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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03
Wfeae ber aanariens6nel. 8

g8 1T nidt idper, einen 9anoriens
boeel in gutter 9eiunbbeit su erbaIten.
iebenfaIlS 1T bieS leibter, aIs ibn ,u
furiren. tuenn ct franf seiporben lit.
Siefe 86eel miifen eutes unb reidIi.
Dies Sutter baben unb baS bette 5utter
fur iie beitebt aus beuti6em 8appss
ober Sirieiamen, 8anarieniamsn unb
etipas Sanfiamen. Bon Iebterm mub
nnr ipenig, etipa IL &6rner tagIi6,
9egeben tperben.
&einIidfeit III febr notbipentis. Ser
8dfiS ioIIte tdsIi9 sereinist un6 iebss
Wial frifaes Sutter nit reinem San6
o6er feinem Sies seseben iper6en.
Iu4 frif6es Waiier sebe man tdsIi9
uno 3tpar in @efdBen, in benen es ni9t
bei6mubt iperben fann. 9lm 8ooen
beS 3dfss muB man ibm cine S9aIe
NIT gSaiier iiberIafen unb bieieIbe ents
fernen, fobalo er bas 8aben beentiet
bat. Sn benz 8dfis ioute is na6 Der
Sabres3eit au finben 1ein: elm Stid
roten 9tpfeIS, SaIat. ober 8obIbIatt,
8anane &C, su ieber 3eit aber Elm Stiid
Tintenfif6fdale. @elesentIi9 sieb ibm
etipaS @eiBbrUb in MiI6 aufsepei6t,
ME aber SUDDEN ober @anbp. @inmal
in Der Wobe eieb eiipas esfo6tes 81
NIT seriebenen Graders. 8ermeibe,
baS Sbier Der 8usIuft ausauieben uno
entferne es ME aus benz &dfis. Sn Der
Wiauierseit tbue elm fIein penig Gas
pennepfeffer au feinem @ier unb Grader
ooer gum Uiilh unb 8roof futter.
Wenn Der 8oseI am Durdfaa leibet,
lese einen roitisen NaseI in'S 2rinf'
ipaRer; tpenn er nerftopft lit, sieb ibm
etipaS iiiBen GpfeI ober SaIat. g8enn
ct ii9 arg erfdItet bat unb better 1T,
itdube elm tpenis gapennepfeffsr auf elm
Stdd fetteS Sdpeinefsii6 un6 banse
eS i'm 8dfiS auf {; baS Baben muB bann
auf eini8e Gage unterbleiben. g8enn
6as Sbier bon 2duien sepIast tpirb,
blaie S6wefeI stpii6en feline SlteeI
unb brtibe ben 8dfis gut aus. g9enn
bic SubfraIlen au lang iperben, bei6neibe
iie nit elmer fdarfen S9eere; babel
baIie ben 8oeeI fef in Der Iinfen Sanb,
10 bab feline SiiBe mad Oben 3cisen unb
fdneibe bic Spiben frdftig ab.--@er
bic boritebenben 8pridriften befoIst,
tpirb fid ni9t iiber bic @eiunbbeit feines
&anarienbosels 3u beihperen baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03
Der Shbnerbof inn SBinter.
Bon u. 6. Compton

Man6e Slbner3tibter begeben info.
fern einen Srrtbum, neil iie ibren 8rut'
bennen oft su biele gier unterIesen.
Wiit Si6erbeit fann man ME mebr aIs
neun @ier Der Senne i'm Ssfbf gum
gluSbriiten eeben, tpesbaIb man, tpenn
man cine er6Bere Mnsabl &ifen su er'
aielen tpinldt, mebrere Sennen sum
Siben brinsen muB. Sinb iie aber
auSsebriitet, 70 fann eine Senne bic
Gorge fur 40 bis 80 9I9lein iibsrneb'
men, porausseiebt, baB fir eeeisneten
Sdub in Der Raat uno bel i9Ie9ter
@itteruns seiorst lit.
Die fpdt auseebriiteten &ifen miIen
ipGbrenb ber eriten @oden Der aus.
idlieBIi9en SOrsfaIt Der Wlutter iiber'
Iafen tperben. gia6ber fam man iie
suiammen in einen Nuf3u1tsfnIten bon
entipre6enber 9rDbe brinsen, befen of'
fene Seiten NIT srobmaidisem 9rabts
net umseben itnb. Ser 8oben bes
Iubu9tsfaitenS muB gut nit friidem
Sanb beitreut fein unb einen eihfa6en
8rutfaiten in elmer gde baben, bamit
bic &iifen barin BET Na9taeit &ube unb
@drme finoen. Gin FOLDER 9luf3u9tss
fafen Fam aud, tpenn eS nOtbtpenbi8
erf9eint, i'm Saufe ober in Der S6eune
aufeeIteat perbsn. 8ei i96nem @etter
bringe man Jpn an einen ionnigen unb
seIdlbten YIab. Wian reinise ben
8aten gut unb betpade bic 8rut. 9luf
bieie @eiie ift eS Iei6t, ale su fpdter
Sabres3eit aussebriiteten &iifen aufSu'
brinsen.
gS 1T nidt ratbiam, su bieIe aIte
Stlbner Su baIten. g4dbIe aus ibnen
nur bic auperIaiiisifen Siser unb Mdt.
ter unb matte bic anoeren fur ben
Martt. Die i'm Sribiabr ,sssi9tsten
Sdbner miiHen i'm Spdtberbit unb Bin'
ter nit benz gierIesen Beginner.
SpnnenbIumeniamen 1T bas Bette
Sutter, UNI bic gierprobuttion i'm Serbit
unb Ninter su bef6rbern; er 1T reid
an Del unb eriebt bieIfad bic Steae
bes Sleif6futters, bod ioate ct ME 3u
itarf gefiittert tperoen.
I'm 8ruthennen bonn nn8e3iefer be'
freit su baIten, eebrau6e man Tabafs'
bIdtter ober Stensel, unb ba Iebtere
iebr bilIis finb, ioate man einen suten
8Orratb Oappn baben /; iie iperoen unter
bic nnterIaee Der Sleiter semii@t un6
bortbin setporfen, mo- bic SGbner ii4
meiitens aufbaIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03
Sans ,amb SDf.
Die 0Ss,l ais Selfer.


Srau Warie Great, bic befannte gns
tomoIoeiitin, Idreibt aIs 8orrebe au ibs
rer neuen bersr5Berten @uSgabe ibres
8u4es bas Soleenbe iiber SnIeften, bic
Der Sarn unb bem @arten nahibeiIig
finb
SD tplnf6e i'm @ege Der 8orrebe
nit tpenieen WDrten Der SiiIfe Der bers
i9iebenen 8bseI, bic unisre @drten bes
iu6en, au sebenfen, tpeI6e iie baourd
leiiten. baB Iie bic fddbIibfen Snisften,
tpomit mir au fdmpfen baben, ais glab'
runs aufiu9en.
gu oieien eeb6rt tor aIem bic Mauers
i4waIbe. @etpbbnIi6 sIaubt man, baB
iie nur i'm Slie8en Snieften fdnet, bod
tbut iie bieI mebr alS bies. SD fab i'm
Ietten Sommer nieIe bon ibnen bic 9los
ientpanae bonn Rebitode nebmen. Sic
i6oiien nieber unb pidten bic @an3en
ab, Obne ii6 nieoersuIaifen. Sic ums
treiiten in eroBer 9lnsabl ipieberbolt
bieielbe &ebe, tpobei iebe i'm 0oriibers
fieeen Elm grempIar erfabte. Sa, iie
peraebrt aud ben &ortoffsltdfer. Dies
babe i4 nidt nur ieIbit, ionbern aud
ano're 2eute in bieiem Orte baben es
eeieben. grri1te ben SdpaIben YIdbe
gum giiften unb IaB iie ni6t bon ben
unperi4dmten Sperlinsen DerOrdnBt
tperoen.
9ie OriOIe, Der 9finsfSoseI, 1T cine
anoere 8robe SeIferin. Sic berftebt es
norSiisIi9, ben Sadtpurm ipItematil9
unb fdnea aus ieinsr llmbiIIuns bers
ausau3ieben. Sic bat aud cine sross
8orIlebe fiir bic 3eItraupe uno ben
9eipinnfpurm; beioe fribt iie in un'
seadblten grempIuren. &ein Sdser
iolte ireenb einen BON bielen bibI1ees
fie6e,ten 86seln idieben-ieIbit bann
ni6t, tpenn feline Sersensbame erpi6t
auf ben f66nen 8aIs 1T unb ibn aur
Sutearnitur tpiinf6t.
Seit einisen Sabren baben bic 8Idts
ter unierer lllmen bur6 ben llImfdfer
biel 3u leioen eebabt. SIM borieen
Sabre fab i6, tpie Der GeberposeI &dfer
uno 2arben berfblans. Sn bieiem
Sabre iinb uniere lllmen nabesu unbers
Iest. Die 86seI mifen iest Iebr senaiI
unteriu6en, ebs iie einen Safer finben.
Sic umfliesen bic Bdume in sanaen
S6aaren unb berni4ten babel biele
anbere i6dbli9e Snietten. Sic lieben
Siriden. 8iebe babln senue, um bic e
Tbiere ebenfalIS su befriebisen unb iie
tperben bvine @ObItbat Dir nit 8infen
tpieberbe3ablen.
Die SppttbrofeI, iotpie bic rotbdu.
eiee NmieI per3ebren bic efelbafte 8irs
neni6nede. Gs lit unnbtbis. bic suten
Diente 3u ertpdbnen, tpeI6e unS bic
mebr eetp6bnli1en au ben DrOfelarten
eeb6rieen 86seI leiiten. Seber aufs
merfiame @artnsr fennt ibre Ssrbiente.
9lu6 unIere 98interb6seI tbun quite
Dienite. Die 8brner freHenben oer'
sebren erobe Wiahen bon llnfrautias
men, tpdbrenb unfere Spe9te, Solsbes
Der unb Meiien itets auf Der Su9e
mad lbertpinternben Snfeften besriffen
iinb. Sdone unb ermuibise bic @BSeI
i'm 9arten unb I'M Selbe ipdbrenb bes
Spmmers foipobI ais i'm Winter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03
SarteS oSer tpeibeS SpIs fdbparj
fdrben.

Wlan bereits ii9 ettpaS Sdeuadfirs
nib, inbem man elm babies Pfun6 Sdels
lad in Elm Quart IIfoboI aufl6it. Dies
Sei@iebt babur@, bab man ben S9eaad
unb 9llfobol in cine 6ihtberforfte SIas
i9e brinet, fie an einen iparmen PIaB
teqt ober benz Sonneni1ein ausiebt
unb bdufis i9ItteIt. g8enn Der Sad
gan3 aufssl6it 1T, iebe man ettpaS tro'
denen 2ampens ober &noaenI1ipar3
binsu, i'm 8erbdItniB bon einem sebdufs
ten gBlbffel pOa SGpdrae 3u einem
baIben Pint Sirnib. Soate bieie Mafe
3u bid tperben, um fie gut unb eeaI
aufsutrasen, 10 mub man nod mebr
9llfOboI binsufiiSen. Strei6e bas SoI3
biermit sipeis Bis breimaI an unb stpar,
nadbem Der frIbere Initri9 poafdnbis
getrodnet mar, mas einige Sage in
gInipru9 nimmt. SOL bic 9rbett re6t
f9bn unb benz tpirfIi6en gbenboIs 6bn'
LID fein, 70 muB man ben Mnitri9 Minis
beitens breimaI ipieberbpIen unb fets
o6Iis troden tperben laGen. Sierauf
nimm Rr. 90 pber 600 Sanopapier unb
reibe Ieidtbin auf Der Oberfd9e. bab
iie 8latt tpirb, fppbei man ii9 aber biis
ten mub, ben Anitrid bis aur SoI3fId6e
bur9sureiben. Daruuf itreide man
baS SoI3 tpieberum 3ipeis ober breis
NAL an unb Iaife es boaitdnbis tros
den unb bart iperben. Sobann nimm
einen SoIsblod BON bet fir bas au polls
renbe Stiid SoI3 paHenben Sorm, tpor'
auf ettpas SiI3 bon einem alien Sut
eenaeelt 1T, tbue etipaS Maidinens
ober fonitiges feines Del auf ben ssiIs
un6 itreue fein puIberiiirten 9imftein
bariiber. 8eibe bamit baS eei9tpdrate
SoIsnerf tiidtie ab, inbem bic Dbers
fId9e beS SiI3eS init Del unb 8imitein
tpieberbpIt beitrihen tpirb, bis bas SoIs
eine sIatte ObsrHdae, aber obne @lans
3eist. Sierauf ipiide bic Oberfld6e
NIT einem 2appen ab unb reibe iie NIT
einem trodnen Stiid SlanneI, bis iie
gang eldn3enb 1T. DaS bearbeitete
Stid 9pI3 ipirb gang tpie gbenboIa
ausfebeu. gio@ feiner unb eIdnasnoer
ipirb bic Oterfid9e, ipenn fntt benz
2ampeni4ipars AniIini4pars Senoms
men ipirb.
Cine anbers Metbobe, na9sema6tes
GbenboIs onsufertisen, beftsbt barin,
baB man @asenIad, Der in Del series
ben un6 nit etipas 2ein6l bsr6lnnt
tpirb, nimmt unb ba3u iapaneiii1en
3rodenitoff unb 9erpentin auiest. Das
nit ftreide man bas SoI3 mebrere UtaIe
an, reibe es nit feinem Sanbpapier ab
unb sI6tte ss nit Del un6 8imItein,
ipie Oben anseseben. Dies ipirb ebens
falls elm treffIi6eS Sdpars seben.
Dabei 1T nur Der rlebeIitanb, 6aB bieis
Pro;ebur 70 bieIe @oden in gInipru9
nebmen tpirb, ais Die borbemerfte Gage,
neil Der S9eaad iebr Ieidt trodnet
unb 9iebbaber bon ioIden 8erf6bners
uneen ii6 ieIten 70 biele 9eit seitutten,
um bas @ert gut uno sriincIid au mas
den. Die Trodenpolitur mub aud
biei erit bpreenommen tper6en, ipenn
benz 8sibbIUd feline pOIIe S@uIbiefeit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03

%8efeIIt bas ,,@o9enbIatt" t"-es
sntbGIt ale 9ta9ri@teR-nur $2.00.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03
Gttpas gum geeuen Eabre.

Der psltbsriibmts Grfcls Spn SOfstttr's
Ylagtnbitters unb btlIen felt IGnger ale sintm
Drittsliabrbunbfrt bepGbrtt pppuIaritGt ale
cine Wluetna9uti IN faum puneeybartr, ale
etr gBillfcmmtnruf bsr NIT isbtm Sabre eas
@ribetnsn pom SOifttter'e AlmanaH bsgrii6t.
Ditie ptrtbppae mfbijinilht Abbanblung pirb
btrausssesttn peH Der SOIftitrr Company In
pittsburs, pa., fir pelht su bitIsm 9ebufr
untfr fa&m6nnii6n Obfraufldt msbr ale
fe&s,is ptrIcutn tttpa elf Mcnatt bee Sabrss
bsiRdfiist fnb. Die AuHast bes AImanaGs
fur 1892 pirb ni6t ptnietr ale 10 Miaicusn
9rfmplarf bstrasfn; bsritIbt tpirb stbrudt In
enslilbr, eeutihtr, franSEiIhtr, IpanilGn,
ptllRtr, nprpesiiGtr, I9pfoif6tr, bclIanei.
f&er unb bSbmifGer Sprahs. CT tntbaIt lebr
ptribpCltn uno inttrrIianttn etltlfoff iibtr bic
@slunbbsitspfsse, ,ablrsi9s 3tusniIs fir bic
gBirtlamffit BON 5pIftttr's Raetnbttttrs, lin.
tsrbnltunsslfftiirt, aifrpnOmilbs gfnGnunetn,
tronpIcsii6e HctistH uHe 5absIItn u. (. No.,
une auf Glles, mas man In btmlrIbtn fnbtt,
tann man fi@ in Sgue nuf aranfbeit ettruIf
ptrIalTen. Der GImanaH fir 1892 IN In allen
Ebtiltu bee eantts In Npptbtftn unb bri 9anb.
tauiruttn uusntsslpliG au babsH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03
1teber Saltimpre!
NorOOentiber 0l0bO,
8m. 8. &ieisl, 515 eadamann ab
Naent fur Seranton.

Weaelmdbise Roit.Dampfihifffabrt twtl9sn
Baltimore unb Sremen
otreet,
ourd bic neuen uno erprobten StabIoampfer
DarmItabt, Dresden, Sarlsrube,
Man9en, Olbenburs, @eimar,
BON Bremen soen 0Ounerita9.
bon Baltimore ieoen Wittwod, 2 llbr u. ".
@robtmoslibfte Siberbeit.
8iIige Breife. Bor5i9lite Berpfe8un9.
Mit 9ompfern oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nuroen mebr ole
100000 Pafagiere
aIidlidb iber see beforoert.
GaIons uno Gaiiten.3immer auf 0ed -
0ie GiuriGtunaen fur 8wiihenoedspafa.
aiere beren ShluffteIlen fd i'm Oberoed uno
I'm 1meiten Sed bsfinoen. iiuo anertannt por-
treffIid. glettrifde BeIsuhtnn9 in allen
&dumen.
8eitsre austunft ertbeiIeH bic General.
agenteu
q. G1uma9er & Co., Baltimore, Wlb
ooer oeren 8erirster i'm SuIauoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03
SeibdftssMn3ei8er.


Bud, une Meeieen,'Drufer.
8reb. WaeneL Drudarteit iebsr &rt,
tn eneliiher unp beutIher Sprate, 5fI 9ada.
ppuup Apsnus, ssssniibsr BEN Bottom Stors.
Gisarren'5abritant.
U. WDt &mann, bic bsIisbtsn ;, ,alfpnIu"
unb Big Sting" Gisarren ale Sorten ga.
BAT unb 8au&nartifel 5G1 Safapanna Gps.
@rOeeries unS prppiHpnen.
8e6tplb, 8ranbop s. Co., Grad.
fcIssr BON SeabIe 6 StssG), 1t6 penn gpt.
S&IGser unb Seal % qadapauna
aDs" bas bsriibmts Rbite SpOnss MebI.
grtb. 8. @ibmassE DsIifatsfem,
$50 9adapanna Npenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03
Gin prastif&er s6pansbalter.

Gin abonnent ienbet unS CINE 9si9.
nuns bon elmer einfa6en 8orridtuns,
Inn ben Sdpan3 Der Sub beim MeIfen
feit3ubaIten, unb ihreibt babel: ,S4
nebme Elm 2 Bis 8 SUB Iunses unb IL
3oa breiteS Stiid alter 2einipanb ober
Gu9, bas i4 erit bnsu benube, um bic
8iben ber Sub ub3utpii6en. Das cine
gnbe bieieS Slid 9euss fnipfe i'd
serabe oberbaIb Ses S6wan3bdf6eIs
nit einem einfaaen ¬en an ben
S6pans feit un6 bas aubere gnbe
brin9e tb an Der inneren Ssite bes
SinterbeinS ber Sub unter mein &nie,
in 6eHsn @eIenf ib es feitbaIte. Damn
fam bic Sub fein llnbeL nit ibrem
S9nunaenbe anridten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03

sstbun bat. Ra9 bei6en Nletboben
fann man bartes ioipobI tpie ipeides
SoIs benz gbenboIs duBsrIi9 iebr dbn.
LID MAIDEN. 10 bub bic 9tbern nidt su
Seben 1inb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03
9. 6. Snrfieb's
6amilien : Store,
517 2adapanna Ibenue.

Dit befeu @roeeriepaarsn aler art an
oanb. Gutttr, pcrssIIan- anb Supfpaaren &c.
Cine quite @uspabI S6nittpaaren sBenfalls
pcrrdtbtg, pis ale Mrten 8aaren, prIds
man fir aIlsemstnen 8amiIisnsebran& nBtbia
bat.
Das btutf&s YutItfum IL frtunbIi&R etn
sla6sn pcr3uipreGen
8. 6. 3urHtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-03

Ser SnbaIt elmer Giifern: pirb bas
bur9 ermitteIt, bub man ben Durds
meGer nit ii6 isIbit unb bus Brobuft
nit 1854 muItipI;irt. Damn bat man
uneefdbr breibierteI beS ProouttS in
Sube bere9nst. Dieie 8abl muItipIis
sire nit Der mad Suben beredneten
3iefe. Das Probuft siebt ben SnbaIt
Der @iIterne mad 8ubitfuB. Sin 8ubit'
fub @afisr entbdIt n @aaonen.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-20
A SAD CASE.
James War Leaves His Four Children
| Helpless and Homeless.

oames War Leaves His Four Children
Helpless and Homeless.
James Via skipped town Wednesday
night and left four of his motherless
children to face the charity of the
world among strangers.
War came to Roanoke about fou,
months ago from Crozet, Albemarle
county. and lived in the southeastern
part of the city. His wife died last
week and was buried on Friday.
War was heartless man and shared
none OF the sorrow OF his children, but
Immediately got on a spree, and ca
reused and mistreated his children till
he left the city without telling any ono
where he was going.
Inc Oldest child is a young lady,
probably Is years of age. She has Sc
cured good homo with Policeman John
Eanes' family. The next is girl,
thirteen years Of age, and has also
secured home in good family.
Tho third is boy ten years old, who
has likewise found temporary home
But in the bleak winds yesterday morn
ing little Emma, a pretty child of six
years, had nowhere to go, and it was
resolved to send her to tho almshouse
She was left at police headquarters yes
terday for that purpose, her sister say
ing she could not care for the child any
longer, as they were without means.
One of the overseors OF the poor took
charge of the child and will endeavor to
secure her good home in some Roa-
noke family rather than let her go to
the almshouse. Little Emma is bright
and intelligent child, and looks as
though she had had good mother.
Should any reliable person desire to
take tho child to raise, application
should be made TO w. Il. Thomas, at
TIE TIMES office.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-20
ACCIDENT AT THE PUMP HOUSE.
The Frame of the Pump Brcalks-The
Water Supply Not Impaired.

The Frame of the Pump Brcaks-The
Water Supply Not Impaired.
very serious accident occurred at
the pump house yesterday morning.
The old pump which was built in 1877
and which was considerably injured
during the wreck last winter, failed by
the breaking of the frame controlling
the valve motion.
This break completely disables the
engine and makes it necessary to use
the new engine entirely for pumping
water into the city. The new engine
will now have to be run continuously.
Heretofore they have been running
both engines from ten to twelve hours a
day.
Manager Rawn has telegraphed to
the Holly Works for tho new piece of
machinery and is also going to attempt
to have the old frame repaired at the
Machine Works, so in case the new
pump. should break down there will be
something to use until the new ma
chinery arrives.
The Roanoke Steam Laundry does
the best work and gives the quickest
delivery of any laundry in the city.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-20
IN BONDS OF VEDLoCK.

MIR. w. III. Thomas, of Roanoke, Webs Miss
Minnie Folsom, of EIizabetlitOn, Tenn.
One OF the most interesting events of
the season took place at the NJ T.
Church, South Eliza bethton, Tenn, at
1870 p. m. on Tuesday, November It,
the occasion being tho marriage of Mr..
VIM. Ii. Thomas, junior member of the
firm of Huff, Andrews IL Thomas, of
this city, and Miss Minnie Folsom,
daughter of Maj. II. M. Folsom, prom.
inent attorney at that place.
The ceremony was performed by DR..
ID. s. Hearon, principal of Sullins
Female College, Bristol, Tenn, and
rendered the sweet strains of Mendels-
sohn's wedding march. D. S. Meadows
acted as best man and f. Il. Thomas.
brother of the groom, and Jno. w.
Woods as ushers.
The bride is graduate of Sullin's
College, a great favorite with the peo-
pie of East Tennessee and has many
friends and acquaintance in this city,
who admire her for her qualities of
head and heart, and will be glad TO
know that she will mako her future
home here.
AS an evidence of their appreciation
of the bride, the officials of the East
Tennessee and Western North Carolina
railroad provided 4 special car for the
bridal party and beautifully decor
ated it.
The bridal couple passed through the
city yesterday morning en- route for
Washington and Baltimore, and will
probably return the first of next week.
The presents we're many and costly, not
a few of which were contributed by
Roanoke people.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-20
Lot Sale in shennndoaI,.

THIS beautiful town is situated in the
fertile Valley of Shenandoah, upon the
Shenandoah Valley railroad, branch
of the Norfolk and Western, has many
advantages. 1t is manufacturing and
railroad town. large furnace and roll
ing mill and extensive car and machine
shops to back it. They will have lot
sale on Decent Der l, 3 and and offer
fine inducements. Here is good
chance for spectators, investors and
building associations. Read their ad
vertisement on another page.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-20
Railroad People Journeying South.

Robert Nelson. president of the
Northern Central railroad, of Pennsyl-
vania, accompanied by party of
Pennsylvania gentlemen, mostly rail
road people, arrived in the city yester.
day on special train from the West,
but stopped only for short while, after
which they continued their journey
days ago and were joined here by
Superintendent Hippey and party,
who accompanied them over the west
ern lines of the road and returned with
them in his special car to the city.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-20
july3o-1y
HUsTINGs COURT.
The Decision of the Lower Court in the
Bachrach Hog Case Reversed.

The Decision of tho Lower Court in the
Bachrach Hog Case Reversed.
The case Of Harry Bachrach on ap-
peal from Justice Howertons court,
charged with stealing hog from a
negro named Peter Johnson, was tried
by jury before Judge Robertson yester-
day.
When the case was disposed OF before
the magistrate Bachrach was fined $50.
He immediately took an appeal to the
Hastings Court, and yesterday the de-
cision was reversed. The jury took the
ground that in driving up his hogs the
plaintiffs property got among those
owned by Bachrach, and of course suf-
fered like fate, but they could not see
where he had been guilty of theft as
charged in tho warrant. Captain Berke-
ley represented Bachrach and Mr.
Hardaway prosecuted the case for Peter
johnson.
The following chancery business was
disposed Of
Tho case of Il. w. Porter and others
VS.. Grinberg & Morris, chanccry; the
Roanoke Trust, Loan and Safe Deposit
Company, Il. w. Miller, d. Myers, Jr.,
and Goodman Brothers &c Co. filed
their answer to plaintiffs bill.
In the chancery case Of Bacon, Bald
win e Co. vs.. Grinberg & Morris, those
parties mentioned in the above case,
and with the addition of the First Ma
tional Bank, filed their answer to the
plaintiffs bill.
John N. Tinsley was appointed ad-
ministrator Of Catharine Tinsley, de-
ceased, and qualified as such, and on
his motion r. IL. and II. II. Fishburne
and Captain II. p. Buford were APP
pointed appraisers.
The trial of Sarah Leftwich for the
murder of her adopted daughter,
Amanda Leftwich, is set for trial today.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-20
VIRGINIA SrErHoDIsrs.

Important appointments of the Recent
Annual Conferences.
The Virginia conference of tho M. T.
Church, South, at Petersburg, closed
Wednesday, and tho following appoint-
ments were made:
CHARLOTTESVILLE DIsrRIcr-oscAp
TLETON, p. L.
Charlottesville-B. Il. Lipscomb.
Albemarle-J. d. Southail.
Scottsville-W. II. Williams.
Batesville-C. III. Boggs.
Nelson-J. w. Crider.
Amherst-W. e. Allen.
West Amherst-B. e. Ledbotter.
Mt. Pleasant-R. d. Beadles.
Milton Mission-M. S. Elliott.
Fluvanna-W. IL. Rtddick.
Louisa-J. Q. Rhodes.
Gordonsvillo-W. Il. Balm.
Orange-Earnest Stevens.
Greene-Charles l.. Balm.
Madison-M. S. Watts.
Woodville-G. III. Spooner.
Culpeper Court House-J. Il. Bose
man.
Culpeper Circuit. e. Gates.
Rappahannock-C.H III. McGhee.
LrNCnBURo DISTRICT. p. GARLAND,
T.. l..
Centenary-W. II. Atwill.
Court Street,. ID. Bettio.
Mcmorial-E. M. Peterson.
Trinity-W. j. Hubbard.
City Mission-To Jacob Manning.
Danielstown-J. l.. Clark.
Madison Station-Charles w. Turner.
Bedford City-W. p. Wright.
Bedford Circuit-J. III. Proctor
North Bedford. w. PArrish.
Bedford Springs-C. f. Conner.
Middle Bedford-Asa Driscoll.
West Bedford-W. Il. Thompson.
Staunton River Mission-E. A. Gibbs.
West Campbell Bascom Dey.
Campbell-C. Z. Watts.
Concord-J. Nj. Burton.
Appomattox-John H. Kabler.
West Charlotte-G. Ii. Wilson.
DANvIILE DlsrRIcT-JosEpH II. AMIss,
Main Street-H. NJ. Hope.
Floyd Street-A. S. j. Rice.
MT. Vernon and Sunnyside-J. S.
Hunter.
North Danville (Calvary)-James C.
Martin.
Broad Strcet-W. V. Tudor.
Trinity-P. A. Peterson,
Centenary-R. N. Sledd.
Clay Streets. S. Lambeth.
Park Place.. Wiley Bledsoe
Laurel Strcet-W. Il. Judllins
Washington Street-R. ii. Bennett
NORFOLK DIsTRIcr-w. L. EDWARDS, =. T..
Cumberland Street-W c. Starr.
CRANKY Strcet-W. e. Evans.
Centenary-E. III. Rawlings.
Queen Street,. II. Whitley.
Mckendrec-W. Ii. Edwards.
Asbury-R. ii. Potts.
Chestnut Street. Berkeley-R. Il.
Wilson.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-20
AGAINST THE CITY.

The Gas and Water Company SuefnG For
Damages to Pipes.
The authorities of the Gas and Water
Company are very indignant at the
manner in which the water pipes arc
treated by the forces who have been
grading the streets. They claim that
the blasting has been done so carclessly
that the pipes are exposed in many
places and in some instances are torn
to pieces. Owing to the exposed condi-
ton in which the pipes are left the water
in them has frozen during the recent
cold spell.
The company has sued the city for
damages and the case is now before the
court of appeals. If the question is de-
cided in favor of the company the city
will have to pay quito large sum. 1t
is expected that decision will be
rendered some time this month