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FOUND HIS DAUGHTER.
She Came TO Life After Having been
Buried Fifteen Years.


SHERMAN, Mimi, Sept. 10. John
Swanson, farmer living near Sher-
burne, received letter from hisdangh-
ter last week, whom for many years he
had supposed was dead. Fifteen years
ago, while Mr.. Swanson was livingin Hi
nois, his daughter was attending school
at Chicago. She was taken violently
i'll and sent to d hospital:
When the father was at last notified
they sent him to the wrong hospital for
his daughter. Not finding her, he
sought elsewhere and found 4 body he
recognized as hers and buiiedit. Then
his removal prevented his daughter
finding him.
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Barnum & Bailey's advertising car,
due here yesterday morning, has not
shown up yet and there is no one who
knows how to explain it. This car
generally travels by clock work, but it
begins to look as if this big circus had
in some way been humbugged' by the
railroad companies. Can such thing
be possiblel
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

First Methodist Episcopal Church. corner
Maple avenue and Burke street, Rev. VIM. H
Chapman, Pastor; residence, Burke street, ad,
Joining church.
Sunday SCHOOL, a. m. Sabbath services. II
$50 p. m.
:, First Baptist Church, West King street Rev.
X I. Robertson Pastor residence West Burke
Sunday School 900 a. M Sabbath Services
Il a; m. and 7:30 p. IN, Prayer and Praise meet.
ing Wednesday 1:s0 b. m.
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The mercury has been lowering
around in the neighborhood of the
nineties during the past two days.
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Gladstone viii accept the Premier
Ship if the Liberals win at the next
election.
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BASE BALL.
League Games.

National League Games.
Cleveland, o; Brooklyn g.
Pittsburg, 3 /; Boston, 9.
Cincinnati, 6, Philadelphia II.
Chicago, 81; New York, II,
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Ter. F. VERNON. counselor at law. once
a Wilson block. up stairs
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'HoNRIeH. JOHN w, boots. shoes: hats, etc.
III opposite Thompson q Tabiers clothng
sfare Queen street,
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DIRECTORY
or
"WORLD" ADVERTISERS

.,rpF VERNON. counselor at law. once
"A Wilson block mp stairs.
,,I-RpETrE. NJ. $. wall paper, stationery
: f ete opposite Adams Express onlce.
- acKwELI.. MRS ). NJ, school nor girls %
l1 Maple Avenue.
800 i REARIcK. merchant taiIors md
sntothiers. Everett House cor. queen et'
,.,c neSt to Williams q co.s Drug store
Queen street,
.ITIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD time
. b table. See another colulln- -
--.,.xvINGHAN. P. A.. photographer, over
National Bank Queen street.
=, .pRow. E. G, photographer, ST. Clair
l. Hotel King street, 49,,
DoRy n l., Jr.. merchant tailor and I, Cloth 9, 3
J Ter, No. 80 Queen street. ana East MAR W"
street.
,,IrRy : Y boots, shoes, hats, etc, next TO
p G Hunters photograph gallery, queen
street
,YoyRIcHI il. j., jewelry, repairing, etc, 3
III doors south of Peoples Natlonal DahA'
Queen street
YYT-NTFR p. G.. photographer, two doors
south Of Everett House corner queen p.
Yo1tpIeu JoHN W.. boots, shoes. hats, etc.,
anns,site Thompson q Tabler's clothing
store, queen street
YrxNINGs GEO. 5, groceries, provisions,
Wares, etc, next door TO Lutheran ohurcn'
Queen street "
IyIINER. D. NJ. groceries, provisions, wares,
IA etc, King street
,FARTIysBTRG MINING, MANUFACTuR r
nj ING AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
office in Burkhart Rooms, Pupnc square
|NfANN. GEORGE f., Central Barber shop,
. MI opnosite Williams Il Co.'S Drug store,
Queen. street.
,rARTIysBURG DEVELOPMENT COM
mi PANY Office, Queen street, opposite
Market House.
nj ATHENS. j. 81. real estate and insurance
MI agent, and notary public, National Bank
Building. Queen street.
Anew YORK sun. daily and weekly. Price,
IN sunday papers, Sc. per copy ~ per year.
DENSINGToN. DIR. LEE r.. dentist, opposite
Williams & Co.'S Drug store, Queen street.
upstairs.
DEoPLE's NATIONAL BANK, corner Queen
j and Burke street
n OBERTS. j. W. furniture and undertaking,
II oppositepost Office. East Burke street.
DEcoRD, Philadelphia, Daily, 81 per year, 81
IL per year, emitting sunday.
CsNEDEKERI $. NJ, boot and shoe maker. No.
. II East King street.
GNYDER, f. E. real estate aud insurance
- agent, next d5ofto Market House, upstairs,
Queen street:
FINHE MORNING ADVERTISER, Daily. Ad-
l. dress, % Park Row, New York.
TyHOMPsoN Is TABLER, merchant tailors and
j clothiers, next door to Williams Il Co.'S
drug store, Queen street.
yNOLFES, c. H., hot water heating, opposite
w Adams Express Office, Queen street.
NEILEN, WIN. H., undertaking, etc, nearly
w opposite Adams Express office, Queen st
NTILEN, JOHN A.. furniture, carpets, ETC.
w nearly opposite Adams Express Office,
Queen street
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TEyyISGs. GEO s., groceries provisions
III Wares, etc next door TO Lutheran ohurcn'
Queen street.
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DEVELOPMENT COM
MI PANY. Office, Queen street, opposite
Market House.
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HINTER. p. C.. photographer, two doors
III Sanfh Of Everett House corner, Queen 81.
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|rILMER. D. NJ. groceries, provisions, wares
IA etc, King street
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NfANN. GEORGE f., Central Barber shop,
MI opposite Williams 60. Drug store'
Queen street.
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MINING, MANuFACTLR-
aaiets in Burkhart Rooms, Public Square.
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MATTHEWS. J. s., real estate and insurance p (,
Building. Queen street.
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|NYEW YORK sun, daily and weekly. Price,
I'm sunday papers, Sc, per copy 81 per year
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----,-pnF1-rE NJ. s.. wall paper. stationery,
* Hi opposite Adams Express ON
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Y,IrRy 8 Y boots, shoes, hats, etc, next e to
p, c. Hunters photograph gaiiery' euee"
street,
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Won. Lost. no
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|nENNINGToN.D DIR. LEE RI dentist opposite
III WILLIAMS & Co.'S Drug store, Queen street.
'up-stairs.
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,fKWELI. MRS. J NJ, school TOT glfIs' .
81 Maple Avenue
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|DEoPLE's NATIONAL BANK, corner Queen
I'll and Burke street.
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In OBERTs. j. W, furniture and undertaking,
liz oppositepost Office, East Burke street.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-17
NOVELS DON'T PAY.

Financial Expcricnce Of tho Writers OF
TWO Succetsful Stnrir,.
Two friends Of mno spent each &c
thcm tho boIt part OF tho year 1855 ia
writin" and rcvi Ing an novel q piece.
says Edward w. Box, in tho LA lic.'
Home journal. 10th stories wcro pui-
lish'd hy leading houses during tho
carly part Of 1S9l They were we'll at
vcrtis, d. sllilltully handled. and both
no, els urc. accorling to tho popular &c.
ccptancc of tho term. s,crcssful-that
is. they have Leon widely written about.
paraguay he'd in the press from ono cn,i
OF tho continent 20 another. Engli iii
editions have l"cn printed Of each and
to every literary person tho names ot
both novels and authors gro thoroughly
familiar.
Now what have tho authors received in
hard cash for their years work? / will
tell you exactly: OF one. loo copies
were sold; no royalty was raid on tho
firs t thousand tocnvrr manufacture. etc,
and upon the remaining 700 copies tho
Luthor received tho REGULAR ten per cent.
royalty. The hook sold for ono dollar.
Tho net revenue to tho author WAS,
therefore. seventy dollars. Ills tyre
writer's lill was SJl.5O Not profit,
So So and the Look has stopped s"llin;.
The other author was II trifl" moro
fortunate in that his novel reached y
.alc of @. 600. all hut five copies Like
the first ho received ten per cent roy
atty only after the first thousand cop
les. Unfortunately. Il" bought SO many
copies of his book lor his Friend. thar.
when his publishers statement came. it
showed :. credit in his favor of just $:J. 30.
Had tho tyne writer written his mann-
script. tho novel would have thrown
him into drlt! And these arc Int two
of u .core Of instances within my Know
ctgo that could clio.
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Ucr Oldest Ecars,c.

4 young Washington man boards 1T u
hous. where the table tas SO often hap
pc'la) has secured f2Iac through poverty.
Recently he changed his quarters, talk
ing up his residence in q room that had
been occupied by medical student
TIC landlatly Was showing it to hira,
chen, opening tho closet, q skeleton
Gaa disclosed. "Ah." said the young
nan cs he CrasPcd the bony hand. II
am clad to meet you. Doubtless YOU
nrc one OF the lifelong boardcrs that
Mrs. - SO frequently rcfcro to-
WASHINGTON Post.
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OPINION or AN ExpEnr

We wore favored last nigh with &
visit from Mr. T.. Ii. Senauer OF Now
York olty. who Is making business
a,ur OF the southern States. His CON.
no ion with tho banking interests of
Sib cpuntry affords him every oppor.
tinity Of investigating and reporting
tio fru Hiatb Of affairs In the MONETARY
world. MIR. Scnaurr inf, rms US that no
Is greatly Impressed with tho worry salts
fictory coalition of each of our local
banking institutions. and the largo
surplus and profits mado during tho
p-set year. we arc pleased to SOC our
Northern friends drop in among us and
b ins free from all local prejudice, state
Mos a. they find them, ard give us
tr dit wh RS oredit Is due.
Mr.. Scnauer states that the financial
Q )udition Of the | oal banks il Of re-
Haarkabicsuiidity. Roanolre's friends (?).
va, IL ke pleasure in retailing false
hoods ssoAt protested paper in Roanok,
banks. May Ssko his ststoment as final
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At the instance OF u number of Madr".
burg manufaci urcrs. an electro cchn.-
cal experimental 4 alton Is about to 10
founded In that German town. to afford
to comp mics or private prrSon' oppor-
tunity of experimenting ~ to tho pr.ic.
ticalility aud cont of various electrical
arrangements. AMI OF testing machines.
apparatus. etc. Tho station will DO ar
ranged on the patton Of one already in
existence ut Munich. but expanded in
several directions Among matters
which will come under consideration
arc the examination of arrangements
for illumination. transmission OF fOrco
and mcin lnrgical purposes. drtormina-
ton of the luminous power 6f arc an
glow lamps. and ~ CONSTANTS. such NJ
intensity anil tcnsio q! current. toSiin:
of carbon rods. OF measuring inStru.
m"nts, nccnmnlutors, primary batteries,
etc. examination OF ron lrctng nni in-
sula,ing materials. lightning ron luc,-
ors. private telephone arrangement, and
so on.--Eng ine"r.ng.
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BUENA VISTA, Ja,. III. Tsp cial i
On last Wtdn, sday. the Z Ii, IL party Of
four persons star ed on u beac hun, from
Walkers Gre *, conlo,rd of tho fol-
lowing gentlemen: Messrs. Robert
Frame, William Walker. Doc. Walker
and Gilm"r Walker. William Walker
had his shot gun loaded with six bullets
and heavy iaigc of powder, He was
'"' II ing " u O m0Lnia II III ont of MIR.
me. With his gun On his shoulder.
+ IN SOnli. o iuse IL WAS di> charged. and
tt entire load went though the arm of
NJ Frame. n one b t cut through
clothing. IN liking I. painful, UuJ ~.
dang rous wound in the body OF Gilm, r
Walker. MIR. Frame di, that night at
10 q CT. ok, twelve hours after the shoot
ins. MIR. Fran" WAS the owner OF ii @
Walkers Creek Touring mills. and post
master of Jump p"stoiiic at that plao' >.
He leaves wife and four small chill
drcn.
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MopERN DEFENSE.
Wherein II Differs from tho Methods
FnrmcrIy Emn'oYctI.

~ hercin IL DtUrrt from tho MothoCy
Formerly Emn'oycd.
Tho great tactical principles remain
immntablc and equally untcrlio all sue
cess in war, nni. human nature bnin:
tho sarno In all ngos. will apply with
tho somc forcc in our own day as they
dill n Thousand years ago. Tho grcas
object OF the defense. whether armcl
with bows and arrows, smaoti, -ioro mus
krts. or tho magazine rifle. as ever l-cn
to drtain tho asSililanis unLcr fire from,
men more or loss securely placed bohind
co>or. 30 SLATER them that they would
10 compelled to fall back Formerly
weapons were so defective and took SO
lon" o load, that it needed long time TO
produce fro OF tho requisite intensity.
Vast obstacles to hold tho enemy had.
therefore, to 10 establi he'd and olal,O.-
ate arrangement to produce thanking or
cross fro entered into. But in these
days OF brcechloadors md magazine
rifles tho rapidity and volume OF fro
have boon 40 enormously increased that
very short time Is sufficient for it 70
do It's work.
No troops. however brave, could In tho
open face tho pitilcss hail that can
now he directed on them as they emerge
from thoir trenches to the assault; and
the object Of modern r.,skctry is so tro-
mendUus that frontal fro il all that is
required. Any light obstacles, such III
wiro cntanglcmrnts or ratings. will 10
all that is needed in front OF parupet,
IL it be lined by rosolnte mon will,
plenty Of ammunition and modern wcup-
ons ditch may hn added AZ n cOnces-
sion to popular prejudice. but can very
we'll hc dispensed with. bitches mover
won victories. Those wcro alone ucrom-
rlishod by fire. and it * To fro that wo
must sill look for success. 10 develop
that of artillery to tho utmost it Is an
immense advantage to he able to mov0
the guns about tho limo that has to 10
defended.
1t has up to now hccn Tho custom to
place them in fixed pc itions. whcr,
they could only fire in IL more or less re-
sirictrd direction, 9nI where. il They
were not likely TO l,o hit, they had. on
the other hand. thcms 'lvos little chance
of doing effective service. I hi, entiro
absence Of mobility WIS ono Of tho
create st disadvantages un lcr which tho
defense has hitherto tailored. Ills. hap
PLY. no longer necessary thus to cripple
its efforts. Tho guns arc sufficiently 80
euro II placed outside tho rodouhta
which held Tho infantry. and may 10
freely moved rs required along tho in
tcrvoning SPACES, whcro thcy will like
wise he supported Ivy field forco which
will he handled according TO tactical
considerations. and can, IL necessary.
hold It's ground hohind field drfonio.
Tho attack will by this means bc d.
tractpd In its efforts. and can not direct
artillery fro on both infantry AMI a.
tillcry ut tho samo time. a it has up TO
the present been able to do. 1t can nos
hopo to carry tho position until tho RS.
doubts ha,o been rendered comparative
~ innocuous. and yet 1t cnn not leg II
tho tmsk of rcnd' ring them SO until it
as accounted for tho dufcndors' guas.-
Saturday Review
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lie stoop, to Conquer.

Tripps-Do you always picls up pin
when you sec ono lying on tho pave
mcnt?
Flipps-C,i no! Fact IL, don't mini
telling you secret. I Cidn't plciS up Il
pin 1t al. You Gee VIC ere right in
front of Miss Dc Caah'n hCInc ind her
rich old f,.thcr l.; watching INC from the
front window. simply went through
the motions Of picking up III pin end
putting it in the lapel Of my coat il
order to impress hIl with my regard
for cconoray. lie is very stingy. you
know, and l'r, planning to usli him for
his daughters hand il marriage. Chi
cSgo Herald.
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and conclusive. Mr.. Scraucr represents
tho American Banker, tho leading
publication Of its character in America.

SoME papers accuse Americans, who
read and enjoy Rudyard kiplinS' S
stories of soldier and civil life in India,
OF being An 5lom ,m cs This IS absurd
Kipling is not En- slish; h. is cosmopoli
tan. Ills ssories arc human nature.
Ills great hero is Irish. "krishna
Mulvan' " is as price, d story as ev
was written. "Without Benefit II
Clorgy'' would wrin, t,ars from stone
and is rem ,tar from British sentiment
than the d ,claration OF Independence
or Bunker il monument
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IVhNHOE.

IvANnoE, Jan. 16.-T pecial IN. V
Tanner, colorcd, is busy at work build,
ing neat co &c on the hit, near Wm.
painters 10 idence.
Geo. Hawk, OF Wythoville, who has
been alto ding chool in Lewistown,
Pa, is visiting old friends in Ivanhoe.
Several Car loads of Dal,d lay were
shippcJ, to tn place NJ ,ndny
Charles Wright and C. +. Thomas, tf
I.anhoe, have secured work at Max
.'I...o"S .etn~c. "a "lii return l.
ItanhOe every saturday evening.
j. w. Byrd and wife, Of near Stevens
creek, were visiting in town on Friday
81 Sat"r'av Ia : NrS Byrd will
m hin with her father, Mr.. N. J. Will
liams, week or two.
. .ua,. Ln, smut spent Sunday in
WyLuevilic.
t'ct Pope, an old Confederate veto
ran. i, still suffering from n sprainrd
wrist + lived last fall from iallln.
down tlight of stairs.
Wiltiam Birringcr, promino IL 4,
w, NJ clrrll of his town, met with =;
palniui acc dent ON Tuesday, which lie
suit d ina sore hand. Whllt cleaning
revolver o,se wurrc numb of rc
v"lvrrS were kept, he came across on
that was nard To snap and fVrgctt n
auuut the arrang. nj lit, he mad. IL day
or SO previous with Il coiUrcd man I,
return the revolver If it did not work.
h C NM nc dpulling the trigger. Th
ievulvtr had br, II ,.IL back In the CAS-,
as return d with cirtriugps in. Th
result of this was u hole III ono OF Mr..
Barrlpgrr's hands.
Mrs. Anni Smith left Ivanhoo Tuc'
day f,r Cltnol Valley, where she Will
again join n,r hus land aft, Il short stay
IN our burg.
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Had Scca 1t.

Western Senator (cnthusiastically)-
Gcnl Grcclcy's report on the climate Of
our State IL the bi3Gcet thing yet.
Glorious! Ilc proves by official records
that we enjoy one CT the nncat and
most cqucblc climates in the world. cir
Eound to boom this section. sir: can't
help it. Have you occn the report?
Western Coroncr-YcS; found q COPY
of it in the pockets CT stranger who
frozc to death last niJht--N. Y.
Weekly.
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vIRGINIA'S PORT.

Dtrro. trade with Europe for eho
South Is up hrfoie tho big convention in
session ct Atlanta. The move mcnt has
h,on given Roadway by TIL presenc, of
f,rM ~ .D'tali'ts who have CON-, with
8 prop, on for tho es ablis' mont of
s,,a ,hip lines between Liv-r. l
Bteul IN al ~ mo S Jut hern port.
Tao Farmers Allan, | "a k of 'h>
A r,rica nd OF tho sci me. and 81
500 600 Is 4. a he'd to tho foreign pro-
po,als. u o two In O 'ests succ cd il
erivinT at y Inclusion, and solro ing Il
p)rt. III 'ro will b.a revolution in tn
cotton hand ing business, and good
many middlemen will DO pushed out of
existence.
Bat ut ide OF the i1cilrn's Of tho
pros mt invention direct ira is DOM
ing 10 several Southern ports. n
York has held the center of commercial
Importance. It is a oenter occupied by
s.00o.ooO people. To the N i h is BoS-
N With 100000; to tho SO hila-
d ,lpi!s with l,0oO.00O. and Baltimore
with 100000. Then there is no con-
siderable oity until New Orleans is
reached.
This is no natural development. Tho
Four citios named occupy but ono-llfth
o. th' Atlantic coast iite. he proper
proportion In time will DO reached.
Norfolk viii he BLltim ro's equal inside
OF sOoro Of years. Mark tho pr,d.o.
zion. In TINT progressive CITY lilo the
foundations of greatness. and every blow
struck In tho great Southwest mineral
belt drives nail INFO the cditc..
Every house built on tho Norf TX ard
Western gives Norf Xix u PLANK. Every
m,nufActury givos hor Il ship. Esory
min, bail |, hor IA docI, AMI every town
paves ono Of her strects.
w. arc proud of Norfolk AMI all
Bontdwest Virginia is in tho oaorus
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The re I EHtate Agent.
From tho RI Ito. ii Eft ,rpr Sc

From tho hI iiO.I Eft Jrpr st.
In, oJm,ns real rs ats convention,
wh On VIII b" held at Roanoke neXs
Wednesday, January Fl, is attracting
'nsi,ttrable attention and bids fair to
bo IN event of M Ich interest and i'm
portaic'. Tho real estate ag Mt is 4
valued and IL. c sAary fac or in the de-
vcl"pm' Mt and upbuildng OF a new
"nlrv HI N rgy and zeal are the
nj Va S by ch ca )ltal an people are
In Irin' E. ~ urp,rtuniti' for busl-
II ~ and profit wb cI arc offered in his
IL cllity. and to hls persistent efforts
mach of the indue,rial or, with which
ensu. can | o c,rditvd. lie is therefore
to D. ems ucr, d AS q nefactor of
business and industrial .nt.iests. For
thrsr r"a>o tn C invention in question
has bruad'.r CLAIM upon ihr attention
of tho Oubl aL largr tan if IL C III
rn,d merely the real estate mrn az u
q a>s. Our Il an0ke nrighbor> NY r
10 ANYTHING by halv 5, and they oan be
cd upon tc make tho convention q
Tthy affair. and al uvv.y way
ltfi the &C ,sion.
p TT ION thu. o 'nsi rations enum-
or u Il up cial rcas N exists why
Raui' rd's al estate IN II should inter
est thtms' Ives in the matter. II has
bta d. d. tn hold tn next and third
'nv ton ut Radford. This will hiring
larg, number Of active. shrewd in
v"st,Is here. and will be benefit to
tho plac'. We hop" .inu vonuurnLl,
ltpve that our buSin ~ men will be-
prepared tn make tn convention at
kadford worthy to I'll TX with the pre-
OcdinS ones.
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Southwest Virginia Mineral,
Timber. Farm and City Property
Agency.
Principal Office, Roanoke, Virginia.

The undersigned have opened an OF
noe for the sale of mineral. timber and
farm land. and city property on COMMITS
sion. They will develop mineral lands,
analyzc ores, give Instructions for de-
wtloping on reasonable charge, sell
farm and timber lands. All mineral,
farm and timber lands listed with them
for sale will he extensively advertised
through agencies in the Northern States
and Europe. a RI cord OF all ores. their
analyses and location will be kept in
our Office for insp, otion of buyers.
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her pritty svcStc ucncry. Gu my
swc:tc lIcncry-iay turlilc dovc-ry
pigin-:1y deer Gcarc llca-how ,ny
poor sole is longin for your swc&tc
voice. In Iny r,icdc CA hccr You
singin Ynnlscy doodle cs you sung it the
day that you asked nc for raj hart
Mary weldon hes got baby! Oh ray
deer hcncry do l,un out AID lets cit
marrcd. So no more ct present fror,
your own little lovin
KATuEuN An EEIcuCE.
To my swcatc hcncry
r. S. Part Scllund. Josicr tubbs HIS
RACED q new houcc and Sallic lives so
snug. butt she often CITES Josicr when
he feels poorly. My swcatc hcncry let
us keep house nrd If you luvc Inc I
wont whip you when you feel poorly.
nor wont lool: ct nobody else so I
won't Daddy SCI as how ] aust git
marrid, because I've let it run too long
already.
T.. s. Pert Thurt!.
rly pen - bad mi ink ia pail
Il, Luz to you shall ccvcr fal,
for l:cncry Il nj own truc luvo
I'll Luc.:. ri duck nj TURTLE Dove
F.. S. Noty Bcny. Mothers dcd. So
no more 1T present frcr, your luviny
kATnEUN AN.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-17
Com to Sec.

Jac.:-N'cll, old follow, Tow you've
ccca my cousin Elaachc, low Go you
like her?
Harry che = SO dcuccdly
clever! hope | SHALL sec moro CT her.
Jacl;-You'll have cn opportunity if
you show ct the GwclliaJton's dance to-
morrow niJht.
Uarry-lIow so?
BLACKWELL. I've seen the Gown she is
going to vvcor.-Iurv