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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01
YONI KIPPUR.
Tho Most Solemn of Hebrew Holidays
Celebrated.

Tho Most Solemn of Hebrew Holidays
Celebrated.
AT sunset yesterday evening began
the nest solemn of Hebrew holidays,
Yom Kippur. Or the Day Of Atonement,
which always begins on the ninth even
ing after the Hebrew new year. The
day is spent in fasting, repentance and
prayer, in conformity with the COM
mand, "For on that day shall he, the
high priest, make an atonement for you,
to cleanse ye, that we may be clean from
all your sins before tho Lord"
Services in the Jewish Synagogue at
the shoe store of the Sou thern Guarantee
Company began last night shortly after
o'clock, conducted by Rev. DR.. Bam-
burger, of Baltimore, and concluded at
half past s. The servi .es were similar
to the one on the Jewish New Year
that is alternately reading and singing
in the Hebrew and English languages
The services we're largely attended and
for the benefit of the younger portion of
the congregation DR.. Hamburger, in a
clear and precise manner, exp aimed the
meaning of the words, Yom Kippur, and
why, above al othors, that day should
be reliRiously kept. Services will be-
gin again this morning and continue
throughout the day until sunset this
evening
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The Races.

GRAvEsEND, N. Y, Sept. 3O.-[Spe-
&al First race, milo-Crotchet won,
Major Daily second. Silver Prince third:
time, l:4i.
Second race, l-16 miles-Dolly Me-
Cone won, Dagonet second, Temple
third; time, l:49K.
Third race, Is furlongs- White Rose
won. Strathmesth second, Tormcnter
third; time, 1:l476.
Fourth race, mile and quarter--Cande-
labra won, Leonawell second, Tho
Peppe: third; time, 2:OoS.
Fifth race, furlongs-Un Jim
won, Maid Marian second, Chattanooga
third; time, l:02.
Sixth race, Il furlongs- Walcott won,
Lal!ah second, Hoey third; time, 1:l5L.
CISctSSArI, Sept. Especial l..
Latonis races: First race, furloRgs-
Revolver won in 1880. Pat Comfy second,
Ella b. third.
Second race, furlongs-Tim Murphy
won, Elizabeth l.. second, Sunset third;
time, l:Ozli.
Third race, mile-Tom Tough won,
Major Tom second, Lady Useful third
time, l:42.
Fourth race, AZ furlongs--Col. A.
won, Our Maggie second, Frank Ellis
third time, .56h.
Fifth race. So furlongs-Sally R. won.
Foreman second, Fancy third; time,
l:O91s.
Sixth race, mile Eolsm won, Rebuff
second, Banner third time, 1:43]s.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01
HER CASE POSTPONED.
Lille johnson Will be Tried When Alice
Mitchell ia Cured.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept. 30 Especial |
In Shelby county criminal court yes
terday the case OF Lille Johnson,
charged with being an accessory TO the
murder of Freda Ward by Alice Mitchell,
was called. Miss Johnsons attorney
asked for special venire from which
to solect jury to try the case, but the
motion was overruled. In rendering
this decision Judge Dubose said that
Miss johnson would not be placed on
uutil trial Alice Mitchell had either been
cured OF insanity or pronounced an in
durable lunatic.
The case was ordered stricken from
the docket and Miss Johnson was re-
leased in $4,000 bonds until the asylum
authorities could DO heard from. Letters
received in this city from tho superin-
tendent OF the Bolivar insane asylum
state that Allca Mitchell shows no
symptoms Of insanity and will probably
be discharged as cured before many
months. AS soon AS she is released she
will be arrested on an Indictment for the
murder of Freda Ward and tried ioiutly
with Lille Johnson.
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CHOLERA SITUATION.
The Disease Breaking Out
Again in Europe.

ODESSA, Sept. ao.-[Special l. 1t is Of
Totally announced to-day that cholera
is present in this city. From Friday,
September 80. to Wednesday, Septem-
Der %. there have boon ten cases Of the
disease reported, four of which proved
fatal.
HAvRE. Sept. so.-[Specf All-Three
new cases Of cholera and six deaths
were reported here yesterday. This is
decrease OF one case and increase of
four deaths compared with the returns
for Wednesday.
BUpA PEsru, Sept. 30.-[Spcciall-It
is reported here that cholera has broken
out in the Servian village on the Dan.
ube. 1t IS said that the disease was i'm
ported by Russian vessels calling at the
village.
HAMBURG, Sept 3o.- Spccioll- on
cial cholera statistics for yesterday
place the number of new ca ses at 80 and
the deaths at "a. Compared with Wed.
nesday's returns this is decrease OF II
cases and an increase of deaths. In
Altoona yesterday new cases and 0
deaths were reported.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 3O.-[Special1-
Seven new cases of cholera and three
deaths are reported here.
PARIS, Sept. 3O.-lSpeciall-In Paris
and It's suburbs yesterday q total Of
twenty nine new cholera cases and
sixteen deaths from the disease we're
reported.
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Tho Convention Adjourns.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept. 3O.-GSpcciall
The Republican State convention ad-
jourDed at o'clock this morning after
much frivolous discussion over small
matters. A full set of electors was
nominated and q platform adopted The
platform declares for the protective
tariff system, Endorses Federal cleo
ton law, indorses Harrison and Reid
and expresses sympathy with the former
for his wifes serious illness. A resolu-
ton was adopted to tho effect that it
was inexpedient to put up State ticket.
but urging the voters to support tho
national Republican ticket
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PROGRESS OF PUBLIC WORK.
What Is Being Done Through
out the City.
Tho Salem Avenue Drain Is Now Built
to Commerce Street-Bids Arc in for
Its Construction to Roanoke Street.
What Is Being Done on the Henry
Street Drain-work on the School
Buildings

The work of public Improvement in
Roanoke is progressing favorably. The
brick arch drain through Salem avenue
has reached as far as the center of COM
merce street. The bids are in for tho
continuation OF this drain to Roanoke
street. On Henry street the work has
been much delayed owing to springs
and bursting of pipes, but they have
now arrived at place whore they will
DO able to continue tho work much
more rapidly. This drain, known as
Henry, Luck and Commerce drain, will
run as far as the paper bag fac tory on
Tazewell street
The excavation work on Railroad
avenue has been progressing and the
contractor is now ready to begin brick
ing the arch Of large drain. The
excavations for the twenty. four inch ex-
tension at Tinker creek arc being
pushed, but owing to the nature OF
the work, being through solid rock,
the advancement is comparatively slow.
This extension will connect the present
outfall Of the main sewer into Lick Run
with Tinker Creek. The Nelson street
sewer, between Railroad avenue and
cred.
The progression OF the maoadam work
has been more rapid during the past
week than previously. Norfolk avenue
is now about ready for macadam, and
will be proceeded with. The macadam
work in East Roanoke is nearly finished.
Page street, Kimball avenue, Ruther
ford avenue, Commonwealth avenue,
and Fourth street are completed. Holt
day street is graded but not yet maca d i.
amized. This will shortly be accom-
piished and the other streets will BIO ex-
amined, cutters repaired and the maca-
dam generally will be inspected.
Brick paving will soon be commenced
on South Campbell avenue to Randolph
street. Salem avenue will then be
paved from Commerce street to Ran
dolph street, also the south side Of Mar
ket square.
The market house has been recently
renovated, painted and ceiled.
Bids have been received also for
paving Campbell, avenue. from Commerce
to Roanoke streets; Commerce streeu,
from Salem avenue to Luck street.
Also for macad amizing Henry street,
Church, avenue to Maple avenue and
guttering the same. The repairs on the
macadam injured by tho recent flood
have been finished.
contract has been awarded to Ma
hone Brothers for tho erection of the
Third ward colored school, The Bel
mont school is being erected, the men
now being at work on the second story.
The wall in front Of the Commerce
street school will be finished next week.
Rails will be placed at the top and stops
bui. I leading up the school.
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villas Presents His Anawsr.

MADISON, Wis, Sept. 30 Special
United States Senator Villas presented
the answer OF Secretary of State Cum
ningham to the complaint attacking the
apportionment of the State in tho sup
RENE court this morning. 1t holds that
tho legislature has power to exercise q
certain amount OF discretion in reappor.
looming the State, considering the ques-
tions Of business and political interests
and has not exceeded this discretion in
tho present apportionment. Tho court
took the matter under advisement.
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The Roanoke Fire Department. has
made all its arrangements for attending
the sixth annual convention OF the Vir-
ginia State Firemen's Association, which
vii! be held in Charlottesville October
. ana Is. The convention will be opened
on the morning of the 5th and the
parade will be hold on the 9Th
Inc tire laddies will leave here on two
special cars at p. N. Tuesday, October
!. for Basic City, arriving st Charlottes-
Vile q: 2:l0 n. IN. The Junior Hose
Company will carry twenty-five men
under command OF James e. Rocker.
foreman. They will stop ut Wright's
Hotel. The Friendships will go thirty
strong, W. Ii. Stennett, foreman.
This company will be companied by
the Machine Works Band in dress uni
form. The Vigilants will not 60 as a
company, but several of the members
will be in attendance.
The delegates representing the various
companies are as follows:
Vigilants-R. Il. Angel and c. L.
Miller
Juniors-James McFall and James E.
Rocker.
Erie ndships-John Donnelly and III. c.
Tate. First Assistant Chief Joseph T.
NnSIepy VIII also attend. Second AS
sistant Chief James MoFall will read a
paper before the convention entitled
Our State freman's association. It's
objects, sims, purposes and good results
from the same, suggesting a plan OF
organization for the future success of
our association AID the necessity of
every fireman in the State becoming
members ut our association"
Il. Lookaoltl, statlStician Of the asso-
citation, will submit his annual report.
The party will return Friday evening at
7:l5 p. III. The boys will wear their
fatigue uniforms and carry torches, so
that they can give u torchlight parade.
The Juniors hose carriage and the
trienship's hose reel were shipped to
charlottesville yesterday afternoon.
The committee. who made all the ar
r3ngemehts Tor the trip. is composed Of
Messrs. McFall, Lookabill and Arm
strong.
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HE GETS SIX YEARS.
Lord Beresford VIII Have to Work in the
Coal Mines.

ROME, Ga, Sept. 30.-TSpeciall- Lord
Walter s. hereford, alias Sidney Las
celles, the noted English forger, was
today sentenced by Judge William
Henry to six years OF hard labor in the
penitentiary in this State. AS soon as
tho penitensiary guard arrives Beres-
ford will be taken to Joe Browns coal
mines, in Dade county, where the peni.
Tertiary Is located. Col. W. w. Van
sentence until next week and give the
defendant chance to appeal his case to
tho United States supreme court il he
could succeed in procuring money and
counsel to do so.
Judge Henry asked Beresford what
he had to say for himself. Beresford
advanced to the front OF the bar and
resting one arm on the railing of the
clerks stand and with handkerchief
in one hand he pleaded with the court
for clemency, If he could not consist
emily grant him until next week to en-
deavor to appeal his case. He spoke in
broken sentences and often broke down
completely and wept like child. Tho
scene was worry impressive ore and
many shed tears over his situation.
Judge Henry assured BereSford that
he also had sympathy for him as fell
low man, and that he had been induced
by his appeal to change the sentence
from what he had at first intended, but
in justice to the laws of the State no
could not grant him any further delay,
as his case had been thoroughly tried
and the Same affirmed by the supreme
court. Instead of giving him tho full
extent of the sentence whioh the law
prescribed, he would reduce it to six
years.
After son tence had been passed on
him. Beresford stood like statue, with
dropping head, for about two minutes.
Finally the sheriff placed chair under
him and he fell down in it Frustrated.
The courthouse was packed with people
who had gathered to hear sentence
passed on the noted criminal.
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A DISASTROUS FIRE.
Forty Carloads of Merchandise DESTROYED
mt Chicago.


mt Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3O.-lSpeciall-A dis
astrous fire broke out in the Nickel
Plate freight yards at Eighth street and
Stony Island avenue this morning.
Forty carloads OF merchandise was con-
sumed and the loss is estimated to exceed
500, 600.
The fire had gained considerable
Roadway when it was discovered by
fireman and no was compelled to run a
long distance to send In an alarm When
the first engine company reached the
scene tho entire freight yard was in
imminent danger OF being swept away
by tire.
The other apparatus was sent for and
the burning cars were isolated Before
much could be done, owing to the
scarcity OF water, two cars were in
VOWED.
The origin of the fire Is attributed to
sparks from passing engines.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01
RAILROAD CLERKS ORGANIZE.
They Will Join tho American Association
of Railroad Clerks.

They Will Join tho American Association
of Railroad Clerks.
A number Of railroad clerks met in
tho Y. M. G. A. rooms last night and
discussed the advisability of organizing
an association OF railroad clerks. under
the laws OF the American Association OF
Railroad Clerks. Tho meeting was ad.
dressed by Frank l.. Solomon, of Boston,
grand secretary, and j, Griff Edwards,
secretary of the Twin City Association
of Portsmouth and Norfolk.
1t was unanimously voted to start an
association here and temporary officers
were elected. Allan P. Digges, OF the
general managers office, was chosen
chairman and Gooch Vaughn secretary.
A circular will be issued at once ON.
bodying the principal advantages OF this
organization and calling upon all clerks
to join.
Tue American Association comprises
some twenty sub associations located in
various large cities aud has member
ship, though very young order, OF
about $500. Among its principal fea-
lures arc the insurance and employment
bureaus, which make it valuable &C
cession to railroad fraternAl circles.
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

MISS RUTH COLEMAN. LATELY OF
MEMPHIS, WILL RECEIVE PUPILS IN
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC AND VOICE
CULTURE. SHE MAY RE SEEN OR AID
DRESSED AT THE PONCE DE LEON
HOTEL. GRADUATED THE CINCIN-
MATT COLLEGE OF MUSIC; LATE IN
STRUCTOR OF INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
AT TUSCALOOSA (ALA.) FEMALE COL
LEGE. REFERS BY PERMISSION TO
PROF. WM. II. HENNINGER, CLEVE-
LAND, o.; PROF. CHAS. W. WRIGHT,
CHICAGO, ILL; MRS. YOUNG FULTON,
NEW YORK, AND MIR. j. d. ROBBIE
ROANOKE, VA. gl6lm
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

At Cincinnati
Cincinnati. Dol 90 o. -1
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. - D o 90 ] t. 3
Cincinnati. hits, ,; ertors.1 Chicago, hits, IL:
errore. |. Batteries: Chamberlain and Murphy;
Hutchinson and kittridse.
AT Pittsburg-
Tntsbu.g..'.. ................ @ IS
Louisville .......... 900. D o . U o.
Pi;tshnrg, hits, 2; errors, |. Louisville, hits,
:; errors. 4. Batteries: Enrct and Miller Clan.
sen and Merritt
At Brooklyn
Brooklyn. Observation-Disclosures. 900 3O0nOf-4
Baltimo c........ ...-...... o 3 q u l y O u 5
Brooklyn, hits, S; errors. 4. Baltimore hits.
~ errors 4. Batteries: Kennedy and G. DALEY;
Schmidt ,tnd Robinson.
AZ Boston game called end sth, darkness
Washington. .................. 400 100 o 5
Boston, hits, II; errors, g. Washinsto ton. hits. @:
errors5 Batteries: Nichols and Kelly; Kilien
and Dowse
AT New York
New York, .................. 00G1ni 1900 4
Phiiadciphia ................ 0 20" a 0 3 O. &
New York, hits. II: errors. l. Philadelphia.
hits, 5; errors, 1. Batteries: Ruric and Ewing;
Keefc and Clements,
AT st. Louis
ST. Louis. Observation-Disclosures. 1 o 2 u o O o. =
Cleveland. Observation-Disclosures. 0 u q D l. 3
st. Louie, hits, II; errors, g. Cleveland, hits, q;
errors, ! Batteries: Clruthers and Buckley;
Davis and thinner
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4 NIurderess Captured.

LOUISA, KY, Sept aO.-[Speciall-
Marshal De Rossett has captured Agnes
Underwood near here, who murdered
Milford Brown at Catlettsburg last week.
She had cut her hair had false mus
tache and mems clothes with her. She
will be taken to Catlettsburg to-day,
and acknowledges killing Brown in
row on her boat
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CONSULTING wITH HIS LEADERS.
Cleveland In New York and Ia Closeted
With Whitney and Others

Cleveland In New York and Ia Closeted
With Whitney and Others
New YORK, Sept 3d. Spec iall -Ex-
President Cleveland arrived on the f all
River line steamer, Pilgrim. About 200
persons were on the pier to receive him.
he was driven to the Victoria Hotel.
The hrst man who called was William
Il. Grace. He had long interview with
the eXPresident
This afternoon all the members Of
the executive committee of the Demo
cratic national committee who are in
town called on Mr.. Cleveland at tho
Victoria Hotel. They remained with
him for over an hour. They were Chair
man Harrity, Don M. Dickinson, Secre-
tary SheeriD, Arthur P. German, Calvin
s. Brice, Josiah Quincy and Bradley b.
Smalley. They left the Democratic
headquarters in twos and threes and all
got to Cleveland's room within half an
hour of each other Before the last Of
them went away William G. Whitney
sent his card to Cleveland and was ill.,
mediately ushored upstairs.
Whitney said to the reporters before
going up to Cieveland's room: We'll,
did not 1 tell you the anti.snappors
would be in line?"
He refused, however, to discusa the
third ticket question in Now York
Lawrence Gardiner, secretary OF tho Ma.
tional Association of Democratic clubs,
was another Of Clevelands callers. He
said he had not yet asked Cleveland to
address the convention Of Democratic
clubs on Tuesday night.
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a section Master Kil,cd

BuENA vista, Sept. 90 Especial l.
James A Reid, section master OF tho
Norfolk ana Western railroad at River
side, fiv" miles north Of Buena Vista.
was struck by the pilot Of south bound
passenger train this afternoon and died
shortly afterward
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01
SPECIAL SESSION OF COUNCIL.
Several Matters Were Discussed
Last Night.

Contractor Gillespie Has Something TO
Say About the Paving on Jefferson
Street.-The SuGgests That Pitch be
Used Between tho Joints-Reports
From tho Street aud Light Committees.
Lively Discussion in Regard to Bonds.
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Texas is Drouth Stricken.

HEMrsrEAD, Tex. Sept. ss.-[Spe-
ciall-The entire section is drouth
stricken. The Central railroad has had
to put on water trains between this place
and Austin. Many gins are stopped for
want OF water.
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nR. j. Is. wALTHALL,
MUNICIPALITIES

MUNICIPALITIES
OF OVER THIRTY YEARS PRACTICE
OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SER
VICES TO CITIZENS OF ROANOKE
OFFICE, OVER ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, CAMPBELL STREET, BE-
TWEEN JEFFERSON AND HENRY.
a >
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MISS LAURA DENNIS WILL RESUME
4NI her class in music Tuesday, Scptem-
her ~. Lessons given mt the homes OF
pupils. Apply ut 31S Church avenue.
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BEST
''BIKE''
DIANO FORTE AND ORGAN.
w. DONALD JOHNSTON,

Late of New England Conservatory of
Music, will give Instruction. Special at
tentiOn to beginners. References given.
For Information call between : and ut
or address by mail 925 lm
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building in the Fifth ward. be refused;
that the bond of Mahoney Bros, for the
erection of the Third ward school, be
accepted. These resolutions were
adopted.
Council then adjourned.
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Cricket Match This afternoon.

The cricket match between the Roam
oke Cricket Club and the baseball mon
will be continued this afternoon at 4:3O
p. m. on the Janette tract. The score
at present stands 1I9 runs for the Roam
oke Cricket Club with three wickets to
fall. The baseball men will doubtless
have an opportunity at the bat to day.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01

MaDtels, CRATES, tiles and brass goods car
be bought In great variety at Groves 4
Green, ~ Cnmphell street. If YOU are
building house see them; they have All
elegant stock to select from and guarantee
prices with any houre Ia tho limited States
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Money to loan on Roanoke real estate on
the niost reasonable terms and on very
short notice. Ihave placed over ~ IOO, 900
during the past few months. James s..
Groves, 22 Campbell street
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Fire Last Night.

fire broke out last night at 10
o'clock in an unoccupied twostory frame
house on First street n. g., near Com
monwealth avenue. Tho cause OF the
fire is unknown. Two houses are ad-
joining. The house in which the fire
occurred burnt quickly and the inside
was soon demolished. The other house
caught but through the efforts OF tho
Friendship Fire Company tho flames
were soon subdued. Tho property be.
longs to FL. Berks. of this city.
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Waiting Il or brother.

Mrs. lone C. Willis, wife OF Rev. j.
Willis, principal OF Stanton Female
Seminary, is visiting her brother, T..
w. Miller, on West Campbell street.
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AYRES, MORRISON g. CO.,
TAILORS,
NO. 7 CAMPBELL STREET,

Will beat all records in making up
stylish fall suite.
All the best patterns and latest
makcs.
Onr goods look we'll and wear
well.
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DR.CHAS q CAENADAY. DIR. A. A. cANNADAY
Office for ladies nj resi- Residence No = Bel.
dence lei Eighth avenue mont boulevard a. O.
g.. W. Hours IL to = y. IN. Telephone 2i5
Telephone 235
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READY FOR CHARLOTTESVILLE.
The Fire Laddies Will Go There
In Force.

The Occasion is the Sixth Annua, Conven-
ton ofthe Firemen's State Asso citation.
Who VIII Go From Here-The Juniors
and Friendships Have Shipped Some of
Their Apparatus Thare-The Machine
Works Band Will Accompany tho
Friendships.
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Tho weather,

Forecast for Virginia: Fair. warmer;
west winds.
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DIR. Is. ID. powNEY

Has moved his office over the National
Exchange Bank corner Salem avenue nud
Jefferson street
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-01

DRS. C. &. Il A. A. CANNADAY
OFFICE AND CONSULTATION ROOMS,
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NHRISTIAN & BARBEE,

ALL NIGHT DRUG STORE.
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NO. % SALEM AVENUE

OFFICE IUUKS FKUM a. NJ. TO +. NJ.
Office occupied by gentleman at night to attend
to orders. Office phone. $40. 628 Am.