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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EVENING. August ~.
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SATU RnAI LNENINe, August n.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKEra
Silver weaker.
Wheat and Barley options frmeE
Yellow Corn weaker.
Rye lower. Oats steady.
Hay IA diminished receipt.
Beans unchanged.
Prunes fraction higher
Dried Peaches easier.
First car OF PTunes shipped East.
Slight advance in Beef.
Grain Bags duh
Sweet Potatoes lower.
Butter very firm. Eggs steady.
Fruit market strong
Vegetable market glutted.
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and offered 20 werS the same al 81 a ton guaraa-
teeiug return 10 the owners Of 30 per cent the
assay value. The next batch OF orc will pTOba bly,
be worked NJ Reno.
The weekly reports OF the Qujotoas show that in
the Peerless the north drift from maiu working
shaft on the 500 level has been advanced 10 l23
feet the run shows In the face FOR width Of drift
and Is producing some ore OF good grade.
IN the CFccSer the advancement hes been fair IN
the south driit on the main 500 level durlng
the week The vein IS strong IN the face and OF
gooI grade IS being extracted The face Of drift is
OUT . feet from the east crosscUt
Following Are The Highest Prices During
the Fast Week.
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General Merchandixe.

55se Wool Bags 36QsSSc o7aS
CORDAGE-Pure Manila Rome 100 n M =,
thread. 12l2c: and thread Sc Bale Rome 10
@lztSc; mixed Manila Bale Rope. IOlSc: Crape-
vine Iwlne. lzc In balls and coils: Hop TwIne
idt4c; Lathyarn lie; SisaI ana Duplex rope ec:
iHthread, e1ac; and do, l0c; DnpIer rails
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Exchange and Bullinn.
Bank Clearinys.
Shippiny Notes.

Local bank eIearings fell off sharply again last
week. being Sl4,479 900. against $lS,442IS3 for
the same week last year.
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EngIish What Market.

LIVERPOOL. Aug 81. - The spot market Is
steadier al es Sd CargOes quiet at SIS 81 for
Of coast. SSs for Just shipped and 32s cd for
nearly due.
EETUEEl
Tie Produce Exchange cable gives the following
LiveTyooi quotations for No Red Winter: Au-
gust. 6s Ia: September. 6s +d: October. is
1l4d: November 6S I'd: December, Gs 81.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Aug. 27. - Cons0ls. 81 SIS: Silver,
3SL4d; Rentes. 95f 52t%c
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New York Markets.

NEw YoRK. Aug. 1.-THE stock market pre-
sented the usual halfhoIiday appearance. Reading
active and held steady throughout. Free reali-
zations in western Union early lost / per cent.
Minneapolis aud St Paul lost early. but recovered.
sugar was excited and lost per cent early though
1t finally rallied. The close firm and generally
dull with fractional losses. Governments duli and
steady.
NEW YoRK. Aug 27.-United states Ronds as
ilUl4; DO rs. 100; Northern Pacific 207s Cana
dian fsCinc. ssh: Central facihe, 20: Onion Pa
cine. 3s1s; AtchIsOn ana Santa re. S9is; Wells
Fargo. ls3; Western Union. 81 IS; Silver, S314c;
Sterling. 81 s76s4 sS15
NheaL-SeptemDer. e01sc, Flour steady. Coffee.
slS so. sugar. 27s % 32sc. Hons Paeihc
Coast. 20&24c. HiGes. lS@l7c. Copper Lake.
Sll go TIn-Spot. so So Lead-D0nestic, 81 Is
Iron, Sl6. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 55 IaC.
HOPS
In Hops the transactions are unimportant Pa
eihes, i9ps, eboice. sell at 24c
PRUSES.
Some sales OF new California Prunes COS to sOs
In bags. are reported at 9l4@95sc, T. o. b., coast,
but the market Is generally quiet
SUGAR COFFEE
Sugar-Raw firm and unchanged: refined softs
Nos. 6 to 13, were shaded l-15c; others unchanged
Coffee-ls duli, with slight decline. August,
Sl3 so; September, sis rs.
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rope, &c 2 70; SsaI Bale rope. 9891sc: Duplex HOP
Twne, sec; Grapevine Twine, balls or coils lOl. G.
Lathy arm, SIac g 70.
SALMON-Alaskan Fish 1892, 81 O2IaGI O7I4
according 10 quantity; Red Alaskan Fish IN hafblls
50 rs; Columbia River Fish. S92, 81 25GI as FOR
Tails and 81 45@3l 60 Tor Flats.
SUGAk-The Western sugar Refining COMPANY
quotes, terms net cash; Cube Crushed POwters
anu Fine Crushed, all 55sc Z u; Dry GTanulats-i-
5i4c e u; COnfectione-s' A. 5isc; Standard 4.
47se; Magnolia, 45sc; Extra Z, <Iac: Golden o.
4Ssc; d. 4l4c p Il: half bbls. lac more than 0o.s
and boxes 1ae more.
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y OAlsD SALES.

Following were the sales In the San Francisco
STOCK Board yesterday:
'TfcVIAR SESSION. 30 a NJ
goo Belcher 100 100 Con 35 400 Oyerm 40
ZuU .....--l.O5 % Cfoint 90 50 Ophir... 2.lO
I00 BIS a.l6 zoo Exehed- 10 5O0 Savage....70
100 .,,..,..-.l2o2OO & ~. lI4ll00O ..........S5
100 bodie so 100 .......-...l 40 loo q Nj. 20
IUV ChAti u 20 xOO .........l 10 330 New. IA
so ChoIIar.-. 50 100 Justce..ls SO Union l On
as CC&Y ). Z0,I00 y COmtn %
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q TALK ABOUT
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
a TALK q BOUT
PRINTS.

We haye full lines OF all the deslr-
able makes and novelties which we are
offering at very low prices.
CHALLIES. In French designs. sc.
BEDFORD CORDS, 1215c quality 6hc.
CHAMBRAYS. in plaids and stripes, war
ranted fast c0lors Zoe.
EMPRESS CLOTH. having all the ap-
pearance Of tho fine all material, SIC
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PortIand's Business.
California Fruit.

PORTLAND Or, Aug. 27.-Clearances, s243, 900;
balances S4S, 600
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
'ates of Departure From San Francisco.

SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN FST. ChroaOma.ss ana
instrument Maker, California ssre3s
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor
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REGISTRATION OF VOTERS

T NEW CITY HALL CLOSES OCTO BIER Is
u 1892 once open Saturday evenings : e.
O'Clock la23 10 OCl5 WM.. A. BROWN. Registrar
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Board-l0 $ II Gaslight, 7l1a so Safety Nitro
Powder, IL: 80 Cal Electric Light. lSls as do,
1855; 10 $ v Water. 100; rs Omnibus Cable, 50.
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Eg-TAKE A
BARGAINS ON ALL OUR COUNTERS DEPARTMENTS.
SPECIAL
6
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on receipt o remtanes by mail Samples Application
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Sailed.

Stmr Westport. Jacobs UsaI
Stmr National City. Manson, Eureka
Stmr WhltesborO. johnson.
Br bark Harold, King, Queenstown.
Schr Bangor, Aspe. Humboldt Bay
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MEN WE TALK ABOUT.

Col. JOSEPH NJ. BENNETT has given
$4,000 to the endowment fund of the
Methodist orphan asylum OF Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. JUSTICE SIIIRAs' silk gown is n
dazzler. 1t is made of twcnty-one yards
of the richest and most expensive silk
and was the gift of his fell ow-t towns
men of Pittsburgh.
CHIEF JUSTICE PETERS, of Maine, has
just completed the SEVENTEEN year OF
his age, and reports himself in excel.
lent physical condition. He expects to
keep going" for some years yet.
JOHN HoEY once said that tho pleas.
ATTEST time in his life was when he
paid three dollars week board out Of
four dollars week salary and tried to
save few cents out of the small mar.
gin every week.
Ex-Gov. MERRIwEATHER, of Ken,
lucky, has attained the age of ninety.
three. Besides serving the Blue Grass
state as its chief magistrate, he was
also United States senator, succeeding
Henry Clay in that Office.
REV. DIR. DAVID GREER, pastor of st.
Bartholomew Protestant Episcopal
church, New York, having sufficient
private income for his own needs. turns
over his entire salary for the relief OF
the poor, and, as his salary is fifteen
thousand dollars year, the relief is q
substantial one.
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KITCHEN CUTLERY.
Good Material Is Always Cheaper Than
Poor.

Good Material Is Always Cheaper Thar
Poor.
Not one person in a thousand under
stands how to select good steel kitchen
knife. 1t is false economy to provide
kitchenmaid with cheap, inferior tools
She will appreciate your consideration
if she is the right kind of girl, if she
is provided with suitable tools to do her
work with, and will equally appreciate
your niggardness or ignorance if she is
provided with iron bread knives anc
potato knives that act as saws The
difference in cost between good tools OF
this kind and inferior ones is not very
great. The method of testing them is
simple A good steel knife is elastic
and bends readily and easily when the
point is pressed on the table. A good
English bread knife will cost about IL
cents and upward, French knives 81. %
and upward. 1t is always wise to buy
these knives of an experienced cutler,
who is thoroughly trustworthy. The
knives of the most distinguished maker
of kitchen cutlery have been initiated
even so far as the name: so unless Won
are judge of good knife yourself, it
is better to depend on Trustworthy
dealer 1t is hardly necessary to add
tnat Such valuable knives should be
kept away from the fire or their temper
will be lost, and they will be of no more
value than an iron knife This should
be explained to the servant, and every
kitchen should be provided with at
least two cheap iron knives to use
around the stove. A scraping knife
COOL enough for the purpose will cost
about 20 cents and is a convenient art-
Gle to use about the stove 1t is a short
knife with broad, fan-shaped blade,
with Il keen edge that answers the pur-
pose of scraping pots and pans admira-
bly-N. Y. Tribune
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A SPRINKLE OF SPICE.

IT'S hard to say what the politics OF
the man in the moon is Sometimes
the moon is wet and sometimes it's dry.
Then, again, it is periodically full.-N.
y. World
WARD is engaged to Mamie Eccles."
"V'hy, he has only known her week. I"
''True But he invited her tc go to the
theatcr last evening, and she didn't
keep him waiting. Life
AT SoUrHsEA. - She = "Oh! James,
how grand the sea isl How wonderful!
l do so like to hear the roar of the
ocean" IIc-''sSo do I, Elizabeth; please
keep quiet. Modern Society.
lis CnuMrToN deaf and tlurnb?" "Not
n bit of it. But he made promise to
his dying grandfather to always think
twice before he spoke once. lie hasn't
been able TO think even once YETI
Indianapolis Journal.
O'BRowN-"Thcy tell me Ziggsby once
saved his mothcr-in-law from drown
ing?" Kerzogg- it was noble
act; and if lie ever gets into any serious
trouble it will be great help to him"
O'Brown-''Iow SOP" Kcrzogg-''Why,
he can plead insanity" Brooklyn
Times
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Gone IIourin jail d"

From the Richmond Dispatch.
The murierouS assault made by train
robbers two nights ago upon tho pas
songers in the f.. f. V. train on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad not far
from Hun tington will convince a good
many persons that lynch law is not al
ways unjustifable. A moro daring
And yet this daring" was apparently a
device OF towards too base to give the
travellers on the train an equal chance
for their lives. These cowards, loaded
down with pistols, fired right and left.
The bold Kock sacrificed his life upon
the altar OF duty. He we'll deserves a
high place in the estimation of good
men everywhere for his firm determine
ton not to allow such dastards az no
had encountered to rrofis by their cow
ardly cruelty.
Ii there ever was case in which
Judge Lynch was instifiably called upon
to open his court and pronounce SEN
tence of death, ihis is one. We have
never countenanced lynca law, and we
do not demand the unlawful execution
OF the criminals concerned in this un.
speakable outrage. be their number
la'ge or small; but we do say that il
There is any danger that the miscreants
will otherwise escape punishment al.
con ther, either by being released from
jail by their unknown coufedcrates or
Ill any other way, then the West Vir
ginians
'.Will know th' reason why"
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PERSONAL AND IMPeRsoNAL

CHRIS ScHILLrNa, of st. Louis, has
made his record by eating gallon of
oysters in one hour on bet of rs cents
a LEADING Philadelphia society lady
has hair siXty-thrcc inches in length.
She is only sixty-one inches Is feet
inch) in height.
JOHN C. TURNpESNY, of Philadelphia
left an estate which is invcntoricd at
slT3,O0O. And yet people will continue
to get off that trite quotation: What's
in n name?"
TIE largest sum ever paid for st.
Bernard dog was that given by Mr..
Emmett, an actor, who paid $1,000 for
the largest st. BERNARD in the world.
The dogs namo was Plinlimlnon.
A NOTABLE theatrical troupe has
made its debut in Chris tiania. 1t co,a-
priscs two barors, q baroness ard her
two daughters, countess and n
belgian noble. One of the barons cx-
hibits trained dogs, the other acts as a
negro clown, the baroness sings, her
daughters play on the harp.
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FOREIGN NOTES OF INTEREST

THERE arc seven Hebrew members in
The British house of commons.
OIr of II total population of 17,;a5,-
600 IN Spain, as computed by recent
census, only l2,000,0C0 can read or write
AK average of three British scnmcn
lose their lives every day by drowning,
and three hundred British steamers and
sailing vessels are lost ut sea yearly.
AZ Dundcnong, Australia, there is q
blue gum tree which has an estimated
height of four hundred and fifty feet.
1t is believed to be the tallest tree in
the world
TIE lord lieutenant of ireland has
salary OF 100000 per annum, but the
expenses of the position are so high as
to make Il big private fortune II neces-
sity to the appointec.
STREET car conductors receive only
sixty-two and one-half cents for DAYS
wages in the city of Berlin. The day
IS eighteen hours long, with half
holiday once in two weeks.
TIE secret police of Paris is distinct
from the regular force. The members,
as n rule, are unknown to each other;
watch the first employed upon an i'm.
portant case.
1T is comparatively only of late that
English nowcr-maIing has rivaled the
French manufacture. 1t was intro
duced into England during the French
revolution of 1900 by refugees, who en-
ployed the art as q means of subsist-
ence
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THE WORLDS ODD CORNERS.

ALLIGATOR eggs are eaten as delica-
cy by the people of the West Indies.
: HINDoosTAN is about twenty-five
times as large as the state of New
York
New GUINEA is extremely rich in
plants, the number of species discov-
cred in the siXty-fve years since Lesson
brought home the first COLLECTION being
two thousand, or as many as arc known
from the whole of Germany.
FRANK G.. CARPENTER, the Russian
traveller, says that Russian peasant
women work from four o'clock in the
morning to seven or eight o'clock in the
evening, and that for these long hours
fifteen cents day is big wages.
TIE hill near Jerusalem whe re the
crucifixion of Jesus occurred is formed
of limestone. The shores of the Dead
sea are lined with pumice stones show
cred out of some volcano that destroyed
Sodom and Gomorrah, which cities
finally sank beneath the waters of the
Dead sea
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WOMEN OF THE WORLD.

THE queen of Portugal makes her own
hats and bonnets.
Miss NORA HoUsER has been chosen
as model for the silver statue of her
native state. Montana.
LADY SOMERSET declares that Eng
lish women take more interest in poll
tics than American women.
Miss MINNIE WESTON, a spirited girl
Of twenty. is mail carrier in Oregon.
AID t:avcrscs q dangerous roatc four
and five times week.
MISS KATE MARsDEN, who Is much
Interested in the establishment Of lcpcr
colonies in Liberia. is coming to this
country to lecture and raise funds to
enable her to carry out her benevolent
schemes
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ROANOKE, VA, DECEMBER l6. 1899.
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.

The decision OF the court of appeals
declaring unconstitutional all special
assessments for public improvements
will force change of plans in every
city in the State.
Until the text of the decision has
been received it will be impossible to
learn the reasons why the court has re-
versed a position which it had pre-.
viouslY occupied. The underlying
equities favor certain percentage of
special assessment against abutting
property owners for plain reasons.
While the whole city is benefited by
we'll paved street, the owners of abut
ting property are especially benefited
and frequently the value added to their
property by the improvement is several
times the cost OF the Improvement
L, this respect paving and sewerage
improvements differ essentially from
other classes and should be treated
separately. If the constitution really
forbids special assessments, tho way is
opened for general discussion of the
whole scheme of taxation. The tax
system OF Virginia is antiquated and
needs radical reform. Features are
preserved which other progressive
States have long since abandoned.
These in particular are an unwieldy
license system, tho inquisi sorial tax on
personal property, the income tax, and
tho tax on purchases of merchants
The general fault of unequal and grossly
unjust realty assessments also need
vigorous reform.
So far as tho local situation is con-
cerned Roanoke has always found
way to go ahead and it will continue to
do so. THE TINES believes that if no
other way presents itself public .enti-
mont will bring AUDITING property own
ers together to voluntarily offer to bear
certain share of the costs OF public
improvements, realizing that their ben
eft will doubly repay the outlay.
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pRN TIMES can Do found regularly on
Gale at the following places:
Roapoke-George Gravatt, Jr.. Nj. Il.
Emith.s, Hotels Roanoke. Ponce de Leon,
yik's News Stand, 80 Salem avenue F.
81. Carr, Terry Building.
Bristol, Tenn.-W. a. Ward. Front
Street
Bluefeld-Blueheld Inn.
Gynchburg- Observation-Disclosures Hotel.
Observation-Disclosures Inn.
Pulaski--Meple Shade Inn, Brown b
Brown.
aadford- Radiord Inn. W. @. Butler.
Salern--W. Taylor's Book Store.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. The Metropoli-
Car.
Wythevi,l,, h. a. Bailey.
Norfolk and Western trains.
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AMUSEMEN IS.
..NIrs. o,nrlen, Esauire."

was given at the Academy last night to
small audience. II was one OF tho
best farce comedies which has been pro-
scented in Roanoke in long time. tho
eoubrette parts being especially we'll
done. Tho eccentric dance CT Messrs.
Marian and Post WAS n leading feature.
Blanch Siegrist caught tho audience
with her clover French song and her
musical advances to the unfortunate
gentleman who played the big bull fd-
die. The play is largely y rehash of
Fun on the Bristol," but Is very
done and the topical features
are brought up to date.
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Blain az Colditlnn.

WASHINGTON, Dec. FLAMES G..
Blaine. Jr., said tonight that the ex-
Secretary was resting comfortably and
II there was any change IN hi- con
dition it was for tho h,tter Ycu-c
Blaine said that as soon as his lot ei's
condition permitted, the family would
le,ye Washington. IL Is not yet tc.
cided whore they will go.
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0oweIl's American Newspaper Diroo-
tcTF for 1891 puts the circulation OF THE
ROANOKE TIMES abovs that of any
eshor paper In Southwest Virginia, and at
e.,ore than that OF all tho other papers of
Roanoke combined.
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Our playgoers are showing an unsual
amount of interest in the visit of that
clever comedian, r. e. Graham, to the
Academy OF Music to- night. 1t is with
pleasure we await his first appearance
hero in his new musical comedy, Larry,
the Lord" which he has already made
as successful as his former venture.
Much credit is also due to II. Greenwall,
who is directing tho tour, and who has
surrounded Mr.. Graham with an eX
ceptionally strong company, each char.
acter being in the hands OF capable
people. Many of the company are we'll
known to our readers, among them Will
Vaudeville, c. e. Graham, Sydney Price,
Mamie Cerbi. Dickie Martinez. Lizzie
Hight and twenty Others equally as ca
pablo, if not as popular. The company
is further frightened by the introduc.
tion of Miss Edith Craske, q premiere
danseuse, who has completely capti-
waited her audiences by her remarkable
dancing. This is only one of the nu-
merous features: there arc many in
store for our theatergoers. Last sea-
son, when 1.-The Little Tycoon" was
presented here, our playgoers wore
greatly disappoiu ted at the nou. appear
anco OF Mr.. Graham, he being too i'll to
sing. He will positively appear this
time.
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Gradually Coming around.

From the Evening World
The Roanoke World says that the
Machine Works will not be enlarged to
the extent that was reported, that the
force Of hands will not be doubled, and
that the 81, 100000 loan is q myth. So
much for progressive journalism" -
Lynchburg News.
Our neighbor, tho News, does us a
slight but unintentional injustice. The
World has printed the statements Of
Forfolk and Western officials. Mr.,
Sands has not deniec that the 81, 900, 600
loan has been secured, and tho World
has never said that 1t was myth. We
take this opportunity to say, however,
that we have reason to believe that the
big loan has been arranged for. though
we do not speak authoIitatively. Tn,
News can tell Its +, adtrs. too tna'
great Improvements will be made 4
tho shops and that wills thn force may
NOT be doubled it will Z" sui,iciautiy iu
creased for the gooi eff CT 80 he Tel in
every line OF hu in"ss in tn" city.
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HEAVY BROWN DOMESTIC,

AS durable as linen. a6 inches wide
for GA cents a yard. The manufactur
ers will not duplicate those prices.
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TIE BROWN
Dry Goods Company.
COTTON DOM ESTICS.

We have been saving up bargain
which every housekeeper will appre-
ciate. You all know that within two
months raw cotton has gone up 216 cents
pound. This is equal to cent on each
yard OF cotton goods. We laid in stock
of Domestics before the advance. and
are now offering them at actually less
than we can buy them now from the
manufacturers. We offer
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This week we will offer two bargain
counter prizes. We have them and must
get them out Of the way. We will sell
them for exactly what they are, as fol-
lows:
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The schumann Lady ouartette.

A charming concert was given in
Weller Hall last eve ming by the Schu-
mann Lady Quartette. The voices of
the four ladies are wonderfully har-
monious, and they sang together with
such perfect expression. THE Swedish
Wedding March" "By lo-land." "Sweet
and Low" and 1--WE Parted by tho River
Side" the Quartette gave with excell-
ent effect, and the good might song.
"Ye Spotted Snakes" by McFarren,
was perhaps best OF all.-Chicago Trib-
une. This quartette will appear a. the
Academy of Music tomorrow night,
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THE TIMES Is delivered in BoanOkc Salem and
Vinton every morning by carriers for gu cents per
month
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STICKKRs.n
Can be had at THE TIMED offlce.
DRACTICAL STAIR BUILDER.
j. j. GARRY

j. j. GARRY,
Corner Roanoke street and Salem avenue.
Referenccs-K. H. Stewart DR.. j. D. Kirk,
N. Daniel. Architects NolGnd d dc Saussure
Gustaf Bottigor, Wilson q Huggins, T. U. Wal
ter. Contractors and Builders j. F. Barbour,
W. Shields, j. b. Pollard. MahoneY Bros. 8Si'
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II. Il q Thousand Mile Ticket Good to 81.


On aud after December IL, 1892, thous-
ana mile tickets issued by the Balti.
n.nro AID Ohio Railroad Company will
be- honor' between AL stations on the
Ohio and Mississippi railway.
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SEE THEM. SEE THEM.
HHirOnimQS & BrQgl,

P. S.-We will place on sale this week
special line OF Handpainted China,
made special to order, in articles Of
every sort. They are the finest possible.
l071y