davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-30
For the Ellsworth Americs n.
Ia GRIPPE.

Lo. the grip is now upon US.
In its fury and its might;
II has come from far-off Russia,
Come with speed like morning light.
Every neighbor who may meet rs,
As along the street We sip,
With a sad and mournful greeting,
Asks US, Have you had the grip"
And our joints begin to pain ~,
And our noses We must blow,
While we think with awful sorrow
How the doctors bill doth grow
1t in some place We feel aching,
Whether head. or back. or hip,
Those around Us and about u>
Tell as. Now. YOU have the grip"
Sorrowful We saw it coming
Happily We see It 20,
let US hope it will 90 quickly,
Ending thus our tale OF woe.
-IE. W. LORD
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-30
.fGRTCI'LTURAL ESTIMATES.
THE Area. PRODUCT AND vALtt % The
PRINCIPAL CEREALS

PEI>' IPAL CEREALS
Tie December report oil the Depart
meut ot Agriculture contains a detailed
statement Of the estimates If prlnc;p pal
cereals hy States. including area. pro-
duct ana value The reported area of
corn. 7o.3l9.G5l acres. represents an
increase Of q per cent. over the acre
age Of 1888. The wheat acreage. 3S,-
l23, $50 acres. is > Ito per cent
greater than the aggregate for 1888
The revision Of acreage gives a smaller
area in Iowa. Nebraska. Oregon and
Washington. and a larger breadth IN
X ansas and Dakota Dairliig aud
meat production have for wears been
encroacliug on wheat growing on the
eastern side OF the great spring wheat
belt. a. former reports have shown.
Wide fluctuations in breadth Of wheat
in Kansas. Illinois and other states
Occurring from year to year are the
result Of variable meteorological con
dijions Economic considerations. es-
pecialv changes in market value. also
affect pcculiarl, the distribution Of
Wheat.
The acreage Of oats is placed at ~
1862 l6 acres. an increase OF less than
per cent.
Fine yield per acre of corn is very
nearly n bushels, or lilo bushels
less than the product Of 1879. and is
the largest rate Of yield since 1880.
The pro luct, as estimated. is ll2.-
500. 900 bushels. The largest Yields are
west Of the Mississippi, Iowa taking
first rank in aggregate produced aud
Weld per acre $40 $50, 900 bushels,
80 per acre.
The yield per acre of wheat is nearly
! ~ 9 bushels, or one-tenth OF a bu>hel
greater than the November average of
yield per acre. The variation from the
current expectation Of the last six
months is not over per cent. The
total product. as estimated, is 49O,-
500 900 bushels. The product of oats
is ISL ,5l5 900 bushels, at the rate Of
pas bushels per acre. The aggregate
of all cereals is about 3.450. 900. 900
or at least 80 bushels per capita
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-30

"kiudut~> 10 nmals is no IN
inevitable shurtncs- then of their ey-
istcnce should plead for them touch
inely. The insects on the surface of
the water. poor FL hemeral things. who
wo,'d needle>-lv ahridae their dancing
pleasure Of to-day, Such feelings We
should have towards tie whole animal
/ creation We have positive duties to
perform to those animals over whom We
are master for however short a time
This seems too obvious to he insisted
upon bIt there are persons who act
as though they could buy the right ~
ill-trealing any of Gods creatures. We
should never in auv way consent TO the
| i'll treatment IT animals. because the
fear Of ridicule. or any other fear pre-
vents our interfering. As to there
being anything really trifling in any act
OF humanity. however slight. it Is
| moral blindness to suppose so The
few moments in the course of each dav
which man absorbed in some worldly
pursuit NAV careessly expend in kind
words or trihing charities to those
around him, and kindness to an animal
is one of these. are perhaps. in the
sight Of Heaven. the only time that he
has lived 10 any purpose worthy of re-
cording = Sir Arthur Helps Essay
on tie Exercise Of Beaecolence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-30
.IATE or MalyG-

HANCOCK, ss.-Court of Probate Ellsworth
January Term. A. D. ls'h
A petit n having been fled by the widow OF
the deceased. for an allowance out OF the person
Al state in the estate Of the following named per
son viz: d. Augustine Merrill, late OF Bluehill IN
sal county. deceased.
ORDERED That said petitioner give pubic no
-. 10 ali psrsons interested, by causing a
GOV ~ This order 70 he published three week.
sursessiveiv in the Ellsworth American, printed
al Ellsworth, that they may appear az
p- hats Court for said county, to be held at me
~ ,hste nffre ia Barksport, on the
second Wednesday of February next, at ten OF
,be riock in the forenoon. and show cause II any
thev have why the same should not oe gIahsea
q. r. CUNNINGHAM, Judge OF PROBATE
. ,rne ropy. attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register
- 3w5s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-30

COMMENCING DEc. 30. 1850.
TRAINS RUN DAILY, SUNDAYS Elk
CEPTED, AS FOLLOWS:
BANGOR TO BAR HARBOR.
BAE HAR8oR TO RsNGoR.

tstops on signal or notice To Conductor
'stmr. runs to Ear Harbor when weather per
mits
These Trains connect at Bangor, vi th III rnt,gI
trains on Main Line to amt from Portland Boston
and st. John
Passengers earnestly requested to urorure
tickets before entering the train. and cspecjail,
Ellsworth to Falls and Falls 10 Ellsworth
PAISbN TUCKER
Vice Pres. and Gent Manaeer
Y. T.. B)OTHBi, Gent Pass. aud Ticket tgI
Dec. ~. $3.50 Ivr "a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-30

Mr.. Bonner is sparing no pains to
develop the speed of his new trotter
Sunol He has offered her driver
1000 to drive her in 2.10 and $500
for every quarter of second better.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-30

The snhs rriber hereby offers for sale at a bar
cain the rea estate Of the late Nathaniel Moore,
sifuated on the west side of Union River, on the
old Raneor road so-calied, In Ellsworth. said
estate IL 4 small farm with house and barn there
on DAhWiS N'h'VnL' EA"'" -.
Ellsworth. Ang %, 1888. ITO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-30
PENSIONS!

lam still engaged In the prosecution of pension
claims for soldiers for all diseases and injuries
ami resulting diseases contracted In the service Of
the nite,l states during the late rebellion of
isc1 III. also Tor their widows minor children un.
der sixteen YEAR Of age, for dependent fathers
and mothers brothers and sisters under sixteen
wears OF age; for increase and rerating and for
restoration where claims have onc'' been allowed
ami discontinued also for original claims rejected
for want Of better evidence; money claims in lieu
OF ARTIFICIAL limbs and appliances for resection and
ais in phy-icai defects contracted In the late
war There are more or less of these claims that
have not vet been allowed. also prosecute
ctaims for back pay and bounty, transportation
ami AN other claims against the government grow
ny out OF said war
Ellsworth. Sept 80, 1879. 3sh
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-30
Free Treatment 5es !

remedies included, Will be donated by Dr Sweet the
celebrated natural borr setter and physician to one
eovfhg person In each town WITHOUT ExPEssE ex-
cept Slu0 fir drawing examination papers Send
10 money until return OF papers, Application must
Be endorsed by Minister or Postmaster. send stamp
for FREE EXAMINATIONS BLANKS and particulars 10
Dr. Sweets Sanitarium Ter the Lame, l6 Union
Park Street, Boston, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-30
PER TTNENT QUESTIONS.

If body meet couple
Crossing DER the street,
Need that couple cover all the
Flagstone with their feets
Do they show the best OF breeding
And the blue>t blood,
When they crowd that lonely body
Of into The mud?
If couple meet body,
Would it mar their style,
Should they take single crossing,
Going Indian file?
I From the Columbus Dispatch
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-30
Pauprr Notice.

Inc u'"iersigneu hereby gives nHtice that he he.
Contracted with the cts Of EllsWo rth for the si,I
port OF The ioor during The ensuing wear and ia =
made ole provision for their support lie there
iofe i"rbids all persons from furnishing ssppliep
TO any pauper on his account as without his wrt,
tenorder, he viii pay for no goods so Furnished
HAIRY s. JoAE0
Ellsworth, April Q, 1855
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-30
Ayers Hair Vigor

is the ideal" Hair-dressinc. 1t re-
l stores the color TO gray hair promotes
G fresh and vigorous growth prevents
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-30

THE subscriber hereby gives public Borce to an
j concerned that he has heeH duiv appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust 81 ENecn-
tor OF the last will and testament OF Melissa Lanr
son, late of Ellsworth. in the county OF Han
cock, deceased nv giving bond the law directs
he therefore requests all persons who are indeht-
ed to said deeeased's estate, to make Immediate
payment and those who have any immediate De
mands thereon to exhibit the same for settlement
AT. BURNHAM.
January sth, A. d. 1890. 3wF
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-30

the form alton OF
dandruH; makes the
hair soft and silkcn;
and imparts a deli
cate bat lasting per-
fune.
. Several months
ago my hair COM
luencei falling ont,
and in a few We -
my head was almost
bald. ! tried many
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-30
J. H. & /. <. HOPKINS.
JOYS MUSIC STORE.

IA4trrf,.c.t NH,ty -ttrf- .ut he Mason E",t !.
fI-v.r +. af. trH tttlatr.i d. fHru.-h uynllc 800
ms .t4 t;..- 81 zen r4sre tfti.- tu the sic iiU'
Tt, tr-- -rlff- ut r5lr.t- hu1 Organs ALWAYS
uu ttUt I'trs-. OCEANS. Ayt A4.'IU,- tr rent
= r. -....f ...tH. go. .r.t ltri Ftatos bti
Instruments rt. uarasu.- t4Acu In ,>rHaukr fr
!. gooi stock :: Vio,;ns, 2an;os, Gu;-
:a.s, Ia-5o.;2s. sa:o: Music, n
s:.ruo..:.:2 2:oks, c:--::.-s a.3 E-s;-
O.. Merchandise :: u. kinds. Fine
Imported Strings :o- Victims and
5a-;oo Sh:o: Music and Strings
ao-:o nj. postpaid.
s--,.,t auH-ta.. re-.s.- mu-t- I."'A- At -bort
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1890-01-30
Frank NJ. Joy,
MASON EIoth iiI. >NnEru. ME
II. W. j, Lander,
PATENT SOLICITOR,
DIR AU GII rs M a NJ

sm~rie An aud Foreign Patents. Cav
rats. Trade MARKS and copy
Rights Procured.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-13

You n fc1S li1esto I'll ycu hqT' Ne =
geteen along. Jon know how I'd otg5
allwaswhen yen gil uses that icis;,:iil;ic
we'll inarr, inv husbon tuck al them
bottles and got we'll and cite allyou ietc..t
him, YOU kno be was most dead and yo!
saved hisn lif: and them too chiider yea
gin them six bottles OF nolandias the;a
big and fat boys all them sores IS well.
my old man is doing smart, lie dun got
q fine farm and Eiaites good liv.i1 &: :!
has good health. nolandine saved L.;
life and theIntoo children too. VIC calls
our home nolaiiji:s becansc it saved ~
old man life aid the child.egs he to-.
we pray for You AID good ihaf. W.
made nolaudile eyc-y E:.c AID NOR,
in, and hope god w:,lless you i.oth a,,,.
hope we will meet il i.eveii. t.3eIe RI
none of us +w;lliug to be Ice Tilhct,s
nolandine and . hccp Of fcP,e he's
never herd oft nfc-c we to!{l t!,.;a about
it. now they Ike it Ike W. Goes, g. Il
cit it by tie do1en dear go,i lnace.2
You has made . well man OF Eta :. l
them too children and god E.ess You ieT
that. it takes me g week 70 write 8,
much this is first letter l have VII + =
nigh on fore year you Is only one woi' -
rite too if you don't mean rit us few il'es.
and thank that good man for eivca Is
that nolandine were save NY Cd I. :.
aud them too boys who IS ali WEI; id
harty. your devoted friend,
SARAH ANN LAROCEE. e..
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-13
Toroid i;ver.

AVAI.uABLENI I:.DIci2G:.--.y;1ete.!'-. -;
lead the Petersburg LGsi2 i@1sa- i.-5
the following:
1--WE have received fsai1 n. -.
Kelley the follow /, t:,st...lo O.! H. -
s ard to 'ttnv;rtrc 5,!,;;;:;..:,c wiz
We ol:ccrfa;..y f.t3-.i..i ! II : LenaGt q
those who Iilay' &c il rced Ct such q
medicine"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tire aso ti.e-e
YVES q roticc, OF tie above =: ,..cd
in the local co!t::.::::,s @. &c H.,
which attracted NJ a;.tc Sc. A.t-;
conference with o..e'of t. J-1p.ectc.a
I procured a bot,e o. 6lt.e,"
ard received so 1::.ril To- i.@-:I Ks
ucc that tired a.l-o: d :, I'd IA
1>wu5irg the tt. t-v.i : 81
i..Lcscrioable to:.:-os :or znC@ !: !
forty years frcr1 ate:.s ID l:;s- - 81 :
cine has afforded ne noe - /, t--@i
anything ! have eyer . q. Il * :
to benefit Try fci!3w-cr 1cc;c:--oG Is ~
sole motive for puti:sh:@.,t ; sex
Ment. JOHN l.. l.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-13
R.,noL. College commencement.

SALEM, Va, February 1l-ihc
names OF the distinguished speakers
secured for the commencement of
Roanoke college, Jhne Sth-llth, were
made public yesterday.
The baccalaureate speaker is the
Rev. William Nelson McVEkar, y
D., rector of Holy Trinity church,
Philadelphia. The annual address
before the Young Mems Christian rs
ISOLATION will be given by the Rev.
Sylvanus Stall. A. NJ, OF B fillmore
Tho grafton before the literary socie
ties will be pronounced by the disfin-
guished Kentucky orator, Hon. " C. T.
Breckenridge, member of congress
The triennial reunion orator is Sena
tor Herbert g. Peters, a. ", class of
80, who is next to the youngest mem
Der OF the Virginia senate Several
other speakers will be invited toInake
addresses at the triennia reunion.
The senior class, which is the largest
for years, will furnish an unusual
number OF good speakers, but tue
parts will not be assigned until after
the final examinations in May.
The commencement promises TO be
one of unusual interest. The able
speakers already secured wit. prove .
great attraction, las will also the trien;
NAL reunion of Roanoke gradrsTes
and former students. 1t is expected,
too, that the industrial developments,
which indicates busy and prosperous
summer in Salem, will increase the
number of visitors to the commcnce-
ment.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-13
WANTS.

TOR SYlE-A HOUSE WITH 81
Z rsoins, large yard and shade
frees, situated on q beautiful eleva,
ton. convenient to the depots and
business part of the city. WilLsel Tor
low prices and easy terms. apply to,
feb9-1w t. I. FISHBURNE.
DOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO-
b dated at Rorer Park Hotel.
Nicely furnished rooms Large
grounds. Table set with the best the
market affords. MRS. CRAWFORD,
jan1G1m Proprletoress:
THE STRONGEST FINANCIAL
Institution in Southwest Virginia
The Roanoke Trust. Loan and Safe
Deposit. company. Capital and sur
plus, S1S2, COO Pays interest on de-
posirs. dec 25-tf.
An ACTIVE. ENERGETIC AGENT
a WANTEDi-The Maryland Life
Insurance company, of Baltimore is
prepared to make a valuable contract
with competent man who can secure,
business in the city of Roanoke aud
vicinity, eithe5-with a, persouengaged
in. some otb.,r business or.one who can
GIVE hfisewhole time to the work. This
company has been transactlng busl-
ness in Virginia for twenty-five years,
and has over $350,000 invested in the
state. For further particulars write to
the home Office, 10 South street, Baltl-
more Nd feo12 5C
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-13
Blood Rufisie:

RICHMOND, W.. 0cto5=r j.
TO aphom ii NAY 60nfcl5@.'
For twelve months was q :..,i., Isl
ferer from chro:::c Gee. - 4.
which time I was III tho H.: - <; : :.r-,.,
skilful physician, f.-tt.ptJ ueI.
remedies, internal sid c.,t;ec:al y..-.-7
out deriving any be::eft vs;r-eYs7.
suffered night ard day:vT;ti: t'.a r.
tolerable itching, c. tnN, Z :.
loss of sleep, apf@,i!e so
MY kidneys ard relvo:-. - s..
fearfully deral:ed, aFG -
covered with IL: c:1'e., L,..@
taking three ts)bo:tiea T.. r..
VEGETABLE NGI.. -,
been restored to peficSt i~~
gard Nolandinc as tie lest Bid - :.
fer, and the most powerful. 10 i: \. !.
compounded, ard ] siI rot ;;l5-iG =.
this belief. Ver,respect:ri!g yonrs, e..
II. 2. C2C26s3.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-13
Liver Complaint.
c7sicE OFT. ". CALDWELL,

c.71TcE orJ. ". CALDWELL,
RICHMOND, VA.
S5;;rZFcrthc benefit of persons
;a i.cn Chronic Liver Com
- -. ;ics leave to call their atter-
- ya;.r vegetable preparation,
q. t,;.:c.n regard it asa "chol:-
- .,..ep cc'niiiiirg alsotonic and reno
'i. ~; properties, gid in this respect
c.;ag ho;l c:,y medicine Lave
tycrt -:s:cn.
,.cN lte., al ycur Nolandinc" il
-; CTR, h., l,se:i on Tie liver and Sc
Cons identical with caloniel; at tic
&c TING, entirely free from nauseating
dc5:fitating consequences follow
tic use Of that mineral.
I vc-y caeertuNy recommend your
= tolaud;nc" Tor the diseases cnuu,c-
1n yo.,r CIRCULARS. ard am conviEc-
y! =, f-,caraal benefit derived from
=: To-, tn.t it r.,rst become stai.d-
mi = 5-c{ic;rc.
~; ret aiefei in the ve-y high est
=. eTrlatc on +!'oluntinc," andt:p:t
itA, I lie universally known ard be, as
j. sl:,l,'fl lie, tie means of taking Tie
-, (. ,s;7e:.2l preparations for that
: cf 6:sgse.s j! which it has prov
suceess.al c1-l already gained such
,r1atic.l. Hoping that "Nolandine"
sreac !,allpersorSslifiering from bill
d.: i,gemcnt d p-ostration from
.ccs $. Iiniv respectfully
a y IN W. { - W Fill.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-13

I - -. -ttention called to your
90 cparotion, Nolandine,
Us enced taking as directed.
Ii is my relations saw an
ii;lfaF ~ mott III my complexion. Ny
st-eH3tt I'D appetite increas 3D. be-
81, 10 ije hopeful, and J &C. IRE yaa' !
WIS . = >lisappointed. r. the space of
tier? :e>:;:.5;- % days I Sair5d sixteen (I6)
r5u;i Is Iii weight, ard here since come
- 10 ~ usual weight ] EN- now en-
j ly.ag the best of health. thankstoyour
II st ;13'9-rfei Nelandine."
I iiarN published this Tor the benefit
II ei:$:se s;'l% humanity. am most CRATE
7f-flf:.y;a..-s, etc. I. W. CHALKLEY,
CO. y. Chal!;lcy s. Co., Leather Dea'.
c., :c..inlo:.d, Va.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-13
Dyspen5.l and Casa.sE9.
4oa Cay SrREr-e,

4c1 .N'.NE ~ RE!-,
RcadC3-, VA, Al g, 1856.
T. ~. Johnston, T~cb9tctoy [cla''ess';'. :
During the past twelve months be-
had frequent opportunities ottestlrg, .
curative properties of your Vega :
Nolandine In the following dis IS,
and in not 8 single case did it I'll t.
accomplish all that you claim Tor Ii:
Dyspepsia and other Catarrha! 81 :
elons of the stomach and bowels, G.
tarrhal affections of tie kidncys 9 |
bladder, uterine 6aiayyh and irree.Ela. :
ties, malariaI complications and hah;,rai
constipation, and as g general tome a,'a
Alternative have found 1t very ei2oa-
cious. Yours truly,
is. II. GARLICK, IL. D.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-13
Blood Poisoning.
RICHMOND. VA, Jaly IS, 1857.

RICHMOND, VA, July IS, 1857.
/. y. Johnston, Etq3Ffet0s Molandtns.'
,raer. Sri Ho-et~teryour Nolan
&C. Eor h-...i,t.,.l oGsstipation of eight
- sa.lnd;- e. d;;::-;ng which time ]
We trieci II, preparations, but ] did
irereceivc Z. y rc!;cf u:itil / used your
! enarat::or. fer which hove received
:nediate aid permanent beneiits:
\ s. alsc suffering VIII n!alar:al and
/ ed poisoning. I arl now free from
/ such complications, and, aia happy
u say, eajo3ing exceptionally good
Leaitil.
J.. b. DowDEN,
Proprietor Of Dowden's Dental Fluid.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-13
Cliffs and Fever.

I,,.:..s4, i>ISG AND QUEEN Co., VA. !
January 81. 1887. J
/ was afl;stcd with c.,i!ls and fever
6 Ing tie fa.l of last year. | could
jicm Will quinirc, but they
vs;ld. - s. ,aped. Tl;cy would re-
t .nls e.7;d, iat,, aIst, or 2Sth days.
izel GSvs ne part Of bottle OF No
J &c. Used it according to dlrec-
=, ard Invent had chill since.
.a:u IL go>d health and weigh as much
CT Iroyr than ever q a.
+. S. WILSON.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-13


the new brewery buildings.
The foundations for two new dwell
ings are being-laid in the Etna adj
dition.
The store-house of Mr.. L.. Levine,
corner ofFirst avenue and First street,
is receiving new coat of paint.
A force Of hands was engaged yes
tesday in painting the roof of the city
hall, and,the building presents o mnch
/ more attractive appearance nowthan
formerly.
Work was begun yesterday on the
new building OF mr.. G. r. Mertz,
| which is to adjoin the one he now oc-
cupies as a grocery on Second street.
The signal tower that is being
!'erected by the Norfolk and Western
railroad company just below Tinker
creek is. approaching completion.
Messrsi Tavenner s., lAirheart,. the
i.l;eal. estate agents, moved their Office
yesterday TO No. So First avenue.
formerly occupied by Baughman as a
Cigar store.
Andrew. johnson was before Mayor
Carr yesterday morning for, disturb
ling the peace, and5quiet of the city.
| The case was dismissed at the cost OF.
complainant. ~ -
ArIueeting of.5theS,b board of police,
commissioners will be held at Robert
Il. Scott's.offjce this afternooneiat 3
Eo,clock.to look into the Morris Trout.
case.
Capt. Roland johnson and Mr..
Frank Coffman left yesterday morn
I ing for New Riyerto engage in a big
duck huut.. They will be absent for
several days Z. * 4. ~; 4.
| Work on the business house, which
is to- be erected by Mr.. @. O,,Leary 9on
b Jefferson street, adjoining the Times
lbulId ling. was commenced yesterday
| and will abe,pushed to completion as
esoon as; possible. .,.:S
Ttse9worll Of double tracking the
Norfolk and, SI estern railroad from
I1thsfh CInioh depot to the fnrnaee'is pro-
gressingSfinel Y. "A large: force of banda
Sat work ballasting up the new
track. go - 8: &. . @s's...'., Il
a white man named Read, from
Lynchburg was arrested and locked
pn,pss bonf 10 % clock last night Fby OF
F1icer Jones for drawing a3revolyer on
Mike Foley, ropsietoro a Solomon
Railroad SaNant de. J ~: ~
Tile Favor German (which will be-
given as HoteI Roanoke tonight by
the RoanokeSD Dancing club, will bel
setby Mr.: dWard =. Frye, OF Coy
sner's Springs, one of the most grace
full dancers the state.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-13
co,asumo*iva Dtar:s.lce.

I feel it ny d. 10 Ti,...e 80
known, for the bcacft OF tsiogs Y )
may be suffering rs ilcvc tlcnc. ! .
late DR.. Charles Bell Gihsor. AID ot :
physicians III the city, pronoanccl y
disease consumptive darrhoea, ard - :
three Isl years of tIcitmeat, dr. :
which time derived ID bcscfit vir 8
ever, they sad NY coinpla;.t ,Fas -
durable. I w-s reduced TO q r. :
shad ow by loss OF appetite, ocpeat
rhea, night swcats ard Slept
had not strength 20 50 up arc.
stairs without assistance
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-13

.IaMaS 5. Simmons g. Co.. real estate
,s:,itp. have placed the property OF the
yi,s.i,.- ide Land company GU the market
i :250per iot. on terms OF s25 cash and
sE0ber month. These lots are unsur-
.tpls-.,d for beauty of location. and al
6arr!e. Wishing a desirable site for n
lpnlc%hoald call at once at the office OF
JAS s. SIMMONS s. Go.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-13
s!aiaTio.
oryica lsal:sAgii;;&gi: AID ONO

OFFICE S,Ftl:cA 9,,;sAsti: A.;o OHIO
E.1Iiyy,a'.a :. :. c. s:..N:.T1
GTc.I.io.o, ~, I-,.EclI, 1855.
tl:yc5l fil,7ssr- James river Tor eight
wears IL ttil.c 1.....:.-ial Il; lit. Sly sj's-
Ten, was thoroughly c,!aited with l,:is
deadly4ecison. 7 exhausted theusua! :
prescribed and domestic remedies w.
cut anv Benefit. / WIS induced :.
I0INST0NiS VEGETABLE MOL ?
DINE. Pcfore using, two bottles II y
Ever was arohsed from its long torpo-,
ard am now eaioying the best othcalth.
NV VIC ard children derived the same
benefits from Nolaudinc. "
]. A. WYATT.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-02-13
wiIiRetur,n1to Locaae.

Mr.. w. J Moon, of Fredericksburg,
who has been prospecting -insthe city
for some time with a view OF locating,
returned to hiss home yesterday SO
much pleased with our city that he
has about z, decided ito remove his
7famiIy-i1ere y - 2