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The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-09-14
OFFICIAL SYNOPSIS
OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF
THE A
or County Commissioners Of Madison
County. Montana, at and During
the Regular September 1895 Ses-
sion.
r A SEPT. Sd.

The BOARD OF commissioners OF Madison
county, Montana, met In regular session at
the Office OF the county clerk OF said county
on Tuesday. September Sd, 1895, (being the
first Tuesday after the first Monday in said
month, the SAID first Monday being made
by law a legal holiday at ten O'Clock a. !.
Present: Joseph Smith. j. 5. Crlsman and
George Copp, commissioners, and Barclay
Jones, clerk.
The board was called to order by the
chairman. Joseph Smith, and at once pro-
ceeded to examine the books and accounts
OF the county treasurer tor the quarter end
ing August 31st. 1895.
The several receipts, licenses and tax
stubs issued iOr money paid into the treas
ury, were checked and compared with the
books OF said treasurer and county clerk,
whereby it appears that the treasurer has
quarter, viz:
Fines from district court .........S 500
Costs from dist court in criminal
Licenses collected. ...... -. 40SG e.
Taxes, property, special, penalty
and publication. ............... 1S4 10
Official tees paid .............. ISL 05
Poor tax paidin by county assessor 300
Sale OF effect of squaw Susie decsd l6 IS
Tuition collected by clerk OF school
district number e........... II SO
Tit warrants, school orders, interest
CVupOuS duO OIuCA NOuCuCAe pAceculcu NY
the treasurer as having been paid during
said quarter, were also compared with the
books OF said treasurer and county clerk,
found correct and ordered cancelled. by
which 1t appears the treasurer has paid out
the following sums for said quarter:
Amount paid state treasurer. So 525 06
Interest coupons on county bonds
redeemed 1850
County clerks orders 10 jurors and
witnesses paid ................ IS 80
General fund warrants pald...... 593 30
Contingent uud warrants paid -. 1868 80
Poor 1und warrants paid ......... 2744 80
Road fluid warrants paid........ 1888 81
District school orders paid ..,.... 2437 -
Interest coupons on school bonds
district number 5............... 175
The report OF the county treasurer. show
ing the receipts and disbursements tor the
last quarter. and the balances on hand IN
the several funds was compared with the
books OF said treasurer and the county
clerk, found correct, approved and ordered
fled aud entered IN full upon the Journal.
BY which report it appears that the bal
anses in the several funds are as follows.
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SECOND DAY~-SEPr. 4TH,

~SSH ~"
Board met pursuant to adjournment, pre-
sent, the same members as on yesterday.
The following proceedings were had:
The report Of w } Foreman, assessor,
for the last quarter. showing the collection
and payment into the Co treasury OF special
poor tax amounting to 1874, was approved
and ordered filed.
The report OF Thomas Duncan, Clerk OF
the Court, tor said quarter, showing the
collection and payment into the treasury of
$lG2.60, as official ices was approved and
ordered filed.
The report OF Barclay Jones, Clerk and
Recorder, Tor SAID quarter, showing that
he earned and paid into the treasury,
as official tees, the sum OF STOOD, was
approved and ordered Tled.
The report OF j. l. Haines, sheriff, tor
said quarter. showing the collection and
payment into the treasury OF S2i5.3O. as
0mlcIal fees, was approved and ordered
filed.
The claims against the county, on file and
OF record IN the county clerks allowance
book, were examined. and the following
orders made and entered in relation TO
certain of said claims, viz
That the claim OF Ras Rochester for $l5. 81.
Tor clothing tor H OV Kelley and nails tor
road dist No. 4, be continued.
That the claims OF Johnson, Bickford
and Co for pump for poor farm be rejected.
That the claim OF W A Fletcher be reduce
cd 20 cts on account OF error therein.
That the claim of Jos Beautie Tor board OF
Bowker, last quarter, be reduced $3. 81 on
account OF over charge.
That the claim OF Mrs z NJ Allen for
beard Of Jackson for last quarter be reduced
" cts on account Of over charge.
That the claim OF p V Jackson for milk.
butter and wood furnished II ) Goodwin
De continued to the next session.
That the balances due upon the claims
above named, with other claims hereafter
enumerated be allowed, and that the
county clerk Issue the proper warrants
upon the poor tund of the county therefor,
to-wit:
POOR FUND.
Pease Bros, medicine tor f Hoover s 9 80
Jos. Beautie board of Bowker, from
March 5 to June 5, 1895 .......... 60 90
Cox and Pyle, meat furnishes Estelle
Jas. F.'oGver, butter and eggs tor
J. NJ. He eani.y furniture, etc. Tor !"
Poor Observation-Disclosures. 80 80
W. A. Fletcher, meat and butter for
Goodwin. N allowed. ........... "a SO
g.. Audihred, sund. articles for Poor
Farm "a 80
J. II. Davis, boarding Pelierin one
Richard Finley, grain fur. Poor Farm Is %
Jos. Beanfe. amt allowed for board
R. A. Ferguson, board OF Mrs. MD.
wileomb Bros. sund. prov. Tor Poor
Mrs. 4. C. knight, milk for Judy
Fs.ak Finley. On. ed. weed isr j ady.
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Total amount in treasury ..... .$l34l7 81
Board adjourned to 8 a. III. OF Wednesday
the 4th instant. Attest Barclay Jones clerk
Joseph Smith, Chairman.
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John Turnbull, serlces as nurse 80 90
T. +. Pollard, boarding Robbins and
White. 2Y4 60
Jacob Albright. clothing, bedding
etc tor Co. poor Il l'arker ms. Al 80
Reed Il Hagenberger, meat Tor
hOauaus.. .,.... ................. SU
DR.. Leroy Southmayd, sal. as Co.
ply stefan $50 90
o. d. French & Co. prov. Tor Judy
family. 4 So
Q. d. French. & Co prov. tor Pellerin : %
Filing. Knight and Butord. sund. for
Poor Farm. $500. -. 81 So
Geo. GOhn, meat for Poor Farm 81 AZ
Geo. Guhn, meat furnished Pellerin l Us
Geo. Conn, meat fur. Judy family 4 81
lsdell Merct. Co.. meat and II
for Co. Poor. IS 10
Mrs. l.. Nj. Allen. board OF jackson
and Woodrut1.................... l6 66
Florence E. Church, sewing etc. Mrs.
D. NJ. 6 90
S. B. Page. grain tor Poor Farm 5 &c
Saml. Williams, one mo. 6 days wk.
on Poor Farm. 43 10
Thos. Lyons, 3 mos. work on Poor
Farm. 80 90
A. T. Rodgers, hired help tor Poor
Farm. observation-disclosures. As IS
Mantle Templeton, wk. In house
Poor Farm....... .. ............. 20 90
Albert Brothers, wk, on Poor Farm,
one mo. = u 20
A. T. Rodgers. sal. as mgr. of Poor
farm, or. end. Aug. 81, lS95...... $50 90
Eliel Bros dry goods Tor Estelle
j.. +. DDullea, prov. and wood tor
S Buford & Co., sund tor poor
RoSt V,ckers s Co slippers tor
Parker insane... ............... 50
Barclay Jones. 8 mos house re It tor
Gus Smith, meat fur. Jas. O'Day 4 50
w j Crowell, prov for Estelle family 60 50
Board adjourned to A M of Thursday
the 9Th. instant. Attest: Barclay Jones,
Clerk. Joseph Smith, Chairman.
THIRD DAY-SEPT. s..
The Board of Commissioners met Jul
suant to adjOurnment; present the same
members as on yesterday, and resumed the
examination OF claims on tile and OF record
in xthe allowance book. The following
orders were made and entered in relation
to certain OF said claims, viz
That the claim OF A Kimball, sup dist no.
20 be reduced $500, on account OF charge
tor two days services warning out men to
work..
That the claim OF E 6 Foster Tor hauling
gravel in dist No. s be reduced $1.75.
4uaG VIC ldIA0 U! . - 11hlul6Cy AOA WIN
on roads dist No. 4 be reduced 50 cts
That the claim OF 6 II Spared, sup dist
No. . be reduced 49, 10 on account OF over
charge tor extra man employed on roads.
That the claim OF W w Sowders as sup
dist No. 1G, be referred back tor correction,
the same being uncertain and indefinite as
to what labor was performed and the
charge therefor.
That the claim of B II Hunt. tor 4 days,
hauling gravel. in dist No. = be reduced $500
That the claim OF A Anderson, tor 4 days
hauling gravel in dist No. s be reduced 81.
That the claim OF p Carney be reduced
*5.0 O, on account OF charge tor team and
extra man employed.
That the claim OF NJ 7 Carney be reduced
3 rs on account OF work OF man and team
in dist No. 8.
That the claim OF A E Wilcomb, sup dist
no. IA, be reduced $S 80, on account OF over
charge tor extra man employe ed.
That the balances due upon the claims
above named. with other claims hereafter
enumerated. be allowed and that the county
clerk issue the proper warrants on the
road fund in payment OF the same, viz
ROXD FUND.
rbor,nco, !. D,p~oIJ, 1,~lo,
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Ioau Iuuu III payHleut VI Tue same, VIZ.-
ROAD FUND.
Thompson Il Reynolds, lumber tor
Dist. No l4....... IA 50
Dillon Imp Co., pillow point for
Dist No H.. / 90
Ras Rochester,, nails tor Dist No4 SO
A kimbali, amt allowed as sup.
dist no 90. 63 so
s Auditfred. shovel tor dist no4 80
Frank w Stone. serv as sup distnO3 1876 90
Joseph Gloon, wk on roads dist nO3 SO
Patrick Kelley, wk on roads dist no 3 81 so
Isaaic Poitrais, blacksmith work tor
coutny ....,. = 50
WI. McGrady, serV as sup dist
10 30 w
JAS II Nicely. wk on roads in dist NOD Al %
w 3 Bell, wk on roads in dist no. l6 %
5 l. Hardesty, amt allowed tor Wk
on roads dist no 4.........,. >. %
Onezlne Quay, wk on roads IN dist
........ S Is
Walter Williams, Wk on roads in
ulst no 4..,... ~ w
Green WEIGH, logs Tor Granite creek
bridge 500
II S Gilbert, cedar post for snow inc 6 80
Nick Carey, lumber Tor snow fence 8 90
Il L Cook serv sup dis no. one ...... 100 80
e G Foster. amt and for Wk on road
dist. number s Is Is
W II Fitch, serv as sup dist no. %. 70 90
Geo II Sparrell amt allowed for serv
sup dist no. 151 90
saml Marshall bridge stringers tor
district number IL ,.............. 10 90
Frank Metzel, lumber tor district
number % ........ ............. 80 90
Amos Eastman serv supt dist no. 6 Is 50
i II Hunt amt allowed tor hauling
gravel dist number 8 ............. IL 90
Eckstorm & Kennedy lumber for dist
number 8. 80 90
" N Fergus nails for dist no. s.;... 90
rrr~H ~vvv- A~
gravel dist number ........... Is 90
q I Bryant wk on roads in dist nos % Is
p Carney amt allowed for sery sup
dist number At ~
II Carney amt allowed for work
on roads dist number S............ Is IS
l SPendarvis serv sup dist no. g.. 81 90
II 7 Brockway wrk on bridge dist
hunlDer ................. ...... Z W
James Wilsey work on road bridge
dist number 2 ................. M
Wesley Thompson mat for Ledtord
creek bridge 90
Henry Cahill mat for Williams gulch
s 4 Smith sery sup dist number il
and wk on roads in dist Is and II 120 SO
Bert Keller wk on roads dist no. 49,. 40 90
Filing. Knight & Butord sund tor rds 6 90
Isdell merct CO., sund tor dists nos. 8
and 16.. . so
Albert + Wilcomb serv as sup dist
number A........................l 43 90
j " Beall strlngers tor bridge dist
number 8 90
The following orders were also made
and entered in relation to certain other
claims on file and OF record, viz:
That the claim OF Henry Filing for $15.
for letter press for county atty. be rejected.
That the claims hereafter enumerated be
allowed and that the county clerk issue the
proper warrants on the contingent fund in
payment Of the same, VIZ
CONTINGENT FUND.
Pioneer Press CO.. stationery ........ . 4s
PiORoer Prees CO., index books. $50. 100 Is
Jas D.How kalsomining. offices ana
laying linoliun % y
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II Monaghan sal and mileage
Della HerndOn or sal as kupt and
stamps. . ........,-...... 255 SO
Pioneer Press Co. warrant books in-
dexes etc 124 -
Della herndon paper used IN exam 4 50
Lew l. Galloway sal and exp as co
attorney tor mo OF Aug ............ 81 20
Rank Il co sund tor court house
and jail. e.. 43 65
VIM NJ Donaldson work at court hse IS 80
William } Foreman or sal and TX as
assessor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 451 so
Thos Duncan oh pd ex chg pos seal
curtains etc ........ 90 10
Thos Duncan Or sal as dist court
clerk 375 90
Mrs o d French sund for court hse IA 10
Barclay Jones Oh pd eX chg pos frgt
etc 80 SO
Barclay Jones, or sal as co elk and
recorder. ............. $50 90
Jacob Albright. or sal as co treas $50 90
w W Chiefly, printing blanks
licenses 329 %
Jos l Halnes, sal and expenses as
sheriff. observation-disclosures. 500 95
Filing. Knight 4 Buiord, sumo for
court house. % so
Va City Water co. water rent tor
co bulldings...................,.. Is 90
S r Butord Il co, sund tor court
5 50
Nelson Cole, repairing court house
fence. s 90
Standard Pub co books tor treas
167 20
Inc aCJtOQ OF Inc chairman ana COUNTY
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Inc actlOn OF the chairman and county
clerk, in issuing two warrants on the con-
tingent fund, to L l. Galloway. co atty. for
salary for months OF June and July, in the
sum OF $500 each, was approved and con-
firmeu.
The following order were made and
entered in relation to certain other claims
That the claim OF j H Davis, j p tor
fees in cause of the state VS. James, be re-
duced % cts and that the balance due on
said cfalm together with other claims below
enumerated be allowed and that the county
clerk issue the proper warrants on the
general fund in payment therefor, viz:
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-13
PERSONAL.

E. ]. Coach, of Richmond, is in the
city on business.
Miss Lsvela Slicer, very charming
young lady OF Fincastle, la visiting Mrs.
G. T. jennings, on Twelfth avenue
southwest.
C. E. Postleshwaite, chief clork for
General Superintendent Hippey, Nor
folk and Western railroad, left yester-
day for Mt Union, Pa, accompanied
by his nephew, Albert McGsrvey, who
has been visiting him for some time
c f Ferrill, wife and daughter, OF
New Orleans, stopped over in the city
yesterday
]. a. Evans and wife, Of Memphis,
were in Roanoke yesterday.
Mrs. Rufus Spaulding. of st. Louis,
Mo-, was in the city yesterday and will
mountains.
W. j. Gardner. Of Bedford City, was
in Roanoke yesterday on business
W. C. McBurnoy. OF Richmond, was
registered at Hotel Roanoke yesterday.
D. l. Bachman, general manager Of
the Grocer Iron Company, was in Rich
Hill yesterday.
III. T. Carter. of Bedford City, was in
Roanoke yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. G. Smith are in
Norfolk.
Mrs. s. G. Williams went TO BEDFORD
City yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs, j. b. Stephenson have
gone to Bellefonte, Ohio, to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Stephenson's father, d.
Ell. Stephenson.
Thomas A. REDEEM, OF Richmond, who
represents the National Casket Com
pany, ia in the city.
81. E. Gerhard. OF Philadelphia, score.
tary and treasurer OF the Roanoke Gas
and Water Company, is in the city.
Chss. 1. Stewart, editor Of the Even,
Ing World, returned yesterday morning
from Blue Ridge Springs, where he has
been attending the annual convention
OF the Virginia Press Association.
s. S. Bridgers and bride returned yes.
terday evening from Greenb-ier White
Sulphur Springs.
DR.. John D. Scott left yesterday for
Montgomery county on professional
business. :
Mrs. N. l.. Price, of Farmville, Is vise
iting her son M. c. Price. of the Norfolk
and Western freight depot, at AIT Camp,
bell avenue southwest.
John FL. Graybill, editor OF the Shen-
andosh Herald OF Woodstock, Va. is in
the city.
II. D. Laffersy. v!ce-president of the
Hull Coal and Coke Company, left yes
terday for Asheville, N. c.
James A. Mcconnell left last night for
his old home in Altoona where he has
accepted situation.
Mrs. Il. w. Day and Mrs. Tremain re-
turned last night from short visit to
friends IN Staunton.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-13
Cow They Could BE CscL

"Now that we're ont of our Old bua-
ness" said tho ex-gaInbling house pro
Irietor, II suppose we will have to try
something elsc''
But what" asked the dealer.
"That's troublesome question:" re-
turned tho proprietor. I'D like to put
the stock we have To some use, but it
doesn't seem to DO suited to any other
business Our marked cards are practi-
cally useless outside Of our old line.
Sure, " replied tho dealer.
"The honest packs arc Of no more
use"
"Thcy arc unless VIE start progress
i've euchre school"
(Which is ont of the question, said
the proprietor. Even the tables can
not be used anywhere else" he added.
''They'd be coniiscatcd sure if the po-
lice saw them" Mmittcd the dealer.
And the faro boxes are just as bad -
"They are,
"The chips
"Hold ont" cried tho dealer ioyfully.
eve can use them. "
How"
Start soda water fountain.
But we have no fountain
Hang the fountain We can attend
to that later. If we've got good assert
ment Of poker chips to use as cashier s
checks, we've got the main feature of
the business. Chicago Times Herald
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-13
DressmnfSinG Hints.

The newest way of making tho thin
textiles is TO have them separate from
the lining, which for the bodice may DO
high or low nccked, and in either case
como within the scope of fashion and
propricty. For convpniencc's sake, how
ever, the outside skirt and the lining
skirt of the thin gown are sometimes
attached to tho same band. And q good
thing to know is that, though crinolined
skirts are fast being releSated to the IN
fashionable populace, it is very neces-
sary to grasscloth the silk petticoat
that gees with gauZy costume Other
wise. unless the petticoat silk is Of
phenomenal stiffness, there Will be no
set to the dainty rig you have meant to
be the darling OF your summer eye. And
the least damp will bring on q limpncSs
that would make faint the br;nest heart.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-13

NORFOLK spots, bluefish, etc, fresh
at Catognis.
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CHEAP


7room house on John street bath, and hot
and cold water, stable and carriage house.
Price, $3.50.
9room house on Terry Hill. every convent
cnce, large lot, Price, 1900
$500.
l2-room brick house with large lot, nne
stable. in two blocks of the passenger depot.
Price $2.250.
The best residence lot on jefferson street,
300.
Special bargain in residence lot on Eighth
avenue.
The hest lot on Salem avenue, 5Ox2l0 feet.
Price, $50.
We will trade lot or housc for good
horsc.
Farm, d. acres, three milcs from Roanoke,
well water and fenced, land on level. Price.
$500.
Fine farm, POO acres, six miles from Roa-
nokc, three miles from station, S-rOom frame
dwelling. good out buildings orchard and
fine fish pond, very cheap.
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sAMBo's NARROW ESCAPE.
Tho Enumeration Was Not Complete
Enough to Convict Him.

Tho Enumeration Was Not Compaeto
Enough to Convict Him.
1t is not strange that tho southern col
ored man has vaGue and mistaken no.
tions about property rights He and his
ancestors We're for ages enslaved and
had no rights whatever, even to their
own persons Therefore all they could
gain was through trcachery and deceit,
and it is only natural that these traits
bred by slavery remain rs inherited char
actcristics, now that the negro enjoys
the blessings Of freedom. 1t may take
several generations before their habit of
stealing will be unlearncd, for even
when the colored man becomes religious
his easily bcSetting sin will be most Of
ten found i'll his not respecting the prop
erty rights of others. And thereby hangs
Il tale.
1t was q Tennessee Methodist class
leader who had before him 81 six months
probationer whom he was questioning
for admission to all the privileges of the
church
well, Sambo, said the class leader.
II hope you are prepared to live Chris
tan life i'll accordance with your pro-
IeoSioh- hdNe you stolen any chickens
during tho last six months?''
mo, sab done stole no chickens 1"
Have you stolen any turkeys ~
pigs?"
Sambo looked grievcd. mo. sah!"
II am very glad to hear this good re-
port, " continued the class leader, land
trust you will continue to live an hon
est Christian life -
After church Sambo hurried homo
with his wife, who had overheard the
catechizing. When they were fairly out
Of everybody's hearing. he drew long
breath of relief and turned self ap-
proving glance to his better half.
"Cfolly" he said in half cautious
whisper, "cf he'd cr said ducks I'd BEN
lost niggah, suah !''-Boston Budget,
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The Recognized Representative Trade Journal Of the Printing
World, THE INLAND PRINTER, of Chicago, says:

he art of condensation has evidently its limit
by The Stone Printing and Manufacturing Company North
Jefferson street. Roanoke, Virginia nge-paac halfccr
circular they show the following samples printing and kindred
work; etterprcss printing ftonc engraving
(trce coo zinc etching rule and figure calendar in two
colo) printing in gold and enclosing automatic NUMBERING,
eyeeng three kinds of peroatn and sample ruling in three
coo OF nk) For novelty and pinstaking in presenting
all the above at glance do this has ever been
euaiied-ceralny not surpassed Tho work beautifully done
and must have involved hours planning before
undertaking TO produce such excellent compendium The
ctterpe printing is description of their establishment which
is up-todate and complete in every department"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-13

MEAL tickets 81 meals ga st Ca
togni's.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-13

m VOII want to sell anything? TRY the one.
~ wv cent-a-word column OF THE TINES.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-13

NORFOLK spots, blue fish, ETC., fresh
at Catogni's
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-13

DFvUED and soft shell crabs at Ca
togri's to-day.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-13
Women ON Police Forces,

Rev. Anna II. Shaw Of Boston, who
spoke at the wOman's congress in San
Francisco recently, favored having WON
Ell on the police forces of large cities.
There has been one Office have longed
for" s;lid she, land that is the Office Of
policeman. What we want In San Fran
cisco and every other city i'll the country
is good women on the police board. If
they were there, there would not bc one
thousandth part of the immortality "
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-13

You get polite attention and good
meals at Catogni's.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-13

THE very finest custom made clothes
from 5000 of the latest styles are being
made at No. 7 Campbell stree. Is per
cent cheaper than elsewhere. Work
maDship and 6t guaranteed the best.
A. d. RICE,
Receiver, +. II, Ayers & Co.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-13
Thought She Was Safe.

Judge-Your age?
Lady-Thirty years.
Judge OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will have
some difficulty in proving that
Lady-(cxcitcdly)-You'll find hard
to prove the contrary. az tho church reg
lister which contained tho entry of my
nano was burned in the ycar 1876
Texas Siftings
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-13
White C0unterpanes.

The rarest value ever offered Superior
grade, full size, crochet, in beautiful Mar
good as you are paying SlSTH for every
where, only 81.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-13
100000 to Loan at Once.

AT SIX per cent interest on business
property, secured through the North
western Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany. Call at COZ South Jefferson street.
Il. S VAN HORN.