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Evening journal., 1892-09-22


Sutb
This (as nearly as can recollectit is
Che story told me by my friend, Tom
Gainsb6rough, as we sat over a decanter
Of claret after one Of his ininitable lit
tie dimners When twas over gave
grunt and Hung rhe butt end Of my cigar
into the .srate
There's oae thing don't understand
about this story. then remarked, "ahd
it has m.sied me all along. Your descrip-
ton Of that creature, Hatcher eyes
aud eyebrows. complexion, hantls and
nationality-al persuaded me it was
the present Mrs. GainsbOrougb. Yet n
sppaars she was notiang Of the sort"
II should think not, indeedT ex-
claimed Tom. laughing ''They are az
different even ia appearance, rs two
straight browed brunettes could posi-.
bly, be. Il Is not my fault if You were
misled by dcscription-you who know
so well how incurably vague the best
descriptions are. Were you 10 see them
side by side you would acknowledge
that they are ms little alike as you and
are AS 20 the american part of it--ths
truth is they We're not really Americans
at all BirchInore and the girls were
French, and in my ignorance rnistook
theirt French accent for the Yankee
twang. When, several years later,
met some real Amerieans-and married
one Of them-l realized my error"
"Humphl Well, dare say you were
not more stupid than the majority Of
your countrymen would have been in
your place. But another thing-was all
that mesmeric business genuine or a
/ part of the conspiracy
Conspiracy, Of counsel It was the
stock expcdient Of the gang and very
ingenious one, think; for of course the
mesmerized one might turn up any
where, and if she were not discovered,
well and good; while il she were, all she
had to say was that she was in a mes
meric trance. AS it happened, the lat
ter alternative occurred in both their
attempts on me; but give the girl
credit for turning 1t OF excollently well.
In fact, size took a real artistic interest
in her business. You see, she had been
trained rs a rope dancer in her child
hood, and afterward she was on the
stage for time. She certainly had
marvellous dramatic talent, and thor
oughly enjoyed taking part. The
realistic element that entered into hel
performances no doubt rendered them
much more exciting than ordinary stage
work, and perhaps sometimes she al
most deceived herself"
"Ah! should not wonder. Well, ant
what was the meaning of that confusion
about the steamboat and the train anl
Birchmore's explanations
"A mistake on their part-that's all
Accidents viii happen, you know.
dare say my unexpected questions dis
concerted them greatly; but | was un
suspicious enough, heaven knows
What admire as much as anything il
their management of the affair was tn
skill with which they made me believ
from the outset that was forcing IN.
company upon them, when in reality
was they who were leading me aroun'
By the nose
"Nlissus Gainsborough say de te
ready. sah| said the sable servitol
opening the door.
Lets go up at onceW l exclaimed
f. rising from my chaif 81 SHAH herr
after feel new interest in looking a
( Mrs. Gainsborough's diamondsw
THE END.
Evening journal., 1892-09-22
lNILNINGToN APP NoRTHERN RAI,II.-

MflLA.l NGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
W ROAD. Timetable IN effect June lo,la12.
Trains leave Wilmington, French street sta
ton. icr b. g. ID. junction, Montchnnin, 1qyen-
curt, GrunOruc, Cussart, Ohadds' Ford june
lion pOcOraln. West Chester, Emhreeviilc,
Moruonvlle. Coatesville, .WayncshurK juno
uon. Springfield. Jounna Birdsboro. Heading
ana Intermediate stations, daily, except SUM
iay. uvain. 1,t p ia; sunday only "a a. m
ID. * q. juneti Montchanin. GuyencourtS
Gran0ane. tcstaTt Chadd's Ford Junction,
POGO son. West hester Emhrsevile, Nor
tonvilil. 4 catCNlie, Waynerhurs Junction,
spriu~ncld and intermediate stations, daily,
except sunday. 8 90 p m; sunday, on m.
Coatesyille. West Chester and intermediates
stations, daily except sunday, i0a m, 4 Slp m.
sunday only, ut N and % p M,
Trains arrive at Wilmington, French street
station. from Reading hirdshoro, Joanna,
Springfield Mayneseurs 9q nv, Soa s,,
pOcOpson. Chadd's Ford Junction, ln6sAft,
Gunogue, Guycncourt, Montchanin, =; a. y.
junction and intermediale stations, oaiil, SN-
except sunday, l0d a m, o rs M sunday
only, 10 "a a IN aud @ 30 m.
From Springfield, Mayn'rnurg Junction,
Coatpsville. MortOnviile, fmhreeVile. POcOp-
son, West Chester. ChHdds forl Junction,
Dossart, NranOgue, Guycncnuft' MontrhAnn,
H. a. q. Junction and intermediate stations
'l rom Coa iS West Chester and Inter-
Mediate stations. daily except sunday, : Y
g. m. Duif nt ; .l ana luai no. hnu r m
A.G. hlcCAUSLAND, superintendent.
hOWNkSs bhl1DS. General f''issrnNer Aet.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING Raj F.
4 ROAD-"koyai Route between Philadf,-
nhio and Atlantic City-lhe only double track
line. ,...,.,.,
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut ttcei wharf,
and South street wharf.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY,
Week days, express. am a. M, 2.0), 800, 400,
300 p. I'M. Accommodation. 500 a. M, ana
10, $50. 000 D. M.
Sundny-express. s 90. . 90. 1913 a. m Accom-
mediation, % q. in. aud ti1 p. M
Returning leave Atlantic eity depot, corner
Atlantic and ArEansas avenue.
Meek davs- Evurtss 100. $50. 9.Vi %. m f.
and aus. go y. m. Accommodation, 10,
5 30, $40 a. H., ana 4 ~ u. m
Sunday Expires, 400, 600, 800 p. M. Accom-
fnodation. l.3u "a. a., and 5.tS p. m
IA.SWFiGARD. 4. a.. HANCOCK.
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
Evening journal., 1892-09-22
lcontinued Tomorrow.


Mrs. Wright, Of Asa South jackson
street, had a night blooming cactus to
bloom last evening The flower is large
and white. with purple lining The
plant is small one with one more bud
on IT,
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

at la an outrage tho way YOU treat me-
said Miss Nsmcraldn Lonpconn. the belle Of
Harlem, tn iiostottor McNinnia. GLOW ao,
Miss Esmcralduf' "luu have sworn 90 love
and cherish me, and now sou are making love
20 another young woman. 10 is hidcuua
outrage "he calm, Esmcrnlda, Do calm.
lnl going 60 go back on Der TOO. Texas
Strings.
Evening journal., 1892-09-22

Hoods Sarsnpariiln has the most Merit, has
Won uueuuallc0 Success, accompanies grcnt-
est Curos De- DO not the medicine for your
Hoods pills cure liver MS, jaundiCe. bilious
ness, sick headache, constipation.
Hoffman uowes Fl see by tho papers that
The pwince started wnislnp hosscs I've yeahs
nauM Howell DihbOu-'i h-us And we iu Hi
30 everything the. pwinco ducs.n Hoffman
Howe "lui how the uuucg can we start
WHirlng hosacs five ycahs agu.' Puck.
Evening journal., 1892-09-22

Boston, 80 81 m daily. with Pullman nunet
out change Win Poughkecpsie bridge, landing
passengers in -. a NJ station, Boston.
ihihdelphla, week days, tt uc, q tu, o ia, n ~.
%, IS il. ~ Al. 800 20 90 ~ 20. 4luM. fll O.,
mi fle3, 0, - 90. sos, H., Dos. 20 Hs, As
"a 8a, 81, 10 0O, an 900 p ni.
Philadelphia. sundays, 1896, 90. ~.
5d5 Is as 8 s5. q ~. SIX. i5'.d.sii0opm9.' 49,
Chester, week days. fint, tiW. $40. 80 a. i6n
s. %, 81 Al. 300, ~ So, l0Hs. 20 30, til 5sa m;
IVA KY o tuo. l', aN', f'5 ID h' lt't. go,
chcstor. SUNDAYS. 1905 ee. 7io. 4sa.
! no, 40 49, y 4fnm; ] 90. " 90, 1906. no. %.
iaqs, Q g, b 80, e, iOo tim. m.
! Atlantic Oily, Wrl days. GOD 65. n 40
| q pa. fl@si ~ aa. w. Top ma; sundays. AZ,
Z o. 's Sam, z 5Qp. M, ,...,
Baltimore aud Washington, "A "a, 21W tW
a mi tls lo 2O5' 3o5, "a 40 f62 "a fE 90, q
baltimore ana way stations, OF m, sos
newark. Del. fi6t. 2 o.. f547 ms AZ 10. les.
| - iu, ~ -, Z D.. 3 30, fO3l. N Top m.
! pittshurg fs 40 m. "A ~ p M. daily.
! Chicago. rs AZ au., 20 40 y M. daily.
Cincinnati ani 80. Louis, fls 10 m and
slneerly accommodation. 7oea m. so5. 7s5
! aud n 10 p m daily,
fnndenberg acconn odation. weok DAYS.
~. lou u. and 4 dp m. sundays
| 0W M and 30 ana iOpm.
Trains leave darsct otr,siftat or:
| For New lora.Wrcf ut ys,1 &l,fs 2O,f0aj n.fn.
For Philadelphia. week days. o 30, tt, - s..
20 ~, 1886, +ll sf,nn;4 g.. 3 30. l5p. Or. Sum
| days, 6 80 "a in; D. ie ir y i5 p. ma
FOR Baltimore, week days 5a5, g 80. - 90.
tllh g ui te.te p M sunday $50 b m:
| . % and fiIl % ni.
For landenhcrg anl tNd1rs week
days, d Do, lu5 .,n mi2M, 50p m. snndays,
81 25 a m; 3 -. 90 Iat.
Chicago and Pitts tM 1922 O o.. daily ex-
/ oept sunday; q 81 1 M. OHfif.
Cincinnati am ST. Louis, III 80 IA m daily
| except sunday.
Leave Philadelphia or Ninirfton.
Week days "a 5000, 7W. As 10. 40. 10 90
fll 3 a r, A. noon. 81 as, Ol, 800 "a 20, "a a..
| ana D. ppm.
snndays. ~, CO.,. fs 70. $50. 1lOO. ~ 80 a
noon zoo, 800, "A %, 30 % 81, in q "a,
i .fh 10. ]. 90 tfo IA 80 pu.
ard ELprCse tIalrs. Telephone No. 1913
RI ice Western POINTS lower than via any
/ &. on line. a.. ". SCill. 6tI , Pass. Agent.
j. T. ODELL. General Manager.
Evening journal., 1892-09-22

Spring clothing cleaned and repaired
skilled wurkmen. No. Nll Market strest
jess "rhcy didn't scare George AMI by TOLL
ine him Ethel was % hnthouse plaut.' Boss
"Wnat did hc anyfN Jess just what he
wanted a summer girl an the year round. ~
New York Herld.
Evening journal., 1892-09-22

The Equitable Life did s2l0,o00QO more
business last year. in Delaware. than any
other life Insurance. company. Agents wanted.
Building
Evening journal., 1892-09-22

Notice IS hereby given that letters of adj
miuisiration were In due form ot law granted
Seufcnber. A. ID. 1872 and that an per-
sons having claims against the estate
of the deceased must present the same, duly
me Fifth dav of September. ss93, or abide the
Act of Assembly 10 such case made and pro-
LIZZIE MALONE.
Administrative.
Address. Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1892-09-22

Begun September "a. Back numbers can be
had al the counting room.
Evening journal., 1892-09-22

On account of the destruction by fire Of tho
steamer christina the sunday trips TO
lincoln Park will be discontinued.t
Evening journal., 1892-09-22

on September elth, 25th and sOth. the Balii-
more and Ohio railroad viii sen tickets at all
stations cast of the Ohio river go Newark, N.
The round trip. the occusiuu being the cunVon-
iiun of German Catholics OF America, % DO
held az Newark, september 'uih 90 18th.
October ga, inclusive. Round trip from VIII
mineton. -Juj.
Evening journal., 1892-09-22
REGIsTER,s oRpEn.
ID EGisTER's ORDER.


New Castle County. September D, lsie.
. Upon the application OF Lizzie Malone,
Administrators Of John i. Malone, late OF
Wilmington hundred, I'm said county, de-
ceased, h Is ordered and directed by the Reg
lister thnt the Administrators aforesaid give
notice of granting of Letters OF Administra-
ton upon the estate of the deceased,
with the date of granting thereof,
hy causing advertisements 20 be posted
within forty DAYS from the date OF
mo county of New Castle. requiring an per-
sons having demands against the estate TO
present the same. or abide hy an Act Of As
sembly in such case made and PROVINCES ana
Same period I'm the Evening Journal news
paper published iu Wilmington, DELI ana
TO be continued therein three weeks, e. o;
Evening journal., 1892-09-22

BALTIMORE q
ID OHIO RAIL
ROAD schedule I'M
effect May 30, 1899.
Trains leave Dcla-
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound New
York. week days
t3 Oa. % iO,t6 Al. no 3i
R IN, ti2 2l,42 so. % as,
% 3N d M. Sundays,
j Us. 1883, 40 ai, a
m. tl2 "a. t. 90. f53s,
Ia so ID IN.
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- Given under the llond 0llu seal
of ONCE of the Register aforesaid
Z L. S. at Wilmington, In New Castle
county aforesaid. the day ana
year above written.
s. WILKINS COOCH. Register.
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81 travel on my face. you soe;n
The brakeman then drew near.
''h QUIZ change your style bit" said he,
"And walk on on your ear
-Wnshington Post.
Evening journal., 1892-09-22

First Country Boy "Nour sister Is pickin'
up coils a. city manners frOm them summer
b0nrlrrs OF yours" Second Country Boy
YES, indeed. She's got % sayin' mot in it,
nnd "acuW and las night ahe let n follcr kiss
her in IN hammock. News.
Evening journal., 1892-09-22

the rich yellow paste INTO the patty pans,
measuring the quantity accurately with
her eye,
elbows, indeedw laughed Mrs. Mar
tina. "Yes. that's the best kind, as ]
keep a.tellin Jane Steel, trying TO ding
it into her head should just like to
have Jane see that stove and them tins
so bright you can see your face in them
guess it would put a notion or two
into her head of how work ought TO be
done"
AIMS bony back quivered n sign TO
Mrs. Martha's sharp eyes that the ice
had begun TO thaw. You've been get
tin in Your pears. see. Ann" she Went
on. turning to n big basket Of fruit
standing on kitchen chair. They're
Duchess Danglemens, amt theys Mel
Ter enough to melt in your month.
She took one and proceeded deliber-
atoly % put her teeth into the soft, juicy
pulp.
My tree bore uncommon well this
year" sud Ann. after depositing The
| natty pms IN the oven. made jelly iasl
week. and she opened a cupboard door
and displayed "a neat row of jelly glasses
pasted mp carefully and marked in
AIMS peculiar handwriting. Mrs.
Martha looked at them for moment IN
mute admiration. still munching away
It The pear
"Well. never saw such jelly as that
Anni clear as window glass and stiff q.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-08
PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.

New York, May 7.-TspeoialI-
Southern flour dull, steady. Wheat
stronger, dull; No. red, o6l5@os q
ailoat; options dull, closed firm; No. .
red, May, DIS; July. 9i5s. Corn
stronger, quiet, scarce; No. =, - asked
elevator, 81 asked ailoat: options adj
vanced l4m4 and closed firm; May, SO:
July, As.
Oats firmer, dull: options dull. iirmor:
May, $40: July, 3l5l: spot No. =, 34i4
C35; No. white, 37i5. Coffee, options
closed steady, l5020 down: May. IL 20
@il.SO; September, ll.45GDll.6 60: spot
Rio dull, barely steady: No. :, la45.
Sugar, refined quiet, steady. Molasscs,
New Orleans quiet: common TO fancy,
a5@35. Rice firm, fairly active. Pctro-
leum quiet, steady. Cotton seed oil
dull, firm; crude, 29Cf3O
Rosin dull, steady; strained, common
to good. l.ijGo l.i7l5 Turpcntine dull,
steady, 33&o03i. Pork fairly active
steady Peanuts quiet. Tierced beef
quiet. Cut meats firm, wanted. Mid
dies quiet. Lard dull, tirmer; Western
steam, . 30: city steam. 5.95; May, &. IS
bid; July, 6.55. Freights firm, quiet:
cotton, : d.; grain, I'd asked.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-08
CNITY or ROANOKE. OFFICE OF THE
" BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

hoASOKE, VA, April 7, 1St2.
Bids for preparing foundations and laying
pavements in streets in the city of Roanoke. Va
will he received until - O'Clock noon Friday
the 18th day or May, 1892, on each OF the following
sections. viz
No |. Paving between curbs on Jefferson at RI ct
from the sOuth side of Campbell street to the
Belgian block pavement on Railroad avenue.
No. .. Paving between cnrbs on Salem avenue
from the We { side OF Commerce street TO the
west side or Randolph street.
No. 3. Paving between curbs on Henry street
from the south cnd OF Henry street bridge To the
south side OF Robertson street
No. Paving between curbs on Campbell 9Th Get
from east side OF Commerce street to cast side o.!
Holiday street except the Market square,
No. s. Paving between curbs ON Robertson
street. from east side OF Commerce street 10 casi
side III Holiday street
No. Il. Paving between curbs on Nelson street
including pnhiic >Iaare at market house. from
south side OF ail'oad avenue to south side of
Robertson street.
TO he laid with vitrhed brick or granite
blocks All bids must I've accompanied by n spec
linen ~ the paving material proposed 80 Nc used
Each bidder shall accompany his hid with Ger
titled check for two hundred ami INV dollars
(S25M. he City Cornell reserves the right To
reject any or all bids. Within zen DAYS afiet
award OF contract successful bidders must fnr
nish bono. with approved suretics resident in
Virginia. in pcGaty OF y pc ccnt. OF CON
tract price, and must guarantee tho work al d TO
maintain IL ut his own expense for fvc wears
pavcments can he seen in the office OF tho board
or public works. All bids must he in scaled cu.
Vclopc-, MARI ed street Paving Bids =" aud nd
dressed 10 BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Roanoke, Va.
By order OF City Council ~ 3Od
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Reports received from twenty-ono
reporters, representing twenty counties,
viz: Wise, Russell. Grayson, Roanoke.
Amherst, Campbell, Augusta, Greene,
Rockingham, Shenandoah. Frederick.
Clarke, Mccklenburgb, Nottoway, Han
over, Henrico, Dinwiddie, Surry, Isle of
Wight and Norfolk, show that the tenn
peraturc has been very decidedly above
the normal for the season, averaging
from eight 10 ten degrees daily. There
has been more than the normal amount
of sunshine, with less than the normal
amount of rainfall. In the Eastern and
Northern counties there was generally
no rain until light showers last night:
in the central section, thence to tho
western and southwestern, there were
showers on Wednesday which were
beneficial. The weather conditions
during the week have been, OH the
whole very favorable, though the OK
cessivc high temperature and nearly
cloudless weather has had tendency
to bake and harden the surface of tho
ground. Grass, wheat a nd oats are gen
orally reported as in good condition.
Fruit still seems to promise fair crop
in most sections. Corn planting has
progressed rapidly during the past
week add is nearing completion. To-
bacco plants are in good condition.
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of this horse, to show how different
kinds of treatments affect q horse. The
horse was the black gelding Indian Rub
Der, and his races arc all on record.
Tho breeding and training of horses in
this country has made gigantic strides
within the past twenty-five years.
When q two-year-old horse is sold for
Si25,000, as tho California wonder Arion
was; AXtcll, 100000 Sunol $50, 1000;
Nancy Hanks. $4,000. and 100000
offered for Allcrton: Maud S, 1900,
we look upon tho picture with won
der and Amusement. A man who de-
monstrated to the world that an interest
in fast horsctlesh does not mean gambl-
ing is Robert Bonner $4,000 is tho
sum which Mr. Bonner has spent in fast
horses since no began driving for his
health by his physicians orders in 1886,
thirty five years ago. OF him and his
habits and horses we will speak in time.
GEO. L. FLOYD.
Go be continucd.l
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(ITY OF ROANOKE OFFICE OF TIE
\ BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS

RoASoKE VA, April ~. 1892
scaled proposals will he received ut this Office
until IL ciock noon, on the :uth day or May,
lS'2 for all the labor and materials required for
the cons ruction OF an addition to ihc courthouse
In the city OF Roanoke. In accordance with the
drawings and specifications copies OF hich may
he seen AT this office. Each hid must be accom-
panied by u certified check for the sum Of one
hundred aud fifty dollars (Sl50 Coz. The right Is
hereby reserved to reject any all bids or to
waive any iniormaliy or defect In any bid II 4,
be deemed nv the CITY Council in the interest OF
the city 10 do go. All proposals received alter
the time stated will he returned To the bidders
Proposals. must he enclosed in envelopes. scaled
and mark cd "Prop.sals Tor tho addition 10 city
Courthouse and addressed to the BOARD OF
PUB .IC WORKS, Roanoke, Va 5l3Ot
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VlNTON

Friday morning about half past
eleven o'clock smoke was discovered
rising from tho residence OF James
Stephens. crowd quickly gathered
with buckets, which they filled with
water from spring near by, and in a
short time the flames were extinguished
The fire caught in tho cellar Its origin
is unknown.
The public school exhibition took
place Wednesday and Thursday nights
"A large crowd gathered on each
occasion. The children acquitted them
selves well. beautiful gold medal
was awarded to Miss Edna Gum for ex-
cellcncc in recitation. Six young ladies
were in the race for this medal, all of
whom did splcndidly. Other prizes
were delivered to Misses Ellie Tayloc,
Lucy Nenablc, Bette Craddock, Ran
dolph II. Sale. Bennie Wade, Ethel
bearing, Magda Walker, Ressio Kern.
Miss Mamie Meredith, one of the
public school teachers, left yesterday
for her home IN Prince Edward county
message was received Friday by
Daniel Nc Lean from Rev. V. w. Wheel
or, of Clifton Forge, announcing the
death of Miss Fannie Pollock. She for
mcrly resided here. Her disease was
consumption of the lungs, and she had
been in poor health for year or more.
Thomas Beard fell from scafrold
while at work on y house in Roanoke
Friday afternoon, and fractured his leg
and dislocated his ankle. The injury is
very serious one. Drs. Simmons and
Grantham are giving him surgical treat
ment.
Maj. j. w. Newton, of Staunton, and
Miss Anna Gold, OF Buena Vista, are
guests of Rev. GIL Buchanan
The case OF Abram Terry, Rawley w.
Martin and Wilson Thompkins, for at
tempting to blow up the house of
Charles Kasey with dynamite, was
called yesterday morning. w. w. Ber-
kelley appeared for the accused. After
several witnesses had been examined,
Mayor Gum ordered the case dismissed
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Tho I,oIlor IIonor

Following is tho roll of honor of ST.
Andrews school for the month ending
May G, 1892:
Andrew Arnold, Leo Arnold, John
Trophy, Willie Cooper, Charles Duggan,
James Ford, Richard kavanaugh, Ber-
nard McGehee, Junius McGehee,
Frederick Mcnamara, Joseph O'Brien,
John OHearn, Ernest Leifert, Willie
Sheehan, John Sheehan, Eddie Welsh,
Fannie BIophy, Mary Carr, Regina Carr,
Mabel Fitzgerald, Mamie Kennedy,
Jennie Mcnamara, Katie Mullen. Laura
Madigan. Annie O'Connor Lucy Rowan,
Agnes Wigmore Clara White.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

NEW York, May 7.-ISpecial I-Ex-
change quiet and steady, at 4s7b@4s9
Commercial bills, 4S6 a 64S73f. Money
easy, no loans, closing offered at ..
Suo-treasury balances-gold, Sl01,a4s,-
900; currency, Sl9,4O5, 900. Government
oonds dull and FIRMS, 1l69l. State
bonds neglected.
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Ben. ID. BELL,

DRUGGIST, of Lexington. Ky, says that
DR.. lialc's Household remedies Consist
ing of DR.. Hales Household Cough Cure,
Dr. Hale's Household Ointment and Dr.
llaie's Household Tea) are tho best sell
ers he has ever had in his store. This
is owing to the great merit Of these pop
ular remedies. They invariably give
great satisfaction, save many doc tors
bills and work wonderful cures Every
body should use them. % and soc sizes
at Massie ~ Martins drug store, corner
Commerce street and Salem avenue.
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Why Don.t You ston

COUGHING before tho entire mucous
membrane lining the air passages lead
ing to the lungs becomes infamed, as it
surely will be from Il cough neglected"
There is but ono remedy that gives in
stant relief and cures quickly. DIR.
Hales Household Cough Cure cures
every kind of cough, from simple cold
to incipient consumption. 25 and soc
bottles at Massio ,& Martins drug store,
corner Commerce street and Salem
avenue.
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by VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST FROM
- r.. III. Frazier to the undersigned, dated the
Sth day or August, lSM, and recorded in the
clerk office of the city OF Roanoke, In deed book
hi,pagc 10. default having hccn made in tho terms
thereof and being cqnired 40 to do by the benc-
hciary hereunder. will for the purpose OF exc
cutting said trust orcr for sale Mt public auction
al l22o y; Non the PATH DAY OF MAY, ,S.t2, In
front OF tho Courthouse, In the city or Roanoke,
the following described parcel of land with it's
appurtcnnnccs situated in said city:
Beginning ut point on the south side OF Rob
crtson street, and In feet west of Raudolph
street thence south degrees west III. Is feet To
10 minutes cast y feet to II point: thence south
2degrccs west 90 feet to Robertson street,
thence with Robertson street south IS degrees
cast - feet 10 place or beginning
TERMS OF SALE-Cash rs to costs of sale
and the sum OF $3.50 o. and M To the sum of
$l.Si. ~ upon credit tn become due in monthly
insta'lmcnts or S29.63 with interest from the Sth
day or August, lSM Balance If any, upon n credit
by deed OF trust LUCIEN H. COOKE
j ~ law iw Trustee