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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-15

TIME NEW STYLE Sealskn Garments man uactured by
j {. c. SHAYNE much odmired-the quality is eA.
ceent the M perfect prices extremely low l0
reliable goods Uptown 124 West 42dst. downtown, lOd
prIncest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-15

S1SO WILL Buy C. sHAYNE E . Genuine tnn 0se
in world for the money 12i IVES: 42d-st and JOB
Prnce-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-15
,,uNDAY EDITION.
NOV. is, 1891.
WON BY A GLADSTONIAN.
,vsr11 OF A BYEELECTIoN IN A DIVISION
OF DEvoNSHIRE.
.r,1. GAIN OF 2,9ol VOTES As COMPARED
WITH THE LAST ELECTION, WHEN A
rv1oyIsT WAS RETURNED.

WITH THE LAST ELLOlloS' WHEN
UN1oXIsT WAS RETURNED.
Ian Nov. 14-The election TO Gil the vacancy
bV.N House of Commons for the South Motion d.
D w - nevonshlre was held yesteFt"y, and resulted
usO" ,sc,ory for the Liberal candidate, George Lam
- The campaign in the Division has been az ex-
NJ ro The candidate Of the Liberal Unionists
~oDs conss,vatiyes who stood against Mr. Lambert
". carries W. Butler. who was nominated early in oc-
% some time after the G % Sn.r had ps9Sd
Del cops,n Of Sir Rcdvers Buler and an Irish
BE- He was formerly barrister.
We vote received by the Gladstonian candidate
i r.h larger than was that cast for Mr.. Walker,
w ".,Od candidate at the last election, while Mr.
&c ,..,. vote was much less than the vote which
,a Lord lymington in the preceding contest The
e.. ..-rs of Yesterdays election are as follows;
r rornhert f(,ladstonia ian 80
etoige ~ Butler liberal UnionisO 800
Ct1es 1,212
=, ,he preceding election the vote stood;
,n,gton Liberal T. nionist) ...-............ 4o4l
Lard Lynnkk fGiadstouisn) ............... 2352
v, ~ Ivmington's majority looS
-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
TAls oF TsC sTITt.

N,-,gt 81" bar. ar kiilci annual,
iu Maine
\ Ho, lu sanford ~. drowned b,
falling trum a briigr.
Ths ksuust--, grand jury reported 81
iuii tmsnt.. m - Nh.rh svr, Tor liquor
telling
A earnest ,iiori b. 90 '~ peat forth The
present winter Ca start frs puhiic
uhnr, Boa Eo,kland.
Two men have lo.u arrested Tor The
rulIsr, ~ Treasurer ~truut 20 Lining
tuu. III, hat i.yu a. surk ior him
pra,inu. Co N" ruh'-r,.
ou. 20 thr psss-ng,r. - ho .sil"i fruu
Portland ou ths fari.itn lsst week a.
an Eugh.h milne ONuer. worth sl'out halt
million dollars. Nhu. Nhiir un Nt.ii
o. I.n.tuu I-,am- Intoxicated. AMI shlIr
iu that condition was rubi-i oi about
sstssl.
IN, uss iron Nvs.sl tpuuvrl, known
a. cruiser ". e. huilt hy th- Bath lrun
Nurks. VA launched Tus.,iaN, ani "a
phri.t.n.4t az. Msyhia.. MIS- Efhel
iitds. daughter 81 ten. llN L.. d"ing
thr christening act. several th"usand
p-ppi. witnessed IA" l,un,hing.
ns >ur-llrrah IA. opsue,l sub
.srIpiluu a. IT, uiiic- in aid 20 the cun-
.tru,t iou 20 The BANGOR aud Nr.o.t -
RAILROAD aui slrvad, a,snoN l~lgr. Tie
rrcrilt 20 subscriptions amounting to
ssb The editor also authorize. it,
agent. o. revive ,uh.criptiou. tu the
preferred .toyk.
uis o,vsn Steamer. ~, Numerous lu
I'urt tni thi. winter. Their '-ing ~. %
~ ~ the WharNr. mD.t ~ thu time last
wv-k IN. oregon. which l-fi Portland
Thur,dsN. The "a. broke her shaft When
,i.Dut Forty mile. from furtl and, aud
had Co. II. tosvi back a. soon a. the
Neaihsr woui ALLOW.
\ black toN. which had i.cen living on
ths yuultf, afuund ,herr, field Tor some
time Ia.t. Sas caught slis, last Wcrk.
lli. kin "a. worth 80 aud for that
reason hi dsNs arr SUPPOSED to - nun
h,rvi ILL., 90, .. .uricisnt ~Nrhsngv
for thu poultry ehi,h be- has .aCrihccd
to apI~ase hi. wonderful apPetitr.
Va INIfffr lAu- NfAIlNN ia iffll ~ lifR-
gre. 20 Auhuru before a commission sho
arr o. dstvrmin. u hat the city 81 Nuharu
shall pay for thu plant ~ the Auburn
Ngueduyt Company, Ia cas. ~ purchas.
hy The city. Ihe company wants So, Oh
fur its plant. Both the company aud
the city are rrprr.sn,e,i by able counsel
man walkci into the oakland az
factory not bong ago, aud when pas-ing
/. steam punsh a.k-i suddenly. whats
that hnls forf' NJ The same time be- stuck
hi. hngvr into the hols. n wasn't ~
aCtlN planned Zoe cutting 90 hngvr., hut
that l. exactly What Il did 10 the anX-
iogs inquirer's digit. Their are time.
when a question ne,,is no answer.
\ locsl paper reports fatal acciden,
o. a Young girl Who resided ~ william
Does In rarsonsheld. She had lecn q
msmb..r - the family fur about three
yrtr.. aud bccam- greatly attached To-
colt Mr.. Doe was raising. The colt sc,m-
IL 90 appreciate the attachment aud ~as
ycr, PLAYFUL. Til. time hi. PLAY fulne.s
"a. II serious ending. liz kickei the
girl 80 severely that she died immedi-
afgly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
OBITUARY


NJ. l.. ~tearn., Ex-Governor % FLORIDA,
drOpped dead Tuesday evening % heart
failure al the residence 20 his wife.
mother. Mr.. II. II. Walker, at Palatine
Bridge, y. \. Governor ,tearns va.
born Ia Lowell. Maine. - years sgo.
IL catered the army la ls6l a. private,
and wss promoted Ia flrst lieutenant.
lie lost his right arm la the battle of
Winchester. IL held appointment.
under President. Grant and HAYES. Mr..
~tearns wa. elected 20 the legislature 81
FLORIDA and served four years az speaker
~ the assembly. lie wss governor of
the state three years. Mrs. stsarns, ae-
companied by her mother and brother,
Edwari 4. Walker, left Palstiue Bridge
Wednesday morning. With the remains,
for Lowell where the funeral took place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

The late Dr Thomas ilill Nho pre-. Eel
Over the First Baptist church, Portland,
had not only the reputation by all via
knew him, ~ icing q man ~ large .chol.
arship ani great intellectual ability, bat
was naturally one Of the mo.i Kindly
disposed ani obliging of men. The
following !. ,ne II very many INSTANCE.
no doubt that can 10 told ~ the god
dc,ior: 4 tesm,tef va. delivering a
load ~ lumler. II MAS In the winter
time during thsw, and the hs aud
snow was pretty near oil from the side
walk and yard entrance. The driver.
patience and strength vas Sell nigh ex-
hsu.te'i IN hi. effort. Ia aid his horses,
whsn the Dr. Who was visiting next
door, sewing and grssplng the situation
AZ glance, excused himself io his host
e.s. and FASTENED az once to the assist
ance of the tesmster Who, with the Dr.
ingenuity aud strength, soon oyercamc
all difficulties.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

The bull ling committee ~ the Morl q
Pair Commission. Hon. \. ". lliNhy, Hen
T.. Bts. ! and Mr.. &c. Burleigh. met a
the state House "Wednesday. Ihri h1N'
h.cn inlu.triou.ly at work for man,
week. and examined plans from eight III
frrrut architects. They ao~pted, Wei
n-.dsy, q design for the Maine hullliinl
drawn hy Architect Chhfl-. :. fro't nj
Chicago. formerly 80 i.rNi.ion. II l. fnl
an o-tagontl structure ~ two stories
diameter IS feet. bright 81 feet. III
flf.t story Nill D. ~ granite contrihut vi
from Maine guauies aud ranging iruu
r"ck-facr,i Ia poli.bc,l. IL ~ill d. eat
Nheu iinlshcd. The second story viii ~
SQUARE With octagonsl bilconie.. III,
roof also Will h. eight sided. The CON
mittcc will push forward IA" work 81 con
s,ructIou a. rapidly a. possible.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

rrv.iieut Harrison. m~.agv, which
-. delivered o. both hou.c. 20 cougrcss
lat "Wednesday. d. nrcv..arii, a long
ioumsui, 81. the many Important mat
tsr. requiring atteuti"n c"uh uot he
even hrisfy referred to Vithout couslt-
cradle isugih iu che aggregate. o. b. a
document shiyh D.. h-ru sat,hed for
With cuu.ilerah', lutrrr.i b, tho-e vho
sI.hrl to 81. iu.i shat expression the
administration ~ould msss upon various
questions. and even ths mu.i carn".i
opponent. % che administration hui BE-
hard o. make adverse criticism 20 the
mes.ag, that @. an,th.ug si.s than tri,-
nl
eur foreign relation. runf.uue p"src-
fll ani frirudl, with an nations, sNcvpi
that ih- Misunderstanding With ltsl,
and ,hili have not set hevu adjusted.
The Affair With ltai, ihe president does
not duuHi wiil D. settled satisfactorily
bat b. make. ih- Suggestion that ihs
federal cuurt. ought tn have Iuri.ii,tiou
i1 cs... where the trvni, right. q Cor.
,,gurr. are inyolN~i The th.Iau a.
fair. grrsiug out - fh- rv,-ui attack
upon sailor. ~ IN baltimore, b.. de-
guessed lu mo,irratr bot hrm tuus
The pfesiI.ut shows that during N
civil wsr iu chill oar government main
tanned I'm attitude ~ absolute ncutrlf,
sui that any feeling against thi. vDln.
or, whth nav D. entertained hN th'
,hli.n- 81. siih,ai tuuuisiiou. Th'
,hilnu mattel. h.. .asg--i., ma, "a lttl'
later b, truughi tu 90" aiieuiiou of
cougrr.. h, .r-yihl mr..asr, u prog
~. tos srd q settlement b. upt made.
u,s removal = The embargo ou Amer
lean pork 20, Euvp-n governments
BE- not,i viih Satisfaction.
muius to The ar,f. The prv.iiru
show. that th- pr.-ii,ti"ns 20 ,i-s.t~
from the surking. 20 the nrs tarif have
uu, h~-u verified, bat that cur iuryis'
trade -. never 80 Arsv - nos. Of.
p-cAll, lea frye imports, that ths tryAs
ury a.. never lu b-ttrr condition. uo
ths country morv generally pro.p"ruu'
Further trial - The az j.. urged, an.
change iu The 'auf ispr-,airi al. dl.
t4rbius iu th,.r infa-ugr upon trad
aud ,aluvs
Ihe president states s4unrrly that h
b.. OPPOSED o. tn frc, coiuagr % silver
bat believe. fgll coin uss 20 .ii'c
.hnuld h- made a. .oon o.. an Information
al basi. ~ value r,u - agreed upon.
o. ,io.ing The president expose. th
danger. lurking in The Michigan plan %
choosing presidential el-,tor. by con
srr..ioual Districts, and advise. = con
.tltutioud amendment o. make th
method uniform in an ths .iatr.. ~
returns io 10, .uh'-,t % natl nal con
troll - natioual elections. aud suggest.
uon-partisan commission O. take th.
~hols question under aivi.rm-ut au.
construct .om- plan b, whi,h fraud o.
90. .ufagv may br che, k~d and eic,
tiHus made fr-..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
noon FOR ONE MORE.
sIN Drss. AM ont, rnE CANDIDATES
~ Ing rRIxg u-T.

There. an cxcrll.ut opportunity Tor
some other oxfor'i County town % ZONE
Into the prize ll.t. 4 single vote will do
IL.
The ,o,cs revived up to Monday noon
arr az follows:
M .eorEv n shaw, Parts nm. i0a
Ni.- iielsn 4. Rislsr. Hartford. so
Mis. Je.is Csidssii. Raslnsli. as
Me. N isaRis rslu,er. tasi sumpeT, ~a
Ms. Myr. I, Racsa. nrysnt's Pod, su
M. ohvsr -. curtis. south PARE, 81
Mr.. Aifr.i : kiuiAll. Norway.
Loai-s q nrslhury. Norway, n
Remembcr, YOU have only Ia Keep
your vote shrid ~ other candidate. IN
YOUR own town to keep your name In III"
prise-li.t -prosilc'i your town v one Of
th. IN leader. q. shosn bN the vote.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

Occasionally the man who !. intere.te,
In the study 81 anatomy can find q pref.
~ good specimen In Maine. Richard
Wiley If Cherry field, found a wonder
ful one last week while dressing a deer
In the .hspe of maple stub, nine inches
In length aud one and one hall lnche. In
diameter. embedded In the animals hody
The wound hid fully healed, aud the
deer was nlmble a. cat. This ease i
about a. peculiar a. that Of the man who
survived after having a tsmping lar
driven straight through hi. skull.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
MARRIED

In Ne.t rsfu Ds,. q. ~ ~, ~ Hays. NJ
I,srsti ~ia. sni Mr. bstrs y whitnsf l-.th II
piN hsht
lE Wet rsfa Nss .. iIafrt.stn nfu~a n
Csut.a. set Ms ttsra u Mur'io-k - piNnsh
o. Vet .uhufn. Nat Is, fhiltas " f~rrvy
- nisastt. ansi Annis " Nefriu - Auhafu
L. a. LiSfsri ltus :. ~ nrs Ns-ssft nulksA +.
lnnk 4 henistan - Lowell. All lIriha \
ssmunnn - ~tansham
o. rrfu. tSv q. ~ D Nym,ah. - 4 y
khaN spt Ahhsa 4 lufs
- NJ Isd 4 -urtstant act Nfs iAua :.
luik. l-th - ~amasf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
oto

u nsthsi H.. s. NJ i,dis it..s. s.r'-i s'-'u'
q YEAR
IL >s-ry a., Z. uu. ns.s'. ar-,i sl-'ui q
frars
~ Auiayef. IN s. HsnA = liastinss, unlI
o. fsars tnonths
o. Nar~af. nss. A. thsftss = ~anluru, sssi
A. frafs niuuths aHt .. iays
tn 'antHn ruiut ~ !! Mr. icnnis sifs n
u Nsiisf, sEs-i ~ Ysafs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
sIN.I.I CORES

sInEs CuTiss - a. tssu,l-rrtt 49, fHuf crnts
eafh ftsF wtIl - ulailfsi rufsiT "a - pftra ~
- rahnshers 80 90 a. osnveniTnFs 20 rstf,aas
sinss ourtrs 20 20 80 a tssas haze t-su rsaszl ui
a. ~ a. fnihFsinE nlarss in ~ tHuntF
-sUtk rarts. tsrrFF's ufua ~tfrs
~hartkT's ttruz -tnrs
Nnrsar NHFFs uruE ~tHrV
MulsastI - Atsfssi Postmaster
uiHnstl Frank tisfsFs fostuastsf
Frvsbafg. ~ tssts. insaranrs uros
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
Carriage Painting md storage

Ne Ihs. = N"uus annsan.s' that D. "a. ~
sy-nsi ~ b N itaFsrti psiat st'p. neaf isi.t.
>ofshF shrfv 10 sil - stai a. Me- at hs
az fftsnis gnt h.ssts - 80 &C., = hsn thsF
sani . nrst sisss 80 = fafftsss. sisa ~ ufus
lssutai t-siuuns Aarh fs-sfu 30 stafagr -
rafftsF st skishs hrlufh g. Mo 30 paint
Ins H. aautT ia suafantss - afst rlass sufk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

10 wsisrfori -, s. - ihs ~lis 81 Ei~sri
4. tItsn, san.
~ Frysbars. ns,. :. - ~ ~iis oil D Hast
ings. daugttrr.
In gauafsri Ceuir,. py,r. a g. ths siis -
Ma Uayt 900
In Moth >orssy. ~, n, ~ tn site u Ch,..
Nsuiu . $50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

A review % the work In the Maine
shipyaris for the past year shows that
there have been during the year i3t ves-
sci. built In Maine, withs total tonnage
Of JO,3Js tons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

TsHxs Ell - year N pAid str,stiy IN aivangs
Other~i-s tis yesr. >iaEs coIls. osnts
AuytHft.ssE>f. Al h-xNl siysFti-sssents srv
.ivsn thrvs consecutive ln-srtiuhs fur ~ ~ 80
lnsh in lsagtA - c.luma. SPIRAL ouutrafts
srs.
Jos rHI~ftNa Wee tyTs. fat prvs-cs, stsa1a
pa.sf. sNpsrtsnresi ~ufkmsn AT - rrt0es
cuaihins D. u.aks this dspsrtmsnt % oaf tusl
80. Compists AL I.palsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
sr,rp 90 MANI

srNrE 10 MAtNI
-trHENT lttlttai tutat. ~ N,,,rtu~
nftutt. i,,s 2. u ipi.
tI=sn ~ frrrguinE ui-l urisrri. that ~
ni-lsnt sifs nftirs O. ~ saii ismss Nshsf ~ az
t~af q. tor ~ lustirs - uuf >apVmT iuislaI
iuuft g. a. hnlisn ~ fars. sthln SCI - ~
luuutf - uNftfi un ~ sr'unl turslaf ~
tshfuaft Z n t-fi by puhnshins IN aitssirl
sarf - ssIi ufl sr.i thls Hffirr ttsrr,su. thfrr
sssk surfssslFrlf in So bsfFri isrnlf-fst. /,
nFa stsaf-Ff pftrtHi tu rarts. tu uuF tuuutf n
go fsf,t a. AT puhifstiin a. - thlfty hafs II
,.sst rriuf a. AL sssuut Tuss.isY ufisht i~i
that o. tnaY tilfrv An.l tirn ln uuF al tuaf'
apt-ar aul 49, fauss NJ anv h. taFs. shr ~
TraFsf - All ul-isni shuuti ~ tr sfants,i
tNus n ftt-tIH
Iustifs - tss -uprvtns iuittsl tHuu
4 tfus cupf. aits-t
AiHEHT AUsTtN. Cisrt } 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
acre ASo r-GRE

The long session 20 yuugrvss oI-uvi
at MonisN HE sp+akershlp upnte.t
rv.u.ts,i in th- choke ~ 'ri.p ~ Georgia
Ca ths thirtirth ballot Boa the p,mp,rAti,
caucus. 4. the bymuyrat. Boa The hDuse
uutuumhsF thu Republicans ah"ut thrrv
o. one, the Republican ..is uf The house
will have a chance o. .it back aud watch
The fan. Nrr, Iittl, Wurk NilI prubahl,
D. done bsfurv Christmas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15

l.aa, ~awtelI. petition Cor nsS tra
ha. h.vu promptly d-ui-i b, the New
Hampshire court. H. wanted o. maxi
ths yuurt bslieSy. a.. - lasi rvsort. that h.
Killed hi. brother in Maine bat the eNi
dsnvv b. rvll-i uu "a. Wtinl, hls owl
statement. aud M. testimony shuNr,l
him o. p. such q y,snsummAte liar that 4
Nas almost impossible Tor him Ca tell th'
truth People generally fssl that th'
ds,i.iou d. in a,yDrd with .trirt iustigv
and Maine brvathes Sigh ~ relief thai
Jurisdiction over IN. murderer l. not Q,
D. transferred o. her .oiI.
communication o. the Portland lre.'
relative 90 The k~-l, cure Tor drunken.
u~.s make pertinent this suggestion
from western paper
m th,.-s So az -sarrhing ansT "surv rur,
fsr trunkruuFss suuf Iuu trukiug uhils
thsy az suklus % % thsy svaai hni r.
The communication referred o. enira,
ors 90 corrryt some popular misapprv.
hsusion. In regard o. the hccly cure, a.
follows
% i.s. n1t profss. O. sr..iirsis frum airailo1,
slTtiuas TO- s.ssi- aut r,sts - aIcunair lsiisin
~lib.sgt .sssTtns ia - o. thrv. ssss. whsr,
e. r-fsrrls-i instrtsts uiu nni hira-sif aftst
nasnv mUuths % -traEzle AL sarsrtng Tat 4
o. ~ a. oil ir,i him-slf frvci tr's'n m alrv
hsH- hatn
Then In the end the man must depend
upon his own Will \ man whose phy ..
bal condition has b--n seriously iui-
paired b1 malaria. NAV by proper treat
msnt 10 restored % some degrcc oi
health. hut II h. chooses o. 20 back aud
live In the swamp. b. NAV eXpe,t ths
malaria o. D. worse than before. - II
the drunkar,i. after icing freed from the
alcOhol habit. chooses to e. hack a. 10,
b. finds his descent vastly more rapid
than lsfOre. We man Was ever reformed
without the aid % hi. own will.
Nmherst's victorious football eleven
contains two mulattoes, Que "a whom i
captain 20 the team. a. well a. being
near the head II his class In his studies.
An exchange reports ease which
suggests the value of IRE ESCAPES. \
tall "a. held In a hall In the third story
81 q building. with only Que exlt--a mar
row stairway late In the evening q
fire started In the store next the stairway
on the first hoor. Nv q fortunate acci-
dent Il was discovered before getting
much headway. hut In a very few min
utes more u would have cut OF exit by
the stairway. The situation ~ the pep
pie In ths thlr,i-.iory ball RON under
such circumstances u not pleasant "a
consider. IL u perhaps unnecessary To
say that this did not occur In Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-15
sIAII. nI MAINl..

uNlukn e.
o. 49, Ito Ia.tif. - ~ suprvs-~ iu.iifisl
taaft usNt g. ~ hsiisn 81 Parts sthin ani &c
sali sahty nn ths ssruni fafsiaT - 'Ni'''Ff.
" toi
iuns Nshsf - o,fsri ia 49, Usuniy ry.I-.t
falls Fvtsv-snts that ~ uasiisn $3.50 so Jana
.utlsn that 80 so iasfuIy mafsi~i o. lamss
Mahsf ~ tast t.r,-usth in ~ sttte - hhssir
t.iansi Ma m. 4 ~ ts-s ~ Me- v lislhsan
t.f.ari ~ 49, hasissnt sss fsnhful. tfus as.i
arsstiansts stfs thsi ruuf ut-iisnt htel sih
hsf ssll huslaauIi a. a. STATE - Nhris lslanfi
sni Nains uii Lace 4 II t~i shsn hsf SAL
tusisnt uthlui last sNnss. isssTtsfi fupf hi@l
tsrt sinfs sht.h tie 80 hss r~rsttri - supt-F'
'f,sui hia thsi iarinE ihsif AT uaislataiinn
~ saIi haslathsl 49, sni 80 la sits.s snHi
ruudftaei halits - lntHNt atiHn Tat dunhs
thsIr sah rsshslitstinu - frssIusntlf trratsl
fuaf uis'tsst tn rrusl ant alusifv tnanrsf
thst touf ut-ilknt has fysilr.i o. gel faih in
a. .tHs - Nsire sinrr iuns siri u ls".
that tauF Hlsiiant "a nate diussnt sn.tuifN
Fut has rff i-sn ah's a. asfsftaIs set tf-s -
80 49, rystisuT- - hsf 49, hushahi
Nhsryflrv Youf uts'sut pave that iifurrs
a. - isyfvst ff,san 49, tuuis - matfirnun'
o.. s,tttins t-tsesn lFf au.i irf sati huslani
pst.i a. u,fsf'i this 'istssuth iaf - tni-f
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-10

body Interested in Roanoke will be de-
lighted to know that the shapties be-
tween the Wright block and the shell
on the corner of Jefferson street and
Railroad avenue arc to DO replaced by
two elegant and substantial three story
brick business buildings, before the
dawn of another new years day.
Mr.. A. S. Asberry will begin tho cree
ton OF q handsome business house on
Jefferson street Immediately adjoining
the Terry building about June Ist Tho
dimensions will be % feet front running
back 100 feet, and five stories high. 1t
will be built of Richmond granite. and
ornamentcd in elegant style. This
building will cost about $4,000. The
plans have not yet been made.
SALEM AVENUE.
Salem avcnue will not be entirely
left N the race.a BESIDES tho several
handsome buildings now going up on
that thoroughfarc, the Roanoke Loan,
Trust and Safe Deposit Company will
soon commence the erection of hand
some $4,000 business house in front of
the building now occupied by the COM
pany. MesSrs. Grinbcrg & Morris have
already had plans prepared for five
story building on Henry street, extend
ing from Salem avenue to Railroad ave-
nue.. The ground floor will be used as a
salesroom and will be occupied by the
owners. There will be two elevators,
one freight and ono passenger, commu-
nicating with tho upper floors, which
will be used for the immense Wholesale
business of the firm. The building will
cost about $4,000.
Further out Salem avenue, between
Roanoke and Park streets. will be the
$4,000 opera house that will be erected.
This will be one of the handsomest
theatres in the State.
OTHER BUILDINGS.
DR.. Jos. A. Gale will erect large
warehouse on Railroad avenue in the
rear of the Gale block that fronts on
Jefferson street. The building will be
55xlO0 and three stories high, trimmed
in granite and terra Gotta. 1t will cost
$1,000.
Samuel Kinnier will erect a two-story
brick building with iron front on Com
mercc street, at a cost of about So 900.
Thomas Bros. contemplate erecting
some time this year handsome double
building on Commerce street opposite
Hotel Ponce dc Leon. The building, if
erected, will be four stories high and
will be one of the best business blocks
in the city.
Quite humber of smaller business
buildings will be erected in different
parts of the city.
The Roanoke Construction Company
will soon begin the erection of four
story hotel on Commonwealth avenue.
just north Of the Hotel Roanoke Com
pany. The building will be of brick
and stone and will contain 81 rooms. 1t
Will be IL handsome structure, supplied
with the modern hotel convcnicnces. 1t
will cost Sl5, 900.