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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27
PREsIpNNT DMPARTs
For New York With His Cabinet In Tr
ItIafTarsnnInn SImnIioItV.D

For New York With His Cabinet In True
"JefIersonIan simplicity"
WASHINGTON, April 26,-lt has rarely
happened in the history Of this conn
try that the seat OF government has
been entirely deserted by the President
and his ministers. Such, however, is
the case to-day. The President and
members OF his cabinet were scheduled
to leave Washington at 4;90 this after
noon TO witness the naval review, and
at that hour special on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad steamed out Of the sta
tion.
A large crowd OF citizens gathered and
waited patiently for the arrival OF the
chief executive aud his official family.
Secretary Morton, Of the agricultural
department, appeared on the platform
fully half an hour before the time Of
departure. He came first, and was soon
Joined by Attorney General Olnoy.
Then came Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle, fol-
lowed shortly afterward by Postmaster
General and Mrs. Bissell. Secretary
Lamont clambered up the steps OF the
car Of tho President, and worked his
way through to that reserved for the
cabinet. Secretary Gresham passed
along, bowing and shaking hands with
numerous newspaper mon, and last Of
all came Secretary Smith. Secretary
Herbert will join the party in New
York.
The train drawn by ponderous en-
giue was made up OF Ave vestibule cars,
the first being the combination baggage
and smoker "Raleigh," followed by the
dining car "Magdelen." Behind this
came tho double drawing room sleeper
"Charmion. The fourth coach was
the six compartment drawing room car
Superb" which was occupied by the
cabinet, and behind it the private OBJ
seryation and compartment car "Wild-
wood" in which Mr.. end Mrs. Cleye-
land found luxurious and comfortable
quarters. The entire train Is lighted
by electricity, heated by steam, and is
altogether one OF the finest in the Penn
sylvania service.
The dining car was tastefully decor
ated with cut flowers, in which the lilly
and rose predominated, and in the priv
ate car OF the presidential party two
large vases were filled with American
Beauties"
Tho round trip to New York and
Chicago will be under tho personal
supervision OF George W. Boyd, assist
ant general passenger agent OF the
Pennsylvania lines.
Four minutes before the starting time
the President and Mrs. Cleveland drove
up to the entrance, whore they were met
by Mr.. Boyd and escorted to the train.
AS they approached the spectators fell
back respectfully, taking of their hats,
and the President and Mrs. Cleveland
bowed and smiled in return. The
President appeared on the arm OF Mr..
Boyd, and Mrs. Cleveland was accom-
panied by private secretary Thurber.
It was 29 minutes after 4 o'clock when
tho presidential party boarded the
train, and two minutes later started on
their journey to witness the interna-
tional event about TO take place in New
York.
Secretaries Hoke Smith and Lamont
will not go to Chicago with the presi-
Dental party, but will return to Wash
ington from New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27
A BIG KICK

In Democratic Ranks in Huntlngton-ThO
Postotilco Fight.
Special Dispatch TO hc Inteligene:r
HuNriSoroN, W. VA, April 26,-Never
in the hiBtoryoi this city has there bcOn
such great kick in tho Democratic
ranks. Tho postoilice fight has assumed
q phase that looks very discOuraging to
tho candidate, and 1t now seems %
though a black horse was II.
Mayor Newell has made a thorough
cut OF tho police force, and Congress.
man Capohart, who has heard Of II, 10
not at all vol pleased. Newell wants
To bo governor four years hence, but
his action tonight in kicking out good
aot Of Democrats makes his chances oil
getting there very small.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27
TELEoRApHlc BRIEFS.

DR.. Buchanan, Of New York. charged
with wife poisoning, has been found
guilty Of murder In tho Arut degree
Tho high churchmon Of Boston, havo
recommended Rev. Hobart Hare, Of
South Dakota, to succeed tho latO Bishop
Brooks
At tho meeting Of tho American Dis.
lillers yesterday II was decided 10 Issue
bonds 10 buy out tho distributors Of the
culnpany'a products, inaugurating ono
Of tho most gigantic fights ever wit.
messed In tho whisky market
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27
SANCTITY On SUNDAY
Is Discussed by the National Com
missioners of the Worlds Fair.
WIDE OPEN SABBATH PROPOSED.
But the Question is Finally Referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
MUSICAL MUSS MESMERIZED

BY tho Selection of New Head ofthe
Bureau OF Music-The Awards OF
Merit for Display viii DO Made by
Experts Instead of Jurlos that Gould
be Bribod-The Illinois Legislature
ludulges in Screaming Farce that
Should be Reproduced in Ono ofthe
Side Shows.
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nnntll of Chninln Mlll.r.

WASHINGTON, D. O., April 20,-A
telegram was received at tho navy do.
purtmcnt to-day from Now York nn.
nounCing tho death there OF Captain
Gilbert q. Wiltsc from congestion Of
tho brain. Captain Wiltso com manded
the Boston during tho trouble in IIa-
wall, aud lOd tho marines that hoisted
our flag, establishing q protcctorOte
over the Islands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27
GRAFTONPS GREETING
To the Eleventh Annual Epcamp-
ment Of West Virginia q, A, R,
COMMANDER ANDERS0NS ADDRESS.

The Members OF the Womon's Relief
Corps Visit tho Enoampmont and
Affecting Speeches are SIado-AR
Eloquent Tribute to Ex,PFesident
Hayos-A Resolution Passed DE.
nounoIng the Legislature In Failing
to Appropriate Money for n Monu-
ment to West Virginia Soldiers on
tho Field of Gettysburg-womsa'S
Relief Corps Elections.
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nil..Inr anlinra Tnrn On.

cnEDoYGAS, MICH, April 96.--oapt.
r. 4. Evans, who was supposed 70 have
been loHt of the steamer Ohio In last
weeks big gale, has arrived hero With
tho four men he took In tho lifeboat
when hO left tho steamer. They were
very nearly starved whom found BY the
tug Queen River, at ScammonB Cove,
on Cockburn Island.
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HAMnuRo, April 26,-Arrlyod-Mora.
VIA, New York.
MoviLLE, April 2O.-Atrlvod-Ancho.
ria, Glasgow.
sourMAMrIoS, April 20. - Arrived =.
Lain, Now York
lIosroS, April 20, ,-Arrlei-Prussinn,
Glasgow,
Nav YoHR, April 20,-Arrivod--No.
yada, LIyorpoOlj TOutoniC, Liverpool
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ARMADA ON NATIONS
Sails Plaoidly to Anchorage in the
North River Harbor.
INYINCIBLE ORATORS OF The OCEAN
That Speak with Fiery Throats in
Words of Shot and Shell
ARE CHEERED BY MANY THOUSANDS

AS They Steam by In Mastcrful Pre-
oisIon-The Hoarse Voiced Forts
9IIuglo Their souorous Welcome
With tho shrill Scream of Steam
Whistles, While the Sun Smiles in
Gladness aud Wide.Eyod Wonder
on tho Brilliant scene-Tho White
Squadron Docs Not Suffer by Com
parlson With the Black Hulled Ves-
scls of Foreign Powers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.
Now Government Directors Of tho Union
pnclIlc Railway,

Pacific Railway.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April 26.-The
President to-day announced tho follow.
ing appointments:
To be government directors of tho
Union Pacific Railway Company: Hen.
ry T. Dimock, OF New York; Don NJ.
Dickinson, OF Michigan; ]. W. Doane,
Of Illinois; Fitzhugh Leo, Of Virginia
u. ". Paddock, Of Nebraska.
Otto Doederlein, Of Illinois, to bo con.
sui OF tho United States at Leipsic.
David s. Browne, TO DO collector OF
customs for the district Of Montana and
Idaho.
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FRENCH FLAGSHIP ARETnUsE.

Donsko:, with Vice Admiral KoznakofE
In command. The latter was power
ful ship and lowered over tho practice
cruiser OF the naval academy like a
giant beside dwarf. The bennington,
which came next, was beside the GEN
eral Admiral, the foreigner being the
moro powerful looking.
THE BALTIMORE CIEEERED.
Everybody was anxious to see the
Baltimore, the crack cruiser OF the
Pacific, which made q name for herself
in Chilean waters, and she steamed
along beside the last Of the Russian
fleet which were Rll tull rigged chips,
amid cheering and the waving OF hats
and handkerChieis.
Rear Admiral Walkers flag was float.
ing from tho Chicago, which came next,
as leader of tho second American
squadron, and beside her was the
Arethuse. flying tho pennant OF the
French Rear Admiral DoLibran. Fol-
lowing her came those in the order
named. Yorktown, French Husaard ;
Charleston, French jean Bart; Vesu-
vius; Italian Etnu.
Then in the starboard column the flag
OF Real Admiral Gomez Ylone floatod
from tho Spanish cruiser InfRnta Isabel,
followed by tho Nueve DO Julio and the
antique looking Dutchman Van Speyk.
The Nueva Espana followed In COM
pnny with tho shapely German, the
Kaiserin Augusta.
Five minutes aftor tho rest Of the fleet
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TTALiAN CnulsrR GIOVANNI DAusAN.

abreast before she went on hor way.
Anothcr gun told that tho Blake was
NDoam OF tho nagship and the actual
start was made then,
TiIB START MADE,
The patrol boats leading tho foot
nushOd ahead, and tho Philadelphia,
with tho tremendous black hull and
powerful looking Blake abreast, swung
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New YoRK, April 26.-The reception
given to the officers Of tho visiting naval
fleets and tho Duke OF Veragua, by the
Union League Club, this evening, was
q most brilliant affair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27

wAsntSoroN b. T., April 20.-Tho
funeral Of tho late General BOAlo will
take place Friday morning. The 70.
mains will bo taken to Baltimore for
cremation, aud then to Chester, Pa,
for iutnrmbnt,
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prooklyn,s New PoUtmastsr.

WASHINGTON, d. O., April 2e.-.Tho
President has appointed A. I. Sullivan
postmaster al Brooklyn, N, Y, vice
NOorge ]. Collins. doceasod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27
WoRhD,s FAIR REvELs
In tho Illinois Legislature Members who
ought 20 he Exhibited

sPRlSopiELp, iLh, April gO.-"Dld
you throw that inkSlani at me2" do.
mandod Representative William Burko,
Of Chicago, advancing on IOprOsenLa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27

For wVt Virginia and Ohio, local lhQweu IN
tho early morning, clearing during tho dAYl
bTlk Westerly winds, WhImof In West Virginia
and the CLIlein portion Of Ohio.
For Western Pennsylvania local AhpWeGu,
The moinlngi bfiAk 70 high bouthOfly Winds.
wnfneh
iHE TEMPERATURE yHsTERDAY
a. furnished by D BpnHEPT dtugElit corner
MaFkelOhd Fourteenth streets
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-27
oER,lAN IRoyolAD EAlsERIN AUGUSTA.

"'1''INN II6VNVI4AD NNIsEH1N NVuVsEA'
to designate his rank. The leaders kept
the distance assigned them with re-
markable precision.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-08
BOOKS AND AUTHORS.

The public libraries of all Europe
contain 2l.O00,0Oo volumes; those of
America, j0,000,0 900 volumes.
QUEEN VICTORIA. when young, had
poetic ambition. Under an assumed
name She sent to London publisher
enough verses TO make n book. They
were promptly returned, with thanks
Ma cgAntgs Ii.EN.y Pta9;sox; an
Englishlna1, LIS written nooK II
which he claims to have proved that the
great races of the world arc losing
ground, and that the Chinese, Ilindoos
and South American hulf-breeds are the
coming leaders Of civilization.
NINE. MoDJEsKAs last meeting with
Lord Tcnnyson was most pa thctic. She
accompanied hun from London to his
country house. After dinner he read
Il portion Of In Mcmoram'' to her. and
she was SO overcome with emotion that
She linclt at his feet and kissed his
hand. Lord Tcnnyson at the time said
he had never received more sincere
ul:,iSp
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-08
NATURES ODD IDEAS.

y FoUE-LEGGED hen is one of the en-
tries at Il poultry show in Concord.
y. III.
INTOXICATING liquors have been made
from the sap of the birch. the willow,
the poplar and the sycamore.
y HOG killed ut Scio Ore. was found
to have two perfect stomachs and two
complete sets of intcstincs The owner
never noticed anything unusual about
the animal when it was alive except
that it had a wonderful appetite.
y NoN-vENoMors South African snake
(dasypcltis scabra) lives entirely on
birds eggs. Zach egg is SWALLOWED!
whole, and by Il muscular contraction
OF the gullct its contents flow into the
stomach. while the shell is rejected by
the mouth in the form of pellet.
ToRSADoEs originate in the tropics,
and are chiefly found in five localities.
the West Indies. bengal bay and the
Chinese coast, north of the equator,
and the South Indian ocean off NADIA
gascar, and in the South Pacific, near
SlmO;l
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-08
THE TIMES KODAK.
Items of News Gathered About
Town.

II. S. Shafer, the accomplished pen
man in the county clerks office, has
commenced to trace the maps of the diff
ferent land companies OF Roanoke
county and Salem into an official Book
of Plsts," 2lX31 inches, recently pur-
chased for that purpose by the county
clerk. So far Mr.. Shafer has copied a
map of the town of Salem in 1899, one
OF the ancient boom town site of Gains
borough, one OF the Burwell survey OF
1865, one OF property owned by Mrs.
Susan Shanks in 1869, plat OF the town
OF Vinton in 1889, building lots near
Grocer furnace in 1889, also maps of the
properties of the Midway, Etna Pal
Glenmore Land Company. He has still
about seventy five maps to copy. The
work he has already done is very hand
some, but, as bystander remarked, it
would have been more useful If IL had
been done two years ago.
Mir. and Mrs. George w. Palmer. of
Saltville, were the guests yesterday OF
Mr.. E. NJ. Worden.
Mrs. Eliza Vaughan is very sick at
her home on Main street.
John M. Oakley, Jr., left yesterday for
Tacoma, where he has obtained posi-
ton with the Tacoma Coal Company.
NJ. f. Huff has been confined to his
bed for the past day or two with painful
neuralgia of the facs.
Mrs. Annie Littrell is in Christians
burg visiting the family OF Rev Dorsey
White.
Miss Hattie Wolfender returned Mon
day night from visit Of several weeks
to her aunt in Lynchburg.
Mrs. Ciinedinst, whose sad death from
the effects of Sundays fire, touched the
hearts of many readers of THE INES.
was cousin of Mrs. w. w. McClung. of
this place.
The coloreI band gave concert last
night at the town hall, under the direc-
tion of U. S. G.. Patterson, who shows
decided talent as baritone soloist and
is the finest negro cornetist in the
State.
1t is reported here that a Roanoke
Record typo, whose home is in Salem
will in few days take unto himself a
wife, the marriage probably to take
place in the Methodist Church.
On Monday Justice Camper took his
regular quarterly trip TO Big Hill, in
this county, to fix up the pension paper $
OF Mrs Elizabeth Barnett who is over
so years of age ana draws a pension Of
Sl2 month as her husband was a soldier
of the war of 1912.
The reporter has been asked by a
number Of people when Capt Rogers,
the county chairman, intended calling q
convention to nominate ticket for the
offices to be filled in this county this
spring. Almost all have expressed
themselves as being in favor from now,
henceforth and forever, of putting up a
straight Democratic ticket whenever
there was to be an election of any sort
in Roanoke county. They are OF the
opinion that by putting up a Democratic
ticket this spring it will greatly
strengthen the party this fall, and do
not believe in free-for-all race, but
think the organization of last fall should
be sustained, certainly for this year.
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THE HAWAIINS WAITING.
Opinions Diverse as to the Course of the
United States.


SAN FRANCISCO, March THE
schooner Whitman arrived to day from
Honolulu with news up to February 49,.
Opinions there as to the course that will
be taken by the United States are IS
diverse as the many tactorsia Hawaiian
politics. As general proposition, nov.
ever, the American and German inter-
ests in Hawaii strongly urge upon the
Government at Washington the neces-
sity of protecting the business interests
at least of the island by annexing them.
The native Hawaiians are divided upon
the opposition, on one side being an
innate love for royalty, affection for
Princess Kaiulani, now being educated
in England, and pride in native institu-
tions; on the other SHE desire for
greater prosperity and greater enfran-
chisement, which would follow the in.
auguration of repu blican rule as one of
the American States.
The English senti nent against annex
alton is not so strong as that which pre-
walls against the .dea of Hawaiian re-
public, and it has even been stated on
good authority that at no time within
the past five years would Great Britain
have seriously protested against tho
islands forming part Of the United
States. IL, however, the United States
should now FIR any reason or in any con-
tingency decide to advise that Repub.
lican form of government with native
ruler succeed the dethroned monarchy,
the opinion is freely expressed that
millions of capital would be drawn at
once from her, and native business in
terests, such as they are, would be
forced to struggle against steadily grow
ing competition of Chinese and Japanese
throughout Hawaii.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-08
MEDICAL SCIENCE.

THE average weight of The Chinese
brain is said to he heavier than the
average weight of the brain in any
other race.
y BRITISH scientist recently stated
tina; if Il man weighing ono hundred
and forty pounds were placed under Il
hydraulic press and squeezed fiat. the
result would be one hundred and five
pounds of water and thirty-livc pounds,
of dry residue.
RECENT studies Of cancer not only in
dictate that it is an organic growth. but
almost certainly prove that it is itself
liable 20 the attack OF another parasite.
Better acquaintance with the relation,
of these parasites may possibly bring
the long-sought method of arrcstiny
cancer
DIR. FRANCIS DowLING. of Cincinnati.
has published the result of his examina-
ton into the effect of tobacco chcwinu
on the eyes. The experiments covered
three thousand cases, and showed that
nincty-fvc per cent. suffered with Wis
ual troubles. and nearly as many OK.
hibitcd muscular deterioration
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NEWSPAPER NEWS.

TIE circulation of the Tocsin, n Lor.
don anarchist newspaper has been pro.
hibitcd in France.
The Lexington (Mo.) News runs di-
vorcc department. under the head Of
Vital Statistics"
TIE Sioux Indians have a newspaper
published at Madison, S. d.. called the
Anpoliin. It's motto is from Luke l..
rs: Observation-Disclosures Anpoaliin Hiyoun-
hipi.'
A PARIS newspaper offers prizes for
tie best designs for Il now issue of
French postage stamps. The present
stamps, issued in 1879. have always
been subjected to much harsh criticism
TIE Halls (Ga) Weekly announces
the following as its subscription rates:
Ono year, two bushels 'tatcrs; ST..
months, two gallons sorghum; three
months, one quart sweet masli--invar-
iably i'll advance
a NEWSPAPER for tho blind. the Week.
ly Summary, printed in Brailic type,
and published in London, has Just
passed its thirty-fourth number. 1t has
a considerable circulation, it's Success;
being evidenced 10y recent enlarge
mcnt OF the paper
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a LITTLE MISCELLANY.

THERE is danger OF rabbit plague
in Kansas similar to that Of Australia
BLOOD travels from the heart through
the arteries at the rate of mile in
seven and oiic-third minutcs-t twelve
feet in one second.
SCOTLAND is going to make Il special
exhibit at the Chicago fair of hundred
stalwart lli%handcrs in full national
costume. They will he picked for size
and strength, and not for good looks
After the fair, or before lis close if the
sensation of their appearance grows
weak. they will make tour Of this
country.
KANSAS society made an interesting
innovation in anniversary celebrations
at Hutchinson recently by celebrating
diamond wedding, from which the
bridegroom was absent because of an
untimcly death. The bride was still
alive, however, and capable cf enjoying
good thing. so the anniversary was
duly and bccominSly celebrated.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-08
IMPERaONAL MENTION.

IN Pennsylvania a man has been
fined 81, 200 for calling another u "Mol-
~ Mcguire"
A MICHIGAN man quit smoking on the
18th of January this year, and in one
weeks time he claimed to have gained
four pounds of flesh.
4 FRENCH merchant, the victim of
several dcfaulting cashiers, now advcr-
tiscs for "a cashic: as honest as posi-
bic and paralyzed in both legs"
THERE are now living within radius
of ten miles of Ashland, Me-. eight
American women who are the mothers
of one hundred and two children, eighty
OF whom are living in the enjoyment Of
good health and sound minds.
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w antel,

LADIES and gentlemen suffering with
throat and lung difficulties to call at our
drug store for bottle OF Otto's Cure,
winch wcaro distributing free of charge.
ana we can confidently recommend it as
superior remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Consumption and all diseases
OF the throat and lungs. 1t will stop a
cold quicker than any known remedy.
We will guarantee it to cure YOU. IL
your children have Group or whooping
cough 1T is sure to give instant relief
Don delay, but get trial bottle free.
Large size soc. Sold by Christian 81
Barbee.
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Entitled to the Best

This we say OF all those who arc so unfortunate
az 10 require the use OF medicine to assist nature
TO the proper performance OF her functions. PER
cons scattering with scrofula, cancer, blotchcs.
scaly skin, old cores, bad hnmOrs in the blood or
any disease hat indicates impure blood will find
that DR.. Dav!ds lodo-Ferratcd Sarsaparilln viii
thoroughly cleanse the blood, eliminate ali i'm
puritics and make the skin soft and smooth liz
nse ;or years by the leading physicians OF this
and other countries has proven its value a. n
blood medicine. Price 81 per bottle, xix bottles
ior Is. For sale by Massie IL Martin, Roanoke,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-08
Blood! nlood,, Hiooh,..

Topcrform its proper function, must be kcp,
pure and healthful, clse the system will sickcn,
snd disease will attack some vital organ and en-.
tall Intense suffering and certain dcath. There
,s blood cure that has been used for years and
Enown TO all live physicians that has no superior
IL Will thoroughly cleanse the blood OF all i'm.
pnrities. cure all old sores and make the blood
rich, red and healthy. We refer TO Dr. David. =
lodo Ferratcd Sarsaparilla. Price, 100 uer
bottle. six bottles for $500 at Massic ~ Martiir
R1anoke Va
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-08

THE attractions at the Academy of
Music for this week are: Monday even.
ing, February 81. "She Couldn't Marry
Three" Thursday, March 2, Frank
Mayo in "Davy Crockett" Saturday,
March 4, "Tar and Tartar
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-08

ARE you satisfied with your laundry?
If not take 1T to j. Il. Earp's CONNECTION.
airy store, No. 1851 Jefferson street.
agent for the Radford Steam Laundry
The very best OF work guaranteed.