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BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
The Iron Belt Building and Loan
Association
OF ROANOKE, VIRGINIA.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, ss5, 900, 900.
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
OFFICERS:

PREsIDENT-GEN. FITZHUGH LEE,
Ex-Governor of Virginia.
1sT VICE-PREsIDENT = PEYTON L,
TERRY, President Roanoke Trust,
Loan and Safe Deposit Co.
I'D VICE PRESIDENTS. w. JAMESON,
Secretary and treasurer Roanoke
Trust, Loan and Safe Deposit Co.
SEcRETARY-JOHN OFT, late Cashier
City Bank of Richmond.
TREAsURER-J. c. DAVENPORT, Cash.
Ter Commercial National Bank, Roa.
noke, Va.
GENERAL CoUNsEL--Hon. C. A. Nc.
HUGH, Counsellor-at-L Law, late OF
Charleston, S. c.
GENERAL MANAGER OF AGENCIEs-D
b. JESSE, late of Lexington, Ky.
GENERAL TRUsTEE-IIoN. HENRY S.
TROUT, President First National
Bank, Roanoke, Va.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY - Roanoke
Trust, Loan and Safe Deposit Com pany.
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Fined for Flsl,ting.

L. ]. Milan and w. j. Meares, the lat
ter being colored man, were before
Mayor Younger yesterday charged with
fighting Milan is a contractor and en-
ployed Meares to do some brickwork for
him. He told him he would pay him
yesterday morning at o'clock, but at
that hour Milan failed to keep his prom
Use, and after quarreling the men came
to blows, and the mayor had them before
him at 10 o'clock. They each paid 81. so
fines and costs.
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LyNcHBuRG DISTRICT CONFERENCE
The Opening Sermon to be Preached by
Rev. Mr.. Chandler of Bedford City.

LYNcn's, July Q. - Especial Tho
Lynchburg District Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
will convene at Mount IIcrmon Church,
near here, July IA, and will remain in
session about three days. The Confer
ence will be called to order at o'clock
a. M, by Rev. DIR. Garland, the presid-
ing elder of the district, who will pre-
side over its deliberations.
Delegates will be elected to the an
nual conference that meets in Peters
burg, in November. The opening SER
mon will be preached by Rev. Mr..
Chandler, of Bedford City, and there
will be two sermons each day.
1t is probable the Conference will con
slider the propriety of securing some
permanent place for holding its annual
sessions near tho Peaks of Otter, OF
some other attractive place. If this
plan is adopted cheap cottages will he
erected and annual meetings will be
held somewhat on the camp meeting
order.
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The Magazine Removed.

The powder magazine, few days ago
ordered removed by the Town Council
from it's present position on the Mon
teiro land, is now being moved to point
three miles farther north, near the foot
OF the mountain. Il. NJ. McClaugherty
is uperintending its removal. Twenty
thousand pounds of dynamite are stored
in it, and it was for this reason largely
that it was ordered removed upon com
plant Of citizens living near.
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SALEM
SALEM PEOPLE.
What They Are Doing and
Where They Are Going.
ROANOKE TIMES BUREAU,
HOTEL. LUCERNE, SALEM. VA.


w S. Beal, of Scottsville, Va, is in
the city.
Ex-eyangclist John Campbell, who
has been in Bedford City for some time
past, is in the city. lie is editor of the
Busy Bee published there.
There will be meeting of the direc-
tors of the real estate exchange this
afternoon.
Col. A. NJ. Bowman has gone to Mon
roe Red Sulphur Springs, Monroe
county, w. Va.
New concrete floors are being put in
the second story of the jail and other
necessary repairing is being done.
j. Il. Cicero. whose college name is
.sMex.," who has been at Roanoke Col
lege for several years, will leave for his
home at TamI leo, Mexico, next week.
Col. d. c. Shanks and II. f. Barnett,
travelling agents for the Middle States
Loan Association, have gone to Fincas-
tie on business.
Miss Lobin, who has recently been
visiting Miss Engleby of Roanoke, is
the guest of the Misses McCommon, on
Pennsylvania avenue.
A stray horse was taken up on DR..
Drehers premises yesterday and is now
in the pound.
Miss Ellen Blair gave high tea to
some of her friends las. night.
Edward Brand is visiting friends in
Bristol, Tenn.
Prof. r. l.. Holland, superintendent of
schools, is fast improving.
r. IIadcn Penn, OF buchanan, was in
Salem yesterday.
Mr.. Summerville, of Weston, w. Va,
yesterday bought a lot on the boulc
ward through j. +. Clement, and wi i
make his home here in the future.
Charles Edward Parker an dNliss Rosa
Alberta Phlegar procured a marriage
license from the clerk of the court
Wednesday afternoon, and immediately
repaired to the Huff House, where they
were married by Rev. y ID. Goodwin.
Mr.. Parker is farmer of this place.
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The Ring In Trouble.
For the Baltimore Sun.

A sure sign that the Bardsley de-
fal ,ation is seriously embarrassing
the Republican ring that has ruled
Philadelphia. with few brief intervals.
for so manv years, is found in the fact
that Joseph l.. Caven, ox-president o,
common council, is being talked of
among the leaders as a candidate at the
next election for city treasurer. Mr..
Caven is reformcr OF sturdy type, and
the ring had no use for him so long as
it felt itself secure. Now that there is
danger Of a popular upheaval the
managers turn to him to save them
It remains to be seen whether Mr.. Caven
will lend himself to their purpose.
THE TIMES desires special CORES
Eirginis and the Shenandoah Va ys~ Wv
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Fritz had Invested himself Of his coat
and boots, plunged into the water and
rescued the boy, just as he was going
down for the last time. An excited
crowd gathered around the unconscious
boy and his heroic rcscuer Various
suggestions were made TO resuscitate
the haplcss youth.
Stand him on his head so the water
can run out" was the advice of n truck
driver.
That's the way to have all the blood
rush to his head and give him apo
plexy," retorted n wcll-mcaning apple
woman.
Somebody shove n finger down his
throat SO he will vomit," suggested an
other good Samaritan, while still an
other proposed tickling the boys nose
With ferther to make him sneeze.
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RAILROADS.
NJ Is 8 :: w HorfoIksWestern R.R.


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY "a, 1891.
wEsTBOUND, LEAVE ROANOKE DAILY.
7:55 a. m. Arrives Radford e:a5 a. M, connect
ing at Radford with New River branch
leaving daily at G:45 a. M. Bristol 1.15 p. m:
lulu a. NJ, Arrives Bristol 40 p. In. Stops at
all stations.
8.25 p. m. Arrives Bristol 11.35 p. m. Connects
at BRADFORD with New River branch leav-
ing Radford sos p. III. daily for Blueneld
and PocahOntas.
7:55 p. m. daily for Radford and intermediate
stations.
NORTH AND EAsTBOUSD, LEAVE ROANOKE
DAILY.
$50 a. M. for Lynchburg, Petersburg and
Richmond.
G60 P. IN. for Hagcrstown, Harrisburg, Phi1a-
delphia and New York
l2:45 p. III. daily for Richmond and Norfolk
5:J0 p.m daily. Arrives Lynchburg 70U d. IN.
$40 p M. for Shenandoah.
il.20 p. m. for Richmond and Norfolk.
ll.20 p. IN. for Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
New York, and Washington win Shennn-
doah Junction and B. Il OR. r.
ror all additional infornatiu ion apply Mt ticket
Office or to w. b. BEViII.>
General Passenger Agent. Roanoke. Va
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Selling Liquor without License.

j. B. Powell and j. T. Smith we're ar
rested by Chief Of Police lIardwickc, of
Radford, yesterday, for selling liquor
without license in that place some time
ago. The warrants for their arrest were
sworn out by Commonwealth Attorney
Hampton IIogc and issued by Justice
Boswell OF Rad ford.
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Masculine Intuition.

Mr.. SimlSins-Our new neighbor,
Mrs. LamlSins, is not q very neat house
keeper, is she?
Mrs Siml1ins-Indeed she isn't. She
lets things lay around every which
way. How did you know?
Mr.. Simlsins-Oh, her husband looks
so jolly.-N. Y. Weekly.
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Full OF Alarm.

Frank-Blanchc seems awfully shy
What do you suppose makes her so
timid?
May-She's probably afraid you're not
going to propose. Weekly.
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uV6r.. usra HEY were q
Wy 1W3S( young couple Of
EFE Y + a. lovers.
E kss5sSsss She was pref
ef5EysssSas%sstS\ Il ty and cook.
f. e$StTfSS .IGS\MA He was not par
MS$ss ~ ma :. ticularly hand
Tn#&a Fst%ST9 IyglEE some and was
NsEdsA y sJf7s gjlII1 employed in q
w ssssss S%2'ASa button factory.
A>NlF|a1S !G- Her name was
sgSAss! .E[%M Fanny. His
-SY,I5y ne 49, hi III n me was
- EE$ Il s' Y ssss Fritz, and they
hs,SiaE8A had saved up
>N&El,,s:St%:.; ! some money,
/Nt,EHAs>k: w TIL which
i~sSsss they expcc tie d
:Z to go to house
9s7i@s keeping. They
were happy,
but unfortunately q dark cloud arose
on their matrimonial horizon. They
quarrelled violently. 1t was like tho
explosion of bornbshcll. The bomb
was rival for the hand of Fanny. lie
was n military gentleman, being an ar
tillery soldier, whose acquaintance
Fanny had made at n ball Ills marked
attentions to Fritz's prospective bride
were so cordially reciprocated that
Fritz became the victim of the green
eyed monster" by the way, the sccnc
of this little drama is laid in the imper-
ial city of Vienna in Austria.
Bcing of n Respondent nature, Fritz
resolved to commit suicide by this
means he thought he would be relieved
of all his troubles, and ut the same
time faithlcss Fanny would be over
whelmed with remorsc. Before per-
forming the rash net, he mailed her
the following letter:
DEAR FASNY:-Yes, faithless creature, you
have Tilted me- and am going 10 hang myself
unless change my mind and commit suicide
IN the Danube. When you read these lines
will be Il corpse. May you live to regret your
conduct Your true friend. FRiTz"
The next thing for Fritz to do was to
carry out his rash purpose. He strollcd
along the principal street in the dircc-
ton of the beautiful "Bluc Danube"
The houses and people looked as usual,
and nobody paid any attention to him.
"Ah!" he said to himself, 'if you pco-
pie only knew what know, how you
would stare at mel"
At last he reached the bank of the
river He dipped his finger into the
water and found it quite cold He
shivcred, and soliloqui2cd: Its too
cold, altogether. expect had better
try hanging. Besides, it occurs to me
that can swim"
Sitting in dangerous position on the
end of the pier was a boy fishing.
Fritz called out to him: You stupid
boy, don't you know the fish won't
bite there where the steamboats, arc
always passing? Hey, thcre!'
The startled boy turned his head,
lost his balance, and with loud cry
fell into the water In an instant
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HE CHANGED HIS MIND.
Fritz, the Faithless Fanny and tho
Handsome Widow.

TRANSLATED from tho German for This Paper,
b. Alex. l.. Sweet.
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R0AN0KE& SALEM DUMMY LINE

On and after Monday, February 10th.
1891, trains will be run rs follows:
WEST. EAST.
Lv. Roanoke.Ar. Salem Lv. Saicm.Ar. Roanoke.
700 am. 7:3O am. 7:45 am. Sis a. m.
SEQ am. 900 m. y:l5 AIN. 0:45 a. IN,
1000 am. 30 q. m. l0:45 am. lis a. m.
1880 pm. l2:0O p.m.l2:l pm. l2:45 p. IN.
100 pm. 1870 pm. 1:i5 pm. 2:l5 p m.
S'5O pm. 3'OO p m. 3:lo p. m. 3:43 p. m.
4:Oo pm. 4:5u T. m. 4:1o m. 5:l5 p. M.
$50 pm. 600 pm. 6:i5 pm. GAS p. M.
700 pm. 1870 I'm. 7:45 p. IN. S:15 p. m.
On Sunday same, commencing with
$40 a. N. from Roanoke.
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THE ROANOKE DEVELOPMENT COM
PANY.

One of the valuable industries secured
by the Roanoke Development Company
is the Norwich Lock Manufacturing
Company, manufacturers of all helf
Hard ware. for Builders purposes. Their
goods are known throughout the entire
country to be first-class. 1t is therefore
important that all industrial concerns
using this class of goods should know
that they can .ocate in Roanoke to great
advantage. This is particularly appli
cable to Door, Sash and Blind Manu-
facturerS. as we'll as to many others.
For particulars address
ARLINGTON GILPIN,
General Manager Roanoke Develop
ment Company, Roanoke. Va.
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Toasted wh,lo the Fire Burned.

"AsuHNoroN, Jan. l.-LSpeciall-T
Blaine mansion, or Dnpont circle. occu-
pied by l.. Il. I.oiter, the retired Chicago
millionaire, was Quilted by fire today.
TIC flames were subdued after tho
upper floors and roof had been consumed.
Mater did as much damage "a tho
fire. The paintings and valuable furni-
ture on tue lower floors was largely
saved, but the damage VAS enormous.
Mr.. Blaine was insured but NV Letter
YVES not. While the fire Was in progress
MIR. Blaine was entertaining the Dipiom-
attic Corps ut breakfast at his Lafay-
otto Square residence
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H"isrol.. Jan. l.-[Speciall -Prcsi-
don't iiurclckopcr, of the South Atlantic
and Ohio railroad; Vice-p President Batos.
Passenger Agent Harrington, and all
tho other officers OF the road, have re-
signed and Col. j. G. Haskell has taken
charge. Mr. Ccnklin, tho nav vice
president, viii arrive tonight News
is expected every hour stating that
Baily has been rciustatcd as receiver of
the road. He has the sympathy of most
people in Bristol.
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hT,sn LyoNs-azUHpi1Y NIGHT orr.
70 be u Private Eout isct,yecn Lyons ant:
an Uil.:noiyn th;i lc,:nr;-,..

't-' o-'-e.iOhti inAb A.ScttEG.
Despite tho efforts oi the local sports,
tho sparring match between Charley
Murphy, of this city, and Carter Lyons,
OF Canada, could not be arranged to tho
satisfaction OF both parties, ANA the
Richmond dovotces of the manly art left
the city last night IN ill-humor and ::
plainly expressed opinion that there is
no sporting blood in town
IL is shrowdly guessed by some know
ing ones that Mac Norris, the chief of
police, could tell why the affair did not
pull off in shape. 1t vas generally I'M
derstood that the scrap was to have been
for Keeps" and Morris laid plans TO
raid the light should it occur. This in
formation leaked out and one OF the
principals feared the majesty of the law
Too much To run any risks.
private lout for points has been ar
ranged FOR this evening, at place vet
to b. selected, between Lyons and an
unknown, at which the letters friends
Will present him with q purse in apprc-
citation of his qualities az man and Il
manicr. couple of coons will furnish
the sidc-light OF humcr.
Lyons is under engagement with the
Grand Central Theatcr, OF louisville,
Ky. 10 meet all lightweight coraers in
Il two-wccl,S' stand 1T that tin eater, the
Same TO begin Monday next.
lie Will also be matched in that city,
70 meet Charley Slusher, who is the
lightweight cha.lpion of Kentucky.
for the gate receipts, in Il tcn-round
contest. In the event OF Lyons winning
he will be pit-cd against another light
weight for purse OF 1900.
Lyons has achieved quite popularity
~ Roanoke. and contclnplatcs return
mere VITA view ofo opening :; gymnasium
and sporting cluh
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TOPEKA, Kan., Jan. 1.-TSpeciall-
senator ingalls, has returned homo and
Will remain several weeks. His friends
arc active in his behalf and claim to be
making inroads into the Alliance daiIy.
In one county, where it was stated that
an Alliance man would vote for him.
the report was ct once started that In
gals had offered him $1,000 and that
this sum was tho consideration of such
support. Alliance men started the
st'ry and pcddlcd it all over tho State.
urging the members to watch him when
nc cano to Topeka and prevent him
selling out his constituents. This seems
| 10 DC the tactics adopted by tho Alliance
throughout tho State. When member
| Expresses friendly feeling for Senator
ingalls,, no is inundated by the charge
that he is boodlcr and Il dozen men
arc delegated to watch him.
n member OF the legislature elected
ny the Alliance in county in Northern
Kansas In conversation yesterday said
he had been accused already OF selling
| out to ingalls,. This gentleman was a
strong Republican before he went into
tho Alliance and naturally feels in
cllned TO support Republican ovor any
Oh the men mentioned for Senator. Ho
has expressed himself in favor OF nm
able Republican in preference to no
ooDy, and this is taken by tho Alliance
rs favoring Ingalls,. On the strength of
TINS expression tho Alliances in his dis
trlct have met and passed resolutions
denouncing rs n traitor any member of
tho Alliances in the legislature who
votes for John j. Ingalls,.
The system Of whipping into line,
adopted by the Alliance in Kansas.
when compared With tho alleged Demo
cratic methods in tho South, would
make the latter palo into insignificanco.
They have tho advantage OF secrecy in
planning and schoming, and no ono but
tho favored fow, who arc all right"
are ever permitted to gain admission
to = IN; citing held for this purpose Ro-
haoic Republicans were not permitted
TO be present when tho question of can
didates WAS considered. This was in
, yariably done NJ q special or called
meetings, and only Democrats or Union
laboritcs were allowed TO be present
invariably candidates :or tho logisla-
! ture were brought into those locked
door iueeting. and questioned as to their
views on tho Ingalls, matter. If thoy
were tho least bit doubtful. they wcro
thrown overheard and another candi-
date selected. This was tho ordor from
| inc leadlng mon in the movement from
Polk down. The order went down to
down Ingalls," and every energy was
bent IN that direction, and nothing was
iets undone by the leaders to accom-
! plish this result.
From this time to tho election OF
Senator, every member Of tho Peoples
party elected to the Legislature will be-
under surveillance. Tho secret coun-
Gil will watch doubtful members, who
VIII be given to understand that 'they
| Will not 500 their wives again" if thoy
vote Tor John i. Ingalls,. Five Ali
anco men will accept the challenge and
take chances. They say they will vote
for Ingalls, and they will return to their
wives again, and will have ample pro-
! lection ii they need it.
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ROANOKE VA, FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 2 1891
hat: was yellow man, and he had a

hat; was yellow man, and he had 4
moustachc.
There was number of people about.
including Il third negro man and several
children. Witness was certain of the
date by reason of other circumstances.
After Mr.. Blacl3wcii's testimony IL
short consultation OF tho jury WAS held,
when it was decided TO adjourn until
O'Clock on Saturday evening mex. for
the purpose Of locking over the cvi-
dencc and reaching verdict.
The preliminary hearing of the case
against i'ct,d and Williamson viii ,alc
piac, Saturday morning, notwithstand-
lng The fact thaG the verdict of the
coron"r's jury will not be reached until
SasnrGaY cvcnipr.
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Aspecial meeting OF the First Baptist
Church is called to meet in their house
of worship on Roanoke street this
evening at 1880 o'clock toappoint dele
gates to attend the formal organization
Of the Calvary Baptist Chuich which
viii take place at . p. n. Saturday, jan
uary3. Seven male members consti-
tutc a quorum.
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The Fires of $500.

Roanoke suffered but little, compare
lively, from fires during 1870. Tho
alarm was sounded forty-four time, dur
ing the year, and more than half the
times inc fire was cXtinguishcd without
damage. The most destructive fire of
The year was ut the American Bridro
Works, on which the damage was 81. coo.
The total damage by fire during the
wear was atout $1,000.
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They Celrhrated tbs Dry.

CHARLESTON, ). O., Jan. l.--ISpcciall
There WAS general suspension of
business to-day. Tho colo.cd people
celebrated tho emancipation ami
versary with Il military parade. read
ing OF President I.incoln's proclamation
and an address. This afternoon all tho
colored masonic lodges, in full regalia,
gave grand street parade.
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Tho schools to Omen Aron1or

The public schools of the city will
resume work next Monday, and the
new school in the northwest section will
be opened. Tho territory Of the new
school embraces all that part of the
city north Of the Norfolk and Western
railroad and west of Henry street.
There will DO meeting of the public
school teachers at the First ward school
building.
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WHY?

BECAUSE TT HAS THE LARGEST
CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN
ROANOKE, AND IT'S SUBSCRIPTION
LIST IS INCREASING TWICE AS
FAST AS THOSE OF ALL TIE 9TH
Ell PAPERS IN THE CITY COM
BTNED.
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New YORK, Jan. III Special James
Kanter, . middle aged German. whilo
crazy drunk, this afternoon ran amuck
on Thirty-iifth street, and stabbed four.
passers-by with butcher knife. He
was arrested. Ills victims wore not seri-
ously injured.
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TO REORGAMlzE.
The Commercial Club Directors
Formulate Strong Basis.

The new board OF directors of tho
Commercial Club have formulated =
plan for placing that valuable institu-
ton on stronger basis and to insure
It's carrying out more fully the purposes
ana aims of such an organization. The
result OF their delibcra ton is contained
in II prospectus. which will be submitted
TO meeting of the members to be held
a5 the club rooms Saturday evening,
january }, at s o'clock. The prospectus
IS as follows:
hor The purpose Of rcviving full inter
est and obtaining best results from the
Roanoke Commercial Club, rs set forth
III ts prospectus it is proposed to reor-
gani@e the club on 4 basis that will in
crease its revenues and provide for tho
proper conduct OF its business. and en-.
large the scope of its operations in such
4 manner as to command the supporh
and approval Of all members. To
accomplish this result it is proposed to
ilN tho amount OF dues ut Sl0O per
annum. payable quarterly in advance.
thus securing sufficient working capita,
To operate the club in II popular manner
and make it tho means of directing com
mcIctal and Industrial enterprises TO
Roanoke.
1t is further prop ,sed, in order to
make the rooms OF the club Il pleasant
and attractive resort for its members
and visitors from other sections, to add
the social feature of billiards and games
OF various kinds; gambling and the use
OF liquors on the premises Of the club
TO be prohibited under penalty OF OK.
pulsion.
The affairs OF the club arc to be di-
rccLed and managed by president, vice
president, manager, treasurer and
hoard OF directors. consisting of nine
members, including tho first three
named officers
Tho board OF directors is toappo;nt
tho following working committees:
Finance, entertainment, arrangements,
city development, State development.
manufacturing and mercantile, employ
mcnt, press advertising, public policy,
emigration and building.
Tho prospectus concludes with an
urgent call to every member to attend
the meeting Saturday evening, or to
send . proxy in case he should be unnblc
to attcnd. 10 the prospectus is attached
the usual sheet for signatures Of mem
bers who shall approve and endorse the
new plan Of reorganization.
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TWO MEN IN THE new HOUSES
Near the Scene Of Murder Laie
in the Evening.

They were Seen by j. l.. Yates, Who Testi-
Kcdd ana Williamson the Men The
Jury to Meet Saturday 10 Render Il Yer
dict-aIoro about the i:ubber Shoe.
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RAJ. SUBSCRIPTION FIFTY CENTS
A MONTH.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-02

The new timo schedules Of the Nor
folk and Western will probably be issued
in few days and put into effect about
the l0th instant.