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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-22

The Kansas legislature does not meet for
a year, so that the Governor will have to
appoint successor to Senator Plumb.
The Governor is Republican. As ex-
Senator Ingalls, was the Republican candi-
date before the last legislature when PETER
was elected, it is among the probabilities
that he will be appointed. ingalls, is
very brilliant man, but along the last of
his senatorial career he developed a dam
gerous tendency to tIuckle to the schemes
of the Farmers Alliance. Perhaps de-
cline of the Alliance has checked this ten
dency. Let US hope so if he is to be Senator
Plumb's successor.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-22

bringing them into closer relations with US.
That he will lightly reverse that policy is
not to be credited except upon the most
conclusive proof. Furthermore, whatever
may be the views of the President, it is not
upon him, but upon Congress. that the de-
cision rests. he can recommend, but only
Congress can declare war. But we do not
believe that he will recommend such step
til all other means of settlement have
been exhausted.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-22

The prosecution in a court of justice of
Premier MERCER of Quebec and the men,
bers Of the ministry who have been &C
cused of corrupt practices would seem to
be the true policy if the Conservatives
believe the charges. Such course will
do much TO convince the people that the
accusation is not one trumped up for politi-
cal purposes, and if convictions follows
there will be an end of Mercier. The trial
of officials charged with corruption by
newspapers or on the stump never produce
very satisfactory results. for the reason
that the jury is almost always prejudiced
add arrives at verdict which is more like
ly to be founded upon that prejudice than
upon fair and impartial analysis Of the
evidence. The courts are the place to set
tie accusations of this Sort
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-22

Senator Plumb was not one of the great
senators; but he kept pretty close to the
people and generally knew the trend of
public sentiment pretty well, knowledge
which enabled him to please his constitu-
ents. He was far less brilliant than his
former colleague, Mr.. ingalls,, but he pos
sessed good deal more of shrewdness and
he was generally much more discreet.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-22
THE PRESS.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 22.

AS the Hon. Roger @, Mills isn't likely
to have much to do in this House, he might
make another tour of the West shouting
for free trade and an income tax. The Re-
publicans would probably help pay the ex-
penses of the tour.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-22

1t is said that Hill will return to the
treasury of New York his salary as COVER
nor since the day he should have taken his
seat in the Senate. 1t would take good
many times that amount to compensate for
the mischief he has done in that time.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-22

Petitions are pouring into Congress for
the free distribution of mail in rural COM
munities, and no doubt the end of this
session will see considerable extension
of this system. Wherever it has been
tried so far it has proved nearly self-sup-
uortfuo
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-22

The Non ForJeitdbIe and I'scotstest-
able features of the policies OF the
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, places them in the
front ranksof Insurance Contracts and
causes them to be unexeelled In nber-
ality.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-22
WE ARE In TROUBLE,
You Can Help Us.

lou ian heIp US.
We are in the midst Of the big
gest move ever made i'm Portland
and the worst of it is our trOub.
les are only beginning, for with
in a week or ten days, we have
to move again.
We want your help. You can
save yourselves many dollars and
us a great deal of anxiety.
In clearing out our two large
stOreh0uses we have come across
numberless articles that are a
little out of style, yet they are
fine goods, and rather than move
them q second time we are pre-
pared to sell them at cost or less.
We desincerely hope the public
will take advantage of such a
rare opportunity.
Do not understand that any of
the goods we offer are damaged.
Every article Is perfect. III there
is a fault it is that they are a sea-
SON late in style, but in all prob.
ability If you can save a few dol
lars sty lie will not trouble you.
There are
Odd ParIOr Chairs.
Chamber Sets,
Odd Bedsteads,
PariOr Suits,
COuches,
Dining Chairs,
Odd Bureaus,
Conn ma Odes,
SidebOards,
Folding Gard Tables
Dining Tables,
Work Tables,
Work Baskets.
Willow Chairs,
Centre Tables,
Hall Stands,
Mantei Beds,
Embossed Leather Chairs
and a variety of articles that will
come within the, list of
JUST WHAT | WANT. "
There are also q line of odd
Parlor Stoves. one or two of a
kind, little out of date, but the
price will offset that part of it.
Housekeepers can do them
selves and us a great favor by
making purchases within the
next ten days.
We would certainly rather give
them the profit on the goods than
move them a second time.
| The ATKINSON
HOUSE FURNISHING CO.
-HEADQUARTERS--
Cor. Pearl and Middle Streets,
Portland, Me-
Branches-Au burn, Bangor Hiddtferd,
Gardiner, Norway, 0ldtown,
RocIxlaMd and Waiervilie.
ISAAC C. ATKINSON, = GENERAL MANAGER.
decl8 du
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-08
PRODUCE AND MERcnANDIsE.

New YORK, ENTHUSIASTICALLY South
ern flour firm. quiet. Wheat unsettled.
moderately active, closing steady; No.
rcd, 1.0G19 store and elevator; options
suddenly declined 19s@lL on predicted
interest 10 selling and advanced 40 g
on late and stronger cables, closed firm
go l under yesterday; No. 2 red, 1.O7;
Dec, 1.0sH; May, 1.13T.
Corn firm, quiet; offerings light; No.
:, ~, elevator; options very slow and
unchanged to 4 lower as reaction from
excitement of yesterday; Nov, 67%;
Dec, 50; May, 549s. Oats less active,
easier; No. 2 spot, 3S1@@30%: options
quiet, easier; Nov, $3.50; May, 40.
Hops firm, fair demand; State, common
to choice, 14@19; Pacific coast, 14C01S.
Coffee options closed firm and IN
changed to 10 points up; November,
1l.s5@11.05; December, 11.65@11.s so;
spot Rio firm, quiet; No. 1314. Sugar,
raw, quiet, firm; fair refining, &c bid;
centrifugals 96 test, 39s0o7 1-6; refined.
steady, fair demand. Molasses, New
Orleans, firm, quiet. Rice firm, fair de-
mand Petroleum steady, quiet; refined
Now York, 6. 2O@6.35; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, G.15@6.3O.
Cotton seed oil, quiet: crude, "a.
Rosin dull, steady; strained, common to
good, 1.32 4 G01.37M. Turpentine quiet,
steady;35 }@@36. Peanuts firm. Meats
quiet, steady. Lard lower, dull; West
ern ste am $40; city 6, Dec, Gao; Jan,
Csc bid. Freights strong active; cot
ton, 3G-4d; grain, Cd.
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Health is Wealth
DIR. E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRA1s

DIR. e. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, 6 guaranteed specific for
Aysteria, Dizziness, Convultions, Fits,
Nervous Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous
Prostration caused by tho use of alchol
or tobacco, Wakefu.uess, Mental De-
preston, Softening OF tho Brain result
ing in insanity and leading to misery,
decay and death, Premature Old Age,
BARONESS, Loss of Power in either
sex, Involuntary Losses and epermat
orr9a caused by over-exertio.- of the
Drain, sclf-abuse or over-indulgence.
Each box contains ono months treat
ment. Sl.O0 box, or six boxes for s.. 90,
sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
to cure any case. With each order re-
ceived by us for six boxes, accompanied
with $500, we will send the purchaser
our written guarantee to refunnd the
money If the treatment does not effect
cure Guarantees issued only by Roam
oke Drug Co., sole agents, "a Campbell
street, Roanoke. Va. ian25-eo1y
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TRUsTEE's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A

TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
~, u deed OF trust executed to me by NJ. ID.
Ihiiiips and Isaac GARRISON dated tho 2nd day OF
October. 1870, aud OF record IN the clerks Office
OF The Hastings Coart OF the city OF Roanoke,
secure to John II. Gibson the payment OF the
sum sum OF ak hundred and sixty-six and 6G1OO
notes, dated the 2nd day OF October, iSs0, each
and s31OO (s3a3.3g dollars made by the said said
two Years after date to John I. Gibson with in
tcrcst, and default having been made In the pay
nent OF the first OF said notes and the interest
thereon, and having been required SO to 20 Inv
inc inc snid John T. Gibson, will orcr for sale to
the highest bidder, at public auction in front of
on FRIDAY. TIE 2isT bay OF NOVEMBER,
1871 AT u 81, the Following property to.wt:
and being in the city OF koanokc. Virginia, and
bounded and described rs follows, to.wit: Be
ginning at n point on the sonth side OF Watts
I; thence with Watts street in n westerly
direction fifty !5W feet to point; thence in a
northcrly direction one hundred and thirty C3o)
feet to an alley; thence with said alley in an
easerly direction fifty (50) feet to point thence
In n sonthcrly direction one undred and thirty
u:bD feet to the place OF beginning, and known
as lot NO. Is, In section Ne H. on tho map of the
property OF the Lewis addition to the city of
vcycd 10 the said Phillips and Garrison. by John
1890. 10Y VI
TERMS:-Cash enough to dcfray the cxpcnscs
of executing this trust, Including trustees com
mission or tvc per ccntlm. and to pay or and
discharge tho first OF said notes now in arrears
anu amounting to three hundred and thrty-,hrca
and 33-loo dollars with interest from the second
day OF October, lSl0; enough TO he made payable
ut the property sells for n sufficient amounU on
the second day Of October. lS2, to meet the note
falling due at that date for three hundred and
thrty-thrcc and 33-i00 dollars with interest from
inc second day OF October, 1890; and tho balance
OF the purchase money, il any, shall he made
payable NJ snth time and secured in such manner
as the said Phillips and Garrison shall prescribe
anu direct or In case or their failure to give such
direction at such time and in such manner as
shall be announced At the sale by the trustee
j. G. DAVENPORT,
oct2l-tds Trustee.
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kuSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
erty.-5y virtue of deed OF trust executed
TO me ny j. F. COnnally and w. G. franklin on
inc "a day OF July, 1870, conveying the herein
AFTER described property, to secure to the King
investment company 81, sal .26 evidenced by two
net otiabl notes of said parties for Sgi7 IL carh
ana payaDle respectively In one and two wears
from datc,with interest; and default having bcrn
maue III The payment or tho first or said notes
ana having been requested by the beneficiary so
10 40, VIII 0ncr for sale mt public auction to- the
highest bidder In front OF tho courthouse build.
Ing al noon, ON MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY Of
NOV EMBER. 1891, the following described pron.
ertv situated In the city of Roanoke;
bcEii ming on the south side OF Railroad ave-
nue. at point corner OF Kidd and Frazicr's lot
No ILL., ward 3, of the Roanoke Land and I'm.
proycmcnt Compnny's map; thence with Rail-
road avenue south - degrees : minutes cnst
- t-ioicet To corner at LOT IL. same ward; theme,
south degrees 10 minutes west l6I feet TO salem
avenue; thence with said avenue north s; de-
grc"s ID minutes west - feet To line of LOT j.
thence with sad lot north , degrees Is minutes
cast u? $40 feet TO place Of beginning, contain.
iuE lilo square tcef, more or lees
TERMS: Cash about 1851. one note for su0l
cicht TO cover and meet said note for SgIT ID due
5hly :, lS'9, with two years interest. Balance
ii any, on terms 10 be made known on day of
sale Wy vi
Mcssrs. Connally ~ Franklin have sold the
purchasers. " : (;ooIU ~
no"nohc' w., oct. 10, lS!l Trustee.
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,IKusTEE,s sALE-RY yIRrCE OF \ nEEn

Il KuSTEE'S SALE BY VIRrCE OF DEED
OF trust executed Ia me by Daniel Richard
son, dated the 2d ,iav OF Sepre nbcr lST, and re.
corded In tho clerks office OF the Hastings Court
or The city OF koanokc, III deed book Is. page $50
In trnst to secure To H. }. Catalan the payment
or the sum Of - y. evidenced by two certain
notes OF even date with said deed each i'm tho
sum OF $50. ana executed by the said Daniel
hichard-on 10 said u. Callahan, or order, In
one and two years after date respccilvcly with
interest thereon from date. and default having
hccn made IN the payment OF the first OF aaid
notes, shall sell 10 the highest bidder At public
auction, IN front of the courthouse, On Mon
DAY. TIE 18TH OF NOVEMBER lS.li AT ~
o'CLoCk NJ. all that certain lot or arcsl OF
land lying and being In the city OF Roanoke
Va, and situated on the south side of Magnolia
street, and known rs lot 3, section ~ according
To he map OF the North Side addition on hlc vi
the office OF the clerk OF the Hastings Court OF
the city OF Roanoke Va.
ERMS: Cash sufficient To pay the costs OF
-alc. Including trustees legal commissions and
10 pay the sam OF $3.50, with interest thereon
from 9d day of september, $50. the purchaser TO
assume one nste dated September ,. iSn. AT
Two years for sl@ with Interest, and the residue
10 Do ms8o suOwn on day OF sale
nuvi-iis JAMES. :. SIMMONS. Tslztce
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TRUSTEES, SALES.

And whereas default has been made in the pay
ment OF nine OF the abovedescriocd notes, and at
the request OF the bcnc ficiary 80 to do, l will
oncr fpr sale mt public auction. in front of The
courthouse OF the cit, OF Roanoke. AT IL
1901, tho following described property, to-wit:
Tina, piece of land beginning AT point on the
west side OF Gancsboro avenue - feet south OF
Magnolia street; thence in westerly direction
w feet I" point; thence south - feet to point;
thence east 40 feet to Gancshoro nv, nue.; thence
north rs icct to tho beginning. together with all
the appurtcnant es thereto belonging.
TEkMS Cash sufficient to pay cost of sale and
take up past cue notes amounting to Sl35,n0 and
Interest from the LIST day of February, 1870. the
purchaser to assume IL notes OF $3.50 each, with
interest from the LIST day of February, lSJv, and
payable monthly, beginning with the LIST day OF
December. 1891, and ole note OF $. 600, with
interest from the LIST day of February 1870. Bal
ancc on such terms us will he made known on
day OF sale. IL = 'rKOIIT
noyj-:Itaw tbs Trustee
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An Inj,isticc.sJ

IT is gross injustice to advertisers
who pay bills to be forced into competi-
tion with those who do not. Got your
groceries from n man that keeps the
choicest stock and pays his bills. He
keeps the finest line of canned goods
that can DO had, his line of bottled
goods, such as pickles, mustards, sauces,
jellies, &c. The man is V. p. Moir. 2l2
Salem avenue, four doors west of Com
MERGE street.
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A Word to the Ladies'.

DON'T be deceived. You go and in
spect the stock and see the great variety
he keeps in the way OF groceries, both
staple and fancy. Go see v. Z. Moir,
2l2 Salem avenue, four doors west of
Commerce street.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il estate near the city OF Roanoke, Virginia
Under and by virtue OF deed OF trust, dared
the 18th day OF August. iSpU, from the Union
Land Co 10 the undersigned trustee. II d OF rec
ord in the clerks Office OF the county court for
koanoke county. In deed book 3, page 200, 10 So.
cu'e the payment OF $25. 1896 ~, az therein d.,
scrircd; and default having occurred in the pay
ment OF four OF the first five due notes of
S1.7223 81 i5 each, and at the rcQnest of tn. hold
era thereof. will, on MONDAY, TIE 18TH DAY
OF NONEMBEk, 1881, in front OF the court
honsc In Roanoke CITY. sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, that certain trac, of land
lying In The county OF Roaroke, Virginia, and
de. crihcd MS follows:
Lying on the north eide of the old road from,
Salem 10 Lynchburg and bounded as follows. 10.
vii: Besinning al II black oak ON the south sIdc
OF SAID rond, the zane being a corner OF The
Mciosc Land Conpnny's; thence north IL degrees
w minutes cast l.?3S $40 feet to dolble white
oak. the same being corner OF the v 60, AIelrosc
Land Company; thence north 3 de grcrs III min.
utc- eat l,i3i feet 20 u large white oak on tho
land or tho Richmond and Roanoke Company:
thence with their line north IL degrees ~ inut,-
Wcrt l,,o3 2-ln feet TO a point; cncc south u de-
grccs ti minutes west 3tt,i 7l1 feet 10 point on
the south side az the oil salem and Lvnchburr
road ard on liuc OF Georg" b. Prout's farm:
the &C with said line along the south side If the
road, south ~ degrees 10 minutes east LEES
G1-l00 feet 10 tho place OF beginning; containipr
no 1nl Oacres, more or less
iElsAiS: Cash ~ TO enough to pay the cot OF
executing this trust aud the four pas. due notes
OF @l.'22.6 10 each ana interest, u total OF say
S'."W.3S, and as to ss.Gil -. with interest from
August, lSte, aud as to SS.6iiSi, with interest
from the 18th day Of August, 1891. on the 10Th
cay or August, 1893, and the residue In two cuna
nnnua instruments from date OF sale, with In
terest from date OF sale
utts1tl- y -
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NRuSTEE'S SALE.-Bl VIRTUE OF A
80 uced OF trust dated the 18th or September
ISM, ana recorded In tho clerks Office q. The city
or Roanoke in deed book IL, page I6i. from j. II
Long TO the undersigned trustee default having
hcen made In the terms OF said deed and heinz
REQUIRED so to do by the beneficiary hereunder,
! VII, IN SATURDAY, THE 7fH DAY OF
NoVEMiER 1S9l in front OF the courthouse In
inc city OF koanokc: at r. M, proceed to sell Mt
pup pun auction the following. dcscribcd parcel OF
land, situated in tho city Of Roanoke:
Beginning ut point on the west side of Bor
der street ' feet north OF Bullitt street; thence
north 50 degrees west i67S feet tn nn allcv thence
north ~ degrees east l00 feet to another alley;
thence south ~ degrees cast 1j1% feet to Border
street; thence with same south 10 degrees wcst
loo feet to the beginning. and designated on the
maps OF the Park Land and Improvement Com
pnny ne lots Nos. and in section Is
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as To the costa Of
sale and the sum OF S66j6I,with interest thereon
from 18th or September, 1S.'0: and M 10 the sum
OF S0o06I. with interest from the 18th OF Sep
TEMPER, lS,W upon n credit until the 18th OF Sep
TEMPER, 1892, and the remainder upon such terms
rs may he announced on tho day OF sale
, LUClAN ii. COOKE,
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D'kuSTEE SALE.-BY viRTr E OFA DEED
L or trust executed by T. l.. WeIeh NJ d George
Crawford. dated the let day OF February 1850,
and recorded IN Tho ilusing- Court in The city
oi Roanoke, deed book -, page 3si, Ia secure 10
Levi and J. w. Witt The amount or $3.50, the
same being evidenced nv thirty-two negotiable
notes OF even date for $3.50 each and ono note
II thsri, three months after da'e for sa'cn with
iniesest tom date. and llens p.tshle nlhiy.
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oct21-tds

- the 18th DAY of January, 1883, and recorded
In the clerks Office of the county court of Roa
nokc county In deed book X, page 1872, from j o.
bccn made In the terms thereof, and bei e required
so 10 do by the bcnenciary secured hereunder l
VIII on TIL III I'll DAY OF NOVEMBE {, 1891, AT
NOON, upon the premises, sell Mt public auction
tho following described parcel OF lana with
improvements thereon:
I hat parcel OF land situated in tho town OF
Vtnton, described II. follows: Lot No. in
block 4 fronting on Washington aud Third
streets, containing one-half acre, more or les+
IERMS or SALE: Cash to the costs of
said sale aud The sum OF S'}Sa6s, and the remain
tcrcst from day OF sale; deferred payments to be
secured by n decd of trust.
OctlI tbs W. X ANDREWS Trustce
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NesrEk'S SALE-BI VIk1 UEOpA DEED
d., W uust executed to me by q. o. ,iwathmcv
uMcu september IL, ISM, and recorded In ~
clerks Office OF the tlusiing- Court Of RI. CITY
hoanosc. Va, in deed book -, pu,c I,;, IN tyuS,
10 secure to j. VI. Maupin and John 4. waI,aeo
Jr., lie payment OF the sum OF S,MO cvi5nncoji
ny TWO negotiable notes OF even d.tc will s.iI
dccd In the sum OF $50 each, executed Nv saiJ
Gwathmey To said Maupin and Wallace , s,I
payaolc one ana Two years respectively nricr
uatc, win interest from date, and also TO secure
INC sum OF S6'n, payable in sixty DAYS after The
uatc or SAID decd, and default having been ms,,s
III inc payment or the first OF said Sito
notes To TALL due, at the request of the holder
theTcot, shall sell ut nubic auction to the hih
est bidder In front of the court house i'm Tho rit
or Rofnokc, ut IL O'Clock III. on Monday tho Ia, h
day or November. 1871, all that certain lot or
Gel OF land III tho city OF Roanoke, Va described
i'll said decd rs follows
- beginning Mt point on the north aide of
rout avenue 100 feet west OF III street thence
Win Trout avenue north Ile l0 asst 1871 feet To
an alley thence with said alley south 1to To- cast
soo feet tn point thence south l5o So veg, I5l
,cct 10 beginning: being lots IL. L. IL and H. i'm
block or the West End addition
TERMS: Cash as 10 su9iccnt of the proceeds
10 pay the expenses of executing The trust In
ciudins the trustees commits iOns anu to nav tho
sllo note or $1,000 past due. with interest from
St,oUo with interest from September 18TH 1891.
20 september 18th, 1872, upon a credit until said
lasI mentioned date and tho residue, unless
othcrwisc announced ut the time of sale upon n
crcuit or eighteen months from day OF sale No.
icrrcu payments To hear interest and 10 no So
cureu ON the property sold ROY Is. SMITH
oe'iptus Trustee
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Adams, @. ii. Langkin. Geo.
Baker, j. NJ. Lack, l. b.
Burnett j. L. Lipscomo, Geo
Broch L: u. Leftwich Walker
Briscoe, j. +. Martin, j. j.
Christian. Bowser. Martin, j. l..
carlton, NJ Manager. Geo w.
Davenport, Henry. M0lcy,A. Is.
Evcrcttc, +. Is. Overstrcct, Zen.
FOwlkcs, John E. Patterson, Wiley
Fowlkcs. A. NJ. Patrat, Jordon.
Fulton, Is. w. Peters, w. a.
gregory, Z. q: Rowct, Taylor.
Gcotchill, j. G.. Rhodes VIM H.
Harden, Chas L.. REDEEM, II. C.
Howard, dos. Specr, II. G..
llcney, j. NJ. Stephen, q. j.
lmblcr, j. *. Seeve, A. Is.
Jones, Emmett r. Sargeant n r.
Jones, Is. W. Sclden, L. ID.
Lea, j. w. Thompson. NJ C.
Jnnnny, Jake. Watkins, Frank Il.
Killion. Cyrus. Wright, A X
hcnnard D. IL. Younger, c. X.
LADIES Lat.
Avis, Mrs. Clay. Hubbard, Jennie.
Blair, Ada. Jones, Mrs. NJ. G.
Baker. Mrs. ii. D. Jones' Mrs Jack
Bell, Mary. Lawrence Martha.
BOOKER. Emma. Manager. Miss NJ. f..
Galway, Matilda. Miller, Martha
Carter, Sarah Neal, Elizabeth,
Carter, 1ishie. Pam0n Miss y. a.
Craghead, Fannie Righcy, Lizzie
Dikes, Sis. TOllivcr, Florence.
Early, Abbigal, (2) Walker, Mary
Elliott, Mole Wager, Miss Elma.
Ferguson, Mag. Webb, Sarah
Ferguson, Mary A. Watson, Mary.
Persons calling for the above letters will please
say they were advertised November &. 1891
a. 5. AsBERY, r. NJ
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
GENTLEMEN's LIST.

A list OF letters remaining in the postoiicc ut
Roanokc, Va, for the week ending November Z,
1871.