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Decorah-posten., 1896-08-25
@asbobler I Wauoet.

De neIte bill "Iitiert bupe laat M9rtt
til, at Der | mere eler minore 'tile'tuds
enbe 8anb, iier unber itile og pdrmi
8eir, tiger Ell M9naoe Spblsr pp til
@dnbHaoen. Solt flyer pfte, at bet Ell
8unbff, iI9r Dial, Tom laoer oisit
2uftblerer itige op. 8etts ian bel mi
belpis bore Ianbt, for Iaa pibt 'pm bi8it
SrIf Deb at robe i Spnost letter bette
/ liplig Ssp9gelie. Men oct er naturs
Iiapis lille Siltenes IanoeorGt, Der be-
pirfer 9oblerne.
Sugen er, at Der | bet tbife 0bnoz
lag az fprraaonebe plunter ps DIR itus
big pg iIar ! ben purme &urstib ubs
oitles en- Mrngoe 8asurter; bet Ell
oisIs, Tom Deb oeres 2etbeb tiger till
beiis Tom 8pbler.
Oenne 8asuopitling timber bog pss
Iad Seteb ON Sinteren, % be @du9er,
Der buages / Sien, bar | minore 8ruo
ben 8irtning at tilfere 8anbsi mn
Cuff enb at tiIaoe ben siftiae 9us al
unbIlippe. Sppr bette life FER, Ter
man 9asien idmle Jig | ftpre Barrier
tot ppps unoer SsbGftet, bpor Den BIZ
fer fig Ipm bpioe pletter. @n en9eIlt
8toenIfubsmano bar forIsgt at bore
SuIler neb til benne 6as % lebe ben
bort. Yeo at boloe ct Chs ben til Rss
rets epsrIts aabning tpnotes 9asIen
/ en- bsi, tlur Slamme. SeIp ON man
r~imeIiapis lite pil tunne fdd Gds moi
til at Lobe paa Steiter peo Stems eeen
@dsbelpsning ,er 6prieset bog aanite
interesIant % bar | bpert 5aIo ppg
boz ct aaOnligt for 5iIfsne, iom par
uoIdtie for at pmtpmme peo 8o9Ining.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-25
San9n al 0agtlcr.

sSpr. eoen Starts fsries til 2pnbon
258, 900 lspenoe 9agtler (Nuuils) fra
9Ggppten % 5ripplis, os | april, Mdi
% SUM- tom Der Sau mango, at 3anet
Iiea til to Wilipner. Quuils er ION be-
tjsno ten 29ttsrbiTten | ben engelTte
@erben, og rige JinImugere al begg.
&isn brpr fig life ON, bpdb be tp'ter.
Den fore 9Gr uf 8a9tier, ipm inbFoz
res til England, tommer nu til grinz
bife i Stalien meb 9ampIttb, % be-
forbes pibere meb st. ottbaros8 dnen
9ienrem Spitldno for 'au after at 9da
til'eB poer til oct brittle Riae. ut
Sransporten lite fer giennem 5rants
rig, iom lieesr mibt / 9eien, tommer
oerui at ben 1run1te 3egierin9 ifjur
ferbsb at fore 9astler sienncm Sunoet
paa be 4drstioer, oa Sugt er uIoOli9.
Slayer fra en- MansOe 8enper pg fors
Itielise Sa9t'slItaber gap Stebet til
bint Sorbuo.
Sra 5ebruar iii Suni fanger Spez
fulantsr 0ugtler i MasIepis puu Noroz
dfti,as Sp't % fenoer benz til Gpnoon.
st OampTfib tuger oftt uper 100000
lepenOe @ugtler ombpro pg Teller meb
Dem pper Mtooslbaoet. @eien ON 8ts
braltar er umulig. Snbtil Abe Marts
1895 git SueIene giennem 5rantrig.
s MGrIuiaes lanbIattes durli9 me[lem
bdlpanben og to Wtiaioner 8dgtler.
5uglene mad bore ~lepenoe, nuar be
tommer 'rem, ba PriIen pau Dem elers
er rinoe. Men en- itor Del Dor | Spes
tulanternes 5anse9arn; be iGlgeS for
en- LAP Yris / Ifritu, iiar / ggeppten
% Sunis. 3eIten IsnoeS tilTes / pberit
baarli9e Bur. SsreiIen purer fra 6
til 7 9uge, pg be itattels 5ugI. tpms
mer frem, oeoe eler lepenbe.
Man beregner, at Der bper 8aar fan
geS s Miaipner lebertbe 8ugtler; men
tun Ell SierOeoel df Dem naar 2onbon
ilipe.
ll~brpboslien af be oeilise 5u9le pil /
bpi 8rab Vtaoe Qserbruset, og buuoe /
Spltlanb, S6tpei5 oa Stulien er man
oerTpr III bsteutt paa peb COB at for
bpbe @agteltransporten til 2onoon pg
Iuulsoes iatte en- Stopper for Den benz
IpnsIsIe SangIt. De en9elSte 8pur<
manb.r faur fnoe Jig andre 2Gtferbis
Itensr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-25
Get norife settlement ipuoenior Secorab.
s bets 9espnoelie.
taf 81. aOl,in.)

Gortiot fra forr. ROY
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-25
z,et.e aopit.I. uOp,tuinseu , isse.

"
Z 1852 Itrsmmeoe 5oit inb til
Gpuntist raItere eno for, pe pi tun itfe
fslgs bernie Snoflptning nsiere. Wans
qe az be melt ~pelItuasnb. NorbmEnb
prepebe Of fiube plaos paa Walbings
ton 9rGrts.
Stribsn sler llpiIien melem DE
tbubtftsr ps 2%uiberunere bar enbnu les
penbe. Npgls af De itrioisiie Woos
I~tanbere mob WstbpbiIterne bar @iers
numb Sobnipn, Bliss Srooer, ua
SDbn 9ruleiidb, Der MI bppptgere OPP
truabte Tom Qr9oitant.
8. g. Y.terIpn prebitebe Der mere
sIer minbrs ~rsgelm9STist. San pm>
tdlsS ipm en- ilar % grunbig prGois
taut. @iermunb Sobnfon, Der Iaapel
ION unore Mob'tanbere gil % berte
BAN, idgbe, at ban lite Peter'on soot
Inn 9rGbifant, bpis ban bare bdpbe
iortlaret riatig l. Sob. l., s. 8, p9
9apitel 7 AZ Rpmsrbrepet.
ON 9aaren1S52 Tom en- unben Sol
porter til Sstilementet; oenne vi |
8ibelieIfabets Siensiie. Sans Rupn
bar Ole SatlstpeOi. San bar en- at
Sluppefplfene, og bdpoe Sluppefols
tenes Hploni | Tptpnet &enbau | Or
leans Gountp, 81. g., iluttet fia til
Presbpteridnerne. San bar ollereee
nOget tiluurs. Mdnge falote BAN Ole
WiobIepoint, fprbi ban bpebe peb Mis=
ion poini | Ga Salu Gountp, Silt
nois, bpiIfsn 9labs be pfte talote Orbit
ppini. Satletpeot pr9oifebe engdne
hos @sldt Iamen, bplbt Zig melt til
WstbpbiIterne poa WuTbington Pres
RE. gt%sbisrnIon beipgte psiaa Seits
Icmsntet here @dnae ON Sommern,
% 9aftpr Brandt / bet minbIte Ct Bar
Banae.
8t bar for iagt, al Dai6ingtpnpres
RE bar bet meit fremltrebne Settlement
| Gountiet. Ser bolotes ogIau ben
ferIte gommpnItols. st Stolebus
blep bpgg,t pua @isrmunb SpbnSpns
9unb / Siprnet AZ DEBORAH Sotpns
Ibip, peO Sioen at GrapplabTen, bpor
be aamle Settleres Morumeut blsp
cpfsrt / 1887.
Ser bplbtes Stole oenne CONNER
al Marie, 9rtter til Ntts aaterub, oer
bar tommeu bib @aret for / 5else meO
Gngebret Selano % Grit Staalisn.
MetbpOiiterue bDggeOe psIaa en- 9Os
lts for PaIior peteripn pua Nils
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-25

6ootrinnereP Ru 9angsn!
Dict"
Sdu reiits ia, itirlotuoe % r9ft,noe;
| bans Zine lncoe BET op, Tom bet III,
bdpoe giort pad msget, nteget lGnet
ban rdtt. 4rmne no % 'du mto ct
~'irdalsnbc Smil puu Den anbne Dor.
Rate Iprana tmoo ham I 6orItrGilslle;
ban iIoa armene ON teuoc % iubleos:
"JiCfl~
Wupnet bar enonu pdd hans 2rbsr.
oa bet pluoicliqe ems / Eiueus ipluoi
ben, aniigtst 6leo trrt % dammclt
igisu, men prGgei al en- u~uoTgeliq Jrso.
Obi DICT par tommst til 6um fra
oet fierne 2ano, boDr6en ban par reiIt
dlene.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-25

Tstaen az peterfons 9eica bar, al
IN msthpottiIf &lusIc, be'taaenbe al
Il Weolemmer, blsD barnet. Gfter
sgn 9trfes Reglement itdl en- alasit
| sefau uf II Weolemmer, uf bpilte e.
. 9lasIeleoer; men bppr Der life er
I1a munas, ian Den beftau AZ fGrre.
0e fnp bar: Nils SpbnIpn og Sultru,
anuo SpoabI og 9uItru, anoren
apmmn ps SiItru pg en- piae, Sngea
bora Ssrbu. Rp9le fIere lpmpatbiIez
repe m.b benz ps iluttebe fig til IRE
tboDiIts Msnigbeben en- SiO efter. Sula
Dor 8aroen, Der tom bio meo Nila
&p%hnSon, bar nebe oeo Cambridge,
0tscpnIin, pe bapos lluttet fig til BEN
Der.
8eterTpn boebe meb fin Sdmilie |
pruiri. ou Chen benne 8inter.
QSbiern'en bar Ell ipris pg fremfus
isnbe Yer'on, og pm 8interen ftrer
han til Metbooiiterne % fdgbe, at be
| sapOe aubnet ct 6ul for Siepeler, og,
bpis be life pasieoe fig, bible ban fao
iri Spabisrguns.
Tor at tale ON Sulfets ttmeliae OFF
fprer, ian bet bemprtes, at Der bar
life bgItst meget bette Iar. SrGft=
riugen ipretogss Deb at oripe Srer
pper Sprnbnunoene pg iioen trGIfe benz
meo Stap eGlsr pleiel. Gornet fultez
Reg eler brsfteoes peb, at man / paste
LA @inb gil op / en- Stige p9 temts
bet neb pad 8atten.
Gnqebret Sdu9eu, Tom bapoe OBJ
RiniQt at 2anoet opbrubt, bapbe tun
lauet 5 4cres reb Spebe; men bapot
enoei Suore.
DiLiam painter, Tom bapbe baot en-
lioen 'Seebmslle | DEBORAH itoen 1S49.
ppFsrte Der I Screening meb pbilit
RorIs ct Sugbrug ON Spmmeren
1851. Dette glar aabnebes p9'aa ben
FprTte 8utit / BET nppalgte Gpuntps
lGbs. De Sunolenbe bar 2larpn Netp=
sl pg 9errict, og be etublereoe fig for
en- Sio / ct 9o9bus paa bet Ienere Wins
neibeit Sotels Cont. Sioen fpttebe
be til ct Sons % SproibdntD. %
b,9pnbte pgiaa bette @ar pua en- Itprrs
gpgning, bpi8 ferite Stage ifuloe tiene
Tom 8uttt, % dnbsn Tom pfentligSdl
Oenus 8pgnins blep life fGroig for
Matte 4ar % ialbtes "Sbe pioneer
Store, mebens Sdlen ialbtes Neps
ems Sun. 9~pqningn fob Der, bppr
6oObdrb | mango Iur bar baot I'm
gutit.
Den fsrTte guft ftilbe bore tpmmer
til DEBORAH | SUM- 1851; Gldpbprn
Dab bar Yoltmeiter, os 2epis 9arz
Tins YpItfsrer.
De ferite dmerttdnIfe greiter, en-
mettooiTt og en- GorgregdtipnuIiit
Brett, Tom til 9ecurub 9aIinet bette
qdr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-25
Netop
25ier % 2Si6ofo.
MN. Sacobson
II Eorfattersns Gororo:

grhrtns maa oft. tSss Opn; me Deb at b.apt. andre. Ju,s Grfartns ttunsm
glaoe o. Bsoer Ion inrime, inetmuote for en- BEL .boRs gaufs b1at
Eehe uGrs oa unfploutns ior at leg inoIaor mig paa "Ieeoa5BofsH' at BE-"
hanbe ct gmne im uIRgteH8 nRuger m.5su BelDsHtna hoer man biDsr fortsoNg
brmeo.
Spsm bar lact SOuntu8.n image ia tst Os Tile aMg. suia at bare ns.aa sS
GnleonU8 Ill al proeHcre ban ION l. eE Srgr o9 9Jl2 Gr eeH tore Jebeo &c S-
bao en- aoaes fenmeo gag; BET euete man ueo En- at gWrut hikJ o. u nan ea
lite gefootNs al ben Funi al uHns irpla ida igr man file Hoa fs mo tm Dor
3o {. en- Spfnoelrnes os JremueS III ale muMge RH uqt.
TMe 9Rleer oa fe mtlot Btbolo elr BttsNeL Sa hor Gorfa ION or r
inensm ven aammeooge Sso % ben moorue ~gHoer" til at bfs G3reHs 1rsoe
mo, haaaa tor Jortel er Der oAad melem ben 9amIe SaIntabs o. ben msNrne
&aniabs 3sHr9smsif9 men ssH' hSfs Il, at iaHs pEnntns r ma7sno. ior
spsiea for @ Fste nqs EgtnGs.r % JO!bphnaT tarOs.s3tparsao. @afmF taasr
eEempe saa, brot trr1.at port Gauo bar 8rt Rs omne Rnnrs Tan HGSHs; Ia BET
CD psnirs.r ar9amne BHfstiL oa tsrster oeuHs StpHOat oct at BAN synania
"Gb Bao" meSa omtRrbIgt ON TT BeEs De 5or.nsoe Stanr os Rnaaea at
ban Ter srbdot be mr pRrOiulos 6OuanO afa uuOfa5t o,hs Gag. Sau tatuI Blade
% Epa.L - iom nQe Sgooere Der tFroer - im Nuttortttr De ptgigte SpE3s
maaL auube bet mes mig en- RaHs ariur at frembUlOs b. Oisa3as Buntsr lem
b.banbIA ohk iamme Blade o. SsSeL o3 oa tar ben pratiEs Sfos ION ra Ndv po
noIs liars BibOlo bar braat griarHs, 81 e rS Dis pa a. haps. sHt en- npis Gu.
ming.
Zen umaaosise RWbom Of Sounina im nartsaars sar tIpuos Hs omtrns %
bare of Rarasl pa. lbt 9ordngiombeo os rm9e GmtohHtnl sr en- for Stim, ps hnoe
uaheu fae IN Srno. 5ttsere os mr. ior6unssse Stabutna,s sb Bern, .; bar
Dor Seue life Hbt Ill at tene o5 Denustr; bporfor ea ru8eane oenus 5faens bare
iprbi et iororr hst EXTRA Brpesri at latte fs nb ssres asDUs % l1rs Serss At os
Ratur at teube?
Spor mango ubebasetsbeor foraaia9ebe al pore 5usopr mao i ife taaImooat
foe oS for ben tore MITES Stpto boormee De gamer oB? 9al FANNIE ERanoe r bet
osnre yer ombaretoe Gag blot at Rpten JUboIo I'll CmfOfutussa os arbstott CT
IauSttpre
8a SorbaaHo oil ig tnaos mig at opI9s: ausaaeHes tsMRe Orb % uptrpt fp
osiom aofhlist ansasuoe IaGt oil r3 brptt. b Der 2anoet ma bxustS lhet or
faaeoe ,nasli s tnUeusslFe Orb, fOot gsuutrs zen pI oGpse bnrs taaas tahns, .no
ON uoeaHuoe nrf SpTrs bruses
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-25
aer esrn uaee. sans. areaDrase..

WVF ~VF" ~W'F
ct eamEtctt ce peipsopet saGssaIoosl.
MRS. WlNSLoWS SOOTHING SYkuP tr bltI
rt bugt / spel smtt aagGi S:tltoutr AZ
Rybrs. for bres y eruuuber Gah esirsms
~ uee Hto iutStom meut SeIe, Gubsrps
ttser SGruet. btpestpr 1u n N srnt.tttE
sst bseie Rissd mob Dtartbos. Snls's a. apeits
tr; | ,uBptf Del al gtesu. Vas paa Of torlan9e
Ms. winslow's Soothing Syrup, % Tag ia9ta
snetu Siass- Jem'os'tBpt Seuts 6laItsn-
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-25
Ri0b en- 8iuaaarD!

8tfrs hsttceae Jrs-tHmi Bs bgtI BuuSo1
FOR q Wsgaeaeu 2NctsS biirfr gta5fs NJ 8ssbTRr
gta1t Gct' Bft3iir14at,lar bW , sigtst. 80
~ GtlaHct IeHtr6 o. tsrJ iau 80 IT, Waaus 4.
5fH3 sttb1ft SO, % ut go us6cist ksr n a.
b 1l'r'i' BHl9ts5c gf1ffaurt CTS 3 81 gar
o. q 4lrig Jubi0Hr At $500 W. due. 40 GaHbs
HFFh 70 a}sg-6s goilttt. 3ia0t o. q 'rsoic. sfrty
truE 90
j A WEsTERLUND n co,
Pruithurst, Ala.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-25

S1ufes.-Jeg gnltCr at IIrte en-
~ Iloeu improved 5urm paa 70 a 50
Ncres meo aooe GUS, beiit I Soma. Nbre3ie:
Is. s. s., Tecornb. Sopn. 5lb2
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-25
VaIt Gieuo o 10.
tiIiafaS eaer tineie.

TtNalaS.-8et gomIe Smeoeibop
o. &aautnqsbus mtGem Stsumsleu o.
@eii Tecorab groeu er tlinl05 blntgt Cor
uGrmere Gplrsuiuger b%enosrbe man ia TIL
3. z. Spru b. 9gcorlh. Soma. 5ia2
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-04
COMING AND GOING

Capt w. w. Trent returned Yesterday
from two weeks visit to friends in Ap-
pomattoX.
Emmett Garner, who has been visiting
relatives and friends in this city and Vim
ton, returned to his home in Bramwcll,
w. Va, yesterday.
Mrs. II. a. Garner, of Bramwell w.
Va, is visiting her sons, f. f.. and james
d. Garner, and her daughter, Mrs. Jas.
Powers.
Dr. John II. Guerrant, who has been
visiting his brother, DIR. S. S. Guerrant,
returned yesterday to his home in Frank
lin county.
L. II. Vaughan'returned yesterday to
Martlnsville after casting his ballot
Marcus Q. jackson returned to Wash
lngton yesterday after casting his vote
for Bryan and Sewall
j. J. Tice, an employerof the firm of
Hun, Andrews *; Thomas at Blueiield.
returned Yesterday after voting for BRYAN
and Scwall.
). Tyler Bernard, of Bluciield, is in The
city visiting relatives.
Col. >. w. Hartwell returned home YES
terday after speaking the night before in
Radford
Miss Sallie Blake, of Florida, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. W. a. Griffith, 3dG
Ninth avenue 5. W.
The Behr as now constructed +, .rpe-
r'or to all other pianos manufactured.
anu absolutely conquers all competition.
ilobbic Piano Co. stockholders.
FOR SALE-Good family horse and
buggy. r.. X. RICE.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-04
Capes and Jackets.

ut 50 each, 10 plush Capes of real good
quality, handsomely trimmed around col
lar with thibet fur-the equal of $50
capcs in this market. Our price for
flyer only s..
At - each, 10 Plush Capes han 50 ,p',
beaded.wi thibet fur trimmed collar.
At 800 each, 10 Plush Capes very
handsomely beaded in Il beautiful design
-Thibet fur trimmed down front and
around collar-tiCe quality of durable
plush-a perfect beauty-would be cheap
at $3.50. Our close price 1915.
At $3.50 extra heavy Boucle Capes,
double cape, braided and edged with seal
fur. y great big bargain
llandsomer Capes in Bouce, Kersey,
Cheviot and Beaver, made up in all the
newest ideas, beautifully trimmed or
plainly finished,at $50 up to $40 More
than 10 styles of them
At s. to SD, bright new nobby styles
new style of making, very nobby for
Young ladies, at from $50 to SID See
them.
At $, EACH the greatest bargain in
black Bouclc Jackets offered this season.
See them
At $40, new things in Black Kerscy
jackets made up very handsomely, shield
front, latest effect Kerscy Jackets are
the newest things
At $3.50, ladies' very heavy wave Bou.
Gle Jackets, shield front, very nobby
eficcts-the equal of anybody's $l5 gar
| ments.
At $50, very fine silky Astrachan Bou-
| Gle Jackets, new shield front. perfect tit
| ting garment; the equal of any $40 gar.
ment.
Great variety of Misses Jackets in If.
III and Is years, nobby styles, at from 81
| to $40.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-04
NOTICE.

The undersigned have this day quail
flied as the personal representatives I'M
der the will of the late Joseph Cohn.
Blythe provisions of the will, it becomes
their duty to wind up his estate as speed.
lily as practicable, and to that end il is
necessary that all persons holding claims
against his estate shall present them for
payment and that all persons owing
money to the estate shall make payment
thereof
1t is made their duty by the will to
close out the present stock of goods with
all reasonable Dispatch and that will he
done.
All persons having business connected
with the estate can call ;Ipon us, or upon
their counsel, TO whom the legal business
of the estate Will be committed. Mcssrs.
Blackford, Horselcy & Blackford.
BETTY COIN, EXccutrix.
MILTON COIN and
ARTHUR COIN,
Executors of Joseph Cohn, deceased
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-04
HEIRONIMUS 3 BRUCH'S.
2O6 Commerce Street.
Leaders of Dress Goods /!
Dress Goods.


Just II few-You'll have to see the
stock-space won't permit us to men
ton one fourth of the good things we
have.
At - ice the yard, 90 pieces double
width, bright, pretty plaid and bourette
effects in dress goods, the equal in style
of the much higher grades of goods
every style n gem. See them at II lee
yard.
At Poe the yard, p pieces of a new ar
rival in 36-inch wide all-wool novelty
suitings, and all the new green, navy,
brown, cardinal and mixed effects; would
be cheap at 81 i-2c: our price pc
AT SOC the yard, p pieces of the very
best widest and prettiest novelty of the
season in the new tufte and wave
cifccts-ail the newest, brightest color
ings OF the season-these cannot be had
elsewhere in the city. See them, they are
great values
AT SOC the yard, great range of two
toned ground effects, with Jacquard net
or net effects of black woven over the
surface very stylish, all the new color
ings.
At '5c the yard, very pretty and 3
toned effects in novelty stuffs-great
range of styles.
AT SSc the yard, 54inch wide two. toned
covert CLOTH in cardinal, green. cadet blue
and brown mixtures, worth S1-very
stylish for tailor made or plain suits.
AT 81, new additions to our unusual
lines of novclticc at this price.
At 81. 30 the yard, 54-inch wide toned
canvass weaves in all the leading shades.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-04
sHAKEspEAREAN RECITAL.
Julius Caesar to be Rendered in Ro,

Julius Caesar to be Rendered in Roa
noke by Rev. w. A. Barr.
All who heard the Rev. W. y. Barr
last fall in his beautiful recitation of
Enoch Arden will be delighted to
know that he will be in Roanoke again
next Monday. Mr.. Barr is man of re-
markable gifts, especially in the art of
elocution. The Brooklyn Times said of
him, after recital in that city: Mr.
Barr is gentleman whom both nature
and art have gifted in an extraordinary
degree
His recitation next Monday evening at
the Y. NJ. c. a. hall for the benefit of
Christ Church will be classical trent.
Julius Caesar is his masterpiece, and
his powerful rendering of this tragedy
will be worthy of its great author.
MIR. Barr combines personal appear
ance, voice and culture to remarkable
degree, and Roanoke will give him cor
dial reception. The press has declared
hun lin the forefront of American
readers
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-04
Jaunty Jackets.

Been ransackng the market to fill up the
depleted stock. Many new styles to show
you, each the best of its kind. Astonishing
what little money will 90 in this coat mat
ter.
No. 6. Rough effect Jackets, just the
thing you nave been looking for and very
hard to get; only few of them left and
they 20 this week ut 81 80.
No. !. Black Beaver Jackets, something
ncbby and stylish: we will close them ont
for 81 apiece; would be cheap ut $l2. We
also have IL full line of finer grade jackets;
its equal cannot be founl in the city at
the price.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-04
MASON II IANfLIN ORGANS.
Factory prices, easy payments, no in
tprpSt
WAX GLOSS FLOOR OIL.

Unlike any other. Always IL bright,
clean floor Does not mark, track, soil
goods or clothing. High fire test and
cannot ignite by spontaneous combustion.
Approved and recommended by insurance
companies. In use nearly five years in
Northern and Eastern States. Do not
confound Wax Gloss with any other
floor oil. For particulars address, +. j.
MORGAN, Southern agent. city
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-04
WE ARE STILL KNOCKING THE
SPOTS OUT.

Dyed! At No. ITO Campbell avenue,
NIL your faded clothing, dresses, hats,
gloves, cloaks, gents suits and overcoats,
plumes and ostrich tips, ribbons,
porticrres, and silk curtains, opera cloaks,
&c. Our equipments are complete.
Goods finished by cylinder and steam
process. No irons to scorch nor dis.
color. All modern improvements used
i'll dry cleaning, as well rs in the cleans
ing and securing department.. The only
complete steam dycing and securing
establishment in Southwest Virginia
JAMES DEVON, Proprietor.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-04

All wool 3G.inch Flanncls and Serges-
full line of colors, only PC per yard.
All wool 36-inch Checks-just the thing
for children's dresses, only 25c per yard.
All wool fancy novelties just the thing
and quite nobby, 81 Lee per yard.
All wool 1O-inch Bicycle Suitings, soc
per yard
All wool 10 inch novelties in checks and
stripcs-reduced from 60 cents, only soc
per yard.
Just the thing in Boucle, 4G-nch wide,
sold everywhere for ,5c; our closing price
G0c
Received another invoice of those hand
some J2'inch rough effect novelties that
you will pay Sl25 for elsewhere; our clDs
ing price only Soc per yard
100 pieces Black Dress Goods to select
from in plain and sancies from 19c, 25c,
Soc 35c, SOC, G0c, '5c and up.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-04
AUTUMN TEA.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Trinity NJ.
Il. Church will give an autumn tea at the
residence of Mrs. S. S. Shafer, at 101
South lie ferson street, tomorrow night,
beginning at $50 and Tasting until II p.
M An admission fee will be charged at
the door. Supper will be served free.
and later on refreshments. Music will
also be pleasing feature of the enter
tainment. The door receipts will be used
for the benefit of the church. Everybody
is invited
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-04
ADDRESS TO THE STUDENTS.

j. NJ Williams addressed the students
of the National Business College yestcr-
day morning on the value of shorthand
Mr.. Williams spoke for an hour and his
address was listened to with much inter
est by the students 1t was full of good
advice which will be useful in after life
to the young men who will 20 forth from
the Institute TO battle with the realities
of life
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-04
GONE TO AFRICA.

Rev. w NJ. Morrison, of Lexington,
who has been spending few days in
Ninton visiting the family of Giles
Gum, who are relatives of his, lief. on
Monday night for Central Africa, on the
Congo river, where he goes rs n mission
airy from the Presby terrain Church Mr..
Morrison is IL recent graduate of the
Louisville Seminary and is Il most promis-
ing young man. .s5i3Ed 3;
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-04
PROCLAMATION

= In obedience to II resolution passed by
the City Council on November Sd, 1896.
do hereby request that all business
houses in the city, as far ms practicable.
be closed from $3.50 to II o'clock IL. III.
tomorrow, November 1, 1896, rs II token
OF respect to our late mayor, Robert Nc
Clclland. and to enable as many rs posi-
bic to attend the funeral.
W.K. ANDREWS, Mayor.
RonnOkc. November 3D.. 1896
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-11-04
UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATION

The United States Civil Service Com
mission has ordered that an examination
he held by its local board in this city on
Saturday, December ), 1896, commencing
ut 0 O'Clock a. III for the grade of clerks
and carriers in the postal service. Only
citizens of the United States can be en-
amined. The age limitations for this
examination are as follows: Clerks, 10
years or over; carriers over 21 wears and
under 40.
No application will be accepted for this
examination unless filed with the under.
signed on the proper blank, before the
hour of closing business on November 81,
1896. Applications should be filed
promptly. therefore, i'll order that time
may remain for correction if necessary.
The commission takes this opportunity
Of stating that the examinations are open
to all reputable citizens of the United
States who may desire to enter the SER
vice, without regard to race or their relig-
ious or political affiliations All such
citizens are invited to apply. They shall
be examined, graded and certified with
entire impartiality, and wholly without
regard TO any consideration Save their
efficiency, as shown by the grades they
obtain in the examination.
For application blanks, full instruc-
tions and information relative to the
duties and salaries of the different posi-
tions, apply to
JACOB NABE,
Chairman Board of Examiners Postal
Service, Roanoke, Va