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New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
+. y. FINxEy PRESIDENT or THE 500"

Minneapolis. MINI. June AT a meeting of The di.
rcctors OF the 500 Railroad to-day the fessnston Of
honas Lowry president accepted and It. y Fnnc
was elected 10 the place w. G. Van Horne president Of
the Canadian Pacific and Mr. Finne elected dir cors
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
THE ERIE's BOOK OF SUMNER EXCURSIONS

the Erie Railway j, now ready for distribution and
may be had free oi charge. ~ Erie ticket onoc.
II contain, large number Of attractive tours - be
made from Nov York and i- an invaluable guide to
those GhO intend taking an outing during the coming
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Ax 1NrEr.rArr clNNEEcE lAM AMENnNryr

Washington. June & Nn interesting Session of tA
senate interstate Commerce Committee wfs hcl .
day. y. Z. Walkcr. chairman - ti" Western Raj
way Association. a former member - the lnt"r-tti
Commerce Commission. made 1n argument in favor
of the amendment ~ the la1. permitting rtrotd com
pauio,. under proper regulations. 20 diFidc com
p"tuvc fre ghi tr,fic. ~ tou Wa taken. me
committee also heard ID. r. smith, 80 TIC Io o.. uhi1.
Prpduoc Eachinso. ari Gcore. 4 Larc. ot the Detroit
Board Of Trade. a favor II o." follow nr amendment
t. tic interstate Commerce law. p."pp.oi Pos "
smith
Nod q the end of ~cDt.n 3 T. shall al.o he un.
avfui for any common carrier. -n. .'.f o f'r rrr
visions ~ tls acf . ciar-e A.-.,r rt'. o fr"-ht
per prr ull" u the same comm. lf.- from interior
point. fh' ports the lIEt- ttH fIr fif- lr TON
pr ml" chai-.f f,'m %" -Iur interior points 90
New York or f." A.ar'r -'ahpri a.t f.- rt''-
eastward from said ll." p'.t- -Htu 80 un time he
any hisher than 'hc lowest rit- prr t'n r"r r.ilo
winch carrier eastward from said lt" porte rof'.to
their current ie-ln- from chicago O. N'' N.ih. or
than ~" lowest rate pT tpn prr milo which NI"'
accept flou their connections ol faf@- from Ar. Ig
terror point, 20 ANS 90 t.c A'iat, -'iJoard pol',.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

The student Of human nature will find mach to
interest him In the ltle advertisements, OF INC
people the ninth page Of Tie Tribune They tell
talc more varied and striking than you will find In
many successful novels.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
yrSrIcE FIELD STARTING FOR EUROPE.

Philadclphia. June Among the passengers on the
red star Line steamship Bcgenland. which lett here
for Antwerp I'm, morning. were Justice stephen j.
Field and Mrs. Field.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

Dusincss chances. bargains OF various sorts ana
wants NJ AT, kinds are mentioned In the many coluins
of short advertisements on the ninth page OF The
Tribune THIS morning
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Sue1ial Notices.

Carpet Clcnning.-r. NJ. STEWART. $50 7h-sve:
send for circular telephone cali. l26 2lst-st
Mrs. {. A. sinclair sohcit> orders for homemade JAMS
canned spced preserved and branded fruits ABB
purity guaranteed and only brstcass material used
All fruit put up in gas and stored for customers unti
dress Mrs [. 4. sinclair, No. / Alice Couro Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

The trustees have elected Horace H. Williams. A
graduate of the university to the chair OF Moral Pho'
nnhN
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

lAN|T 7 MEETING OF TNITINONk ND FO-
TONAC.
Baltimore. June At the annual meeting Oday
Of fhe Baltimore and Potomac Railroad the old board
Of officers was elected. The earnings and expense.
for the year 1879 Gr"-- earning. - ,rJ3 1:3
expense. ~ .2CO4jl net earning, @;f3,2-2.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

The best evening train for the southwest Is the
fast II. Louis EApress leaving "tA,u NT''"' dmo a."
indanapnli, II p. NJ. next day, II LOUIS; ~, ~
a nL second morning Wagner Ncs'lp"ic SIeePi''s
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

few elegant -uiie- at the palaal home. Inc am, nm
,, ~. and SJd. St be had temporarily oy the
-, or b,iauc. OF
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

A FORMER ACCOUNTANT MADE AUDITOR.
The accounting department of the staten Island
papld Transit Railroad Company has been placed in
,hargc Of an anditOr and II. &. Wcts formerly
.ouniant la. been appointed 10 the place.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
DppnrtUlPnf OF

Dcpnrturnt of state, Washington n. G., June 3,
Information ha, been received az th, Department
IRON Nj. William \. Brown, the Consul OF the United
states 40 san Juan del Norte Of The drah, on the 10th
Of March. 1890 az san Juan dl Nortc, Nicaragua os
Io-aclo .. Martin an American citizen.
Per dispatch 40. 219.
argd N9r-h
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

Avoid harsh purGati,r pills ThGy mari ,r Ler
md then cohrtlpatu NHI"'
i,il. rccuate the bowels ana cure you
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

u,ui,ou Ginger Champagne l. pure mineral ~uGr d
't'"sI w IN INIT navois and Jamaica Ghscr y uo'
ii.io,s drink Tor ladies.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

While many furniture stores keep goods or d Gih
,bnn have auction. Flint Co. ltthso ofs mat drag
& ,nlv lower than auction prices any goouS '"' ""e
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

Notices of marriage must be indorsed with full
name and address
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26
Tho Storm Elsewhere.

WAsHrNaroN, Dec. %, p. m.-TSpc-
ciai Tho signal Office furnishes the
following special bulletin TO the press:
The present storm promises the greatest
amount CT snow in any single storm for
several years. Warnings were sent
Thursday morning to the railways In
Pennsylvania and New York of the COM
Ing heavy SHOWS which, during Friday.
VIII extend to South crn New England
from three to seven inches OF snow has
fallen to-day i'll the Ohio valley. The
snow now extends from Indiana 10 Vir-
Slnia. Heavy castcrly gales, with snow
and low temperature. are expected Fri
day from North Carolina to New Eng
land. 1t is showing hard this evening,
with every indication OF "a protractcd
storm.
lARRsoNBURG. Va. Dec. 2.I-TSpo-
clall--A severe snow-storm set in this
morning aud it is still showing The
country roads are yet blocked from the
snow-storm OF tn" 18th and 18TH and
travel is almost entirely suspended.
SrAuNToS, Va. Dec. 25.-I SpecialI-
SNOW has been falling all day and is
now four inches deep. The country
roads are bloclladcd and business par
TALLY suspended.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26
ANOTHER STORM.
New England Also Catching
it This Time.

When TIE TIMES went to press this
morning the indications were tina. an
other big SNOW storm is at hand.
AT 5 o'clock yesterday morning the
snow began to fall and continut.1'
ut lively rate throughout the day At
L. o'clock eight inches of snow had
fallen, and it still continued Business
was suspended on account of the holt
days and there WAS no serious effects
from the snow in Roanoke.
The street cars have not been able to
run since the big storm OF last week
and the six inches additional will delay
the running Of the cars several days
longer. II force OF hands had been ut
work clearing the tracks, and but for
the snowfall of yesterday the ears
would havo been rUhnlng in few daya.
with the snow that was already or
the ground, carriage and wagon travel
will DO greatly impcdel to-day. The
country roads were well nigh impnss-
able before tho fall Of yesterday. and
will be next to impossible Tor the people
from the county to bring produce to the
market.
The dummies kept the snow from tho
tracks yesterday, and, unless the fall
lies heavy, they will continue to run
TODAY
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26
MURDER AT NORFOLK.
J.E. Brady Kills c. j. colcutt
Without Provocation.

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 25.-[Special]-
c. j. Calcutt, veteran of the Mexican
war, and also a brave ex-Confederate.
was shot and instantly killed here yes
lerday by J, L. Brady.
Until recently Calcutt las been one
o. the most trusted members
police force. For the past few months
he has been private constable on the
wharf of the Boston and Baltimore line
OIL the Merchants and Miners Transpor-
.atlon Company. His duties necessitatcd
ms working on Christmas day. while
otncrs all around were taking "a dav
oil, and having "a good time"
at an early hour this morning ]. T..
| BRADY, fireman employed by the Cot
ton Compress Association ofthis city.
| applied 20 Calcutt to arrest man in the
street who had been offensive to him.
|alcutt replied that he had not seen the
affair, and in addition did not think his
jurisdiction extended outside OF the
wharf.
Brady left in i.nir, but as II TO dispell
unpleasant thoughts .f the occurrence,
Calcutt's wife with tvs bright little
grandchildren came up. bringing the
ii"iI NlhicF. anu as MS WIG S"o
by his side while the little ones p,.' we'd
round his knee, their merry lauylit,.
ringing out i'll peals, the Christmas din
ner he thought was to be SO chccrless.
was after all made pleasant. I;ut
pleasure is sometimes cut short. md
before tho sturdy Waterman had fin
lshed his meal, BRADY returned. and ro-
ing into the Office where Calcutt WAS
eating, applied vile cpithcts to him sud
called on another watcham of the wharf
to arrest him, which was refused.
Brady then made at Calcutt. but
othcr watchmcn intcrferrcd and sepcr-
atcd them Calcutt went out into the
yard to put Brady out. so that his vile
language could not be heard by his wife
and little grand children.
Calcutt put his hand on Brady. where
upon the latter jcr1cd pistol from his
ovcrcoat pocket and fired, the ball
striking Calcutt in the car and COMING
out on the other side OF his head
Calcutt fell, ana death was almost in
Simultaneous. Tho pitcous means and
cries of the hcart-broicn wife and OF
the little children would have melted Il
heart of stone.
Brady was ut once arrested bv those
around and taken to the ssation-housc.
The affair soon became noiscd around
and Brady would have Jared badly il
The crowd that gathered could have rot
ten hold of him. The police authori-
ties, howcver, were strong enough to
prevent any Summary proceedings, and
the law will takc its course, though
there Is great indignation.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26
ALMOST n ROW
Christmas Fan on Salem Avenue About t.
Terninato the Wrong Way.

Christmas Fan on Salem Avenue About to
Terninato the Wrong Why.
A little misunderstanding came near
resulting in a big row last night on
Salem avenue about half past | l o'clock
A number OF the boys were firing can
non crackers at each other across the
street, the crowd having divided, and
half stationed themselves in front OF
Catogni's and half in front of the store
just pposite. They were also shooting.
roman candles at'the show windows of
the stores, the proprictors not obiecting,
but who we're themselves standing in
SIDE watching the fun.
Tho officers. however, coming upon
the scene, grasped the situation The
wrong way. To their thinking mechan-
ism, the things appeared this way: The
powcrlcss store people were gazing be-
wildercdly upon the fellows who were
disfiguring their signs and windows,
and i'll order 10 help them an officer
knocked candle out of some one
hand, which raised a racket that threat.
cncd q row, but which Catogni explained
to the satisfaction of tho officers No
body was arrested.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26
That pecnhontn, Erneas.

OR esteemed contemporary, the Hoo
doc. has tho following to say about the
Graham Headlights attack on TmE
TIMES special correspondent, who told
OF street fight seen in Pocahontas q
few weeks ago:
1--WE don't know what Bush is going
to do about this article, but we know
gOidarned we'll what we would do if that
old country galoot would try to make us
out u liar. We would go to Poca and
wipe up some Of the principal business
streets with him. Every word that our
friend Bush is reported in TIE TIsiEs to
have said is in our opinion true, for
while we wcrc not there on this special
occasion, VIC have been there and have
seen as bad, if not worse, than those
referred to, and it is no use in the lead
light trying to dony it. II is natural
for his editorial jags to take up for his
fas'-decaying town. but when it comes
to denying scenes which occur ovcry day
tho blanket is not only stretched bui
torn up into narrow strips.
There IS no noea To buy n Baltimore
Philadelphia or New York paper TO tinc
the news. By subscribing for THE TIMES
you can have IL served to you ever,
morning at your breakfast table twel'
hours in advance of the Northern papcrT
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26
A Trrrialr Explosion.

CLEVELAND. Dee. Especial IA
boiler exploded in the drill house III
the works OF the United Salt Co.. on
the lake shore, in the eastern part OF
the city, this morning. The boiler was
broken into fragments amt the drill
house wrecked. Martin Seheany was
killed, Frank Gcincr perhaps fatally
scaldcd, and Thomas Fox. the eigineer
was scaldcd. and both legs and one arm,
broken. Another man is missing. and
it is feared that he was blown into
Lake Erie
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26
THE ILLlNors sENATonsilir.
Notice "f Contest Served on Five Nr,no.
CRATIC Srnninrs Mimi.

Notice of Contest Served on Five Demo
cratic Senators .i!cc..
Chicago. Dec. 2J--Chairmln Long"
Jones. of the Republican State central
committee gave notice last night that
the right Of five Democratic State scna-
tors-clcct to sit in the lcrislasurc would
be contested. This il the latest man
cuvcr III the fight FOR tho nitcd States
Scnatorship from Illinois. Tie notices
were withheld until the last momrnt
allowed by tho law. the motive FOR the
delay being. ii is understood. 20 avoid
stirring up the Democrats To possible
rcpriSalS.
The State Senators upon whom notice
was served orc NoUnan, cf the i'irSt dis
trict; Caldwell, OF The Thirty-nintb; Ar
mold. OF the Fifteenth; Dawkins, of The
Seventeenth and Cuppingcr. &c tho
Forty-hrst. General charges of byibinm
voters with money and promises of
Office in the organiza ton of the General
Assembly are the main grounds set
forth for the contests. except as 10 Dnw-
llins, who is alleged to be Ineligible. be-
cause of forcign birth With the oun-
test against Merritt, OF Sprinmiicll
there is now u controversy raised u.s. to
an even haH dozen Democratic seats
and pair OF Republicans.
The legislature is almost evenly
divided between Democrats and Ecpnb-
leans on joint ballot with rhrcc Farm
ers' Alliance men apparently holding
the balance Of power. The ;svowcd can
didatcs so Ear arc Con. John NJ. Palmer
Dem. and Charles Il. Falwell. Rep.
who is the present incumbent. The
struggle promises to hc fully - lierao
and sensational as the memorable one
in which the late Con. John A. Logan
defeated horizontal" VIM. =. Morrison,
now II member of the interstate com
mcrcc commission.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26

BIG FIIst; IN BALTIMORE
inson;c Temple Guttcd--A Loss OF IInlf IA
Million.


BALTTMoEE, Dec. 20 Special The
Masonic Temple was ruined to-day by
fire Luckily the burning took place
just before Forcpaugh's thoater, which
is in the temple, would be opened for.
tho day performance.
The building is rcduccd to q nero
shell. Nearly all the records OF the
grand lodge since its organizati ton, moro
than century ago, paraphcrnalia, uni
forms, records of individual lodges.
costly banners, relics thas cannot be re-
placed and tho fine library OF the grand
lodge were burned. The massive brick
walls resisted the immense heat which
ragged within, but the east end of the
south wall was forced considerably out
OF plumb, and will have TO come down.
Fire broke out in the flies of the
theatre on the second and third floors.
From there the flames spread TO the
lodge rooms up stairs. The burning
structure was isolated by a paved yard
| from st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
| Church on the north and from the ware
rooms and factory of tho i. Hanson
| Hiss Company on the south. The fire
ragged on the top floors. The firemen
! took up positions on the roofs OF neigh
boring buildings and heavy streams
| were poured into the windows Finally
| the fire wos under control.
The fine building, which had cost
! Si50,000 was entirely Quilted. The loss
will be very heavy.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26
ObsiructinS the Tracks.

GLASGOW, Dee. 81. Especial "A rail
way chair was found fastened to the
tracks on the line between this city and
kilbrdc. but the obstruction was dis
covered in time TO prevent an accident.
The parpose was to dcrail the night
train and the strikers arc accused
Numbers Of the Aberdeen strikers are
rcsuming work. There are prcspoct;
that the strikers in Glasgow and Edin-
burgh win consent to arbitration.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26
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a MUSICAL RECEPTION.
srrs. Broptiy Entortaips Her Pupils at Her
Home.

sfrs. Brophy Entartaius Her Pupils at Her
Home.
q musical reception was given by tho
pupils of Mrs. Brophy, Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock in her parlors at 1877
Third avenue n. ". There were twenty
or twenty-five OF the pupils present.
Among the selections rendered were
some very difficult ones, and the pro-
grammo OF the evening reflected credit
alii1o upon the pupils and their instguc-
trcss, some OF the rcnditions. indeed.
being deserving Of special praise.
Among other selections Miss Emma
Noight rendered Il fantastic 'sSur en-
Tcme," by Leyhach.
Miss Maggie Iloughcry. q young lady
twelve years OF age, rendered =" Nearer.
My God, to Thee" with variations, in /,
most pleasing manner. Miss Ella Sex
ton and Miss Noight played Il difficult
duct from ''Scmiramidc.' Miss Fan
ME Carr played with much pathos q
transcription called 'rhe Lohnstown
Flood"
The Misses Mullen, O'Bricn. Pattcr-
son, Gilmore and othcrs rendered solos
that showed good musical training.
Among tho younger pupils were Lottic
Gale, Fannie trophy, Regina Carr,
Mary Mciiinnis. Mamie Booksdalc and
Nellie and Bella Sexton. These all
rendered selections with much spright-
Illness. Duets were rendered by Misses
Donclson and Lambert.
Tho pleasure of the occasion was ma
tcrially added to by the presentation TO
Mrs. Trophy of Christmas present by
the pupils and she in turn sent them
home with baskets Of fruits and candies.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26
BAsSHA1I-CALyEIsY.
Christmas Marriage, reils Ringing Las
Night,

Christmas Marriage, Bolis Ringing Last
Night.
j. Pleasant Bassham and Miss Lula
Calvert were married last night by Rev.
C. H. Buchanan at tho residence of the
brides parents on Norfolk avenue
The bride was dressed in becom ing
suit OF brown.
The attendants were Miss Laura
: Greiierst and Mr.. Andrews, Miss Lille
rirey Stone and Mr.. Dicllerson, Miss
Williams and Mr.. Linkcnorger. Miss
Rosa Ayers and Mr.. Xix, Miss Mollie
Ihacl-cr and Clarence Calvert, Miss
Georgie Leslie and MIR. Blair
The bridal party was escorted to the
DINING room by the hostess, Mrs n. L.
Quinn, whore an elegant rcpast was
served.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26
Chrislmns rrrsonts lid ana soun.

CmcAoo. Dee. 25.-ISpocial Tho
continued settling OF tho walls OF the
government building to-dny resulted in
tho breaking OF 4 water Pipe and Hood
ing the basement with watcr. There
is vast quantity OF Christmas mail in
the building, and thousands OF Christ
mas presents, many OF thom costly ones,
have beep ruined.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26

Engine 1870, which was pulling second
No. &c, of = Norfolk and Western
freight, yesterday became detached in
some way from the train while going
down the mountain near Big Spring
and crushed into the rear OF first GO,
smashing the caboosc and threo ears,
but doing no further damage.
Tho people know the vnluo OF THE
TIMES as an advertising medium. Tic
merchants have flied its pages with nc
tees OF Christmas bargains.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26
rurieA in style.

ERussEls, Dec. 25.-Thc funeral OF
Cescrndc Hope. tho socialist. took place
to-day. The remains were followed to
the grave by an enormous concoursc OF
people. In the procession were deputa-
tions from five hundred socialist nssosi-
atoms, who carried banners and were
beaded by bands OF music.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26
CHRISTMAS DAY IN ROANOKE.
The Snow Does Not Affect
Christmas Fun.

The Small BOY in High GIee-Sccnes on
the Strscts-'yany People Sitting Down
the Strccts-Fn1se Fire Alarm
Fireworks and slcighiag = Thirty
Prisoners in the Station House and
tho Usual Number of Christmas
Drunlts.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26

HNO LEASE-CCyAL YARD-Thc coal
business interfering with tho de-
livery of lumber, we viii lease the priv
ilegc 20 any responsible party. CLARE
d READ, oLlico 3l6 Roanoke street.
Phone 70. dec2lto ianl
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26
Christmas at the OrpI,aunge.

Rev. j. a. Bushnell, who Is secretary
of the South Wow Orphan Home near
this city, will conduct a service at the
orphanago Sunday morning. lie is the
official visitor for tho Southwest Vir-
ginia Synod, and will be glad to report
any gifts which friends of this charitable
institution may desire to present. The
superintendent, Rev. ". +. McClana
nan, reports thath he has fourteen child
rem for whom provision IS desired.
THE TIMES Is the leading paper OF the
IMMORAL bolt OF the two Virginias. Ifyou
want to keep posted on the developmen
Of mis- section you cannot afford to Oe
without IL.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26
rresidcns Howard Acquitted.

SrAUNToN, Va, Dec. a5.-Aftcr u mass
Of evidence had boon waded through liz
tho case against President Howard, of
the Virginia Stock Exchange, and q
very lengthy argument both by tho
prosecution and the defence, Mayor
Fultz rendered his decision last even-
ing. In clear, brief and exceedingly
judicial manner he dismissed tho war
rants and discharged the prisoner. 1t
WAS shown that Mr. Howard had prop-
orly disbursod tho funds he was held ao-
countablc for and popular opinion sus-
tAins the mayor in his decision.
The weather To-Day.
Forecast For Virginia, heavy snows,
easterly winds, stationary temperatureI
OLp exchanges for salo at TIE TIMEs
oAlcc; 20 cents por 100.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

On and after this date and until fur
thcr notice the water will DO shut off
between tho hours of Il p. IN. and 6 a.
M in order to store 4 supply in the
reservoir for use i'll case of fire. j. c.
RAWN, Manager. dcc31-it
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hand.
dcc2l-tr

HAVE JUST RECEIVED TIE
largest consignment of singing
canaFies ever brought to Norfolk at one
eimc Every bird is guaranteed IL Singer.
AS special inducements to out of town
buyers l will make the following
christmas offer: Ono guaranteed male
singer, one ino brass cage, ono spring
NOOK and Chain, one box seed, one box
silYcr gravel: all complete for So, pro-
vidcd yon will cut out this ADVERTISE
mcnt and send with order. Write for
prices of gold fish and aquariums. w.
|. WiCKERMAN, % and 81 CRANKY ST.,
Norfolk, Va. dcc21-3t
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26

N
We can sell lots in the heart of
tho town at % to 40 per cent.
lower than any other lots near
them can be bought for.
SIMMONS, AMBLER e. CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26

Buchanan, Va.
@lfiso corner Washington and Water
streets.
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AA USIG HAS IT'S CHARMS.
We desire to call the attention of the
eitizens of Roanoke and Southwest Vir-
ginia to our extensive stock of superb
pianos Of the following makes. We
mention separately the celebrated
---
" Everett" one OF the best; also the
Weber, steok and :. number of others of
fine make. We sell them on easy terms
and guarantee all of them TO give entire
satisfaction. All you havc to do is to
call. see theln and he convinced. Organs.
all OF the best makes. constantly on
hand NJ. l.. SMITH
dcc2l-tf
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-26

OLD exchanges for salo at TIE TIMEs
oAlcc; 20 cents por 1907