yet
much cheaper. 1t quarrics and saws
much easier than most stones.
Two experts, whom every one has con-
fidencc in, Mr.. {. G. Wentworth and Mr.
u. Il. Henderson, have made thorough
test of it, and do not hesitate to state
lit is of the highest value" The latter
of these two gentlemen, who is assist
ant superintendent of the Roanoke Ma
chine Works, has given his certificate
that 1T Will stand pressure OF $4,000
pounds to n square inch. This is fully
equal to granite.
The following are the certificates of
experts who have examined, worked
and tested the stono. To-wit:
CERTIFICATE OF NJ. V. CORSE,
Roanoke City.
REPORT of analysis Of Ripidolitc. sample
furnished by Mr.. j. w. Neal, Roam
Okp Virrinia ,July r. 1870
Neurological name, Ripidolitc.
Composition:
Silica.
Alumina.
Magnesia.
Oxide of Iron.
Water.
Chromium Grace only.
NJ. Is. CORSE.
CEnTIEIC ..rI. OLE wv ID ANliEI.
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A number of my lady customers have
tried "Mosher's Friend" and would not
be without for many times its cost.
They recommend it to all VINO are to
become mothers. Il. a. Payne, Drug
gist, Grcenvillc. Ala. Write Brad field
Reg. Co.. Atlanta. Ga. for particulars.
Sold by Budwcli Christian &. Barbce.
The Machine Works Band will be on
the grounds every day during the Mel
rose Park race meeting. If
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WANTED.

* ENTLEMAN wants board. State
W price and location of room. Ad-
dress y. b., Times office. octl5-2t
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

AIIOkNE4 S-AT-LAW.
Room No. II, Moomaw building,
Jefferson Street, Roanoke, Va.
Will practice in the Hastings Court of
the city of Roanoke, Court OF Appeals
of Virginia and United States district
courts. nlar2I-tf
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stone on the tract of land belonging to
|. Il. Fitzgerald and Il. $. paulet, at or
near Prospect Depot, in the County of
Prince Edward, and State of Virginia..
| hereby state that have worked and
gotten out this stone for the past forty
years or more. and therefore do not hest
tatcsto state that, in my opinion it is in
almost ineXhaustible quantities. and is
capable of easy working, handling, &c.
Given under my hand this the 10th day
IF July, 1890.
r. V. DAVIS.
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
COUNTY OF PRINCE EDWARD. "1''
|, j. Is. Glenn, a Justice of the Peac,
in and for the County of Prince Edward.
in the State of Virginia, do certify that
r. V. Davis, whose name is signed to the
writing above, bearing date the 10th day
OF July, 1890, has acknowledged the
same before me in the County and State
aforesaid
Given kinder my hand this 10th day of
July, 1890.
J. Il. GLENN, J.P.
CERTIFICATE OF G. r. HENDERSON.
Roanoke City.
have had $4,000 pounds on this piece
of stone, or about 1000 pounds per
square inch This is fully as high as
tables give for granite and limestone.
You sec the stone has just com
menccd to crush, Yours &c,
G.. X. HENDERSON.
CERTIFICATE OF j. Med. ROBINSON, !
Roanoke City (
To ID. Lacey IIoge, Secretary and Treas
ury,
DEAR SIR:
have just closed two weeks work
en- the Green Stone Quarry at or near
Prospect Depot. Va, n. &. w. r. r.,
and hereby certify that from the de-
velopmcnt made, that the quantity is
abundant, and the quality equal to the
testimonials attending this certificate.
j. Med. ROBINSON.
For further information, address or
call on Is. LACY lIoGE, Secretary and
Treasury, room 5, Moomaw Building,
jefferson street, Roanoke, Va, or J. w.
Neal, j. II. Cunningham, DR. II. V
Gray, Roanoke, Va, and w. ID. Bright
we'll, Salem, Va.
Evening journal., 1890-01-06
DOVER BRIEFS.
A Sermon on Selecting Life Partners
Colonel Cooper's Birthday.


A Sermon on Selecting Life Partners.
Colonel Cooper's Birthday.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Jan. 6-The large audi
forum Of the M. r. Church was packed
last evening to hear Rev. T e, Terry
deliver a discourse on Choosing Part
ner for Life. Many no doubt, expected
from the title as published, that the SER
mon would be something on the sensa
tional order, but these were disappointed.
If there's a one particular feature always
absent from the sermons of Rev. Tom
Terry that feature is sensation
alism in any and every shape.
In his preliminary remarks on the sacred
ness Of the marriage tie he took a
decided stand against legislative or any
other sort Of civil divorce court. His
sermon closed q very interesting series
that Mr. Terry has delivered to the young
people of his congregation. As this week
s the week o prayer, there will be SER
vices in the church each evening"
George Peterson was admitted to bail
on Saturday afternoon, his father becom-
ing his bondsmen in the sum Of $1,000.
Colonel =. T. Cooper was ~ years old
yesterday, and good many people must
have the recurrence of the colonels natal
day marked down in their calendars. for
his offices were thronged all day with
friends, who came to offer congratula-
lions. These friends we're one and all
made comfortable for If there's one
particular man in Dover who knows just
how to entertain better than all the rest,
that man Is Colonel X. i Cooper His
popularity, like his good looks, increase
with each year.
The funeral Of William H. Hobson,
ex clerk of the Orphans Court, whose
death was noted in the EVENING JoURAL
Of Saturday, win take place this after
noon at o'clock His remains will be
inferred at Silver Lake Cemetery. The
deceased was 60 years old and has always
been prominent in Democratic politics
He was also for the past eight years a
leading member Of the M u. Church.
Evening journal., 1890-01-06

In the leeture-room of one Of the
larger churches In the city, one warm
evening last summer, a prayer meeting
was being held. The subject was one Of
much solemnity, and as the leader was
speaking OF IL with earnestness and rev.
erence the music of violin and harp,
played before a neighboring house,
aoated in on the still night air
through the open window. The tones
we're softened and subdued, and as
they rose and fell with delightful
rythm and cadence, the notes Of Love
Comes Like a Summer Sigh" could be dis
tinguished The effect upon the younger
portion Of those present was Irresistible
and the changing expressions OF their
faces showed that the natural desire to
listen to the music and the feeling OF
reverence and duty that impelled them
to pay attention to the leaders remarks
were battling for supremacy.
In few moments the music changed
to "You Can't Do 1t You Know, and as
the closing liars Of this song came dis
tinctly to the ears, an i'll concealed smile
fitted over the faces Of several OF th'
young women.
Just as the leader finished his remarks
and called on brother to lead in prayer
the iig-like notes OF "Sally in the Gar
den" accompanied by the shutting O
boys feet on the sidewalk, was family
borne In the widows. This completely
destroyed the solemnity that remained
in the minds Of several young ladies',
The demoralizlng effect of the secular
music went no further, for the sound wa
drowned by the closing hymn and the
meeting dispersed.
Evening journal., 1890-01-06
CHURCH NOTES.

Rev. B. T. Moore performed the FIRST
baptism in the Shiloh Baptist Church
last evening
The Epworth League choir is preparing
music for the convention to be held on
Thursday.
The young people Of st. Johns Church,
Hockessin, will repeat to night an enter
tainment given on Saturday evening.
The young people of Asbury NJ. E.
Church gave an entertainment In Du-
Pont Post room on Saturday night
The women's Auxiliary to the Board
Of Missions will hold its January meet
ing in st. Andrews Church on Thursday
afternoon, beginning at 3 o'clock
Bishop Coleman preached and admin
istered the rite Of confirmation at the
Church Of the Ascension, Claymont, last
night.
The terms Of Henry @. Robinson, Job
H. Jackson, z. James Belt aud Willism
NJ Field as trustees Of Grace NJ. f.
Church win expire on January ~.
The annual congregational meeting of
Rodney Street Presbyterian Church, will
be held on Wednesday evening, January
Is.
The Presbyterian churches OF this city
will hold union week OF PRAYER services
in the First Presbyterian Church to-
night. The topic win be Confession and
Suppllcation. Rev. Lafayette Marks. d.
D., Of Hanover Church win conduct the
services
The following officers have been elected
by Mt. Salem NJ e. Sunday school. su-
perintendent John s Benson; assistant
. So ezinteIdens, Thomas Hail. iseereta-sy.
Evening journal., 1890-01-06

THE sheep raisers and the wooden man
ufacturers presented their diverse view
on the rate Of duty to the Ways and
Means Committee on Saturday. Mr. Whit
man, Of Boston, representing the WOODEN
manufacturers, contended for retention
Of the duty on wool, thus:
Mr.. Breckinridge-W Would free wool
give you an increased market IN this
country
Mr.. Whitman think there can be
hardly any question but that 1t would at
once stimulate production, and would
give us an opportunity to displace the
foreign products now used here,
That statement controverts the whole
protectionist fallacy. But the most re-
markable statement was made by w. h.
Folwsll OF Philadelphia, cloak manu-
facturer. He was in favor of putting
high duties on Southern products, sugar,
rice, turpentine and peanuts and Of hav-
ing free whiskey and free tobacco.
Mr.. McMillin-You would have free
whiskey and taxed sugari
Mr. Follwell--I would only tax the
sugar that comes from abroad until we
could supply the whole demand ourselves.
The Ignorance that answer manifests
Ia astonishing. Say, for instance, the
normal price Of sugar is Ave cents per
pound and protective tax on sugar
from abroad" should raise it to ten
cents. II the price Of domestic sugar
were not raised to say nine cents there
would be no sense whatever in protee-
ton. But this man seems to imagine that
foreign sugar can be excluded without
increasing the price Of domestic sugar.
Even II that we're possible, what would
be the advantage of protectloni II the
protective duty does not enable the dom
estic manufacturer TO increase his price
then the whole theory Of protection fall
to the ground. The claim that protection
decreases prices and cheapens commodi
ties is silly, Prices are cheapened by the
improvements in machinery, in methods
and by an increase in skill and intelh
Il gence