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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11

\ CAN loan OF POWDER EHrLonrs Nlh
slow. Ark, Sept. 2.-L.st night uhic a
train was running at full speed near Dem
son s,o,ion. a car of powder blew uP, III.
.tantly killing l.. White, brakeman, an
angust Bcckman, n stockmam in charge OF u
car of household goods. The powder car
and tho adjoini ng car were blown to pieces
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11
AZ EHGIxrEn's HEAD kNoCKKn

a. ENGIxrEu's Up4D KNOCKED Or
n,c,hl.bem, Pa, SEPT. -Richard Nash,
o. phi.aJo p!i;a, i'll engineer OH the fat
Reading express, while on the lockout thus
morning, was struck by Eomc obstruction
near Ore,ille Station, and his head was
lowered from his body. lie hung out oi the
- window some minutes before the fireman
discovered his mang'ed remains.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11
Ii st of Lsttcls

Remaining in the Postofcc at Union, for
the week ending Sept lltn., 1891.
Miss Mollic Cuumber., Mrs p,nny,
Mr Gibbcs, ilr E.trr Woodsn,
Mrs Fannie Long,
Persons calling for The above letters vii,
please say itadvcrtiscd. and will be reuuireu
10 pay one cent for lhc.r delivery
j. &. llCNrLii, =. NJ.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11

phhEtfgs hhEtfsips ispssvvI + ii p II u LII l8 ~ 43.
Trairs ID nnl Ii. between Charleston, s. C.,
aud Cincinnati, Onio, via At anli1 Coast Line
Columbia, Ashcviil", Paint Rock, Morris
town, Knoxville, Jcllicn and Junction City
}. 4. DOD: On, Supt.
JAS. l.. TAYLOR, q. T.. A., \. II. Green,
Gon'l Manager. Sol Haas. Traffic Manager.
d. Carlwcll, Division Passenger Agent.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11

Why DoN'T You go the Sewing Machine
and Music House of s. NJ. RICE, JR l. L.
and see his lrg" line Of Sewing Machines
aud Musical Instruments. lie can sell you
almost any instrument, from Jews Harp t"
q Grand Upright Pmno anl Sewing Machincs,
from 50 up.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11

BREAKING THE RICORD.-IIcGrcgor, Tex
September S.-Mrs McGritin, who gave bii L
to trIE let's ten months sgr, broke the recor
last night with quartette. III sevca III
doing well.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11

State Superenteud,n Mnyfell ha, ap
pointed the first Moud-y in Uc,otcr for tn,
examination OF teachers in the scyera
counties.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11
TO THOSE INDEBTED.

4 LII persons ind-b'ed to me II find
N their notes and accounts in the han ~
of Mr.. Beilcnson, my successor, at my old
stand, and my friends will con'cr great
favor by calling on him and paying them ut
once. +. u. TKEFIER.
Aug 70 90 VI.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11
Sale of Factory Stock

NN Monlay. September II. lSM, at
" elc'cn o clolock \. NJ. before th. court
house door at Union, i'll tho COdnty O'onion,
Stale of South Caro- ina, The Merchants AMI
Planters No. .. Bank Of Union, So, wi
sell by nc auction. T. The thc~ bidder,
eighty (o0) shares Of the capunl sio:k oi
the Dunavant MalnficrurIn Company, oi
Morsanuon, n. &. Sal sharc' " st OK VIII
be sold satisfy djbt' of ID. q. Miller ahd
>. ID. Dunavant 10 ,ni uank, Sc 'ured W u
pledge "f sal shrcs.
Tcrms-CASH
q OGGE MUNEO. Ca icr.
Merchants aud Planters y .tioia BanN OF
Union, :. G.
Sept. |. 1891.
Sep ." ~
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11

&urkcy Rel Embroidery tCvtton, balls
for sc. turkey Kick Rack b'aid, lSJds III
bunch. 12o n bunch
eth. NJ. COHEN 4 BROS.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11
BRING YOUR COTTON SEED TO
YOUR COUNTY SEED OIL MILL.
FULL PRICE PAID.
WE BUY ALL THAT ARE OFFERED I S
FOR SALE.

1--WE union County Cotton scei Oh Mill
L aul Fertilizer Company will lpay FULL
PRICE. in cash, for cysry hushc! "f Cotton
1c,d brought to il. or will make fair and
honest exchange in their STANDARD fcrti!i-
Icr. Don hc afraid OF bringing more than
we want, and don't stop To ask if We want
them. hut bring them ia and get the money
or Fertl ger,
j. L. DOUGLASS, Prcs't.
Sep IL ~ I'm
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11

~ OW is tie time " AsSv a Sewing Ma hine
i've do % lars sIu ix :' :ssSs sSarr 81 isDs ss
for u good new one, up tNsS~o fin st Ir,lcs.
T---l~-ssil~llAs,--sAslilA-Lls&. & MlLSn,N.:a!.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11

E'Eh NoND y DANNii.!E RAILROAD co
toirMEr, ,Nu tiGE \,rLLE DIVISION.
Condensed sch" iui" ia eject July 18th
1881. Trains rIn on 9TH i ...d",n me-.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11
WOFF'ORD COLLEGE,
PARTAN2U SI, S. G.
JAS. IL. CARLISLE, l.. (. II. PrtA'i.

WorranD CoLLEGs ole Ia students the
Eoly College classes NV "a Il icl ur-,'
study, cach ic'tnruE------l 80 Y vi ia ihrilL
of Ars, in one of VIII ch VI Il m n.ma Ca
are substituted for G.rci.
- FNrrN'm'.
B,nrl, tuition, IN tr;'u',Iion, "aShin:,
lights. fuel. books. an std oncry. Va" nee -
sary College expenses Of the year, ctn DO m
with ONE liuNDnED \N" Eifrr noLLA 5.
The advnnteg.s oitrc by Nigh'man and
Alumni, Halls, cn,blc stud nt' to meet their
college expenses with tii' very sm'l'
amount.
The next session bcg'ns rhs lsi day Of
October, 1891.
J. 4. GAMEWELL,
Sccrctlry o: Faculty.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-09-11
Two Gins For Sale.

HNWO Sixty saw B-own Gins.-Ncary new
for sale. Have been used very littc.
Apply to Il. NJ. McphhNiD'
Aug IA. 33 VI
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Aug 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-23
Excelsiorl

Gie 8abn lit ein Iteifter1tid bes
Babnbaues. 3as @eletie lit breitipu.
rig auf iOliber &runolase unb l6perer
Stabli6wellen angele9t. BUR llebers
tpinbun9 Der tolpiialen Steigun9 beiins
ben iih stpiiden ben G9ienen Stpei
8abni6ienen. in uelde feds inter Der
9OtOmotipe befinoli6e 5abnrdOer frdfs
tis einsreifeu.
@e9enwdrtig beiibt .bie 8au9eIell'
i9ait, iuelfe Die 8abn nit einem 8e.
triebsrapitul BON 100000 in Sang
bdlt, brei 2pcomOtipen uno ie6s mad
oemielbeu 8rincip conItruirte 8erio.
nentpussous. Seoe 2pcomotipe fuiest
% 2Onnen, unO jeoer @aesOn faBt so
&aiiasiere. 8ersauf i9isbt Die Coco.
mutiue 5tuei g8a9sons pOr ii9 Der,
ber9ab fdbrt iie poran. Sie 8abn,
itrede lit 46,159 SuB lang nit elmer
ientredten Stei9uns BON 1900 Sus
Ober ,S46 SUB aui bic Wteile. Die
9r6Bte Steisun9 betrdgt 25 SUB, bic
periusite / SUB auf 100 SuB.
9as sur glnwenbuug eebra6te Sp.
item 1T Die 9tbt'i6e 3abnrabbabn,
uelfe ii6 in Der S9weis auf 9iisifulm
unO anberstuo als portrefli9 beipGbri
bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-23

bes &6niss bur9 bieiefbs, feline SaH
i'm r3empel", ont 81. September Die
Slbidaffuus bes f6ui9tbums un6 au
81. Sanllar 1893 feline Sinri6tuns.
Die miBsfiidte, lei6tfinnis inter
ftontmene, IneeIdidt ausgefiibrte Slu6i
bilbet bas erIte @lieb iener &ette BON
@rei9uiiien, Die benz uu9liidli6en &0nia
bnsielbe 2ops bereiteten,, bas einIi
ienem &arl /. bon @nslano beIdieoeu
mar
9us Sdidial Der &5nisin unb bes
9aupbiuS 1T 5u betannt. als baB etu
@ort bariiber Su perlieren tudre.
Souille entfam nah Den @ieoerlan
ben; BON bort aus ri6tete Der nader,
General Elm G6reiben an bic y1ational.
nerInmmluug, in tueldem er bic Slu6i
bes &0nigs als cine @ntfiBrung, iid
ielbIt aber afs ben llrbeber baritellte,
gs tpurbe ibm Der GroceB als S5obpsr.
rather semadt unb auf ieineu SOpf elm
bober Hreis aus9eIebt. g8ir beIiser
BON ibm feline iebr intereiianten;
Memories sur la revolution fran eaise,
bic er in Gnslano IN ben Sabren
1796l97 ueriaBt bat.
Srouet ipielte i'm tueiteren 8erlauft
Der &epolutipn cine ni6t unbebeutenoe
8iolIe. Sir bic @efanaennabme ieiuea
&6niss erbielt er cine Gumme puu
10000 5r.; BON benz Marinebeparte.
ment ipur6e er in ben Gationalconueni
seiudblt, .er geb6rt su beneu, bic Iiir ben
COB 2ubui9s XVI. seitimmt haben
Die &eltauration perbnnnte ibu mil
ben unoern @6nissmbrbern; bod lebtt
er biz 81 ieiuem I'M Sabre 1924 eriols'
ten Tobe unertannt ilnter fremoem Na'
men in 5ranfrei6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-23
0erfhIoue g dbeid1 O.

Ser i9Gaue 9 6ei6. Cir
edeib tuOllte ieinen Sarem nufirii6en
Gin Sclapenbdnoler bot ibm bier iunss
@eiber an, brei @insrelierinnen nit
idneemeiBer Saut, NIT 8erlenjdbncz
uno in auerlei &initeH seibt, uno eins
9liiatin, buninl, cprpulent, un9el9i&
Sag, ppmit fannit 9u bas Ser5 Del
nes @ebieters erfreuen,~ fraste bes
S9eif bic @rIte. sd finge aus
Gpmbell" CAB bic Miusrelierin Surh
uno alsbalo t6nte elm idwermitbises
2ie6 ibrer Seimatb on bic Obren I'm.
iereS S9ei9s. Limb mas fanuit Dup
Ita9te er bic .Speite. - sd Ipiele biz
Sarfe tpie emit @ulnare iie bem Sarun
oursuipieleu permO9te!~ CAB bic S95ns
suriid unb srif in bic Saiten, bab ss
t5ueno burd bas Sruinusemud idalts
- ylluo Sup" fraste Der S9ei6 bic
9ritte. : pS6 tanje pie cine 8nio.
bere aus bem iernen Subien!" unS
nlsbalo bob iie 8eine unb Samburin
uuo besann eiuen eHtjifenben Tnna
- Ser G6eib aber tpanote fi6 an bic
9Iiiatin uno iragte: n@as fannit Dup
- rNi9ts, Serr!" CAB Die S6iuarN
Suriid. = rRimm Geine MingreliertT.
iten nit ibrer &unit Suriid," 9ebot Der
Sdeld oem SclnuenbdnOler nno lae
mir bic buntsIfarbi9e. Der g(nberu
GERS bdn9t an @'iang, Wsuiit uno 3aai
= bus ber gRi9tsmiIenben wlrb an mir
bdn9en!" - llno 10 9eidab's.
Gu6 cine Sreuoe r9us
ituoiereu 3 oenn 10 eiiri9 Die 9ooes.G Gu,
jeisen in Der 8eituns, 6rau gtadba,
rim ?" - y@iIiens, man bat bod a
6reuo', ipenn mon einen 8etaHnteu ID
Der 3eitun9 sebrudt finbet."
-Soeiie uno YrOia. Gis
Gin Der SOrtmerfriife): y9ieIe ent.
,ldeuoe 9uft, Die SIarbeit bes 9tbenbS
bic 6ernlitt ouf ben See mGa
gtaubt in Stalisn 5u iein!" Gr: r@au,
ri6tis = muB mir 9lei9 eincn ite,
lienii6en Salat beiteIleu!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-23

SIR @e inpanider. st:
.@enn einmal elm paar Sabre lang
tein 8eiu mebr irddit, mas funsen
baun bic geinbdnbler an ?" = .:
ngtun, Die ireuen iib natiirli9, baB iie
Ibren idlimmiten GOncurrenten Iosse.
wUroen iino!"
= 9weifeGbafter @rfoGs.
rSasen Sie, Serr Better, ipnr Sbre
@ntiiibrilns nit @rfOlg 9efr6nt?" =
,&aum, mein 2ieber!" = r@ebbalb
penn nidt?" = rSn, ibr Soter lefe.
9rapbirte, oaB er uns uerjeiben fuin,
penn mir ni9t Suriidtebreu!"
= Ger Sail 9eiieps. SIT es
Ser bsriibmte Gtbauer bes
Suejs Canals in 9lnflngejuitauo? ? 9es4
tuesen oenn? - 9lun, oas t6nnen sic
ii9 bed leibt beuten: pegeu miBlunses
ner 9ur9lte6ereien.
= Seritbndppt. 6err (su eis
neni bettelnoen 9linoen). g8enn sic
ii9 Operiren IieBen, iuiiroen sic oas
pielleid)t iuieOer erIangeH.
8ettler: &ie[el6t, ia, uieleidt tpiiroe
ib obcr aud bIino iuerhenI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-23
Gitte @oIEenbabnA

Sn i9winbelnOer Sbbe Siebt iib bi,
eben uoIenbete unb am IA. Suni benz
&erfebr iibergebeue @tienbabn auf ben
@ipfel bes BITES Beat empUr. g8is
aus Colorado Springs semelbet tuirb,
NOR bus g8erf nn6 LANCER miibeuolIer
Grbeit i'm pOrigen October bis sur
Sdlfte bes Weses mad Nfugton 8ari
sebieben. 9luf bem @ipiel ftebt elm
Stationspausden, Der b6dte bewObntt
8unft BON Noroamerita.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-23
@on aemeHen.

Sribget (enp6rt) Mie fOnnten Sh
un8 seftern nit benz Cts i'm Gti9 laf
fen? = @isfubrmann (semiitbli@) j:
Ga9te, ia6t mein &inb! Sic babS
bod seitern bem feu6ten Sled Dor Oa
Saustbir seieben? = 8ribret: Iaep'
bings. 9tuu, tueiterl = @isfubrmanH: !:
9as mar Der @isblOd. @r mar ndrR
lid i6On seidmOlSen, ebe i'd i'm iu'S
Saus tra9en tpuute.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-23

Sdrdterti6. Serr: 9ns
ylitpfero lit i'm g8aiier. es iutro 9leid)
uurfommeu. 0ns 9tilpfero taudt auf. }
@nsldnberin Gid bic sluaen Subals
tenO): 6immel, Obue 8abeboienl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-07-23
&artaeiOtten.

MiB Soitinap (tbeilnabmsuun);
Sic armer, armer Wtann! 8ie lanes
iinb sic ihon Seteran? - BOB
6arocaie: S9On als fleiner Suuss
liebes 5rduleinl
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-04

a STRAY GRAY HORSE.
Captain Dalter's Son-in-lnw, John Pollard
Has it w, In tho Blue ISid.c.

Captain Daitcr's son-in-lrw. John Pollard
Has it up In tho Blue Ridge.
any one has lost 4 gray horse stand
Ing seventeen hands and weighing
about 1900 pounds, we'll favored and
short tailed, he wants to go to Nin.on,
take the Howell road toward Stewards
vile till he gets to William lIowcll's, in
bedford county, about five miles out.
Ellis Wright will tell him where Capt.
i. W. Baker lives, back in The brush on
the Blue Ridge, and Captain Baker will
show the way to his son-in-law. John
Iolsavd's house, still further into the
mountains.
John Pollard has the gray horse. 1t
came of the Howell road bv Jetcrs
chapel three weeks ago como Monday
and mcrciIully fell into John Pollard 4
hands III time to escape death from the
great snowfall.
Captain Baker came way TO Tun
Times office through tho deep SHOWS to
tell about the horse. He also SAYS that
the snow did great damage all through
the mountains, breaking timber. crush
ing in barns aud killing horses and
Caftln
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-04
SICK AND WITHOUT FIRE.
Tho Wolf at the Door or q Widowed
Woman with N Sick Daughter.

Mrs. Eliza Ferguson lives at 11s
Campbell streets. e. For tho past week
her sixteen-year-old daughter has been
sick, and though no doctor has PRO.
nounccG upon her sickness. it is thought
to be pneumonia. Tho daughter was
Working in tho i>;llA when striAsrsa,,
down, and since that time tho wolf has
eren 1t the door.
Inc father IS dead, and tho only son
- little boy, who gets small pit
tancc for setting up the pins at a ten
pm alley 1t is the only employment
the mothor could get for her boy
Two or three days ago the coal gave
out, and since then tho family l,ave
been without fire.
Yesterday they did without a FIRE
until tho sick girl had chill In tho
afternoon, when the woman went out
into the yard AMI knocked a plnnl, off
the fence, and with this She made n
little fire in tho stove.
Reduced to these straits. Mrs. Fcrru.
son sent word to Rev. Mr. lioyd Of the
pitable condition of her family. and
shortly aftcrward two OF those minister
ing angels of earth, the ladies of tho
Ladies Union benevolent Society, Wis
lleu inc place ana relieved to some OK
tent the wants of the family.
Tho only place for the girl" they
SAID, IL hospital. Tho woman said
she knew she was doing wrong to take
the plank from the fence. but it was tho
only way which she could get any fire.
we sent them some groceries and other
necessary things bat they arc much in
want
The TINES will receive any oontribu-
tons for this fuInily and turn them over
to The Ladies' Bonevolcnt Society.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-04
rIIm MGvnoDlsr CONFERENCES.
Preparations for Its Entertainment to
Begin Inrnc Ciatcly.

Preparations VIII soon begin for the
meeting OF the Baltimore Conference,
which will convene here Wednesday,
March II, and continue in session for u
week The conference is composed Of
about 25O members, including lag dec
gates nj ministers, ana viii be ono OF
the largest and most important roljgi-
GUS meetings ever held i'll Roanoke.
Preparations for the entertainment OF
so large :. body involves Il considerable
amount OF work, and active movements
Will be commenced Immediately.
Rev j. II kody. OF Greene Memorial
Cnurch, will announce the committees
on homes this morning as follows: Rev.
j. IL. Boyd, Rev. G. IL. Buchanan, Il. T..
Fishburnc, Colonel J. T.. Penn, G. l..
Stevens. DR.. j. \. Gale. T.. : McNamcc,
Frank Ealtenshce and Frank Wright.
This committee Win meet 1T ) o'clocl;
this evening TO organize for work.
The first worl; TO be done is To secure
homes for the members OF the confer
enc. This will be done so thorour hly
that each one will know his stopping
place before he starts for conference.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-04
Week OF Prayer topics.

The following are the topics for the
week OF prayer services commencing to-
day: For to-day's sermon, "1'ho glory OF
the true God; Monday night, prayer,
the nation. community. caurch, family.
and the individually: Tuesday night,
Prayer for the Church Universal that
the Holy Spirit may rest upon it,
Wednesday night, Prayer for nations.
ard for ali VINO arc in Christianity";
Thursday night, Prayer for the chuich
NJ home. and for corporation in tho
cvangclizatiOn of The cities AMI coun-
try; Friday night. Prayer for tho
church abroad, and for increased mis-.
sionary spirit.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-04
a5o7.ooo FARE ~ REV YORK. ,
The Origin OF the Fire Unknowm--No Ii~es
Lost.

NEW YoRw, Jan. 3.-ISpcoialJ-A
careful estimate OF the biz ilro here
last night places the total loss ut S567,-
00o, more than half OF which falls upon
insurance companies. Ncvor in history
of tho fire department OF ;his city vera
the members called upon 10 baltic with
such fierce flames.
SO far there is no positive explanation
given OF the origin of tho blaze. There
is = superstition, however, that cigars
thrown clrelessly away while Still
burning caused it. IL is said that
thcrc was some smoke seen in
the Fifth Avenue rnoatre which
could not be accounted for, but
this Mr. Miner positively denies-
Professor Herman says the lire started
in the ''supe's" room from the Fifth
Avenue Theatre.
When the iirc was ut its hcigh. Herr
manns Theatre was given up for lost,
but now that the fury OF tho fire fond
has exhausted itself, the building is not
SO badly damaged after all. Hut little
entered it and tho greatest loss is by
water. Professor Herman saya tho
total damago does not eXcsed $4,000.
Repairs on the theatre will 30 begun as
soon as possible. y rumor startad to-
! the effect that some lives wero lost, but
careful Investigation by tho polioo and
| ircmen happily failed TO confirm it.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-04
THE MAYOR CHARMED
iiy tae Fidelity o! the Police Force and
+. Lacy Ho@c's EloIucncc.

isy tae Fidelity os the Police Force and
+. Lacy Hogc's EIouucncc.
The mayors ofic, was the scene last
night of = pleasant incident, being the
presentation to Mayor Evans OF . token
of esteem and friendship from the NOM
bars of the police force. Mr.. Evans had
been requested 80 bc on hand ut G:30-
the time when tho officers are being
assigned ID their beats and when he
arrived the entire force was on hand, us
was Mr.. Il. Lacy iIoge, the well-known
and eloquent lawyer, and representa-
lives OF the city press.
Promptly at $50 Mayor Evans ar
ri"cd and was conductrd to the scat
from which he dispenses inst and ad-
monition to iniractor5 OF the city ordi-
nances. MIR. lIogc then stepped for
ward and, in bahalf OF the officer, made
4 neat presentation speech taking ~
his Thesis duty. his remarks were
worthy tho eloquent souIc, whcnce
they came, and ut their conclusion
handed the mayo. 4 box containing Il
beautiful charm for =, watch claim III
the shape OF II Knights OF Pyshias
en-. blem.
Mayor Evans accepted tic gilt in ap.
Nropriate rms, in which lie took &C.
custom to cJmpl.m snt The tore for their
attention to duty. II, di~claimed do.
ing aught but the duty When he felt
compelled TO do, and said that he fell
far short Of his id ri in that pcifor anc.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-04
------e---
HOW ROANOKE GROWS.
Remarkable Showing ot The Roanoke Post
office.

Remarkable Showing az the Roanoke Post
oiiicc.
Postmaster Asbcrry' regular monthly
report for December shows the roccips
OF the postollice to be 22.sol.4s, against
e., IL .o3 for November. showing IN in
crease 70: tho month OF SlTO.I5. Tho
report for December, 1889, shows re-
ceipts amounting to ~. 6G1 o. Tho in
crease of December 1890, over Dccem-
Der. 1850, is &l.a24..l.
There has been u constant increase
during the year and the next annual re-
port Of the department., TO be made
niaich |, Will ahow that the receipts
have nearly doubled since the last re-
>pOl t.
The next annual report, said Assist
ant Postmastcr OBrcn To TINES re-
porter yesterday, will show the re-
ceipts of the Uiiicc to bc over $4,000.
We VII make Il better showing than
any o!Iic, III the State outside OF Rich
mond or Norfolk. The great increase
in the business Of the Office did not COM
monce until last May, and since that
time every month has Shown q big in
crease over the present month
THE TIMES ia tho laadlng paper OF the
mineral belt OF tho two Virginias. Ifyou
want to Keep posted on the oevelopnen
OF this section you cannot afford TO be
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ROANOKE, AND ITS SUBSCRIPTION
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BINED.
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Walter Abeii pend.

BALrIMoaE, Jan. 3. -lspeciall Wall
ter Abel, son of the late ~, s. Absll.
one OF the propriotors of tho Sun, died
unexpectedly to-day 1T his residence in
this city, aiGsr snort illness Of hears
failure.
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Cnal Minors strike.

lIUNrINopoN, Pa. Jan. 3.-[Spccial
Miners in Broad Top and East Broad
Top bitum.nous coal fields, went out on
. strike yesterday. About 5000 OF
these dissatisfied miners are said to be
but poorly equipped to endure an OK
tended strike ut this time. "a they have
only been working about hali time for
several months.
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RuN0RS OF AN INDIAN FIGHT.
The Soldiers Driven Back With
Considerable Loss.

Three Thousand uostilcs Camp Nonr Pine
Eidxe~They Refuse to surrender-Reta
Cloud Wants to Return to His Home,
But Other Hostile Chiefs Threatened
t1 Hin the First One that Starts for
the Agency.
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RED AND WILLIAMSON BAILED.
Mr.. Massie's Assaiiants I'm
known 80 the Jury.

The Bail Placed at $500 Each. and John
Davis Is the Surcty-The Verdict OF
the Coroner's Jury no Snrpr:sc-The
Released BIen In.erviewcd--Thc Rub
Der Shoe.
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Opening of Max hIeadows Inn.

The formal opening OF the Max
Meadows Inn will be celebrated by u
brilliant reception Thursday evening,
January 8, at 10 O'Clock. The following
is tho committee: IL. c. Parker, NJ. II.
Mau;y. w. d. Williamson, Edward
Ilsley, George p. Marry.
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The weather rn-uny.

Forecast for Virginia: Fair. north
easterly winds, stationary temperature
Monday.
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OLD exchanges for sale at The TINES
Office; 20 cents per 100.
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RESOLUTION NO. 1.

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