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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15
MS IN VERSE.
DO Not Content.


DO not content: contentmcnt means innction.
The growing soul aches on its upward quest;
Safety Is twin TO satisfaction;
All great achievements spring from lifc's
unrest.
The tiny roots, deep in the dark mold hiding,
Would never bless tho earth with leaf and
flower
We're it not an Unborn rcstlcssncss abiding
In seed and germ to stir them with its power
We're man contented with his lot forever,
He had not sought strange seas with sails
unfurled,
Ana the vast wonder of our shores had never
Dawned on tho gaze of an admiring world.
i'rizo what is yours, but be not quito contcnted:
There Is healthful rcstlossncss of soul,
by which mighty purpose is augmented
In urging men to reach u higher goal.
So when the restless impulse rises, driving
Your calm content before it, do not grieve;
1t is the upward reaching and tho striving
or the God in you to achieve. achieve
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
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Democratic club Mectinrs

There will be meeting of tho Cen.
trail Democratic Club tonight to make
and complete the necessary prepare
tlons for the CON ing celebration. The
Third Ward Democratic Club will also
have meeting tonight, at which full
attendance is Desired
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

FfAnk NJ Wills III "WAit iiil tho
Ciouas Roll BY showed 70 /. sim house
ct tho Academy 'aso night. The play
l. : poor orc, although there ara one or
ITO Interesting situation, The first
concert OF tha star urse will no given
~ the AcAdcr,i Saturday night.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15
Street Cars Delnyed.

Street car No. which began running
on upper Salon avenue yestorda Y morn
ing, broke down in front Of TIE TIMES
ONCE IN tho afternoon caused by some
of the wires burning in twain. Other
cars wero delayed half an hour on ac-
count OF tho accident
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15
The National Building Company,
G. O'Leary & Co., Managers,
Room 3O3, Terry BUILDING

THE NATIONAL BUILDING COMPANY OF RosroN onou. a..
'es' ana safest investment o,d
""ngan guarantees the stockboaos
anu FURNISHES homes to the wokingman now paws rent
Ivory should and
safest cheapest plan o getting it.
a'phia is called the city of the work.
Eunah mas oeen enabled to buy his terms
why shouldn't Roanoke and every man
his
~ and talk with us on tho subject satisfy you that all
VIC promise BIO done.
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Wot's that you're nskin? Twill take her
backy"
You bet! An smooth things over if kin.
"Ongratcful" an 20 no Count" yc say?
WAL. mcbbc l can't jcdgc another's sin
But sunshincll como back when shc gifts
home
Senco she's been como there amt been much
In life
The sunshineIl come back and stay this time.
o. course I'll take her back. Amt she my
wife?
"Wot'll the folks in town say bout the 'fair?"
Consarn 'cm Let 'cm gabblo ct they will.
loved her when she was kid knee high
An now she's twenty, an love her still
You fcllcrs' wives kin gossip all yc please:
Most on en- safe enough; that must say.
Ell any chap run Off with one ut night,
You bet he'd bring her back again next day
"WronGed me?" IS that so? WAL, it's my ar-
fair.
Folks AT goes wrong amt alters understood
reckon them ut amt been tempted much
Kin find it powerful easy ter be good
When said I'd perfect and cherish her
For life, guess that didn't mean rs how
! would perfect when things wuz runn;n
smooth,
But when she was in trouble. jes' like now.
soft headed? Easy goin?" Yes know.
But Tn a hullin kind o. chap, We see,
An Annie WAS SO purity an so young;
.Shc 'iicis "uH u hc'ip 100 EoOu Tor me.
Nots more, she made some 'lowanccs fer me
Jes' cause loved her, when she took me. sir:
an JeS because love her, it's my turn;
I'm goin ter make some owanccs for her.
o. course you are n dealiin standin high,
An regular cv'ry mcctin time | know
fvo Kinder backslid lately; don't show up
At chapel inorcn once month or so
But amt there some text bout the JOY above
That erin cusscs wot brace up kin bring?
An seems to me, when I've been thar, I've heard
About forgiveness bcin good thing
I'll take her back, make her fcrgit it ALL
An III fcrgit she evcr-weEt away
I'raps she will love me better when she finds
One friend at doesn't care what peoplc say.
Eff folks here think 'emsclvcs too good for MS
Asks us ter stay away from church an such.
Why. Nan and I'll leave teown an go out west,
Where wot the folks don't know won't hurt
EN- much. Hurry Smith
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Until Death.
Make me no vows OF consistency, my friend
To love me, though die, the whole lifelong.
And love no other Till thy days shall end
Nay. it were rash and wrong.
1t would not make me sleep more peacefully
That thou were wasting all thy life in woe
For my poor sake. What love thou hast for INC
Bcstow it ere go!
Carve not upon II stone when am dead
The praises which rcmorscful lnourncrs give
10 Womens Eraves--a tardy rccompense-
But speak them while live
Heap not tho heavy marble on my head
10 shut away the sunshine and the dew:
Let small blooms grow there. and let grasses
wave,
And raindrops filter through.
Thou wilt meet many fairer and more gay
Than |: but, trust me. thou canst never find
One who will love and serve thee night and day
With Il more single mind.
Forget me when die! The violcts
Above my rest will blossom just us blue,
Nor miss thy tears-c'en Natures self forgcts-
But while live be true
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP

The firm OF Heath Il Cappell has been
dissolved by mutual consent. C. A.
Heath will pay all debts against the
firm 10 to October 10, 1899, and will con-
tinue the business at Room No. 1OS
Terry Building. Continuation of pat
ronage solicited and satisfaction guar
anteed. c. A. HEATH.
IL lW
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FOR RENT.

FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOM,
y with or without board. Apply at
529 Church avenue. Mr.. A. G. EVANS.
IL 10 3t
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ROARDERS WANTED AT 5Os
~ Campbell street. MRS DR.. JONES.
IL 1w
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Observation-Disclosures.

RiG REDUCTION FOR NENT FEW
~ days only on railroad tickets to
Chattanooga, Cincinnati, Chicago, Rich
mond' Norfolk and other points. Call
at No. Jefferson street. Roanoke, Va.
'Phone No. 2G6. SAM'L Il. WICK.
T9tf
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SPEClAL NOTICES.

In thia coloula win reunr
perusaI.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

An lrishman who was to return TO c;:
native land by II certain steamer arrive,
on the pier rs She was starting and son.,
twelve feet away. Taking IL short run hs
jumped on board, but happened to aligh..
on his head. Being slightly stunned by
the shock ne did not revive until The bo,.
WAS some 200 yards Off, when he look ed
back. scratched his head and exclaimed
lie the powers, and it's fine jump it
N...'' : J. - Nln CnmlMnrcinl
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15
DRACTICAL STAIR BUILDER.
7 7 aARRy

Corner Roanoke street and Salem avenue
Rcfercnccs-E. Ii. Stewart, Dr. j. ID. Kirk, H.
NJ. Daniel. Architects holland u de Saussnre,
Gustat Bottiger, Wileon h Higgins, II. u. Wal.
ter. Contractors and Builders j. +. Barbour, J.
w. Shields, j. u. Pollard. Mahonoy Bros. aSlY
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

E'HE RoANoEK TRANSFER
4 Company is prepared TO do ali
Nlnds of hsui!ng. They keep good
alhle drivers. Prompt attention.
Offices, Freight depot and jefferson
Street, south. Telephone, lIe.
Urtl-i-Yt
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15
GOETZ'S BULLETIN.

GOETZ'S BULLETIN.
We have again accepted the agency
for the celebrated LADIES' TIN
DER FEET SHOES" Will sell
them again under the same guarantee
and as low - ever.
Goods damaged by aood will he sold
Mt great sacrifice. Come and look at
them, there may be pair to fit you.
GOETZ'S,
No. 10i Salern avenue, Cor. Henry.
415Gin.
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Couldn't Debase Herself.

Fledgely-Hello, Simpkins. What's
that hear about you marrying your
cook?
notwithstanding in it, old boy.
proposed to her and was refused
Fledgely-I want to know. Feel bad?
SimRiins-Yes, but then had no
right to expect she would marry below
her station Detroit Trihr,a.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15
LOST AND FOUND.

GRO REWARD.-STRAYED OR
W W stolen from the City stables on
The night OF Novem Der Sth, one medium
sized, heavy built black mare mule, n
scar on the withers, and small scar ON
each knee; had y halter on when taken:
rather difficult to ride; $40 reward will
De paid for her return to the City sta
6les. Board of Public Works, CLAIR
ENCE COLEMAN, Secretary. lll5lw
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The Ministry of Woman.

The Ministry of Woman.
How beautiful the ministry
OF wOman's gentle hand!
How soft loves attributes that spring
At her divine command.
For veal or woe, for good or i'll,
About mans careless life
She weaves the blossoms OF her heart
AS mother maid or wife.
She leads his feet up from the pit;
She bids his spirit risc
Sometimes by her superior will,
Sometimes by pleading eyes.
Or else she lures him from the heights
To darkest depths below;
From peace and JOY and love and heaven
10 bitterness and woe.
Oh, woman, lovely womankind!
BE careful how you play
The role OF queen. in this your realm,
10 him whom you may sway.
New York Ledger.
Poetry.
1t is the chime-thc cadence heavenly sweet
Heard on the lolticst tablclands al thought
The melody of large minds when they meet
The vast projections that their souls have
sought.
4 Souls Value.
Were the world one chrysolite,
The earth golden bail.
And diamonds all the stars nf night,
one sou! outwcights them all.
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BOARDING.

ROARDERS-TWO YOUNG MEN
~ wanted at BIS Churc street.
IL ii 2w.
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HHE OLD RELIABLE AND Pop
a ular Dye Works is the only place
to have your clothes perfectly dyed,
Cleaned and repaired.
Prices very moderate. Goods sent
ny express will receive prompt atten-
tloh. b WALSAk, proprietor, cor,
net Commerce and Campbell u.rcets.
n"ahoSo, va. mNy29 Gri
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-15

WE WANT YOUR PRINTING!
LooKABILLS PRINTING HOUSE,
OANoKR, "a.
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- UGGIES AND CARRIAGES FOR
- SALE.

carry full line OF bnggics, car.
riagea, ph9ctons, Surveys, harness, etc..
for sale cheap: Get prices before pnr-
chasing elsewhere. Satisfaction guar
Gutccd. DIV. REED.
Corner Fifth ave. and Roanoke ST.
6 tim
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Advertisements IN this column VIII rouny
pSrussl.
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4 GENERAL MEETING OF THE
4 stockholders OF the Powell Roal
Estate Investment Company will be
held at the office of lardaway tG Payne,
Kirk building, Roanoke, Va, Thursday,
Decenbe LIST, 1892, at 4 o'clock D. M.
BUSINESS OF Importance will be trans
acted and the officers for the ensuing
year elected. by order of tho hoard Of
directors a. L. PAYNE, Secretary.
IL . BOD
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-10-06
9ar. Es. =. ss5:iiiand, Sr.

D:, K. }. Nill;#nl, S:r., a;:c cf The most
widely known physicians ia tDc ur-cov,r-
try, died last Saturday night at his home
NJ EnSlcy after q &h0r& i)ncsg. lie wa:
stricken with i'ar:.Iysis over g mouth ago
and has hce': ltnE2iinc ever since.
Dr.. Gi!G!&Nd WAS born and reared it,
La'ucns county nc,t Nountnn Ism. Tie
Hral'"'.t"H fr.'n Ilc Charleston Medical
i;o!!e:t", ar'1 bean ;h: practice OF mc,li,
ton "i seven yc@ls when nc lived in wal.
i:a'i',, lie had prNciiccd mch;ti"c forty
year; in i'Iv"GnS. He vas Il GAv;5>iau and
'ijs GC'r,!S t.f charity were !:.nnv.
De leaves q widow ard four cinildrt H.
IL va =: y"%rs oI;!. lie was hi,r;:d last
SuD'i'.y il. -" graveyard q H.: t:c;vc.,:is'
church 81 ElHirt.
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the roads right under the present system
If you vii, put q communication tax Of 81
apd II road duty of five days could beat
the present system.
:.fr. tIauldn: What if cYcry mat
should pay the -?
Eir. Rencrichs: Why l could take tho
two dollars and DO more work than is done
now.
Mr. Mauldin: Is the present law better
than tho law heretofore?
Mr. Hendricks: IL think it is'
The matter of employing a steward for
the poor farm was brought to the attention
of the new commissioners. Yhc opinion
seemed to be in favor OF retaining the
present steward.
Same ot!cr business of muor import
ancc was tranac'ed, and the board adjourn
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-10-06
County Cop,nisstonors Cours.

In view Of the fact that chairman lien
bricks had requested that TIC ccn.r?iceion-
erS and members Of The Legislature elect
mtet the county commissioners 1T tl;cir
regular meeting il October, It WAS th:ut.lt
80 mean the diacuH%;on cf ;mpor;un; busi
ness, and for The bcAc;,t Of our readers We
give in full the proceedings.
Chairman HcHGrickS s;..,cd the object
OF tac call WAS TO place before them and
state the t!'anciai condition! Of th2 County,
iIc said thaj the $iO. 600 i'll bonds issued
for the building of the new cour. house is
yet unsold and Mr. Aaron Bpag3 has p-om
iscd to take the bonds il January if he got
tho money Oh some state bonds which ic
held. He Said that some aianosition would
have to ho made Of the bends The ont
standing railroad bonds is S24 ,OOA aud
about 81 ,o00 on the court house, and he
thought that six mills in four years would
pay oil these two debts The bon.i. for
the court mons" arc DEPOSITED with the
banE as colial3rai @c"tui'y. But il the
people will pay little heavier tax, siy
mills Tor t"ul years, VIZ viii ne cpt oi
debt. OF The S'3i, ,UV0 railroad Gc,t We
have l;2,6G0 in dc TREASURY
Mr. O'nch: If wc could c.t .h% !nnG.;
or Toy six psr cent. hiuil :. ,..,.!., r.,
better to tip SO a"h !Gt them ron r,l.lyr..:,.
yeas lt""I!" BE easier on tir tr%tl;:,. =,
with tAe increase Of reputation &nI .,,-
| Clli, 10 pay !"G Lends in twenty yr;,r,.
VII li"Ml.ru"hS wanted 10 iNN,,y -i,o
view" o. ~ ncmb"r% on the e.. %!iuwin,e
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MCFALL'S
ALMANACK
Fob
Il @ Sd q
ooGopSr.

A grand grub Gamo will now be-.
gin, nnd tho early bird will grab at
the worm and-probably miss it.
This Almnnack will not grab. We'll
stand first on one foot then on tho
other and wait with time and pa
ti"ncc for something to "bob up" If
It don't "bob" this fall it will soon DO
time for ua to "d)M't bob We
'f.obbcd" first, and timc about is fair
play h"t to change tlo subject, if wo
were given to lying we should say
! that wo had the largest stock in the
up country, and could and would un-
,'cracl ally and every body but Uncle
Mike says We can't lie. Aud ho is
authority. lis word is the law.
| Eut to buckle right to tho hard
Facts, We nave just opened out q now
and dcsjrahlo stock of New Clothing
and Hats and Shoes and they must
! cilanY2 hands 10 Go much good.
\ Djca Lei 81 Blankets, and Quilts,
Ghawls aDi Oyclcoajs, Ruhbcr Goods
;'!!,l Tiinnals. \ large lot oE seed
Rye and WhcGt, Ion't wait until il is
III gone, then fuss ;.t u9 EOr not keep
ing it. We 'uy 10 sull not to keep.
Another lot Of nico kErniLure com
iH& in. Stylish and substantial
! No:no and F"H i1oaa guc,t@.
! We have just ad,lci another linc
to thi3 brauch Il long tclt want in this
vicinity. Cui(i.lH, Easkcts, Handles,
pl"t@a, Inscriptions, screws, Tack9
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An s!x-C.uxom cr E.icson. ssurped Ont

Tue dwelling of Nr. e e. Kcnnemore,
IhFrc l"i!"s from the city, near Laurel
creek church, way destroyed by fire yes
terdHy afternoon between 3 and o'clock
No particulars were learned. The loss is
not known, but the building was insured
Tor $4,000 in the following companies:
Phoenix, Of Hartford, VIM. Goldsmith,
agent, 5000; Rochester, German, $1,000;
Provldcnt, Washington, 5000, r. G. Good
lett, agent $3.50 Insurance in Good
let's agency and $500 in Alexander Bros
agency on tho furniture, A piano was al
80 insured with Alexander Bros. for $500
making total insurance Of $780,
HrccnTiil!u News. 18th ult.
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There was preaching last Friday evening
by Rev. J Y. Mcbride to rocd congrc-
cation which enjoyed the service very
much. DR.. Mcbride is great fayoyi:c in
this section.
Presbytery convened according to ap.
pointment at 10 a. III. Saturday. The
opening sermon was preached by Rev. J.
e. Henderson, the retiring moderator, af-
ter which the presbytcry was constituted
with prayer. Roll call disclosed the pres
cnCe Of tiftcon ministers and twenty-five
elders, al but four ministers answering,
DR.. Adger, j. w. Mcclure, Dr.. Lindsay
and NJ. B. Grier.
Rev. j. NJ. Plowdcn, Of EdgcGed, wss
chosen moderator and W. A. Templcton
reading clcrck.
Narratives Of The churches were read and
placed in the hands of tho committee on
the narrative to Synod. Mr. T.. W. St.ick.
land, of the Edgctield church, was exam
ined ON his motives in seeking the ministry
and action on receiving him as candidate
was postponed. Licentiatc Newton
Smith was received from Enoree Prosbyte-
ry and taken under care Of PrcsbyleTy. a
call was piaccd IN bis hands from West
minister. Mt. Carmel and Wilmington call
Cd ltcV. H. =. fenncii
The mex: meeting Of p rcsEytcry will !rc
at Ilonca Path on Friday hrCUre tho second
Sabbath of April 1892 at 8 p. IN.
An interesting and instructive sermon
was preached Saturday uiput Ivy Rev. Il.
&. F8nnc!i, after which was held n confer
cnce gu. home missions. interesting talks
were made by Rows. .. q. Mayv, ". Z.
co'.cC''oo va" Hhtn UP aEi"uElifG 10
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J. J. LEW ID.
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PIckens Guards Attcnt:out

PIckens Guards Attcntiout
Meet at your headquarters, Dacusvl,o.
Saturday, Oct, $th, from O a. m. to 3:30
p. M, to elect Il Colonel Lieut.. Colonel,
" .,r. ycur Regiment.
". .G.' , 9. Boyd Lieut.. Col 9Th Re-.
Il. &. y p. W. SEYLE,
Capt. PickCIg Cuar.is.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-26
NEW CABINET FaIEN1LY,
An Independent Policy, With Favors fo
the United States,

An Independent Policy, With Favors for
the United States.
HONOLULU, Nov. 25-On November IL
the Cabinet was asked series of questions
by the native members as to whether
the Cabinet intended to negotiate
new reciprocity treaty with
the United States; whether there is any in-
tention of making a disposition of Pearl
Harbor by the cession or lease, and If II is
proposed to send an envoy to Washington
in the negotiation of any new treaty. These
questions were answered November II by
Minister Wilcox, who said it is
the desire of the Cabinet to establish
closer relations with the United States, and
that while no treaty or draft of tire atty has
yet been under consideration by this new
Cabinet, should the Government of the
United States 80 request, the Hawaiian
Cabinet would favor granting to the United
States the exclusive right to enter the
harbor of Pearl river and the right to estab-
lish and maintain there coaling and re-
pair station.
On the same day the Chbinet outlined
their policy, which they stated would be to
maintain the autonomy and independence
OF the Kingdom; to promote closer CONNER
cial relations with the United States and to
assist in the passage Of laws that will
tend to relieve the present need of labor.
The Cabinet declared they could not sup
port any measure tending TO legalize lot
teries or gambling.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-26

The dress in this picture is made of wool
en- crepe. The back is made with small
embroidered yoke, which continues as far as
the front, descending each side to the waist
and covering the chest as far as the darts
At this point the embroidery forms point
and slopes off to the seams under the arms.
The skirt is cut bias and lined with silk.
In front, at the upper part, there is GER
tain amount of tullness By drawing the
material slightly and sewing IL loosely to-
gether it gives the effect of drsped pleats In
front This effect is repeated at the back OF
the skirt, and it is then put into band. In
order to make the two bottom founces, the
material is cut bias and pleated in two. The
top of the upper flounce is covered by
gimp edging. The lining of the waist must
be tight-ftting and closed at the back by
hooks and ewes. As the embroidered part
is lined with silk, it is not nee c-ssary to
make the whole of the upper part OF the
waist. The loose front is simply added on
under the embroidery and draped In con-
tormity. It's almost unnecessary to say that
the lining must first be well lifted before
the material is added.
At the sides the stuff is laid on hat AT
the back there is fat, embroidered little
woke, under which the material is gathered
and sewn on to the lining At the waist
the Meats must also be made in order to
Obtain the effect of long folds. On each
side of the fastening these pleats are joined,
and thus completely hide the fastening at
the waist. The borders of embroidery form
inc a figaro are embroidered by little
ruching of material; the collar is surrounded
bv the same. The front parts of the EN-
broidery are sewn at the same time as the