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New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTiSr :, = II, ,u.:, "a -. IN lin
,n.rs.d In the Holy Ghost. and ~ ''"' -" ' -
-, revival service. Baptism.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

CALVARY CHURCH 4ih- ave and 2lsi st. Rev j.
LEWIS PARKS. = r. D.. iecor-snndal. N.,enioe r an
Holy Communion. and lO m: morning PRAYER an
sermon II a. M: choral service with sermon : T. Il"
The Rector will preach Il the morning service
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

,rrsrvI vsTEK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. West 23l
," n,a, IN sye-The Pastor Rev. Dr. II. T. SAMPLE,
I'll ,reach IL a. IN. and 7:i5 M Welcome
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 42i between
,,, "a an ,xes-The Pastor. Rev. ANTHONY IL;
EVANS ID d.. viii preach to morrow at III a. m ana
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

CAPTAINS COIYER AND PERKINS. WITH AUTO
HARP assist col HADLEY. who leads the sIecs[, [ mel
ms nightly next week ri -. Bartholomew MISSION
Mis- WRAY leads night. Free supper IHnAY eNc
Song service Tuesday night
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
rvRNIsuED HOUSE WANTED.

- ~~.~~N~o~NN~~~~o~~~ ~~N~NNNrN~NN~>~@
WANTED until May l. well furnished
house in the neighborhood OF 61th ST..
suitable for small family. house must
be we'll heated and have sanitary plumbing.
Address. stating terms. J. u. ~. Tribune
Milce.
WANTED. until May I. a weii-furnished
family; house must be well heated and
have sanitary plumbing. Address. stating
terms ]. {. b.. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
INII ROOMS.

01.-,.,,< -.e-,N,~y,. - ~ =. 0-N~NNNN
LARGE aud small. IN excellent location /,
81 and 81 ~. g,rtl-lnea only. lp- west
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
DOWN IN WATER STREET

UNDER THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
The friends Of The Old Jerry McAuey M~sion are
cordially invited to at the Chapel No 3S Waters
celebrate the cath anniversary of this blessed work
Sabbath. November 22d. 2:30 and 1:3O y. m. Mr.
H. Fulton Cutting will preside In the afternoon and Mr.
W. 7. Wardwell In the evening.
Among the speakers who will be present Rev DR.
X. X. Meredith Rev. j. Frederick Talco Rev. Dr. g.
Parks Cadman Rev NJ. r. Compton. and Rev. r. s.
Triple
tablet erected by the 10 the memory Of
beloved co-worker Mrs Sarah Sherwood will he unveiled
the afternoon by Mrs J. X. Barney. Superintendent
and Prison Evangelist Of the Worldz Woman's Christian
Temperance Union s. II. HADLEY. Sup't.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

COI'PF Rockaway carriage. newly painted
all in good order: price sl2o EoHr.bi'
UARRIS's carriage place. iIackensack.
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.DI.rpTIsrNENTS and subscriptions for
Tn. Tribune received At their lpt"wh
os,ca No. I2i2 Broadway. "a floor north
OF 3ist St. until ? o'clock p. m adtti
as NJ regular Office rates until o'ci EEK
u m viz: - sth-as-.. :. e. cor. 30
81 i32 Gth-ave.. cor I'm 81. Mac
Gt ave and iith ST. " Columbus aNr.,
near West Goth st. LOG West 40 81, ,,a na
an ave. a2 East iiih-si.. e5' West 42i
:, between 1ih and s'h ayes l.o f.as,
41th- s.. .33s 81 ave. between i8ih am
,,.. r.,r syth - 60 3d-ave.. near
4ls,-st. 55t 3d-ave 325 Bleecker- st
. nus 9i av. . 30 Eat 1yth-si..
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

llGth sf.--TIf
CHAMBERS breaches d0:i3 Fourteenth AhhiNe,s"n'
sermon Evening q 40 THANKSGIVING seiNiee ''""
Jay a3,D Pastors reception at church All invited
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

FOI.RTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. West f.hu I,,ces Ice
and oIst- 81, JOSrPH II. KERR D. D., Pastor ,r,nes
II A. m. and p. N. sabbath school, D. H. ~
day evening meeting. O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH, corner 'f," -
of Rrpokly... will preach. and Rev r H. hl'"A"''
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL cp' = ~ ~ ~, ~ Pas
u.ss, ~ Columbus ave- Rev h. s. TliP.r. fh ~. a"
,or~li A. m Rev :. l.. BALDWiN d. d.; p Man m
p.v + IPIIAM u. u. Everybody welr,,ne. .aTh
Ssv 23d at ) DR. CHADWICK lectures; sup!.et !c o.
A, AUNT Polly Bass-tts Skewi
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

Gospel TABERNACLE CHURCH. sth ave ana +''n
Se,,ices every sabbath 1890 a. m ana ;ao y ~ ~,
Rev A. ". SIMPSON. Pastor. VIII pfeac" '""'"S' ~
m Week night services. .. in'
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

ADVERTISEMENTS and snbscripur.ns .sili ,.n,orn ,Sr
The Tribune received at iheW pow
o,n"s " 90 Rroalway. 81 door north
Of sis'a,. unti " o'clock iln., 2. M hraprh an.er
offices at regular office rates until ~" ~,
%. m. viz: 25i s,h-ave. :. p coz ~
St 1872 9Th ave. cor. l2ih-st.. ma,s -
sth-av.. and I+th st: ft2 Columbus aN"..
near West Goth s, los wes, t21 Mss, 81, hair hp5r
~ b.fween 7th and sih aves.; loo r.as,
47ih ST.: l.33s 81 ave, betws,n VII, so'n I. -o,
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ilsi st 554 81 aye; -Se2 S22 bier'esr esr ri ri
ave: 2CG2 ~ ave. 95 Amsterdam ave, oa, +;
400 Yves. 42i st; iis Fast ~, lHh o,h 49, ~ "'
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ST.. $50 Broadway. l.3G3 at ave ~ -
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the Harlem Offices: 2.o5i 81 ave; near
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9I3 W.-t ia5th-si.. bet 7th and sih avrs
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3gI Fulton ST.. 72G Fulton T.: n3 Court
a.. ~ Broadway +. D.; l'' BroaiWay'
=. H.: i62 Myrtle ave. near hrohn"aF.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-.THE ohD r'
Fifth-ave and 12th-st. ,
HOWARD DUFFIELD. ID. D.. fastor.
services M IL a. III. and y. IN.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday. p m
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
Flint's Fine Furniture.
For Thanksgiving.
Superb Dining Room Designs.
FACTORY PRICES.
Ncliaious Notircs.

>S~>N>~N~S<O"\rNNN/~'O"~
EIOOMINGDAIE CHURCH Boulevard West GSiisi
- MADISON e. PETERS breaches H. rea LOT "e
Sam. Zeal In Religion W. Have Had In Politics = ,.
The Problem Most Chri iians Are TYING |" S",,e
How Little Religion " II Take Them to Heaven. WEI
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

,,.,,c,x AVENUE METHODIST ~ :, .,
rner com SIT Preaching by the Pastor,
vr ,NDKEW IONGAcRE d. d. ~ ~ d. '' w
~ n, SUNDAY y-schOol at "8o a. m
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

CALVARY CHURCH. Wes; JIth ST. 'i. ~ ~ - "
breaches morning ard evening ~ ei''''s.
Chrsiianltv- Catholic n'eIslN
Ir S,orrss JIbekseries Divine Voices in current
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN n Chn "ta pas,or .a
al 60 Hrv ci ARId:S /. TiioMrS"M y, ',rA,,.h 81, /
""a - ,II ~ III t,s j Nc. u. u. Will ptr'." :"
m pr THOMPSON at y. m on F''"
free
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

HAMILTON GRANGE REFORMED cH!K "Ss
li5th-rt and Conv-nt-ave, Rey G. n. ~ ~ ri,i6MP
pastor Al IL a. NJ preaching by Rev J. VI - ,i,
s0S Al $ D. NJ. By the Pastor "p''' -'"''
SLEEPER Strangers welcomed
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

,,,nrsox AVENUE REFORMED HlRs,n;, c2,"-r :, %
,rhs Pastor Rev. A. T. KIIIhti"'h;, W. W.
o." o.usch II A. M. and p M Union i'''' ''" '
laV
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
KKIck CHERCII.

BRICK Hi'RCIi.
FlfihaNe. and 3tth-st
HENRY VAN DYKE. Pastor. ~
Rev JOHN Dh. PEU VIII preach SUNDAY. I'D ins'''
AT II Il m. and 1870 p m
Sunday school 9i5 n. m
Young Mems Bible Class. 10 a. m
Services Thanksgiving Day 10Th inst. al u r. H.
Rev DR. HOWARD DrFFIELD VIII pea'h'
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

A-HANDsOMELY furnished suite or
separately with board, ptNa.' Wv"
referenc.s exchanged - West 5lst-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
DRESSNIAkING.

~~NN~N~~-o|~<s0O~SN~~ ~SN~~N>'~N~>"@S">C~T>S
ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING at short no.
tice, tailor made gowns. dinner and
evening dresses made for $40. perfect ht.
finest nnish. NJ. MEIROl. ~ East llth-
tt. between broadway and University
Piage
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

cOUTuRIERE FRANCHISE and ladies'
tailor. latest models for winter costumes.
capes and wraps. Last seasons gowns re-
modelled short time moderate prices +.
special styles Tor large ladies'. Nine. An :
pEKsON. rs eth ave. formerly with
Sf.rn lirOs
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-29
Attention, bryan and SewalI Club.

There will be meeting of the
Green Forest Bryan and Sewall l
Free Silver club next Friday at 4
p. m. for the purpose of arranging
for the procession to Eureka
Springs to attend the grand rally
at that place Saturday afternoon.
Every member CT the club and
ali other free silver people are
earnestly requested to attend.
Come out, boys, and let's prove our
loyalty to Bryan and free silver.
The people are with US. Remom-
Der the meeting TO make the ar
rangements. will be Friday after.
noon at 4 p. M.
D. NJ. STROUD, Pres.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-29
To the M cKinley and Hobart Club.

Next Saturday, the 8, has been
designated as Flag Day by the
Republican National committee.
The club is requested to meet at 2
p. m. on that day on the Public
Square in Green Forest for the
purpose of raising the American
flag as e. token of our loyalty to the
honor and integrity of our country,
Some one will be present 20 make
o speech On that occasion. Come
out, boys, and let's get ready for
the grand victory that awaits US.
A, J. RUSSELL,
President Of the Mckinley and
Hobart Club.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-29

The battle Of the ballots next
Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Spring Of Eureka
Springs is visiting in the city.
G. s. Sk1nklo was quite sick last
week, but is ablo 10 be out again.
Charlie Donaldson Of Denver
has purchased Iot N the Grim
addition and is pntting tho lnmher
on the ground preparatory to
build.
Dr.. G. v. Poynor of Caryollton
was in town Monday Ho says the
the meeting Of the Tri.County
n edicaI society 1T Harrison last
week was . grand success.
Many lives o. usefulness have
been cutshort by nogieot to break
mp an ordinary cold. Pneumonia,
bronchitus and even consumption
can be avortod by the prompt use
OF Gre Minute Cough Cure.
J. r. Harbert.
Many political Speakers, clergy
mon, singers and others who ase
the voice excesslvelye rely npon
One Minnie Cough Cure 10 prevent
huskineSs AMI laryngi,is. It's
value as preventative is only
oqaalled hy its power TO afford in
stoneous reliof. ] =. Harbert.
Ghonic constipation is . painful,
disagreeable and lite,shortening
difficulty. It defanses tlse system
causes sio1 headache, bad breath
and pnisens the blood. II can be
readily overcome By DeWltt's
Little Fairly Risers. These little
pills are great regulators.
J. Fl. Harbert.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-29
Or. Bay Wants to See You.

If isnow time Of the year, if you
owe me anything, to call in and
make satisfactory settlement.
This call means business, so come
in at once and make settlement
D. F. RAY, N. D.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-29

Died.. NJ. Chidester at his
home south Of town on last Satur-
day afternoon and was inferred in
the Pickens' cemetery Sunday,
Rev. Doran conducting the funoral
services. Mr.. Cbidester was SO
years Of age and an ordained min
lister in the Christian church. BE
was model man in every respect,
and the entire community mourns
his loss. He leaves no relatives
here, except bis brother, Isaac
Chidester.
We kindly ask those who know
themselves to be indebted to us ae
much az one years subscription, or
On other accounts, TO settle with US
at once. Unless you do so, we
shall have to go to the expense OF
seeing you personally. 10 rua
our business necassitates q contin-
ual expense. We must collect.
Tn Grooves Tasteless Chill Tonic
has stood the test for ten years!
When any dealer tries to induce
yoa TO take some other make, you
may know that it is some cheap
compound on which he makes q
largo profit. Every bottle OF
Grooves guaranteed.
THE TRIBUNE gives notice in ad-
vance that it is going TO quietly
accept the result CT the, election, no
matter what it is, and will still
continue TO do business at the same
old stand on the same schedule OF
prices,
DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve is
an anticeptic, soothing and healing
applications tor burns, scalds, cats
bruises, etc, and cures piles like
magic. 1t Instantly stops pain.
]. q. Harbert,
D. J. Lamunyon came in Tues
day from an extended trip to South
Dakota. lie says Bryan will
carry both the Dakotas and IS sure
OF lection.
The Carroll County Directors
Association viii meet in Green
Forest Friday, The Is prox.
Every director in the county shooid
be present,
Carl Buell. is very sanguine that
Mckinley viii be elected. tie bel
two horse wagon against two
pair OF socks that Mckinley will
win.
Biggest Democratic rally of the
season at Eure<a Springs next
Saturday, the 81. Judge Edgar g.
Bryant nf Fl. Smith Is billed Tor Q
speech.
A great many Kansas people
have passed through here the past
month. They ai say that state Is
going Tor Bryan aud Tree silver
Horses are still worth something
in Green Forest. d. M. Strouo
sold his sorrel saddle horse TO w
r. Sneed Tuesday Tor sl0o in cash
After the election is over lets
talk about improving our streets
Come to tic polls Tuesday ane
vote your sentiments.
The stree, corner politician vii
soon be out ot a job.
The leaves have gold STANDARD
appearances.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-29
ggsfg Have you

Been stricken with disease whlse yogr neigh
Dor escaped, or yicegarsa9 Doth were alike
exposed but with one disease germs found
Judgement in impure blood and weakened
system, while with the other, tile blood WIS kept
pure BY Hood's sarsaparilla and the beay was
in a conditon Of good health. The Iaor4lis PLAIN
kiooa's PsEls are purely vegetable and do
not purge, pain or grippe. Sold BY al druggists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-29

above ticket are j. *. Sovereign,
e. r. Arnold and A. D. Tanner,
We are having q delightful fall,
r. G. Lanter is slightly improv-
ing.
Bryan and Sewall club meets
Friday at 4 p. m.
The Wells Fargo Express Go.
have no agent at this place.
T.G. Norris is yet confined to
his bod, but is improving slowly.
George Coxsey left Monday for
St. Louis with a large shipment of
hogs.
Jas. scruggs Of War Trace, Tenn,
came in Friday in search of o
location.
Go to ". r. Sneed & Cos, for
your shoes. All grades Of shoes
from Is TO 35 per cent lower.
While in Berryville if you want
a good meal or your team we'll
cared for stop at the Southern
Hotel.
Tobacco users will find in anoth-
er column, an item ofdeoided intor-
est to them, head "Don't Stop To
baoco."
Mrs. P. NJ. Stroud wants SIX
boarders at $3.50 por week. Es-
pecial aocomm odations to boarding
pupils,
IF you want the benefit Of those
special bargains at A. Blasingame's
call before he moves to the now
building.
4 one-baif acre tract OF land has
been added to the Pickens cenete-
ry. Al least one acre more shonld
be annexed to it.
Catarlh is 8 constitutional disease
and requires a constitutional rom
ody like Hood s4Sarsaparil'a, which
puri6os the blood.
Mike Carpenter, living near
Denver, had the misfortune OF
getting his bogso and contents &c
stroyed by FIRE last week.
The days are now growing
shorter. Tho 4 OF November
however, will be the longest day
in the year-to somebody.
Hon. DeRoos Bailey ofss Harri
son will shortly move 10 Little
Rock whore he has formed 9
partnership with q st. Louis at
tornoy Mr.. Bailey viii be great
ly missed from the conrts Of Nortf
Arkansas.
Grand clearing sale at A. Blasin
games. For the next 80 days, he
proposes to dispose OF bis presen
stock Of merchandise at prices
never before duplicated in North
west Arkansas. lie is doing thi'
ia order to be ready to move int
his new building. Call and b.
convinced.
Everybody is anxious for th'
election. There is . feeling tha
after the election, no matter how
it may go, times will improve. !
is not characteristic Of the Ameri
can people to lie down for AM
! length of time in the face OF al
! versity. When the election dc
termines what they have to con
front, they will adapt themselve
to the conditions and go ahead.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-29
III Troubled With Rheumatism Read
This.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Apr. l8, l894.-
! have used Cham beliain' Pam
BALM tor@I2h heumatism ard found it
to be all that is ciaimod for it, I
believe It to be the best pFepara-
alton for rheumatism and daep
seated muscular pans onthe mar.
ket and cheorfully reeommenl II to
the.public, jno. G Brooks,
dealer in boots, shoes, oto, 30. Is
Main ST.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-29
Also READ THIS

MEcHANl oEILhe, St. Mary Co,
Nd sold bottle OF Chamber
lain's Paiu Balm to q MAJ. v 10 had
bo@n suffering with rheumatism tof
several years. ltmado him Il we'll
man. Al. MoGill FOR sale al 500
per bottle by J. y. Iiarberl
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-29

Speed and salty are the watch
words Of The age. One Ninn'e
Cough Care acts speedily, saitily.
and never fails. Asthma, bron-
chitis, coughs and colds are eared
by it. } +. Rafbeft-
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-29
LOCAL. MENTION

u I U II
Next Tuesday,
November 8, '96.
We all need rest.
Make your guess.
You should vote.
Vote your sentiments.
His name is William.
Here's TO the winner.
Let the maority rule.
Be liberal in your ideas.
The next thing is pie.
Look out for the roosters.
1t takes a poll tax receipt
To qualify you to vote.
l2,000,000 ballots TUESDAY.
The campaign is at its heat.
Only four years till another.
The agony will soon be over.
Bryan or Mckinley, which?
Only cranks talk about war.
Be ready to take your medicine.
Everybody is sure OF the result
Listen, something is gong to
drop.
1t will DO d victory for sosae-
body.
John A. Buell. returned from a
strip TO Springfield Monday.
In less than week you will
Know who will be president for the
next four years.
Tuesday will be big day, but
we prediet that Wednesday will
be more noisy one.
e. B. Hinchman, the popular
hardware merchant Of Berryville,
was here on business Monday.
Republicans are requested to
attend Tire Gag raising on the Public
Square, z D., m. next Saturday.
For sale-H. H. Stauhope now
Aas loo,0 600 first class brick for
sale at bis farm southeast OF town,
The big protracted meeting is
still in progress at New Home
There will be bapt'sing there next
Sunday.
The uoxt issue Of THE TRIBUNE
will tell you that ---------------
bias beer elected president OF the
United States. Caa you fill The
oIank
4evandqr Jennings and David
Mathews Jr. eac. plead guilty T.
assault and battery in Judge Leath'
erburys court Monday. I they
were eaah fued $500 and cost.
A backing cough is not only
apnovi4tr To ofheys but It ia dan
gerous IL The person who has it
0na Miauie Cough Cure will qnick-
II put stop to It. J. e. Harbort.
Ny entire stock of boots AND
shoes going az q margin OF only
ten per cent aboTe cost pr'co
lest grade ot mems shoes sl.o5, la
dies shoes SO cents. A large IN
voice just received.
H. G, DooLINo.
letter, eczema and al similal
skin troubles are cured by the use
Of DeWltts Witch Hazel Salve, L
sooths at once, and restores thoi'
tissues ta their nataral condition
and never tails 10 euro piles.
J. e. Harbert.
The Darlington, Wis, Jouna
says editoriaIly Of q popular pat
cnt medicine: eve hayo know
from oxperiencotha, Chamberlain
Goiic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-29
A Copy Of the Official Ballot.

Election Nov. 3, 1896. Cross
out or scratch off the names of all
persons except those for whom
you wish to vote.
EnR pREsInENrIAr Az rr rac,ropc
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-29

G. s. Sk1nklo was quite sick last
week, but is able 10 be out again.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-29

Miss Bessie Spring Of Eureka
Springs is visiting in the city.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-29

The battle Of the ballots next
Tuesday.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-29
FOR CONGRESSMAN.

FOR CONGRESSMAN.
Vote for one)
Ell. A, Dinsmore Democrat
W. Il. Neal Republican
The Populist electors on the
above ticket are J. r. Sovereign,
e. r. Arnold and A. D. Tanner,
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-29
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
N ote for eighty

y w tut VIZ Ht,J
J. B. Baker Dem-P -Pop-Fusionist
J. r. Sovereign Dem-P p-Fusionist
}. M. Stayton Pop Fusionist
Clip Witt Dem-Pop- Fusionist
b. E. Arnold Dem -Pop-Fusionist
E. J, White Dcm-P -Fusionist
W. S. Moore Dem.Pop, Fusionist
A. D. Tanner Dem.P Pop-Fusionist
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-29

We are having delightful fall,
r. c. Lanter is slightly improv.
ing.
The Green Forest tribune., 1896-10-29

Bryan and Sewall club meets
Friday at 4 p. m.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-26
COMING and GOING

@. W. Beckner. of Montvale, was in
the city yesterday.
A. M. Dickinson. Of Marion, is q
guest at the ST. James.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Sours, Of Salem,
were in the city yesterday.
w. E. Eubank, of Bedford City, was
in the city yesterday on business.
w. II. Taliaferro, of Baltimore. is q
guest of his cousin, o. 8. Marsden.
J. A. Camper. of the Rsdford Machine
Works, is in the city visiting relatives.
Prof. D. N. Eller, of the Dsleville
Normal School, WAS in the city yesser-
day.
Col James S. Browning. q coal ope-
rator Of Poe ahontas, WAS in the city yes.
terday.
Mrs. M. j. lack, of vinton, Ia visiting
her sister, Mrs. Martin, in franklin
county.
Floyd Gray, Bedford City Republi-
can, was in tue city yesterday en- route
home from Slaunton.
Senator W. II. Hale returned to Rocky
Mount yesterday after having spent sew
ersl days in the ci.y.
MIS-. r w. Kelley, Of Newcastle Is
Nleltiuk uOE Odpb. w.
Moses, on Luck avenue 8. W.
j. BrAck Stovall, OF Halifax county,
was in the city yesterday en- route home
from the Staunton convention.
Mrs. ]. Coles Terry. Of Bent Noun
tain, went to Baltimore yesterday to
visit her son, who Is sick in that city.
o. j. Boisseau, accompanied by his
brother, R. s. Boisseau, an engineer on
the Philadelphia and Reading railroad,
left last night for Petersburg to spend
q few days.
Miss Ssllie B. McClesry, graduate Of
the National Business College, left for
Bluefield yesterday. where she ia em-
ployed as stenographer by Huff, An
drews e Thomas.
Fred A. Bennett, tho champion high
and endurance stils-wAlker of the
world, who has been here for the pact
week, will leave to-day for Lynchburg,
where he will remain a week and then
go to Norfolk. n,
Prof. r. de Saussure. formerly OF this
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place. now of Washington. D. O., is in
she city on his way to Nashville, Tenn.,
to witness the marriage OF his cousin.
the Count Bernard de Pourtales, OF
Paris, with Miss Drouillard, of Nash.
Vile.
Lewis 8. Hall. formerly foreman Of
THE ROANOKE TIMES, now residing at
Stony Point, Botesourt county, passed
through the city yesterday with his
wife and two children en- route to Blue
Ridge Syringe to visit his mother and
brother.
G. 81. Vines, Esq, left last night for
New York on a brief business trip.
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silk Bargains.-7

"The proof OF the pudding"-well, you know 1t.
You must call and see these TO appreciate the
merit OF our claim for them.
At 20 cents, two pieces ~ inch extra heavy
Black Satin, desirable for separate skirt or cape
the dollar sort.
At 20 cents. fine Black Peau dc Sole, 90 inch. ALI
pure silk, sold by other dealers as great bargain
Mt sec
At s7X cente, the new weave "Armure," black,
21inch-the 81 quality.
At 70 cents, a wonder-A-inch fine all ailk Satin
Duchesse, this quality can not be found for less
than $l-look at II and Judge lite merits.
at 81 per yard, 24inch Black Satin Duchesse,
extra weight-tbis stands for big value in the
strlctest sense.
At SO cents, two big lots fine Persian silks, 23
and IS Inches wide. have been 81 and Sl25 all the
seaeon-heIe is Ia wonder for wonder seekers.
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Notice..

AT Lee Street M. E. Church, North,
ON Sunday morning at Ii o'clock Rev.
r. A. Scott will preach o special SER
mon on the 77th anniversary of the in
stitution of Odd Fellowship in the
United States. All the lodges In Roa-
noke are invited TO attend. All men,
bess Of lodges will meet Ia the hall Of
Mountain Dale Lodge, No. 40, a. 10
o'clock q. m. and march to tha church
in q body. II. s. CARAVAN,
N. G.
Aktoat. H. NEAL Secratarv
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THE auction sale OF dress goods, no.
tions and shoes at 35 Salem avenue is
being we'll attended. Sales every day
at 10 q. M, p. IN. and 8. p. m. Special
sale for ladies' at o'clock. Some Of the
finest dress goods to be sold vet.
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For Sale.

WE handle everything in the feed
line and would be pleased to fill your
orders. Phone 269. EASTER FEED Co
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