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Grand Master StOekwell and Grand Secretary
Lyon will oifieially visit this week: Sutter Creek,
lone. Oleta, Plymouth, Diamond Springs and
Placeryille. The visits OF these grand officers
are the cause of immense meetings ali along the
route. aud the receptions from the members
OF the order most gratifying.
Tie Connecticut Odd Fellows have secured a
mansion with IL rooms a cottage with six
rooms, AZ acres of land, two barns, creamery,
ice and poultry houses, granary. spring house,
State, Tor their ODD Fellows Home. The land
Is all productive and has basides an abundance
OF shade and fiuit trees. he owner Mrs. Flem-
Ing, donated the household furniture, carpets,
mat ting and all the implements, vehicles, ETC. A
number of offers were made for the home, but
Fairview was accepted the m ost suitable
after, a vote. In which every lodge In the State
was represented. Past Grand Master Cowell OF
Waterbury presented the home with $500.
500, 900 is to be raised for Its permanent main
tenance, although II Is believed IL Will almost
support ITSELF
Among the propositions to come before the
Sovereign Grand Lodge al Port land will be elm
inaiing the word "grand" from the title OF the
order aud its officers; TO admit members at lS
years OF sge; to provide that no saloon keeper
shall be eligible for membership in the order;
what Is termed rs the 81 beDedt law; TO make
scarlet degree members eligible for membership
in the patrlarchs militant; 10 place the mlitants
under the charge OF grand eBeampmeuts; TO cut
the mitanis entirely loose from the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, and recognize them as an inde-
pendent body. In addition 10 these eonstiIr-
tiona propositions the election of officers occurs
or which there are number of candidates for
the deputy grand sire's chair. which Is the step
ping. stone TO the chief position. Five candidates
are named: lsZard OF New Jersey, Carlton OF
Texas. Block OF Iowa, Stebblns OF New York,
Cariin OF Illinois, and Mcguire OF California.
The Eastern fraternal papers are severely
eriticzing General Underwood who is going TO
personally conduct an excursion 10 Portland to
the session OF the Supreme Lodge, because he
has advertised that there Will be carload of
fruit 100 cases OF wine and 10 cases of brandy
on boaru his train. Ii should be remembered
that the general Is a kentuekian, aud when he
made speech here some years ago at a frater-
nal gathering was very much disgested because
there WAS nothing but water In the pitcher on
the speakers stand and sputtered II out after
tasting IL, with the remark, Tho idea OF giving
water TO Kentuokian." etc. AS Il has been
Two years since he at the head OF the order
he has probably forgotten that liquors are not
permissible at gatherings in the name of the
order. In any event the advertising of the fluids
as a drawing card is not very acceptable 10 the
fraternity al large.
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American Legion of Honor.

The September statement calls for assess.
ments 245 and 246, and has death claims
amounting to 100000, all OF which were paid
out OF prior assessments. All claims reported to
August 10 have been paid. The financial state
ment shows receipts S26S;34O IT., payments
S264 500. Claims Tor California AMOUNT to
S13 600. - -.
Two assessments are levied for September
while annual dividends Tor the same amount VIII
soon be paid.
The following councils have admitted neW
members during the term: Pioneer 2 Golden Z
Alta 3, Myrtle /, Yosemite 2, Center 2: NtyadI
City /, Bohemian f. san francisco i. Paeife.I
Washington 4, Alameda !, Ruby L. Protection
Ventura .. Safety 1. Humboldt Bay g. Mystic :
Golden Shore 2, Napa l, Evergreen 3. R6dding
4, LiYermore 35.
Livermore Is The banner council OF The jnris-
diction and is steadily adding. to its numbers
having admitted since July /: = :.
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Ancient Order of Foresters.

This order has 5000 courts, nearly 900, 600
members and $4,000, 600 assets.
The Grand Circle. CO. f., will give a full
dress party at l. .. o. F. Hall in October. Ivan
hoe Circle was instituted iu A. o. F. building
last Friday evening. Cambfan Circle will give
domino party October IL. Kensng:on Cir
Gle gave a rainbow social on the 10Th. Pride OF
the FOresI Circle was instituted last week In
Oakland. Mystic Circle was organized Ia Berk-
ely Friday evening by Mrs BeYeTsen, q. C.. G.
ii. Beaver, ii. Z. r., officially visited Court
San joaquin at Stockton, was received with true
foresiic welcome, and made the recipient OF
banquet. He also visited Court Lincoln, Peta-
luna. last week and assisted In the Initiation of
hye candidates.
Al. BOehm, III. j. W., is now visiting the courts
In the Inferior. Court Apollo has five applica-
lions Tor neat meeting, Court Washington 3.
Court California initiated 10 last session, max.
Ing its number los. Court Garfield received FIVE.
Court Liberty five Court Alliance has work
every meeting.
Court Lincoln of Petauma has initiated 200
members in tie past six months and has $1,000
In the funds.
Court Twin Peaks entertained FrIde OF the Po-
tIero last "Wednesday evening. aud Court Eureka
will enteTtaiH Eureka Circle tonight.
The order In Canada on June reports men,
bershp OF 11,1S6, with only "a deaths for the
year; very small deathrate.
Ire Columbia district, Victoria, 3. C.. reports
Slo,O95 IN the treasury. During 1891 1906
days slckDeSS were paid Tor.
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miscellaneous.

NJ G. H.-No one can. be Blamed for being
a little bewildered on The Forestic. question.
There are three orders under This general title
The old order Is what is known as the Ancient
Order The Independents having a positive,
name can easily be distinguished; but the
American, by retaining the tile of Ancient
Order in addition TO the words "oi America"
cODfuses matters generally. Ii seems as n il
would be wise and ADVANTAGEOUS 10 all con
cerned II his latter order would take pos
itive distinguishing title which could not b
mistaken, such as American Foresiers. which
would be distinctive, comprehensive and easily
-"
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Improved Order of Red Men.

White Cloud Is going TO move to ST. Georges
Hall. Pohonachee has work every sleep. Semi
mole and Mauzanita had extra good meetings last
week. Tecumseh adopted and will confer de.
grees next session. Six took the hunters de-
gree al Osceola, II will adopt next sleep. Winnie
mucea follows suit
with massive gold badge last Thursday even
ing. on behalf OF The representatives OF the great
council b. F. Josselyn, Z. G. s.. made an ad.
mrable address. Among the great chiefs pres
ent were George W. LOWE, j. w. Maher Adam
Smith, w. j. Smith, w. II. Flske, William Jones'
A. Jackson and others. The great prophet re-
sponded feelingly.
The ladies auction OF POcahontas council was
4 novel success. The warriors Wed with each
other In the purchase OF squaws, some of the
braves buying several. PocahOntas gives an
entertainment this evening for the benefit of a
worthy sister In need.
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Inderendent Order of Eoresters.

G. A. MeElfresh, II. c. R., OF Los Angeles, as
sisted by deputies Ii. Il. Brown C. W. Mainwar.
Ing, aud the officers ana members OF Court san
Francisco No. S22 Instituted Court Dl ana No
1920 in this city last Wednesday evening, and
installed as lis first officers p. l.. Archibald c.
ID. ii. {. R.; w. l.. Hodgkins, G. r.; j. b. Knud-
man, +. s; w. T. Commary, treasurer; j.
Meyer, 5. W; L. ekoisky J. W; J. NJ. Cole
man, 5. b; l.. Richardson. J. B.; A. c. Knud-
son. chaplain; Julius Meyer, p G. r.; Drs. T.
a, Gale and L. Cadrone, physicians.
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rARrNERsHIP NOTICES.


CERTIFICATE OF PARTNER SHIP-wE GER.
- tify that We constitute partnership transact
Ing business as groeers and saloon-keepers In this
State. It's principal place of business Is San Fran
cisco, California. Its name IL JACOBS BROTH
EkS. The full names aud respective places of
residence OF all its members are signed hereto.
Dated August 49, 1892
ERNEST JACOBS
llSS Haight ST., San Francisco. Cal.
ARTHUR JACOBS,
539 Geary ST., San Francisco, Cal
Duly acknowledged before HENRI WIGGER. q
notary public Ia aud FOR the city and county of san
Francisco, August -, 1894
Endorsed. Filed August 20, 1892.
WIN. j. BLATTNER, Clerk, by JOHN ". HAIR
NEY, Deputy Clerk. gu2a Mo5t
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Knirhis nfPx,hiaa

The grand chancellor, II. Shaifner, G.. K r.
s., and I. j. Crowley p. G.. C., were of visiting
last week. On Thursday evening Castle Lodge
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CITY REAL IsrA1E.

GEE0 WILL BUY THESE LOTS IN UNI
e2Ooo versity Homestead Association. lO0xl 20,
OF. COT. 1aie ana dwight sts.. and l0axl2U, SW.
cor Coilege ahd Dwight SITS CHAS. Z. FISHER,
sos California ST.
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WHY PAY RENT

Elegant 2 story houses ard nae modern Gotta yes;
Ia good neighborhoods; principal cable lines
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EQUAL TO RENT.

TOR SALE IN EASY MONTHIY PAYMENTS.
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G ONE DOLLAR DOWN.
ID l.. Sl--ONE DOLLAR 4 WEEK.
FOR LOTS $3.50 EACH.
MELROSE STATION TRACT.
40 LOTS ALREADY SOLD
n. Il. PlNNEY, OWNER.
S07 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS. auls u
GG00 AN ACRE; CHANCE OF A LIFETIME:
~ OOO bargain price. Cali quick on RUSSELL q
TROSSEk 23d ave. station. last oakland. sl6 I'm
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n OYERNMENT LANDS!
" FOR HOME OR INVESTMENT
IN CALIFORNIA
Finest level farming lands.
Rich black soil. ready to plow.
Large fine valley; railroad throughIE
Water bitches now building
Miid climate. Tree fuel, cheap lumber.
WORK at good wages there now.
Land can be taken without residence.
Send &c stamp for fun Information to r. W.
LAKE. 6 Hood building, San Francisco. Cal. apl4 tf
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{. fO0 CANDY AND CONFECTIONERY BUSI-
= IOO. ness. factory Included: business easily
learned. MCLAt & HIN L CO.. 251e KoarBy. 26 -
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-14
THREE TRINKEr BOXES.

lids, if made to fit exactly, need only
be caught down lightly in either one or
two places.
The shapes chosen need not be re-
stricted to those shown in the drawings.
Others will readily suggest themselves
as pretty and suitable, such, for in
stance, as that of a diamond, crescen.
or a star; the latter will be found more
difficult to manage than the others, but
is not beyond the capacity of deft
fingers. Although satin is mentioned
as specially adapted for the purpose of
making these boxes, other materials
may, of course, be employed, and silk
Is even sometimes preferred. Small
pieces of handsomely brocaded fabrics
may be used for the lids with good
effect.-Ladies' Homo Journal.
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Old Virginia Loaf Bread.

Boil one large Irish potato until done,
peel and mash fine, add little cold
water to soften it. stir into it a tea
spoonful of brown sugar, tablespoon
full of lard and three tablespoonfuls of
hop yeast. Mix all the ingredients
thoroughly, and put the sponge in a
close jar, cover and let stand several
hours TO rise. Sift into the tray three
pints of flour, to which add spoonful
of salt, then pour the sponge in, with
enough cold water to work into a stiff
dough; knead until smooth, and let
stand over night to rise. In the morn
ing work in -four to keep from sticking
to the hands. Allow it to rise one hour,
and bake.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-14
The sIill Dam Fight.

1t is doubtful whether the dam across
the Roanoke river, at the Martin mill,
will built without a long fight in the
courts, for it is claimed that the right
to erect dam in place of the old one
has expired by limitation. When Mr..
Sibert applies to the court for re-
newal, tremendous opposition will be
brought by the Development Company
and Holston Wooden Company, who
claim that the erection of dam at the
point named will threaten great dam
age to $751; worth of property. The
matter will probably come up before
Judge Griffin in the county court to-
morrow.
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DIN1Ne-RooM CORNER.

row OF brass hooks, upon which to hang
jugs, cups, pitchers, etc. The idea Is
from dry goods and fashion journal
Fitted in the corner is three-cor-
nered shelf for palm and few flower
ing plants like cactus that do not re-
quire much water. These are in orna-
mental yellow and pale blue pots. A
divan in front, with back, is covered
with cretonne or tapestry and has two
upright cushions of harmonizing colors.
A rug laid in front of the divan gives a
finished air to the corner, which might
also be carried out in a parlor, emitting
the china, which, if rare, would look
better in a cabinet.
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thusiastic admirer of Neptune must, to
his great sorrow, be turned away on
account of the great number of appli-
cants.
The instruction is given, under the
direction of lieutenants, by under off,
GERS. 1t begins with the regular prac-
tice of the swimming strokes, the pupil
being supported meanwhile by the So
called fishing rod" When he has
learned the movements we'll enough to
be able to support himself above the
water, he begins to swim on u loose
line. AT this stage it is often found
that those for whom the highest hopes
had been entertained lack one quality
that is Indispensable for good swim
mer; we mean that Olympic calm with
out which the most carefully acquired
knowledge of the strokes is useless
When the pupil is able to keep himself
on the surface safely and quietly, he
must go into the water without the
helping line, but rod is placed GER
tain distance above his head for use in
case of need. After this he must submit
to the test of swimming alone for fifteen
minutes, then for half an hour, accom-
panied by boat, and then comes the
"todtenfahrt" death trip, which lasts
an hour.
The swimming exhibitions held at the
end of the summer before tho command
ers of the battalions or regiments are
pleasant festivals, and those held in Ber-
lin or Potsdam ure often attended by
any princes of the reigning house who
happen to DE in the neighborhood
Classes of men clad only in their swim
ming tights exhibit their proticicncyin
swimming, jumping and diving. and
this water exercise in regularly formed
lines, squads and sections is pleasant
sight Lastly comes the most impor-
tant feature of the programme, the ex-
hibition OF the finest swimmers in full
marching uniform and with bayoneted
guns in their hands. They jump from
high tower into the cool water, on the
surface of which these fully armed sons
of Mars amuse themselves until the
command of the officer in charge calls
them from the damp element.
The swimming service of the German
army is an excellent institution, for, be.
sides giving the men healthy exercise,
it tests the courage ard self-control of
the men in time of peace.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-14
BREvITIES.

Rev. G. j. Holiday left yesterday to
visit Petersburg, Norfolk, Suffolk,
Portsmouth and other towns in that
section in behalf of the Baptist Orphan
age, which is now in need of funds to
open the John M. Evans cottage. This
building will only accommodate sixty
orphans, and there are already applica-
tions from twice that number for ad-
mission. Preference will be given to
the most deserving cases.
Mayor Younger returned yesterday
from Craig county, where he had been
several days on business.
Mrs. w. C. Peel, nurse and infant ar
rived yesterday from England, after a
very stormy passage, to visit Major
Chandler, city engineer of Salem, who
is the father Of Mrs. Peel.
d. B. Strouse arrived in Salem Friday
night after an eight days trip from
Liverpool to New York on the White
Star liner Teutonic.
Il few DAYS ago Messrs. Darst, Smith
& Co., wholesale feed saleman, shipped
car load of hay to Goldsboro, N. c.,
via the Roanoke and Southern.
At the residence of Capt. f. C. Bur-
dette, on Broad street Friday night a
reception was given to the Alpha Tau
Omega fraternity of Roanoke College
by Alfred Burdette. Many ladies were
present and everywhere the fraternity
colors of old gold and white we're con-
spicuous. After great deal of pleas.
antry obtained by following the rules
of a valentine party, refreshments were
served and excellent music, vocal and
instrumental followed.
81. III. Pechin, formerly stenographer
for the Improvement Company, was in
Salem yesterday. Mr.. Pechin lives
now in Washington where he holds a
position as clerk to the committee on
expenditures in the Postofice Depart
mont, of which Mr.. Oates, of Alabama,
is chairman.
The remains of Mrs. j. H. Forsythe
will be buried this afternoon, probably
shortly after p. 10. The funeral SER
vices. conducted by Rev. j. S. Hutchin-
son, will be held at the Methodist
Church. The following Odd Fellows
will act as pail bearers: A. H. White
sell, e. G. Weber. C. C. Oakley, E..
Fitzgerald, Samuel Walters and Alfred
White.
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Johns Mclean Wife.

Chinaman in British Columbia was
recently made happy by taking to wife
"a Mclean woman" as he called her.
But his happiness did not last long, and
after few days of welded infelicity he
appeared before n court Of justice seek
ing divorce. From his testimony on
the witness stand the following is
taken: "She too muchee talkee, too
muchec paint face and eyeblows, too
muchee dlink Yulepean blandy, too
muchee snole (snore), too muchee boss,
too muchee dleam, too muchee say
'killum husband too muchee no good"
Notwithstanding this pathetic indict-
ment the court refuses to grant di-
vOrce.
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Now Try This.

1T WILL cost you nothing and will
surely do you good, if you have a
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with
Throat, Chest or Lungs. DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds is guaranteed to give relief,
or money will be paid back. Sufferers
from La Grippe found it just the thing
and under its use had speedy and per-
feet recovery. Try sample bottle at
our expense and learn for yourself just
how good thing it is. Trial bottles
free at Christian Sc Barbee's Drug Store.
Large size SOC. and S1OO.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-14
Specimen Cases.

s. II. CLIFFORD, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tism, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected to an alarming de-
gree. appetite fell away. and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. Used three boxes of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Ca
tawba, O., had five large Fever sores
on his leg, doctors said he was incu-
rable. One bottle Electric Bitters and
one . bottle Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured him entirely. Sold by Chris
tian & Barbee's Drug Store.
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IN THE CHURCHES.
Many Interesting Services Will
be Held To-day.

There will be the usual services at all
the churches in Salem to-day, except
that there will be no night services at
the Episcopal Church, as the pastor will
preach at Hollins. Rev. A. j. Fristoe,
of Accomac county, will preach in the
baptist Church both morRing and night
At the Y. NJ. c. A. meeting this after
noon w. H. Shut will lead. The sub
iect will BIO, Promises of God"
At the Salvation Army there will be
three meetings during the day and
evening. q
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-14
IT ATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Y OF ROANOKE,

Having been transferred to the under
signed, would respectfully invite az,
investigation Of its merits before going
elsewhere. A thorough business course,
shorthand (Ben Pitman and New Rapid
systems), typewrit ng, English and
business and ornamental penmanship.
A thorough training school for young
men and young ladies who wish to at
for the active duties OF the business
world. For terms, day or night session,
call at the College, TIMES building, or
address j. E. COZART, Manager the
National Business College, Roanoke,
Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-14
DAINTY TRINkEr BoxEs.
ConsIdcrabie Caro- Necessary TO Mako
Them Perfect Success.

considerable Caro- Necessary TO Mako
Them Perfect Success.
This illustration gives suggestion
for the prettiest token possible for q
girl to make for that one of her particu-
lar friends who is ''just tho sweetest in
the world, and for whom it seems abb
solutely necessary to choose something
that is specially dainty and charming.
The boxes are quito small, measuring
only from about three to five inches
across. They are made of cardboard,
covered with satin that is either white,
cream colored. or of n very pale shade,
and the design is painted or embroidered
on the lid in delicate tones. 1t is i'm
portant that these little gifts should be
manufactured with the utmost nicely,
in order that they should turn out sue
cessfully. The inside of tho boxes may
be slightly padded by inserting single
and the cardboard The color of the
interior need not necessarily be the
same us that used for the outside; in
fact, a prettily contrasting shade, har-
monizing with the decoration on the
lid, will be found usually more effective.
In choosing the satin, remember what
is the coloring of the friends apart
ment, and make it accord with the
other accessories of her dressing table.
For instance, in pink room select, per-
haps, white with pink lining, and roses
for the design. Of the models in
the illustration, the heart-shaped box
is made of cream color, with the flowers
of various delicate hues; the round one
of pale gray-green, with yellow roses
and pink ribbon; and the triangular
shaped one, of light blue, with apple
blossoms and a yellowish ribbon. The
boxes are finished off with cord, and
sometimes ribbon bows as we'll The
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-14
Isest Your Eyes.

If the eyes are tired and infamed
from the loss of sleep, by sitting up
late or long travel, apply in the morn
ing soft white linen, dripping with hot
water-as hot as you can bear it-lay-
ing the cloth upon the lids. You will
feel the eyes strong and free from pain
or distress in half an hour.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-14
RemedIes Tor Nose.Blesd.

For severe hemorrhage from the
nose, try holding the arms of the pa
tient up over the head for five minutes
at time. A small piece of ice wrapped
in muslin and laid directly over the top
of the nose will usually give relief
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-14
WHOSE HEAD is TIP

The Identity of tho New York Bomb
Thrower StiI In Doubt.
The head of the man who threw the
dynamite with the intention of killing
Russell Sage is on exhibition in little
back room of the keepers Office in the
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-14
DlNING-RooM CORNER.

IT. uHHy DC EusiIy NfHuo Dy tho Handy
Homo Carpenter.
An artist with his mind bent on as
sisting festival occasions illustrates
pleasant corner for a dining-room,
which has the walls ornamented with a
neat railing and groove, upon which
plates and saucers of rare and decor
alive order are arranged. Below is a
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-14
IN MARCHING UNIFORM.

German Soldiers Compelled to Take O
Dive Equipped FOR War.
While the swimming service is obliga-
tory on the pioneers, and lately also on
the cavalry, it is optional with the mem
bers of the other departments of the
army, and the fact that the annual sub
scription list is always more than full,
says the Berlin ulustrirte Zeitung, is a
pleasant indication of the love of sports
among our blue boys" Many an en-
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-14
Another Fraud Exposed.

Editor-Got a man in your town over
200 years old, eh?
Galleries., sir.
Editor-Saws cord of wood before
breakfast, walks twenty miles a day
and reads the finest print with ease, I
suppose?
caller-No, sir; he's very infrm and
half blind.
Editor-Humph! I'guess he can't be
over 80.-Good News