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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-24
Mrs rinIey,s Comnl,i,t

WASHINGTON. Nov. 23.-Mrs. Rosanna
Finley. a citizen OF the United States. has
returned from Mexico by the kind assist
ance. she says. of Minister Ransom, to lay
(Concluded from Second rage.J
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INDIANA FAIRS.

State fair, Indianapolis, Sept. IA to 10;
Cyhas F. Kennedy secretary.
Dubois county fair. Huntingburg, Sept. IA
to 10; d. Rantephoier secretary.
Evansville fair, Evansville, Sept IA to 10;
r. L. Akin secretary.
Poplar Grove fair, Poplar Grove, Sept IA
TO I9: A. D. Wood secretary.
LaPorte county fair, LaPorte, Sept. % to
Is: J. V. Dorland secretary.
Randolph county fair, Winchester, Sept. D
to .: d. E. Hoffman secretary.
Lagrange county fair, Lagrange, Sept. q
TO 3: l.. NJ. Rowe secretary.
Flora fair, Flora. Sept. {. to %; ]. o. Ferrie
North Manchester Tri-county fair, North
Manchester Sept. % to Is. B. r. Clemans,
secretary.
Souta Bend fair, South Bend. Sept. 81 to
%: A. W. Byers secretary.
jay county fair, Portland, Sept. Is to Oct.
2: Jas. II. Graves secretary.
Bre-len fair. Bremen, Sept. g to Oct. /;
H H. Miller secretary.
St Joseph county fair. New Carlisle. Sept.
20 to Oct. 2: d. S. Scoffern secretary.
Kendalville fair. Kendallville. Sept. q to
Oct 2, J. S. Conlogue secretary.
futon county fair, Rochester, Sept. 80 to
Oct 8: NJ. c. Reiter secretary.
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CHINA and


A zoe VALUE FOR 1oC-China Dinner
Plates and Oat Meal Bowls.
A 10C VALUE FOR 5C-Light-weight,
handled Ice and Lemonade Glasses, with
star bottom.
A soc VALUE FOR 15C-Square Glass
Berry Bowl, with foot.
A SOC VALUE FOR 25C-Square Glass
Water Pitches, half-gallon size.
A $3.50 VALUE FOR s1.50-Silver- plated
Knives and Forks, $3.50 a set.
2oC VALUE FOR 10C-Silver-p plated Table
spoons.
1oC VALUE FOR 5C-silver-plated Table
spoons.
A SIPS VALUE FOR 69C-Sewing Lamp,
with shade to match
A goC VALUE FOR 45C-Half-gallon
decorated Water Pitchers gold traced, solid
colors in pink blue, yellow and ivory.
A 50 VALUE FOR s345-12-piece English
decorated Chamber Sets. with large jar.
25C TO soc VALUES FOR 15C-Fancy
decorated China Cups and Saucers. These
are odds and ends.
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Mr. G. K. Thomas, of Pittsburg, will
sing this morning at Christ Church.
Mr.. Robert A. Newland will go to Hart
ford City Sept. % to give an organ re-
cital.
Miss Sue NJ Ketcham. of New York,
who has been spending the summer here
with relatives will return to her art Work
in New York the last of the month.
Miss Nellie G. Covert, who has been the
organist at the College-avenue Baptlst
Church ever since the com iIte IN OF ane
list at the Central-avenue M. e. Church
Mr. John L. Geiger will give a song re-
cita1 in this city before going to New
servatory Mr. Geiger, who has a fine bar
itone voice, has been studying with Lam
peril. in Europe. for over a year.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Henderson entertained
a number of friends Friday evening in hon
or of their guests, Mrs. Howard Hender-
son and daughter, Eva Pauline, of Koko-
Miss Henderson is graduate Of the
music department of Notre Dame Uni
versity and is an accomplished vocalist
She sang during the evening several songs
very charmingIy Assisting the programme
were Mrs. Shidester, Miss Elizabeth Coop
er, pianist, and Mr.. Russell Powell. basso.
Burton Collver, baritone, will open a
Mr. Collver having been identified with the
leading operate organizations and pupil
ponent of the "old Italian school" Mr..
Collver will be assisted by his wife, Lii
ian Chesterfeld-Collver (prira donna So
prano) operate work will be a feature,
but students in other branches Will be
received.
w. P. MacHenry, a Chicago baritone
and his wife, an accomplished pianist have
located in indianapolis for the coming sea
son. Mr.. MacHenry has spent fourteen
years in Chicago and European cities, nine
of which have been devoted to the study
of the voice, and the last five years to
teaching He now returns to his native
State and is organizing training schools for
the voice in various localities under the
name of the Rossini Societies of Indiana,
and INDIANAPOLIS will be his headquarters.
Mention has already been made in these
columns of his work director of the first
annual Nav festival at Wabash Ind. in
which he demonstrated entire familiarity
with his work.
The symphony Orchestra held it's sec
ond rehearsal Tuesday evening at Das
Deutsche Haus, under the direction of Mr..
Karl Schneider, of the College of Music.
There are forty musicians in the new or
chestra with about ten ladies in the num-
ber The orchestra is particularly strong
in string instruments. Haydns Sympho-
nv in d is the first symphony to be
studied with a selection from Bach as
a classical work and one by MoSzkowski
for a modern composition. The next re-
hearsal will be held TUESDAY evening next
and the work of an American composer
tent and experienced leader, and under his
training the orchestra promises to become
q valuable aid in the promotion of musical
culture in this city. The members who
constitute the orchestra will give their
services until such time as arrangements
NAV be made for something substantial
The orchestra has no business department.
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ROSEBERY AND GLADSTONE.
Two Noted English Liberals Condemn
the Recent Massacres.

LONDON, Sept. 12.-Lord Rosebery, the
Liberal leader and former Premier, has
written a letter condemning in strong
terms the recent massacres at Constanti-
nople In this communication he says:
ut is far above party question-ona of
common Christianity, humanity and CIV
iliZation. / do not doubt that her MaJeSty's
present advisers share with the rest of
us in detestation of the government. nader
which such things are possible, ana think
more can be accomplished by diplomatic
than by public meetings / found hopes
on the natural sentiment of the young
Emperor to be among us. who has such
power and such responsibility for Well
doing"
The Rt. Hon Gladstone has written
q letter derouncIng the Sultan of Turkey.
In his communication Mr.. Gladstone says.
'In my opinion the Sultan and not his
Mahommedan subjects, Is the author or
the massacres. From first to last their
atrocity has no parallel in recent history.
The concert OF Europe is a miserable, dis
graceful mockery, and some sovereigns
and governments have given direct conn-
tenance and airport to the assassin IN
deed the presence of the embassies at
Constantinople. in itself substantial
guilty proceedings The coercion which
should long ago have been applied to MIN
might even now be the means OF aveTtlHg
another series of massacres. The rumor
current on the Stock Excharxe TO-DAY
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-13
COLORED DRESS GOODS

Indisputabiy the best selected as well
as the largest stock in this vicinity.
Realizing that this was to be an extra
good season for dress goods, we imported
nearly double the quantity that we have
imported in any previous season. Our
line of high art novelties includes all
the finest French and German patterns,
every piece of which we imported direct.
These special bargains for the week
are worthy of careful! reading.
Beautiful Heather Mixtures, in blue
and black, red and black, brown and
black, brown and green, IS inches wide
and all wool and we'll worth 39c. This
week we say 25c yard
Broche Novelties-the colorings and
effects are the same as the imported
novelties They come in green, gray,
navy, wine, golden and seal brown, com
bined with black, IS inches wide, 39c a
yard.
Fancy Novelties in checks, mixtures
and figures, all new styles and confined
exclusively to US for the most part, 40
inches wide and sold by others at 60c.
We say soc yard
Boucle fancies in solid colors, such as
myrtle, wine, golden brown, navy, olive,
etc, all wool, good width and worth 75c,
for Sc yard,
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10-ounce Cotton Mops. &c.

10-ounce Cotton Mops. &c.
Rising Sun Stove Polish, Sc.
Crown Jewel Carpet Sweeper. worth 80,
for S1.48
Granite Wash Basins for &c.
Your choice of any Baby Carriage In our
entire stock for S5.9S.
Your choice of any Refrigerator in our
stock for So.
Any Water Cooler, Csc.
Good Scrub Brushes, &c.
so feet of high grade Rubber or Cotton
Hose for s2.9s.
Tin Fruit Cans. 29c dozen.
4-ollart Porcelain-lined Preserving Ket-
ties only 1oc-
Full size No. Wash Boilers only zoe.
Genuine Maiestic Clothes Wringers, with
hardwood frames and white rubber rolls.
S9c each, while they last.
Medium size Wash Tubs, 29c each.
Globe Wash Boards &c..
Fancy painted Stop Pals for 15c.
Imported Willow Clothes Baskets, 29c.
dozen Clothes Pins for 1c.
Shelf Paper, 1c per dozen sheets.
6 cakes of Armours Laundry Soap for
25c.
o'clock Washing Tea, sc.
BASEMENT.
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FURNITURE
Second Week of the SheDyvine Sale.

We now have marked all the rest of
the Conrey, Wallar IL Deprez furniture,
and it will be placed on sale in the morn
ing at prices that range the same as
those of last week If you can possibly
use anything in bedroom OF dining room
furniture, parlor tables or ladies' writ
ing desks you should certainly take adj
vantage of this opportunity. Specials
in Sideboards at S12.9S, $l3yS, $50,
$50 so and up to $50.
i Specials in Ladies' Writing Desks a;
SO. 40, S4.9S, $3.50 and $6.9s.
Specials in Bedroom Suites at 1896,
SIP $3.50, $3.50 and up to $50.
Specials in Extension Tables at S5.9S,
1885 and $40
Specials in Parlor Tables at all prices.
Remember, please, that this stock in
cludes only the finest furniture and that
all these prices are actually less than
}Conrey, Wallar 81 Deprez's wholesale
prices Come this week, sure.
} FOURTH FLOOR.
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Good white hemstitched and colored bor-
der Handkerchiefs, for this sale, for &c.
Ladies' hemstitched, all-linen Handker-
chiefs; also ladies' and children's hand
embroidered initial Handkerchiefs-all the
10c quality for sc each.
Ladies' Swiss embroidered, also hem
stitched, and some embroidered all-linen
Handkerchiefs; 19c and Zoe ones now two
for 25c.
Mems white and colored Handkerchiefs,
for sc.
Mems fine white hemstitched Handker-
chefs-15c ones for 10c each.
WEST AISLE.
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DRAPERIES

as pairs Lace Curtains. in i've different
designs 40 inches to Go inches wide, 81
yards long-s275 to $3.50 curtains. for $40
pair
100 PAIRS new fresh Lace Curtains In fine
grades, bought to sell at IS and 81; as a
leader, these go at $3.50 a pair.
80 pairs, including % new and desirable
designs in Portieres, regular 81 value; a
leader. say 81 q pair.
70 pairs fine silk Draperies, in new colors
and designs. silk fringe, top and bottom
a great bargain at $3.50 pair.
40c Oak Grille, 10 inches wide.
5-foot wood Curtain Pole, with trim
rnings, for fSc.
Dotted and figured Curtain Swiss. for
71zc yard.
1000 remnants on our bargain table-5c to
81 each--splendid values.
THIRD FLOOR.
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'HANNELS
and BLANKETS

One case of good Cotton Blankets, with
bound edges and red and blue stripe Dor
ders, for only SIC q pair.
Silkaline Comforts In new designs-regu-
lar 81 comforts, at $f.48 a pair.
Full size Bed Spreads, in Marseilles pat
terms, already hemmed, for csc each.
Clean Cotton Batting for sc a roll.
Plain Cream outing Flannels at &c a yard; ;
in fancy stripes at &C a yard.
Imported Scotch Flannels go at 15c
yard.
36-inch Cream Embroidered Flannels go
at CSC yard.
Wool Skirts-a full line in all shades.
EASEMENT.
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IN THE SOCIAL REALM.
Concluded from Eleventh Pageo

represented by the young people of the
Madison-avenue Methodist Church. A violin
solo by Mr.. Carter and a vocal solo by
Mr.. Charles Pettijohn were we'll received
Thursday evening was the occasion of
very pretty dancing party, given by Miss
Madge Layman at her home, in Irvington.
Red and white carnations and palms were
the house decorations, while Japanese Ian
terms Illuminated the lawn. The spacious
drawing room was canvased for the dane
ing. About sixty guests accepted Miss Lay
mans hospitality. Miss Ethel Parles, OF
Pittsburg. Pa, were among those from out
OF the city The party was given IN honor
of Miss Layman's cousins, the Misses Car
roll. of LynchbHrg. Va, who are being the
recipients of quite a number of other social
attentions. Wednesday morning Miss jose
phine- Smith was hostess for a porch party
in their honor. Last evening Miss Florence
Haywood entertained for them, ana To-
noTrow evening Mr. and Mrs Charles Lay
man are to entertain them with dancing
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PENCILS, STATES, Etc.

Dixon's High School Pencils, worth S5c,
for 15c a dozen.
Wood Slate Pencils, &c dozen.
Covered States all sizes and styles: single
States, &c and up; double States, sc and up.
A fine Silicate Slate four leaves, IA by
sA, for sc.
A bevel-edge 12-inch Ruler for &c.
SCHOLARS COMPANION-Wood Box,
with hinge cover. lock and key for &c.
Polished Ash, with Pencil Sharpener at
tached, 10c.
Polished Wood Box, lock and key. with
ink well, zoe.
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COTTONS

}COTTONS
Ready-made Bleached Sheets of Utica
{ Muslin:
The 1914 size, worth SIC, for Csc each.
The ga size, worth zoe, for 55c each.
The extra large ia size, at soc each,
worth 81.
A full line of Bicycle Cloth at 1212c a
BASEMENT.
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES

Composition Books. with press board COW
er and extra quality paper:
so sheets for &c.
so sheets for sc.
120 sheets for Sc.
OUR LEADER is a board-covered Com
position Book with marble paper sides ana
cloth back for sc.
Ono with press board cover. cloth back
and first quality of paper for 10c.
A board back, leather-covered Compost
ton Book, with superfine cIlendered paper
for 25c.
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LINENS

1000 fringed Wash Rags, 1c eace.
All-linen Brown Crash, the &c quality, &c
q yard.
SC all-linen Bleach Crash for SIC a yard
1Oc aIl-iinen Brown Twill Crash, &c a
yard.
100 dozen all-linen Huck Towels for sc
each.
121ac hemmed Huck Towels for &c each.
6o-fnch: full bleach, all linen Table Dam
ask, 39c yard.
Pinch, all-linen Cream Damask, Csc
quality, for 47c yard.
72-inch extra heavy cream Table Damask,
the S5c quality, for Coo yard.
Pinch Bleach Damask, the S5c quality,
for zoe a yard; the 81 quality, for S5c
yard.
100 dozen 3-4 Bleached Napkins at soc a
dozen.
1oo dozen 81 Silver Bleach German Linen
Napkins al $1.19 a dozen
100 dozen ga Bleach Linen Napkins-the
81 30 quality at S1.59 dozen.
EAST AISLE.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS

Fancy weave Black Cheviots, in Shark
skin, Diagonals, Granite, Armure, Bison,
Crepe, Seal Cloth, Basket and Etamine
Cheviots at 75c and 81 yard.
All Wool silkfnish Henrietta, 75c
goods for SOC ii yard.
oO-inch fine Surah Serge, also 75c
goods, for soc q yard.
All Wool Henriettas and heavy
Serges for 25c a yard.
20 designs in ail-WOol Lizard Cloth
CSC goods for soc yard.
Figured Mohairs that formerly sold at
65c 60 at 49c yard; the SOC ones go at
39c yard, and the 35c ones go at 25c a
yard. CENTER AISLE.
SILKS
Special offers for the week that will
Guido all former efforts at the Septem-
Der selling The first two will be found
on the center bargain table.
Black Dress SatinS and Silks, a splen-
did assortment, every yard OF which is
worth 81, this week 69c yard.
Colored Taffetas and Gros Grains,
extra heavy and we'll worth 7oc, now $50
a yard.
Fancy Check and Stripe Silks at 25c a
yard.
Colored Silks in brocaded effects for
cape Innings. etc. at Soc a yard
Black and colored India Silks, with
light and dark colored figures, the usual
ST Silk, at 49c yard.
All colors in plain China Silks at 2lc a
yard.
Black Gros Grain Brocade at SOC a
yard.
Black Gros Grain Brocade at 75c a
yard.
Both are new designs and extra heavy
finish.
New Velvet cords in all the popular
colors now the fad for Jackets, Shirt
Waists, etc
Also large variety of seasonable nov
elites in Jacquards, MORE Taffetas,
MORE Warp Prints, Ombre Stripes,
Glace in subdued effects, satin faced
Silks, Peau de Sole Satin Damask, Pekin
Satin and Crepon Faccona. West aisle.
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EAST AISLE.
SHOES

SlfOLo
Little Mems" a good Goat Shoe, with
extension sole, at $135 pair.
A good real Calf Shoe, in lace only-made
for boys to romp in-szes, 21a to 5. at $1.25
a pair; smaller sizes. CSC pair.
Misses Waterproof School Shoes, in lace
!, and button-the new toe and spring heel
81 pair. Small sizes, $3.50 a pair.
A good shoe for ladies, in both lace and
button, square and London toes-all sizes,
$50 a pair
Glove Kid Slippers, all sizes, at 75c pair
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UMBRELLAS

Good English Gloria Umbrellas, 26-inch
frame and the finest Congo and Weichsel
Handles-never before sold for less than
75c-now, t9c each.
Good Silk Gloria and high-grade English
Gloria Umbrellas, with steel rod and fine
natural wood handles-never before sold for
less than Show CSC each.
RIGHT OF ENTRANCE.
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, ribbons

All Silk, Satin and eros Grain Ribbons
in bright shades, worth 15c; sale price, &c
a yard.
The Pinch width, worth zoe; sale price,
10c yard
Fine fancy Ribbons, inches wide; also
Warp Printed Dresdens, worth 30c, for 15c
a yard.
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TABLETS

All kinds and all prices.
Tablet, with card board cover, ntho-
graphed in fancy designs. for pencil. 2o(
sheets sc.
1lO-sheet Tablet of superfine calendered
DaDer for ink be.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-13

that cabinet council Is to be held to-
morrow Is. upon investigation, found to
be incorrect
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LINEN BANDS
and INSERTIONS

so pieces of Linen-embroidered Bands In
sertions and All-overs, bought by New
York man from an overloaded importer at
one-third regular prices, and that's the
way we are going to sell them tomorrow
on the front bargain table.
soc Linen Insertions and Bands for 19c a
yard.
75c Linen Insertions and Bands for Csc a
yard.
sec Linen insertions and Bands for 29c a
yard.
81 Linen insertions and Bands for 3sc a
yard.
S175 Linen insertions and Bands for Acc a
yard.
$3.50 Linen All-overs for 7sc a yard.
81 Linen All-overs for $1.50 a yard
All the newest, freshest goods-just the
thing for waist fronts and trimmings for
wooden dresses.
LACES
Cotton Torchon Laces, Cotton Insertion
and Laces and fancy Neck Ruching, all at
1c yard.
Fancy Cotton Laces. 2 inches wide, the Sc
kind at &c a yard
Handmade Torchon Laees. / and inches
wide-the Sc and 10c kinds. at &c a yard.
Fine Cotton Laees, and inches wide
the 25c kind, at 10c a yard.
Point de ireland Laces, to 10 inches
wide-the 25c and 35c kinds, for 1212c yard.
Black I.aces. suitable for cape trimming.
G TO inches wide-uSual price, 35c to soc;
now, 25c yard
CENTER AISLE.
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MEMS WEAR

50 dozen Mems Cotton Half Hose, full,
seamless, in black, blue and old gold mix
tures-the regular 1Oc quality, at SC pair.
% dozen Mems four-ply Link Cuffs at Sc
a pair, or pairs for 25c.
EAST AISLE
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HOSIERY

Ladies' Cotton Hose, in black, tan and
, fancy striped; regular 10c stockings, for &c
pair.
Ladies' full, regular made Hermsdorf
Black Cotton Hose, high-spliced heels and
double soles-well worth 25c-now, 10c
pair.
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TRIMMINGS
and BUTTONS

Colored and Jet Bead Edging, worth 15c,
for &c yard.
Wool and Mohair Soutache Braid, Il
yards for 1c; better quality, sc yards for
sc; worth 10c and zoe.
White Cotton Soutache Braid, II yards
for 1c
Pearl Buttons, never sold for less than
lac; now, sc a dozen.
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; GLOVES

Direct from France, the "Relfort,''
beautiful new glove. made expressly for u
by the famous Perrin Freres. All the lead
ing fall shades and black, two-clasp style
the price, $3.50 pair
CENTER AISLE.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-04
FOR SALE.

~ good family riding and driving horse,
young and gentle, not afraid of cars and
other things. For sale cheap. Apply
at f. w. BROWNS hardware store, No
Q South Jefferson street.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-04
WHEN OFFICERS WEAR CTS.
Complaints From English Enlisted Men.
Story nj an Subnltern.

story Df an Subnltern.
Recently battalion at Lucknow were
lectured on parade on the gross impro.
priety of failing to salute officers in gar.
rison towns when out walking, and they
were told that they ought not to have
any difficulty in recognizing officers II
should greatly like to know from the
author of this propositions" says
LabDuchere in London Truth, what are
the outward visible signs by which
officers in plain clothes are to be distin-
guished from civilians. One unfortunate
Tommy, who writes to me Oh the subject.
tells me that in India the only course for
II soldier who is anxious not to omit to
salute an officer on the street is to salute
everyone he meets. Il defy anyone he
says, to tell an officer from il civilian
out here. The civilians put on such II
swaggcr and initiate the military so that
some of them look more like officers than
the officers themselves Perhaps this is
what makes the officers so sensitive on
the subject of being salutcd."
The which is the reminder of n
pleasant story of American military life.
~ young officer complained to his
superior that Il certain enlisted man
failed to salute him when he was in cts.
Every welln replied the commandant.
You parade in citizens clothes before
the barracks until the private assures YOU
he can recognize you' -
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-04
HON 8.

Fine S-room dwelling, with cellar, cab
met mantles in down stairs rooms, large
lot with necessary outbuildings. Price,
SO, 800, 5000 cash, balance $50 per month.
Elegant 10-room residence on Patter
son avenue, all modern conveniences,
built at cost of $4,000, price $4,000.
Brick dwelling near center of the town
on good lot, price 81, 100.
Large 7-room house in Northwest Ron
noke, in good condition, price $500, $50
cash, balance $40 per month.
Dwelling in Southeast Roanoke, near
the shops, with Z rooms Price $500,
$50 cash, balance $40 per month. This
is snap for II shop man.
Cottage on Fifth avenue, in East Roa-
noke, with 6 rooms. Price 5000, $50
cash, balance $40 per month.
Very nice 5-room house in Southwest
part Of The town. Price 81, $50.
Large 1O-room house near the depot,
renting for SlS per month. Price 81 SOD,
on easy terms.
Dwelling with rooms in the center of
the town, will be business property.
Price 81, 300 cash. This is Il fine invest
ment.