davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-09-05
Stdott1hes.
famiIienitrett uno feline fol9en.

Jamtltenlfretf uno 1elne JoI9eT.
Trau Nnnic Gouorcp, Bic 8eIiBertt1 oes
California SAFE" $40. Is GuincepitraBe,
gerictD geltern 9tbcnb nit ibrcm Wfanne,
bon Dem tie ieit ldn8erer 3eit 9%ctrcnnt Lcbt,
III cinem befttgen Streit, tpci, tie iib tpeie
gerte, ibm baS in Der &aiie befinoGtcbe @elO
bcrauS3uge6en. SIS fam 3u 5bdtlicbfciten
uno t~pabrlcbeinli6 tpiirbe eS Der Srau
ibIccbt ergangen ietn, penn ii6 Der Self
ner Srcb. @. Ofueicr nicbt ms Mjttel 9e>
le9t utb ie aus bert 6Guiten hires ipiithens
Sen WtanneS bcfreit Bate. 53tpiicben ben
bei6en Mdnnern e~ntitanb cine regclrecbte
8riigeIei, Ser crit burcb ba8 Grichetnen
etneS Yoltstiten Gin @nbe 9elnabt nurbe.
Spipobl GouareD, tpie W}ncicr fanocn
Suartier in Der 0~arriionitraBe> Station.
, 1893-09-05
Unoefhidter ShIbe.

Dem ~5ufGuigen 2os9eben elmer Sltnte,
bic lief III ben ungei6iften 6dnben pou
Sobn @tltab bon SEQ. go 90. 10. StraBt
bcfano, bat cs Sobn GcrtDal 5u b%anfct,
boB i6nt cine 2aoun9 Scbrot in bic &niez
icbcibe fubr. Der un9eibtdte S6ibt
puroe in Set Yoli5eiitotion BON 2apnoult
beigeitedt ltnb 8ertbol tpurOe natb ietne1
Nobnung So, 556 %. 20. StraBe ges
bracbt.
, 1893-09-05
bumortittfdes.

g(uf benz Compton. Serib Gum 2e6rz
Itng): v8ieOer feline 5tnte mebr auf Sbrem
Bult.... 3eigen sic NAL 6te 3unge, Sem
iamtn! !"
Sin alter &apitdn er5dblte bon 1etner
Iebten 9roBen 8abrt: Oils mir i'm StiQen
O3ean freu3ten, trofen mir auf cine SnicG,
Sic BON &rebien bu6itdblicb gang ROTH aus
iab." - rQlber, lieber &opitdn", mari Elm
Gii6genoiie Elm, r&rebie ieben bocb crit
ROTH aus, 1penn ie 9efOcbt iinb. Sans
ridbti9", geitan6 Sic 9bceriade; v6aS mar
aber BORT cine pulfanii5e SnIeL nit lauter
iteoeno beiben Sueuen." &
, 1893-09-05

9emper, 1919 MtIipautee Nna,
Gtufer. 1850 Millpaufee Noa.
Gn6ree, 1854 Wtillpoutee Ape.
Caring, 1885 Wtillpautce Nne.
t~lerieu, 1903 Milpautee Nue.
&roa, 655 80. Nprtb @ne.
9anieu, 759 80. gtUrt6 9(oe.
SBaper, 765 SO. Gort9 @oe.
goi6, $50 Millpautee Npe.
Stetnpbet. 148 Wtilpantee Mue
@enrl1S, 165 Millpautee 9toe.
9Dffmont, 233 Wtilpaltee @pe.
SenIer, PAP Millpoltee Moe.
@regorien, 286 Diillpoufee aoe.
0ulbert, 800 MiIlpnutce Aoe.
@tae5pIe, 288 q. San9ainon Str.
Seperin9bauS & @etlfuB, 448 Milmoufee Qpe
9teips 9epot, 864 lrmita9e Noe.
Stems Depot, 4G6 9lrmitoge Aue.
8Dbinior. 344 Millpaufe Mpe.
9terps Stpre, 259 %. @bicogo Aoe.
9ede, 4l2 q. &iblono 9lpe.
, 1893-09-05

n@orneb &nns- Gbica9o, 8; Baltimore, 6. Set on
goieS" Gbnago, 2; Baltimore, 7, pTtrIt 8aie on
Balls - Sdrioer, &on9e, 9ugDep, Ioplor, @lart,
Sbinole, DUNCAN, 3ittreOge, &eIp, 9orrott. p9bree
gaie 9itS" aittreo9e, @orrott, S9riper. Camp.
u3ipo 9oie S1tS" = @tlfS Cl, 9roote C2l DUNCAN,
goies = eon9e ~, Tetb, Wet@ram (). r0pub1e 9lap"
- WtcDtabpn, RetB 1nD SoDlDr. u6tt By 9itber" =
Sreote. NttGrap. g9aIieo Bali @lart. uurnptres"
- Sutit. 13eGt - 2;I5.
Die SteQung Der II Clubs Ser v9tattonaI
2eagle" lit bis ieBt folaen6e:
, 1893-09-05

Nbonntrt auf bas Mben6bLatt Der Sutnois
Staats7 3ettun8, Prets l Sent per Nummer,
= Gents per @O9e.
, 1893-09-05
SaHmaterial


perfaufen: gG1moteriol oner @rt, .&nuIber,
y Teniter, Sbireu, 9ridS, stumbling Wtaterial.
Gbteodo SpuIe @rediu9 60, 3011 9. Sallteo Str.
21aQ30t
, 1893-09-05
SuSeS> Wuseide.
Conrad ROhrbach

Sreltnoeft ltf10 Setanuten 0e trallrtQe Ha1rt1t bag
nHter Batter, @roBoater uuO S6iplegerOater
Conrad Rohrbach
i'm Utter bon 10 Sabreu mad %ldngerent. i6lperem Seiben
Utouto9 @ormtttag nm II llbr lanft i'm &errn e~utI)la=
len it, Die geeroigung inbet am Mtttlpo9 BEN 6.
September, 9t0)mittag5 I'M balb brel ubr, BON Der ct.
Y0u!s=8irdbe, Gfe Dbip=Str. uuo Saddle Mpe.. aus mad
Sroceldnb Itott. Sic trauernoett btnterbliebeuen gaz
mlllen: Wobrbad1, YcIocntucd, Blum, Sober
5ip2t unb 0S6uiiGcr.
, 1893-09-05
lit bis iebt folgen6e:
- CaS -
N~berOblatt Der SSu. Stats 3eituuo

NUElluUluII DeE NSu+ SIaQI1>S etIlI
1T in ben unten angege6eneu Sei96ften su baber:
Nprolette.
6. 5ettrner, 1899 2iueoGn gloe.
N. 6. stephan, 1850 Sincpln 4oe
4o3 6ros 9lpe.
402 8oscoe 8ouleoarb.
u. IT. Semitic, 1881 Belmont Noe.
g. SolOman, 17A GIarf Str.
6. 81. Moore, 442 2incoln ape.
Som gfolaG8, 1856 9incoGu Qpe.
6. st. 9QO, $40 2incplr goe.
6rouf MQqner, 597 &incoln Nne,
Soicpb Ntunf, TAT Gi,tcoln @ns.
s. gteuGauS, $40 9tncoln Wpe9
Wm. SoOIor, 1917 Siucoln ApE.
". Betting, 1926 @lorf Ctr.
So-ber. 457 @Iarf ctr.
Srau 9%inbemonn, 421 GIorf sta,
g. 81. 86r, 313 GIarf Str.
SO. q. WtDueD, 267 Glart ctr.
gG Sermaun, 161 @lart Ctr.
s. 81. 9feeeH, 513 @Iort Ctr.
$. Netbner, 590A @Iarf Str.
Sarb 8rpS.
y. Soppmout, 1857 @lorf Str.
s. Smitb, 981 @larf CTR.
Srau 6. @aIfer, 453 gBeGs Ctr
90. EltDerfUrb, 500 QBe1s Str.
Surnbua, 545 MeaS ctr.
81. G.. SbH,ibt, $50 MeIs Ctr
6. m. Grueet, 707 WelS Str,
SoDu Storr, 280 g8eaS Str.
y. Grrrie, 306 9Dens ctr.
s. Steie, 34 gGeas ctr.
s.. StIer. 1863 me1s ctr.
Yrutr1, 119 98elS ctr.
SoDu Bert. 141 Mels Ctr.
Spbn 8udIe9, 211 QGeas ctr.
Srau 6. SobnIon, 276 WeIs Sta
6. maeing, 100 We1S Ctr.
$. 9aloG. 1873 Qgens ctr.
6. geriau, 80 9BeGS ctr.
8. Weber, 1876 &orrobee Str.
Soffmatu, 1854 2arra6ee 9tr.
6. Berger, SIT Sarrabee Str.
Srol1 &. Morqan, 225 9ioiIiou eth.
She Columbus, 80 9tpifton Ctr.
s. Or. g8bite, 407H 9ipiiion Str.
g. 6. Neiio1t, 1884 8iOttOu Str.
6. N~nOerion, BIT 9intftor Str.
8. Wtuler, 81 @iQpp Ctr.
s.. u. Gbmonrt, 66 g8ilolD Str
8. SGurtel, 81 Gtate Ctr.
s.. t.. 2iebL, 255 &Iepelan0 @oe.
s. 9durt, 391 ge09lpid Str.
80. 8. MeBIer, 587 SeoQlpid Str.
OF. @n9el, 398 Scb9lpid Str.
8reuIer, 282 Seo9ptd Str.
Sobn Stein, 294 Gebqlpid Str.
9itties, 262 @eo9tutd Ctr.
8. 6. 8utnam, 249 @IDbouru Mn
8apter, 403 Glpbpurn Aoe.
s. MetB, 1923 @lDbpurn Ape.
q. 80. @dlid. "a GIpbouru 4ne.
&obert 9reQer, 149 S1inois Str.
g. S6raoer, 316 Wtarfet Ctr.
Stlpeblao & MtoDmuie1t, 3O1 Wtorfet Sta
Sdrtenber9, PIP @enter Str.
8. @r6eu, 100 @enter Ctr.
Sran 81. &ubr, At glt9enie Str.
&l9. SranSe1, 50 @ugerie Ctr.
, 1893-09-05
SnScS=9lttaci0e.

Sreunoen uno 8etannten Die trouri9e gadrlbt boB
rnIere liebe SOdter uH0 SGlpeltcr
Bertha {. Beckerman
i'm Qlter bon II Sobren II Mlpnaten uno 3Saoet ant
Sonnto9 ben 3. September ietg i'm 0errn entidlafen lift.
Die geerol9utg ftnoet itott am WttttiupdJ ben 6. Sep=
terhber, 1tnt 2 ubr N0dbnittoqS, ppnt SrduerbauIe. %
geetDopert, YtaCe. nob @raCelano. Die traueruben
Sinterbliebeneu
&einrid) luo Tricocride Sederutau, Glteru.
Seor9, JoDn, SSrGnt, Srlt0er. 5IDt2t
, 1893-09-05
Seri6ieOeneS.


0Dbue. gtotetL 8ent Bills. IGlabte S9uIbeu iroeuh
- pelber Nrt eolIectIrt; tetue 9ebiibren Dime GrfoI1
q. gra69, GOnut9'G OHitabkr. 76 Gjftb @oe, SinlHters,
15oQ1M
, 1893-09-05

z II Oertoufeu: Sol9e. bic Im) on Der @riinSuna
- etller oeutifen anfieoeluug iii 5iibeaIifornieu an be-
tgelll9eIl nno llD be Der GOlonte %gelp0brten anBeroroent.
9nll1tl9eu 9eolngulgen 3u3uuenben panI1eu, m6aeu
la9Sliper I'M Safelee 9uilbiug (S..8. =GGe Der Aooniss
Hno 0tartfroBe Simmer 9O. A oOripre6en. poer lid
6rleftD an j. SoeB, c. o, 81. GtantSseitunq. ipenben'
gtnr Elm 8opitaI bon $50 bis 700 9oaars eriofSerlidD uno
qua. ogs ntr ratenpeue i'll eiuem Sabre All beaoblen fir
on oo lou Aaef, Ill @0lleE. auQ20tulpbap
, 1893-09-05
3M 1nietben qeludt.

On mtetben &c III DIT; Sin bellies, einfod uno rein
. lid mDblirteS 3immer fur etnen 9errn. .STertel
nit 8reisougaben inter II. 2O1 Stoats3t9. 3lepoop
, 1893-09-05
6wei9=Officen
abenOblatt Der 81. Stats 3eitnng,
0fficpeS eIenhnn Mn RSE

Our 8equenli9feit unierer ouaeigeuoen Runben babe,
mir nit ben rutelt 9enannten 9erreH ELL Mbtomnten &c
fuerbet 81 b%enlelber @reiien, ols lpenn bieIel6en BRETT
Der Expedition Der SalnotS Staats3eituug ~ub9egebel
mereen. an8ei9en ionic Announcements t6nnen an 6iefel
tperheE.
, 1893-09-05

On Observation-Disclosures. 9ie fbBnfe
y Gde IN bieier bibIDen NIB bliibeuoen 8orfta6t.
WaiIer un0 Setper i'll Der StraBen unh Die StraBeu aes
pfaitert. Gage Glib unb Gltfrout. 9Beoer 9reis NIB
ipeiterer N%u5fuuTt peHbe man Ii9 miinoli6 pber Ibrift.
lid an 99 NJ. 8. See, 112-114 Dearborn Sir.
9p0ce 9uiloiug. 2Omibalp
, 1893-09-05
MDhlirte 2imnler.


. upermtetbeu: 3pet freuubli9e 3imner in an-
. eenebmer cage fir eiuen Ooer 5lpet Serreu jeOeS. gu
erfragen 8 81. Ctr. 3ipbaip
ON Dermtetben: Glegout mbbltrte 53immer bel
d outer IDlioer oeuti1er Samilie, epeut. nit 6rubitld.
4 q WiscDniiu Ctr, uQhe Niucolu Yart. 3lp3t
, 1893-09-05
@eNurbcu:

gram dttntlttlnn manuer
ST Sanotortum Mal0beim, Sconumompe. 9gis.. ON d
September 1893. geer0igung Wtittlp pb nm 2 u6r.
Samtlte gSa1uc r>Grcntaup.
, 1893-09-05

Sooes=0Gnsetge.
Sreuroen unb 8etonuten Die trauriQe 9tod1ridt, bar
Inier lteber 8ater lnb 8ruoer Safob SdJoepf aeIterit
9tobnttttag geitorben lit. pie 9cerbtquug finbet 0tttt=
nod 9tobmittag l ubr oDm Srnuer9auie, 227 W. 9iui=
iionltroBe, aus nab Wolbbeim fat. Sic rrouern6en
Sinterbliebeuet
GIiia uub Garl Sdcepf, &in6er.
Spbt Sd)pepf 8ruoer.
, 1893-09-05

& efu6t: Guide 8rinotunterri6t in uuo ouBer benz
" 9oule. Sbfpenien, beuti6er &elrer,
675 WeIls Str.
, 1893-09-05

(He II 6 Sin oeutiher Wanu. Der gut NIT 8feroeu
rntgeben uno bGuslibe Nrbeit ttun fam, nit gnteH
3elQniilen, iHdlt Steae. Nbr.: N. II & Staots5tg.
, 1893-09-05
GteaenQeIu6e.

(6 e iu9t: Sine iuu9e 6rou, bic bic @teuer unb
beutlde 8iibe perfett perftebt ildt Stelle III einem
tetnen 9auie pber in eiuenl 8eltauront. 6rau gertba
, 1893-09-05

M eIn9t; Sine Qebiloete gtorobeutI6e nit euteu
Sel9ri1Ien 1u6t Stellung nIs @~rsieberiH uuo StiBe
Der 9ausfrou. Aor.: R 1871 Stootsaeitmno.
, 1893-09-05

MeIu6t: SuHger W&ann iudt Iofert un0 itetigen Blas
" os V0rbter. N0r.: X. LAP Staatsat0.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06
Produce and Merchandise,

New YORK. April 5.-Flour more
active, held frmer. Winter wheat, low
grades, 2.lO@a SIS; patents, 3.s5@4.25;
Minnesota clear, 9.25@3.35; patents,
4.25@4.60 Southern flour quiet, firm;
common to fair extra, 2.10@3 10; good
to choice extra, 3.15@4.25. Wheat a
91%c. higher, fairly active; No. Q red,
store and elevator 76A @7714, aHoat
7S4; options active, excited and 4@%
higher, closing strong; No. red closing,
April, II; May, 7s4; June, 794. Corn
hrmer, moderately active; No. 3, 514@
SIPS elevator, -52]1 anoat ungraded
mixed, 5oh @55; steamer mixed. 40M@
so; options closed strong, k@ss above
Yesterday; April so; May, 4SM; June,
4SX.
Oats flrly active, steady; options
moro active, lrmer; April closing, s5%
May closing, s5A: June, 1888; spot No.
2, SO; No. white, 394@30H; mixed
Western, IS GAS; white do, 3s@i9. Wool
quiet. firm; domestic fleece, 27@37;
pulled, 26@57. Beet dull, weak; family,
Hole; extra mess, 7,5O@s so; bee
hams quiet, weak, 1850; tierced bee
inactive, easy; city extra, India mess,
lTec@lS5o. Cut meats quiet, weak
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06
ADJUSTMENTS.


"a Jolly Surprise" is all for fun.
There is enjoyment for tho audience in
me fun, and there is money for Fanny
RICE in the eDjoyme mt The mirth
meant coin last night, for the housa was
iiiled and the star and her setting were
given fine reception. Miss Rice is a
comedicnne. She has the dash and tho
method; magnetism and shapolincss en-.
phasizo her talents, and although hor
aoliity as songstress is brilliant, her
skill at mimicry and Interpretation even
surpass her efforts as 8 songstress. She
did great deal Of work all through the
evening and made friends in every line
But the success of the performance did
not rest entirely upon her vivacious self.
She was surrounded by proficient party
OF players. With Miss Rice able to bear
the burden of the merriment. and with
excellent assistance in furnishing illu-
mlnatlon between the flashes Of her par
ticular Brightness, there is little chance
for dullness to cast shadows. There
were many encores last night. That
means business all week. A pretty and
tuneful operate sketch by Oifcnbach
was used as curtain raiser, and in this,
too, Miss Rice proved herself an al tiste.
New Orleans Picayune.
Miss Rice will appear at the Academy
- AAA ~ -" %AiShiC SdHuS DeHcQG
Dockstader's Successful Company To night
Manager Harry j. Chaplain claims
there never has been SO successful a
minstrel company as Lew Docks tad er 8;
which will be seen at the Academy of
Music tonight. This company always
presents programme which is at once
pleasing AMI novel. Never waiting I'm
originality and always pure and clean
Mr.. Dockstader seems to know what tho
people want, and he gives it to thom,
even though it does necessitate 1nge
nuity and compel him to read the ews.
papers thoroughly. And, by the way, it
would be healthier for the average actor.
If he would read the newspapers more
for something besides theatrical news
and press notices concerning himself
Lew Dockstader, as "Misfits," which is
ono of the strongest single specialties
known to mlnstrelsy. 1t was as mis-.
fits" that the merry Lewis great laugh
ter provoking powers were first recog-
nized, and though that was years ago,
he still retains the big black suit for his
single number in the programme, but
every season introduces new budget OF
songs and stories. Among Mr. Dock
stadors associate fun.makers are Geo.
Powers, Frank Dumont. Falko and
Semons. Blocksom and Burns, and John
G. harrington. Surely these names
argue we'll for most ON joyable perform.
ance.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06
: THE oRAcULAR HAIR.
An Ancient Experiment for Telling u
Horses or Woman's Age.


Horses or Woman's Age.
If, pcrchancc, at any time during the
past week, you haze seen man stealth
lily pull! hair from n horses tail by
the CURLING, you may know that he has
the experimental stage of the latest
ncighborhood fad. The idea, according
to the London Journal, is this: Suspend
gold ring from Il piece of hair over
glass of cold water and the ring will
begin To swing t. and fro until ii hits
the sides of the glass Furthermore. it
will strike the exact age of the horse.
or, If it be Il persons hair. OF the person
upon whose heal il grew.
In II certain tailoring establishment
this has been the featurc for sJinc tiinc.
and with such :; surprising success
that if accidental. as probably it is. il il
simply marvellous. One day horse
stood hy the door. a hair from his tail.
tied to the gold ring and duly suspended.
swung twice only, the ring striking cat
the two clinlls audibly against the side
Of the glass.
"ilo, no." quoth the sl;cptic. that
horse is eleven years old"
''Not So" said the owner of the horse.
who was hunted up. "ihut's two
ycar-old colt"
4 hair from tho head of Il very inter-
csting young lady was liintily abstract
cd by her from among its companions
The same thing WAS done and the ring
struck twenty well, no matter just
how many. bnt she said:
We'll, that's mean; that's my very
age
Another lady was agreeable aal this
time the ring clattered along uatil IL
struck ifty-ono. 1t was her 80.
y horse OH Il hack was unaware Of
the exact moment when hair wa
pulled or of the experiment tina. rung
out seventeen times on tho glass 81
time. THAT said wrong" said Lew
iston man present nj the experiment.
That horse is only seven year,, old. :"
Going homo TO dinner one Of the gen
tlcncn overlook tic driver Of this horse
and asked the ago OF the horse. The
driver laughed and aaid
Hes most old enough to vote"
81 heard that he was only seven"
''Wcll, he is twice seven and three
mOrcr
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06

picked bellies 9k@1oh; shoulder, 0;
hams, 1216@13; middles quiet, steady;
short clear. oM. Lard quiet, firmer;
Western steam closed, %; April,
$50 nominal May, 0 90 nominal; refined
quiet; continent. 1915; South America,
1910; compound, S@s5s.
Pork moderate, demand weak; now
mess, Is; extra prime nominal Cotton.
seed oil dull; crudo firm; yellow easy;
crude, 4o@49; yellow, DC. Molasses
foreign nominal; New Orleans open
kettle, goo1 to choice firm, fairly &C
tive, 5O@3s. Peanuts firm; fancy hand
picked, 7@715; farmers, 41a@516; coffee
options closed firm, up to down;
April, Is $50 l6 90; June, Is G5@l5. rs;
August, Is 50@15.7O: Novem Der, l5.45M
1850; December, 15.3O@15 sc; spot Rio
more active, steady. Sugar raw, firmer,
more active; fair refining, 81; centrif-
ugal SO test, 3M; refined fairly active
lie up; No 6, 4N@i 11.lG; No. S, 436;
standard A, 4 l5-lGG05ls; cut loaf, 500
l!-1G; granulatcd, 4 l51G6oS1I
Freights TIC Liverpool dull, weak; cot.
ton, Z ca; grain, Id asked
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06
QUICK SHOOTING.

N Montana Mans Story or How Denver
sherm Was Dropped Suddenly.
"llavc you any idea how fast man
could shoot pistol in the border dny,?"
said j. w. Dclany, Montana ranch
man, as he continued the serial yarn he
had been spinning for Washington
News reporter. "a man who couldn't
pull trigger SO fast that YOU couldn't
distinguish between the successive shots
was slow. When they cmptied their
guns it sounded like one long report.
And pull. Why, I've seen men that could
kill You before you could shoot if YOU
had gun lcvelcd at them. Fact. Take
the time when Doe Hamilton, the noto-
riouS bad man OF Colorado, killed Shrr-
i'll llarrity in Denver. Hamilton had
been wanted for several killings and
was dead shy. When lie turned IL cor
ner he'd walk away round near the edge
of the pavement. Afraid somebody
would get the drop on him if1he turned
too sharp, you know. One day he was
in Il hurry, however, and ran around -
corner and looked square into Il Win
chester held by Iiarrity.
We'll, doe, got you,' says lIur-
rity.
You've got too strong hand, liar.
rity, and can't call yon,' says lIamil-
ton, taking it cool and easy as you
please.
Eyes, full house, doe; guess you bet
ter travel on in front
''lIamlton WAS standing with his UNI
brclla on his hip. leaning on it. lie
looked the sheriff square in the eve.
Mind YOU, the rifle wasn't four feet from
him, and Icvcled straight for his head
Just as doc started TO move a runaway
horse came down the street. lnvolnn-
tarily llarrity glanced i'll that drcc-
ton. Doe saw his eyes WAIVER for an
instant, pulled his gun-you see lie had
his hand ON his hip-and shot IIarrity
stone dead before he could pull the tri;
ger OF his rifle"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-06
WALES WAS The "oocToR.,
The AInusing Discovery Un!ntcntionnI!y
Made by N I:r.tish G.arsisii,mn.

The Amusing Discovery Un!ntcnt.onaI!y
Made by ~ British Guarsisn,nn.
a lady occupying one of The leading
positions in Lond on society and Il mem
Der of thc Marlborough house set. was
on ono occasion being called upon by Il
very popular and nirth-loving officer of
the Scots Guards, says q writer in the
Philadelphia Inquirer. Suddenly the
groom Of the chumbcrs entered ana
whispered something To Mrs. = S.
She Immediately turned to the ruards-
man and babe him adieu. explaining.
that her doctor had just called ana that
coniidcnccS with doctors were ncccs-
'sarily carried ON entire quatrc yeux.
The guGrdsman took his leave, and
was on his way downstairs when ia
miliar puff and pant aroused his notice,
and looking down lie perceived tho
prince of Wales coming somewhat la
boriously upstairs. Thoroughly taken
abacll and disconnected, and aware,
moreover, that owing to the narrow
ness of the staircase and the girth Of
the prince it was impossible to pass him
on the stairs, he remained standing on
the landing, perhaps unconsciously re-
naming at attention" The prince
eyed him sharply as he said Good
morning" to him. But the idea that he
should find in the person of the prince
of Wales the so-called doctor of Mrs. S.
S. struck him as SO indcscribably funny
that he had to put up his hand to his
mouth to choke a sudden irresistible fit
Of laughter. The prince noticed ii, and
for u full year aftcrward would never
accord the slightest recognition to the
young guardsman, who is now s
colonel,
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WHAT IT MEANS.
And Some Pretty Positive Evi.
dence Too.
The End VIII Come Soon Unless Care Ia
Take n-what One of Our Prominent
Real Estate Dealers uas to Say.
II tell YOU it IL wearing y

~ tell YOU ii IL wearing
nc speaker was a wcll-known business. man
ana nc referred 10 the rush, hustle and excite.
meht OF business as conducted at the pre- sent tav
lie Is right. 1t Is terribly wearing 10 b, ain
to health. ~ ""s
But especially is II dangerous nj this season M
INC year when the syst m II always more or less
wcakencd nm dcbilitaicd by the spring changes
IL IS settled fact that cvci yhody necus a spru.,
mcuicihc Tor Lis hno1 and nerves in oder 10
Keep Iii sound health, bat such Il remtt,y be-
comes come an absolute necessity TO the person VINO,
rom oTerworS. sirain upon MUD aud nerves.
dissipation other causes has weaker ri MI
s!sttm exhausted his nerve power. run down
Kidneys. M Va
such person must take the right medicine ana
taac IL ROW or fatal results may follow
lie well-hnOwn Charles II. iiodc1ion Esn Of
- Dana street Sonierviilc. Mass one OF the
largest real estate dealers ana y man OF great
energy and ability, absolutely broke down in
health under The strain OF business. lie saws:
As result of;oo close confinement to Office
work, hnsi ncss cares and anxictics broke down
WIN nervous pros;rition | began tho use OF
Or; Greene Nervnra blood and nerve remedy
an9 deem II my duty to the public to state ND
wonderful effects of this remedy in my ease
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{ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF. REAL

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ estate in Appomattox county, Va.
As commissioner of the circuit
court of the city of LYNCH
burg, In the suit OF S. M. Bocock
and others against w. p. Bocock's ex-
ecutor and others, entered at the
November torn, 1SS7, the undersigned
Will sell IN front of the court house of
appom attex county on Thursday, April
q, 1923, all tho real estate in said county
OF which Willis =. Bccock died seized
and possessed, containing 9, 800 acres.
situated on Bent creek, about six miles
from the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
an0 aOout ten miles from tho Norfolk
and western railroad. There arc fino
and extensive buildings of all descrip-
lions usually found in the country on
this land. The quality Of this land was
Originality good, consisting of creek bot
Tom, high land, original forests and
needs only the care and attention OF a
Skilfnl ia inner to make it all that could
DO desired. The land has been owned
by the testator for more than a qener-
alton and his title has never been cues
toned. This land will be sold az 4
whole or in parcels to suit purchasers.
Judge d. a. Christian, OF AppomattoI,
VIII take pleasure in showing it to per.
sons desiring 10 examine it.
TERMS: Ten per cent. OF purchase
money cash; the balance in three equal
instruments at one, two and three years,
bearing legal interest from day OF sale
for bonds with good personal security,
retaining title. In case purchaser
may prefer to pay down as much as ono.
thlro OF the purchase money, personal
security may be dispensed with.
Il. w. BOCOCK, Commissioners.
In tho ClprkfS Otiica IF I,rohl> ,x.-
circuit court: Bond given as required
by above decree.
Teste: S. &. WINGFIELD, Clerk.
20 2taw till aprG
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Thn Chincso Almanan.

There is no other work in the world
of which so many copies are printed
annually as of the Chinese almanac
The number is estimated at several mix
lions. The almanac is printed at Pctin,
and is monopoly of the emperor. 1t
not only predicts the weather, but notes
the days that are rcclioncd lucky or
nnluclly for commencing any undertake
Ing, for applying remedies in diseases,
for marrying, and for burying.
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~ D II SAL E.-EOCR DOUBLE
a decked boilers rated go horse mower
each. Top boilers l3 ft. INKS in.
Lower ones 12 tt.x5i in, so Sin, ilues.
Complete with front safety valves and
CRATE bars Are insured in Hartford
Boiler Insurance Company. Can be seen
In working condition until Nav lO.h.
Sold only for reason Of wanting higher
pressure and greater power. Terms to
suit purchaser. EYSTER & SONS.
Halltown, w. Va. 4o1w