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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20
3naeaebene Ihatfa d,eiI.

3situnss. .Srausssbn milIsn Itbr pprii6tis
isin in Der Aufnabmt pon Ansaben, absr ilbsr-
seuet ron Der 3upsralIiafeit Der Or. NiIrs
Wsbieal 60. ssbsn mir trm nabhsbeubtn 3eus
niB pon ". MeDpugal, auburn, Snp., 9taum.
3psi Sabre lang bsmtrfts sr Gin susitssn ptrr
llsbtripriussn isiufS pullrs, ieins lufs Ssitr
purbf 70 smpfnbIib, bab tr niht barauf Iisstn
fcnnte, ltin Scr, sitterts f; sr purte sbr bsiUrst
une ecniultirts pai6ispsns asrjts, fdnb jrepd,
ttins Sifs. abrr zine siusiss 5laf6s Or. @ilss
Nep Ssart Sure bsits ibn. Das tlssants Bud
,,glep ane Startling 6arts" (yieus unb iibr.
ral6eupr 2batIa6sn) IL bti 9lpptbsfru umIonl
~ babsu. Gs tntbGIi allss ibu Str,- uni
gfsrpsnItibfn unb pitlf tpunbnbart Stilungsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20
Opn 4eterSbura.

a0~ Ssinites SaIatbI beim Mab Bel
0ibmaper.
- @s iinb i'm 2aufe bieies SabreS
tpieber 25 neue 8obnbduier bier sebaut
pprben.
= 8ei benz Ball Der eIeftrifden 5euer
@ompanie bon Dunmore in Nedler's
SalIe am borIebten DlittipO1 amiiiirten
iid ALE SbeiInebmer.
s@- 8efeIt bas ,.Bo6enbIatt"-es
entbdIt ALE Radri6ten-S2 idbrIid.
- Sranf 8ruit unb Srau iinb auf
einise 8oden su ben gItern ber Srau in
Sterling, Seffsrion Sopnibip, auf 8es
iud.
= Ser Gbrif Gamin Bat einen siids
bebaIter BEL ieinem Sauie einseridtet
unb 1T bereit, fIeinere Slide sum Siid'
fansen Su Iiefern.
- gs siebt einen Sunb in petersburg,
ber 9eitunsen fribt. @r 1T nod iebr
jung unS ipenn sr 70 fortmadt, fam nod
Elm @eIebrter aus ibm iperben.
- Der Iebte Sturm ridtete aud in
petersburg einisen S6aben an. Gr
parf ben Sdornitsin auf bem Wpbnbuus
bon Geo. Srep um, tpobur6 bas S6iefsr.
oad Sroben Sdaben lit.
: Soiepb Sans. 8uti6 Song unb
Srib Garius iinb mad benz ,,8romiieb
2anb" @eiber in 8apne County gum
Sii6fans. @abrideinIi1 tperbsn iie
mad ibrer 8ddfsbr ibren Sunbsn am
Samitus glbenb einen freien SifdIund
norHoTIo,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20
Scr groRe A Gcnts storc,
$40 3acfatuamma 9lOeamc, - $40.
Mus benz cberen xbale.

Sames s. &ellp 1T am 9pnneritae
,um @oniiabIe bon @intpn Borough er.
nannt porben.
- Die FRACTION Gompanie ipirb neben
Sermpn's Store in 8riceburs cine Ses
bauiuns sur llnterbrinsune bon itpanais
8abnpasen erridten, bic cine 8rDbe bon
60 Bel 80 SUB baben unb aud cine 8es
paraturperfitGtte entbalten tpiro.
Der bier seborene poIniide Treiber'
fnabe glntbpnp SeIuSfp, l8 Sabre alt,
purbe am Sreitas in benz Sermpn SO. 8
8obIentperf su 8riceburg bur6 einen loss
aebrodenen Barren an Der S6iefebens
Setbbtet.
(@arbcnbals Gcrrsipunesns.)
= Stabtidabmeiitsr Souls @rame,
pirb am l8. Sttober SRI. @race 8el
Sentins als feline Gattin beimfiibren.
- Gin siemIid bebeutenbes Ssus,
iudte am Mitttpod Soreit Gitp beim uni
es branntsn mebrere @ebdube nieber.
- @rpbmutter Dimod feierte an
DienItag ibrsn 93fen @eburtStas, um'
seben bon flint Iebenbsn @enerationer
ibrer SamiIie.
- Die GarbpnbaIs & Dunbaff unb tiC
Soreit Gitp electric StraBenbabn Cons
panien erbieIten am Srsitas ibre CHARTERS
Das 2apitaI ieber berielben 1T $50. 900
- Wlit Der iebt beenbeten 9Faaerunf
BON Gburb Strabe burd Sart & Dunn
i6einsn uniere 8iirser nidt sufrieben, b
bic arbsit Isidtiinris setban isin iol.
- 9ie am Is. Sob. bsboritebenb
8ermdbIuns bon Cigar q. Serbert bcl
bier nit SRI. Gatburine 2inbermann BOZ
SoneSbaIe tpirb ansefiinbi8t.
Cgr9baIt gOrrsipOnpsn,)
= Die @rbeiter Der @bite DAT Bed
tpurben am Donnsritas ausbesnblt.
- Gin unbefannter 9pIe berIor Son
neritae BEL Der Mrbeit in Der SonsS
Simpion & 60. 3e9e iein 2eben.
-Sn ber 8ibse @rube tuurbe at
Wontag SameS 8atffprb burh ben Sal
sines &oblenitiidss idiper perlebt.
Ser felt 25 Sabren bearbeitet
BREEDER bon Sones, SimpiOn & So. il
aufseseben tporoen.
- 8eim 8GumefGlIen itiirste Sob
RutIebse bersansene @ode in feline ar
unb trus cine furdtbure 8opfpunbe ba
bon.
Sn bas gisbaus Der Robinio
8rauerei bubier tpurbe persansene @pd
einsebroGen unb brei Sdbden Bier sc
ftoblen.
= 9ln ber eIeftii9en 8abn sipiide
bier unb 8edpile 1T nod INNER cine i'm
poaenbete Strede bon elmer Wsile Gang
unb eS 1T aud feline ausf6t, bab bi
8abn ipfort uuasebaut ipirb. @sr nat
alrbbaIo ober GarbpnoaIe nit Der elettri
| iden 8abn mill, mub aIio cine Dteil
SuBwanceruns in 8etrabt sieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20
An q 6fpinefn6ti

Ser llnter,eidnete, usIdsr uad msbridbri.
gen eeioen BON einem idmsren Gunssnlbsl
unS Der 9efiirdtetrn Q d To iub II d I burdl
Elm einfa6es WRittel 9ebeilt purbe, miinidi
al' ietnen MitI,toenoen Die Wetbooe Der Seil.
un9 betanut ju MAIDEN. gr miro aIlsu Die
20 tuiini6eu foitenfrei cine abidrift bes 8e.
jepies ienoen, lueIdes eine fiders Seiluns fur
, d iub udt, aftbma. gatarrb,
8rouditis uno ale pals. unb 9unseu.
afeftiouen in. gr bofft, oab ole 9eiosnoer
ielp Witte probireu, neldes unl6dbbar 1T.
0er oas &3ept, oas nidts tOftst nnb isgens.
reid feiu fam, uini4t i&reibe sefdaiSft al
Hep. GbparS n. 0Silfou,
BroofIpn. Nep Bort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20
0pu Der Shbfeite.

n@- SeintsS SaIatBI beim Mab BEL
8ipmaper.
Serr Charles aisfsr bat Elm Doppslss.
ipann @rauidimm.I ansefauft.
Sobn @asnsr bon 9ittston apsnus
fieI iib am Wiontas Ibeno bic redte
Sdulter aus.
alit einem "a Bel SO SUB sroBsn 9ns
bau an bic Irenpsrfe tpurbe am Montas
be8onnen.
s@- Sir sine 1lbr gum nisbrisiteu
9reiIe iprsdt pOr bel 6. S4impff, 3l7
2ada. Ipenue.
4nna, bic 9 Wonate alte 9odter ber
@ittipe Samm bon 9ittston Npenus. itarb
Oonneritas Uiorsen uno ipurbe Samitas
gfa6mittag be8raben.
Ser an Reminston Gpenue ipobnenbe
Nntbpnp Gappeqo tpurbe Samitas Nabt
an Der 8. & $. 8abn uuf Der Slat iiber.
fabren unb 70 idper perIebt, bab sr nad
einiSen Stunben farb.
n@. 9eiet bas ,,@o6enblatt" ressIs
mdbiS es foitet nur 50 90.
9ur6 bas nmitiirsen eines Ofsns in
Der Bobnuns bon SO. .. Oiillsr an
Bred StraBe am 0ienitas Nadmittas
serietb Der Subbobsn in 8ranb, bod
tonnte bas Seusr NIT einiser WGbe ses
lbi6t tperben.
Die bieridbrise Go6ter bon Gbomas
2ansan bon 8rospect apenue perbrannte
Ii6 am SamiiaS i6Iimm, inbem fe elm
@efdb nit elmer to6enben Subitan, bonn
Diem tiber ii6 3cs. Die 8Ieine farb am
Mittpo6 Dlorsen.
Die Gbefrau bes Ssrrn Wi6asI I'll.
brs6t bon Sidorp Strabe itarb am Wfitt.
mod Nlorsen nad furssr 8ranfbsit i'm
9Iter bon 43 Subren. Sic fam Dor "a
Sabren bon 9suti6lanb bisrber unb bin.
terIabt einen @utten unb stpei 8inoer.
Die 8eerbisuns finbet Sreitas Morsen
bon Der st. Uiarien 8irbe aus fatt.
na- Ssinites SaIatDI beim Mab bel
9Siomaper.
@rob' b'Sa6em GbarIes S6eu6 Iebte
bprIsbtsn Dienitas abenb bic foIsenSsn
nsuen Beamten bes 9tap 4us Stamm
bonn Hotbmdnner Srben elm: grter
9rppbst. GbarIes 9rsiins; Saaem,
Sobn gbttder; Senior Sasomore,
Sobn Mars Sunior SasUmore, @m.
IrcB; 9ruitee, Scbn Sell.
Die @eIcOms Gans.&IaKs pirb am
Dtnntas, ben 30. Oftobsr, in Der Ger.
mania Saae Elm iosenanntes "Grand
Social" abbalten unb bat ungefdbr 200
Sinlabuneen 3u bemielben ausseianbt.
Die 8laile madt untsr Der 9eituns bes
Srn. 8m. @aIter redt erfreuIi6e Sort.
idritte.
@etrube, bic Gattin oss Serrn Sran;
2uft bon 6l3 Sim Strabe, peridieo am
5reitas glbeno turs mad IL nbr mad
elmer Grantbeit bon neun Saeen. Die
8eritorbene mar 80 Sabre unb 7 Wonats
alt unb binterldbt ibrem tisfbetrilbten
@atten stpei tleine 8inbsr. Die Beerb.
isuns funb am Otontas Na6mittas i'm
BittSton Apenue Sriebbofe itatt. Serl
Baitor &arl Styling bon Der st. pauls
8irde bieIt bic @rabrebe.
Gbriitopb @usner erlitt bsrsansene
@o9e in Der 81. Robinion S6eusr por
einem 8ferbe einen Sufi6Ias uno LAG
iufolse oapOn IebenssefdbrIi6 erfranfl
barnieoer. Or. q. 6. 2oos, aIIiitirt
bon ieinen @oaesen 2osan, Sutton uni
Gaptpea, nabm am SamItus cine Ope'
ration bpr, tpelde Der Patient nur I'm
einise Stunben tberIebte. Die 8serSis.
uns fanb Dlonta9 gladmittas i'm pitts.
ton Gpenue SriebbOfe itatt.
s9- SIM Sdubitore bon @sbr. Slid
an GeSarftr. finbet man bic bette Baars
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2ittStpn.

s9- Seinites SaIatDI beim Mab bel
@ipmaper.
- 9aS 9ittston Sospital fol- am "a,
25. unb 26. Ottober sur SnipeftiOn ers
Difnet iperoen.
= IIs SaUib 9lub, 9abi6 Sonss unb
g. 9. Gpans AM Sreitus Morsen in BEN
Dlount 2oOtOut SObIenipert bel Npomine
sur arbeit seben tpOatsn, ersisnete iit
cine GassrpIOiion uno bic brei Mdnne,
tpurben mebr Ober minber ihIimm per'
lebt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20
Gpuntb Steuer.

alls Siirser Der 10. Warb, bic ibrs County
Stsusr fir 1893 bis ,um 1 Deismbr ni6t be-
sablt batsn, biirftn lib ni6t bsfIaseu, psnn ir
aOftsn bsiablen miiIen.
gbarles Rapnpr, Coll.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20
Sunmpre.

: SIN ben @ertfdtten Der Dunmors
Gifen & StobI So. 1T bic arbsiisseit felt
Yipntas adt StunSsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20
Wtuitfltiife.

gDr sfd hm WufRhden -
ouuueu untn ga rd6 g8snn
sufauf Bnnn msbr gr bic tsas auswab
mil lpprt
G5es gufpaIbbarhm al Reisrob, A 6.
SanttubfoH, A g. bic gab
nit pnbubaatm s g.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20

ge9eniibsr Dem gourtbauie,
hbernimmt ole in ons @aurerfad cini6aaen.
ben @rbeiten uno iefsrt 9etersbur9sr btaus
uno @eit Wountain seIbe Mauerfteine uno
aebrohene Steine fur 9emenib0ben in SeIern
mad, allen 3beilsn Ser Staot idnea uno biQigh
RS seIepbuns SO. 2S64.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13
AMUSEMENT rs.
The London Sports.

The London Sports gave clever
burlcsquo show at tho old Opera House
last night. The specialties wore good.
The fencing bout won applause, but the
best card was tho boxing of Miss Gnssie
Freeman and John Leslie. Miss Free
man is a woman of heIculcan build,
muscled like y man. and she can hit
like pile driver. She doesn't ask any
ODDS of any man. The afterpicce, Tho
Burlcsque $4,000 Beauty" is bowling
success.
The performance will be repeated to-
night. There is sure to be q crowd for
Harry Murphy is going to put on the
gloves with Miss Freeman for $50 in case
She fails to best him in four rounds. Char
ley Ormsby will go against John Leslie
and a lively time is anticipated. B3
tho way Miss Freeman is the Police
Gazettc's champion female boxer OF the
world
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13

WASHINGTON, Jan. l2.-The romans
Of Gen. Butler were taken aboard the
train for Lowell, Mass, at o'clock
this afternoon. Ex Gov. and Mrs. Ames
arrived last night and Paul Butler, his
only son, reached the city this morning.
Definite arrangements for the funeral
services were delayed until after tho
arrival of the son, and very simple ser
vices of prayer, participated in by
members Of the family, were held at
the louise before the remains were TAX
en- to the train. The department Off
GERS of the G. A. r. assembled at tho
house about o'clock and accom- panied
tho remains to the depot the Depart
ment of the Potomac acting as an escort
of honor.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13
WORK OF THE SEWERS.
What Has Been homework Stopped by
Cold Weather

Engineer Rice, who has charge OF the
city sewer work, stated to TIMES re-
porter yesterday that the Salem avenue
drain between Roanoke street and Trout
run had been complet ted. The excava-
ton for tho Henry street drain from
Campbell avenue to Lucl; avenue and
from Luck avenue to Commerce street,
thence TO Franklin street. had all been
completed and tho brick work was in
place and covered to point on Luck
avenue, half way between Henry and
Commerce streets.
-Four hundred and ter feet of the
excavations of the Railroad avenue
drain has been completed and
$50 feet of brick work has
been placed in position. Tho Nor.
folk avenue sewer is 2.7O0 feet long, ex-
tending from near the brewery to Tin
ker creek, progressed rapidly as long
as the weather would admit of work
The excavation is nearing compile ton,
300 feet of tho brick work is in position
on the west end and about $50 feet on
tho cast ond.
The work on these sewers and drains
has been stopped on account of the ex-
I!cmc COlu WcaIucr, out Will Degln as
soon as tho weather permits.
A letter from Three Camp, Webster
county, says: Game is plentiful hero.
Nine hears and twenty. five deer navo
been killed within Ave weeks There
are to be found here all kinds of wild
animals that inbabit West Virginia
deer, bear panthers, wildcats. cata-
mounts. raccoons, minks, muskrats, OF
tiers and black foxes
The supervisors of King George coun-
ty have contracted with Mr.. b. f.
Smith, OF Richmond, at cost OF So, 200,
for the erection Of fire proof steel
vault in the clerks Office for the secur.
ity of the public records of the county
Frederick Gilmer was killed near
Parkersburg by his horse running away
with him and dragging MIN, enJangled
in the lines, IL long distance.
Ex-senator Camden has secured from
tho natioal government 1000 bass which
will be turned loose in Gauely river at
Camden on Gauley.
DR.. j. w. Early, of Mt. Clinton.
Rockingham county, died as he was en-
tering the house of a patient.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13

NASHVILLE, Jan. l9.-Nice President
elect Stevenson and party hero
this morning and arc being entertained
~ tho home Of Col. d. Il. Cooper. a
banquet will be given the distinguished
vi,iior AZ tho Hermitage Club to.mor-
rOH ~ hit
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13
Charged with wife.Benting.

DANvIIiE, Va Jan. 12,-Walter Day,
color d, was arrested here today .chargs
ed with wife beating. Since his arrest
it has beon learned that he is wanted in
Greensboro, \. C, for alleged house
breaking and burglary, capital offenss
in that State, and it is proba Bile he will
bo turned over 70 tho North Carolina
authOriti
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13

CHARLESTON, Jan. l2.-At a meeting
of tho Southern Poultry and Pigeon
Association was held hero tonight. At.
lanta was the place selected as tho
place to hold the ncSt exposition, and
DR. Thomas w. Tigglc. of Columbus,
was elected president of the association
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13
4 Magnificent Undcrtnl,in

From e Atan.a tOEsttutiOr.
Tie Ohio EXt nsion ltdition OF Tun
ROANOKE TINES mas met "ith ap,cn6,i
reception, aud has awakened wa sped
ln'"reat. 8 w:a !. magnificent untc-
ia"inE ai.c r'ilec's @rn"t c.eG.t Oh jus
TINES.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13

T ST-CERTIFICATE NO. 2l FOR
~ ten shares of the capital stock OF
tho New Lansdowno Land Company,
dated Juno q, 1890. Same was endorsed
by me on the back; tho company is
hereby notified not to AXE transfer o!
same. l.. Is. HUt'F. IL &c law 2m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13

:" ANTED. MONEY GUARAN-
w teed to purchaser promptly on
100 shares Eastern Building and Loan
Association stock, three to nine months
old, in any size certificates; also, for
sale. ten Shares Roanoke Building
Association and Investment Company
stock, 46 installments paid, S460. Adj
dress Box l45, Roanoke. Va. 3tf
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13
BUSINESS COLLEGE

NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
~ Roanoke, Va. Tho regular session
Of this popular institution, which has
boon partially suspended during the
heated season, resumed yesterday, Sep
tember Isl, VITA . full corps OF instruc-
tors. Rcmemher that over IS per cont.
OF the TWO hundred students who
entered the school and completed their
course are TO-DAY flling positions sue
ccsStully and most OF them in this
Magic ity ~ progress and enter; r!se.
Young man, come mere and prepare Tor
business. Send .or ou- new ILLUSTRATED
college journal containing full inforna.
.on. Address as above. 111y
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13

Considerable interest is evidenced III
tho coming engagement Of Miss Hat
tie Bernard Chase and her company o
players, which will present for the frse
time in this city an original melo- dre.
matte story entitled "Uncle's Darling"
or Alaska, by tho young and talented
author, MIR. ChaS w. Chase MIR. CHASE
is one of the most promising writer's
the day; his plays are of a modern type
and do not appeal TO q Certain class If
individuals, but interest and please ,h'
masses and hold tho attention of th''
most critical audience t, the finish
Mr.. Chase in selecting tho location "f
his story pickedsthe most picturesIg"
portion on earth-the wild, wonderful,
majestic and mi-civilized territory ct
Alaska-whicn leaves scope for scenc
display that is unlimited. Not only
have all these important poin is boom
seized upon by the management, bnt in
order to add to the general realism y
number of animals native to that cline.
Including elks, reindeer, bears, Esqui.
maux dogs with furs, sieds, snow Shoes
and other pa.aphernalia, have been i'm
ported at an Immense outlay in order
20 present q novel stage representa- ton.
VIII appear at the Academy OF Music
Monday, January 10.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13
LOST AND FOUND.

7 OST-DARK BROWN JERSEY cow,
~ whito spot in left flank and On
right hind leg, below flank. Reward
for return to 403 Church avenue w.
10 80 If
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13

TOR SALE-CHESTNUT STAL.
Il lion, standard and registered, 1723s;
named Rebel; sired by Norfolk by
Nutwood; irst dam, Gypsy Patterson by
Messen. Durock by Risdyk's Hamble-
tonian. Very handsome, superb &C
ton. well.broken; years old April 10,
1892. For further particulars apply to
JOHN CHAMBLIN, Richmond, Va.
II 1w
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.

NOTICE, WATER CONSUMERS
~ Water rentals for the quarter
(January, February and March, lsoa,)
are now due. Consumers are herebv
notified I; call at the office OF tho Ros-
nokc Gas IL Water Company, Room sO4,
Terry building, and pay same. Water
may be cut OFF from all consumers who
do not pay their bills on or before Jam
uary Goth. An additional charge OF so
cents will be collected for turning on
water.
j. c. RAWN, Manager and Engineer.
l I'd
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-THR OR FOUR UN-
w furnished rooms with bath, suit
able for light housekeeping. South.
west section preferred. Address Box
1877, Roanoke. INV
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13

Mr.. o. Is. Loudin, who has been pres.
ident Of tho Upshur County Court since
1880. retired from tho court with the
close Of last year. He declined re-.
election.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13
FOX SALE.
GTOP PAYING RENT.

TOR SALE-A YOUNG HORSE,
a sound, 1900 pounds. we'll broken,
good driver. Address HORSE, TI,IsS
Office INV
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13
FOR SALE.

nRUG AND PRESCRIP ZION BUS
~ mess for salc-A physician wishes
to sell his drug and prescription bust
ness at sacrifice for cash in thriving
railroad town of 2, 500 inhabitants. Pre-
scriptions will average fifteen a day.
Reason for selling want of time to at.
tend to it, good chance for a young
man with small capital. Address BOX
No :, Grove, Va. IL cod St
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13

Hand PAINTED MouchOr Cases. 25c. 10 $3.50.
Umbrellas in all styles and at all prices, SI25 TO $780,
We are closing out great bargains in Goats and Coaks
Ladies CI0aks from S. to $35.
MISSES anu Chdens coats and coaks from 81 10 so
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BOARDING,

ID DOM AND TABLE BOARDERS
AS wanted at IS Seventh avenue 8. W.
Steam heat. l23llm.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13

DOOMS AND BOARD; BEST TABLE,
Al in town. MRS. PRICE, 80 Sixth
avenue S. W. 12o1m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13

NOR RENT ONR 7-ROOM HOUSE
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-19
MoRzoNrsm IN VIRGINIA.
One Of the Elders was Eight Years
Old Before he Knew Ills Mother.


Richmond Va. July l6.-Au organized
band Of Nlornous. under the leadership
of Elder ". G.. Ellis, of Salt Lake City.
Utah, are at work in tho ueighborhood Of
Beaver Dam Station. Hanover county,
this state The neighborhood is the home
Of Major John Page. father of Thomas
Nelson Page. the Virginia author The
followers of Brigham Young settled
around Beaver Dam two years ago, and
began the work Of PROSECUTING members
OF other denominations. They were driven
away by a committee of indignant Citl-
zens, at the head Of whom was Major
Page.
The Mormon apostles returned a few
weeks ago aud are now hard at work.
They have, it is said, converted thirty
three persons in and around the little sta
tion of Beaver Dam The most of these
converts are young women, who, u is
said expect TO return TO Utah with Ellis
IN the fall newspaper reporter has
Just returned from Beaver Dam, where
he thoroughly investigated the operations
of Ellis and his co-labOrcrs. Among the
MormOns who have been working in Nlr-
glnia for the past year are Elders Rich
ards, Gordon, Albright. Campbell, Poul-
ton, Finely, Curtis and Peterson.
They travel from house to house, usual
~ at night and invariably in pairs. The
people in the neighborhood cannot remem-
Der ever having seen a Mormon elder
alone. At certain tines they hold con-
ferences and receive Instructions from
the head of the organization, which met
last year It Batesvillc Va. 1t will prob
ably meet next month in Hanover county.
OF the fourteen VINO have been at work
this year in Hanover and adjoining coun-
ties ten or eleven are unmarried and their
ages range from twenty-five TO fifty years,
most of them being young men. BY as
signing county to two men, whose duty
1t IS to conduct meetings at every house
which will permit them, the entire COun-
ty is soon covered. There is no doubt
that the MormOns at work in Hanover
are believers in polygamy. Indeed, they
do not hesitate to state as much openly,
but they declare that they do not preach
the doctrine, since the laws oppose it.
Elder Campbell said to Mr. McChesney
Of Beaver Dam that his father married
several sisters, and that he himself lived
in the house with his fathers wives for
eight years before he knew which of the
women was his mother. This statement
was vOuched for by several prominent
people in the county. Other Mormons are
at work in Stafford, Spottsylvania, and
probably some other localities in the
state