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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-15

; The best sslve in the world for cuts,
bruises, Eores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and I'LL skin e:uptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price IS cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co. 81
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of tho Money and sto


NEW YonK, May Ii.--Moncy on call easy,
ranging from 0 to 3 per cent, last loan nj .
per cent, closet offered a. per cent. Prime
mercantile paper ij,a7 per cent. Sterling OK.
change qule. and steady at 81 Si>tai s6}f. eales
GI7.lS5 shares. .....
Tho stock market to-day WAS extremely active
all the way out aud tho strength shown kept
pace with the activity aud unbroRcn tone Of al.
YaHces among the active shares rs the result OF
the days operations. The recent Disturbances
In the west seemingly count for nothing against
the general I'M preston that values are on The up.
grade, aud the news OF tho day and ESPECIALLY
| those Of u bcarlsh tenor was paid absolutely no
attention to. III some stocks there was consider
Rble excitement at times, anu wnlle inherent
shaies came to The front, At different times there
was no aiiaina.'oa to tho large rhulng from be.
Cunning to end. .u.
III the carly dealings the coal stocks were most
prominent Tor sItepslh, Win Delaware y luu.
sou In the lead. with jersey Central following.
The Changers nhh SouthwcsFrns also led In
ile forenoon but later The trusts especially led,
followed later by AtchIson. NJ. Paul and West
l'oiht. Tho bull points wcro ont on almost
everything on the list, ulld there wnS scarcely
stock which did not share III the general im.
prOyemrnt. Tho market closed very active and
strong generally ut about the highest Prices OF
Tho uny. The list Is almost Invariably higher
Delaware 4 Hudson Is up ! per cent, Chicago
Gas ~ per cent. Atchi.oli * per cent, Missouri
Pacific, 81, Paul and Union Pacific each / per
cent,
! he dealings In railroal bonds kept race with
those IN stocks. AMI tho grand total OF transac.
tions to-day issiGi5.GOJ.
Government And stAte bonds dull and Stpadc
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Trustees Sales.
TIlKUSTEE'S SALE.

Iy virtue OF decd Of trust made by William
Porter aud Margaret Porter, his wife, to me MS
trustee, btsiing date on tho 18th DAY Of NAV,
Isl, ard recorded IN the ollice Of tho Clerk oil
The County Court for Ohio county, West Viz.
ginA, IN Deed ri Trust book No. u. folio
Ia, / shalt kGll al public a,ir,lon nj tho front
door OF tho ronrt House Of said county, In the
MIR al n hrptiug. M H..... y - 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-15

DYSPEPSIA causes depraved blood,
which, i'll time, affects every organ and
function OF the body. AS a remedy for
these troubles, nothing can approach
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t vitaIizes the
blood, strengthens the stomach, and cor.
reefs all disorders Of the liver and kid
neys. ...... Ddw
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' 4 Prominent Minister Writes.

After ten years Of great suffering from
indigestion with great nervous prostra.
ton, biliousnesa, disordcred kidneys
and constipation, l have been cured by
Dr.. Mczlcy's Lemon Elixir and am now
a well man. Rrv. G. G. DAVIS,
Ed. n. E. Church South,
ruas No. % Tatnall St., Atlanta, Ga.
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The Oldest undertaken in the United
States lives at St. Joseph, Mo. His name
is David J. Heaton, and the first body
which he prepared for burial was that
OF a negro boy who was hanged at Coy-
ington, Ken, in 1927.
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FOR SALE.

Fish. Roo,ned twsl.aS, 10 u c sou'a fenu
Nix koomcd dwelling, with largo lot, "a
Twenty ntuth street. for ia; Il,
Double frame house, rents for y res month,
al % and ~ Indiana street. for Sl.6u. -
Five tooned framo house, VIVA large !sr"' ~
Twenty niulh street, $1,000.
six roomcd house ~. Zane street, s:,ooa
Bargains IN building lots .,.,
Garden farm, Ohio liver bottom. above hiGh
water mark. The very best land, Coed imp'eSEe.
miles from this city. az acres. price wv
VIA GO. SMITH, ID,
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
an"6 -. -, IT'D Mntu street.
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When Gaby was sick, wo gave her casto-la,
When she was a Child, she cried for Cas:orln,
When sAc became Misc, she cluns to Cassorla,
Whom sho had Children, sao gave them castosla
Pllos! pilcsi Itching Piles,

syMrroAs-Mois,urc: intense itching and
singing; most at niSht: worsc by scratching.
bleed and u!ccrate, becoming very sore.
SwAYSE's OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed.
Ing, heals liberation, mud In most cases 70.
moves the tumors. AtdruggiRts. or by mail, Tor
10 cents. Dr. SWayne / Sou, Phtadciphfa. -
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Address, y. RASSETTl,
City OF Mexico,

N1oise", W "a ooEl III
City OF Mexico,
Mexico,
,hy ordinary letter. containing MONEY OR.
uEE issued by All Express Companies. New
iorE Exchange. DRIFT or Postal Note.
SPECIAL FEATURES.
w terms OF contract the company must do.
p0site the sum Of NIL prizes included in the
scheme before selling Il single ticket, AID 70.
ceive the following Official permit:
tGkhTificArE-,i hereby certify that the Bank
OF London aud Mexico las on deposit the nrccs.
sary funds to guarantee tho payment OF ali
nsizcs drawn by the Lotcria de la Brneicencla
fnblica. AroLlSAH CASTILLO. lniervcnor.
further tho compdny Is required to dis
tribute tttysix per cent OF the value OF all the
tickets In prizes--a larger portion than is given
BY ahy other lottery.
Finally the number OF tickets Is limited 10
80 ooo-2o 900 lesc than are sold by other lotteries
uSlDS lnekAme scheme. my.lTThtw
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Legal Notices,
GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ Comfy: In the Circuit Court OF laid County,
May Rules, 1890:
Numa Lee Scclcy, |
Oscar scelcy, guardian Of Suma In Chant
Lee Sec!ey. Z. ". Slnbright aud
W. II, Forster,

ttclr Sceicy, guardian al Numn In ChlnCcfy.
Lee See!ey. e. ". Senbtighl aud
W. II. Forster.
The object Of this suit Is to surcharse and
alsliy the account OF utcat Sccley, guardian OF
&n,na lee seeisy, Alrd In The oi.rc Of the Clerk
Of The County Couit Of said county, on the lslh
day Of d, Z, mber 1889, and l0,,iccOver from said
OsrAr 3, elSy guardian lis Efuresni1. with decree
over against mid &. " Scabrieht and ". II,
Forster, the sureties OF his bond us such guar.
dim, the balance Of 81 ,iS6 ~ with interest from
the nth dizzy OF June, 1859. found due the plain.
TIT from III Sec!ey guardian OF said account,
ms well aS the amount hald balance may be In.
creased by The surcharse and Justification OF
Aid account.
Aud IL appearing from an affidavit fled In
the ease, That said ". II. Forster, one OF the
defendants, Is II nonresident OF the Stale Of
Wcst virginia, and he not having been terved
with process IN this iuft, on motion of tho path.
TIL, by his attorney. this order OF pubicltionis
entered against him. and It Is ordered that the
Mtt ". II. FORSTER be required 10 appear within
one mouth alter Tie dale Of the ilr.t publica.
ton Of this order and TO DO what is necessary TO
r'dtee: his 1t te'tst: II IN further ordered tha!
mi. ord,r be published and posted NJ required
by law.
Wintss. John ". Mitchell, Clerk Of said
Court, NJ the Court House OF said county,
tIls Ith dug OF May, 1890, towit: May rules 1870
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time May $, 1890.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
VI. ". CowbEN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is, 800 head:
shipments b.0uD head: market 10 10 lie lower:
ieeds IS S. 7Oai 90: cows. bulls and mixed 81 Soa
-; Texas cattle s. IS. lIoSs-Rcceibts oG,COO
head; saipments 500 head; ,nnrket 5nl0c lower;
mixed 81 0cai y; heavy 81 OOai 20; lEh, 81 Y;a
90. Shecp-Receips 500 head; tEialncn,s
4.cC0 head: market unchanged: natives s! 7sa
gag; western s. 0oa5 65; Texans 81 Coal IS; lambs
IS 54a7 IS.
FAST LInERTY. IA, May H. Cattle-Rcccipts
l,SHj head: shipments l.22j9 head; market firm:
prime 81 oon3 "; stOcScrs nnd feeders 50 Oeai UO
bulls, cows and stays 81 5Ua3 30. liogs-Rc.
ceipts $40 head: shipments 1890 head; mar.
Set slow: medium mud selected 81 ;siai 20:
common 10 hest Workers 81 2Oa4 90; pigs 81 90
a. b. Sheep-keceipts 9,SuO bead: shipments
AGO head market dull: prime s. :5a5 10; fair 10
good 81 5ga6 Is; common IS CUaI w: lambs ST 500
30; tpsinE lAalb s Sd 5OaS 5u; calves 81 6O5 w..
CINCINNATI, O., May ll.-Hogs steady; CON.
mon and light s. oJai IL: packing and butch.
ers s. lOai 50; receipts 5000 head; shipments
800 head. - 49,, -.
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MRs. GALLON HlLL-"Don't you ad-
mire Mrs. Foyle's diamonds?" Miss
sardonyx with the family grin )-"Oh,
yes; fairly dote on pastry"
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through tickets. and baggage checked. tn all
p0'h f1F R 5stsi Snd other address
Al. BANDY, 4. 6. r. A.. PaStelrhurrsas'
!. G.T0MLlSs0N. r. A.. Wheeling. WA.
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Petroleum,

NEW York, May H.-Pc,roeum opened Irrcs-
utar SPOT being strong 1T SG54c, and June was
firm ut sG31sc; SCOT oil ADVANCED to s7l.c, aud
June 10 SIG. then the market reacted W and
closed steady. Stock Exchange: Upcutug At
SGAc:z highest S'5sc; lowest s6i4c, c.o.iug at
SIC. Sales 9i,0uO barrels. - I"0 =
OIL CITY, Pa. May 1t.-Petroteum opened AT
SGsc; charters SIS barrels; shipments 1885,
barrels; runs 81 ,2ou6 barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa. May li.-Pctrolcum opened
at s6Ac: closed At S6y.e; hiShes. size; lowest
sdtsci clea1ances Is, on barrels. II
PlTTsnuEGu, pa, Nay ll.-petroleum fairly
active, trm and high; opened nj SG5.c; closed a,
Sic; highes, sT11,; loves, sC55tc. ~ -. :
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
-. - ~
Metals. j

NEW YORK. May lt.-pig Iron quiet. Copper
gnlet; lake sl5o. Lead dull; domestic 81 e71s,
Tin Rct&ye; Straight! 50 ~ -. - - -
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FOR RENT,

N, n, rh,r,ecntl, street, 4 rooms ,........sll 60
No .nh, Main street. two rooms .,,,,,.,,.,, 8 10
No. ..,7 Market ST., store room and cellar" y, ~
n" .r,r, Wnrlrt street Nd floor ..,,,,,,, u 60
rosst sslou given No eai9 juno Isl.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate AEeut. Notary Public. AM. U. 8.
Ciaim AttarnaY, No. lfl2 MArkCi ktrtet.
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baltimore Live Stock Market. .,
CALvEIroS STOCK YARDS, |
MONDAY, My Il. !

$50. TIE SWINE MARKET. Is
Arrivals this week 7SS9
AlIMais ihst meek III
AffiVaA Que year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
REMARKS.
The receipts-some 1900 heal less than those
recorded last week-hre equal, 10 thu demand
rcrurtcd I'd I'LL tho yards is only moderately
lair. The market Is weaker than 1t was last
week. Quotations Tor nearby hogs range at J;sa
thenct; most sales at 5tzc. and mo d. this Hg.
rrc than last week. Coed fat western hogs 5Isa
Go. with sa!cs NJ b'sc net. Rough hogs range
down 10 about SC nei. .Ir- A '0Eg7..s
OF the receipts l,a3j head cane over the Dalti.
more & Ohio Railroad aud G,al7 head over tho
Pennsylvania Railroad.
CLAREAoSr LIVE Stock MARKET.
Us b CLAREMoST, May L..
All hogs sold in these yards by E. 4. Black.
sherc arc at gross weight. .r.Eta.rr.s.i.7,
Receipts this week S,eol heal. against 2,34i
head idst week fair to good selling from 81 GO -
II 70: roughs 81 50. - + :, 2.1
Receipts OF sheep and lambs ga heal: sheep
selling i'oui TO 5}Se; lasabs selling at {a74s.
~ ARRIVALS or LIVE STOCK
GaTemoat !Tott la,.ls. MA he Baltimore 4 Ohio
Edi'soad, for ,gtek GUIDING May II: +.f..
Ss3 Cars, containing 2of6 cattle, Il calves 1923
sheep and lambs, 7.sts hogs. l9s horses.
shipments 10 New York, Phi ladelphIn, etc.
800 cattle: u CALVES, LIES saccp aud lambJ,
s,Q73 hogs, lf5 Eosses, :
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UUVUTHuItHV HHU GNtU u0TEUh UHET htgHVy.
D0SDs AND STOCK QunrArJoSs-CLosgp hid.

y. BIS rcg.........laa lOhio 4 Mississippi. 2i,i
Y. 8. A. Conpuus.--l2. do prefettet..,.. 81
Y. =. Ms teg.."""- 10y Oregon lmpr'yem't b!H
U. y. l5.s cOup0n,.l0 Oregon Eav,..........i05
Pacific ts OF 'V5"...ll6 Oregon TrAns......,. ~
Adams Express"...lD Pacific Mnll.......... 40 .
American Exprcss.ll7 acknowledgements
Canada Pnciiic...... 81 Pullman pnIarc... WI,
Canada Southern. co. al Read 4lst
Central facilic...... H19l Rock islaud...... 90,
Chesapeake & Ohio ~ stL. & San FrGil..,. IS
do first PREFERRED. G.tSt Paut....,,.,...., ~.
40 second prefd. ~ do preierrcd...,l2l
Chi. bur. 4 Qulncy.ltDhls st. Paul 4 Omaha G6li
Del 4 iiutsun.....-ft do preferred. ....,f01E
Del, Lack 4 Mest.li11ssI Tenn. Coal Il lron.. t5G
Denver & r. G.m... l9.,liTexaS Pacifc......,. -
Efte.:;".."...-...... .sf unlon Pacitc......,. cox
FORT wayne .......lbl ". y. EXpress......., 10
Illinois Central....ll6 W.. 81. l.. 4 P....... Az
kaHsat & Texas..".. lGt. do Pre!efsea....... az
Lake Shore. .lWtlls.Fargo Ex......li!
Louisville 4 Nash VA Western Un!oii....., gGj.
Memphis! Cbas.. q! An. Cotton Oll..... ~
Michigan Ccntrsl.. ~ Colorado Coal. ....., sllS
Missouri P1citlc.... i7HIlron SllvCr........ 100
Nashville 4 CHAT LOB IQnIcksilycr ...,,,,, 1pIS
Now lerScyCcniral.l27 do preferred....,,, asl,
Norfolk {. Wprrf'o 6iLI sutr0...................,
Northern pnclllc.... S51i RIchm'd & W. PIT. ~.
do preferred. ... A3f IAtchiSon. IyIIs
Grfhwestern. llja Chicago GaS........ Gih
do Lead TruSt............ 2,H
New York Central.lC9 iugar........... ....., ssi4
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TRAVELLERS. GUIDE.

| A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
- TRAlEs.on and after May II, l&O.-Ex.
day excepted. monday excepted. isatiriAy
excepted. Sunday only. SATURDAY only
Eastern Standard time, ~''
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~ Central Standard Time.
|5zgnnSy|Vdnid LINES.

tsG From Erldgoport Station.
Trains via the Cleveland 4 pIt,shnrph RAN
road leave bridgeport for Pittsburgh, Chicago
and Cleveland. 1850 a. m. For PitSblryh. io:sl
n m; For Chicago aud Cleveland, III p. m.
For pltts6ursh and New York, 2:H p. N. For
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 1853 4. NJ, 1o:1
o. NJ; 1928 p. m, 4:a7 .. m, and 7:52 D. m,
On Saturdays onty-For East LIVERPOOL. 6:Il
p. H.; from East Liverpool, ll:l2 D, m. '
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,CiSclS*A7t, o., May li.-co,toa steady; mid.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED,
eS,Fon Gun RATES, or any further intorma.
ton desired. write lcyibly TO the undersipi ned.
clearly stating your residence, with State, conn.
q, slrcet and number. More rapid return mali
delivery vii be assured by YOU cnc!osIug en-.
velopc bearing your full address.
TNpnRV MN
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-21
MANY PRESENTS GOING AND COMING
Tho Express Companies Put on Extra
Force.

Force.
The Southern and Adams Expross
Companies, whose combined Offices at
lis jefferson street are managed by
Councilman r. A. Buckner, arc just now
submerged beneath flood OF holiday
business, and tho thrush OF the early
days next week will necessitate a
further increase of force and increased
energy on the part of the overworked
ones now on duty.
Two extra clerks and an additional
wagon are now engaged in the Office and
in delivering and receiving packages.
Everything is on the rush, and yet tho
volume of business can scarcely be
handled.
1t speaks well for tho execution of
these com panies that all day Wednes-
day, throughout the storm and over and
through the banks of snow. at least ono
wagon was engaged in receiving and
delivering orders. 1t was tho only
business wagon abroad during tho day,
and many and favorable were tho CON
mcntS upon it.
Agent Buckner yesterday told TIMES
reporter that tho business of the com
panies had assumed huge proportions,
and was double as great as it was this
time last year, which fact is y clear in
dication OF the growth and prosperity
of Roanoke.
at is hard" he said, "to keep pace
with the business OF the Office, and it is
harder to anticipate the amount to be
done week ahead"
At present the incoming and outgoing
business is about equally divided as to
weight, but the outgoing parcels are
more numerous than tho other class.
The 5disproportion will doubtless be
much greater next week because of the
great sSumber Of men hero with families
abrOad.t
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THE CHURCHES.
Order of Religious Services In Roanoke y
Houses OF Worship for To-day.

houses OF worship for To-day.
Fourth Avenue Christian Church:
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Charles
b. Long, at II a. III. and 7:3O p. IN. Sun
dnJ-school at 0:3O u. III. d. S. Mead
ows, superintendent.
Rev. o. T.. Flippo will preach in tn Q
First Captist Church at / a. m. and 7:3O
p. m. Morning subject: 1.-The great
snow and its lessons" At night: Gods
great Christmas gift"
Worship Of st. Marks Luth era n
Church, conducted in the chapel Of the
First ward school building. to-day at ii
.. m, Rev. J. A. IIuffard ofilciati ng
The subject OF his discourse will be:
''The worship and suiforings of the
wise men from the East" Sunday
school at 9:3O. Second Lutheran serv-
leo tomorrow night at 7:l5. Sunday
school at 3 p. IN.
st. James, Vinton---W Worship at IL a..
m. to-day. Service by Rev. ). NJ. Furey,
OF Roanoke.
Rev. DR.. Campbell will occupy his
pulpit Sunday morning 1T The regular
hour, and at night Rev. Il. Z. Wharton,
of Steel Crock, N. c., will conduct tn Q
services.
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Trade in general has suffered heavily
in Roanoke during tho recent blizzard
and tho deep lay Of snow following
Wednesday, the day following the fear
full night whom tho snow so silently fell,
making no noise, giving no intinlation
of tho terrible work, it was to de- the
next in crushing tho roof, over the
heads of tho unsuspecting; Wednesday
trade was practically suspended.
On tho morning of that day men and
horses had to wado through thirty
inches OF it, il they made any progress
at all, and after "a few attempts The
horses gavo it up, and the men almost
did so.
Not woman discharged her pocket
books that day over the counters Of tho
merchants and very few tho day follow
ing, and at this season of the year tho
women's trade is immense. Mon arc
grumbling all over Roanoke about the
long pulls their wives aud daughters
arc making upon their pocket books for
Christmas money, and all this goes for
holiday prcsenLs.
q Tho gcIcary merchants suffered hcav-
lily in tho first part Of the snow. 1t was
impossible TO fill what orders they re-
ccived, rs they could not run their
delivery wagons.
Some OF tho merchants delivered
goods from horseback, and Others had
Impoverished slcds running with 4
horso i'll front and negro inside which
suggested thoughts of Diogenes aud his
tub. However, things improved for tho
grcccrynicn the latter pars or the week
although tho trade has not entirely re-
covered its old impetus.
The Wholesale grocery mon say that
their trade has fallen OF within tho last
few weeks, hut tho loss is not attributed
to tho snow so much as to Christmas
times. While Christmas brings trade to
some, il diminishes theirs, they say.
Thoy too, arc suffering from tho trouble
OF obtaining toams and having hauling
done.
Tho boot and shoe trade, as The
TIMES has bcforo mentioned, has had
tho biggest trade of the year. All OF
the stores or this branch Of business did
y brisk trade.
One firm maintained that they sold
moro rubber boots and shoes during tho
snow than they had in the past two
years and half previous. Another
cnterprising firm sold ont on the worst
day OF tho snow. and photographed for
more, which they received in the even
ing OF the Same day.
Tho clothing men suffered hca lily
during tho week. Their trade fell or
largely and has not yet recovered from
its depression.
Tho drug mon say that their greatest
loss is in tho falling off of the ladies'
trade in the holiday goods line, All tho
drug stores handle a largo stock of holt
day goods, and tao women buy lots OF
them. Tho general drug and prescrip-
ton business continues as heretofore.
The jowelry men suffered heavily also
from the loss OF female trade, but that
also is now picking up" and the re-
porter saw She jowelry establishments
full of ladies last night
The book stores, who also ha ndle
many night-boforeC Christmas hose fl l.
ing-goods. had plenty of time to fold
their hands during the snow, but during
tho latter part of the week they have
unfolded them and arc wrapping up lots
Of bundles.
The financial situation continues to
improve and money to get easier. Bust
ness nen arc meeting their paper
promptly.
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CITY BULLETIN.

The Stcnographic Bureau, room Z,
Masonic Temple, will send an expert
stenographer and type writer to any Of
flee. Call up telephone $50. nov5
hughes e Camp carry tho largest
stock of carriages, buggics, harness, sad
dies, horse-furnishing goods, and horse
boots in the city. Repairing done on
short notice. Telephone No. al, 1853
Salem avenue, 1872 Terry avenue.
sep23-
Mattresses of all kinds made to ordor
by f. ii. Stewart e Co. jeal-tf
Evans Is Chaltncrs havo the largest
stock Of oils, varnshcs and I.onrman
and Martinez paint ever brought to Ro-
auol1e
Stoves! stoves stoves. cheaper
than ever at NJ. Ii. jennings IL Co., Sa-
lem avenue, near Market House.
oct7-tf
Buy your cooking stoves from NJ. II.
Jennings " Co., near Market House, Sa-
lem avenue. +
Road plows, road scrapers, and all
kinds OF railroad and mineral supplies
at Evans & Chalme,e.
Refrigcrators and ice chests OF vari-
GUS makes and sizes at L. IL. Stewart
& Co. io2l-tf
Evans & Chalmers have just received
car load each Of sash weights,
powder, old hickory wagons, cider mills,
sash, doors and blinds.
large and beautiful stock of carpe is
and rugs in newest styles can be found
at e. H. Stewart &; Co.'S. je2l-tf
Evans IL Chalmers have just received
largo stock of guns, rifles and sporting
goods. Call and examine their stock.
The largest stock of laco curtains in
the city and at bottom prices at e. H.
Stewart IL Co. g. je2l-tf
A beautiful stock of Engliah Amer
loan, and French plain and decorated
china tea, dinner and toilet sets at E. H.
Stewart &c Co.'S jos1-tf
An elegant assortment OF chamber
and parlor suits have just been received
oy n. IL. Stewart ~ Co. je2l-tf
CARR, the sign writer, cannot make
first-class signs at half prico. In fact
he don't have to do it. nov2G- If
OLD exchanges for sale AZ TuE TINES
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-12-21
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

NBw York, Dec. co. Special l-Ex-
change quiet and fairly sLeray at 4s1%
@4S5H. Money easy, with no loans,
closing offered at 4. Sub-Treasury
balances-gold, Sl4s, oo2, 900; currency,
81, 100000. Government bonds dull and
stcady-is, 1872; AIS, lO34. State bonds
neglected.