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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-31
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


RIBS FOR CLEARING LAND-NoTICE Is
- hereby given that on Tuesday April z 1891
bids will be received by the board OF county com.
missioners at the Office of the auditor Of aid
county, until the hour of o'clock % m on sid
day, for the clearing. grubbing and plowng OF ten
acres OF land situated in the northeas. corner on
the west half of the L. NJ Collins donation claim
situated II sections Ia and 20 Townships "a North.
Range East. according to the specifications now
on Tile in the Office of said auditor Each hid
must specify certain sum per acre or net sum for
the whole amount for clearing and grubbing. and
certain sum Per cerd for each cord Of wood
cut and piled in accordance with the snac-
ihcations. and must be accompsnied nv
certified check OF one hundred dollars to g.arantee
that The bidder will enter into contract in case he
receives the award. -
The successful bidder viii be REQUIRED tn enter
into contract and furnish bond of five h;,ndrpsi
dollars for completion of the same accortiinrSto
sad Specifications and also bond in the full sum
OF the contract price, as required by the laws of
the state providing for the payment of Labor sn.s
material furnished within five day; from Tho fe,e
OF award The board reserves the right to reject
any and al bids ~ 1872
OF King county.
Dated at seattle. March ls, A. d. 1891.
+. A TWICHELL
County Auditor and ex-ofHcio Clerk of said BOARD.
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CRY NOTICES.


Joint RESOLUTION No. s2-BE 1T RE-
solved By the board OF aldermen ANA house OF
blad: " = @'s'A'
That il is the intention OF the city council OF said
city 10 improve Twelfth street from Denot 10 pine
arce with the established grade and constrncfinr
sidewalks on each side of the same The estuatei
drc IS 500, dollars and the cost ~ said in, nrrc
mens, excepting the cost Of grading the Crossings
Is % oe assessed AGAINST the proper:y admitting on
satd stree. pro-osed 10 he improved rs described
above, and which said abutting property is her.pv
aec.arsa 10 be the property benefited by said I'M
property. defined by section sewn ~ of article
eight % of the freehoicers charter shall We AZ
publication of this resolution to le with the civ
eiesk protest against said Improvement.
fAsseu the NOUS OF de egates March II. 1891.
GEORGE Il. kIrrINGER
p.s.ea ,,rs. ae pro tenn House Of Delsgates-
GEORGE W. HALL
President Board OF Aldermen.
approved by me t3Is sosh aay Of March, a. b.,
Flied by me this 30th day Of March, A. D. 1891.
III. w. MILLER CITY Clerk.
0sDiNaNcE No. 1.Ss-AN ORDINANCE
AAaisoa street lar east ~ Foar.eenlh street. ia
the CITY seat L.
a Il orlain 4 ny the Ct Of : attie. as sollows:
sss tie's J. That the b. RI of publ wsr.s he.
ara Fey are her hy 4uth1slzet ami sisress4 r.. =.
,tHd 4, sesesa saass on Nasiison re.et As far
rs Fear =, =, ssrs...s l,, he CIV - -. M
Srt- hat ihe esq OF ezt.n ing said = erage
IA II ssiaii pc paid sur rhe sewsraz fursi
See g. fhi ordnance shall take eject ari re In
ioE.s from and after its passage and approval
Passed board Of asserTr en- March II 1891
6ED. w. HAL, rres. q. Of A.
fassed house Of delegates March 8, Is Il.
GEORGE =. kTTTISGER.
resi- en- pro tim H. ..
approved by me this soth cay Of March A. D.
iSSi HARRY WHITE, MAJOR
Flied by me this 3rth stay OF March a. n. Iss91.
Published March 81, 1891. = >''s'
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP-NoTrc
~ IS hereby given tn at the firm Of Davies q Pom
coins general printing business is this 5av .sis
solved by mutual coBseat. MIR. F. HI Van Rrocr-
IN having parchs sed the interest of Mr. Davies
TIE business VIII oe continued under the Arm nar1e
let al. accounts and pay all bills Of the arm OF
DA'ies T" Fopps + A. DAVIES,
e..., w. A. POPP
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FOND.

EorNn-THAT II yoU WANT TO EAT
Il the best roas, beef for lancke hes, heesstpas
fof SrSakfsss and supper. 10 the o,umbia ioneh
rooms. opposite postnsfics trst-class mervhsuf's
lunch J. so 10 $50, try IL
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Tee CREAM. CONFECTIONERY, ETC
i Henry's Ice cream. ali dayors, always on hand
delivered promptly all parts on hs city. Ne. ro-
pul.fan bricks, All hayurs quart 50 cents three
pints 80 cents. two quarts Z. or - per gallon:
home made candies mEse flesh daily: largest
assortment il the CRY Al Henrys, SIT Third
erect.
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SPECIAL xorrcE.

4 FTER THIS DATE THE DoNAU BREW
~ ing Company Will not be re Sponsibie fur any
bills Contracted by their aSeags unless nv s,rsier
nom Inpany. DoNAC BREWING COL
NOTICE TO RoPRTEToRs-pLANs rt,p
~ cottages. $l5: fer two-s.ory residences s.f,-
buildings erected on instsliment plan j Fr,ed
iandes 4 Co architects Kline & Rosenberg block.
rooms = and 2.
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c,CHOOL OF PRACTICAL. CIVIL, MFcEAS-
- ical Mining Engineering. Surveying. Drausnf-
Ing Architecture. Assxvinx and Navigation. 170k
Second street. Portland Or, and 723 Market street
san Francisco, Cal. Established 1854. A. VAN
DER NAILLEx. President. Send for circular.
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BOARD OF ALDRRW7rS
- toa No. 8--Be Il -
4iaermea and ho1se q Ss:9
se1tsie In session aaspS .
mat Il Is tbs fntenS6SS s<, q s
sAiu CITY 70 improve TIS5.es H.
perance street to Wilfn9S -s;..'s;
lie h. ~ grading a11 G1
ooth sides thereof The G1ri5
and grabbing saId stre~f 49,
IS tlrec Luadrefs q, llnaS-
grading SAID street, exeI1
thousand City four snS ~
mated cost Of Sidewalk - 49,
hundred thirty and 10 n -
mated cost Of said imueasecS
sout.ing property 0Wnes7 r.
hundred eighty and 20 - SSSi a
rosf OF clearing and gru6S1lsS
dollars; The estimatefE GO S Ss=
, three hundred twenty =, ~.
the estimated cost Of c6ue1 r. S'..,
aud box drains Il TONS 49,
10-lOO. the total es.im21e.S S-ss Nv.
saty - eight hnrdrul
doliars; aud the est Al
grading the street. aad a l11Ss r.
same, g 20 be assessed an1S
tang on said streets proors1S1 a w.
described anove. and vSIcS ss1,' q
Is hereby declared 70 - ~ s;;ss'. De-.
said Improvements. y
~, persons owning -
aennea oy section seveS T|Es!
NIu , OF the charter. -.
and after the date u - - r..
resolution TO die win -
against said improvements
Passed house OF de.ea1s6nI = ii
GEDnQH
President pro -
Passed the board O! No.
,s approved by me IS |: 81
Filed BY me this son ~
- - =
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
CEATvTIE LODGE, NO. Z, /. o. q. r.. MEETS
~ every Tuesday evening Ia Odd Fellows hall.
Eor4h Seattle 1t 7:y0 O'Clock; members IT sister
LODGES and sojouFn;ng brothers in good stan ding
cordially invited 70 attend.
~. PEARsE sec'y.
puet0aice box $40.
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81, 1891.
PHYSICIANS .4yD sURGE0vs.
nR NJ WHITE FREDERICK. GRADUATE
~ of Leipzig. crunany. Rooms IL. 10, 20 Cot
stein block Columbia and Front streets; telephone
hrs A. r. 4 WILLIAM BAILEY. ROOM cs2
telephone 173: residence 6o5 eoanmnis street.
IN d CARAVAN. Physicians AND SUR
~ econ; graduate Of University Medical College.
New York city; ONCE rooms IS and Is s,liivAn
b,a streets; once hours. 20 To- IL. 20 and 70
y m. surgeon Northern Pacific railroad and Sc
surgery and diseases OF women = speciality; night
calls answered At the Office
nR MONTGOMERY RussELL-oFFIcE
~ Hatler block, corner Second and Columbia
street: telephone SCI.
IL Occidental block, room IL: Office hours IL TO l.
and to s.: residences sos James street; telephone,
office 6l9: residence 365
DR n: E. DRAKE, 2l1 AxD 2l2 PIONEER
n NJ MARTIN. ND. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
~. geon Office. rooms 50 and 50 Occidental
II. D. N la
u surrcon: sneciaisv sen;t.-nr,narv :st.ea.ss =
Pioneer building; telephone, osace AT, residence
DR. g. E. ROLLINS OLYMPIC BLOCK. COR
~ ner Yesler and Commercial Diseases Of eye,
ear. nose and throat; nasal catarra cured
I'm. II. J. FLErscHER. DEUTscHER ART:
~ speciality, surgery and genito-urinary diseases.
oficc, slA From; street Telephone $3.50
onAeE =. MEEkEL; n D.. 81 FRONT
"A street, room 2: ofiice telephone No. 404.
TT r. CoRsoN. NJ. D.. ROOM rs cOLMAS
II. building; telephone 100; residence 22l
Albert street; telephone zS2-
-D :, - 49, -, $500 ,---------
nR- FRANZ EgooEs-oTr1cr Poo,1 :.
mr. HARRY DoAN --oFrICE AND INsTI-
Y tute, No 125 Bell street, corner Second, on
$500 : - -
CARAH KENDALL. N. D.-OFTICE AND
- residence. - and 50 Hoiyoke block. Front and
street. 'Sf''s
AR Nc-r7Incu-H.7Ipp p-orV cop
-o.A1-o :. .-.-I.no1e No. loo
nR. f. 9. JOHNSON. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
rooms s and schenerman block. corner Front Front
MRS. $. J. DEAN, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
~ O. M; l:3O 70 1880 p M residence, corner Re
AIS at residence.
OCCLISTE AND sAURISTS.
.--------.-.-~---- -----------,~..----.. .....
.--o-. HaneI o1l.1.ns.
nR GEO. A. REICH. oCULIsr. ACRIsT AND
~ physician for diseases Of the throat. has re-
moved his Office to rooms POS and c0S Piouery
building.
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ORDINANCE 30. 1yeou
" Tor the vacatlng u epgiug
street 70 Broadwar, In tie e1v =
lie Il ordained BY the c1ev -
SEcTt0x l. That opflI1 e. s
street TO Broadway, s. u
the same II befR6y xncn1o "
Sec. 2. TEis on6inapoe ~ i
force from and alter N Don
iicaficn- II
tassed house Of deIeenou1 &
GEO4Bs KITTIXGE1, ~
Passed board Of aIdefu1om
q 20. W. HAEE<
1872 HsPIproved BY me m aA n
Filed BY me March s0ln.
THE ATTENTION or 0v1
1 :nGS In Seattle. az throo ~
f1esght, occupied or uo>d ~
boarding or sodgiug-h5u1es -
factory OF workshop. y pafo
ton 10 OF city oftltnAneD I-I91S
Wiling OF good and xumeIen4 IT,
case OF FIRE. the building ~ nIgS
precautionary measures IL -
punishable by fine or impF5eozr
L +. CO3fPTuEs -
Firss publication March ~ \
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Xrse1 &treot-A centrally Iorz1rh 30-foos q; st
~ Guiy $500 eer fkntss 1tsnf. Investigation will
prcse thes nothine fof MS ns.Nssy can &c bad
: {nfhe 5ocssfy Indeed. Il T. fonhffol ssnefiafr
~ ,o00 VIII secnfe ffnnsaeH - xassszste either
mr. prevent nse or tzpupetsAyr sspf,zsseiaIsou
This hi Is surrounded b. sslbefanssA huSine1sS
htocke ana they. are all rented
nlSAon Arnn-nS.to0 buys one OF she most at-
lfor4ively affuafcd hniIdtng plosS IN thai sesscf
Z sesYfrr II IS m steep ai1sstses Niere tRrpe
iyorffsn or ffis pIos my8 Be used mp Ia expen-
live frrrnces 81 comprises 1o0 feet frCnta&e
81 i25 Acef In depth, Ard + market. ~ naturs
q N ideal sp1s foF = home. The ffpnfaxe Is
sfe bczf. the view = the b3ss. and Tie price =
The lowest -oniy "a. ~ per fr0nf ecci Buy y
Inn while s. u oflered thefs y none other
1foer ne Uafvsrsity s1te--A magnificent
botfr 81 land conveniently 3ocared "a fne New
f:n7vffy1tv SITE and config0ous 10 lands sold 2.
f(ld ia 1900 per xcre. This TRACT. 100 acrcs.
NAV 81 bouxht - 500 pr acre
Are f4nmes-on the Kasnfef Avenue Electric
z - ~ 81 400 eAcA. These txscxs are admirably
e5tusfesf Oh an even slope overlooking Lake
Wsshfneton, and adjoining the well known
-, n Sfrect-Ps5ne lot 6Cx120. on Tenth
ffrepfh south 81 Madison. Weas frontage, 100
v~e1~r 4 venue-sp}endid quarter block. f2Sx
t1i 6eef sfree4S Unded SUBSTANTIALLY Improved
neishhorhood Only $500.
nnev ii | nan 81 0ll IA ( IN nm
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JOINT REsoLUrioS ~

Joint RESOLUTION NG<2
- solved by the board IL =
Delegates OF the city e -
bled: -
That Il Is the Intentsoa = =
said city to improve Div
what IS called Alta struet, fl1
tiareilce street. IN said cir k
walking the same. The eG9{
and gru5bing said ssrees. erl517
~. l5J.73. the estimated -
street Is l3.003.08, ezciu1S11
estimated cost Of the stdeV1
e7,llo-u0. the total eStinkSi
the abutting LOT owners & ~
ated cost Of the Clearing an1 r.
iz,gs Is $4I625: the esfin1G1 =
efthe crossings - $2,7lx.30.
cost to be paid by the city +
cost of the Clearing. gruDhj1S
street aud OF the slfiewslkfn,
assessed against the pfq97I
street proposed 10 be imue r.
ard which said abut1fuf 49,
declared 10 be the -
said improvement. Al
Auditing property. - de1lae9
OF article eight WIN
shall have fiffeen rs, tlaY1
Of the first publ cation u
the city clerk protests aeni1
Passed board Of aIdern1ea
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TAILORING.

A RTHUR L. COON. GOTTSTETS RCILDTyG:
"A the John L Mitchell New York Standard
system used: -our speciality trousers to order
Seattle. Wash
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hhbbN No. l001%A s.
~ 10 provide for o sper3os - ~
to III the vacancies c1pasoS -
F. W. Wald and r W. D. a
purpo rs and time OF such -
Be lt ordained by the elIy e
SECTION l. A special e1oGC
TO be held in the city q Sen1
day Of May. A. d. 1891, - 4 r
OF members of h0ard Of afloE
vacancies having been cauS1
Of F. W. Maid and r. W. D.
70 said Office on the lst dnx e
Sec- 2. he city clerk - hsEd
thirty days notice Of sni6 81
each voting p ace In sid Wug1 ~
and place o. holding said &c.
officers 10 b. elected, and Sholl
published In the city o11rf
least twenty days preSio11 Il
said election Of the time, p1nu1i
special electionx y z
Sec. 3. That this or11nnnGof
be in force from and 81 ~
BY the mayor.
Passed board OF a1de4HuGn -
GEO. ". MAlX
Passed house Of delGeaoeo
GEO. b. KfTTINGKk IT,
, approved By me this 80
Filed y me this soth a. Fl
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THE WARWICK SrABLES-FINEST LTy
cry in seattle: saddle horses 10 let; hacks ane
carriages at all hours. telephone No $50 222j
Front street, Seattle, Wa h.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
Il IRELAND ACRES AND LOTS: SEATTLE
IN lots and houses: n steam backyard at West
seattle. fully equipped: a 5-year lease, terms 10
suit purchaser. Address Owner. Epier block
room 90, SIS second street. city.
IsoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR SEATTLE
II property. n small ranch az Point No Point Kit
SAP county. together with stock thereon and tools
necessary 10 carry II on Inquire OF ]. S. Masgs
Lake Union Boulevard.
WANTED-ro EXCHANGE SOME GOoD
w California properties for real estate in w ash
hgton. Oregon or the Fast Address owner p O.
box ,l01, seattle, Wash.
L'oR ENCHANGE-iNSIDE PROPERTY IN
Il Holuianl, Wash for residence IN Seattle: viii
pay difference in cash J. F. Trowbrtdge sos Nest
street. seattle. Posfoffice box TAI
INOR EXCHANGE-SALMONF FISHING STA
4 ton In Alaska: viii trade Seattle property
NJ PosS-Inteiligencer
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PHYSICIANS Avn SURGEONS.

nR NJ WHITE FREDERICK. GRADUATE
~ Of Leipzig. crunany. Rooms Is. 10, 20 tsOlt-
stein block Columbia and Front streets: telephone
16u
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MISS IAKE'S SCHOOL

ID 1.534 SITTER street corner orsRvfa. San Fran.
ciaco, CAL Admirable location. new and beaIsisai
building. exceptionally strong faculty.. super ar
equipment and comprehensive character For car
tssars and all particular address TIE rrtEc pa..
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COMMISSION MERrHASrs.

IT R. HAMMOND & co. SUCCESSORS TO
Ii. Anderson & Faezre}, commission merchants
and wholesale dealers in hay, grain feed and pro-
drce; storage solicited Commercial docx, foot Of
Madison street, seattle. Wash.
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sEcoxD-HASD GOoDs.

WILL GIVE MORE lash FOR y w AND
w sec nd hand furniture, stGvcs. ca rpets etc
At / ,a05 street. under Weed h0lse.
cash FOR S.CoNuHANo HOUSEHOLD
~ goods: also SETS new and second hand ewes
and fu nitnre. n. II. Frrem a. ,525 rvns street
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Passed house Of deleenses 49,
GEOkfsE
President pro ten. 4 m
Approved by me this ST
1871. HAgST
Filed by me this 30th aay e I w.
H.N III
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IA sNftn,-sHaail fiutsr oS 81. tsspf ta,T;
W his$i % osfssis,. d. y. eox 5Us seattle.
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n NJ MARTIN. ND. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
~. geon Office. rooms 50 aud 50 Occidental
block: residence same.
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DrETSG AND CLEANING.
LrFERY srARIES

w ANDERSON AND CLEANER
w ladies' ard gents clio. hing Fifth and Jan
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Al ST. Third street o"o~ IisiIS
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TVANTED-- BooKxEEPERs or CLERKS
= ~ xbo are acquaiD ed in the city and ran de-
Sufo lew hours daily to q legitimate imsiness
that win nay them we'll 70 correspond With adver
steer: good map can in crease his income in this
nay 80 per month-thts ~ not theory but actual
yssulia Address r. O. no! l-022. semitic. Wash.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-01

of Finance" bears true expression OF
Roanoke. Her present phenominal, her
past remarkable. her inducements un-
rivaled, and her future magnificent"
postmaster Asberry unites with the
general sentiment that the financial sky
is clearing and that with easier money
Roanoke and Southwest Virginia will
enter upon year Of great prosperity.
r. Nj. Dawson, manager Joseph C0hn,
said: Our business has been 80 Il per
cent. better during the year just closed
than for the preceding year. Our out of
town trade especially has been remark
able. People arc beginning to find out
the advantages of Roanoke as market.
We have every reason to feel pleased
with our businpSS.N
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CASH GROCER,
a52 SALEM AVE. 1872.

Chalmers iclatinc, 10 cts per
package; choice and fresh limo or
anges, lemons, dates, figs, raisins,
currents, citron, % cts. per pound,
cooking figs, pineapple cheese,
macaroni, 12h CTS. per pound; full
cream cheese, II cts. per pound;
apricots, peaches, potato chips,
London layer raisins, is cts per
pound, thrco pounds for so cts;
bcst layer figs. is cts per pound,
three pounds for 80 cts; orange
peel, lemon peel, full assortment of
bottled and canned goods Of every
description; sweet Florida oranges,
fine line CONNECTIONS. cream center
chocolate, 20 cts. per pound; Malaga
grapes, preserves and jellics of all
kinds; papcr-shcll almonds. Valen-
cia raisins. 1878 cts. per pound; fake
hominy, minco meat, barley, Ar
buckle coffee, per pound, % cts;
16 pounds granulated sugar, 81; Cali
fornia pruncs, buckwheat -four,
Graham -four; fino syrups of all
kinds. All goods fresh and first
GLASS
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-01

The employees Of Huff, Andrews e
Thomas, the wholesale grocery men,
presented the firm on Christmas Eve
with handsome cight-day clock as Il
token of appro CATION for the courtesy
and kindness OF the firm towards them.
The employees Of tho firm presenting
the click were Mcssrs u. a. Marks.
w. T.. Price. G. W. lIudgins, j. S.
Atkinson, j. T.. Cannady Thos. Peters,
Frank Peters. G. ~. Tawnlcy, NJ Dill
lard, and Walter Burlington. Tho
firm. as is their custom, presented their
employees with substantial gifts.
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MAYORS Court.

Acting Mayor Iianthorn disposed OF
the following cases in the mayors court
yesterday:
Charles Hubbard team unattended on
tho street, fined 81.
Ice kcistcr, disorderly conduct, case
postponed until this morning.
Jim Patterson. drunkenness, fined 81.
Thomas Payne, throwing snowballs,
one Of which struck Mrs. =. Adler,
fined SIS.
Anderson Boone, team unattended on
the street, fined ST.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-01

Mr.. c. r. Garland, who has been with
Mcssrs johnson & johnson since last
July, will leave this a. m. for his home.
llampdcn-Sidney, whcro he will rest
for three weeks, preparatory to resum-
ing his studies in Medicine at Louisville,
Ky. Mr.. Garland, in the short time he
has been with us. has made IL host of
friends, who will be glad to hear that
he expo cts To make Roanoke his home,
after completing his medical studies.
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CITY BULLETIN.

Hughes &c Camp carry the largest
stock OF carriages, buggies, harness, sad
dies, horse-furnishing goods. and horse
boots in tho city. Repairing done on
short notice. Telephone No. 141, 153
Salem avenue, 153 Terry avenue.
scp23-
Mattresses Of all kinds made to order
by L. ii. Stewart Il Co. io2l-tf
Evans & Chalmers have the largest
stock of oils, varnishcs and Longman
and Martinez paint ever brought to Ro-
anoke.
Stoves! stoves stoves! cheaper
than ever at Nj. III. jennings e Co., Sa-
lem avenue, near Market House.
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Buy your cooking stoves from NJ. II.
jennings Il Co., near Market House, Sa-
lem avenue. +
Road plows, road scrapcrs, and all
kinds Of railroad and mineral supplies
at Evans IL Chalmers.
Rcfrigcrators and ice chests of vari-
GUS makes aud sizes ut T.. III. Stewart
" Co. jc2l-tf
Evans tS Chalmers have just IT ccivcd
car load each of sash Weights,
powder old hickory wagons, cider mills,
sash, doors and blinds.
large and beautiful stock of carpets
and rugs in newest styles can be found
at Il. III. Stewart IL Co.'S. iool-tf
Evans ~ Chalmers have just received
Il largo stock of guns, rifles and sporting
goods. Call and examine their stock.
The largest stock of lace curtains in
the city and at bottom prices at l.. IL.
stewart ~ 20. S. jc2
a beautiful stock of English Amer
lean, and French plain and decorated
china tea, dinner and toilet sets at l.. II.
stewart ~ 90. je21-tf
An elegant assortment of chamber
and parlor suits have just been received
Dy H. Ill. Stewart " Co. ie2l-tf
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-01
Roanolsc Drug Compnny.

As the readers of TIE TINES probably
know, this firm changed hands on the
18th OF November, the present owners
having bought out the entiro interest
from DR.. Sims There has been a
marked increase in trade during the Hast
year. and the present owners, notwith-
standing the so-callcd dull season. are
gratiiicd at the reception they have
met with.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-01
Pittsburgh Development Company.

Noticc-The annual meeting OF the
stockholders of PittSburg Development
Company will be held at its offices. in
the city Of Roanoke. on Monday, Febru-
airy 2nd. 1891, at II o'clock a. IN. All
stockholders are requested to be present
in person or by proxy. Transfer book
will be closed January 22nd.
j. Is. LEVY Secretary
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-01

"Mothcr's Friend" is growing in favor
throughout the South and is highly rec
commended by physicians. We consider
it Indispensable to those who know they
must pass through the ordeal of child
birth. Write Iiradiicld Reg. Co. Atlanta,
Ga, for particulars. Sold by all drag
gistS.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-01

For a Christmas present nothing
could bc more acceptable than nice
piano or organ. You clnnot do better
than consult thc lIonnIE Music Con-
rANY. Lynchburg. Va. before purchase
ing an instrument They have q new
and handsome stock Of goods for the
holidays at lowest prices. illustrated
cAtalOgue free.