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earth and was the biggest thing on top OF
1t. We were there week seeing all the
representatives and senators and cabinet
officers and shaking hands with the prcsi.
dent. In three days she suddenly took no.
ticc that was knee sprung and baldhcad
ed. When we started for home she said
that man who owned sawmill didn't
amount to much. We hadn't been HON
n week when shc objected to paper win
dow curtains, and before the month was
out she mad run away with the agent of e
corn planter. So your wife still sticks9"
Yes
"Well, keep an eye on her She's prob
ably waiting for chance to run away
with the man who enters tho den of per
forming hycnas. Washington will spoil
the best woman OH earth. Seeing great
ness once, they will always sigh for it aft
erward.'
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nlay over check two weeks old, Mr. White
laid so many guns and knives and crgu-
mcnts on the seat beside him that he was
invited TO ride the whole length of the
line. on ticket calling fora trip of only so
miles. We not only attended his funeral
In person, but contributed half tho ex-
pcnse, and we don't expect ever to DO sorry
for it. We have u few better men left, but
VIC arc satisfied that he did tho best he
could under tho circumstances.
ABOUT DIvIDENDs.-THE KICKER is in
receipt of II letter from widow in St.
Louis who says that she holds So, 600 worth
of stock in the Deep Gulch silver mine and
wants to know what is being done and
why her dividends are not forwarded We
will cheerfully respond with such informa-
tiion as we have been able to collect up to
date The Deep Guloh mine was located
by man who called on us ut q subse-
gucnt date to explain that he intended to
devote Mt least half tho output to supply
ing the African heather with plug hats,
russell shoes and blue glass spcctaclcs He
was juicy talker and induced us to in.
vest 81, 900 i'll his mine, agreeing that our
dividends should be ut least go per cent,
exclusive Of the African pull. A few
weeks later, after riding over to Deep
Gulch and finding nothing but the gulch
SAiSASJ We WHY W uCSOn anu CullcU OIL
tho gentlemen referred to. Honot only sent
us word that no was out" but escaped
by tho back door and gave us gallop of
~ miles to overtake him. When we finally
brought him to bay, he counted out our
money and dividends in such hurry that
we found oursclf $50 ahead of tho game.
Wo hadn't any particular business with
him after the transaction had been con-
Guided and so did not interfere with his
progress toward sunrise If the St. Louis
widow or any other widow or person own
ing shares in tho Deep Gulch mine will
come out here, we will take great pleasure
in showing thom tho aforesaid gulch, but
rs to tho minc, and the president, and
the board Of directors and dividends, the
trail Is too old to follow. We have consitl-
erable to do with mines, and we have
made some money in that sort of specula-
ton, but it has always been because we
happened to be on the ground just before
the fellow was ready to leave tho country
and just ut u time when he didn't want to
Stay to be buried ut our expense
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DUNDER'S ALMANAC
HE INTERVIEWS THE SERGEANT
ABOUT SOME MORE JOKES.

And the Mere Mention Gives Him a Fit OF
Jokes on the Butcher and the old
Woman.
Copyright, 1894, by Charles b. Lewis.]
Sergeant, I vhas como down to &c,
aboudt some more SMOKES for my alma.
mac, said Carl Dunder as he entered the
police station In high good humor the
other day.
oh, seel" replied tho sergeant as he
looked up "What almanac do you refer
to, Mr.. Dunder2"
Why, to my almanac-'Carl Dunder's
Almanac-of course. She vhas two hoon-
cred pages und all comic except der sad
pieces und advertisements. She yhas sell
Ing off like hot cakes. Ha, ha, hap'
What arc you laughing at, Mr.. Dun.
dcrS"
'At dose SMOKES in my almanac. Ha,
ha, hal Oxcuso me, sergeant, but yhas
great hand for fun.A If 1 read q shoke,
no plcascs me-"
Then thcro arc jokes in your almanac,
Mr.. Dundcr2" solcmnly qucricd tho scr.
geant.
Can't make you understand, sergeanti
haf got oudt some almanac She yhas
weekly. She yhas comic und sad. She
hat somo advertisements. told you all
aboudt hor twice times oafer. Didn't
como down hero last week und read you
some shokesS Say, sergeant"--
"Well2'
please oxcuso mo. like to sit down
und laugh, und den read you some Of
my shokcs.'
The sergeant turned around, with his
face to the wall, and for two minutes Mr..
Dundcr slapped his legs and elevated his
feet and gurglcd rs if he had n hens foot
in his mouth. Then he gradually recovered
from his emotion and arose and pulled a
copy of his almanac from his pocket and
rcad:
Why vhas an elephant like my frendt
MIR. Schmidt? Because no vhas in der
trunk pccsncss, from 81 oop to $50, und
oil warranted
What vhas dot dceferenco between an
angel und II cowP Why, one has wings,
und der oudcr one has horns, of course
why vhas clam on der scashore like
lost child on der prairie? Because some
ono Will come along und find him.
"Scrgeant-ha, ha, ha!-how does dos
SMOKES hit your ribs?" laughed Mr. Dun.
der ms ho looked over the desk.
Arc they jolIcs?" asked tho officer as
he dipped the end of II match in his ink
bottle in place of his pen.
'Nhcll, l should rcmarkl My son
Shake und mo invented dose SMOKES last
night in shust two hours. 1 calls in der
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y BROAD Hint.

A rich young lady belonging to one OF
the rcigning families of fashion was re-.
Ginning on couch in her boudoir one
morning, after spending n restless night.
when a courticr was announced The
lady was very rcticcnt. Tho visitor was Il
bore ard all intcrminablo talkcr, who
could spout and spout and spout in one
weak, washy, everlasting flood In fact,
he was one of those fellows of whom il
has been said that their heads arc like
missionary boXcs-''it Is difficult enough
to get anything into them, but still harder
to get anything out again"
What, yawnng already" no OK
claimed. You have doubtless received
several stupid visitors already this morn
ing?'
No" she replied. you are tho first. Z"
Truth
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ways removed people who could we'll be
spared and whose taking OFF actually i'm.
proved society. While he could not he
classcd rs an eccentric, he had queer meth.
DDS. For instance, when he came here he
had check on the bank. The banker
asked him TO identify himself. Mr.. White
took the ace of spades from his pocket,
placed it in the muzzlc of his six shooter.
and resting the ircarm on the shelf of the
cashiers window he offered To shoot HI.
identity through the bankers body. While
the offer was respectfully declined witt
thanks, Mr.. White got his money. Again,
on the Southern Pacific road, when ICON
ductor questioned his right to proceed or
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butcher next door und reads 'cm oafcr to
him, IN What you belief he dnes? Say, sor-
geant, dot man got black In der face, his
eyes roll, und if 1 doan' pat him on der
back he vhas Shoke to death! Yes, sir,
dose SMOKES tccklc him till he can't
laugh
but why did he want to laugh?"
why? Because he vhas tceklcd, of
course. You doan' belief he Wanted to
cry, do you? When he vhas gone AWAY,
reads 'cm to my oldt womans, und she
shtands opp und goes no, no, hop und
shakes her sides till Shake has to fan her
init towel und cry oudt dot der house
vhas on fire. Eafcry times 1 read dot
clam shokc oafcr to myself was CON
vulsed mit-ha ha, ha! You vhas no man
to be tccklcd, sergeant, but maypc you
like something sad Will now read YOU
sad article. She vhas called Der by
ing Shild,' by Anonymous Hero she
vhas:
Dot lecdlc shild vhas growing poorer
und weaker all der time for moro ash one
var. He vhas going to die, but no one
soospcct her. BY und by dark night
comes on. Dot rain comes down, und der
wind blows, und oop in tree Il big owl
cries oudt, "H-c-l-l-o, ccntrnlr' But
shtill dot shilds muddcr shlccps on und
doan' hear nothings. Poorly soon der kid
raises her hands to hcafcn und shmilcs und
says she vhas glad to be an angel But
shtill dot muddcr shlccps Oh. Den an an
gel comes softly down to earth und bends
oafcr dot shild ind shmilcs und saws. Il
Will take you oop to be leedlo fat shcrub
nit lccdlc harp to play on But still dot
muddcr shlecps on. Dot shild vhas ready
to go. IIo hat measles und humps und
shicken poX und toothachc, und he vhas
tired of dot climate. He raised oop his
locdlo hands to be token, but sthill dot
Inuddcr shlecps on. Dot angel says, Como
along, my shild, und in ono minute moro
doy sails oop to hcafcn und vhas cured of
oil diseases und made happy. In aboudt
two hours dot muddcr wakes oop und
finds her shild gone. Sho cries oudt und
looks aroundt. Poorly qucek she sbmclls
cologne, und den she knows how it yhas
und dot her shild vhas in happiness. She
droops her head on dot cradle und weeps.
but he vhas tears of shoy.'
''Vhell, sergeant" said Mr.. Dunder.
when no had finishcdS' how vhas dot for
sadness? excuse me While wipe my tears
avhay"
did you speak to me, Mr.. Dundcrs"
quericd the sergeant as he looked up.
did shpeak? Why, sergeant, vhas
reading piece from my almanac to make
you weep!''
''Wero you! didn't know it,.
You didn'sl Say, l reads dot piece to
der shoemaker on der corner, und he cries
SO dot he takes u whole coffee sack to wine
his eyes AWAY. He says dot remind him
of der time his bruddcr vhas dead i'm
Shermany by sawmill. Sergeant, hct
you moro ash one hooncrcd thousand pco
pies cry aboudt dot shild.
Il don't see why they should"
You doan'! Well, you vhas no frcndt
of mine If 1 go to do something's, you vhas
always discouragcment. 1 vhas going to
put your picture in my almanac und call
her dot fat und silently policeman nit u
heart like baby's, but now 1 DOM do il.
No, siri Ha, ha hal knows some shokc.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

NOTICE-ROANOKE AND SOUTH
~ ern Railway Company. The annual
meeting OF the sha :eholders OF the Roa.
noke and Southern Railway Company
will be held on Tuesday, the eleventh
day of September, 1898, at IL o'clock a.
M, at tho office OF the compsny in the
city OF Roanoke, Virginia, when an
election will be held for directors for
the ensuing year, and such other bust
ness transacted as may properly come
before the meeting. A. j. HEMPHILL,
Secretary. S1llS25 IS9lS
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Excursion to Atlantic City, Cape May and
Sen Isle City.

TIE last excursion of the season to
these charming seaside resorts is an
nounced by the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad for Thursday, August IL. Those
desiring to take advantage of the low
rates in effect on tho 10th, have the
privilege OF using any regular train on
that date, including the fast express
trains with Pullman cars attached. In
the event OF reaching Philadelphia on
an evening train, excursionists can
spend the nigh. in Philadel phia and
take train for tho seashore on Friday,
the 18th.
Tickets will be valid for return Jour
ney for twelve days from day of sale,
and will be good on all regular trains.
On return journey they will be good TO
stop off at Washington, thus affording
an opportunity to see Congress in
session, to visit the numerous public
buildings, which are open to visitors
free Of charge. and to take trip down
the Potomac to Mount Vernon, the tomb
of the immortal Washington, as we'll as
to visit other places of interest in and
near Washington.
For rates and timo of trains consult
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BEWARE OF WASHINGTON.

A Man Runs "a Great Risk Whom He Take,
His Wife There.
Ever in Washington" queried the
man in the scat beside mo after no had
looked out of tho window for an hour OF
more In a sort of brown study.
eyes"
''Take your wifeP"
Eyes
''About year after you wero married2'
EYES, about year.
Before you went to Washington did
she think you were tho biggest man on the
face Of the earth?''
yes she did,"
"And after you got homer"
Sho continued to think so, I believe"
Il thought it was going to turn out
curious coincidence" continued the man,
with look OF disappointment on his face
"How do you meant"
"Why, up to the time took my wife tc
Washington she thought 1 owned the
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-10
The Discovery Saved His Life .

Mr.. G. Caillouttee. druggist, Beavers
vile, ILL.,, says: ITO DR.. Kings New
Discovery 1 owe my life. Was taken
with la grippe and tried all the phys
icians for miles about, but of no avail,
and was given up and told 1 could not
live. Having DR.. Kings New Discovery
in my store I sent for bottle and be gan
its use and from the first dose began TO
get better, and after using three bottles
was up and about again. 1t is worth its
weight in gold. We won't keep store or
house without it," Get free trial at
Christian e Barbee's drug store.
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REDUCED RATES TO WASHINGTON
Grand Enoampment of the knights o.
Pythias of the World.

Tytn1a6 Oh the world.
The biennial encampment Of the Su-
preme Lodge and grand encappment of
the Knights of Pythiss OF the world will
DO held at the national capital August
81 to SepteIn Der 5.
For this occasion the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company will sell round
trip tickets at reduced rates from sll
stations on its lines east of the Ohio
river, August 23d to 2Sth inclusive,
valid for return trip until September
9Th; further extension OF time to Sep.
tember 18th can be secured, provided
the ticket is deposited with the joint
agent at Washington, D. c., on or be-
fore September 6.
81, Pittsburg So, Cum berland 81 SIS, and
correspondingly low rates from all other
ntations.
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~ KNOW an old soldier who had
chronic diarrhna OF long standing to
have been permanently cured by taking
hamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrh@a Remedy" says Edward
Shnmpik, prominent druggist OF Min.
neapolis, him. II have sold the rem
edy in this city for over seven years
and consider it superior to any other
medicine now on tho market for bowel
complaints 25 ind so cent bottles of
this remedy for sale by the Chas Lyle
Drug Compa ny, druggists.
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Maud NInllcr-unt to Date.

Maud Muller. on n summer day.
Calmly famed the flies away.
The judge came riding down the road
And checked his horsrn near Maud's abode.
"Iiow it is. Maud, " he slowly sake.
"That you are not on. Win Your rake?
"Why don't you 90 rs IN the lag
And rake the ne,u!ow, swee; With Aay?'"
"Thc meadow, lay, enn even Tho axe"
She sighed. "s,rc ous :. p,o,'s ....c.
1--WE fin de steele maids, wol,
Rake nothin. but our Psyche knot"
The judge. with idol smashed In twain,
Proceeded NJ the road again.
-Exchan.s.
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drs. Baldwin'a Suit Compromised.

Mrs. w. G. Baldwin has compromised
per suit against the Johns Hopkins hos
Pltal, of Baltimote, satisfactory to all
#he parties concerned. Mrs. Baldwin
BHas accidentally burned while in tho
hospital undergoing an operation about
n months ago and has not been able to
Falk since. The hospital authorities
paid the amount asked and agreed to
Srest her until she fully RECEIVERS, they
10 do all in their power to effect cure.
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objected to Being Photographed.

Three men were discharged Sunday
Anorning from the employ of the Roa-
poke Electric Light and Power Company
II the power house by Chief Engineer
y pdike. Tho latter had made arrange
fnents for Lineback, the photogra pher,
10 make several pictures of the en-
2loyes, and the three men who were dis
harged refused to go into the group
because colored employe of the COM
eany was there. a few hot words
PASSED between the men and the chief
engineer, which resulted in their being
discharged. The vacancies were filed
Bt once by new men.
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Modern Printing,

Paintcr-Just have a look Mt my new
picture. How do you like it?
Fricnd--Oh, very much! 1t is splendid.
but fancy the original of the portrait is
not quite so rcd
Paintcr-Thc original Good gracious
What are you talking about?
Friend-Why, your uncle, of course
Painter-But that isn't my uncle. It's
o sunrisc!-Iustige Batter.
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Observation-Disclosures 0I1ANTI

WANTED-UNLIMITED OUANTI-
ties Of all kinds of hard wood piece
stock, kiln dried II possible. from Q
inches and up wide and IS inches and
up long, Inch thick, either planed or
rough. Apply for specifications. Spleen.
ala chance to work up your low grades.
Also logs, planks, boards and SQUARES.
dlve full particulars of stocks on hand,
price and freight rates to New York.
Address P. o. Box 2144, New York CITY.
SlO3t
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-10

Quite an enjoyable time was held at
fquire Wards, on Second avenue II. W.,
Wednesday evening. The occasion was
hat OF comforting the master Mason's
Ftfes and daughters degree on quite q
4umber of the brethren and their 70.
bale relatives by Prof. r S. Powell,
svho is one of the few Masons who can
8onfer it, and who is now located in this
Pity. After the ceremony refreshments
feree served by the squire and his hos
&itable wife.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-10
Sergeant Yoodson Resigns

Arthur Woodson, first sergeant. of the
]koanoke Light Infantry, rendered his
resignation at recent meeting of the
company and Second Sergeant George
Bentley was appointed 10 fill tho va
pancy The o:hcr subordinate officers
were promoted in their order and Pri-
Eate j. W. Hancock was appointed
fourth corporal.
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Death of James +. DrabbIe.

James L. Drabble, aged 30 years, died
yesterday morning at o'clock at the
residence of mis- brother, No 1913 Third
avenue n. W. The deceased was born
In New Haven, England, and had been
y resident of this city about three
months. The funeral services will be
conducted this morning at o'clock
from the residence by Rev. w. F. Ham,
per, after which the remains will be in {.
Herred In the City Cemetery.
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pc Shot at the Thief.

A thief attempted to enter the hon
perry OF Ballard Huddleston yesterday
morning about o'clock in the West
END. Mr.. Huddleston was awakened by
8he barking of his dog, and, seizing
shotgun, emptied the contents toward
8he thief, who took his leave as fast as
PTS legs would carry him. Mr.. Hubble
8ton Is confident that some of the shot
fook effect from the way tho fleeing
dnan yelled when the gun was fred
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|One More Day Of Argument.

The argument of A. p Staples in tho
contested election case began yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock and lasted until
8siX in tho afternoon. The main part of
7his argument WAS on the validity of the
8Third ward vote. w. A. Glasgow will
Sclose the argument to-day for tho con-
8testants
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'fany Church Festivals.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF tho Lee
Street Methodist Church held a lawn
party and festival last night on a vacant
sot near the corner of Seventh avenue
] nd Center street Il. W. The ATTENDANCE !,
fas good and a pleasant evening was
apent by all who attended. The festival
Rill be continued tonight and to.mor.
Spw night
The festival given last night by the
hdies of Trinity Church was not SO
hrgely attended as on the previous
light but good sum was realized from
Pie three nights entertainment that
Fill be used in church work
The East Roanoke Ladies' Aid Society
Fill give festival to morrow night at
Ehe corner of Park street and Moorman
pad n. W.
4 The Ladies' Aid Society of St. James
church will hold lawn party at the
3Sorner OF Sixth street and Second ave-
7ue n. W., on Friday night August 10th.
q MRTzEL soup and dancing at the Way
4de Inn tonight.
a o rs2srs for tDe Rex. week At 10
|Pnts per hundred.
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Btrawbcrry Valley baptist AssociatIon.

The Strawberry Valley Baptist Asso-
Eiation met yesterday morning with 225
felegates in attendance. The morning
#gas spent in reading letters and report is
#rom tho various churches in the dis
E&rict. In the afternoon religious ser.
vices were held at p. m. There was
sRlso on evening service The associa-
Zion will be continued until Sunday
might.
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A t ROANOKE MATTRESS COM
IN pany, "a Church avenue $ w. hair
mattresses to renovate also upholstery
OF all kinds neatly done. All orders
promptly attended to at short notice.
o i'm.
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Lawn Party at vinton.

The ladies of the Vinton Baptist
Church will hold lawn party and
festival to night and tomorrow night
! near tho terminus OF the street car
lime. The people OF Roanoke are cor
3dially invited TO attend.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-10

DOR RENT-NICE OFFICE SPACE
d in rear my office opposite Terry
building to desirable parties. w. S.
MCCLANAHAN. SAW
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when I sees her. und know What sadness
vhas. IL you doan', dot vhas al right.
Will shpeak good day to you, und some
pody vhas DO hangcdp'
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nv ANTED-TWO UNFURNISHED
w rooms, down stairs, suitable for
light housekeeping in southwest onlv.
Address III" TINES office. SORE.
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NOR RENT-THREE LARGE UN-
a furnished rooms, suitable for lighs
housekeeping, at No. Gel Campbell
street. s4 Iw
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WE WANT A GOOD DRIVING
- horse in exchange for iron fencing.
Call or write. CUSHMAN IRON CO
TINES building.
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MISS WHITEHURSTS SCHOOL,
~ The sixth year begins September
bell st. q 90
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WANTED-TO PURCHASE A coon
house in Southwest Roanoke. Ad-
dress IN. Y. a." care TINES office.
s 1OIOt
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THREE NICELY FURNISHED
Il rooms with or without board, with
privilege OF bath. Terms reasonable.
MRS. j. a. TIMBERLAKE, SIG Second
street D. W. SIS
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FOR SALE,
FOB RENT.

A'OR RENT-TWO UNFURNISHED
Il rooms, privilege of bath, at 21s
Church avenue 8. w. ss1w
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WANTED.-A GOOD UPRIGHT
w boiler, portable, about horse
power. Must be in good condition and
cneap for cash. Address, L C, TINES
office. co
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FROM ALL AROUND The CITY.
Current Local Events Of the Day
Briefly Told.
BIS OF Facts and Gossip Gathered on tho
streets by Timos Reporters-Points
political. Social and General Happen
ing Yesterday
Police Court Fines.

Fines aggregating s32 SO were i'm
posed yesterday morning in police court
by Justice Williams. They were mostly
Tor lettering on tho street and drunken
ness.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED
- by three young men; will paw SIS
per Month each Address with full par.
ticulars. III. F." TIMES office. s21w
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Correspondingly low rates from other
stations.
For moro detailed information apply
to nearest Baltimore and Ohio agent.
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MONEY CAN BE SAVED BY PUECuAs.
Nv ING railroad tickets from O'Mohondro, o
"NN@'eoh spcct 7211m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-10

For indigestion and all other
conditions resulting from con-
stlpation, go by the book on
Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills CSC. At
drugstores; or write to B F
Allen Co, 3o5 Canal st, New
York.