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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-29
Deer Park and Oakland.

10 those conte mplating trip to tho
mountains in search Of health and
pleasure, Deer Park, on the crest of the
Allegheny mountains, 5000 feet above
the sea level, offers such varied attrac-
lions as delightful atmosphere during
both day and night, pure water, smooth,
winding roads through the mountains
ana valleys, and the most picturesque
scenery in the Allegheny range. The
hotel is equipped with ali adiuncts con.
duclve to the enter tainment, pleasure
and comfort Off it's guests. The surround
Ing grounds, as we'll as the hotel, are
lighted with electricity Six miles dis.
tant on the same mountain summit is
oakland, the twin resort of Deer Park,
and equally as we'll equipped for the
entertainment and accomm odation of it's
guests. Both hotels are upon the main
line of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
have the advantage of it's splendid yes
tibuled limited express trains between
the East and West, and are II ost desir-
able resting places for Worlds Fair
tourists. Season excursion tickets
good fer return passage until October
81, Will be placed on sale at greatly re-
duced rates at all principal ticket Offices
throughout the country. One way
tickets reading from St. Louis, Louis.
vile, Cincinnati, Columbus, Chicago.
and any point on B. and o. system to
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
or New York. or vice versa, are good to
stop off at either Deer Park or Oakland,
and the time limit will be extended by
agents at either resort upon applica.
ton. The season at these popular
resorts commences juno 18th. For full
information as to hotel rates, rooms,
ETC., address George ID DeShields, man
ager, Deer Parh, or Oakland, Garrett
county, Maryland.
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Summer Excursion Tickets

To ALI. Northern and Eastern seaside.
lakeside and mountain resorts, to Deer
Park and Oakland, the Virginia Springs,
Niagara Falls. Luray Caverns, Gettys-
burg and to all other points where
people gather in search of health and
pleasure, are now on sale at all Balti
more and Ohio ticket Offices at greatly
reduced rates. These tickets will be
sold from June l to September 80, and
are valid for return pass age until Octo.
Der 81. Before selecting your route or
resort consult b. and O. summer ex.
cursion book, in which shortest routes
and lowest rates, via picturesque B.
and O." to all resorts are given from
points on that road east of the Ohio
river, profusely and artistically illus
trated. This book can be procured free
OF charge upon personal application to
ticket agents, 3. and o. Z. R. Co., or
you can have it mailed to you by send
ing name and address with ten cents in
stamps to Chas. o. Scull, general pas
senger agent, Baltimore, Md.
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Produce and Merchandise,

New YORK, June 90. - Flour
quiet, weak; winter wheat. low
grades, 1.95@2.4 As; fair to fancy 2.45@
3,45; patents, 1904 90; Minnesota
clear, 50@3.oo; patents, 4oo@4.45;
Southern -four dull, weak; common to
fair extra, 2.l0@3.10; good to choice do,
3.15@4.25. Wheat active, lower; No. 2
red, store and elevator 7Osl. afoat Tx
@7214; options active. weak, 1%@IA
lower; No 2 red, closing June, 7O%;
July, 7O5l; August, 1917.
Corn quiet, q lower, weak; No Q,
AK @4s1 elevator, 4sM@49 afioat: op.
tions fairly active, weak, and N@%
lower; June, 473S; July, 47%; August,
40.
Oats weak, 9a@1 decline, fairly &C.
tive; June and July, 34$l; August, 3sA;
September, 80; spot No. ?, 35@351l; No
white, 3s; mixed Western, S519@ 36k {;
white do, 36%@42}6. Wool oull. un.
settled; domestic fleece, 27@32; pulled :,
26@37. Beet dull, steady; family 100
IL; extra mess. 7.5O@S. so; beef hams
quiet, weak, II; tierced beef dull; city
extra India mess. l5@i7; cut meas
quiet steady; pick ed bellies. la; shoul-
ders. s@S4, 12N@13; middles dull.
STEADY; short clear, 9s4.
Lard quiet, steady: Western steam
closed, 900 asked; city, So; options,
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sales none; refined quiet, steady; con-
tinent, 1925; South America, 1880;
compound, 500. Pork fair demand,
steady; new mess, 10 OO@1e50. Cotton
seed oil better demand, firm; crude,
37@3s, nominal; prime, 40. Petroleum
quiet, steady. Rosin quiet. easier;
strained, common to good, 1.2o@l.22X.
Turpentine quiet, firm, 29H@30. Rice
fair demand, steady; domestic, fair to
extra. 23s@5h; Japan, 4sS@41S. Mo-
losses. foreign nominal New Orleans,
open kettle, good to choice. quiet,
steady, 30@38.
Peanuts quiet; fancy hand picked,
5%@6. Coffee options opened firm,
closed steady, IS to 80 up; June, 15.54@
Is so; August, 1554@15.5O; Decem Der,
15@15.15; spot Rio firmer. quiet; No. Z,
1eh. Sugar raw dull, steady; fair re-
fning, az; centrifugals, 90 test, Az;
refined quiet, steady; off A, Is 1850
5 sic; standard A, 5ss Jos 9.16; cut loaf,
S ID. 1905; crushed, s 1906, granu-
lated, 5ss@5 11.l6. Freights to Liver
pool market quiet, easier; cotton, 9-84d;
grain, Sd.
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The YarnIsh Exnlndaa

While r. R. Moore. who is in the EN- i.
pioy of Nelson & Myers, was drawing
some copal varnish from keg for a Gus.
toner, he let lighted match fall into
the keg which at once ca ,sed an ex-
plosion, and burned the young man on
the head and face. The wounds were
at once dressed by DR.. Fry and Mr..
Moore was taken to his home. While
the injuries are very painful they are
not serious and Mr.. Moores eyesight is
not impaired. No other serious damage
was caused by the explosion, probably
owing to the fact that there was yery
little varnish in the keg.
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CHANCBRY NOTICES.

w PRlpDY AND W. W. DUNLAP, PART
~, hh mets trading as rriddy " Dunlap, VINO sue
Midway Iron Company, complaintantt, VS.. Mil
way lion s,n Company, d. L. Despard, W. S. Pole,
Bowman, composing the firm OF a. Bowman y
SON j. f. Christian, Edward White, S w. Jam.
,son, o. H. Greene, j. A. Jamison. w. j. Dill.
han, NJ. NJ. Rogers, Roanoke Construction and
,Mm apGov n Company, ". $. Gooch, W f.
YIN. Lunsiord, J.; w. Boyd, j. q. Maupin, J. IL
shank; j. Allen Watts, E. j. Reed, j. NJ. Trout.
At et Rush e g. Go bdri 2 M Nssn
Z; Moomaw, Thomas Lewis, A. j. Banks, j. II.
Ellis and n G. T. Ellis, partners trsoing as Ellis
White, T. j. Watts, George S Jack, Nell, Booth
George F; Walker, Jerry Nicholas aud +. r.
J PaG5nfri tadpg as Ssnoas
GSompcrt, John w. Gilmore, wlmoth Il Co J.
j feHai asist w!liam pnpny A. White
Carr and D. A. CARRIER. def, ndants.
In Chaucery.
,,, ~ aooxe named compaintlnts and dc
lcnuants Will please take notice that pursuant IN
adecrce OF reference entered OIL the 18th day OF
May, lS!3, by the Hastings Court OF tho city Of
depending therein, tho undersigned, to whom
this cause was referred rs special commissioners
fixed upon TIE iST DAY OF JWLp " Il3 N mas
O'CLOCK A; Nj. OF that day. as the time and his
, ,aw once, Roanoke city, Va, as the place TO
rectcd by said decree, the following accounts and
Inquiries:
u, An account showing all OF the assets OF tho
Midway Iron Company OF whatever character
they may he, real estate, personal propertv.
choses IN action, patent rights or otherwise
x; An account showing the debts of the
pla'ntins, together with any other debts against
.hc SAID Midway Iron Company, showing therein
tue oigntics and prioritics OF sid debts NJ liens
on lts real estate, II any; alec showing the time
Wncn the debts were contracted
.. An account showing who are now and who
nave been the subscribers or stockholders OF the
M ~, av,ay IRON Company, and what amount each
OF said stockholders or Subscribers have paid on
account .o,n OF their stock or subscription to the
l. An account showing what amount each
suoscriDcr or holder OF sto TX in said Midway
iron Company IL now due on account thereof
0. An account showing what would he N rea
this causc. e P'''''ius III
d. ANY other account not specially stated TINT
may DC deemed pertinent by the commissioner
OF required ny any proper party to be stated
hnu III from any cause said INQUIRIES he not
pegun on the day above named, or begun and not
completed, the same will be continued from dn "
10 day. or time to time, at the Same place until nh
OF SAID inquiries are ascertaincd and complctrd
=, a ai under my hand as special Commissioner
IN chancery of the Hastings Court OF the city OF
Roanoke, Va. this the second day OF June iSti3 "
ID. ). GOOD. Special Commissioner
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-Barring one
or two feeble rallies the stock marke5
was heavy and unsettled throughout the
day. The trading element, which is
still bearish, was even more demonstra-
tive in their attacks than usual, owing
to a further break of ten cents in silver
certificates and mere camille embarrass-
ments reported in various places of the
West. The selling for Chicago, Boston
and London accounts accelerated the
downward movement in prices at inter
walls. The favorable traffic returns OF
preciable influence. Denver and Rio
Grande preferred scored the greatest
decline, dropping 61< to s0]6.
This sharp break was due to the fear
that the closing up Of silver Mines be-
cause OF the low price Of metal, will
seriously diminish the company re-
ceipts. For the same reason Union
Pacific dropped 2% to Cd, while Ontario
broke en- to 10 and closed at 8 bid
and asked, Jersey Central declined
to 100, Sugar to 1874, National Lead
31s to 2SS. burlington and Quincy 2
TO s3%, Chicago Gas rs to G6sE,
North western az to 1o2, St. Paul to
&c, Rock Island 21s to 6s%, Lacka-
wanna 23s to 146&, General Electric
2s< to 669S. Lake Shore 90 to l22,
Manhattan 81 to 1913 and Western
Union 215 to 70%. Other losses in
usually prominent shares were less
than per cent. American Tobacco
was notable exception. After open.
ing ~ lower at SIS the stock rose
steadily till it reached 90. Near the
close, when money got up TO so per
cent, the bears made vigorous dash
at the market. and the lowest prices OF
the day wore touched Speculation left
off feverish and weak. The total sales
were 275,oOo. including Al. 900 unlisted.
Sub treasury balances: Coin, $50, 424,.
000 currency, $l5,940,000.
Money on call active, ranging from 10
to SO; closing 10 bid. Prime mer-
camille paper, COS. Sterling exchange
weak. Posted rates, 4S2N@4s4X. Com
mercial bills, 479M@4s2. Government
bonds steady. State bonds dull. Rail
road bonds weak.
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CANINE FUNERALS.
The Dog Executioners to do Their Bloody
Work To-day

Work To-day.
This is dog day in Roanoke. The
catch nst of Special Officer Deyerle is
proving to be success and at high
noon to-day the executioners will do
their bloody work on all the unfortu-
nate CANNES that are remaining in the
pound at that time. The time required
by law to keep the dogs in the pound
expired last evening, but another day
of grace was gi ven for the reason that
some of the dogs in the pound are really
fine animals and Mr.. Deyerle would
rather any parties desiring dogs to
come around and make selections of all
that they choose to pay taxes on and
% cents additional for feeding.
The first unwieldy net purchased liz
Richmond was failure and another
was made by j. w. Witt. under the
direction of Mr.. Deyerle. which does
eflic1ent work The net has been used
only one day. Tuesday, when over fifty
dogs were secured. Twenty nine Of
mees their fate to day.
The dogs will be shot and then thrown
in wagon at tho pound and cartod
dog catcher has caused a rush of owners
of CANNES into the office of the commits
sioner of the revenue to purchase tags.
Over $50 tags have been sold within the
past two days and the lush continues.
1t has been estimated by Officer Deyerle
and others that there are yet in Roam
oke 1900 dogs upon which no taxes are
paid, Upto this date about $50 have
=, @ II registered.
q. Some Of the plans devised by impe
cunious dog owrers to evade the pay
ment OF the tax are ingenious, others
arc comical. While one old colored
man was explaining to the officers that
he had sc mt his dog out into the country
the dog, hound, was seen to emerge
from under bed in the room. Other
dog owners, at the approach of the
officers, run into the street after their
dogs and carry them into the house.
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nAsMnAnL TODAY.
1oanoke's Crack Team to Play tho Hamp.
den-Sydnoy Boys

What will be perhaps the most in
teresting game of the season will be
played at the R. A. G. park this after
noon between the Roanoke Athletic
boys.
The position of the players of the
home team will be as follows: BOYD,
P; Meade, c; Henry, Id; Wigmore, 2b;
roster IS; Thompson, 3b; McGinnis,
II; Eagan' CT; Brodie, IF; Settles, substi-
tute. Thompson is the crack third
baseman of the Lehigh University.
Meade he's won quite record with the
team OF the Episcopal high school at
Alexandria. The playing of Steve Wig
more, who has just returned from
Altoona, is we'll known by the people
OF this city, and the game ought to be
attended by large crowd of people.
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BRAVERY REWARDED.
Some Beautiful Testimonials to Foreigners
For Saving Lives Mt Sea.

For Saving Lives Mt Sea.
WASHINGTON, June 2S-The department.
OF state has made up a number of presents
for distribution to sailors of foreign ma
tlons who were instrumental in saving
American sailors and ships. In addition
to these the department has caused to be
prepared beautiful presentation piece for
Abdul Rachman Moadlam Sjah, sultan of
Luigga RHO and dependencies, in recogni-
ton of his humane services to certain
members of the crew of the American ship
Robert l.. Belkhap, wrecked in january.
In designing the handsome silver vase
which will be given to the sultan Chief
Clerk Rockwell has departed from the
usual conventional style and has caused
the vase to be ornamented with beauti-
FULLY enameied copy of the great seal OF
the United States. Along with the vase
will be sent an deliberately chased silver
cup to Lila Mahomed Sahip, Orang Kayah
Maharajah OF the Natunas islands, and a
pair of marine glasses to H. S. Smith of
Luigga, also in recognition of humane SER
vices toward the crew of the Belknap.
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Berry Won the CovIov Roc.

CHICAGO, June 2S.-The first of the cow
boy racers, John Berry, mounted on his
pony, rode up to Buffalo Bills grounds on
SiNty-thirti street and was greeted as the
winner of the race from Chadron, Neb.
Berry was hardly able to hold his head up.
Albright, who come in second, says he will
contest Berry's claim to the race. He says
Berry violated the agreement by riding
American horses instead of bronchos a
humane officer was on the ground and pro-
nounced the animals in good condition.
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Bad Burglars at Niagara Falls.

NIAGARA FALLS, June rs. Two burglar
les were committed here by pair of crooks
who operated with nippers. Officers found
the pair at the Central depot later and
when about to arrest them the thieves
opened fire with rcvolvers, retreating
meanwhile to the street, down which they
ran and escaped
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-29

THE UNDERSIGNED, HOLDING 10
n per cent. and more OF the capital
stock of the RoanokeAcademy Of Music
hereby calls general meeting of the
stockholders of the above.named asso-
citation to be held in the office OF the
president, rooms Is and IA, Masonic
Temple building, in the city OF Roam
oke, at IL a. M, July 10, 1898. Given
under my hand and seal this 10th day
of June, 1893. JAMES d. LAXELL.
6 IL sod
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622 I'd

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il stockholders OF the Stone Printing
and Manufacturing Company will be
held in the Offices OF the company a.
Roanoke, Va, Monday. July 8, 1898, at
O'Clock p. NJ, AL. A. STONE, Sec
rotary and Treasurer.
els taw saw 2w
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Hope For tho NIarsoyan nioters.

LONDON, June 2S.-Sir Edward GRAY,
parliamentary secretary of the foreign Of
flee, has stated that the government had
reason to hope that the sultan would remit
the sentences pronounced against the II
Armenans who were condemned to death
for alleged participation in the sedtious
rioting that occurred at Cesara and Marso-
van last spring.
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Want Kcceiycr no,lev I,cmovcd

BALTIMORE, June 2S.-A petition has
been flied i'll the United States court for
the removal Of w. Ii. Bosley receiver of
the Baltimore and Lchigh Railroad COM
pany and of the Baltimore Forwarding
and Railroad company in Maryland, on
the ground that his appointment was the
result of an unlawful conspiracy.
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Sam Jones, Lectura.

The celebrated lecturer and divine,
Rev. Sam p. Jones, will lecture at the
Academy Of Music on Monday, August
80 The proceeds of the lecture will be
given for the purpose of treating impe-
cunious persons of tho liquor habit and
for Belmont Church. Tickets will be
sold at 80 cents and ST and can be oh.
tanned from j. o. Hobbs at his office in
the Houston Institute
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Three People Perished

GUTHRIE, o. T., June 2S.-The village of
Lexington, so miles south of here, was de-
stroyed by fire and three people persisted
in the flames. 1t is thought that the fire
was started out of revenge by negroes who
were driven from the town recently.
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New York Young Republicans

SARATOGA, June 2S-The sixth annual
convention of the New York State League
of Republican clubs was called to order by
President McAlpin. President McAlpin
delivered long speech i'll which he urged
the league to work vigorously to rescue
the state from the Democracy The at
tendance is large
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Big Failure In Indiana

BEDFORD, Ind, June 2s.-The Bed
ford Stone Quarry Company, the largest
producers Of lime stone in the world,
made an assignment yesterday. Ina
bility to realize in time to meet matur.
ing obligations was given as the cause.
A. w. Wisshard executed bond for
100000. The business of the quarries
will be continued and all contracts
filed
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In the Police Court.

In the police court yesterday morning
Steve Wells and Thomas Chase were
fined 50 so each for creating a disturb
ance at dance. Jane Turner, who was
charged with stealing stove, was dis
missed. Spradley Carr was fined S. for
indulging in protracted drunk.
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Mad Dog In Lynchbur,..

LYNCHBuRG, Va, June 2S-Aftcr badly
soaring half the citizens and biting and
swapping ut every one he met, IL mad dog
was finally run down and killed MANY
ludicrous incidents were witnessed.
SStS%r s5>SsT sla<sttkS7ty4 a.
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West VirGinin Man Missing.

BENwooD, w. Va, June 2S.-J. C. Hale,
proprietor of the Central Bung factory, has
been missing since June 10. He is of coli
siderable prominence throughout the state
and was not financially involved.
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Confederate Confederate Veteran Vet Esun,en, plrmlnE-

ham, Ala. 7't'e7f1sa7 -
For above occasion the Richmond and
Danville will sell tickets to Birminp.
ham, Ala, and return from coupon alta.
lions on its line, at rate of one frs,
class limited fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale July 18th to 10Th in.
elusive, good returning until and includ.
ing July 25th, 1893. Tickets will be sold
from Washington, d. c., Richmond,
Burkeville, South Boston and Lynch.
burg, Va, Durham and Winston. Salem.
N. c., on July 10th in addition to dates
named above.
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Accused of Stealing Water.

CHICAGO, June est is claimed that
big packers in the Town of Lake have
lodged taxes TO the extent of $4,000 by
getting water through pipes not connected
with meters, -o-wska7.-e-
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Fatal Quarrel nctwecn Furmcrs

NASHVILLE, Ay., June IS = Benjamin
Markwell and B. L. Walton, two young
farmers residing near the eastern line of
Lewis county, got into ii difficulty, during
Which Maxwell shot and instantly killed
Wsnittoe 80 Z j g. sfiS-S q =. 90
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A Clear Majority So Far.
From the Winston Seminal.

TUT ''Io EI"StoI1 ''cHtr'I"'i
COL OFer'sil ia probably destined to
be the next Governor of Virginia for he
has thus far clear majority of all the
delegates elected. We believe that
OF'erra!l is just the kind of candidate
that will suit Virginia this year.
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Is Right IfLeft A1nne.

RALEIGH, June 2s.-The bank at Wa,ias-
Doro', If left on its own footing, will nav
its depositors in full and its stockholdars
two for one
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-29

CHICAGO, June rs. -Four men were in
Jured in an accident on the Illinois Central
railroad at Thirty first street. A locomo-
tive jumped the track, and followed by a
baggage car, rolled over III the ditch
No one was badly hurt
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NEW ORLEANS, June 2S-On the fifth
day of the severe hot spell there were eight
prostrations from heat, three proving fatal.
Two fatal cases of sunstrolle have been re-
ported. The thermometer registered 95
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PiCKENs, s. c., June oS-Five stores
We're burned in this place. The postoflice
was destroyed but all mail was saved. The
buildings were wood and had little or no
INSURANCE. Total loss about $4,000
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$50, 900 In Cash For n e-Year-o,d

NEW YORK, June 27-James r. Keene
has purchased the colt by Hyder Ali
Glorianne, which is said to he as good as
any 2-year-old that has raced this year, for
$50, 600 in cash
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Big Prize For the Fleet Footed.

GOSHEN, Ind, June 2s.--An international
lO0-yard foot race has been arranged to
take place here on July - First money
will lie s., 500
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Another Yellow Fever v,c,,r,

BRUNSWICK, Ga, June 2S.-Alf cod 7
Biddie, master of the barkentin, An;ta
6erwind, died of yellow fever o n Satilis
River. Satii's
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EOR RENT "A SEVEN ROOM
H. house, corner of Wells and Jeffer
son streets II, W. For terms address.
a." TINES Office. G % ~.
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Oldest Baptist Minister

DENIsoN, Tex, June 2s.- aav w w
kone, the oldest Baptist 49,; sev. W. ". w.,
United States, died here a. -,,is.er ~, o s,io
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT.-TWONI NICE CONNECT
IL Ing rooms in healthy locality, un-
furnished. Call az room 500. Terry
building. G eff
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EoR RENT.-THE LARGE BOARTy-
r. ing house known as ''Hotel Nor
wich, )" situated in the West End, can lass
rented on reasonable terms and offers
one of the best openings in the city.
Apply to JAS. S. SIMMONS
4 IN re
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-29

FOR SALE-12 ROOM HOUSE WryH
conveniences and stable in s.. "
central, S9,so0, cash 5000, balance 6 per
cent 5-room house, large lot, IA
feet front on one street and lis feet ON
another, $ 500, SlcO cash, balance sis
per month. 4room house, Seventh
avenue 8. w, 81, ESQ, cash $50, balance
SIS per month.
FOX RENT-1o.room house, Camp
bell avenue, s25; room house, Church
street, scr; 4-room house Seventh,
avenue, $40; s-room house, Word street,
81; rooms down stairs, Word street,
Sl1.
See HARTsOOK Il CO., LOG jefferson
street. G1I1,n