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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22

BERLIN. = Jest juz rze"za
prawie pewna, re a rosvjski W kon-
Gu ~biezacego miesiaca odwiedzl cesa.
RIA nlemieck,ego W Berllnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22
MENASHSA, w 8.

MENASHSA, W 8. - Kolei
Chicago & Northwestern budu q
tutaj ma po1noc cd American
Express Office nowy dworzec koIei
zelaznej, kosztem 20 tyslecy
dolar6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22

2ARYZ. = w sameJ Fran
cyl podpisano ma pozY czke rosyJ-
ska try razy tax wysoka SINE.
jak Rosya zada}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22
Nova polska pracow-
MIA krawiecka
W Stevens Point!
Otworzyf
]. 4. kITE R KY
Rog Clark, i 2giej I'll.

DO ropoty zaangazowanY licz-
ny personal nailepszych krawc6w
mesk'ch W Stanie Wisconsin,
Kapita} wiozony W interes i
owar dochodzl kllku tyslecy do.
larow. liczy sic tez ia pracownia
do mai "iekszych W mlesc,e.
K o 0 t d O b r a, a c e.
n a o s W ma d a.
s o " O b ecnych b.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22
Y CHICAGO,

w CHICAGO. parku
Washingtona zastrzeIlf sic, nle]akls
Emanuel gladden., straciwszy ca3y
sw0j majatek W grze gle}dowej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22
MIASTO

MIASTO Sheboygan, W
Stanie Wisconsin, ofiarowa}o 1000
dolarow ma wyczvszczenle tamtej-
szego portu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22

w HELENA, Mont, vi eto
pare zb61ecka, mezczyzne nazwis-
klein Henryk Clark okofo 10 lat
~liczaca dzlewczyne, przebrana "a
~mezcyzne, pochodzenia norweg-
skiego. Para ia luz Cd kilku lat
nlespokoifa lasy, dopuszczajac sic
rabunkow. Dziewczyna anna juz
napad1a k1lku mezczyzn obrabo-
wafa. Ch}opa chce lud lyncho-
wac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22
MIN

Pszenlca-Nr. l hard OSLO; Mr.. l
Northern 90c. Mr.. 2 Northern
S5c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22

SANTIAGO. - w dnlu 18
pazdziernlka wyblerano W Chile
delagat6w, majacych W przysz}ym
mreslacu wyblerac prezydenta.
Wszystko odby}o sic spokoJnie.
Stronnictwo koscielne CORA. = w
dniu IS pazdz1ernlka przysz}o W
Valparaiso do b6lki mledzy matt.
kami Stanow Zjednoczonych z
okretu ~ojennego Ballimore] a
ma]tkami c%hlli]skimi. Jeden mary
narz amerykahski zosta} zabity, a
kllku chililskich clezkie odnlosio
RAINY.
BERLIN. Niemieckie
stronnictwo spokojnvch socyalist6w
zupeInie od}aczylo,sie Cd anarchls-
tow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22
AMERYKA
W MICHIGANIE liczy obec-
ME Farmers Alliance" $50 grup,
z liczba czionk6w $50 tyslecy.

W OMAHA, Nebr., okoto
5000 ludzi w4amafo sic do w,ez:e g.
MA i wywlekI' 20 lata ~liczacego
nigra George Smith, kt6ry dopus.
CT sic szkaradnej zbrodni ma
ptecieletniei dzicwczynce. Fo-
wiesili 60 potem ma sfupie
telegrafIcznym priced sadem.
Siedm;u przywodcow ttumu poz.
niej przYaresztowano, wszeluko
tfum zmusi4 wfadze, il S wypusc fy
ma wolnosc "a kaucya. Dwoch
innyoh sdota}y wtadze uwiez6 W
bezpieczne miejsce do Tapillion.
W WASHINGTON, Daviess
Co.. Ind, spallf sic ratusz re
wszYstk prawie dokumentami.
Zweglone papiery z urzedn h,po.
tTcznego znalezione p%rzesiakte re.
Irolejem, taz il bez w%atpie1ia O.
glen zostat podfozony. Wszystkie
tytufy grunt6w, h'poteki i doku.
menta oszacowania psdatkow staiy
sic pastwa ptomieni. Ratusz byf
z~bucowany 7. 1877 "a
$135 900.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
TIE cTEuocLE ron WEALTH.
Honey Potential factor In Nost or tho
World'a Misery.

Honey Potential actor In Nost OF tho
Worlds Misery.
What i3 the rlo.t active fcctor of evil
in this country ut TIC present time? It
Is not drunkenness, nor RIGHTEOUSNESS,
nor in1dcllty. 1t is not bad politics, and
it is net cny thing thct 10 disrcputable
and Under tho ban. 1t is simply the pre-
vailing craze fer wealth. ard nothing
else. Fron childhood to old acc the aver
cSc nan thinks OF nothing but money
getting. Everybody is impatient to
make fcrtrrc in u hurry. Naturally
people tale what San JCncs calls tho
nigh cuts" 10 nan can love money
AID long retain Coincidence and Cccd
principles.
The struggle for wealth. says the At
lanta Ccnotituticn, l.; ruinirr crd kill
ING people. During The panic tic ether
day, lrol:cr dropped Gccd in Wall
street. Another brol:cr il low York, q
few days before, Titled hi1neclf. |. v3as
all about g matter Ct mercy. Lcoli ct
our Gcf2ultiny Southern State Trccnrr-
CTS, Vincent, Tatc, I:rr,:c ;.nd IIcr.iac-
w2y. They :.c row GisGr:ccd. dead, in
pri:cn Grin exile. Money Was TIC Cause.
Ard there Gro verse t!,iarS. Voolfolk,
who died on TIC f,allcws 9 tcv daya aco,
murdered Ills whole family in the l,opc Of
getting money. And Dirchcll, ju1t over
the line il Canada. Thial. CT lis case.
a clever. wcll-eGucctcd young fellow. Of
coed family with arrctty and devoted
vic. For the sake CT {. few hundred
dollars he ccccycd n nan into the
ewcrap, and shot hi-a down like dor!
All for money. Then there Was Sclby
Jones, CT Kcnecs City, WHO committed
suicide the ether day. IIc wanted to
Iaovc il the beet CT society, ncd the re-
cult was q shortage in his accounts of
scvcnty-Ivc thousand dollars. When
detection rtarcd EiIa in the face lie tool,
leap in the dark. Honey again. &C.
sides these loid fellows VIC have n few
I1illion sncalis and robbers who keep
inside OF the law, and grind their fellow
I1cn, crd resort TO Shylocll methods to
ill thcirpocl.cts When ono thinl;s of ell
t,:cSc thi0Gs TIC money devil begins to
locra up L very Tctcutial factor lie is
the c:usc Ct nest Of tic crime and raic-
cry CT our day.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
CYM?ATHT FOR C-C--3TSRS.
a Case IN y.iilc., 1t Worked tho Object
Injury I:aticr THIN Good.

a Case IN T!ilc., 1t Worked tho Object
Injury I:at!icr Thin Good.
Nct one dcscrtcr il fifty il caurht,
end the unwillinTfic:s CT citizens to
give information that will lead to their
apprehension cciact i,nc3 leads to Gu
rioUs complications. ScEo yc@rs cGo,
says 0n officer i: TIC United Stctcs
service, C. younT graduate from Vet
Point Wac sent to the Tcst and de-
tailed for special Guty with squad OF
Indian scouts. So long as he was with
his party he, CT course. v:s able to
keep his bearings. bet ono day, return
ing from an expedition ilto the mount
ains, the party stopped for dinner, and.
after dining, he directed the Indians to
go on to the post, while lie would fol-
low On hour or two later Not &C.
custoracd to the mountains, he lost his
way. The Indians carlc to tho post
without hiIn end reported that lie had
not ovcrtal:cn them. bit cS they wero
directed to 60 ON they obcycd orders
end did net rcturr to search for him. y
day or two passed. crd Is no ncvya
c:rnc CT the missing officer. his friends.
who esteemed hi, highly. sent OCT the
Indians 70 trace lin Up end find him.
They followed his trail fer two hun
drcd miles md repeatedly had news OF
hlfa, IS lie was cccn by miners and
prosncctors, but col.G Get no inforEa-
ton iron them cs to tho direction he
had taken, IS lie YES supposed to DO q
dcscrtcr from TIC crrly, crd no ono
would cid the soldiers to run him down.
l!c was found TT last, cftcr over O
vcc.i'a wandering, almost decd and out
Of lis head with hunger, thirst and cx-
poaurc, NIL of which lie owed to the gen
crel sympathy for descrtcrs, Tor had the
civilians aided the scouts he might have
been ovcrtakcn in a few hours
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
New Orleans to New York.
p ~ tho NV VIZ, SIN.


In ri mt changes IT" annourc d in
the manag ...n. VI he Shenandoah
Vai., .~.-" hy the No,i.Ik and West
tern, int, whose ,ntrol the road has
passed. IL is now known ~ the Mary
land and Washington branch OF thu
Norfolk and W,strrn. and has been
separated into two divisions, tn. on.
extending from Roanoke 10 Shenandoah
and the 9TH from the latter pl.c. 20
Harerstuwn. Zach having its own super
IL to iden Under the new manag. :
mrnt n through freight and paas,.ng +
traffic fr, N New Orle ns to New York
will be establish 10y The Western
Maryland and the phi!ad lphia and
Reading ~ soon ~ tho former road
makes mn ction with the Reading ut
Harrisburg. All this nrran cement,
were rxp, cited to be jmpl,t t. d by next
month. tut tho late strln ycncy in the
money mark, has prev, nit tho West
ern Maryland from floating the bonds.
1t iarxp ctod. however. thatrvrrything
will b. x,rtngcd at an railu day. The
CUMBERLAND Valley will be a. heavy
loser by this new deal, u c,uss at tho
present timu aim ,st all The through
freight and as,cn .rr traffic from the
Norfolk and Western IS transicrr, d at
this point III That road. In ant patton
of tn, increased traffic over TX road ih..
Ne tern Maryland is nayingc ,n-tr, c;oi
la 20 numb Of p werful engines 10
d." aims over the Blue Ridge.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
AN INTELLIGENT ROOSTER.
10 IS Donf and f'umb. Cut Is Ablo to
Take I-i3 Own Enrt.

no As bcai ana liumb, Cut Is Ablo to
Take I-i3 Own rnrt.
a gentleman living on the outskirts
CT the city, rear Hack Rock, owns
curiosity Tic lilrc of which Darnu,1
never dreamed Ct, says tho Euffalo
IN. ~ ESprcss. 1t is dcuf-and-dulab
rocatcr u full-Erown, brilliantly
plracd, Lrcwn LcGhcrn chnnticlccr
= that has lost his voice, can
neither crow nor clucls, nor mako
cny ether audible sound with his vocal
orpar, ta5; docs not wallo up the ncich-
bcrhocd tt five o'clock in tho morning
with en- everlasting coc.1-a-doodlc-tloo;
docs net i've IN alarm Of hawks every
tirac n black cloud crossco tho sun, but
is sill &c much the lord Of tho chicken
Paris C3 ever.
lie has not always been thus. Up to
the t-Ino he was eight months old To
was CO noisy us any young rooster need
be. Then lie got his head caught in IL
barbcd-wirc fence in ouch u way Us to
nanglc his neck ind probably tear out
the vocal cords Losing tho power to
make sounds, he evidently forget how
to hear them. At least now, ct tho acc
OF three years, no givcs no evidence of
1900 40. AN<S IN LIuhC3 Ills eyes Qn-
swcr for cars and voice, too. II cny ono
wanted proof that ho was really deaf
and dumb. those eyes would be convinc-
Ing. There Is nothing he tloca not sec.
When the flr.t GLOW of sunrise appears
he bcGins the duties Of the day by rous-
ing all the rest OF the fowls in the hen
merry in his own original way. lie Wallis
ground to each enc, crd kicks it OF its
perch. There Is no resisting such an In.
vitation to Get up. It's much moro CT
fcctivc than Growing. When lie gets n
challenge to fight he does cot stop to
announce wll;,t lie cen Go. lie Cocs and
docs it And his battlcs gro cI victor
ious.
Tho Ecst remarkable thing about
this intelligent lirt. however, Is the
fact that, though deaf, he can dis
tinCriSh between IN edmoniticn to
"shoo" and q request to conc to dinner.
How he does t is nystcry, but it is
believed that lie tells by the motions of
The LIPS end general attitude CT the per-
son who addresses him.
A course CT Instruction in q dcaf-and-
durab institute is ell this rooster needs
to learn to talk will, his spurs.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
THE OUTBREAK MAY Be OVER.
y Majority of the Hostiles Have
Removed Their War Paint.
They arc Camping Near tho Frlendiic: -
Tho Sioux Chiefs Ask Permission TO
Visit Washington and IL is Grantee =
This VIII Itcmove nlt Danger OF eight
Ing for Some Time.

WARRINGTON, Jan. l5.-fSpccall =
Tho allowing has been received from
the Ev ming Stars staff correspondent
at Pine Ridge agency, dated january
is: "The Si,nx outbreak of iS9O-9i is
ever. I her, may be, and probably will
be, trouble with a few small detached
bands OF hostiles. but the great ma jority
Of those who r"volted against the
authority of the u lifted States Govern
mont have removed their war paint and
are camp d near tho friendly Indians to
the southwest of ia, agency, just ACROSS
White Clay or ok"
telegram was received at the War
Dcpartm' mt to-day frsm Gen. Miles,
asking permission for a number II
Sioux chiefs to visit Washington for the
purpose Of comforting with the Presid, mt
in egard 0 their conditi N. After CON
sulting win 81 cretsry Noble, Secretary
Proctor autographed General Miles Civ
ing tho desired nrrmission. General
Miles Says that sending the chiefs Eas
will answer IL double purpose, namely.
satisfy them, and bridge over til"
transition pcrioi bctw"n war and
peae". di-prl distrust and hostility and
restore confd ncc. IL VIII also bc IL
qua ant,o Of prace while they arc
absent.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
ARE THEY KNITTING cLEvELANp9

a still, Small Meeting of Democratic Nn-
tionai Committeeman In Washington.
singular but not surprising stury
has gone from Washington into general
circulation. says tho New York Sun.
On Friday last, ao:ordin, to the narra-
tive, several OF tn, III mbers OF the
Democratic National Committee met ut
the house. of Senator German. upon
the invitation of Colonel Br.c. 1t wa,
not formal meeting of the Nation Il
Committee. and several grntl'.m, n of
tat budy who arc supposed to be par
tcularly friendly TO MIR. Cleveland were
ncl her notified nor exp csrd.
Among other things di. cusscd was
tho part which the Dem cratic clubs
throughout the Union might take in
the next Presid initial Canvass; and
here again there was signiiic mt
omission to o.ll into the consultation
the Hon. Chauhc.y Forward Black, of
Pennsylvania, who is the president of
the Association of Dem, cratic clubs,
aud who not only IS Conspicuous among
the adorers OF MIR. Cleveland. but was
also right on the ground ut Washington,
willing and waiting IL be consulted.
Such Is the story. Tho sequel, as re-
lated, is that hundreds OF Geographic
dispatches skipped along the wires from
Washington to William street, warning
MIR. Cleveland that no was KNITTED" in
Tho National COMMITTEES: in other words,
that certain Dem, Gratis were dis GUESSING
Democratic prusp, Gus in the absrnc of
himst II or of any duly accredited per
sonal representative of his. Saturday
morning witnessed tho ,parture from
New York to Washington OF that dis
tinguished ex journalist and actual
horse RAILROAD maguatr, Colonel La
mont Tho purpose uf the Colnncrs visit
III plain language. WIS to discover what
In shoel WAS going on.
While VIC are Ill possession OF no facts
throwing light upon this mt, resting
and somewhat pathetic episode, it l.
PLAIN that Under c rtain circumstances
/: might be highly inc ,nvcni mt for the.
demo cratic ad,is To discuss ID, n,,-
cratic pros'it Cts in the prescnc. of MIR
Gievrland's personal representative or
pr culiar friends. Suppose that the
rsp cial topic of conversation was the
silver question and its probable eft CT
upon party relations in the next cam.
paipn. What could be- said upon the
subj CT? How could there TIC any free
and unIrammrlled discussion OF IT, all
important bearings. without involving
rmarks that would br di. @ Mrttous and
duplicate when uttered in the presence
OF a Cleveland drvotre?
There are C .rtain Giles in which it
Is positive inLiscretiun to speak Of n
rope.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

Is THERE anything you
wish to buy or sell?
DO you want rooms ?
DO you want board !?
DO you want employment !?
Have you stock for sale?
Have you rooms for rent -?
Do you want boarders =?
1t you want anything or
have anything to dispose Of
put all advertisement in THE
TINES. 1t will cost only one
cent per word, and will bring
what you want.
Situations Wanted and
"foullds" inserted free Of
charge.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
s0UrHW.st .4-.,l.4A NOTES.

R3al estate tranSf ~ rtOO d in tho
August mnty iurt ol'rk y oiiic fu =
Ing lo1J numb r l,T27, di.tribut ii Ike"
tnis: In beverly Manor, III; Middle
River, 1871; MOTH River, %: Pastures.
81; Riverh"ads. SO; South RIVER, l,i03.
OF those in South RIVER fully eleven
hundred w"ro tho result OF transactions
in BASIC City.
The Burnb Vista Advocate states. as
evidt nos of mid-winter activity. that
SIZE, 900 hu, been invested In land d in
forests around l}urna Vista during the
past Thirty days, and within tho same
period about 5000 y has been invested
In real estate in IL c town property.
The I.ynohbu' Virginlar says III It
IN that ry SUNDAY night. DIR. Lamb n
Of Centenary Chuich, before prJnounu-
Ing tho b.nediction, said "Fur tn :,
benefit OF gentlemen who put on tn /
ovcro bats during the d"xology. wiil
give tho sexton Instructions to keep in :.
church up five minutes. VIII N [ see
q man struggling with his ov'iro,; AMI
doxology at tn same tim, I am pro-
foundly oonvinc d that tho d.XolJGy
will fail"
Dot olive Eugene R,b,rt1on who
was sho. IN the side on r:lkhorn last
HooE. Is getting along ly.
MIR. j. X. 10 lnsrr, On ,in or and 81
rotary Of ,hr Rich Patch iron G., IN lany,
WAS in St.mnr,n W din '-day. uc re-
ports the developments on this property
NJ goinI on very sttiSi. C OILY \ tun-
mel has b 'cn c 'mplct,d h '"ugh the
mountain III solid ore, AMI drittS out
IN IL p"n,trt d the Same solid mass.
7 snne body has b en- stree in
N her tmnnl, and all OF it first class
Lt.wu h"matite
h s aunt,r T. a Gotta Company
bea..i i'uos' ay win ID fnc, Of eight
men to unc w.. its clay deposit. still
ated about ono mile west of ~tauntun on
the farm OF J. X. Conn H. 1t Is pr,.par-
ing to brgin tho manufacture" Of dram
pipe, sowo' pipe, and i~u BRICK.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
Not 40 Bad a.itLooks.

From the FreIoricksbur9 Froo Lance.
Subscribe To the Herald und keep up
with tro tim Vi. r, .nJX, lleral /.
/ mt " ur AuN O. q little queer
under the 9 cumstalc e? For som"
time past IL W .r ut words has been goii q
on betwrt n tn morning dailirs of Ru..
n Ike, as Ia WI e" ono - tn. III VA. 10 r.
n w m, g IL He aid with tho az vict ::
Sub. Cii g 10 M =" nd kr l. h.
W tn She m "" We im,gi I'd .le Her
aid b 1l,v,d Il al w &C. the "A. a Il
was Ia kr, p away ah' iu II TIE lin. .
Ii. W is 1t bro. II, raid
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
FAMOUS BLACK HUSSAR BAND
Under the management of
ID. j. Sprague.

Magnifcrntly uniformed and elegant
equipped, rendering, in an exquiSit
manner. class "f muse never before
attempted by any like organization
The representative travelling band Of
A"erica undcr the leadership of
Edward II. Nickrrson. our star
~ ch'stra, every III. mhrr IL Solnist. every
sul'ist an artist. under the dir c,ion "f
Professor t.. l.. Balch. Our grand
parad" takes rlac" f,m thu Pore de-
Leon Hotel at - o'cl, ok sharp. Concert
from ia to l.:3n and from To 7:3U in
III" evening. Prices az r.ual: seats On
>al" at johnson AZ .lnhnI,.E s drur st,re.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

Great difficulty i, b INK exp ri"nc d
In I'll: tJ.U, II Il >ucc ,,,Uf g RiJ II
eJ'in, WnUs,. resign ill n oi the DIR CT, =
chip the st. Z, t,.r>bur5 Conservatory
takes Ell ct i'll June nrXs. Several mt
nrns m" uian .inoiudin l.. Tscha kbw>k.
md a CT ,av u d. owing to th'
.hI II AZ ibii't fount in dealing
Win the author
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
DIED.

BROWN-At Sac p IN. the 18th in,
SAINT. at the residence of hil faith, r.
"n Seventh avenno u. W.. in tho l9ll
year of his nge, RuBEHr, son OF +. ~
brown.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

The champagne uutl o~ Is glo, my.
IN p yilrx RS ro.J,"teu "a ave
made IL, rc1ppea no, and owing to
tn, G Imperative lure 1T most of the
vtntales siio 1888 ora npagn ia likely
(, be- SHORTLY both GRO, and dear.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

w ANrED-A stenoErapher and type.
writer Of exprricnc desires posi-
ton: ON give ruferenc u. Address W.,
care TINES.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

A weak back, with IL weary aching
lameness over the hips, is sign of
diseased kidneys. Use the best kidnrd
curative known. which is Burdock Blooy
lGttOr8.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

Railroad tiok"ts nc reduced rates for
ne1e OF Continental Hotel uows stand. II
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

WANTED-Tenant for q, cnnd and
w third stories Of til. building OH
Jefferson street. ~ which j. II. Greene &
Co. have the frs, floor. Apply to ] r..
GREENE 81 co. ian15..t
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
BARG \iNr.

Nin"-ronm hOusv ana lot on Wells 1T.
n. r.:good house, $4,000: one-third cash.
halanc and years; rent for S3U per
month. Six-room house and lot on
Fairfax st. n. w. Sl,600; $3.50 cash,
balance SD per month. SiX-room hous,
and lot ON Gilmore st. n. w.. s. 800; $500
ctSh, balanc. Si5 per month: rent for
$l7 per month. Further informrtion
en- h" had by cal ing on BURCHETr
N JONES. Room 3, 40 Jefferson st.
irnltimn
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

WA''fED-At ono IL room in which
tn touch art. Address stating terms
and location. MISS MINNIE NORRIS.
4o3 Ihlrd avenue $. w. jani5-lt.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

ANTED-lnformati re to who
w has my Code Of Virginia. j
ALLEN WATTS. ianl5..,
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EOR SALE OR RENr-Fuur housrA
Il c'rnrr Dale and Flickwir streets
vii m sold on easy terms. j. L. HUD.
son REAL ESTATE co. ianl5-lw
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P0ARDERS wanted at $50 Fifth ave-
- nue. 3. W. Terms modcr,t"
jan14-Iwk
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SrENOGRAPIIER- Expcsi.nc d. dc
~ sires permanent position. IS. W.
TINES Office ianl5-3
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WANTED-l,y an energetic busi-
w ness man position az salesman
or clerk. References exchanged. Ad-
dress y. No. 4US Kimbal avenue.
ianl33t
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w ANFED-A iirst-ratc machinist.
W who is used To Country machine
shops. TOOLS and W ,rk. Write 10 MAR
ION FOUNDRY X MACHINE SHOP.
Marion. Va. iano.Imo
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NlIAS. +. GRAVES. EXPERT LAW
~ strnographer and typewriter OF C III
siderable experience, gives his personal
attention to court reporting and tho
preparation OF deeds. Contract, char
tiers. etc. Instruction given in Pit
mans shorthand. Agent for ~, a.
writer's supplies. 1926 Salem avenue
with L. Markley,. janil-tf
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DoANOKE IRON COMPANY.

ROANOKE. Va, Jan. end. 1891.
NorIcE. IA" annual meeting of the
It. ckholders, for the FL otion of dir, G.
tors for the en.uing year will h. held
a TIN. q ,inpany'S ntiio in Roanoke, Va
IN Monday. February End. 1891. ut lOa
~. JAMES +. PORTER.
lAn3-3ot = Crntary.
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For fine business and residence lots
call on T.. w. SIMs x Co.
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WANTED.

TOR RENT - Five commun ,tln.
4 rooms; three minutes walk from
depot Address LOUIS WILLIE, audi
tors ofiic care OF ianitor. ianlo-3t
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XN Ella pleasant, me- iur-
w niSht room IN private family in
good l. .tiun. with or without board
for gentleman and wife. Reference
'Nchanged. Address with full particu-
iar>, ~. TIMES Ollie. janl3-3t
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EOR kENr-Nluely furnished room
l. for rent Apply at $40 Campbell
street southwest ial,i3-3t
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Tor RENT-l.argc. PHEASANT rooms
l. centrally !, catcdi tnrn he'd or UNI
furnished. No. ~ Franklin street.
drci6-im
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4 ttICES NANritD-I 4, sire Two
~ Communicating oflc ~ ON a'cond
floor. In Or near bu>in' s. ntcr Of city
MALtOLM w. BRYAN, +. O. hox .3a.
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