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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-14
PERSONAL ITEMS.
What People are Doing in and
Out Of Roanoke.

Joe S. Dunc,n, of Denver, Col,
nephew of Mrs. j. +. Bushnell, arrived
in the city yesterday to accept the posi-
ton of mailing clerk in the office of 6ho
Southern Evangelist, of which Rev.
John E. Bushell is the editor. For
some time Joe was one of the most
efficient carriers of the Rocky Mountain
Times, published at Denver.
Representative Vandcrgrift, of Pu-
laski lodge of Odd Fellows, stopped over
in the city yesterday while on his way
to attend the grand lodge, which meets
in Richmond to-day.
Charles Jacobsen, city engineer of
Pulaski, after spending Sunday with
his family in this city, left yesterday
afternoon on a trip to Baltimore and
Philadelphia.
w. E. Terrill, of Culpeper county, ar
rived in the city Sunday and has ac-
cepted position with Simmons, Car
penter & Tinsley. He is brother of
w. R. Terrill.
Capt. R. B. Moorman leaves this
morning for jackson sanitarium at
GAINESVILLE, New York.
Rev. w. e. Hill, of Covington, w.
Va, stopped over with w. c. Campbell
last night while on his way to the Mont
gomery PresbYtery.
Tho largest deeds recorded in the
clerks office for some time was the
title to two lots yesterday. One was
conveyed by c. O'Leary to Mrs. Halle
wood, and the other from the Roanoke
Investment Company to b. L. Crews.
The price paid for each was $40, 900.
The property is located on jefferson
street near Tazewell.
G. E. Blankenship, of Yazoo City,
Miss, has moved with his family to
Roanoke with the intention of loca ting.
Mr.. Blankenship was. prominent citi-
zen of his native town and comes highly
recommended.
j. Il. Martin, who has been confined
at his residence for some weeks, is again
walking about the streets.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-14
War! War! War!
We have declared war in favor of our
friends and intend to fight it out
Ill

We have declared war in favor of our
friends and intend to fight it out
if it takes all the summer.
To put them on the best property is our
Watchword.
To make them big money is our desire.
Invest now, or you will regret it.
We have property in all parts of
Roanoke, on every street and in every
addition, and as cheap as any can be had.
We have also for sale now 10-room
house in Salem. Lot 6Ox17t beautifully
located. Price $4,000. Usual terms.
This house is we'll built and is a big
bargain.
We have also n three story brick store
on College avenue, Salem, Va, two
nice stores below and elegant offices
above. Price $4,000. Can be rented
for So, 1000 year.
This is rare bargain. Come to see
US quick if you wish a good bargain.
DaTd8n, Clement & Pope,
No. is South jefferson street, Roanoke,
Virginia.
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Ladies, clean your kid gloves with
Mather's Glove Cleaner. For sale only
at SNYDER & McBain's dry goods store.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-14
ElectrO.Plafing,

We are now prepared to do all kinds
of electro-plating with gold, silver or
nicl1le. Bring your old watches, chains,
knives, forks, spoons, walters, pitchers
or anything you have to plate. We can
40 1T cheap. RICHARDSON Bros, TIMES
III dg' apr11-tf
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Awnings! AwninCs..

If you want an awning for your
store front store or windows drop us
postal and we will come up and make
estimates for you. WILKINSON tS LALIE-
MAND, Salem, Va. apr14-2m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-14

Seed sweet potatoes and garden seeds
OF all kinds at BOONE Bros. aprT-1w
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-14

Fancy residence awnings speciality.
WILKINSON sc LALLEMAND, Salem, Va.
apr142m.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-14
Sun,i,erisC Cunning.

Spring is here and summer is ap-
preaching. Prepare to keep cool by
having WILKINSON 81 LALLEMAND,
Salem, Va, make you an awning for
your store or residence. apr14-2m.
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Do NOT place your orders for blank
books for 1891 until after you have ex
amined our work and prices. Ham
mond's Printing Works and Book
Bindery, 10 Jefferson street; telephone
1919
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-12
WELLSBURG.

WELLsBuRG. April ll.-Mr and Mrs w.
C.. Barclay will leave on Tuesday for
Odessa, Mo.
Miss Jane Adams, of the North Emo,
died this morning Of la grippe after brief
illness. Interment on Tuesday at Beth
any.
Mrs. Nave(nee Miss Jessie Campbell) is
reported seriously i'll at the old Campbell
homestead at Bethany, where she had gone
to spend the summer.
T. II. Marks went to Pittsburg on Fri
day and will return to-day, accompanied
by his mother, who will make her future
home with him in this city.
The Deciples' Church here has had a
series of very interesting meetings the past
week, the church being crowded each
evening.
Rev. H. B. Sherman, the Evangelist, and
Prof j. h. Hans, the singer, are stopping
at the Granite House.
Toll Buchannon is out, after a severe at
tack of grip, and Master Rodney Jacob,
son of lack Jacob after a short illness Of
typhoid fever.
Mrs Melvin and her visitor. Mrs. Hays,
of Chicago. have both had serious attack
Of the grip at the Hudson House.
The pupils of the public school will give
an entertainment next Friday evening, at
the Opera House, the proceeds to purchase
supplementary reading matter for the
school.
Prof. Strain, County superintendent of
Schools, was in the city to-day.
The concert given by the A. NJ. r..
Church in Barth's Opera House on Friday
night was the event of the season and a
success financially and otherwise, the
house being filed and every one seemed to
enjoy themselves. The proceeds will 90
towards building "A new church. Capt.
Tom Bowman, OF the Hudson House,
looked after the finance and Tom Brookens
was one of the moving spirits in selling
! tickets, etc.
The electric lights seem to be giving gen
eral satisfaction, and the difference between
the two companies Will likely be adjusted
! in few days and the business turned over
to our home people
J. II. Klein, the genial manager of the
Postal Telegraph Company, has fitted up
the large hall in the Dare building, for
merly occupied by the Local. and will con
duct school OF telegraphy, shorthand,
typewriting and bookkeeping, the teaching
| to be conducted by experienced teachers.
1t will be an excellent place TO prepare for
almost any vocation.
NJ. Wolf. an aged gentleman Of Lazear-
| vile, was buried to-day.
George Caldwell, of Pittsburg, will
spend the Sabbath at home.
Mr. Potts is erecting a new store room
on Main street for the hide and leather bus
mess, his present location not being suit
able.
The evangelist and others will hold a
temperance meeting in Barth's Opera
House Sabbath afternoon for men only.
All voters are invited to attend.
Corporation election on Tuesday, and the
candidates are hustling to-day.
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STEUBENVILLE.

SrEu BENvlLLE, April 1.-THE election
is over and the honors are so evenly d.
yided that Sheriff Opperman, Tuesday
morning. suggested that it would be the
proper thing for the Democratic and Re
publican parties TO hold a joint iolliiication
meeting.
f.. NJ. Stanton Post No l66, G. A. r.,
on Monday evening last celebrated the 18th
anniversary of the organization Of the So
cietv at the city Opera House. a large
audience was in attendance and the cele-
bration was "A success in every particular.
The exercises were opened with prayer by
Rev. :. \. Fisher. of the Fifth Street NJ.
y. Church, after which history OF Il. NJ.
Stanton Post, prepared by Captain w. A.
Urquhart, was read by ID. W Neatlack,
Vice Commander Of the Post. This was
followed by history Of the WOmen's Re
lief Corps. by Mrs. Col Holiday, and an
address to the Sons of Veterans, by little
Frank McMullen. Papers were read and
other exercises took place after which the
meeting was turned into a camp fire, and
short addresses were made by Gov. X. G..
Richards Rev. j. a. Thropp and Rev. j.
A. Cook The audience then sang Amer
lea" Star Spangled Banner etc, with
Mrs. DR. Chandler presiding at the piano
and Rosemau Gardner acting as conductor
An adjournment then took place and all
wended their way homeward.
Mrs. w. ID. Mclaughlin, wife Of Man
ager Mclaughlin. of the Opera House,
died Monday evening at o'clock, after u
short illness, in the 47th year OF her age
Mrs Mclaughlin was a most estimable
lady. beloved by all who knew her, and
her death is sincerely regretted by large
circle of friends
Mrs d. w Beall entertained the Whist
Club 1T her home on North Fourth street,
Tuesday evening.
George McKim and Miss Puryiance.
daughter Of DR. Purvance. were married
at the home OF the bride on North Fourth
street Thursday evening.
Miss Aggie Griesinger who was at the
Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati for
the past two months, returned 10 her home
in this city this week greatly improved in
health.
W. p. Hays, Esq, is back from bust
ness trip 10 Chicago.
Mrs. John Schelert is visiting friends in
Martins Ferry.
NJ T. Rudy, of Wheeling, was the guest
OF J. j Potter, of South High street, this
week
DR. f. c. Chandler moved into MS new
residence on North Fourth street, above
Madison avenue, on Tuesday.
James A. Linn, the druggist, IS in from
New Philadelphia TO see his mother, VINO
has been i'll for some time.
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NEW MARTINsyILLE.

New MARTINSvILLE, w. Va, April IL
The newly elected Council met on Thurs
dav evening and decided that the license
for saloons shall be $3.50
There will be three saloons take out
license by lst of May after three years OF
idleness.
Mr.. Steven Daugherty has a cub bear
that he brought with him from the South
which is attracting the attention of the
boys.
Mr. T. A. Price returned here on Tues
day last with his floating Opera House.
Mr. Price reports a most successful season.
He has added a steam calliope to his boat,
which is. we believe, the largest ever seen
on the Ohio river
Charles HeaOrUrE moved to Wheeling
on Friday.
\ select ball was held in Koontz Hall
Friday evening. The music was furnished
by Dur Bros Orchestra.
Mrs G.. Leap is confined to her room
with a serious attack OF rheumatism.
County Court was in session Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of this week
Mr. NJ p. Potts, of Wheeling, will open
"a branch boot and shoe store in NJ. 3. Da-
Wis new store room the first of May.
The boy orator. with his comic sketches,
will appear at the koont2 Opera House
the 18th.
Judge Jacobs arrived home from Richie,
and will remain for few days.
Mr. H. h Thompson, County Clerk, has
now the finest office in the Court House.
A Mr. 3 rick. of Warrington. has rented
the blacksmith shop from the Rabel Bros.
George Rabel will remove his tools in the
country and open up shop.
The farmers of this neighborhood pro
nounce the apples and peaches killed by the
late cold snap.
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PARRERsBURG.

PEEERsRURG. ". Va, April H. Henry
Van Wrinkle Is home from Cleveland for a
few DAYS.
The Moss Rose Social Club VIII give a
dance next week at Germania Hall
Nr and Mrs q. rs. Nieswander are In
the East on % purchasing trip.
Mrs. McNei-a and daughter are visiting
i'm BE- fimorc.
Mr. A. Leweustoin. of Baltimore. has
beea .he guest of ms sister Mrs. henry
Keller
Richie Il. Camden is iu Washington.
The Young Hcop.e's Social oil the Pres
byteriau Church was entertained by Mrs
" b McGregor last week.
Preston Sands is travelling iu Italy
Mrs SlIc Stahlman entertained 'hc
Eucnre Club on Tuesday evening
George G.. LOOMS is home from % pleas
an "trip East
bliss Agnes Stafford has returned Irou %
visit with friends iu Wheeling.
Miss Emma Neal returned th's week
FROM Sd visit with her sister no Natcnel,
Capt G. b smith came home Monday
from fle East
Mrs Robert Nears guest. Mrs r.. II.
70 .to. aas returned % her home o. z
ST. Tex
w. g. Yea.on and wife left Monday ou "a
"trip through tuc South
Hel Nr Harmon of Indiana, occupied
the pull .t oil Trinity Church ODD last sun
dag.
Aoa. Logan gave birthday party ca
Er. evening t0 number OF lIs Nllc
fr..D- Dancing was enjoyed by those
Te. e - % Elhs gave al elaborate oau-
que. .u saturday evening.
aJ AU-u,tiuc. 1i Cincinnati, Is - luc
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PIEDMONT.

rUe Winchester Presoy terry VIII meet DO
rLc Presbyterian Church here at $50 a. ul-
uoN, Tuesday. About nifty delegates Will
oe present
Miss Jennie smith win conduct services
al the regular meeting 0t the NJ. c. A.
at d. u. sunday.
Tue Citizens Band Will hold fair all OF
next week
The Mystic Chain Uniform Rank give q
rs b shaw Post 40 63. G.. A. r., held
interesting anniversary exercises Monday
siEht
m. A. Sa.livau has admitted y. j. Orn
d0rf ut0 partnership iu the marble Ousl
ness.
Mrs Gardner, wife of eX-postmastel
John Gardner. has been seriously on Ion
several DAYS.
CIV Arnold. County Superintendent
visited the Piedmont school tins week
Rev j n Moore, pastor OF the fresoy
terrain church. has been called to Louisville
Ky. by the illness of his daughter
A meeting of the stockholders OF the
Southern Investment and Savings society
was held here Monday night aud tne iol'
lowing directors elected MesSrs. IT, L.
HYDE H. - Richardson, Frank Graham,
L. II. White. a. j Crooks, Z. =. Hyde and
f. " Rose After which the directors
elected the following officers IA. klcn
ardson. president. n j Crooks, vice-prcsl.
dent. T. II. White. secretary and treas
ure. ~ CLAW Hyde. counsel Ihis com
panv has rented am ONCE in the kchey
building. and will commence business next
Monday.
MI Shaugnessy has opened business in
Cumberland.
Sergeant H. j Rogers has been uniform
ed. bv che Council
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playmate Wednesday, accidentally fell and
broke his left arm.
John J. Swiudler and son, Lester, spent =
few days this week in MOrgantown and
vicinity.
Dorsey Pople, Mack Brown and Charley
Laymou are an sick with typhoid FEVER.
Miss Minnie Lloyd is confined TO her room
with Ia grippe
Ed Mortified and son, Courtney, are
confined 20 their home by sickness.
p. H. Shields and wife now occupy rooms
over his store room on Merchant street.
Mrs T. H. Thomas, Of Knottsvilla, lay,
lor county, Is the guest OF John =. LoVeu
and family
Miss Mamie Level is very sick with the
grip.
Miss Molne Wilson is teaching a select
school She has quite number OF pupils
and the school starts of finely.
Rev Fl r. Garrett is spending a rev
DAYS with friends az Browns Mills, Harrl-
son county
The new buildings being erected IN TINS
place are all under good Roadway. Nhen
completed they will add much TO the aP
paarancc of our little city.
Our town is on boom. Property mas
Increased much ia value. Quite number
LOT houses and lots have changed hands 10
the past few days.
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CLARItSBURG.

CL,KK,BCRG. W Va. April 1.-The suit
brought bv Monroe and Jarvis against Il.
81 Jackson. has created considerable eN-
citcmeut The former DO not think they
realized enough from their sale 20 the lat
ter. and as Jackson has made good deal
out of the oil deal they think he ought to
divide APP just what the legal aspect is,
it will 0c difficult 20 now predict. How
ever 90 IS certain there Will bee a hard
fight. and likely no accessious made. Being
"a chanccrv suit the cause can not be heard
before the September term of court.
Federal Court is now iu session. It's
time lis week has been occupied i'm the trial
of Preston cOuuty's Watson and Linn mail
robbery case. After that is done IL will
likely adjourn.
Mrs. Lowe. wife of John Lowe, late
Democratic nominee for the Legislature,
died ON Thursday at her home near Bridge
port Her funeral taxes place to-day. Mr..
Lowe and several other members Of his
family are very I'D 10 this time.
MIR and Mrs. L. O. Brown has gone 20
Washington, Pa, where they will make
their future home Mrs. Brown is the
daughter of n. G.. Fordyce, Esq. of this
city.
The Clarksburg Dramatic Company
rendered "Our BOYS" in pleasing manner
and commendablo style. MesSrs Freeman
aud kapp are deserving OF especial men
ton and were the subjects of eEcOmium.
General COZ has commenced the erection
Of brick square at the corner Of Main
and Court STREETS. In this building
Clarksburg will have new Mayors Office,
Council chamber and lookup.
&. Sprigg Sands. of Fairmont IS 10 be
cashier Of the new National bank at this
place.
Andrew Crisis, OF this city, was appointed
Crier of the United States Court, in the
vacancy Occasioned by the death Of Geo
B. Tyson. of Harmor
c. j. Davis is home from Mexico.
Hon b + Martin, of Grafton, and Hon.
John Braunon. Of Weston, are attending
Federal Court.
Miss Collie Duncan. daughter OF Jack
Duncan. ESQ. who has been III with scar
let fever, is cOuvaleScent
Bob Linn has some to Weston, where ne
has accepted the position Of foreman in
the World Office
q, SNsSserge W. Atkinson is here at Federal
O'''" Nc is defending Watson and Linn.
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The latter was not true, because XIII
Atwell was too nice man TO do such q
thing. nor can vOuch for the truth OF the
former. though there is greater probability
of the first being true than the last
While at Beverly. the day we returned
from Monterey. we were ordered TO Web
s,er. Everything was il confusion, the
wagons partly unloaded, when the orders
were received The parade ground was
Uttered up by odds and ends OF camp prop
ertv. Not far from the center of the line,
and few feet from where the Captain
stood when he read the orders, there stood
a little sheet iron funnel-shaped stove
which came with our tents, and FOR that
reason was called a Sibley stove The
stove looked innocent enough and it, appar-
emily. had been set out of the bottom OF the
wagon TO make room for something heavier
After the Captain had read the orders,
he said we had just returned from the enc
mv's country. and were about 10 march
through where our friends lived He eau
toned us about committing excuses, to
take nothing that did not belong TO us, and
do as little damage as possible, knowing
that by such excuses we were inIurlng our
friends and damaging the cause we were
fighting for. He wound up by compil-
menting the men on the care they mad eX-
ercised on the Monterey tflps luAI 50 ldt -
ne had observed there had been no steal
ing Just then an old goose stuck her head
out of the top of that Sibley stove, and
turned her mild blue eye reproachfully up
on the Captain He looked her full in the
eve for minute Some of Us laughed. l
couldn't have helped II If had died. The
Captains speech ended with that climax.
We broke ranks, and before nightfal had
placed ten miles between US and Beverly in
the direction of Webster. The boys be-
haved exceptionally well on that trip.
There was a little drummer boy belong
ing 10 the One hundred and Twenty-second
Ohio. He was but little thing, nine or
ten years old. allowed to do much as he
pleased by his officers. He frequently rode
on the gun or caisson with US. so that we
became well acquainted. In going up to
New Market in IS we passed house near
the roadside. On a bed IN the house could
be seen, as the door stood open, a fine large
wooden coverlet of different Colors. On
one square was the picture of General
Washington and on the next square was a
nicture of the liberty bell beautiful
coverlet. worth at least -. AS our battery
nassed that house on our return saw that
little drummer boy rush out Of the house
and run toward the front as fast as he
could with huge loaf OF bread nearly as
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MOKGANTOwN

Nr...,NrowN. April ll.-EN Postmaster
Al I'VE has been seriously iI Tor some
time. but is much better we are glad to re-
Mrs r.. e. Lmier. of this place. is visit
inc friends Foo Texas in company with
Capt John Mcclure and WIFE, OF Nneei-
me- .
PRO- A ID Hopkins. the eutomoioslst of
tho Experiment Station, is pursuing niS M
vestf-atious in the vicinity oi FarNets-
bure
h.. A Mann. of the Universe, g Law class,
left Yesterday to accept q position iu Jhe
Bark Of Anderson. Monroe county
The medical students are happy since lhe
e,,h.r..ts for dissection have been rccevcdat
tine anatomical department of the Cuiyer-
sitv They can now cut and carve 10 tneir
heart content
am, stockholders % the Morgautown
Frf.s Company held their annual meeting
on Monday evening Of this week. Inc new
board Of directors elected is composed or
fbs following substantial gentlemen; pr.
Johu a Myers. r. NJ Grant, Prof. J. Z.
Wb.-.. ~ ~ Hirschman. ana Prof. a. Is
VVt.tehil The paid ina capital amounts
70 ten thousand dollars go,
The Richt Rev. Geo. ". Pcterkin Will
,,-,.,.h I'M Trinity Episcopal church. Nor
'-,ntrwn. Sunday. April r.. q, D so a. m,
and no 5O g m-
Rev. Day. tbe rew NJ F.. pastor, arrived
to-day au3 wl preach bis nrSt sermon To-
morrow
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PALATINE.

pr,rlNr. Apr lie. y. Mason. Of
Nfono0rah. was M town Monday
n Is. and Thomas Lloyd returned from
the East Saturday.
s,r@5inr few days here. n.
G " Rager Of Greeasoo55'i; i r M i 1S , ME-
guest 90 his sons Herbert "''" --''' '''
Clarence Gumpis again able to oe oS s
aftes d lingering sickness with typho'O 10
vcr. ,. Co.
Wheeling 20 speud a few days with trlenos.
n 4. Galahue has accepted position IN
Baltimore, and viii leave for that point M
o few days.
Mis-. iva LEVEL has had incanjescent
Erhts wired ia her stOreroom.
ERNEST Helmick is very sick with w
phoid fever. ,.-..... ..,.,. Ian.
with -vphoid fever, is much better al this
Allen Morrison, while wrestling with a
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1t is a legitimate n,eaieine-not
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to inobriate no syrup or sugar to
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home this morning, after spending week
here with relatives.
A. A. Baldwin, who works in Pittsburg
is spending this week with his parents here
The following officers were elected IL
this township last Monday: Trustee. JOIN
Cook: Treasurer, julius Steiger; Assessor
c. l.. Beard; Constables, Geo Trem0ly
and Thomas Cain.
Prof. c. f.. Citizens, Superintendent OF
the Darlington school, will teach norma
class here this summer, commencing about
Tu1y 1Cf
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SHORT CEwFK

SHORT CREEK, W. Va -.
NlolEe Harris who has bee1S IN. ilISliss
be about again. - @o-e 70
planting their crops. anu
]. NJ. McColloch's family, who have been
sick. are some better.
The grip has visited our neighborhood
but is losing its hold 10 some extent.
J. B Wilson IS able to be about again
after short illness.
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CLARINGTON.

CLAEINGroN. o., April 1l.-Messrs. Geo.
He'll. Jr.. and John Smith are having a
severe attack of the grip.
+. ID. Steenrod is suffering with an erye-
sipelas gathering in his throat.
Guy Dankworth, of Bellaire, returned