davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

LOh kENT-
II $40 tith -, l:sr.amLsSO
10 sh sv. lbr. al Ini. 80
Sll N-G.uN.Sr.al m i....k5
; llth se. sr. ali N -. 40
s4O nh NJ. or. al mi. 81. ~
$50 10th - ne. 6r .su..yO
Bladensburg road. tir Isl
90 SMORMSIEnl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04

EOR REM
Il 3lOl y Il. br. Tor.
m 1. Standardization
3lOl 4 -. br. Tor,
~ !. unfinished. ......6j
Jlls - Il. br. l,sr. mi,
without stable -. 90
BIOS i II. hr. Tor. -. ~
.SS,s y -. br. l:sr .....:ll
zoo y Il. hr- d and store.
~ -. -s-ss.. .-a.s---..... III
2S2i IRIS ave. br. sr
m L. ...........2N 20
ls.s 30th st. br. 80
ltSsi I'D 81. br. 81 81. - 30
LOO sd 81. br. llr......25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

L,oR kENT-- TMO-sToRN BRICK HOUSE or
SIX rooms and bath modern improvements. 1854
ost n W an rooi condlt rent go b N advance
Apply TO 1.,Ds 18th -. nv. noI-l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-04
WANTED-ROOMS.

M An ED-A GIN ILEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE
w two or three nice iurn shed rooms and Dosrd in
private tainiy; location must be Address. with
tefhis- y. u. A.. Star ofce no:s-3ts
" AN1ED-lN PRIVATE HOUSE BY LADY AND
w gentleman, two furnished s.eeping APARTMENTS.
Address. giving price anu location, V. v. x. Star
once. no2-ats
w ANTED-1 WILL GIVE $50 PER MONTH FOR
w TWO uii .urnished eecoad-story rooms and board
Tor gentieiip nd wife II centrally located north
aud table good; permanent. Address WATKINS,
City +. u. - no2-3ts
M ANTED--FUhNlsHED AND USFURNISHED
w rooms al parts OF ciy: cheapest and plan to
secure uesirao.e rooers Established 1850; terms
moderate: SiACkLEfoRD'S AGENCY. AZ Ilth st.
The record-union., 1891-10-06

ditional railroads come. Let the cost of
transportation be cheapened. Every
lover of California will welcome that
result with delight, but an immigration
convention will do nothing and can
do nothing to help along that result The
very form of its invitation is senseless
and absurd. 1t asks capital to invest in
an instrumentality which at the very out
set it says must serve the people cheaply.
1t seeks to induce the construction of a
railroad by assuring the capital to be in
vested in it in advance that the reward is
TO be small; that it is asked to come for
the purpose of inducing a small reward
to the capital to be invested in that line.
Usually men are asked to make invest
ment on the ground that the reward to
the capital so invested will be large and
profitable, and these people actually in
vite the construction of an overland rail-
road with the comfortless assurance that
the object of its construction was to re-
duce the profit of railroading. And after
this brilliantly brainless proceeding the
convention adjourned. -
The record-union., 1891-10-06
#prrini 51ntfreH.
MECHANICS FAIR. 1891.

Ahead as usual, Mechanics Fair, San Fran
cisco, Mathushek Pianos received the first
premium, awarded the medal. II you have
your mind made up to buy Mathushek Up
right Piano, do not be induced to change your
mind by false representations of parties offer
ing new, cheap, snowy and trashy pianos,
which will be worthless in this climate in a
short time. Mathusheks sold twenty years
ago are as good as ever, and, tuned properly
left the factory. See the new improved ones
at Cooper's. o3-tf
The record-union., 1891-10-06

COOPER'S MUSIC STORE has the largest
stock: sells the cheapest because he imports
direct from Europe. See the latest style Math-
ushek Solid Iron-fraIne Uprights. They are
indestructibie. COOPER'S MUSIC STORE,
corner Seventh and j streets. o1-tf
The record-union., 1891-10-06

Sold by Druggists, or sent postpaid on receipt
of price DR.. HUMPHREYS MANUAL, f1s4 pages)
richly bound In cloth and gold. mailed free.
HUMPHREYS MEDICINE CO.,
Cor. William and John Streets, New York.
The record-union., 1891-10-06
Real Estate ut Auction.

At 10 o'clock this forenoon, on the
premises, Bell az Co. will sell at auction
the north three-quarters of lot 5, in the
block bounded by ID and L, Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets. The lot is 60xS0 feet,
with good new house of six rooms, fruit
trees and shrubbery.
The record-union., 1891-10-06

PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH by
use OF local anesthetic. DIR. WELDON, Dem
tist, Eighth and ] streets.
The record-union., 1891-10-06

WATCHAS, Diamonds and JeWelry.
UNCLE IKES. 3O2 K street
The record-union., 1891-10-06

ALL danger of drinking impure water
is avoided by adding 20 drops of the gen.
uine Angostura Bitters, manufactured by
DIR. Siegert Il Sons.
The record-union., 1891-10-06

For bronchial and asthmatic COM
plaiuts, and coughs and colds. Browns
Bronchial Troches'' have remarkable
curative properties. 25 cents box.
The record-union., 1891-10-06

LIST or PRINCIPAL NOS. CURES. PRICES.
FeVers, Congestion. Inflammation. so
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Cole. 80
3 Crying Collie. or Teething OF Infants 80
Diarrhen, of Children or Adults. so
Dyseutery, Gripping, Bilious Colic.... 80
Cholera M Morbus, Vomiting. 80
Coughs, Cold, Bronchitis ............. so
8 Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache. -. so
q Headac ch es, Sick Headache, Vertigo so
10 Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. ......... 80
II Suppressed or Painful Periods. so
IL Whites, too Profuse Periods ........ so
J3 Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing. -. 80
II salt Ehcum, Erysipelas, Eruptions. so
is Rheumatism, Rheumatic Palms.. 80
10 Fever and a que, Chills, Malaria. so
IL Piles, Blind or Bleeding. ..........-.... so
10 CatRrrh, Influenza, Cold In the Head 80
90 Wh0opiRg Cough, Violent Coughs. IS o
"a General Debility Ply sical " eakness 80
~ Kidney Ufsease. se...................... SO
3S Nervous Debility y...............-....1.0 .0C
so Urinary Weakness, wettipg Bed. 80
81 Diseases of tbe II cart, Palpitation i .00
The record-union., 1891-10-06
DAILY RECORD-UNION
Weather Forecast

Weather Forecast.
Forecast till p. NJ Tuesday: For North
ern California = Fair weather; generally
cooler; the warm wave will break up.
The record-union., 1891-10-06
alr,u Advertisements.
SWIMMING CONTESTS,

A FINE BATHING SUIT WILL BE GIVEN
n as prize TO the best adult swimmer at
the Swimming Baths, Twenty-first and o
streets, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, Octo-
ber 7th.
A fine bathing suit will also be given as q
prize to the best swimmer under 5 years of
age on THURSDAY EVENING, October 8th.
The record-union., 1891-10-06
Silk Beaver
Fur Trimming.

This is very rich Silk imitation of natural Beaver Fur
and IS used extensively as trimming for dresses and
cloaks A FEW FACTS concerning this article may
help you to appreciate its merits. Among its MANY
features the following are PROMINENT:
Water does not affect it.
Being silk moths avoid it.
is all uniform shade throughout piece and, an
IMPORTANT POINT. its low price as compared with
natural Beaver
It comes in three colorings-the regular light and
dark beaver shades and another style with light ground
and dark stripe through center In widths, inch to
inches. Price from 4oc to 81 40 per yard.
Boys Suits for everyday wear, in fancy plaid Sizes
Il to I8. Price s. 50.
Boys Suits in several different patterns comprising
plalds, checks and stripes Sizes 10 to IS. Price S.
Boys Suits in heavyweight cashmere plaids and
stripes, several colorngs and patterns Ages ID to 49,
Price So 50.
Children's suits in twenty patterns of the nobbiest
styles to be found All ages, to H. Peated back and
front; some corded. 81 50 and s..
Chdrens Suits IN one and two pieces; kilt styles; 100
different designs Ask to see the lines we will show you
at s. 50 asult.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA NOTES.

Inc board OF sinking fund commits
stoners OF Rockbridge ON last h idav
cano He'd 81, TOO OF railroad bonds bou. =, 1
IN unuer their Instructions by Co.nty
Treasurer Moore. This reduces tn,
county debt to S244,5OO.
Mormon mis- ,ionarips arc very acsi, a
In the work of pref eating their tai, h
In huckbrldge. For several month, "A
numb of them have ben In ,h,.
county, and it is SAID uie making c ~
verls. L ur OF them put up f>c e,.r.i
avs alta house thee NIL ; nom l., xinv.
ton DUNG the snow stoI MS about b,ll
u VS..
Inc railroad company has largely
increase its water fac lities Ut Pulaski
ny putting liz q new boiler and puu,,
ut the tank house. The outfit is fir, n,
th' Gordon Steam Pump Company.
Hamilton, .. The unnp has n .pac..y
Ut *oo'O0O gallons every tw.nly-fvur
hours.
a rather hold robbery was pcrp {.
tratt u 1t Pulaski station W. DIN, SUI,
night. Train No. car les u maj,
poIch made up on Tho Shenandoah
VAIL y road for points east of RvanuL e.
ms pouch Is brought up The road u.
lar rs practical and transferred to tn,
tast-bound train to give them ampl,
timo Tor the route agent to work it vi
wednesday night It was put oil IA.
Pulaski for transfer, when some mis-
creant stole it. and under cover of til,
darkness carried it to the nol tn side oil
The creek where it was riGtd. Y,st,r
day morning it was found. Inside OF
the pouch was small package of let
ters that had evidently been Missed
The Pulaski National Bank is making
rapid progress. Though organized uul
eighteen months it has developed on i :.
capital ST. ok of S5U,OUO volume OF,
business aggregating S26S,476. Its loan
ana disc'unt aggregate Si92, 6uO, will
but S3,uUU rcdi> couned. AT the tils,
'nc' ting of the dire ctuis IN 1891 the h, m
vi S3,uOU was add to tn, surplus fun.
making it Sll.5UO. On Tuesday. pr
uant To the law, thu annual me, ia.
Tor the 81 ctiun of officers was hrId
The dir cory is as follows: DR.. VIM. 1,
l'ramblilt. John w. hickman. w. j
wall. 10. l.. Gardnr,, KING T.. iIarma =,
btaurtgard l.aur hon. En-. CHI Phillip
John ID. Noble and VIM. G. Van dor, II
The beard at once organIz' and IL ct d
DR. VIM. III. l'ramblllr. lr sid. mt; John
w. Eckman. VIC -ilcs dent, and w.
Nicholson, cashier.
Work on the culvert at the big I'LL"
in West lvanhte is about doh III
I'LL being 80 WIDE ut the base II. cvs l.
tatcs very long c"lvert.
Captain William o l;ri, n, Of O'Bri. II
" Rogers, contractu was in Ivanhm
at week looking after their work On
he Grill Pile Creek road. They have IL
large folc' of men scatter. along II q
ne, and at pr, sent h ruadb' d Is b ing
madr AZ rapidly as possible CONS iderin,
the back. weatlrr.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
BUESA VISTA.

BJENA VIsrA, JAn l7.-[Sprcial]-It
has been known for SONS days that Il
wealthy synd.c.te had OBTAIN options
on the farm of Colonel Shields, a. NJ.
Glasgow. an j. + r;iI,.tt, alo.nlns
tue Buent Vista prop .rJy. This pop
rriy ID ca III ores and oLner minerals,
d il val able.
Wednesday this synd cate met here
ami O,gan.Z Il under tile siyl. OF Inc
N, rUh ia III Vista pany. It's
maximum c..nital Is 81, lou, nUu. and It's
minimum. cinO,UUU, all of Which, has
bn II sub: C 40 Il.
The OHIO rs are: President. a. T.
Barclay: . ctrtaiy and treasurer. ).
NJ. donald. DIR, ctoro: 4 T. Barclay
\. X. lsarig. Is. &. Muonaw. Z. H..
Guyrr. j. ". lii.c ,burn. j. +. Rand, H.
IN n, all OF Bu n. Vista; & NJ. CLARK.
and a. &. ID nniston. IF philad .lpuIa:
and Z. II. r.iiins.r, of Lexington. Tine
pr,sid nC w..> authu 'iZ,d t. c.uso tn.
options and c.ii Tor the first payment
tt once. IL has not tran PR, Il ,X.c,ly
what th" 'mpLnv Will do wien IT.,
holdings. tut We learn that it Wall not
10 pic upon the market Cor the
present. Tue Three trac., embrac .
about 1 200 aces
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
A NOVEL Lir1-PRCScRvC1.

Tho Clever Device or u Travclln; Lady &c
s've Herself from Drowning.
"Wlilc ray wife and were Ln our
last trip to EUROPE" said gentleman
to 4 Detroit News man tho ether day,
eve ract rliddlc-aJcd lady who was
goin.. over for her health, and ray wife
AID she bccaEl, great friends One day
while sitting in the ladies' private cabin
the lady said: Let rae show YOU nv
hic-prc3crvcr,' aHd, crnovinT hcr outer
Skirt, iay wife bchcld skirt that was
curiosity if nothing moro. Eunniny up
and down the skirt OF distance of two
or three inches, wcro soft, lc.iblc rub.
her bands about two inches widc. They
were scwcd on at the side Of each b2n,!
cad r,Aa all tbs way around the skirt,
and 1T The top they were I'll joined to q
broad rubber band Six inches wide. At
the top OF this band was q rubber tube
about two feet long. and which ran up
the waist IN front and was left resting
on t,,c top Of the corset.
Sail the lady: You behold one Of
my own inventions for saving ny life
In case of an accident oil have to Go is
to take the end Of tho rubber tube in my
mouth and in two minutes can ill oil
the rubber bands (which nrc hollow and
nir-tiyht) with mir. Then, tying the
tube il hard linot, en- ready for tho
waves. This skirt. when | strike the
water. will spread out in the shape Of II
pond lily leaf and will rest on it IN m
upright position. as easy rs though re-.
clininG on O couch. and can float
around till picked up
"As our voyage WIGS O pleasant one,
VIC did not have IN opportunity to sec
how it would work. l,rt have no doubt
it woulii work wsu."
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18

Fined for "a General Row.

Lucy Sims. Fannie Harvey. Laura
lo John on, Sclia Wainwright.
6.llic Harvey, Ann johnson. J.r,y
ilrrby. Fannie johnson, Mary johnson.
Nathan Smith, and William Moon w.re
arragn in tho mayors curt yester-
day aft'rn DON on IL large of fighting
Tho ARRAY. which almost reac I'D TIL.
prop rtiOns Of u riot. tcclrrrd v..ster.
d. M rnin at what s kn wn as the
''R' d Ilod,o" on Ninth avrnu n. q j..
and c .ns' d by tnp Of wat ID in :
misplac by some Of tho parties C m
stan. The trIii t,pt tn. f,cm o.
firoc. heartily enjoyed by all tn. partic
ipants, an vas settl. d by the m,vo,
TN the frat fur $50 eacl AMI )st,
and di; C.ia gin~ tho 9th rs
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
A scALskiN BONANZA.
How q roachcr Got Away wiz Elfteel
Thousand Skins.

How roachcr Got away wiz. Flfteon
Thousand Skins.
Japan Is putting u I'm into tho sealinr
ousiacs3 nnd will h;lvn two Chs in next
year. Eur1ors of Yo':ohamn's attaining
some position. DIS o Sc. l3ilin n .rlAel nave
reached here at odd times. says tac San
Francisco Examiner.
ono OF the passenJcra to arrive By tho
steamer China recently was George A.
SElita, veteran wllllcr, who has been
cruising IL northern waters every wear
from the time he was able to TO to sca,
lie was not with the whaling Ccct this
year, and when he n,iarlcd with his old
companions after getting ashore he told
them tales of his cruise IL the O.;hotsls
sea taat were norc marvellous to scalcrs
and whalcrs than my yarns Aladdin
ever connected about his lamp. Seal
si;ins formed the basis of hi; narrative,
and no reported his catch ut 5000
skins. 1t sounded like fish story,
but Smith had certain evidences with
him in the shape OF certified checks and
authorizations to ship IN experienced
crew, that bac!s up the story.
Bricily told Smiths story is that when
he left here last winter for YolSohnrn,
1t was to take command Of the old
bark Nathan S. Perkins, we'll
known IN these waters. Ills en-
ploycrs were Yokohama capitalists who
had prospcctcd the Siberian coast and
evolved schema for loadiny their YES
sci with scalsllins- They wanted q m1n
TO tal'c command who was familiar
with Russian waters nnl knew how to
inGrCtiatc hiInsclf with the natives. and
Saith was selected. Seals were plcnti-
iui along the upper Japan coast when
he started out. md IN hultinr .,lc Per
Kills did very we'll. Eut the biz iiillinr
came when Smith reached Robin Island,
or iooin bank, geographically speak,
ia.,, just inside the O.ihots.l sea, n few
miles from SaIhalicn island and seven
hundred miles from Pctro21ulov3lsi.
Smith baitcl for seals witt, rum, It Is
supposed.
The Pcr!.ina Yves disrui3ci ~ o
whalcr. nld ostcasibly put il ct tho lit
Tic settlement near tho roo.scrics for
water. The Russian officer il charrc Of
the place Was iavited to take drink,
and another drink, until he had quite u
program of drinks. The FLANDERS
were also lavi3,lly entertained with the
Pcr.:ins ruin, and il n day or two the
entire population (no: very extensive
oHc), was too happy to care what be-
came of the seals. This was Kept up
for several days, AID in the meantime
every knife Oh the Perkins was Kept
busy SHINING seals. hundreds were
taken. nad when thc Perkins finally
sailed it was with the biggest returns
for few cases OF rum that were ever
made.
The same game was played ct m
Other roolScry. and when the old bark
finally dropped anchor ct Yokohama
she had fifteen Thousand skins in her
hold, according to Smiths count and
the G!sina averaged b ,twccn eleven end
twelve dollars apiece.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
Tie l,lack Death.

Sr. PETERSBURG, Jan. i7-ISp"c al i
n snatch from roholsk says that tho
trrriblr sc,urge known as .black
death has reached the city "f lob l>k.
TIL c,piAl IF West Siberia. Tn,
whole of Asiatio Russia. from S;m,r.
cnnd TAI the mouth of the Obi, IN suffer.
inr fr' I'm tn" &C urge. Thousands ar,
dying at hhdorsK. near the mourn #
e." Obi. owing to the lack OF physi.
o ans. 1t seems almost hopeless t. tr,
and check the spread of tho foarfui
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
ianl Limo

w ANTED-A first-rate machinist.
w who IL used to country machine
shops. TOOLS and work. Write TO MAR
ION FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP.
Marion. Va. iang-imo
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
NJ OIIC;.
Is q: :. va Ey!loISzHSSlGIA nj
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY II. 1891

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY II, 1891
Yves uuii, Ia W Ko.,uoku D.iIy.
40 e. IN. ARRIVES Ia, iior ";S) Il IN. Ir sto'
i..5p.m connects ". tn + T. " &
q x II. FOR al po nts south
L. OF. m, Arr YES iir stoi = IT. n m stops n,
all stat ons. Conn, cts at RuiIOrl M
II q y. IN. with y. w R,v, + tr,n
t.{) p. M, trr Bristol ll..U y. NJ Co meet
" =" w. t. V. & G. Il. K. or all pJ,nt
South.
N"rth an / East Wund, Leave V d ,oke Day.
t3Oh. M. % i.ync uur'. h tershu- h.
munt AMI Norfolk. Conn ots WITH
V. NJ Il IL. for W. sh n ton
t."o p M 10 ii.K, rat, wn, IIarr sbur PhiIa-
dep MI New York. Has through
IA nan Sc prs.
no m. S'rnan leah and II terme-
date stations.
ii. .m. t..urx, Petersl u-g. re,
n nj AMI NORFOLK. Conn cts w Il
V. ". Il. r. Tor Washing ton.
IL. r. IN. r iinlr 1T wn, Harr rhlirg, Phila.
ielphia an New York. Has through
Pail nan 5l,S prrs.
All tiittonni information spp'y ct tick
ON orr w. II. BEVILI.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
EoYAL WHITE MOURNING.
?ho i:ev;vai of nn Old Custom Amone tho
Mobility.

?ho i:ev;val of mn Old Custom ANON. tho
Nobility.
The white mourning Of the youthful
Queen of TIC Netherlands is revival CT
m Old custom, says London Truth.
Soloc ancient orders of nuns, corrc-
s.'ondinT to the PasSioni5t one for men,
used to dress il white. They might be
said to be Good Friday orders, they pr
ticularly dcvotiny t.lc1ayclvcs 10 cola-
mci1or.tc tho event for the l:ccpinr il
mind of vhich t.lct fist day was iustit;t-
cd-dyin with Christ daily. The ladies'
"f Port loyal also decided when their
monastery Was reformed to wear white
robes ONLY. Merry of England was t..:s'
last French Queen WHO wore v,.ito
mourning; 6,le Was known az La Ecine
Neutrality-suspicious. by old people t. dis
ti1Sui5l hcr from Catherine dc .lclici,
wao v'cs TIC first REAL widow to dress
IL blac!:. Sao borrowed her sable
weeds from Italy, which, fer bac.; in
antiquity, too.' blac!: mourning frc1a
tAc Llc'iainian nyStcrics. Ceres il
S"arch of Prosc:.,iac was il Llac., TO
signify the winter sea3oa, wlcl II .tar.
Ii moot colorlcss. C-ticrin. d. Is,i lis
WIDOWS cap WAS hl2c,:. Tho whit,
widow = cap - Ap.y ii; oAly survival of
the ancient white mourning. lar,
Stewart followed her Inotlcr-in-lav in
wcarin.; blac.i after the death of her
first husband. Waite is more suitable
Tor the winter wear Of G.lic.t. child
in tic haroh Dat a cum -. Than blacl,.
which Il cold In winter. hot in suraYncr.
ind only advantageous in hiding coal
smut and In seemingly rctlneino, th,.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18

Nv ANTED-A competent nurse to
w care. for two children. Apply u
2n2 sth ave. &. ".
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
u arge t be Mnd. for the Letention of
Cars.

Grcat lncJnven., i.c and loss having
"och '''."'od " tu1 uhiI 6 s,afy dot, II.
VIZ" vi L .is Al iOau.iiS ..nu uulo.Au.us Oh
'hS Si~ihSS' " IL tan .'I.,nasVr SAuus, vi
INC .>Orioik aud Ncsl> rtI, has plv, n
''"t.c' t""U " cnarsc ~ 81 pr d,y "iIi
oS ul'tAc lor Inc uctcntivu VI al, c ~
Longer tnLh ~ hours cIlucr lor L., u.iiL
OF Unloading, ~ go inSO eli 81 on anu
alter rcuiua.y /.
ifyou have anything for she and want
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18

ENERAL AGEN - selling the pat
" rnt adjustable shoe are making
tr. Ill $50 q to $:'.mN per year. Canvas.
sr. :, u. 81 per day. Exclusive terri.
Cor, civ. II. Address with 2-ccnt stamp.
D> So IDATED Al USr FABLE.
iIlt r. STORE. ~ Wrst 18th St. New
" cit. dcrtn- so. ef
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18

pOARDERS wanted at 3a6 Fifth ave.
1S nue. 8. W. Terms moderate.
iani4-lwk
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
A LITER T IRE CLAss.

Tho literature e a>s for .dies ON
dut ted " Prof. William Taylor Thorn
viii .i',t ON Tuesday morning next at
IL, AZ the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation rooms. The ,ursc " i'll insist
OF cJnvrr>' nal ] c urcs and readings
~" not - t.iions Tpnnysun' g
Pri oas1 II be h Ia i OF the u
w..o We e. 1 ealso actions ir.i..
YurlUuS. u hOIS.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-18
ROANOKE SOCIETY PEOPLE.
Our Gossiper's interesting Rec
ord of the Week.

"A Violet Ten Ia be Given by the Kings
DAuEhters-l vents of Interest for this
Wee ewsy and Entertaining Gossip
About KoanOkerB and their Friends.
Plcnnam ming. last Weck and
Many Moro y. ranged FOR This.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-10
amente impartial, de Ia opinion de Ia prensa
La NVOaLUza
G GUARNI CIONERIA COLCHoNERIA
de Jose Torres y Perez.
UNICO EN- Ell RAMO

Ell duenO de este acreditado establecimiento
tiene e honor de particpar al ph blico haberlo
ladado de la ealie de Tetuan nim Al & la de San
francisco I'm. SO, local mas ampIio centrico. en-
d0nde ofrece sus serv clos al piblico en- los ramos
|expresados, los que ha consagrado mas de yeinte
amos de practca en- los principaies talleres de Eu-
ropa.
Coafecc ona y scompone toda clase de arpeses
para caballos de coche sia
Verlhca tOdo trabajo del ramo de guarnicio-
neria talabarterfa, por difcil compIicado que
sea, as1 como construye tambien colch0nes almo-
hadas, lonas para camas, maletas de cuero. carte.
ras de viaje, cinturOnes deinas obetos pertene~
cientes dichos ramos
Tiene el gustO de ofrecer tambi6n 4 las sef,o.
as sehortas un variado surtido dc ciuturones
lie Ultima moda de todos precios.
Constiuye correajes para militares, yolunta.
rios armada
de reWOlvers, asf negras como de coiores lisas
gfaoadas, Sill as de montar para sefloras caballe
ros elegantes cabezadas con adornos senclIlas,
bridas espuelas dc varias classes, sudaderos foe.
tes y todo 10 necesario para enjaezar un broso
caballo con la eegancia gusto que pueda desear
el mas apuesto JIneee para mOntar con orgullo
Acuda ell puh,icO que .desee proporconarse
esos artlcalos cuaiesqulers os del ramo este
acredltadO establecim,entO, la seguridaa de
que quedara sumamente com placIdo, no solo nor
La buena caldad de los objeGos, sino por su eIe.
gancIa baratura al extreme de no tener compe-
tencia en- toda la Isla, pues la norma de su dueno
no es otra que de]ar complacdo Ell gusto mas exi-
gente de sus favo1ecedores, -.
Puerto Rico, de DIciembre de 1884,.