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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15

continent for collection OF revenue m' me
80 Observation-Disclosures and ENJOYS from one
.'nYornment to the other; foreign inter-
sSon,ion in our affairs, 20 say nothing Oh
endiess rows, talk, diplomatic lying
"boodle.n trickery, rcachery SiiKe Lur i'
nean aQgressiveness) on eacn other PACK
Inc and unpacking OF trunks ~ every s'a-
ton for examination on gong No, ..a0 II
South. with the constant irritation atteno-
ing i. r .co,ore, Wa foncht all
tbis humbug out, and now that the SWORD
has settled il forever we will lay ~ ASIDE
and be more contented as one people"
During the festivities in honor. OF Gen,
eral lee. il Is true that the rebel nag
appeared prominently. which was LOT that
occasion q natural sequence. but spirit
of rebellion and defiance was not uhuer IL
an anr sense. The Stars and Stripes were
horne aloft and were acknowledged as the
flag OF our united country. Some street
hovs put a rebel flag" in tho extended
hand of Washington In the oapltol-
Grounds. / presume II was JOKE; III
would nave been better taste not 10 nave
done 90. but it was not worth the COM
ments of some OK our northern cfltlcs'
many of whom did not go, South twenty
five wears ago TO see that flag or listen 10
the Trebel veil, :" the sound of which seems
there ia nothing more to veil about.
One old captain of company of troop
era - in deb. Stuart's cavalry. who lost
leo. was talking over some OF has war eSpe-
riences. surprising l was a southerner.
When I informed him that | was q
"Yank." and had fought also, he said,
Then give US yer hand. for you and are
comrades" A..
"union" in a fraternal feeling, as well as
in law, such descriptions as those OF tne
"Lee unwilling" given IN the -don, ana Lh,
press after the occasion are not calculated
to do it. 1t was harsh, violent, and unieel-
ING: il puts back the kindly interest on
each side. which is rapidly growing; 1t In
suits a fallen foe" and Is ungenerous, I'M
manly, and ignoble.
The tribute TO Lee by the Virginlans was
the result of their affection for the man:
RIGHT or wrong. thew loved and adored
him. 1t was not to leading rebel" but
10 a great soldier, and however no may
have erred and differed from us OF the
North in his state rights" and political
views he was certainly an unseltlsh charac-
ter and hghly-cultivate Christian gen.
tleman.
When we think that the Virgnians join;
ed US in our last reverence 10 Grant ana
sent a military body to assist IN his funeral
escort. and also that Governor fltzhuGh
leo attended the Centennial celeDTa-
tom in this city, / think II but fair. at
least. that we should withhold such rub
bisn as headed the description or the Lee
festival in that "pious and most Christian
paper, the Mai and Express"
IoU1s JOSEPH SANDS.
No. GO South Washington Square, Nelo York.
June D. 1880.
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THE NEW RAILROAD PURCHASE.
Sale of the SciOto Valley Road to thu
Norfolk and Western.

Sale of the Scioto valley Road to the
Norfolk and Western.
The New York Sun of yesterday says !:
The sale Of the Scioto-Valley and New Eng
land railroad to the Norfolk and Western
was announced yesterday. This will add a
good stretch of track to the latter and will
bring it nearer to Chicago. The Norfolk
and Western now has upward of 400 miles
of track extending west from Norfolk, Va,
to Elkhorn, KY. and the company has pro-
iected al extension of about 120 miles to
the Ohio river, where il will meet the Scioto
Valley road. The Scioto Valley road was
recently reorganized. It extends from
Ironton to Columbus, 1872 miles, and had
in view projected line of about ITO miles
to Fort Wayne, where it would have i'm
portant railroad connections for reaching
Chicago.
President Kimball, of the Norfolk and
Western, issued Yesterday circular to the
stockholders explaining the purchase. lie
said the Scioto-Valley road when fully alb
sorbed would cost $4,000, 900 of Norfolk
and Western preferred stock. He esti-
mates that the Scioto-V Valley will easily
earn the fixed interest charges of 5000. 900
per annum in excess of the present rate OF
dividends on the Norfolk and Western pre-
ferred stock which was issued in payment.
The circular states these advantages of the
purchase
The physical condition Of the railroad is
remarkably good, and 1t has low grades and
light curvature. IL owns very valuable ter
minal facilities in the city of Ironton. in
GLIDING tracks into all the furnaces and
manufacturing establishments in that city.
1t crosses and connects with the systems OF
the Pennsylvania railroad. the Baltimore
and Ohio, Cincinnati. Hamilton and Day.
ton, and Ohio and Northwestern railroads,
as well as making numerous other impor-
extension, including the bridge over the
Ohio River, is rapidly progressing; it is
expected that over fifty miles of the line
will DO completed during the present year,
and the remainder during 1891, when a
junction with the Scioto Valley road will
DO effected.
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CONSTIPATION,

when a regular habit Of body can be secured
without changing the diet or di5Jrganizing the
system, IL they Will only
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15

Noticeable "hits" go tho Confederate
edition" Of tho Richmond State. wnicn we
have already noticed; the iliustratea cni'ioh
wa "a" full OF colored Autographs Of tho great
Confederate leaders, and which must have
been a costly piece OF enterprise, and ilnai-
iy the Richmond Dispdtoii's edition WITH
the portrait OF Lee and one Of the fullest
and most thorough reports OF the details
OF great public event that we have seen
in Journalism. Altogether the kicnmond
press fully maintained It's night 70 tne titie
OF the metropolitan press OF the ota'e.
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Souvenir Editions.
Letter from Dunnsysllo, Val

The Dispatch OF the 10Th. 30th. and sist
of May were anxiously sought for and such
Is have them will let their neighbors have
8 reading and then file them away IS heir
looms TO childrcn's children,
TITLE FOLLY MAIsTAIsEp.
lstaunton vlndlcator.
The enterprise OF the Richmond papers
IN handling the big event of last week is
sometbing OF which the State press ought
% ~ and are proud. There we're three
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15
THINGS FOR SUMNER.
u THE HoopsKIRT AGAIN TO Be A
FASHIONABLE CRAZE?
. Nav Gown of Cream-Coiored Cloth
Pauline Halls Travelling Dress
A stunning Hat
,c,rr.,,o,,oDcc ., tho Richmond DI.p.,cs. 1,

NEw YORK, June Il, 1890.
rb.re ia n rumor abroad that the hoop-
slirts whose amplitude was considered
sasbionabIe twentv-fve years ago are AMIN
nn,ning in. bnt it will not be without re-
Inctance that the woman of today will
take them unto herself. The fashionable
s skf in many cnses is too clinging for
some figures. although much more be-
coming than hOOpskIrts.
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COAL AND WOOD.

AMUEL p. LATHROP & CO.,
- DEALERS IN BEST GOALS ONLY. PREPA-
RATION UNSURPASSED. ANTHRACITE
CRUWN-HILL sPLINr COAL, WEST VIRGINIA
STEAM AND HOUSE COAL, GAYTON COKE,
FOREST PINE WOOD. An early call from pur-
chassrs solicited. once, Sixteenth and liar.
shall streets. 4 y. LATHhOP q co.
1aiaphsas ~ y ieeolloa
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TLANTIC COAST LINZ
RICHMOND AND PETENBy89 kAi-S0h
TIH&TA3LE
Commencing SUNDAY, Aay %. -',, 4, -
n uAla. on MS roai will r4g 10 '4.ssA
TRAINS eOgIlSkal
'Dally. fDAily except sunia.
hInppINlt-piAl.A

.Daily. Daily except Npnii.,
srOppING-PLAcsA
so.ura ~. and - ra,s, - . .s,., , rs
o, 50 - 500 "a tislE si - }
Dresry's Blun. Censrslis, al S..o,'-' a a.
,toQs AZ Ca-stor So< S. p. ID o. -
a, Will s.oa al al stations
PULLAAN-CAK s+H''-- .,...,
On Trains No.. !, AMI Is sleep * IS o'.''.'
New YORK an1 rsmpA. FlA 30 ~, t.,...,a
on Trains Sos 10 AMI q slcsplis 80 o.,
fyashineton sna Caarlsstes Ca - 40.
sl,sp,ns.cars teisecn Hasains.'l -, -
scosuIc' ON Tain No. ~ sioosi-s
txeen Ja,s sonvil.o anu Nes tofI NORFOLK
TAG ONLY ALL-RAIL LlSs 10
v,., oon LsAvS ,sAu. norfolk (. I, ? !
E,.s ,soos =, p. n. Norfolk 700. \.
S"rt'-is .0A. NJ. kichin'11 ..'-',, =
ro,so,e ...0I T. u. hlehRoai.. O." /" Il
fhe iraius leaving kcamoal >. . ~ ~ i..t,ssa
Norfolk ats T.. Nj gfe soNl =, ,sroasa
tnes, two p0iats. snd Gas'cas't, - -. 4. .
~,t,ost ehaugs % cara 1lose e0a".N' N -. A
80 maze at ps.orsoirg ~ iae - i. y, ~ a
from nichulond aad NE SAP A. n "-
N y,i ,.aytns Rlcnmoni as 30 A.. - ,;.,5 =
,,.s'p "a ami arriving 81 ki1AnoA1 ~ 80, Al
naat s.0I n NJ maze close e0nls-s go.
po,e,s.,ur. to aud trcss EarG'hle' A'A
and soutnwestega Soin& -.....t,al
- X n ILLf, sapss'
ET - Arsk1 General ,ePsrl.
4. n. BxsRsox, General fasssax@ 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15

TDGEMONT MINERAL SPRINGS
1Iopen Tor GUNNER BOARDBKs JUNEl. 1899,
situated on Virginia Midlsnd railroad ono and
ono half miles from Gepotin beautiful, cool, snd
healthy climate. Fishing and hunting grounds,
green lawns, and fruits in abundance. For
terms apply TO MR. and MRS. JOEL NJ. WOOD
son, Rocknsh Depot, Nelson county. Va.
la ll-WltGSu3ts
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT KICHV0Vn.
Y0RK-RIYER LINE,yn grsr Yoi,,
TIE FAyoRIrE ROUTE yosrG
LEAVE RICHMOND.

lEAiN no. 20 .I| DID,.
LOCAL FXPNS,3. daty ek-s.t ,.-f,, s,...
al ell stations - Lester M.r.r cl.-s... -
stage iog Ws.ter.0o. wish aa. Il49.s s..,-.,.s,
West Point
TRAIN No =. f5PN
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily e,-.,t s,,s..
FOX West Point. conu0D. Hin l.-. 49,.
steamers tor Baltimore. A. - rr-s ...,-.T
c,nnect win Baltimore e'i Ja.o r. 81 n,
Washington, PhIIdrI pliAanI N.r
steamers Leave baltimore ~. ls. p. .t,..,
bgnIHy. ~
Trains arrive at Ricamoai sDAN.ssi39
A. NJ
TRAIN No 9.7.i)AM
LOCAL. MIXED. dalir efrep, slala, i.,.,.
TUenty-sghth stree. fJr IVES, lllats.a 80
Inedlage points
TicSe.-onico a. station fo3t ~ Y.-gis,a.t-.,,
cry ucAeLoIcs-corls ~ Icu.la4I ~,
streets
sol HAAS, JAS p. TAYLOR
Tranic Manager General fae.rnf.- Af,.t
JOSEPH .. POTTS. Division Passed ger Acct
DHESA AND nfTD pan
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DATTERY-PARK HOTEL,
u ASHENIIL., Z. c,
nrEN TIIHnIfGuOIT TIE YEAR

OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
Elevation $3.50 feet; average summer TOM
perature, "a degrees: magnificent mountain
scenery: hydraulic elevator: electric lights and
bells: music hall, tennis court, ladies' billiard
parlor, aad bowling-alley. beautiful drives aud
frst-ciAsl livery. SO mosquitoes For Gescrip-
tive printed matter apply to ;. BSIEEhE'
10 32m Manager.
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kAKLHOAo LIN kA
DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN
III PINES kAlLRoAD SCHEDULE. station,
CARMvILLE AND POwHATAN

RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICES, 703 EAST MAIN STREET
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 10, IS9l
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
"a. A. NJ, via Richmond aud Dsnvilio railroad,
from tarmyiiie, Antioch, Acltss,
Cumberland Courthouse, Sannys,do,
TobaccoVile, Ballsyills. beione, Pow
hstan courthouse, kppes's Falls,
Wln.erp0ek. ana skinqnarter.
lg:i5 r. NJ, eta kicnmO0d aud Petersburg rail-
roai from Winserpock, summit, Per-
due, Reach. and tendley.
LEAyg RicaaosD.
500 p. n, ga hicnmond aud Dan'ille railroad.
for Earmyiile. Cumberland Court
house. Powhatan Courthouse. aAd all
intermediate pointa
bi5 p. NJ, riQ kicamond aud Petersburg rail-
road, for Eppess Falls, wiutorpocx,
ana sll intermediate points
All trains daily except sunday.
For tickets, Daggag e-checks, Timetables, &c,
can upon A. W. aAkbkk. hichmond and paa-
vile railroad, and kchraona and Petersburg
railroad. r. N. BUCKINGHAM.
General PaAseGgsr Agent
JAxas Il WIsxx. General Manager. ap0
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xTIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 7,sl,,I

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT = I-Sl5,i
' COMPANY for tne sEAsHUKt a<sEsls'-aas
Cheapest ami most pleasant route T. OLD
POINT, VIRGINIA BEACH. OCEAN WEN,
NORFOLK .PORTsMOUt III. NEWPORT NEHs
CLAREMONr, aud JA&ES-hIrE k LAnDi l,,i
by elegant saloon stoGmo: iOLCb - kk,
leaving hchmond gyEHY MONDAY. WEDNks-
DAY, and FRIDAY a. A. N. street-.ars 70
directly TO steam0rs' whsri. Faro 10 Old Pom!
or Norfolk. $50. second class. o..
Connections AZ Old Point snt Norfolk closely
with al llues for northern cities, frginia boach.
and Ocean View sSmo afternoon. JSmos riYer
by daylight Great tourist lima Cheapest
route -.
through tickets on steamer and at 0aroers
Agency, 1000 Main street Baggage chee4e1
ucough. siaEe-rooms engaged tor day or nlgnI.
FREIGHT recstVed daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
nc AND DANylLLE an1 fA9HVlLLk AND
POWHBTAS K k STATIONS, and WASH
INGrOS, d. C., ALI pain.s IN Eastern North
Carolina Eastern Yirg mia, and al regular lani-
ipgs on The James river, az lowest rates aud
through bills issued.
LUCIEs b. TATUM, Vice-Preslient
No. ill7 haiu street and hoJNetsA
IRWIN WsIs OBI. Freight and Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15

100 doses one dollar" is peculiar TO
Hoods Sarsaparilla and true OF no other
medicine.
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COBB'S ISLAND. VIRGININS SEA.

4 tUBB'D Island, NIhUINIAo 0LA-
" SIDE RESOkT IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
Increase OF Hotel accommodations, new build
ipgs, and other improvements. The finest beach
and surf bathing IN tho world. >nipe- shooting,
fishing and toat-sailing Unsurpassed. Can be
reached by Now YORK, Philadelphia end Norfolk
railroad daily from North or South. Passengers
going to Cobbs Island must get OF At Cobb's
station.
TRAINS: We will meet the il:27 A. ". north
bouni train and the 5:ls p NJ eouih-iound train
nj Cobb's station. Passengers transferred direct
70 the Island by steamer.
TE1s: $40 per day, Sl2 per week, $40 per
mouth. For further information address.
A. E. COBB. Proprietor.
uo,of q f-lrn
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RAILROAD Lrsrx

- -.
ka u Fgi gssslEE .EZ-:y11
RICHMOSD AND DASVTr.rss
~ RAILROAD - q
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT APRf, ., -,
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND y,
$50 A. n. SOUTHERN EIPRg.1 s,r, ~
y AuFusta, ani poi1s s1.iA - =
pecs A. Greensboro f5r D,r.. -
Raleigh. Ct SALISBURY p, ~ ~ al
sorih ISrolinA fs.seagsfs :. 4
e'e'per ~ sf y. lLrllr. - -. az,
from DaaYlis sOuth. '-- 500 80
80 A. n ACCOMMODATION dan.
sunday 70 Clover. W, sl1 -
mefisie poinia /" -
iioo A. N. NltglSlA ANO NORTH ctsor,,.
EAPkEss. csiIy. through ~
nale'fh "a heysfin'. t8a..~,. :,
batteviilo with Norfo.k g.. -. "
railroad tor Farnr0ie. 49,. 'IHf1
sni foins Wssl. At Kog...U. I.
Durham. ''' al
500 p. n FA5f NAIL, daily. Tor Allan.
suath, AMI p1in,s NDgtl. srr,.-,,. 4,
Soss.eys Junction So 49,,
ana foFhaAn rAiirosf =, 49,
toro Tor Dlrham AL hs.-.., -.
salisbury '0r Western \ -,
Ina through seegss nm ~. -
yiile South. "a
oooP. Il. LOCAL, daily. sr-ept spu..v
Amelia Cocriaoaso sui ia,erasi,,..
TRAINS ARRIVE Ar RICHWOVn
az si5 = y y From Atlanta soi Aas4.uA
SIS A. ". From Amelia CJ4r,ass,a
40 P. ". From Raleigh
6Ss ?. VI. A. hsnches.ef. from o.orsa
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A SIMPLE BUT EFFECTIVE VEGETABLE
rONpOIfNn
Consumption.

Mrs. NJ E. BOSWELL, coo N. 9Th street, Richmond.
Va, writes:
feel IL my duty to writs and attest tho efficacy OF
American Blood Cure Tonic" It's evidently sseSt
mr. family for chronic liberation OF the bowels the
patisns physic pronounced the trouble very oa1
form Of dyspepsia, After year treatment with con-
slant, gradual wasting Of patient the doctor recon-
menfed as change. outdoor country air. lsuspccted
ubercnar and commenced tho use OF the tonic
The patient soou brg4n gradually 70 improve, and Is
now entirely well and hardy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-15

pOARDERS WANTED.-MRS.
ID Charles N. philips, residing az Boydton,
Neck Ter burg county, Va, cal furnish good ac-
cOmmod 4tions durInc the summer at reasonable
rate. A1dro-s So. Us west Main street, Rich
mond, or Boyd.cn. Va. 10 l2-dlh, >u&W &wlt
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IRON GATE Inn.

This beautiful. new Queen Anne style hotel IS
now opeu for tho season. II Is entirely new and
hanesomely furnished. Hot aud cold lilhia
baths on every floor. Lithia and chalyboa1e
springs on the grounds.
Grand scenery, good hshing. lewn-tennls
grounds, and first-clsss table
It's the most delightful summer resort In the
State Rates .iD to $50 per month.
FRED. COLBURA, Manager,
70 6-eod6w Iron tate len, Va
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CHESApEAKE AND ONO EAlLs
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE Essecr luSgain


tsaYB Ri'NlSn
$50 A. NJ "Iimrej" iaIy fr ON ro'st,,f
Norfoi.. CL..r Car L-l- I'd Ia
Oi Point
ii:so A. u Express. friy for rir-.nr,. Pam.
man sleeping car IN t.. H...
~l.na.r. AMI Nl.I r.Al Sleeper Gar.
l0.t.-Fi. a OBJ tltrluNaI
$50 r. N. hxpress daily f'- DIi "lilta-fN.-
f1iy. lGNu 81 0ie.lins lar ..1c.r.
ultl to tII Point
Zoo P. II. Accommodation, except sunday. 20
botnweli
els P. NJ Tho D. b. a. lml.i fafy P.H,t,
binrpicg Car 0II p.iI. tntfn .n.,..
k0lt Yrsuhule Train. Wilr N.Hfrr ~
AMI luliUAns tttr.1ts.F. l. H.. :.
c.nnat suI Hulptl to f.l.afl.a
TRAINS &Ekly4 A. K.NnIItu.
rs A. ". AMI 30 b. 81. 81. u fr.l ,tl-funsa.
7.25 =. n. daily, eH'elt sunday, f-1u iLFs.
Il:2O A. II. and ,.is j. NJ. daily o. 20 Aorfo.L
JANES-RfEER DIVISION
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,es-aw'

WINDSOR SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w Western Maryland railroai-1,0O0 feet
above tide. No mosquitoes. Large buildings.
gardens, orchards. splendid shsde. Cool table.
Hor-es, stables, &C. Circulars at Dispatch Office.
Address A. ii. JELLY, Proprietor,
te7 -im New Windsor, Nd.
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rUmnsn axsoRrs
THE GLEN SPRINGS SANIIARlTN,

" n
This new Institution, uuder the medical man
agemento OF experienced physicians, VIII open
for guests JUNE 10. 1890 ,,,,.,, -ru,prv,
Locaied Oh a bluff OVERLOOKING Thirty
MILES OF SENECA LAKE, surrounded Dy pino
Sorasfs and near tho famous WA1KGSS glen.
VIII DO equipped vita tho most approved
therapeutic appliances, including Turkish, nus
sisn. Romsn, Electric, Elecro-tnermsi' Moii3re
Saline, and Iron Baths. Also Massage, swellsh
Movements. Calisthenics, and Oil forms Oh hieo-
tricity. , T.,
Pure water-also valuable mineral springs. IN.
GLIDING SALINE. fROS, IODINE, and SULPHUR
waters. No malaria. ~
Beautiful views. charming walks ana orNes'
pure air. boating, fshing, &c.
Modern improvements: Eievotor, Electric
Bells, &c. CUISINE UNSURPASSED.
For terms and other particulars address
WILLIAM l. LEFFINGWELL,
49, - r., IN tSu9u MANAGER
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NJ, las n CRAIG. of Richnona. Va, writes:

After thorough test OF "a p. O. Toni" 4 my own
househod oheerfuy state that believe 10 be an
Sbso1ts .scif in to which ladies subject 70
At certain periods Of life and where arrest of deps
ton In phy slcal strength Is sought
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pRUGs. MEDICINES. &e.

DAM L 5.
We offer at loves. market prices
LEWIS PURE LEAD,
PURE LINsEED-oIL.
and .u MATERIAL FOR HoUsE-PAISTISa.
Ryery article guarantees TO be strictly pure.
PURCELL, LADD = co.
MID Wholesale Druggis.A
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LEAVE RicHUlsn.
200 A. n. daily for LyncA04E LsunrisA an
Clifton Forge
40 2. n. Tor Lyuchburg except SUNDAY ss.p-
ing Car Tor ly4'lUuf, a usl
leaves Lyn.uburs atol. 8. A. ~
lexington AlI chiffon a
SktiNs ARRfYs AT FlrHN ND
$50 p. n. daily from clifton fofga
es0 4. n. except sunday tom t.t.cg EorFa
tex. gt0u. al LYn,t. H4lf
station: kigI.h All Canal -.ra.t
ID. Is. FULLER
General fa..elsef Agesl
q. ". srsVRSs. General superintendent fsB
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Treatise on Blood
and Skin Diseases by mail free. Address A. u. q.
CaIsIcAI Co. II south Twelfth street, Richmond. IL
lde 6-Th,su&Tuiyl
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L AND POTOMAC kAiLkOAD.-r .ls3.
commencing APhlL@l, l.-9--0ssgorn sal.a,i
fmf
ga A. ~ leaves ByrI-strsst star3a lart
stops onir A. Ashland. boil -s . n ..
ford. and freioticks0urg, fr tss1i
whitewater sleeper " WsIA4gcl
sni New York
Ii:sa n leaves byri. gr9e1 siAt1a fi.'T st
except sunday. tar.Os "a, L..l-
tuDu1 10 Wash nsfo l.
cts z. NJ leaves BTrd-'lrs3t saH1a faIh
~lreler, N-hr.Uni e. N.T l.rA
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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-25

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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-25

Office building will be increased 10
double It's present conGne, then bel
gian block the streets around and
about their freehold, including Hotel
Roanok to which well-known hostelry
will be added 125 rooms, which addi-
ton is now under construction, the ma
terial used in this improvement is
stone and frame; all Of which will be
executed in the best workmanship
manner. The double tracking of the
Norfolk and Western will add largely
to the population Of Roanoke. This.
work has been let and the contractors
are now preparing to begin their work.
The Roanoke and Southern railroad
with its terminus and headquarters at
Roanoke is now building rapidly to-
wards Roanoke, and this road will be-
gin work at this end within ninety days
from the 18th day of February, 1890.
This will assure for Roanoke an in
clcase over her present popu.a alton
twenty to thirty thousand people.
That you may understand what
Roanoke is doing We will give you the
amount expended or improvements in
our city from February 1886, to Feb
ruary 1889, as compiled by the Herald:
The building Of business houses
amount to sl,9lS,l amount spent
upon residences s68l,470, making a
Grand total of s2.594,57O. This does
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-25

all Of which is paid to the citizeps of
Roanoke.
Has an excellent fire department.
The Roanoke Carriage Company Is
erecting an extensive establishment
and have large field in which they
will operate, extending into North
Carolina and West Virginia.
Roanoke has two large flour mills,
the largest of which has elevators with
capacity TO store $4,000 worth of
grain.
So much for the different industries
already established and Low doing o
hourishing business. We will mention
some few industries that are in process
Of organization:
The Steel Plant, Cotton Mill, Hard
ware Forge, West End Yards, and
Stationary Agricultural Implement
Factory, Boot and Shoe factory, and a
number Of smaller enterprises, all
these together with the completion Of
the Roanoke and Southern railroad
which is being pushed rapidly towards
our city and is now completed to Mar
tinsville, the county seat OF Henry,
will add fifty per cent to our present
population.
We will also mention some improve
ments that will be made here by the
Norfolk and Western railroad and their
associates (sub rosa). First. the main