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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-18
MOUSDSEILIiic,
A Miscellaneous Msiansp OF Minor Mat
terS from M,r,,laIl's MptrouolI.

A miscellaneous Msian: 20 OF Minor Mat.
ters fran Mtrsiiairs Metropolis.
The regular monthly social Of the
Epworth League, held at the home OF
Mr.. Thomaa Scott on Thursday evening,
was n very enjoyable affair. Seventy
five persons were present and spent the
evening in n social manner. A book
party" was ono OF the features and wa.
quite a success. Miss Ira Cartwright
won first prize and Miss Edna ihomp-
son tho "booby" prize.
Constable Sprout cane here yesterday
from benwood with two men whom he
arrested on warrants for assault and
battery. They will DO tried before
Squire Criswell.
The dog poi.oner has been getting in
r. gtea. deal OF work lately in this city.
Night before las, J. F. Burley lost a pet
dog. There were quito a number recent.
ly.
George C. Blake, who has been in
California for the benefit Of hi. health
for several months. returned Yesterday
morning, much improved.
Miss Mary Sanford returned Tuesday
evening from Chillicotlie. Ohio, where
she spont the winter months with her
brother.
County court will meet nc1. Tuesday
aud let n contract ior painting the iron
fence around tho court house yard.
Squire Henry Riddle, of Bcnwood, was
in the city yesterday OH official bust.
ness.
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MARTINS FERRY.
iiaps aud silsi,aps In tho Thriving CITY
AErn.s Llin Itlyer.

NtFbES INV ie'Ner
Yesterday was tho day sot for tho ar
eunout TO got inside tho verdict OF tho
Jury In tho caac OF Ohio VS.. James Dor.
soy. who was charged with shooting at
kAloxandorE Humphrey and who was
iound guilty OF assault by tho Jury Tho
motion was not argued aud Judge
briggs fined Dorsey so and costa, Tho
costs In the case arc worry heavy.
Tho fraternity Hall Association will
orcct a throe.story brick building on
their property on Fourth atfcet aud
will aell bonds to tho amount oiiSl2.O0
In denominations OF So. 500 and 5000,
bearing U per cont interest, rodoomablc
In ten to twenty years.
Yesterday morning while Mrs. :. +.
Dean was burning rubbish In tho yard
tho clothing OF hor ilv0.yoar.old daugli'
tor, Nollic, caught fire, but fortunately
shc was not injured. .
A largo number OF girls liaye found
employment In tho Etnn.StandHrd tin
mills. An equal number will BIO ON.
plopod At tho Laughlin.
Owners OF horses aud cows should
boar In mind that Health Officer lindo.
muth will take charge OF all those found
running at large.
Misc Flo Coylc, stenographer In tho
l.aughlin nail works, left Yesterday for
hor home at New Castle, Pa, 10 ROMAN
oyer Sunday.
Tomorrow will oe "0ld Peoples Day"
at the NJ. f. church. Vehicles have
been provided for all those who aro IN.
able to walk.
The delegates TO the Boston conven.
ton will serve ice cream at tho home OF
Miss Cora Sloan every Saturday even.
Ing.
Rev. :. II. Scott, a returned missionary.
will occupy tho pulpit in tho NJ. L.
church tomorrow evening.
Last night Mis-, Lucy Phillips enter.
tanned n party OF young friends at her
homo on Jefferson street.
william wilkins, OF tho Ohio Valley
Clay Pot Works, OF Steubenvillc, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Flo lleatherington, OF Bellairo,
visited tho family OF Stephen lIipkins,
jr., yesterday.
superintendent Rossitcr, OF the St.
Clairsyillo schools has been reelected.
Tho pension OF 7. II. Stanton has been
revuced from Sl2 to So per month.
G. II. Carpenter, who has boen on the
sick list, is able to be on, again.
William Dull had a finger mashed a.
tho Etna.Standard mill.
The high school seniors were OK.
smined yesterday.
Will link. OF ~steubenvllle, was in
town yesterday.
Council will meet again tonight
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GRAvrsENp RACE TRACK. y. Y, May
1.-THE attendance at tho Gravesend
race track to-day was small in COM
parison with that Of the opening day,
but for M oil day, it was good. Almost
1000 people were present. The dis.
appointment Of tho day was in tho
opening event. when tho winner OF last
years Futurity, Tho Butterflies, was
asked to 20 4 mile and a sixteenth, aud
was beaten handily by Owlet The
betting was not so open rs on Wednes-
day. The state racing commission and
the secretary were preIent TO enforce
the law. Summaries:
First, | Lilo miles-0wlet. |; Tho
Butterflies, .; Sabilla, 3; LAG.
Second. 4 furlongs = Wernberg, ];
Factotum, 2; Jack OF Spades, 8; l:l4.
Third, Amazon stakes, mile-Fl6r.
eta, l; Tenderness. 9; Fascination, 5;
:49l.
Fourth. May stakes. 9 iurloug,-Ridi-
Guile. |; Liza. 2; Bombazet,e, 3; l:l5l.
Fifth, ! mile-Brisk. /; Heresy, .;
Buccaneer, 8; sol.
Sixth, ll.l6 m~iles-Sis,er Mary, !;
stowaway,2 Patriciau, 8; LAG.
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II had n very severe cold on my
luncs TINT caused much soreness. md
gavu me considerable uncasincss in RI.
gard TO tho result" says MIR. Il. +.
Smith, Of Billorica, Mass. "a local
druggist caliod my attention to Cham.
borlain'a Cough Eomody, aud on his
recommendation 1 gavo tho remedy n
careful trial. The result surprised mo;
| recovered entirely in three DAYS" %
md 30 cont bottles for salo by Chas. r,
Goelze. viii W. Irwin. John Klari,
VIM: i. Williams, G. hlnnkomollet, VIM.
II. Hague. II. G. stswart, A. L. Schuclc,
j.. Coleman. G. s%chnepf, VIM. Monko,
mcllor, " hoolinc, w.. Va. Bowio & Co,
Bridgeport; b. |. Peabody Il Son, Bon.
wood.
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LOUISVILLE, May 1.-Two lone favor
ties won at Churchill Downs this alter.
noon for the fearful drubbing they 70.
ceived yesterday. The bright, warm
weather had the effect Of bringing on. a
large crowd. and the events were wit.
nea.ed by fully 5000 people. Summary:
First, 5 iurlongs-Ce,arian /; Miss
Rowett2; The Princess 3; LOS.
Second. 4! furlongs-Lucille l; Tonic
.; Nancy 7. 3; :59S.
Third, mile. 20 yards-Michael l;
1nterior22 Greenwich 3;l:53l.
Fourth. y furlongs-0tho /: Rondo
2; Asaph 3; 1854.
Fifth. Q iurlongs-tIotgson Il Dr..
Reed .; Horace Argo g.; l:l7l.
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secretary Barrows wishes to state to
the basc ball patrons that thcy are in
no danger Of losing their ball club.
Continuing, Mr.. !;arrows says: AL.
though VIC have received an o!lcr for
tho transfer OF Tho club to another city,
We iiayc decided TO sticl; to Wheeling IA
long ns the patronage continues to DO
as good as 1t has bucn since tho OPEN
ing. We have made expenses 40 far.
and considering tho bad weather and
sctbacks the league has had
va have done very well. Wo
haye great faith in Wheeling, aud feel
sIre We wilt hayea balance on tho right
side Of the ledger when the season
clOses,n
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All Sorts of Local Now. aud Gossip from
tho Glass City.
All the sewers that empty into the
Ohio river have been closed up BY the
Ohio Valley railway company filling in
around tho piling OF the ,restling tina.
lines the front OF the city. An effort
will be made to have the company 70.
pair the mouths OF the sewers and they
are to be opened at once.
No word is expected from the mill
management now concerning the new
scale until alter the meeting OF the
Amalgamated Association next week,
but the local committee is in readiness
to settle at any time il term. can be
reached.
The evolutionary recital in the
Christian church las. nigh. BY b.
Brown, jr., aud Walter Mau,eil, OF
Bethany college. was well ~patronized
and highly pleasing to tue audience.
James II. Cope, OF Pennington, was
in town yesterday. He is a candidate
for the legislature and is going around
10 let people know what a good natured,
jolly fellow he is.
John II. Campbell is the delegate
from the local Amalgamated lodge to
the national convention a, Cleveland
next week and ". J. Carson is the al.
ternEtc.
The new plant for the manufacture
OF enameled signs will DO started up on
Monday. It was the intention 10 start
yesterday, but they were delayed.
Charles @. Carroll came down from
St. Clair,villc on his wheel Yesterday
afternoon and spent several hours with
some Of the boys.
There are moro miners at work than
are idle in this city. and more OF them
will be ut work the coming week.
The Bellairo Gas and Electric Com.
pany holds its annual meeting this
afternoon.
Miss Settie Etz, Of Washington CITY,
is the guest OF her cousin, Miss Dora
Schramm.
Fred Kempls is home from philadeI.
phia, where he graduated in d dental
college.
There were three drunka registered a.
the city bastile yesterday.
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Quarter Century Test

For a quarter OF a century DR.. Kine's
New Discovery has been tested, and the
millions who have received benefit from
its use tc-tiiy to its wonderful curative
powers in all diseases Of Throat, Chest
aud Lungs. A remedy that has stood
the test 80 long and that has given 90
universal satisfaction is no experiment.
Each bottle is positively guaranteed 10
give relief, or the money will be refund
cd. 1t is admitted to be tho most rcli.
able for Coughs and Colds. Trial bottles
FREQ at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store.
Largo size SOC and ST. 8
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
eases relieved IN six hours by tho "NEw
GREAT SoUrH AMERICAN KIDNEY CuNs."
THIS now remedy Is n great surprise on
account OF its exceeding promptncss in
relieving pain in tho bladder, kidneys.
back and every part Of tho urinary pass.
ago in male or female. 1t relieves re-.
t@ontion OF water md pain in passing it
almost immediately. II you want quick
rolioi and cure this Is your remedy,
Sold by Il. IL. List. druggist, Wheeling,
W. Va.
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Mr.. Fred Miller, Of irving, H.. write,
that he had a severe Kidney trouble for
many years. with severe pains in bis
back and also that his bladder was nj.
fec,od. He tried many so-called Kidney
cures but without any good result
About IL year ago ho began the use Of
Electric 1,iltcrs and found relief at once
Electric Filters is especially adapted to
cure OF NIL Kidney md Liver trouble.
and often gives almost instant relief.
Ono trial will prove our statement
Price only SOC for largo bottle. A.
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. 8
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From n. GrOion. Connecticut. Rtricrr.
David LOWS. who has been afflicted
all winter by rheumatism, Is out again
and nll duo to ono Of the medicines nd.
vortised in our columns. Alter trying
everything possible, he used Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm, which has relieved
him OF all pain, IRON which no was n
constant sufferer. ami promises TO mako
him fit for duty o We know David
has boon n grcat sufferer aud arc glad
TO SEQ him around again.
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WHAT a minister says: Rev. R. n.
New Haven, No., wri,es:-
Please add my name to the long list OF
friends to your excellent De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve. its uso in my family
for several cases Of skin oruptions md
sores proved it n p~ericct healer.n Never
fails to cure piles. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling W. Va, B. f. Peabody, Ben.
wood, and Bowie & Co., bridgeport, O.
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GERMAN sUGat
The Debate on the Changes In Taxation
begun In tho l%ssichstar,

The Debate on the Changes In Taxation
begun In tho Iseichstar.
BERLIN, May 1.-The long expected
debate on the proposed change, in tho
taxation Of sugar, with the view OF
atlordinc relief to the sugar growers Of
Germany, was commenced in tho reich.
stag to-day. Tho secretary OF the i'm.
perial treasury, Count Posadowsky
wehner, said that the bill was not
brought in in tho interest OF the sugar
manufacturers but in tho interest OF the
beet growers. Its rejection, no added,
would increase the agitation now exist
ing among the agrarian classes. Con-
.inuing, the secretary said that the
government had gradually reduced the
bounties on sugar and contemplated
their entire repeal. but 90 long q, other
states continued to grant bounties to
exporters Germany could not be with.
out them or her trade would be sup
planted.
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May 20, 81, e2-Canton a, Columbus,
Akron a, Mansfield. Twin Cities Mt Ken.
ton, wheeling i, FEndlay.
May 90, 81. 2j-Wheolins n. Kcnton,
Akron al Columbus. Canton 4: Mans.
field, Twin Cite, =. FindIay.
May y, %. 29-Nheeling at Colum.
bus. Twin Cities a. Mansfield, Canton
at kentor. Akron AZ Findlay.
May 30 two cames), 3l-Wheeling q.
Mansfield, Twin Ci,ies nt Columbus,
Akron q. kenton, Canton a, FindIay.
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GREENSBORO. KY, May l6.-Ths Demo.
cratic convention to nominate for rail.
road commissioner for tho First district
Of the state, to-day, unanimously adopt.
ed the following resolutions:
We declare it to be an elementary
principle OF Democratic faith that both
gold and silver coin shall constitute the
primary money Of the country; both
metals shall be received tor minta.e
without discriminating against either
aud Mt the leval ratio that existed prior
to 1873.
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Tho Pom and Pencil ldorado pamcs
IN tho Musee league will not start until
~ O'Clock. Tho Pen and Pencils have
roorgsnixo1, aud will present this team .
Travis, King, Myers, Turner. Archer
and Blind" Tho pencil puahors llavo
been rolling away down, and will On.
deavor to regain their grin this evening.
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So you do not think that Shakespeare
had an original mind?" MOL do not.
Why, just look over his writings and
you'll find thousands OF instances whore
he used whole sentences that are in
everybody's month and as common rs
household words."-B0dO TRANSCRIPT.
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There is no medicine before the people
equal 10 Hoods Sarsaparilla. It's tho
standard spring medicine and blood
purifier and it possesses peculiar merit
which others try III vain to reach. 1t
really makes the weak strong. DO not
neglect to purify your blood this spring.
lake Hoods Saraaparilla now.
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The Harryjkinc Juniors defeated tho
knoke stars IS to 8 in a well played
game on the South Side. The feature
OF tho game was a home run BY D. Lar.
kins, Of tho Harry Kings. and tho bat.
ting Of tho same club, knocking out
three pitchors OF tho Knoko Stars.
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Earned runs. Twin Cities II, Wheeling I. Two.
basc HIS, Myers CrUity, RrgAn. base
CruiIy. Home ruu. BHwrtnan. Stoleu bases,
Rlnehart. Rears. DErrah. Gallagher, keefe.
Bases on blll,. OF. Wright !; Anderson .. Hit by
pitcher, DaErhh. BowermAu. Regan. Struck out.
by Wright /. Anderson l Passed balls. Davis >.
Wild pitches Anderson line Of game, ::iI
Umpire, McNamara-
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Firs.-Santiago, Long Beach. Bar.
oness.
Sscond-Tinge, Paradise, Maretti.
Third-ASiom, Moutezuma. Mormon.
Fourth-Sir Gallahad, Walter, Brigh.
Pheobus.
Fii,h-None.
Sixth-Manchester. Hails.one, Shelly
futile.
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spocidl biIpatah 10 he iseiligeaetr.
AKRON, ONO. May l7.-Canton and
Akron gave a most wre,ched exhibition
Of ball playing here To-day. The game
wa witnessed by small crowd, and tho
majority were so disgus.ed by the poor
work that they let. before the game was
finished. The Akrons won because they
had less error. and mora hits. The
game scheduled for this city tomorrow
has been transferred to Canton. Tho
score:
Akrun".--"~....-...l o 5 0 ? o 6 o-lt
Canton. l | / 0 D l o. $
Batteries. Wagner and IAvelle; Miller and
Smith. Hits. AGrOn &c; Canton .. Errors,
Akron .; Canton 9. Unpite. Ullery.
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other National League Games.

At MISUNDERSTANDING SO. Score:
Louisville .o"....-... D u 10 o 0 "a
BoIor.a~.".. a...,,i u d . D 0 I'll
Base hits. gaui l.. Errors 4 aud 3 Earued
fiuS. Louisville !. E,,inn :. Pitchers. Cunning.
ham, RIcll ani bOIul. Umpire kerie. Time.
l:JL
At Cincinnati Attendance 300. Score:
W wSshnInd;% ."."".i . Q . FL,
Earned runs, ~ and MT, 81 and 9. lrrOry,
0 aud ?. IItrhet.. Phillips AMI parr0it: Mercer
aud Anlcr'on. Umb.ri. EInslIe. Time. 2Uj.
Al Cleveland Attendance 100. Score:
ClcycIa,ld- .,"."","..1 . o 0 ! u T. s
fhIIHirIphIa...,"m.,g u ~ : ! o o. :
Earned runs. Philadelphia 2. Hits. 10 and H..
ErrnIn. ! ant :, Pitches, Young nni Smith and
HOison. Impirc. Murray. Time. &O0.
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Hoop's Pills become tho favori,o
catliartic with ovory ono who tries
them. 22jc per box. 6
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WHEELING HARD
But tho Errors We're Very Costly
and Dotontod Them,
ONE THOUSAND PEOPLE YELLED

encouragement 10 tho Worry Lively
Twins - Tho Other Tutor. state
League Gamcs-Mcpougai Pitches
To-day = Tho National League
Games-lsaccs ut l,onisvine-Last
Night. bowling Games-othcr News
OF Sport.
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To.DlT'S GANE Wheeling ut Twin cities,
Canton a. AIToN ttndlsy At keu,uu, ColumbuS
at Mansfield.
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~
4g4@
Mems
Suits
yet remain Of that great purchase
which we have been selling at
AboutHalf Prices.

The story was this: A leading
manufacturer had a big order OF
Mems Fine Spring Suits left on his
hands. No time to lose turning them
into cash. Win we take the lot at
our prices. Yes, because they are
fully up TO the high standard Of
excellence this department. is noted
for.
Made Of newest materials in the
most popular prevailing ) and a
buttonSacks, JUST right weights
for Summer wear, and prices run
like this:
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Frank stundor put mp m excellent
game In tho box. Tho Harry King
Juniors VIII crosa baas with tho Rod.
mans tomorrow,


The Namoles, team defeated Quarter.
Oh Oaks three atraight last night, tho
last game being won by n margin OF but
twelve pins,
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APPROXIMATE QUANTlTlEs;
Grading, about ? 900 yard

Grading, about 1000 yards.
Curbing. about 2.jJ leeI
Paving. 500 yards.
Plans md lpecIncstlonS 70 ba seen a, tho May.
or' once. The Council feIervc. the rim, 10
'.!cc, any or nil bids Al bids mus, be- accom-.
panied BY q certified chc1ue Tor tho sum Of f0u,
hundfed DOLLAR. as n guarantee Of good faith.
J0HE II. WfITTI.EsEY. Mhyot
GEogGER i. work, Recorder myiS
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PROPOSALS.
STREET PAVING.
Notice to Contractors |!

bea!ef proposals. will DO received ut the May.
or Office until Saturday. the 9th lust. ia HE
town hi si'tonTllle. Tyler county. w0,, Va, Tor
grading streets, CurbIng and paving with viii.
led brlcE, tbs following named street, VIZ;
Wella .treet. 80
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Sp<cfd! Di'p1tth TO ne hGtAictactr.
KENYON, o.. Nay 1.-THE Findlays
won to-day in the eighth inning by op.
perfume batting. kentou made q hard
fight in the ninth, Dus fell one short
Tho scoya.
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I'uur OLD Manifold

SpteiGl DEpetci to Ire .n;G!ioeaer.
MANSFIELD, O.. May l7.-Columbus
defeated Man,fed again to-day BY
superior all around play. Taylor. OF
Dayton, pitcher, AID Mexican. OF Cleve-
land. second baseuan, have been signed
By Mansfield. Score:
Msusneld-..... - 0 o o . 10 o. 5
Co!nmbus..-- ...--..s 0 . 0 i o. 5
Base hits, : and 10. Errors s aud 5. Batteries,
Woodward aud Quinn; Clark and lueiow.
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There were three drunka regis tered at
the city bau,ile yesterday.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-06
KILLED HIS
w. A. Martin Shoots aud Kills HI, Neigh.
Dor, j.. ID. Dowdy.

w. a. Martin Shoots aud Kills His Neigh
Dor, j. ID. Dowdy.
Wm. A. Martin, who lives near Otter
View, on the southRide q, was brouRhs here
last Saturday night and lodged in Jail,
charged with the murder OF John nj.
Dowdy, postmaster &C Otter View.
There are y number Of conflicting state.
menis as to the origin OF unfortunate
affair, and It IL difficult to obtain the
facts In the case. A reporter sought an
interview with the prisoner, but acting
clined TO talk. We however gathered
the following information from q gem
tleman from the Otter View neighbor-
hood who Is . friend to both parties.
Martin is q dtstiller. and has the pro-
ducts OF his dtssillery stored near his
residences. For some time pass he had
been missing his bra ady, and ~supposing
tbas tt was being stolen, was on the
watch on the night OF the shooting.
About 10 O'Clock ne heard O noise near
where his brandy.was stored, and see-
log In the darkness the outlines of q
man he commanded him to halt. Re-
fusing to obey orders or to make him.
SELF known, Martin fred, the sho tax
Ing effect in D,wdy's hips.
Martin avs no did not know who the
~ very Wucu 6urpriSco Wnen
he learned that he had shot and NOR
tally wounded his neigebor. Dowdy
lived six days after the shooting, Bpd
explained his presence On the promises
by saving that no was there to paw g
friendly visit. A young negro who was
win Dowdy at the time has made sev-
eral conflicting statements as TO their
presence there. Dowdy died last Sat-
urday and Martin WAS immediately
placed under arrest aud lodged in jail
as above stated. Tueoe men had b.en
on good terms previous 10 this oseur-
rcnce.-Bediord Democrat.
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Plush Canes.

IL matters not how fastidious your taste NAV
be. We can suit you In s Plush Caue-our
Cape stocks 4 Roanoke-lf Won can't be-
suited where you generally deal call on us,
we can suit you in style, Quality ane price.
given st Paiais kOyal.
Fine Appliqued Pluah Ripple Capes,
! h,oet edge, worth Sl4.............36 9S
Extra Fine Plain Velour Cppes, Ththet
trimmed. Rhadamc lined; a yery
fine cape with an extra wide sweep =
worth Sl7. -. ........ ~. 81 7S
newest Double Plush CapPs, extra
long, hne hngora trimming. extra
ane khadamc lined, that sold for
.s.s.... s.........Sll DO
jet Embroidered Velour Tolble aud
single Capes. made with the finest
cut jet, extra full sweeps, worth
So' ......,.......... .........SS14 90
Aetrakhan Cloth Capes, "a inches long,
collar and front trimmed witt real
Marten fur. We'll worth so; our
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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-06

the First Baptist Church Tonight on
Faris, with handsome s@tereousicsn
views. Opportunity will be afforded
the people OF Roanoke co be highly en-.
tertained and instructed. since there
will be presented on the screen th o
points and places which have made
Paris in many respects the most inter-
esting city on the globe. Prof Mason
is . most pleasing speaker, and his fine
advantages to speak intelligently OF
Paris make the. opportunity to hear
him q rare treat. Mr.. Jacob Harvey, of
this city, will manage the stereop.icsn.
Prof. Mason, while in the city, is the
guest OF his daughter, Mrs. Edward B.
Pollard.