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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-10

ueber gaub D 80 ee /, b s ; II III
erncn@ c It en-, oil Sampfetu, iuSabn-
paacn unb Tolttnt'd Ell wirb !Noltettet's1ia=
gen-Silters als wIOti9ites ,%n9rebieni Der
SaIsupotbefe hes reileroeu Eublitum5 be-
traGtcl. IS benimmt perporbenem iblamn,i.
gen, sgailcr 'Ctuc ldablidcn Gl9eni6ai.en
unb icincn ool6eulideu Geri6 racalplirt
bic perbc, blidcu gSir. un9en i'd. c6tcr ooer
ulpe oaulldcr Soit oui ben MaQen, luo 1T
bas bette Mittel 9e9en :trdnpfe, Spobrennen
unO Sl0bun9elI. Us III Cit portrefilides
S6Ialnittel segcn Observation-Disclosures
bebt DC GinDir'unacn pom iibcr9roBer Site,
6Gltc unb TenJtiG cit ouf, turilt 9oitrildcs
Soplweb nnb III EN- uEuer9leid Tides N.ittcl
9crcn I0artlc. I9tc.t unOSilioltdt. S6wGb-
little Ferionen NIB Gcconpalesceuten ipclber
o.rh bie9lnltren9un9en iudbreuo einer Teile
DIT unbornber;i9 mit9cnommen, 10 oaB ban
f9 iorar ibrHtJe.' oaomr6 iG@efubr i6mebt.
Scr elen lie lid aber Dor Nn.ritt elmer Relle
9cborr9 nit ben Sittrrs 10 ioerbcn tic men ia
ober gar nibts NON ben Reiieitrapo,eu III
bcliir6ten babcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-10

9onoOa, 4. Sum-. @iener GORE
iponoentcn bieiiser 8fdtter meloen, baf
700 Mdnner III Ger 8irfcnberser @rutt
iparelr, ais bas 5euer ausbra9 uao baf
etiua 500 @teniden u%u,sefommeu leien.
SienItas abeno bra9 bas 5euer aug
Wittiuod Morsen meloeten einise ber
uutcn lebenois b%esrabenen M1dnner burd
oa5 Spradrobr, baB Die Stiibtalfen
brenncn unb oaB piele Der 8ersleu:e
mod am 2eben ieiea. SnbeiIeu tpar bas
Grifommen burd Die init Gau9 seIiG.
ten S6adte gang unm0slld. Sn bic
len fonnte fein meni6lides @eIen uur
cine @inute lebeu. Die @dnee bes
Sergiuerfs 5ieben ii1 bon ben Sdadten
ais meilenipeit ins Snnere Deg @ebir,
9es nno bierbcr orans Der Siau9 MIR
lan9iam. aber felt SonnerItas Morz
gen iuuroe fcin Wann mebr lebeno bers
aas9cbradt. giuise Der 5uerlt @erct.
teten, welde iid jest ioiueit erbolt bcz
ben, baB iie lbre Grltbniiie i1ilbern
t0nfer, eridblen, iuie iie 70 manden
aameraoen, aampen iii Der Sano Ga1=
teno uno nod nit ibnen fprcdenb,
plosli6 lebtos nieoerlinten iaben. Sie
Suit ipnrSe eben INNER i9ledtrr unb
ran6i9er. Sn Der 8rieitaidc e1nes
Der Sobtcn iuurbe Elm in aQer Gle NIT
YleiItlft nlcScrseidriebcner lebter 8lae
gefuuben.
Mande der lcbeuO @imselaraten
iid i'll Den Sda1t binab, I'm,
Itatt oss lansiamcn @ritidunsstobes ei=
ics rai9en OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES su
@inise BON Der Getiunas.
Iiannidait ,uuroen bon ben idauerliden
Scensh, Die tie laben, 10 i~beripdltiat,
oab tie ben Seritano perloren ia ben.
aUs 9onneritas Madmittns ault in
,en Marienidadt sepumpt i,urbe, fcs
men nod Si9uale beraui tpelde 9eben
II Der 9iefe melbeten, aber cs mar big
unm6sli6, na6 Der beseidneten
StelIe pur5ubrinsem.
Matde ipollen bebaupten, baB Die
Dime bon a,ardiiten ansesiinbet iuorz
en- Jet, uno erfldren, oas Dor einiaen
Elm Saufe bon easipdnen, NIT
setroleum burdtrdnft, am 8oben eli.
es Der S6a6te sefunben tuorbeu lei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-10
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Ssrtbo.o Sdmar5, Der Sreiburaer
Sran5istaacr>WDu6 erfanb bas Sdiesz
pnloer, burb wel6es Taulenoe eet6otst
unb unidslibes gleno in Der Belt anae.
ridtct iuurbe. Die ct. Bernard Bril-
Der aber erfanoen Die berrlide Siae, bic
ibren Nanen trdst. Sls ans @noe Der
Gage oauten Die @ebeilten, iuclcbe an
&ranfbeiten bes Wasens. Der 2eber.
9ieren unb Serbauuuss.S Org tue Irtten.
feline Silfe inben fpnnten unb ourh Die
ct. 8ernaro &rduterpiqe gebeilt iuurs
ben, ben ct. Bernard M6nden fir bic
anberoroentllde grfinouns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-10

SaS Geulusburcau bat bcute eli
Bulletin iiber ben Steucriurrib uur
Gi9cntbum i'll Zen Ser. Staatcn aug:
9csetcu. 9icicr @erib (obne Die ST:
l%enbabnen) lit bon $l6,9O2, 500, 543 ia
Sabre 1880 nuf s24,651 5S5,465 I'M
Sabre 1890 9%eiticseu; cine 3unnbmt
bon 4o.Sl &rOctut.
@cun bas Scrbdltui6 swildcu Dem
eilt9eIddbtcn StcuerwartG uno Dem
iulrfllden &crtD basiclbe ut, uie es
1850 iuar, 10 lit Der Gciammtrcidttum
Der Scr. Stantcn mad Dem II. Genius
auf 63,64S MtiUioncl pocr n,c6r als
$1,000 per SppT 6u iddbcn, 9eacr
s514 per &ppf ill 1850, $3.50 III 1870
uno 1870 in 1880.
GIne 9@lnue S1dkuul lit 9GllS iii,
m09lid, "a Die Gini1dsmngsraten in
Den rcridleocneu Stauteu Su Ietr bon
elnnroer abpeiten.
@aibiu9tur, 2. SUM. 9ie 6eloln=
tlpn, mclde Den Tr1Iioeuten cruuddtiat.
ben 400. Sabrestn9 Der @utoeduno
Imcrifas, ben II. Sftpbcr, gum 9taz
tIonnlfeicrtag Su proclamireu, 1T icbt
BON beloen Sduieru bes GougreIjes anz
9enOmmeu.
&ai6in9tuu, 2. SUM. Die Sunocs,
i9ulo belief ii6 ON 81. Mai ubne Die
Harlficbpnbs, aber nit ginrednuna Der
un9eSedter 2esaltcnOer @oten auf
s969,359,253, cine Ibua9me BON
sos9.l50 fir ben Monat. 9~aaeoen
pat Der Sdubbeitanb I'M $5,512.275I
a~5scnommer, 10 baB cine 9~tettusunohme
Der S9ulS I'm s4.623.125 gu perseid.
men 1T. Ser Golouorrat0 i'll Min,e
llno Barren betrdat $271,527,O91, Der
Sllberporratb s956,46S,435 in @tauS<
aroooaars, s72.501,576 in silberbarz
rell ullo s14,459,497 III Sdeiben,iiu,e:
Sulanlnteli auf SAB ,429, sos.
@ai6inston,4. SUM. 9ad Seridt
oes G%eniusamls lift Der stsucrluertb
bes 2anbes binnell 10 Sabren ppn
$500. 993,543 i'm Sabre 1880 ouf
s24. 65l.5S5, 455 i'm Sabre 1890 oel
cine 3unabme upn 1854 8rp=
sent. Sarna1 berebnft man ben Sc. q
lalimtrel6tbum Den Ser. Gtaaten ouf !
oo.64s,oo0,0oo, bas beiBt unaefdbr il
$1,000 per aOpf Der SeiuObuer. Il
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-10
On ben Gtaatsiccre.1r:


Sbr 9cutiaes SAreibea, III wtt0em
sic auI Dos Int bes Staat2icfretars
Der Ser. Stauien psr5idten, lit Su 6an,
ben. Die 5aiiung Sbres &unides,
5uriidjutte.eu, ldbt mir feline @aDf,
cls Sbrem Serlau9cn 81 cntiprefcn.
Sbre gieii9nutiun lit bierrnit Gnsenomz
men. Suda1tun9suOa
Senj ami Sarrien.
Slaiue's Sricf ipnr I'M II llbr 45
Mm. ab9e9ebeu uor0c:!. Gje shlt-
mort bes Brdiibenten irar I'M ; llbr &C.
9eben.
Sp1tcr erttdrte Blaine bcu NnlnG
leines &idtrltts peri6nlid. 9cr gta-
tiunalcpnoent oocr feline Ganoioatur
babe bamit ni6t bas @aiubeite 5u tbun.
@r babe einfnd ua9 HuDe uuo MiuBe
perlau9t. IS iei igm uneltrd9li6 &C.
tuoroen, ii6 i'll ben pulitii6eu Sampf
.
9eSu9en gu iebcn, beiunhers uutcr Der
Seidulbi9ung, DAP CT bcimli6 an Sarz
riion's Sal arbeite.
gr babe bemerfeu m%illien, baB or nit
m%iBtrauiid)eu Ilgen betra6tet, bon iei>
men naditcn S%reunben lno 8nrtci9enoiz
len als Sntri9uant pcrbddti9t wuroe.
Sabei babe man i'm mabldiii9 &C.
ordn9t, iuciiere @%rtldrun9cn abSuseben
mo lid cine Numinatiuu bircft ullo
ausorildlid Su perbiitcn. aer9erlid
iiber of bicie MDr9cleicn blbe er enb=
li6 beldlpiicn, Der Sabe cin rnl6es
@nbe gu madeu uuo gu reii9nirfu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-10
Slaine r~eiidnirt.

@albin9ton, 4. SUM-. Staatsitcrr=
tdr Sluine ri6tetc beute Mitta9 iol9cn<
ecs S6reiben Gil Frdlioent Sorriiun;
yqn Den S%rdlioentGn."
Sd lpiinide bicrmit meine Gtii9m.
tipu als Siantslecretdr Der Ger. Stacr
ten, iuuSu id mltcrm 5. Mdr5 1899 er.
uonut wnrbc, er9cbenl It einjurcidcH.
9ie GeIdjdIte in Stautsbcpartemeni
iino in ioldcr Serfaiur9, bob iic meire
8itte I'M luiorti9e Nnnubmc melncr Sc
Equation re1tferti9cn.
Suda6tuugspoa
SIR er9ebenlter
Sames q. Slauie.
Die Nuiipprt bcs Yralibentcn lau:
tete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-10

NulttHr ny, 81. SuHl. SCt SfIHptt
ipiitbete ein 8irbei1turm. Das f'eiut
0orf @ait<9 Durango puroe BON siscn
Gornuoo fait gang luessefest. Com
Beateers, oeiien Srau uuo 6 aiube,
tpurOen untsr Der 3riimmem ibres
Sau!es be9rabcu uno set6o:et. Nul
oas iinsite aiub, eiu gGusline, ent
fam nuf iunnoerbare 8cilc. Siel,
anocre &erioncn iinb oerlest ,uprben
Sn SeihevuiQe bat Ger Sturm e
SduIer Sert.iimmert uub Miiblen uni
@inbduier bsi6dOi9t.
gbica9o, 2. SUM-. Tapif SEQ XIII.
bat sur Seltdtisuns bss SniereEes, iuet.
Dies er fir Die Gbicaso'cr @~eltausitel.
lung be9t uno ieiner st9tuns fur. bas
amereritaniide Solf, ii9 sur8eI9iduna
Der NusIteauus nit uatifauiiden Rari=
tdten enti6loien.
In frilbereu @eltausfellunsen bat
lib Der 8atican niemals betbeiliat.
$ittsburg, Ea., l. SUM-. Oesen 1
ubr beute Worsen uuroe bas Saus bes
Suweliers S. 6. 9urner in Gen5inaton,
8a, mii9Duamit i'll Die 2uft seiprenat.
Snrner uno Sri. emma Sdeffer BON
Gnlenton, 8a., iouroen set6btet; Srau
gurner uHo igre 5luai Stnber i1,uer Der.
lebt.
Suruer bate fem 9paamit in ieinem
I6anIe nlo cine 5uiaaserploiion mar
baber ritt m6siib. Die grp!oiion iuar
cine 9eipaltise uuo es lino 5.niter uno
Sbiircu in b:trdbttibcr @u;feruuns BON
turner's 9uus seiprcnst iuoroem. Der
uoer Die Sbiter IiHo ned unermitlelt.
Durango, Sfr 4. Sum-. Sie Tint
9eseno luatbe BON ciaem idueren Srfan
belmsela6t, wlAr 9sben unb Giaen.
tDnm serit6rtf, Gin Sinh ,purbe 70
idlper tei6aoist. Dab es iiarb. Der
9r0B:e GcrInf al SO ni6crleben fanb in
b;m Salie bon S. @eaibers ltatt.
8eatbers nebit 5rau uab fluff ainoern,
uebt Sobn Sfeepes, 6rau unb &ino be.
fanoen Iid III Dem Sauie. @fat6ers,
leine 5rau uno S'uei &inber perlOren
oas 9eben, uno Die brei anoeren ainber
geidbrlide S~erIesnneen bapon.
erlitt einen @einbru4 uno uoh
@erlesansen, 6rau &eeues tuur.
idiper perleBt nno liest iebt nod be.
puBtios od, tpdbreno bas Sinh pouitdn.
zig unbeidldoist oaooufam. Betrddt-
lte 5remc- 9Guier nureen usn benz
.turm 5tueibuueert garbs melt f~ortaez
hlaloert. Cine StubeneeGe ,purbe
her cine Meife lpeit f~orfseipebi, unb
in Bib ipuroe i'll elmer Gn~tfernnms BON
INF @eilen bon eem 5auis, int tueldem
8 iid %bsiuuben bate. aufseiunben.
Die Baumiuoiii tluoea ipa,eeH uolStdu<
i9 Der 8idtter NIB 8neisc teraubt.
I'M Belt in S. 90. 9Olulin's gBObuuns
ef nit Den Seden unb RiGpH An 90.
m gdbreno Die oasu seb6rise 8eit,
naf aaea Ribtuasen binaeriT,n
uroe. Die 5ootun rnb gerlebien
uroen III ether Sdlu@t in elmer Ont.
rnurt9 bon etipa 90 garb BON benz
tabe 9efunoen, 100 @cutbers Ro5ns
aug seftanhen battle. l.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-10
THE CHARLES A. voeELER CO.. Balanors. "a.
Ser auseribtete Staom miro ant
$4,000 big 81, 1000, 900 seiddbt.

sis Nabmittaa i'm 5 ubr paroen
Is big 20 2eiden auiseiunbeu nno ioenz
~tifitirt, jepo1 luirb Die 3abl Der hinge
fommeutm nod lpeit srDBer leil. Wande
lddsen i~irlelte nuf so. Sebr oieie
anoe,e MenIdcn babem Idiperc 8ranos
wuuocn baponse!ragcn. Gs wirS 9es
mclbct, ooB Sam. DAGGER bon &ouie<
pile nit !Oiilie leines 8ootcs rs Wen<
iden r~attete, iueld)c auf Den @sllep oes
0ades triebem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-10

Gin beiii9cs 2eberleioen peruria6te
mir Die sr6Bten 8eidweroen, burd Die
I%niutnonng bon Or. ausuit S6uis's
Sropfem luurbe i9 uoaltdu=
Dig hergeiteut. Surge, Cor.
Iuitillz uno 8ooo>S Sir. Dallas, Ger.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-10
Sndlr.'S 9trriea>SaIhe.

Die bette Salbe III Der @e(t fiji,
S6nlitluunOcn, Guetl6ul9en, @el6ipii
re, SaljIluB, 5ie5er= unO 6roitbeulen,
5le6tln9en, seiprumgene Sdnoe, iSIb.
neraugen uuo Sautnu5i 5ldge; li9ere
Sur fllr SdmUrr9uiosn, prer feline Se=
sablun9 pcrlan9t. S00i9e 3ufrieben-
belt 9arantirt uoer bas @clo Suriifer=
%itattet. 9reis % Gts. Die S6adtel.
gu ucrtaulcn i'm eagle Srug Store
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-06-10

Serr s. 50. Gn1es, 5airuount, 0eb.,
i6reibt: Meine s5rau lttt an rbeumatis
i9en 0iftenidmer5en, unb mar poIS
Itdnois bilFos. @ir sebraudten ct.
Safo5s Del unb iie bat felt Der Selt
niemals ipieber Sdmer5en aebabt.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-21
THE CELEBRATION.
Roanoke's Tenth Anniversary
Viii be Properly Observed.

That the Magic City should have a
big birthday party on the tenth ami
versary Of her life as a city is an estab.
lished fact. Everybody in all professions
and branches of business are enthus-
iastic over the idea and unite in saying
let's have celebration and have one
that has never been surpassed in the
history Of the State" The popular
notion is to make of it a magnificent
trades display, consisting of floats from
all the business houses, all the fire com.
panies, the lodges, the military ana
the multitude of citizens, forming a
grand pageant that will show to the
world not only what Roanoke has done
in the last decade, but what she pro.
poses to do in the next.
A large number of leading citizens,
whose opinions were not published in
Thursdays TIMES, were seen by q re-
porter yesterday and it was their unani-
nous opinion that Roanoke should hold
this celebration and that it should be a
grand affair. Their opinion was that
the business men of the city who had
labored so hard in making Roanoke
what she now is, the metropolis of
Southwest Virginia, the pride of the
whole State, and the exponent of prog
ress in tho ne " South, would subscribe
literally to make this affair a grand
success.
Several of the most wealthy men in
the city told the reporter that they would
subscribe as much as anyone else and
there is not n doubt that largo fund
can be easily raised to defray the ex-
penses of a grand affair that will ulti-
mately benefit every business and pro-
fessional man in Roanoke.
Mayor Evans has already issued a
call for public meeting to be held in
the courthouse next Tuesday night and
there will probably be a good attend
ance and arrangements will be made to
proceed in the preparations.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-21
DIR. Lawrence to he Married.

AT 1880 a. m. to-day the marriage of
DIR. j. 81. Lawrence, a popular young
physician of the city. and Miss Marie,
the accomplished daughter of Il. A.
Jones. prominent business man, will
be celebrated at the First Baptist
Church by DIR. AGREE. pastor OF Calvary
Church, assisted by DR.. Flippo. The
young couple will make bridal tour of
the Eastern and Western cities.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-21
Jones and Stunt Choir.

Rev. III. c. Garrison will organize the
Jones and Stuart Choir this evening at
o'clock in the hall of the Young Mems
Christian Association. One hundred
singers are wanted. The material for
a very fiue choir is in our city. and it is
earnestly hoped that the best singers of
the city will unite to make a chorus, Of
which Roanoke may be proud. A part
Of the platform will be reserved cx
clusively for tho choir Triumphant
songs No. will be used
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-21
Work on the Churches.

Tho work on the new Episcopal and
and Lutheran churches in the city is
progressing very slowly, as the orders
for the stono to BIO used in their build
ing arc worry hard to get filled Work
on the new Episcopal Church has almost
been suspended on account of being un-
able to get stone. These new churches,
when completed, will be two of the
handsomest structures of their kind in
the State
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-21
ia the Circuit Court.

The case of Palmer VS.. the Roanoke
Machine Works occupied nearly all of
the circuit court yesterday. The evil
dence for the plaintiff is all in and the
defendant will begin testimony today.
In the afternoon the jury and witnesses
went to the Machine Shops to see the To-
cation that the jury might better UNDER
stand the evidence. The case will prob
ably be concluded to-day.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-21
Ladies' Auxiliary Concert.

The second entertainment of the
course arranged by the Ladies' Auxi-
liary Of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION will be concert to be given
in the association hall Friday evening,
April %. Mrs. Silverthorn, Mrs. Kuy-
kendall, Miss Cutchin, Miss Van Horn
and Mr.. Dolin will take part Mr..
Featherstone and others will furnish
the fun. Members Of the association
admitted free
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-21
The New Academy of sIus;c

holland & de Saussuro arc now at
work preparing plans for the interior of
the Academy of Music which will soon
be completed, shortly after which the
inside work will be let to contract.
Work on the academy is progressing
with all possible rapidity and it will
only be few months before Roanoke
will have one of the finest theatres in
the South.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-21
Roanoke Artificial Stone Works

Guarantee all their pavements for five
years or longer. See pavements that
passed through winter in front of Bell
Printing Co.'s Office, front OF Catogni's
grocery and elsewhere. Also dealers
in curb stone, steps, platforms, dimen.
sion stone, &c. Address,
WILLIAM MCCARTHY,
jan15.1Y Roanoke, Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-21
Entitled to the Rest

THIS VIC say of all those who are so unfortunate
as TO require the use OF medicine to assist nature
to tile proper performance OF her functions Per.
sons Suffering with scrofula, cancer. blotches
scaiy skin, old cores, bad humors in the blood or
that DIR. David's Iodo-Ferrated Sarsaparilla will
thoroughly cleanse the blood. eliminate all i'm
purittes and make the skin soft and smooth It's
and other countries has proven It's value a.
blood medicine: Price 81 per bottle. six bottles
for IS. For sale by Massic & Martin, Roanoke,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-21
Political ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Hon. Henry S. Trout to- day announces
his candidacy for the Office of mayor of
Roanoke. See his card in another
column.
Frank E. Crawford announces him
self in today's TIMES as a candidate for
reelection to the office OF city constable
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-21
ID. ID. i. r. q

THESE are the init al letters to a medical won
der. AZ human nature IL heir to ills OF every
Kind and "a nearly every dscasc enters and Is
dirnsed through the system by the blood 1t is
evident that II the blood Is in an unhealthy con-
dition 1t imparts to the body it's impure state,
and di-easc and death folowf. There IL u cure
for impure blood, and therefore cure for all dis-
eases arising from It.. That cure IL DR.. David's
IodoFerrated earsaparIli. Price 81 per bottle,
ak bottles for IS at Massie Il Martins, Roanoke,
Va
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-21

MARY LUkENs has moved her studio
to las Salem avenue. Lessons given in
all branches of drawing and painting.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-21
LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations Of Roanoke
and Southwest Virginia stocks are fur
nished by Won Hemert & Co., bond and
stock brokers, Roanoke, Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-21

CALL and see the now tea, dinner and
toilet sets just received by tho e. H.
Stewart Furniture Co.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-21

HAT RACKS and sideboards in great
variety at the E. Ii. Stewart Furniture
Co.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-21
Krauich & Bach Pianos

Ni"uicu "a 'acii f'ianos
ARE com bination of the best material
and workmanship that can be prod
hence 1T is entitled to the high position
in the musical world which it enjoys.
Hobbie Music Company, sole dealers,
1877 Salem avenue
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-21

OUR S2s ten piece antique oak suit
with beveled glass, Is the best in the
State for that price. The E. H. Stewar
Furniture Co.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-21
New Fidelity and Loan and Trust Co.

Some tiwe ago j. c. Nesbitt, tho con-
tractor, signed an agreement with the
Fidelity, Loan and Trust Company for
the erection of its new building on
Salem avenue. near the corner of Roam
oke street. Mr.. Ncsbitt told reporter
yesterday Tat he has begun work on
the foundation and would rapidly push
the building until it is completed The
building, when finished, will be one of
the finest ediices in tho city, and
will be of pressed brick, trimmed with
brown stone. The structure will be- 20
by SO feet and three stories high.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-21

OLD paper', Is cents per hundred, for
sale at this Office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06

Two Young girls were nrow ned while
boat riding not far from .Hvalpsund.
The Danish Society Of Berlin cele-
brated It's eleventh anniversary the
other day.
Mt. KorsRaard, n very able news
paper man and the editor OF the Go
penhagen dtenbtodot, has been sug-
geetod as the successor Of the late Berg.
A railroad Waterman Of the Copen.
hagen, has seven sons, three OF whom
are officers IN the Danish army, three
attending the military academy, anu
one Just ready TO enter IT,
Nikolai Petersen, editor Of the Co
penhagen dr5ejderen, was arrested the
Uthoe day, accused Of confpifacy against
the government.
ola grippe" has visited RRndcrr.
About 700 persons are down with IL.
The physiclans are overworked, aud
the death rate Ia very high. Cupping
is used against the disease with great
success.
FINLAND.
J. q. Bergbom, a wholesale morch.
ant OF UleabOrg, has donated ,OOO,0OO
marks TO charitable institutions in that
city.
Hundreds Of the laborers OF HelsiBg.
fots are unable TO get any work, and
their situation IL very pitlablc.
The emigration from the Oravals
district Is very large, but not all start
for America. Several make their way
10 Southern Africa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-06
Amusement Notes.


The event OF the week IN musical
circles was the concert given last night
bv IN, Af,nd,ls.el,n O,Iut,tte ChIb Of
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Cholr directed by Professor II.
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nac'e present 'ne Appea'"nue VI ou' u
hand full, and the elect OF this ON ali
is ANYTHING but inspiring. IL l.
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'ne MUSIC o"e'eu m n'bn' "as
not tue efforts OF dilletants, but the
productions Of masters OF the divine
ort nh, nroyrann, c,pm.uc,d with
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AWAKE my SOUL" which was sung ny
the choir In the usual excellent way.
Tn. C,in,o,t. f,Iuh then gave one ~
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.''V"".S 'o"Pos''' "Pf."'.'
Tor a Tow minutes as " the ueIchle
harmonies Of the stringed instruments
would 10 lost n the Immense building,
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tiiul voice under perfect control.
| Director RYAN received "A hearty wei.
come ns he siepped forward 10 Div. ms
clarlonct solo. and when lie last notes
fhls wonderful iustrument led away.
| A stotn OF applauge burst forth.
MI Herman DlesteI il a master on
the violoncello and Mr.. Paul H.nue.
berg sr.ms q, h. 10 m. tiute ,yhat OI,
Bull WAS 10 the violin. Mr.. Paul
Stoeviug, In tbs rendition Of "Ruesinn
Aifs," handled his violin very credit.
ably. All were most cordially AT.
plauded, as was "Comrade In Arme,"
sung by 100 gentlemen OF the choir.
The entertainment closed with "Un.
fold yc Portals" rendered by the choir.
WONDERLAND.
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