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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

+; nd hitting him, as Senator ingalls,
would say, "under tho butt OF his left
oar"
Dempsey, smaller and moro COM
pact man, had ncvor beforo boen de-
f.ated in ssraigtl-out fighting. Over
@ niidencs led him t. allow onc-sided
conditions. Tho tight was with i've
ounce gloves. IL, hid n,ver soon his
opponent. Tho Quecn,bcrry rules re-
SIR CO ring 40 is; Wrestling is praci C
ally shut out. livery point mo d. d
W., III favor vi tn, b;s Ah;trilial who
merely wan ed to uso his best feature,
his arms. Tn big gloves did not
restrict tho lattor's mAshing blows, but
seriously Ont down Demps' Us powers.
nd 4 empsey was outfought in every
round.
me great Amo re IN publ c will never
DO satisfied until these two pugIlists
meet with bare knuckles. Dempsey is
still champion middle-weight and will
be until dcfcased undor the rules of
The london prize li.g, with bare
knuckles and on turf. When that in
ter"-mng event happens tho REQ ,rd will
not i, . unanimously one-sided, and
Dempsey's small hard knuckles Will
cut as readily as Fitzsimu o Is hugo
fists will smash.
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AN IMPORTANT EVENT.

Prize fighting AMI tho en- oyment of
witnessing ratLlin5 mill do not in.
create very high standard of ethical
civilization. Neither docs duellinr
wsr or q ,5ity OF INA & NJ, But tho
sky, u o vsn ,er of on. liza lion ism t
over tn.o =, and largo IN ljy. ,Cy OF IN N
in Amer.cI !, who were WI hin r. &c of a
altly Newspaper yesterday IN ,rnin r,
}ooned eagerly for tn, account OF the
Dempsey fitz simmons fight at New
Orleans.
We are c,nvino d that three tourths
OF tho male pop ilAtion OF Roanoke frlt
aphIof dtsapp ,int II mt as til, dsfeat
OF tho An.r.o IN 9 llinpioa Ga full nc.
: erii5 uf wlio appeL:od exclusively in
TdB rinEoJ.
T .ereforr, while being opposed to
prlse lighting, war, duelling ami gamb
liuI ON IN irKins, We will Try aud OIL .r
au explanation of that overwhelmin I
defeat. Fitzsimmons, the Australian,
Is built above the waist like n heavy
weight. with tho musol OF a man
Weighing 30U pounds. HIS arm. were as
kng ~ h.s legs and he had handy way
OtreeSs.n1 around his opponents guard
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a GIRLS STRANGE. APPETITE.
Ths.Quocr laundering or Sturdy Du:aIo'
Servant to lsat Bolp,

The Quocr laundering or u Sturdy Eu.:aloi
Servant to Eat Soap.
servant girl. by name Louisa Dnnle-l
burr. in the employ of Reese Il McNa-'
han OF this city. says u Euifulo corrc-,
spondcnt. hns developed u most singu-
lar taste for eating soap. of which she
has been known to dcvOur nearly IL
pound in day The family for some
time past were much puzzled to account
for the way in which the soap disap-
Pcarcd from the boXcs. and it was not
until the girl YVES seen eating cal;e
with MI the relish In the world TINT it
occurred to them To aScriba the dis.p-
rcarancc TO her She Is large. healthy
looking girl Of about seventeen. nnd
She declares that her singular dict in
which she has INDUCED for some months
has never disagreed with her. but Mr..
McAinhnn says that it has affected her
appetite so that she does not care 10 eat
much beside soap
At first she preferred the mildcr Kind
OF complexion and hand soaps. but ns
She indulgrd the unnatural craving her
taste grew for the strongest kind. and
now she eats with nvtlity those used
for kitchen work The physicians who
"1sc examined tntO inc peculiar CuSc
say that the girls morbid appetite
comes from no disorder Of her stomach,
but Is probably IA cultivated idiosyncra.
sy Louisa herself states that she was
nrst induced To cut it 10y the pleasure a
piece OF toilet soap afforded her by its
perfume. Efforts huvc been ,alde u
get her to give up the habit. which will
ultimately cause her death. but she
persists In 1t. and says that she would
die without it She is perfectly scnsi.
bic. and even very intelligent and has
grown very sensitive on the subject
Mr. McMiahan gives her M excellent
character. ind offers To ts.ar the OK
pcnse OF placing her in IN inebriatc
asylum il her family. who live in Ton
AMANDA. will consent. a certain pallor
and purpish discoloration OF the
lips ind corners of the nose and nails
ere the only pcrccp;,bc effects, OF the
dict. and her digestion. as far as can
DC gathered FROM Louisa herself. re-
mains unimpaired. while she has net
ually gained nearly twenty pounds in
the last six months, or since she began
TO cat soIp
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a Little N-i:c.!.

At q certain seminary for young
ladies' in TIC EcSt TIC students OF Ger
man arc not allowed to Cpcal: in any
other language 1T tic table. but one
young lady, more d2rin3 than the
others, broke the rule cad announced il
English to her ccElpcnioaa t.lct che was
mashed" on ccrta. young man
"Mcshcd?" asked the young fr2ulcia
who presided over tic ct"dcnta and
who is but ic1rcrfcctly acquainted with
English; ''El2sh, what CccH that raccn?"
20 6po!:c UP one CT tho young ladies,
wishing to cave her blushing and cor
fused companion. VIXEN q person is
very much in love Wit, cnybcdy Che
says she l.; 'ra:Ghcd ca him"
Tho girls thought tat ended TIC nat
ter. but what Was their ourrrisc when
the nett night il rr&Jcr-rccting the
teacher rocc with hc.:ninJ f.cc and de-
clcrcd: II wish to tcatity. young
ladies, Cat am masked CO. the Lord"
-ClcvclaEd Pl2inCcalcr
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Shc-Why, you just squinch en- up
like thia-so!
IIc-I don't sccra to Get the hang of it..
Shc-Why, how clumsyl You cont
hold them right.
Hollow, so?
Shc-No, SO!
IIc-This way?
Shc-No; why how stupid you nrci
(Scts his fingers right with her own
dainty hanGs.) There!
1Ic-Thi3 is great fun. (Shc with
draws her fingers ABRUPTLY
Shc-Now, sec how many you eau
stone while I'm doing one.
IIo-Thy docs your mother mako her
own mincc meat? What's the matter
with the cook?
Shc-NothinC. Eut there urc two
things that mamma says should never be-
left to scrvants-mince meat and sweet
pickles.
Uc-Oh!
Shc-It's religious duty with her.
Hc-I see.
Mammals from New England,
you l-now.
IIc-Oh! after pausc.) Ifyou had
house, would you make mincc meat?
Shc-Oh! dent l:now.
IIc-Ert would you? Just suppose.
Shc-Ch, yes, guess SO.
Ilc-Chop up the stuff, and stone tho
raiairs, and all?
Shc-Nhy, suppose co. What an
absurd question!
IIc-No, it isn't.
Chc-Ycs, it is.
IIc-No, it isn't.
She Ridiculous.
IIc-Eccauac, you l;no--, if You w:rt
to. you cen l:cve the house, don't you
know, and III help you stone the raisiz.s.
Zone Hour end = Half Latcr.)
Her Mamma tfroE the l:itchcn)-
Gene. you Young folks. ere those raisins
stoned yet? I'm waiting for them.
Shc-Oh, my heavens! Jack. how
many have you Gc5 stoncd:-onc, two,
thrcc-Graciors bless nc, only fourl
Nc-Who cc-cs? Is it June?
Shc-Lct so of my hands. Jac!:-oA,
do, do. do! What will mamma say?
Howell, tell me.
Her Mcnma-Ag-nc-c-c-c-c-s!
Shc-Lct go-oh--yes. juno May
Apri'-any thing In one minute, mamma
we're not quite through! Oh. Jack, Go
hurry up and help me ntonc these
resins. Yes, juno, of course, you silly
Goy!-O. L. Calendar, ia Pucls.
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FOR FREE SILVER.

Tho unoxp' okd often happens. At q
LAKE hour Wednesday nigh, af or pro-
tractd debate ON he fnaIc al bill Sen
aeor Vest introduced in the Senate free
coin igo measure pure an | mple, as a
suits tut for tho p ling m IA, sure. 1t
was passtd aftor short, sharp debate,
and yesterday WAS sent to the House.
It's fato thero is problematiG Spea ker
Reed may kill it or allow it topl>s. If he
smothcrs it by ono OF thecxp ,dients- ut
his c, mmand he IS as much y hlibustcr
as any wh> ever opposed tho majority
FROM the hoor. But he lacks neither
the ability nor courage.
Ii the FREQ o1inIge bill goes to the
President no may veto it. Should he,
be Republic party must and,n
Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado,
end California to tho Democracy, with
enough other Western States to moro
shan o1unSerbalancJ any prospective
gain in the East. Suoh veto would
force a greater reimbursement OF party
lines than has tccurr, d Leo tho war
The mkt Congress will DO overwht I'm
fngfy for free silver. The House an |
Probably tho Senate will bo able to pass
q fr,-c Coinage mensuro over tho presi-
dcntial veto. Ii the Senate should LEX
the requisite strength, and the gu, stiun
DO thus clrritd into tho Presidential
campaign, it will h. oJmo the one great
ovcrshaduwing issue, to tho exclusion OF
ell O,h rs
Tho present status Of pubic opinion
ts thasn majority of the people want
FREQ silver, resp, ctablr minority have
no opinions on the subj CT because they
have no knowledge. while IL smaller mi
nority favor the gold standard.
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G""tl Monroe Democracy.
4 t,o N1.1x V.,,- c..

From the Now Yorn Sun.
This Continent is not la~ec enough TO
hold two nations side by side, belonging
to the fame ri c.. speaking the same
language, and using the Same natural
highways. but having DIV rs. interests
and carrying oppoAing flags. II canno,
p iman' ntly ri main half subject TO the
nit Stat and half to Great Britain.
IT ton'r late 1t must surely u. Cine.
II America "r all Britt h. This has
~ fund; m' ntul prin,.i,'" IN Ar,nri.
q sttus man>hip from tho earliest
" the RI public, and although laid
i'd" now and then it music q
cl 10 att ntion. The first great step in
fu lhtianco Of this d, stl ~ am. "a,
p'omotion OF our paran,ou ~ int. s,>
* s'ch II modifsc it'on OF our customs
laws az will no. only >top t Is transit
tr de in seal d Cars, but WI Oh shall
rlut the Canadian railroad, gu, of our
ctrryins trale altogether.
In" hrst stat sman cbnn, ctCd with
""r 't'v'rnment who Is! arly Vrasp~ And
cnf'ices this great truth, will stand a
mighty good cnano, OF b q ming I'll.
president q influential republic and
inc founder. upon broad. ..ouitahl,
and enduring basis. of Is influential FREE.
trade.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
Southwest Virginia Mineral,
Timber, Farm and City Property.
Agency.
Principal ONCE, Roanoke, Virginia

The undersigned have opened IN Of
noe Tor the sale of mineral. timber and
farm land. and city property ON commits
sion. They will develop mineral lands,
analyze ores, give instructions for de-
vrloping on reasonable charge, sell
farm and timber lands. All mineral,
farm and timber lands listed with them
for sale will he extensively advertised
through agencies in the Northern STATES
and Europe. A RI cord OF all ores, their
analyses and location will bp kept in
our office for insp' ction of buyers.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

At IN elegant private german given
In u towa near Lotion the ct..cr night.
says tac Eo,ton Traveller. the racn
wcat Up to .lct Ic@chinc. put In
nickel. 1urplicd by TIE hostess. and re-
eeivcd forthwith u dainty roll Of c.ioco-
Late with thc n@nc Cf his partner on
the wlC..rr Now t..ct siCt machines
have made their debut into society .vc
may expect to b. Introduced in one way
aud another to the various eccentric
men scsa cf tie family.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

THE election bill is up again. The
Indifference which characterized the
action OF the Democratic Senator'S in
permitting it to secure the right OF way
II significant. Either the plans re
peri cited for securing its defeat in the
Ssnate, or the Dem ocrats arc confid'nt
Of being able TO choke it to death when
it returns to the House. Th, latt is
probable; for the session is rapidly
drawn. to close. and the appropriation
bills are more backward than at any
short se,' ion in ten years. Tho bill
will no. b come law.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

IKE TINES has the largest
circulation of any paper print
ed III Southwest Virginia.
Press room, mailing list and
subs .ription books open to the
inspection Of advertisers.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
a Toc-., JOB,

Minister'S VIE Cooking 10 fro:a TIC
rapcr)-Thc idea! A minister in Mich
iran has brought ILL CT Eve hundred
dollars cGainot cn cat@tc Cor preaching
the funeral acrr2oa Of . wealthy CHI
=cn there. What il TIC world cid lie
make cuc. : c.i;:rSc fer?
Coed A.i2i-tor (vccr:ly)-l rrccrIco
it v';'o 10 t;:tiaIy Lis cccscicrcc.-N. y.
Niccl:ly.
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his wife: You call ELL in, end we'll
,cc what the stranger says about it,
Bill proved to be an unCainly, olab-
sided young fellow about eighteen years
of ugc, who had been too bashful to
show up Mt the supper table. When he
entered the room his father said:
Stranger, there's going to be nan
hung ut - tomorrow"
$50 believe"
"Gcing to hang him right by tho
neck"
"Ycs."
''IIc's my own brothcrp
"Now
"IIc is that dent cay it won't
serve him right, but do say that Fill
hadn't ortcr be one Of 'cIa to look on.
He wants to 60. but shy it wouldn't
look right. What do you say?"
We'll. shouldn't want to see my
ono hung"
''Lools-a-hcrc, pap" said ELL. "am I
to blanc 6clasc he's my unclc2"
NO"
Didn't have to work last Fourth of
July?"
Yes"
Wasn't laid up on Thanksgiving,
Christmas end New Ycar'sp"
"You was"
''Wcll, don't want holiday"
Yes. but he's your uncle, you SEQ"
"'Sposin' lie is? TInin't going to
Gtand bacl; il tho crowd where he can't
sec nc? If anybody Gsl:s if hc'e my
uncle, hoin't Coir.- to lie about it?
When Uncle jim was hung wasn't too
email to GO, cid when they cent Unclo
Dan to prison wasn't sick in bcd?"
well. l tunno-I dunno" sighed tho
old nan cs he dropped the subject
got away ct 6ix o'clock next morn
ing, and Ellis tracks on the frost along
the highway were then On hour old
h. Y. Sun.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

THB TIMES can be found re yuiarly on
sasie at the following places:
Eoenoko-Cieorge GRAY att, Jr.: NJ. e.
Smiths, Dailis g. Dennis, Hotels Roam
che. Continental and Ponce De Leon.
Ealem-Alfred s. Burdette & Co.'s
Pulseli-Maple Shade Inn
Blueffeld-Bluoheld Inn.
POcehontae-Pocahont Inn.
Valley trims
BRISTOL, Teun-W. A. Ward, Front
street.
Darlington Wilards'. The Metropon-
tan.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
croMiNo nae RAISING.
It Was Slow Work, Eut It Led to CIorl-
Qua Tscsul.a.

nc S'hs Slow Worlt, Tut It led to Clorl-
QUE Results.
lie and che arc sitting in the Window
scat in the utudy. Eutcr her mamma,
with pan full OF rai3ins.
Her McraEc-If you young pco?lc
aren't doing any .1ing, I'm going to
raal.c you ctcnc thcss, raisins. I'm mal:-
ing raincc racat, and I'm just Us busy as
I cen be.
Shc-N'hy, CT course, mamma. It'll
DC juct fun.
lic-Dclightcd, Mrs. NIuz=cr! We'll
turn the whole job out in just about
seventeen rlinutca and half.
Her Mcmraa-I guess not-thcrc's
two pounds there.
(Exit in the direction CT TIC l1itchcn.)
uc-Grc2t scheme, isn't it? How &C
you ctonc the things, any how2
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
i:o:a.n~ Gained.

Fret Colorcd Child tproudly)-.lc,,
GiGt2h Dinah she's been frou &c normal
sc!:ocl an t,:c's cot or tlcploma, ca' now
SECS ~ cultured young lady wifi 9 Gin
i..c,l c,,ic:t.on.
second Colorcd Child - Pooh! Tier
hair 80, jest Is l:.a.;ly Us cvah.-Judgc.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

Yesterday was a busy day at the
Lynchbu,g PustofNc,. Up To ocl ok
2uo mons y orders and postal n tcs mad
be- u issued,
The annual businc IS is over $50 ,OCo.
-Lynchburg Adj, anc'.
What is over $500 900? TIL, mon, Y
order and postal motto bur inc IS, o; The
gttsj p)sto lie bu iinoss?
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
WE WANT THAT EXPOSITION.

The Virginia Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society has d, oided to hold q
State lair in Richmond next fall and q
grand state exposition Il year later.
We want that grand State exposition
TO be- held here in Roanoke. 1t ought
to be held when tho Roanoke and South
ern is completed.
Why should it bo held in Roanoke?
b. cause Roanoke typiiies all tho great
progress which Virgini. has made in
the last d cade. Is, ,uso Il ,anoke is
the grand example, held up to every
other towy. in the mineral belt, 4 wha5
enterprise and energy can do whom
thrown in contact with natural oppor
tunities.
Il .uso-well, sec here, Richmond,
If we G mt have tho State exposition.
we will get mp the biggest Mineral Belt
Exposition ever held in the South and
cover ourselves with glory See?
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
Uh:lo v.aI.in. 10. G .an~c.

Mrs. SanSo-Lcr5c houses il this city
Gre now co complete That they servo
dinner for o.;oppcro.
Mr.. 3anso-D.t they'll not be quite
ccJa.loto until they have lodgings clso.
-,lunscy's Weekly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

ROM what I could
hear there was to
DO y hanging at the
county scat of o
county in Illinois,
end the night be-
fore the execution
I stopped with "
fcEily about ecvcn
II lies dis tan t.
Nothing was said
cbout the matter
until otter cuppcr,
end then the nan
~
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gOANoNE. VA. JANUARY 1891.
NOTICE.

TIEH TIMES will not he responsible for
my bills contracted Ivy employees unless
essless arc given for the same by the
SeanTul manager.
All nubsoribsrs who fail to receive their
papers regularly every InornIrg viii r' IT.
Soc favNr 10y notifying Immediately tho
hesssRoas ofioo THE TIMES, IA no
allowance can ne made for rniN mise d,
Rnfes, notice is given.
UF.leyw fe tive Discrimination OF adver-
aiss,nents muss invariably be sivon in
writing.
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An I~,or.n. I!ousc-untc-.

Lady docking for = cheap suburban
hcac)-.lcrcy ca rae! Icu advertised
this IS . Swiss cottage. It's noting
bit :: l:ovcl. What il there SviS3
about it?
Agent wit, Gi-nitJ)-Ycu will OBJ
serve. ra@d:ia, tat to constable is in
The bascncnt-JuC~c.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

Mr.. EinSo-I cia going into tho conn
try with C few friends TO hunt duck nnd
wish you voc!l pack ny Grip.
Mrs Lingo = Certcinly, dear. How
many Gets Of poker chips shall put IN?
Jury
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
tho ..-;'s:c-y I:y?:a ac'.

h2Cry Clcc !Ia.--C 9rfo1nd you. yoa
don't v:cr,: half TIC & -.
StJloCr2r,:ic Pea = Ard yon don't
v+or.: TIC ct,c: l:a!f. Or. Lo:,r5 c..Eier-
tiiSt'a tic t-o33lc.-';'c:::;s 3neiaS1.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
Il Ga...a-cd ~ncc,.

Ec;;::!so-,.ov did you rlr.cgo to
Cct t.,-oc..;,l -. crowd? had 10 wal,
fer hall e, l:c;,:r.
Cu-aac-l - Gmo.,icS that cigar
you eve Ec.-L.-c.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

EiaCc-I-u.r2h! Lily lou1c burned
down l"at ri-5;,.t.
Iiinglcy-W'l:ct raa!:cs you 60 glad?
InourGncc?
Eia3o-No. ,Iy v,ifc'a pct dog per-
io.lcd in the Games. Jury.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

Eradley-Say, FlanniJan. why Gon't
ycz take the elevator up wild that trun,:?
EianniTcn (just ovcr)-Indadc I'll
not: III tai:c but the trunk. les your
silf that lin carry up the clcvctor.-
Texas Si{tinrs.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
s. cH:...-c:::>d 70 q.

Tric-d-.icvoa't yoa left CT mourn.
ia3 very occ- fer yos!r POOR EuaiGad:
Widow Cont know. i!Acro wasn't
mitch OF Kin to laoura nbout-Cncc u
Weoli-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
MINERALS A SPECIALITY.

All persons having inA.al farm or
timber lands are rrun, sLr6 a, list them
with Il, for sale. The long tx perie:- ce
OF our senior, MIR. j. a. l)alb,. IL mining
ard sale of real estate warrant iIs in as
suring our patrons that their interests
Will he properly guard, q in the sale Of
Tia, ir property. and all money coming
into their hands will he promptly paid
over. Owners may. if preferred, employ
their SIP. cial agent or ,tornpys.
Persons, in sending descriptive liat OF
property, are spt cially cautioned against
giving overdrawn descriptions. M 1t
lessons chances Uf sale. we also advise
against giving options on mineral
properties, they often interfere with
sales and lead u, litigation.
We shall do legitimate commission
business.
Active, reliable agents wanted in
every county in Southwest Virginia.
All city property listed with ia viii
have prompt attention, and sold " besS
advantage.
We have booked for sale list OF Inn
proved and uRimproved property. bnsi-
M.ss and dwelling houses in different
sections OF the city.
Persons Wishing to buy or sell are
resp, ctfully invited ~ call OH us.
Office, Room 3, Moomaw building,
Jefferson street.
Refer to First National Bank Of Roa
nokr, Virginia.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

10 you want an ab.oIus Is q dp RI.
nor? IL Is found oaiy in "A. B C.
Alternative.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
WANTED a HOLIDAY.

It Wasn't Ivory Day That Presented
- rino O,,D:rtunlty
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

Tesere. at ,,r I'oet3ilite at Roanoke as SOC
ua6-o ee nIlf =.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16
sroSINo THE EAIsrNs.

Shc-Why, you just sQuinch 'cn up
like tllia-so!
IIc-I don't sccra to Get the hang of it.
Shc-Why. how clumsyi You cont
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-16

TugTtMrs viii te delivered Ia itanoko, Sa-
Cur, AMI VmtN. every 'nortiing by carriers for
cents ptr ,0Iltn.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-09-19

Imported Cuimbach and Muenchener BeeF,
Quinness's Stout, Bass Pale Ale. w. H.
McBraycr Whiskies, Martells Cognac,
De Kuyper's Gin, Sherry, Port Wine,
Imported and Domestic Cigars
and Smokers Supplies.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-09-19
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prsct-
ice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula
OF simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure Of consump-
ton, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and all
throat and lung affections, also posi-.
tive and radical cure for nervous debili-
ty and all nervous complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands Of cases, has felt
Il his duty to make IL known TO his suf-
fering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and q desire to relieve human suffering,
/ will send free OF charge, TO all who
desire it, this recipe, in German, French
or English, with full directions for pre-
pairing and using. Sent by mail BY
addressing with stamp, naming thu
paper. w. A. NoYKs, $40 Power
Blcc,r. Rscic:ttr,'N. Y. 1A-@
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-09-19

The Cleveland Saw Mill COMPANY '
of Marquette has purchased from the
Manistique Lumber Company 10000.
600 feet of logs on the line Of its log
ging road south of Seney. The logs
are brought by rail-two train loads
daily-which are sawed as fast as they
arrive. The most of the logs intended
for the Cleveland company's mill are
hung up on the Dead river, and we're II
not for this purchase the mill would
probably have to lose part Of the saw
ing season.
Capt. Jno. McEncroe shot and NOR
tally wounded a Finn whom he mistool
for burglar Sunday night. The fam
lily were aroused at abont midnight by
noises in the ball, and when the cap
tian app ared upon the scene, gun n
hand, the strange man refused to an
swer any ones ions but continued com
ing toward him. 1t was discovered
when too late that the stranger was ths
hired girls best fellow and that he had
come slightly intoxicated to pay her Q
visit. A coronor's jury exhonerated
Capt McEncroe from all blame.