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Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

9r9nlen. s Omegnen al SurlsD %
Sronipoob raier osiaa Stoubrunbe.
Ten ifanoinapiife YibliOtbcfior'
eiing af Nortb Ga crosse aibolot lit
aarsmsoe Snsbas ben Cite bs. Iii M
geltprelie bleu fslsenbe pulste: 5or'
maro, Gng. 6 Gossip; gicesSormano,
Grit Stenbabl; Sefretar, Otto Sic;
aasierer, Garl 8. 8orrelen; til 5rus
tees uaistes 9'Srr. Die Sobnieu, g.
Semen p9 .. Sanien; til Bibliotbetar
palgtes Gus. g. 2usbp.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
GnaIamO b.

ga Grippe sriber ON Jig ioriaroelis
/ 2%iuerpoOl. Mausfoloise Braiter er
ansrebne, % al Den @runo bar mnuse
&irter lutteoe / SDnoags.
Den ameritanife 6eianbt sOuoor,
Robert Z. 9ineplu, bolot fOrri9e Wan.
bag Ell 5ale / Ell 0jHlpeioreniug al
brittle os u~oenlanoite MatrOier. Sr.
2incoln in9oe bl. a., at bar, troeoe If
tert, at 8ebrin9ip Strioer uiIoe bliue
bilu9t paa Ell for bc99e Master ireOelis
% preiulo Woaoe.
StibsbBgserne ueo Cube bar CT.
tlHret, at be ira %ierTtfcnimeube lite
3uni pil ueoiptte 2(rbeieslsWueu meo
= YrOcent.
Zorro Sames Gowaro Sboito
SOnglas. Ell Brooer al Maraniien al
Qneeusburs, be9if SelumOro ben ste
os., Ioet ban meo Ell 6a8ctuiu ltar 6al
fen Ooer. 9oro Douglas hnuOe / ben
~icnere 3io uiit 5cgn til Sinoaiuagbeo
% 6epO9tepes itabi9 al en- 2~eoinger.
9an bar uctop tonmten tilbdge ira Or
lano % Daooe to9et ino pna ct 0otel /
| 9ouoon, buor ban / ct u6eoO9tet Die
blif besit Selpmuro. S,an bar 81 Nur
9ammel.
Gn Mmcrifaner peo gtaOn Goiuaro
8intcr bteu / 5irSoass inobrast !
Marlborough Strcet Tpiitiret / Qons
bon, nntln9et for at BABE iorls9t at be
bragg cit Supeler oeo NnUn Streeter
for 100000.
Gen g(nflagebe Gaube inObilot Stree
ter, at ban a / 8eliooelle al De 8iies
Stcr, bpUrmeo man tunbe ~ibrarore
urolc Wetuler III @ulo, % babe Iol9t
blrn Steneu for 5000, 600. Zen 9lu.
flageOe er pelfjenbt / New Nort unocr
Naunct SUnobeim.
Yriniens 6jGlo. "a 6e9jerin9er
bar bclluttet, at ben life pit anmOoe
9nrlomentet on al bcullge 8en9e til
09ttelie al Srinien al 8ales' @jalo,
bar Mooeren, Grorniu9 SictOriu, an.
bit line 8rlpatn9entcr at betule Den al
benoes pripatc ao9le. @jrloen belsber
lig III til Ell % eli Galu Miaiou Dol
las. 9rpuniu9en 6aaber Dog, at Bara
louentet meo 5ioen uil e~ritatte beno'
bette llbl0g.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
WtsiUuri.

Gr.6nuernor 5boma3 Z. Grittenoell
li9ger ior GpOen / Sauias Gitp. @an
6leu pluOieli9 ipg / WanbagS, % Sc,
9erlle crtlGreoc, Ct ct Slpbtar / ben
nepre Def al 9jcrlen uur ~iprun9et, %
at SlooiprgiItuin9 oar inotraaOt. &cos
ming bar mnilig.
Nr. 9rittenben tieute iom S6critlpit.
nant / Sor9erfrigen. Sra 1S72-lStG
bar ban Oieolem al aOn0reslen, / 1882
pal9tes ban TT @uperngr.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
u {

@oieitcret ai9au ben Ste bs. Ell
ajenoelie / Sagen on @uoeruprembes
bet. Den erfl9reoe, at Semotraten
SOpo bar loplis pnlgt tit @upernpr,
men oa ban life bar Berger al pe Spra
eneoe Stater, bar ban life pal9bar.
@upernpr Sopb blep mberrettet ON
So9ens llbialb &l. 5 ON Gitermlpbn,
gen % luareOe, at ban III bar piIig til
at neolGg9e @mbeoet. @uperupr 5baDer
bapoe imiolertib aflu9t Gmbebseoen %
ouertaget Gmbeoet. Sagen pil bliue
oppe0cret til De SOreueoe Staters
Ngieiteret.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
9 o..
Gas 6rplpjiDu.

6as s6~rp!Oi0n. 6Orrise Ssnoas
npbrso Slblss / @trs. Grea9ors Stalo
/ 0reenuile. Webens 8rnnofplfene
nrbeioebe, ipreialbt Ell forieroeti9 @ass
Grploiiun. 9amplprsiten bleU tuitet 8
Sob / 2uiten % ialot neb / Ell Gnbniug
| @nocn, iOnl ioraarlusebes al Grplo.
%lionen. 6lere Srnnbiolf fit ~lio8iarli9e
ap9ltelier. Gn un9 @ut er %foriuunoen,
pg mo irpgter for, at ban li9ger be.
9rauen nnber Sprgiten.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Snoiau Scrritorp.
Samp mclicm Suoinnere % He0re.

Gbcrotce : Snbinnernc bar bctraaot
Srjgsitien imoo &c Ne9re, Der i~orioger
at trGnse inb / oeres 9anp, Sampen
be9Dnote ben 2bcn os. peo @pDic 9tCf
8eno. gtesrene uar beurbneoc meo
@inbelter 6iler.
s 2anapnb bar blobise Sptrin inn
set Steo. Ne9rene cr i Seiiobelic al
9aupSbpcu. Sheriif Starr iorlob Sat
lequab / Sonoags meb % Manb. SMe
Snoiauere Der er pi0igc til at birlpe
S6erifier.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
.Dorf.
Zen fincIiife Su0pauoriuo.


Sec, buis 9topn bar 8ing q. cling,
iprcnp ban / gtew YOrt blep nntllroli
lcret Berger, aniBste forleben llocn.
rl9sbepartementet on ct YaS, oo ban
piloe beiege tit 5ooelnub. Nsliittrcnoe
Stat3ietretGr @Darton ia9oe, at oct
14oe Iiinit al 9ooen al ben 6te Wtni
1886 ipeciclt bar ~aifattct / ben 0eniigt,
at ira ben 8n9 al tunoe in9en SomitOl
tilocle eli &ineier Borgerrct.
&r. @barton t%ilicier, at Gertifitater
iOltcOtc iii aileierc ier Qoueu al 1882
BAR u9ploigc % at bet life bar tillaot at
ublteoe Ha3 til lanoanme.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Wih igan II.

S%fopbranoe. s Sme9ncn al Of
peia raier i~reurbcles Sfopbruubc. s
Alpeun Sownibip bar foritjeaige 5or.
mere miltet allie fine Sule, % Here al
Dem maatte ip9e &ebnins i Sumpene.
Der berifeoe i SespnOelien al llseu Ell
lt9rt Sinp, % en- MangOe urroiiulot
2gmmer ~goelaooes.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Il entll It n.
6u uiebpanlia uploium 6pelous

Gu n~IGopanlig poloiUm 6Delone
for ben 3bie bs. pper GobbpiQe / 9Dou
County o9 en- Del al @raues Gouttp.
: Gbbpuille bleu Z. q. Metcali, 8eltp
rer al en- itOr Sunsiabrif, lipsiarli9
leml9itet, u9 ct Barn blep brGbt al ct
nebialoenbe 3rG, iOet bet iprun9 lan9s
@ooen. Stormen nnretteoe ouermaaoe
meaen Sfaoc pua 5rGr, Oieroer,
Stoloe, llbbuie, 5obnfSplanter % nnben
0rpbe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Snifln

Seller 9Silbelm holnt Ell SOrotdle
/ Si5lelopri ben Zoe os. S!onot anoet
pmtalte ban lin ajGrligbco til 6reOen
% tine SeltrGbclier IOr at iorbeore 9trs
beiberues anar. San ercte 9alen neo
igl9enoe Orb: "Nteo 6euipn III ben
iuorc Bolitit, iaa uil jss life ui9e Ell
6uarsbrco ira Ben &ettciror, jeg bar
ilaaet inc pao. Seq CT Serre /
2anb, jugen Nubeu".
Man nnta9er, at oen 'ioite uotalelie
par rettet mob 8ismnrf.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
8 II / II t.
Z ~ q.

11oe Waifeit | StorD 6itD. Noro'
mrnoene / Storb Gitp ifal afboloe Ell
n~oraytet 1'be Waifeit. Soreneoe Stus
tsrS aoniul i. q. Susber ira ct. 9bos
mas, aanabn, ifdl boloe Selttalen og
Guuniicts Observation-Disclosures &oe lfal
tale paa Gnaelit. Om NItenen opisrer
gutns ornmntiite Screening Stpttet
'7tu 1rebie".
Sobafsoprfnimgsn / Soma er / De
ipite 10 9lnr 9oaet meset tllbase. s
1880 par 692 Ncres ptantet meo 20
BAT, % gplinsen beleb zig til 420,477
guuo, / 1890 bar Der fun plantet 1872
Scres % Slplin9en bele6 Jig til tuu
1908 8uno.
NuorlcSes Yrobibitionslopen Dir.
Ter. 8 bet gar TrObibitionSlopen
trauOte / Srait Soiuu, uoiteotes 1914
6ortucoe Staters 2icenies for Snlg al
NYuielcc 3ritfc. 8 1890, e~iterat 60
ptn lar prret / Strait 6 Nar, uOiteote
BOrbuuoSre9jeringeu 5,S6S 2lccnler.
Suffcrrueia6rif. 3 @~taribnltoiun
fol anlGsses ben %itprite SutferroeiObrit
@crosn. Den Itul bape CT Snpacitet
al 400 IONS on 9o9en, % Ell Drifts
tpitnl uf S55O,0O0 er tcaret. Arbeioet
pna 6abriten er alereoe pdabegpnot.
Sen repnblifaaife StatS. 6entral'
fOmite bulot Wsbe / Yes Woines |
Gn2on9s % blep eng pni at a'bolre
Sen republitunite StutsfpnpcutiOn /
Gconr NapioS SuSoog Den lite Suli.
! gurliuaton CT Der 200 S%alooucr,
icm Drives o~a6cnlpit belle 0a9en % tiff
StlS ON Natten. Spraabet bar III be
iIutttt at tpirae bisIe Saloouteepers til
at betale en- maaneolis 2icenle al s25.
&iebmano s.. u. Yjorgo al aen-
'tt, Sc,ua, pil tase Jig Ell Sur TT
@or9c "a oil blipe bprte Oct meite al
Spmmereu.
IN Sloebranb / Mdunin9, Carroll
County, lasoe n9iten belc SpenS 5ors
retnln9soel i glite / 2proa9S. Srano'
ltaNcn nnllaaes iii $125,000. Sloen
bt3puotc i Yplt6uiet % Dbelasbe bette,
Ct Notcl, 10 Sutifer, 3 Snlooner % Ell
&|eituurnut. Nrlten aae %arer eoes
laAcc2 pgioa. Slben par paolat.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
gelgien.
Gm irnQteliQ Grploji0u / en- 3api

taliits Yaanin9sbu$ / 2iitti6 Den ste
os. Man artnger, at 6abitale al 2r
b~eioerpartiet buuOe la9t 8pnamitpatrO.
ner paa 9ertRritelen. Grploiionen bar
Iaa polbiom, at dlle ERE os Sinouer
Smesnen f%nuites.
Suer 1905 600 Nrbeioere er pau
Streit / Belsien. 8e iorlanser torterc
arbeiosbas Og 3noierelie al nlminbelio
Stemmeret. o iieite al Streiterne sr
@rnbearbei0ere.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
HusIan b.

Antoriteterne bar pluoieli9 opb9pet
5orbubst MOB Sooernes ~llouisnins ira
Moitau.
6orrise S6uoag iOreialot llrOlisbe-
Der / @aridau, SOloaterne uotOmmau.
bereOes % sjcnOpretteoe Oroen. 8e,
peaelien blanot be rusliife YOlatfer
ipreber iis burtis; / Oificielle areSie
faar 1DitiunSs i%UriOnlise 9o(itit
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
II b II b ct.
Nn:EuuuOlan b.

@arfcn "Selga", furmpOentlis nurit,
off Den 6te bs. mber pua ND 6ounos
lambs aplt. SEM Sig er oreone ilano.
Alcronoer Glliaiun CT ben cueite, Der
reDoeoeS.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Traufria

Sammeniteb. Zen ;be os. itsote
Ell @irortit 5%orpepOGaac % eli 9rpbier
lamnleu pun SDiOerne lloeiior Gbers
bpurg. 3urpeoObnooen iont itrar, men
8eiptuiuocn reooeoeS.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
TN usltisuOt bOuen gratemauu.

iom of, at ale Wennelter ital snn al
geieH for bani, tom en- Gag tlerenoe
pna en- Bggoeuei o. maHtte itanoie Op
for en- SonoeuOgn. Zen uRroiBe ErRs
itemnnO bleu berouer lint o9 iasoe til
BonOegHtten, Der par en- bigger aar:
I'll sr uof mere H9ro emo irro On, 8ut
ten min. Get er snnite rimeligt oct,
iporeos @utten, iOr bet er me %iislue,
iom u9rer os, men oct ct ou, iOm
lRrer %.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

~ Nc Daeifsr ! Siseet. cneeH % coetehu'
~ zen sRt,n 81 e n nss s~rsH5sRet blssense. ltiIls
let. ,atpgi. rHnst. tuls al NitaRft t4sr ts55triEfpfet.
mts lGs al n1ar. snisa % almiE9s!tst Rtoiatsfs, arots
tiat ssu futtisntns h~tisfto.f sariia. pfimantat % bi'
lst uss -0aiitata Rsmstss~. Es eti,aar ef. '0aIts
fnrs". % s~stsust -@Na @ays-, +WAfitWga S9ag-, en-
nenxr.st bgsuuftr q gabiotfisHHsr. ~eaiicaEa Re-
isistzls. set NIX -Blsss "a eta AHriutt- q ben 6eets
B9sis,usstigU aisle tl1isn. ids eE al. SsseE Tie
har eaEst iiGno Nl 81 aefttts ns3ei- -Natiturd Nems
siss. a. etH sMais Hisiisagtiss Sisss "a G%gsgsHitr, %
BE- b,fsr,su basfis Rsgs ttii1,ee a. stsos % eueipss
S9u4 tHb aat aasvs Rtssttinsr iiammsu.
ealass ovfTalf. sui: CUrIcuEA SlAH.; soar
assta RrsotvTNr slO0 4rReavsFsf al Potter
Drus and Chemical Cooperation, Boston, Mass SsHs
,iiu; He's 70 Cure skin and Msod Diseases
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
california a.

Stratenrsperen Sionep Veil, Der
for Ell 5ib iioen mprbebe Snrmiel Sas
cobipn / Gan francisco, bleu | Sprss
bags ilnben ltplbi9 i Wtpro / Icrlte
@rap.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

entber ionNnerei. Cutters "SOrU'
taler" er blepen tonfiIteret / 8ieu. Id
talelierne ON G9libatet Os 9ggtefabsi
er nemlig 6eiuupst trrnteuce Tor Der
oiieutlige SRoeli9beo.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

Gsrem,at. Seassss a Sssaaas
tissns tinstss paa q &iRat pse era9tn al bet es
ID tspt, '9atea,a aaii. BAN glaipy. - Ssrts.
%
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

Solsenoe 8sser er nbiolste:
qiptt i Weterbeimcn.
eriitine, al 8. u. Sols.
zorro cafbormS 1ctre.
On 5Dlit SortGiiin8er.
sainer: gn from arilters oa9li9e Mor'
0eu % Nitenaroagter.
aaffelopnsfro8en.
Wprife Vatiomaie Topeaer.
9orjft Rationale Wopeaer oil bliue
%nptrptte / Somnereis S0b.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

&aptein Nils 2arion, Ell al Dc bebit
tienbte Sfibsfapteiner pnd Snbigerne,
bpoe plubieli9 al ct SldgtlliGloe | lit
Silent / Saniielb ben CITE bs.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-14
UNLAwFULLY DETAINED.
James Bush Held ut the Station House on
No Charge.

james Bush Held mt the Station House on
No Charge.
James Bush, colored, was arrested
Tuesday by officer Vest and locked up,
where he is still held, waiting to be
claimed by the Allegheny county au-
thorities. Sheriff Dyer and Sergeant
Gleason were here Monday and thought
he was the negro they wanted for shoot
ing Houston Caldwell at Iron Gate two
months ago. The negro was known
there as Jack Prince, but the two Off
GERS got 1t in their heads that Bush was
the man they wanted.
Jack Prince is not in Roanoke. He
and Charles Robertson were arrested in
Lexington last Tuesday morning. They
said that they were from Clifton Forge.
They were arrested for robbing Mr..
Matthews, Of Greenbrier county, at
buchanan, on Monday night. James
Bush is held on no charge. The author
tiles of Allegheny county did not even
know the man they were after. Their
description was full of inaccuracies and
the police were unable to identify any
one from such description. The fact
is that Prince gave them the slip at
buchanan, where he robbed man.
while Dyer and Gleason were in Roa-
nOke.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-14
ROANOKE, VA, AUGUST IA, 1891.
THE TIMES, COUPON

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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-14
THE SEWER SYSTEM.

The special meeting of the City Coun-
CT yesterday afternoon transacted some
very important business.
The committee on sewers, after sew
cral months consideration, recommended
that Mr.. IIerings plan be adopted, and
the Council unanimously favored the re-
port.
Mr.. Hering's ability as sanitary en-
gineer is unQuestioncd, but there have
boon serious doubts as to the wisdom of
adopting the great interceptor recon :
mended by him, even in the minds of
the sewer committee. This part of Mr.
Hering's report undoubtedly delayed its
adoption.
The Council may expect unfavorab,e
criticism upon its action OF Yesterday.
for it Is probable that many citizens Of
Roanoke will doubt the wisdom 0f pu:-
ting 500, 900, nearly o.thirds OF the
entire appropriation for sewers, into q
piece of work that is merely basis for
system OF sewers. Mr.. IIcring's
theory is correct but the spending Of
500, 900 for tho more immediate needs Of
the city would be far more popular and
might save few more lives. Not until
Roanoke grows to be much more popu.
lous city than at present, will the value
of this part of the plan be appreciated.
There is no question as to the ult:-
mate value of the interceptor, but there
is some question as to whether it is best
to proceed with its construction prior to
the construction OF sewers in sections
OF the city that demand immediate
drainage.
Tho Council displays its confidence In
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-14
the future Of Roanoke, for it is evidently
getting ready to build for the future.
JAMES RUSSELL LOW ELL.

James Russell Lowell is dead.
Seventy-two years ago he was born in
the quaint old town OF Cambridge,
Mass. He took naturally to literature.
1t was born in him. IIo was poet from
nature and surrounded by men Of letters,
he rose rapidly into fame. When Long
fellow died his star was no longer OBJ
scured. Dying, he ranks among the
greatest poets OF his time.
Lowells poetry is satiric. Bristling
with wit and humor, il carries tho
reader along with the thoughts OF the
author in groove SO smooth that he
hears and knows naught else. While
most of LowelIs poetry is satiric, he
wrote some of the sweetest and most pa
thetic poems in the English language.
What is more beautiful than the First
Snow FALL" of which these verses are
extracts:
I hen up and spoke our own little Mabel,
Saying, Father, who makes 1t snow:"
Then told of the Good All Father
Who cares for liz here below
And I thought OF mound In sweet autumn,
Where little headstonc stood,
How the flakes wore folding it gently
AS robins did Babes in the Wood.
Then with eyes that saw not kissed her,
And she, kissing back, could not know
That my kiss was given to her sister,
Folded close under deepening snow.
But Lowell was not only poet. lie
was statesman and patriot. In 1877
he was appointed United States minister
to Spain, and in 1850 became minister to
England, which position he held for five
years.
In forty years he published forty
volumes of poems, history and fiction.
Personally he was warmly beloved by
all men, even as his writings. Thus
passes away another of Americas great
poets, but he leaves monument which
time cannot wear away.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-14

TOLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND
~ Mary, Williamsburg, Va.-Session
begins October /, 1891; closes July 4th.
The oldest college in the South. Pro-
videS thorough normal and academic
training. Historic surroundings, healthy
climate, forty eight miles from Rich
mond on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
way. Terms cheap. Expenses for STU
dents willing TO teach two years in the
public schools of Virginia-board, fuel,
lights and washing-SlO per month;
other students from sig to Sl4 per month
Tuition fee charges against such stu
dents as are not willing to take pledge
to teach, s12 so per half session. Send
for catalogue. LYON &. TYLER
july2GIm President.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-14
ROANOKE COLLEGE, ~

Healthful Mountain Climate. Choice
of Courses for Degrees; Commercial De-
partmcDt; Library II, 900 volumes; work
ing Laboratory; good morals; fivo
churches. Expenses for months Sl54
to S2O4 (board, fees, SCI Increasing pat
ronage from many States, Indian Terri
tory, Mexico, and japan Next session
begins September 10th. Illustrated Cat
alogue and illustrated book about Salem
free. Address.
JULIUS D. DREHER,
july2l-eod to sept2O. President
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-14

In the death of George Jones the
veteran editor and one of the principal
owners Of the New York Times, VIII
passed away Wednesday morning. jour
n alism looses leader that combined
rare business capacity and editorial
judgement These two qualities are
not often combined in one man, but
when they are great newspaper man
is the result.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-14

" IRGINIA MILITARY INSTI-
V tutc. Lexington, Va. SD year
Stare Military, Scientific and Technical
School. Thorough courses in general
and applied Chemistry and in Engi-
neering. Confers degree of graduate in
Academic Course; also degrees Of Bache-
lor of Science and Civil Engineer in
Technical Courses. All expenses. in
GLIDING clothing and incidentals, pro-
vided at rate CT $50. so per month, as an
average for the four years, exclusive Of
outfit. GEN. SCOTT SHIP, Supt
july166wks,
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+. .. Box $50. IA Commerce St.
j. =. WINCH ID
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT
INVESTMENTS THAT WILL YIELD A SURE PROFIT.

75x15o feet just of MI. Popes house. at $40 per
front foot, owned by merchant out of town who
wants to put the money in his business.
lots 5ox133 feet each on Washington avenue price
$3.50 each.
lots Center street 5ox13o feet each, back of West
End round house, $3.50 each.
10 lots 5oxIo5 feet West End Boulevard near all the
great works, price 5000 EACH
houses the round house for 81 900 EACH 500
cash, balance SIG per month.
1o-room house in West End, lot 5ox15o price $4,000,
$500 cash. balance easy terms
House on Campbell street between Park and Grove O
rooms, lot 6ox13o, price $780,
lots on South Jefferson street, 5ox15o feet eac price
$500 each. The purchaser will double his money
lots Sth s.w 5ox1 feet each price 200
each.
Nice residence lots the Machine Shops for $3.50
each easy terms
We have residences i'll all parts ofte town at prices and
terms that will satisfy anyone.
Strangers visiting the city invited to make our of.
flee their headquarters. c,om
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THE ROANOKE TIMES, FRIDAY. Angus ia, 1881.
KNOW What WAS coming.

Mr.. Tiptop-As you are fluent lin
guist, you would probably enjoy the
French comedy by the French company
mt the theatcr. Will you accept mo as
an escort?
Miss Wcstcnd-Er-I am not feeling
very well this afternoon. You under
stand French, L suppose, Mr.. Tiptop?
"Dcar me, no. don't know a word
Of it."
"Oh! Thank you, Mr. Tlptop, will
accompany you with pleasure. Good
News.
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Critics and Actors.

Mr.. Outskirts ito wife, who is driving
some chickens out of the yard)-Weu,
don't sec why n woman can't throw a
stone. You haven't como within forty
feet of one of those hens.
Mrs. OutslSirts-I dropped my sowing
in order to drive these hens out, and I
think, instead of standing here CRITICS.
ing, you might go in and thread few
necdlcfuls of silk for me. = N. y.
Weekly.
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a Charitable Act.

A little child of widow woman, Mrs.
Rosa Helms, who resides in Old Lick,
died yesterday. Mrs. Helms is very
poor woman and the authorities were
about to bury the child at tho aims
house, but Ellington, the grocer, in Old
Lick, raised sufficient funds, and together
with Mr.. Sisler, the undertaken, gave
the child decent burial in the city
cemetorV.
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a Libel on the Sex.

Hc-First, n woman wants husband.
She-Ycs.
Hc-Thcn she wants him to get rich
She-Ycs-
Hc-Then she has but ono wish left,
and that is for him to die.
Shc-Oh, no, she has still another
wish.
IIc-What is It?
She-Shc wants another husband
Munsey's Weekly.
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THE TIMES can be.tound regularly on
sale at the following places:
Roanoke--George Gravatt, Jr., M. l..
Smith 8, Hotels Roanoke, Ponce de Leon,
Elk's News Stand, 81 Salon avenue, and
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Street, Steiner s. Mathis.
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Brown.
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Depot, Norwood Street.
Salem--W. Taylor's Book Store.
Washing Wizards, The Metropoli-
tan.
Norfolk and Western trains.
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Snntclied n Watch.

a white man who failed to give his
name, went to Officer Johnsons last
night and reported that some ono had
snatched his watch on Salem avenue at
the ball and baby stand. The chain
was cut so dexterously that the man did
not know when he was robbed. The
watch was not of much value.
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a BAD Break.

Rags Ito fellow tramp)-Goshl Why
did they set the dog on ye?
Taggs-I axed that woman up there
if she couldn't fix me out wild some
cast-off clothes, an, by thunder, she's
an old maid!-Judgc.
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Rev. MIR. Goodman in Town.

Rev. j. l. Goodman, formerly general
secretary Of the Young Mems Christian
Association of this city, was in town
yesterday. Mr.. Goodman is now pastor
of St. Barnibas Lutheran church, in
Charleston, S. C. Mr.. Goodman has
many warm personal friends in Roa-
nolse and all were pleased to see him
yesterday. He will remain but a few
DAYS.