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The House Committee on Invalid Pensions
Tuesday authorized favorable report on
the Senate bill increasing the rate Of pen
sions for certain cases Of deafness. The
amount for total deafness is fixed at $40 per
month
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Au the right. title, interest aud claim Of e. D..
Lichty. II. NJ. Berkeley, Administrator Of Eman ]
Liehty decd. and Z. NJ. BerSley. of. in and to
the following described real estate, viz certain
lot of ground situate in Meyersdale Borough.
Somerset County. Pa known on the plan OF said
town as lot No. 2s3, 80 Olinger's Addition" bound
ed on the North by Summit street On the East By
sixth street, ON the SOsth by High street. and the
West by b. x q. Railroad.
Taken in Execution as the prOpeTty Of G. d.
Iichty, Emanl Liehty's AmF., and +. NJ. Berk-
lev.
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Mr.. George J. Countryman, well know n
resident of Qnemahoning township, died
very unexpectedly at 10 o'clock Monday
night. The cause Of his death was heart
failure. Mr.. countryman had leg broken
some three weeks ago while assisting a
neighbor in removing household goods but
his condition was never regarded as being at
all critical.
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MONDAY, MAY 20. 1890.

NOTTcE Is hereby given 70 all the Justices Of the
Peace the Coroner and COnstables within the
said County Of Somerset, that they be then and
there in their proper persons with their rolls. ree-
orsis inQuisiti0ns examinations and other re
membranes. to do those things which to their
osice and in thai behalf appertain to be done.
and also they who viii prosecute against the pris-
oIers that are or shall be in the Jail OF Somerset
County 70 be then and there 10 prosecute against
them as shall be just
sheriffs Office. T. ). McALLLES.
april 90, Iss9 SeerG
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The largest and most complete stock of
spring millinery goods can be found at
MIS-. A. Z. THL's.
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A DMINIsrRAToR-s NOTICE.

Estate OF Albert PhiIlippi late Of stonycreek
Township. Somerset County, Pa.
Letters OF administration ON the above estate hav-
ing been granted TO the undersigned by the proper
authority. notice is hereby given 20 all persons
Indebted TO said estate to make immediate pay
meut and those having claims against the same
will present them daly authenticated for settle
meni on or before Thursday. June 3, 1922. at the
house of the Adninstraior. IN Bruthersvalley
township. . .s
apr,3 Administrator.
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Henry Scherer, for many years resident
of Johnstown, was found dead in his bed on
Sunday morning of last week. His wife,
two daughters and house were swept away in
the great food Of May 3lst Himself, and
daughter and son survived. For months
past he bad been suffering with rheumatism
and sleeplessness. To a physician, whom
he applied for medicine, Scherer said he
could not rest because nightly the awful
scenes of the food required to his vision.
Chloral was prescribed for him, and he was
warned against taking more than stipulated.
This cautionary notice, however, either on
purpose or by accident, was disregarded.
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John \. Snyder, the druggist, has prepar.
ed ior resumption Of work on the South
Penn by laying in stock of accordeons
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Mothers who take pride in dressing their
little ones, should not fail to see the hand
some line of suits, hats, waists, and ties, at
]. NJ. HoLDERAArMs.
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Misses Annie and Emma Parker enter
tanned fifiy of their LADY friends Friday even
ing. at a house-warming.
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A Chance to Make Money.

Salary and expenses paid, or commission,
if preferred statesmen wanted fevery = here.
No experience needed. Address, stating age,
The G L. Van Dusen Nursery Co., Geneva
New York.
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The change in the time for holding the
primary has cansed all the candidates 20
take 10 the saddle.
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An increase of pension has been granted
to Jacob Manages Daley, Henry Fisher, Som
trset, and Channcey F. Frey, of Hoovers-
vile.
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Having Psrchased the book store ofG. w.
Benford, we solicit a liberal share of the
public patronage We have full line Of
school books and supplies for spring and
normal schools.
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Parker 4 Parker advertise the second ar.
rival Of summer goods IN this issue.
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Farmers, buy your Timothy and Clover
Seed from Mahlon Schrock He keeps in
stock the best re- cleaned Western Seed.
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Gospel Hymns, AL numbers and styles,
Lutheran Books Of Worship, Augsburg
Songs, Disciples Hymnals, bibles, testa-
ments, Sunday school tickets, cards and
ehromos at fair prices at Fishers Book Store.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

~ virtns q sunsiry ssits o. Fl ia and vena Ex
issiled lut Of The court OF Common Pleas Of som
srsee Codsfy Pa. win expose 20 public sale a.
n. on
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The best heavy team harness for sale by
J. b. Holderbaum, Somerset, Pa.
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From a circular handed US during the
week we learn that there is not even a shad-
ow Of truth in the statements that have
rscently been going the rounds Of the news
papers that the Williams Grove Grangers'
Picnic Is to be moved TO Mt. Gretna. The
men who are circulating these reports are
not Patrons, as they represent themselves,
but are now, a. they always have been, the
enemies Of the Grange and intriguers against
the farmers organization.
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GRAND OPENING
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

Our lines complete We prepared to show full line Of
same quality Of Goods.
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Dentistry.

Our splendid artificial sets at usual prices.
Notwithstanding the sharp advance in den
tai material.
S. j. McMILLES,
Dentist Rooms over Tredwell's Store
South of Diamond.
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The paper-hangers are doing good bust
ness these days
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Change of Date for Holding Repub-
Iican Primary Election.

Al recent meeting of the Republican
State Committee, June 25, 1880, was liked as
the time for holding the State Convention,
Rule 10. Of Rules Governing Republican
Primary Elections in Somerset Co., provides
- That the Republican party of Somerset
Cot nty shall hold its primary eIe. ton for
the nomination of candidates on the fourth
Saturday of June of each year PForided. that
in years when the Republican State Conyen-
ton is held prior TO this date, the Chairman
of the Republican County Committee be an-
thorized 10 call the said primary election at
an earlier date, the Chairman TO give at least
30 days notice of said change of date"
In compliance with the above rule, notice
is hereby given to the Republican voters of
the county. that the date of holding the pri-
mary election has been changed fiom June
2sth TO
SATURDAY, JUNE ID, 1890.
F. W. BIESEcKER, Chairman.
Attest -
GEO. r. ScuLL, Sec.
II you contemplate buying furniture, call
and examine our stock.
MICHIGAN FURNITURE COMPANY,
437 Smithfeld street.
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All kinds of produce taken in exchange
for Groceries at KASTyER & PLArr's.
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THIS INCLUDES THE ENTIRE sToCK o
Dry Goods,

Consisting of guaranteed Black
Dress Silks, Colored Silks, Surahs,
Watered Silks, silk warp Henrietta
Cloth, at 81, Sl.15, sl.25, Sl.5O,
and $50 a yard.
Silk-finished all-wool Henriettas,
46-inch, 76c., s5c. and 81. 40 inch,
at 40, 80, and 60 cents.
A beautiful line Of 36 inch Cash
meres at % and 80 cents.
Handsome Plaid and Striped
Goods, to make up combinations.
from % to so cents.
A line of Beiges, and a variety of
novelty suitings,
A large line Of Dress Ginghams
at s, 10, y, Is and 20 cents.
Satteens, s, 10, Is and p cents.
Challies, and a great variety Of
Spring and Summer Wash Dresses.
A Complete line Of
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The sowerse, County National Bank la.
put in plate glass w;aiDSs.
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PARKER & PARKER'S.
A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE,

"a
Estate Of John Wesley Phillippi. deed. late Of
Lower Turkeyfost Twp. somerset County. Pa.
Letters OF Administration on the above estai
having been granted 10 the undersigned by tn
proper authority. notice is hereby given TO a I
I-ersons indebted to said estate to make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against
the same will present them duly authenticated
for settlement on or before Thursday, the 1T
day OF Nay 1S.0 at the late residence Of deesaz-
ed in said township.
MISSOURI PHILLIPPI
ma-27 Administrators
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Absolutely Pure.

This powder never varies. marvel OF purity
strength and wholesumeness. More economical
than the ordinary kinds. and cannot be sold Ia
competition with the multitude Of low test short
weight, alum phosphate powders. Sold only ~
eazs. RorAL HAKIsG PowDEk Co.. 10 Wail'st
\. Y. iuu7.s
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called npen the man he denied positively
that be had made any statement 10 the Dis
trict Attorney, and was dumb as an oyster
when questioned in regard to coun'erisliers.
The detective was unable TO secure any clue
that would lead TO the discovery OF The
guilty parties and returned TO Pittsbnrg-
since that time spurious silver coins hsve
appeared in the county from time TO time,
but never in large quantities. The mannfsc-
turers evidently only turning out enough 10
supply their own immediate wants and 10
live without doing an honest days work
Great indignation is expressed by the resi-
dents of stoyestown and Quemahoning
against Marshal Harrah and his detectives,
for the treatment shown Capt. Sorber. The
Captain had been granted the Marshal's con-
sent TO speak to one OF his prisoners, with
ali of whom he had long been acquainted,
but had only spoken few words TO sipe In
regard 10 the condition in which he had left
his family provided Tor, when the Marshal
broke in with, IF you are 40 much inter
ested in that man why don't you go down
into your pockets and do something for
him
The Captain TeE-led that be had asked The
Marsh4ls consent 10 speak with the prisoner.
and that se didn't know why he should
have 10 give sipe money
The Marshal At oaos ordered him from
the railroad statio,s. in which the conversa-
ton took place, and the Captain had only
gotten as faras the door when he was struck
ON the head by one Of the detectives
The Captain was Fighteously indignant,
as was every one who witnessed the affair.
and will in all probability have Marshal
Harrahs conduct investigated.
~Uncle Sans" brave officers all had their
revolvers drawn from that time until they
disappeared in the cars. as though fearing
an attack from the peacable people of Que
but more likely to show their
authority and their contempt for gallant
soldier who refused 10 be treated uneivilly.
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School Teachers, Attention

Send to Fishers Book Store for cards,
chromos, and other rewards for last days of
school. You can send price in postage
stamps. Cards, chromos and books mailed
promptly. CHAs. H. FISHER.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

10 Al W7ll1H Y l7lJ ClN1IIN
TAKE NoTIcE.-That the undersigned has fled
his application in the Office OF the secretary Of
Internal Affairs in the city Of Harrisburg Penn'a.
for q warrant for the following described uuim-
proved vacant land. situate IN the townships Of
Addison ard Milford, luow Black Somerset Co,
Pa adjoining lands Of Jacob Witt, tracI warrant
ed IN the name of Chauncey Forward and lands
warranted in the name OF Charles Ogie, on the
east william Shrader, in trust for Robert A. Tay-
lor near Noah scott. on the south and west and
lands of W. I. Wallace, warranted III the name Of
L. Baer, on the north, containing my Sc acres.
NOAH SCOTT.
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The hearing of James Wilt, charged with
making and passing counterfeit money, was
held before Commissioner McCandless, of
the United States District Court, Pittsburgh,
Monday morning.
The Commissioner sat in the office of the
District Attorney. Mrs. Mary Stanger, who
now keeps boarding house on Neville
street, Pittsburgh. was the first witness ex-
amined. She said that in lsss she KEEP;
boarding house in Mckeesport. In Decem-
Der of that year Wilt boarded with her. He
made three silver dollars, gave one to the
children. one to some other person and kept
one himself She did not see him make it,
but the children did, He said he could
make lots of them. Afterwards he began to
make nickels and dimes in the Kitchen. In
so doing he spoiled the table. She then told
him he would have to stop all such prac
Ices, and made HIM leave.
James Sipe. vino is also under arrest on
the same charge, testified that he lived at
Stoyestown. A year ago young Wilt came
home from Mckeesport and ceme 10 the coal
UdHk WDcFt ne NOfhtt 10 see MN. he gave
the witness three counterfeit dollars and
told him be could make lots more. Said he
had dies and was ready for business.
Wilt next testified in his own behalf He
acknowledged that he had made this coun-
lerfeit money but said he did it for fun A
man named Frank ODER taught him and his
father how TO make this counterfeit money.
They made tie money in shanty near the
coal bank. They had plaster of Paris molds.
Mr.. Hugh Miller, another boarder in the
house at the same time, was the next wit
ness. He testified that he saw a number of
counterfeit nickels in Wits room. Wilt
told him that he had made them Witness
burned them and gave Wilt good advice,
telling him that be had better stop this sort
of business altogether.
After hearing the testimony Commissioner
McCandless heid Wilt in $500 bail. The
boy said he would communicate with some
friends in McKeesport and thought they
would help him. Mr.. McCandless said if
they did not he wouldn't have long to stay
in Jail, as the court met next week.
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.espectfully
Jas. B. II

80 up-as ioe-vater goes down.
-I''y that you can run lawn now
sason.
'aies have been fined ten dollars
'seh for storing phosphate within
sh Of Indiana.
mai season now begins
''se mans joyous senses.
."'se Of the spring medicines
e adorns the fences.
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED HOUSE IN THE CITY,
u where nothing but pure goods are put up
strictly for family and medicinal use. Moth
ing better than Golden Wedding. Next on the
list. Guckenheimer's, Gray's Aononeanela Rye
These goods are leading brands. brandics Of
vintage OF 1873 ON hand Gins. Ho land and Do
mestic also, Old Tom. Finch Golden Wedding.
81 for full quart, & tor s. Guckenheimer's, the
same Mouongahela, - per dozen Wines, -
per dozen, IS for one half dozen. securely box
ed. Also have in stock GrandfstheF's Choice, at
s. per gallon. Barrels at special rates. ]-StlyT.
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- al Benford's a, lowest prices.
p .sisa much-used vehicle just
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=. . = B sbaisr'. advertisement in an
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b '''s = aorDrnpAun, Somerset, Pa.
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Instruments at snydef's drug
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somerset Herald.
,,oeeE R. scULL, Editor


: .'..,s = already in the market.
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H.G.CuESrEsHAx.

la1ind applications for liquor licen-
o. been fled in Westmoreland county,
lares Tor retail and seven for whole
ltis is an increase Of fifty over last
a great deal Of interest is centered in
7glesiion on account Of the setting
lF Judge
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Attest -
GSo. r. scULL, SEC.
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SATURDAY, JUNE a, 1890.

F. W. BIESECKER, Chairman.
Attest -
GEO. r. ScuLL, Sec.
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MICHIGAN FURNITURE COMPANY,
49, Smithfeld street.
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New and Cheap.

Guernsey. Adams Co, Pa.
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I, = !. headquarters for Tobacco and
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..,,,,l springs Hotel viii open on
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If you contemplate buying furniture, call
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and Shoes, and will offer big bar
" iiem- Parties wanting anything
-ae Of goods will do well by giving
IL J. NJ. HoLDERAAHN.
A-en 5 Dental Rooms. over Tredwell's
We ieuaIe South Of Diamond. SOM
"a satisfaction guaranteed.
is''ons OF Centre County have pur-
.'eaiy- -iveacres ofland adjacent 70 the
vsntfe Hall for their picnic grounds.
'-lsers Great Picnic Exhibition Of
Pennsylvania will be held on these
aaF'ng the week Of September 18th
1ciusive.
''saest and cleanest stock of Grocer
'ueiset, al KASTxER & PLATr's.
Of Somerset county, for the past
ysan ! have been dealing with
noSers, Reapers and Binders. This
oilery you the line Of Mccormick
and ask you TO call at my store
-a'he them. whether you want to
w. To you who have purchased
---s Of machines in the past / wish
''l can ieel assured that | will en-
Keep as good an assortment Of
possible for them.
Respectfully.
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CoURT PROCLAMATION.

apr-s.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-31
AN oRnENAxcE.

AT meeting OF the council nelC
January II, 1890, the following ordi
nance was adopted:
Whereas, it is deemed eXpeGient tc
raise the sum of $50. 900 for the pur
pose of founding a hospital for the
reception of sick and disabled persons
within the city limits,
Be it ordained by the council of the
city of Roanoke, That, for the purpose
before mentioned. the president of the
council is hereby authorized and d.
rected to execute for and il the name
of the city of Roanoke, BOMBS TO the
amount of $4,000, dated ut such time
in the future not later than the 1st
day of July, 1880, as he may deem ad
visable, and payable thirty years
after date, said bonds to be for the
sum of $500 each and TO bear interest
at the rate of & per ceatulG per an
mum, payable semi annually, and to
be in style and form such as are
known as coupon bonds, the coupons
TO be signed by the city treasurer.
The clerk OF council is hereby au
thorized and directed TO aijiX 20 such
bonds the corporate seal OF the city
and to duly attest the same. The
above said bonds shall contain "
clause providing that after the lapse
of fifteen years from their date .she
said bonds shall be redeemabie atanv
time, at the option OF the city. u
2. These bonds, when duly eXacuFed,
shall be turned over by the president
to the treasurer of the city, WHO,
under the direction and control Of tlSs,
finance committee, shall sell the same
for and on account of the city.
3. The sergeant Of the city AID the
commissioners OF election hereinafter
named. are hereby directed TO open
the polls at the regular voting places
of the city on the 9Th day of Eebru-
airy, 1890, and take the sense of the
freehold voters of this city. for and
against the endowment of this ordi
nance.
4. The mayor of the city is re-
quested to give due notice OF the said
election, setting forth the time and
place thereof. 60. ~---7---.--------N
5. The~judges of election ia the
several wards are hereby appointed
commissioners to conduct the said
election, and ip case of the failure of
any one or more of them to act, then
the place or places shall be filled in
the manner provided duly by law in
the case of regular elections.
6. The said election shall be con-
Quoted in the manner prescribed by
the state law for the conduct of cleo
lions. Ballots for the ordinance shall
read "For the Hospital Ordinance
Ballots against the ordinance shall
read Against the Hospital Ordi-
nance.n
z. The commissioners of election
shall Immediately after the closing OF
the polls count the ballots deposited,
and shall within two days thereafter
make a written return of the result OF
the said election to the president OF
the council, specifying the number of
votes cast for and the number of votes
cast against the endowment of this
ordinance, and the president, at the
next regular meeting of the council,
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shall order said returns tn be spread
on the records of council. And the
said commissioner shall, furthermore,
seal up in separate packages the bal
lot cast for and against this ordinance
within two days after the closing OF
said polls, transmit the same to the
clerk of the council, to be kept among
the archives of the council, and the
said packages are not to be opened
during the space of twelve months
thereafter without the order OF the
president.
A Copy-Teste:
GRO. l.. BENNETT,
Clerk.
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LlrTLs LOCALS.
interesting Items Too Short for Sep,
aratc Heads.

aratc Heads.
The bill to incorporate the Salem
Improvement company has passed the
senate.
Messrs. j. S. Simmons & Co., sold
real estate'yesterday to the amount OF
$1,000
A marriage license was issued yes
terday by the clerk of the corporation
court to Mr.. T. d. Pring and Miss
Florence Tutwiler, of this city.
Attention is called to the notices IN
another column of the Roanoke Water
company. The water will be cut of
tonight from z till 1a O'Clock.
The Salem Improvement company
Yesterday bought 500 acres OF lang
belonging to Messrs, Charles Bnrreii
and J. P. Hontz, paying Tor 1t the
sum of 5000 an acre.
There seems to he large demand
in Southwest Virginia for cnloreo la
bor. Another car load passed through
here Yesterday bound for that section
Of the state.
III. Cohen, representative OF "bea'
con Lights was in the city yester,,
dav arranging for the appearance OF
this excellent company at the opera
house Wednesday, February 9TH
The real-estate exchange met last
NIGHT at the Office of Messrs. } : SIM
mons 4 Co. and took action on some
important measures looking TO the
material adva rcement of Roanoke.
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MAYORS enoclAMAr1oN.
MAYoR's OFFICE.
po,yorE Va Ian. Is. 1890.

ROANOKE, Va, Jan. Is, 1890, J
In obedience to the following ordl-
nances, notice is hereby given that
the polls will be opened at the several
voting precincts of the city OF Roa-
noke, at sunrise on Tuesday, Febru-
airy 18th, 1890, for u vote to be taken as
specified in said orders.
WM. CARR, Mayor.
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HILaONl1f IfR4'' 0'''1 = 10V0'
The Board of Directors has this day
declared dividend of fifteen per cent.
on the capital stock of the company,
PAYABLE in cash on and after February
lst to the stockholders, of record as OF
January 18th.
The transfer books OF the company
will close on the 25th inst land reopen
on the first day of February.
C. II. CLARK,