The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-29
| NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
STORE.
Andrews. Boone Is Engleby, Dealers IL
ouecnswnre, Glass Goods. Wooden
ware. Etc.

Andrews. Boone Is Engleby, Dealers In
ouecnswnrc, Glass Goods. Wooden
ware, Etc.
THE TIMES announced some time ago
that Wilmer e. Andrews, James T..
Boone, and William X. Engleby bad
formed co-partnership under the firm
name of Andrews, Boone e Engleby, for
the purpose of conducting a Wholesale
and retail queensware, earthen, tin, and
woodenware business, at No. 1872 Salem
avenue, (Moomaw Block) s. W. 1t is
not necessary to consume space in in
Producing these gentlemen to the pub
lie, for they are we'll and favorably
known throughout Southwest Virginia
for their high character and business
tact, who have won success in every
department of trade they have engaged
in.
This firm has leased the premises
above named and are prepared to supply
the trade, wholesale and retail. The
first, or street floor, is devoted to dis
play of ono Of the handsomest SO .ections
of goods ever exhibited in the south
west Visitors need not hesitate to call
Tor anything they would expect to find
in tirst-clasS establishment of the
kind, and they will find prices astonish-
ingly low. This firm buys their good
in car load lots and give patrons the
great saving in freight. Among some
OF the bargains 10-piece English iron
stone chamber set for So, and elegant
dinner sets at Sl2 and SIS are attracting
much attention and aGmirauicu.
Tic second story is divided into two
rooms, one used to display goods for
the benefit of the jobbing trade and
the other to show plain white ironstone
and G. G. goods, earthen and glassware.
The third floor is devoted exclusively
to tin, wooden and willowware and
this line is very full and complete
The basement is stored with TASKS and
lamp chimn. Us.
The four rooms are connected by an
elevator and nothing has been left
undone that will conduce to the conve-
nience and comfort of patrons of the
firm, and safety and dispatch in hand
ling goods. The people of Roanoke,
and the merchants of the Valley and
Southwest Virginia. East Tennessee,
Southern West Virginia and North
Carolina are urged to examine the
stock and prices of Andrews, Boone &
Engleby before purchasing elsewhere.
See advertisement III to-day's TINES.
IT WILL. cost you but one cent to write
the Hobbie Music Co., Roanoke. Va,
for prices and terms on pianos and or
gans, and it may save you SIS to S25 on
an organ and $50 to SIS on piano.
Don't you think this would pay? Trv it..
The Roanoke Dressed Beef Company
WILL kill some fine beef next week.
MIR. n. Rensch. proprietor of the Roam
oke Dressed Beef Company, stall 8, city
market, tells US he has purchased five
head from Mr. Lew Blackburn and five
head from Mr.. IIarman, of Floyd Court
House. They como right from the top
of the mountain, the highest point in
that section of the country. They are
we'll bred and will make nice, juicy
meat. Mr.. Rensch says he always
dresses his beef himself and that he
guarantees it to be nice and fresh and
also states he uses no Chicago meats.
but only cattle that are acclimated and
raised in Southwest Virginia, and prom
Uses his customers to keep all the best
meats, pork. mutton, veal, ETC., and
keeps nice pork sausage and when you
wish meats that are killed here and
homo dressed, begs That you call to see
him. Roanoke Dressed Beef Company,
stall s, city market.