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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

ousy at all times. at the present .ne, rose who
Client basis for their enthusiasm, ana '. ~. nros
buy and sell stocks have an outiooh ~, dr.
perity which Is practically clear oi Ia, NJ ba rear
pointing features. OF course, tnere W." .ha Iarae.
lions. II there were not, how Woui' ,o,sss hnt
army of traders live? There VIII De ~, ,riu ha
they are part Of the business. Laihos -
bitten and venturesome youths ana ','.a a-ro v,
servative elders will taste the joys inu - Nv.
OF the Stock Exchange: but desp'.e naLe Tho
raids and mani )ulation which heip t,o,n,iass he
market the course of prices Will uoo ,,or,,os
upward and the value Of investneh. r. b.,so,
greater From the reports given o our oy u,hich
which are in close touch with caPtta' -
seeks investment II would seem tha' 80 y.
and In Europe there is an increhsihe -, ~ y
demand for rst-class securities paseu ~ IL
actual business conditions. The reIuSa go INC ,
Democratic silver combination in the -" Iii
give the Government additional ItNe IT,, 80
not affect sentiment long, because the - A.
is in a condition 10 Withstand the rev i -
ficiency shock until other powers are IA ,nt. -
of legislation; although, OF course ,ne an
revenue will cause deGutOry talk OF poiii $500.
These bond issues are excellent mon. 80
for the fortunate subscribers and aho'nel ioJ
would be rapidly taken up. There Is no $1,000 $500
for one however, and II the Admih,s.. at ~, .
sound money apostle is feeling the Nv ". IN
bankers on this subject, 1t Is to he hopeu NC ne
will for the rest Of his term conilne hi'l%.m ~
Washington, puzzng over the proDie'" % '"'
ing a revenue deficiency into a surplus. ,
Closing prices of the principal actNe 80 o
compared with last prices yesterday "e'e DIS
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
| / Nj MARKET DICTIONARY,

NEW YORK REAL ESTATE hOHTGAdE CEHrIficATEs
-, &, ooo and 500 each paying per cent per annuIn
deliverable on 81 hours notice
Tho Inwycrs' Mortgage Insurance Go.
n AND 30 LIBERTY STREET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
NOTICE OF SALE.


LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
warabouse Department 32 to IS East 42d -.
New-York. February 2dth. 1895
~, n brown Mrs T. n. Brown. X. W. Anderson Mrs.
= Grammar Mrs r, Crahon. George Gren Mrs j. Dark,
Mrs j. Human A. :. Harrison. Mrs. Mary Harris Mrs.
rsnrre IioV - u. Jackson. Mrs. l.. Nunzel,
Miss Tyler H. Schroeder. Laura George. Mrs A.
WhitbV Miss \ Martin Mrs. Ryan. Michael Reilly.
Mrs ID uinn {. Roam. Mrs +. Rodgers. Miss OBrien:
Mrs s \. Leslie W. G Morse. James Morris; Michael
n,conrcr Mrs NJ Montgomery. I. White. Mrs. Rosa
a. rren Louise schaumberger. Wm l.onsehar Mrs
wells u l. Spooner, j. Mulin. Mrs. Weston watson
You arr hereby notified that you required 10 pay
tho amounts for storage upon the goods consisting
~ bn,a.hol and Office furniture and personal effects.
stored in Oh. warehouses OF this company In your name
by George A. Schasey Sons Manufacturing Company,
former n-opretors the Standard Storage Warehouse
which goods transferred from said STANDARD ware
house " the retirement Of Geo. A. Schastey X Son
Manufac,ur.ng Company from the storage business and
in case Of default doing such goods wares ana
merchandise bc sold public auction on the l'ti
dav of Aurll 1896 commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ mt
No ~ ras, &ist Street. New-fork by Justus 'ooHe'
'e JOHN r. VAN wORMER
Secretary & General Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

lVOD 40 ............ NJ y
1000 NJ * & i lst... -
1000 VI & O q VI As. GsiA
600 - Y L r & "
New % Con
Rcts Stpd .. Ii7s
5000 y Y y II & X As
Con Deb Gifts 1877
1000 y Y O&W Con oslWA
1000 DO ............1l0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

Et'NOFEAN FTNNN'TNT WNTshTTH
I,.I0n Fob 20 T. m.-Consois 100 BIG fo- both
r,.ney ana tho account. Canadian Pacific. 5sis. Erie
il TO- second consols 7Gis Illinois Central 100 MeNi
can ordinary Az. Paul common spe. New YORK
Central iOi Pennsylvania 5i.. Reading. IS; MeNlctn
Central new per bonds. ~ Louisville and Nash
VILE. 80. Atchlson common, is ~,
80 p m.-11e amount q bullion r.ne INTO the hahH
O., England on today IL 100 Money. a per
ont The rate discount I'm the open market Tor both
fhor, and three months hlls is per cent INDIA Couh-
eli bills wer. allotted to-day at II 2332i per rupee.
Z y rn-Pars advices quote per cent rentes at lO2
francs - confines for the account and exchange on Lon
don at - francs - centnes FOR checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
10 rubom Ut ttlan Concern
NOTICE OF SALE.
LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Warehouse Department. 81 10 ~ East "a ~;
W

LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT CONF
Warehouse Department. 32 To ~ East "a Steo, j,
"" New-York. February 10th. 1879
IT., Mrs C. A. Hlldebrand. Mrs. r. ii. henderson r.
cn,nln / r. Cowdin. Mrs l.. Alexander b = boyn.o';,
~ If Christy Miss L. Bryan. Mrs J. Jonn Drew Mapei
iI,-f ~ 4, Howell Anne = Goodwin, a. H. Dayton MISS
r. y hume as agent for Martling. WIN: = iioyt AS
j. O. I'M. Michael krwan Mrs : II. 'ep hsr,s. a..
,i,honoa Nm Twombley, W. X. Soutter Charies r.
W"ir Mrs H. Tyler Mrs. Margaret Tobin Misses 80, Sor
re,,a or Kate stevens Remsen Schenck T. Noel . Mayer'
1bares r. McCluivey. Mrs c. Mckinney Mrs Grace Law
~ Wolell r. :. Lee \. b. stewart 4; N NUT, ~ w, -
Cir,onson Martha McAleese. j. Il. McNab. Max rrePai
Mrs Max Freeman Mrs. +. l.. leavenworth. A. D. Nc
f"rslor Ncv-york Electric & Automatic ENnp.tps MA
cbInr Co. VIM. r MONAGHAN. Chas. H. MIL catherlne
cirnmons NJ C1ttcr. Cora Nelson Geo II. kic.. ~,
~ .rrirg,on oscar H. short Chas. La Place Netue
trnJrirg Mrs Frank Gay Williams; -
-, ar, hereby notified that YOU are required 10 pay
- "r,n,r.s due for storage upon the goods wares ana
aniiae consisting Of household goods personal Ell
IS f,rnture tools machinery. manufactured articles
stored in warehouses OF this company ~ your
,s or for your and in case or your deiaiit
la scing such goods wares and merchandise Will be
LII M public auction the 10th day or April ls"
go, ,ocncing at 10 o'clock a. at No. % East 4st
street New-York by Justus Cooke Jefferson Wiiniur'
Auctoneer 'oii.' - ,.,r,ra, ,fannysr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
BONDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY

BONDS-TIlE FEDERAL TREASoNi'
Sales OF Government bonds consisted u 80
600 coupon As OF 1925 at HES, SSo'ooV "' 80 q
81 800 registered As OF 1907 at HOS, s'ooV at
1l0H and 500 900 coupon IS at ll3h,. Finai quota
tons compare with those Of yesterday DIS io'-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

Total quick assetssiI go 24o s3i IIssi0 Inc ss5o43i
The balance-sheet shows total assets OF Sl36,
720 against Sill 500 1872 In the preceding year.
including. among other items. 81 900 In cash,
$1112S374 hides and leather in hand. 1907. los
debts receivable. $685. 26l 057 investments and S62,
are 50, 900 900 bills payable. s552O0oO bonds out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
ijorses auo Carriages.

>~~~~N~N~| |~~~>~N.N~N~~~>>
DETER C. KELLOGG & co. Auctioneers'
Will sell
at Madison Square Garden New oh.
February Is. 20. q and % 1870 pas s a 9.aa o. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

standing. $3152964 net profits. common stock
s62, POI 800. and preferred stock s6l,62l,9Oo
The Governing Committee OF the stock Ex-
change to-day made the following additions to
the regular list: Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany 81 OIL 900 general mortgage per cent
bonds; Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis
Railway $4,000 additional first consolidated
mortgage per cent bords; Baltimore ana ONO
Southwestern Railway 500 900 additional first
consolidated mortgage guaranteed Az per cent
bonds; Equitable Gas Light Company OF New
York. $500 900 additional first consolidated mort
Railroad. Mercantile Trust Companys certifi-
Gates Of deposit for sl,479Olo first mortgage per
cent bonds.
The following securities were sold al auction
at the New-York Real Estate Salesroom by
Adrian Niular & Snn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27

A ADVERTISEMENTS. and suhscrptiens for The Trbuns
I'd door north OF sls-st. until o'clock P M advsr-
office rates until o'clock p m: VIZ 20 sth-aye s. e.
near west ooih-st.: 100 West 4:d-s,. near 6th-avs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
Elui0en0 Notifies
COUPONS

MICHIGAN-PENINsULAR CAR co. 40,
Detroit Mich. February I'D. 1870,
A L a MEETING of the Board Of Directors neld
this day it resolved that dividend OF one per
cent the Preferred Capital Stock Of the Company De
declared and paid February 2sth next ensuing az the 0ne
of the GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF New-forK
ca Cedar Street stockholders Of record at the close or
business on February oath. This payment to complete
Preferred Cumulative dividend No. which was passed
Transfer books will close February 2,th and reopen Feo
ruary 18th JOSEPH TAYLOR. Secretary.
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER AND PITTSBURGH RAIL-
WAY COMPANY.
COUPONS of the General Mortgage per cent
~ Bonds OF this company due March 1. will be paid on
and after March the Union Trust Company OF New
York J. II. HOBART, Assistant Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call was per cent Time money
was 4G4L per cent for thirty days 10 three
months and 4hN5 per cent for four ana SIX
months Some six months money was lent al
per cent on gold notes. Commercial paper
ruled at 5Q5 per Gems for all periods ior hish,
Grade napcr and above for paper not 50 well
known a.,
Foreign exchange was trihe steadier, due 10
better inquiry for remittance, Dut CLOSING
rates were practically unchanged. Posted rates
Tor sterling were 81 S7h and 81 So for long ana
short bills respectively Closing rates for actual
husincns were a follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-27
20 TROTTING BRED HORSES.

40 TROTTING BRED HORSES
cn,ropNrA KESTtCKY NEW ENGLAND
,,nD, T. and WESTERN STATES.
h,, such weli-known breeders as , ,s,,-pv
f.pp tsITT california; MONROE SAI.isB, II,
Wii ,.aIn, :, H. KERNER Massachusetts "; Ia a:
sn,2ti'' II npshire; c. W. BAKER,, Mafyiann'
MuODtr irNoN G son Kentucky; JAS T. WAlkEK.
Maryland: LINES BROS Rochester ~ L. AM "''
OTHERS. -. ,rs.s viii he SOLD as
,,,,,,r ousn n: NI'TA WILKES. 2:ll: DOLLY W..
PIE nsEJ p nGRliSGAME 2sN 6AyIp b .% 2iSSs
iEn0Er s:I0; i.fisA WILKES, 200: WACO. 2lc4:
AERoLITE. 2:yoh; x. L.: 2;2ct -s.
For catalogues address
PETER G. KELLOGG & CO. AuctoneerA
lo7 John-st, New-York.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-23
. WAGES OF wA1rER a1R1s.

The girl walters in 'first-class lunch
room are paid more than the average of
women workers at other employments.
They receive SO week and their meals
for working eight hours day, 81 for half
time, five hours, and 33 cents for four
hours of extra work. 1t is ..unskilled
labor. No previous experience is requir-
ed, and there is great deal of competi-
ton for that reason. The ''tip' is almost
unknown to the lunch room woman
waiter.
1--WE have to work hard, "said one girl.
talking of her labors one day, "but it is
easy to learn how to do the work. had
never waited on table before, and be-
gan on full time. But you never did
see anything like the people act here
when there's crowd. They will not do
thing unless you say please. come
alo3g with n cup of boiling hot coffee and
call One side,' but three of them will
stand right in the middle of the floor un-
til l say One side, please We do not
get tips very often, although one of our
young women got $3.50 one election
night. A gentleman gave me so cents
once, and sometimes we get cents or 10
cents. A man gave one of the girls a
penny once. She did not look at it until
he was gone. Perhaps he thought it was
5'cent or 1O-cent piece. New York
Times.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-23
BABY DIES OF OLD AGE.

st. Louis physicians have discovered a
remarkable phenomenon in the person
of child eight months old, which died
of senile debility. The child was Herman
Rober Burch, the son of fisherman,
who lives in a cabin on the bank of the
Mississippi.
The child, when brought to DR.. Ran
dali, of the North Side Dispensary, two
weeks ago for treatment, was a mon
strosity. Its body had ceased to grow
after birth, but the head was fully de-
veloped, the face bearing all the marks of
an old man. The head was covered with
course hair, and on the face was a stray
Cling beard.
DR.. Randall states that the babes head
was perfectly developed in every way,
even to the sbones which were hard and
brittle, as with the case of people of adj
vanced years. He did not have great
opportunity to study the case, as his at
tention had not been called to it until the
evolution was complete. During the
time that he was watching it, however,
he searched in vain for parallel case.
All of the medical works he could find
gave him absolutely nothing of n similar
nature, and the physician has merely let
the matter pass as one of the many
strange freaks of nature.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-23
A FLAG RAISING.

Putnam, Con, August 22.-The first
Mckinley and Hobart club organized in
Connecticut opened the campaign with a
flag raising on the famous green at
Woodstock this afternoon. Major Nc
Kinley sent the following letter: az note
with much satisfaction that the Republi-
cans of Woodstock intend to lie among
the first to start the campaign ball roll
ing. Our friends must not flatter them
selves that the Republican party has an
easy task before it. I have no doubt
whatever as to the result, but in order to
make the victory thorough and emphatic
there is need of earnest, persistent and
intelligent work. a
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-23

from three weeks visit at Warrenton,
Va.
Rev, G. w. Cox, of Norfolk, is visiting
his brother, j. j. Cox, at the ST. James.
r. b. Gum, who has been i'll for some
time, has resumed his duties as assistant
clerk at the West End round house.
w. 7. Kuhn, of Radford, has succeeded
l.. I. Slaughter, night foreman Mt the
West End round house, who was trans
ferred to Kenova, w. Va.
George Alcorn, shop engineer at the
West End round house, was called to the
bedside of his sick father at ..Boones Mill
yesterday.
Maj. John w. johnson, formerly of
Buchanan, but now of New York city, is
here on visit to j. William Boyd and
family.
H. G. Glover, of Louisville, KY, is
visiting his friend, Samuel G. Oakley.
Miss Nellie Peters went to Hagerstown
yesterday to spend a couple of months
with friends.
Mrs. Woolwine and Mrs. Harmon,
mother and sister of c. w. c. Woolwine,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-23
LINEN DEPARTMENT.

Large Crepe Towels, 10c each.
Good all pure.linen Toweling. &c yard
worth 22c.
Good all-pure.linen Towels, 10c each.
Extra heavy Grey Linen Toweling, 10c yard.
yard.
Fine Bleached Hemstitched Linen for bureau
scsrfs, Csc
se-inch Irish Linens, 25c, s7Xc and SOC.
45-inch Bleached Embroidery Linen 6cc.
81 dozen Napkins, special at 81 per dozen;
cheap at S1.l9.
Extra heavy Unbleiched Table Linen. $50;
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-23
THEY EMBARKED

Barcelona, August 22--After stormy
and troubled day and many minor CON
flicts between the police and the popu-
lace the troops designed to reinforce the
Spanish army in Cuba embarked on board
the boats in the harbor The police fin
ally succeeded in destroying the placards
which had been posted, calling upon the
people and the soldiers to revolt. A large
number of women melted to disorder by
the supporters ..of the Cuban insurgents
made pronounced demonstration against
the departure of the troops for Cuba
These demonstrations by the female por-
tion of the populace were, with difficulty,
suppressed
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-23
INDIANA,S VOTE.

Hon. II. NJ. Doyle, secretary of the In
diana branch of the Farmers Mutual
Benefit Association, speaking of the
political situation in the Hoosier State,
said several days ago:
81 am certain from the outlook that
Bryan and free silver will carry Indiana
by from $4,000 to $4,000 majority, and it
would not surprise me to see il 20 100
600. Out of $4,000 farmers belonging to
our society, find that they stand as fol-
lows; Republicans, 1851; Democrats,
20,31S; Populists, 2,100; Prohibitionists,
I'll. On the money question they stand
as follows: For silver, Republicans,
q, 093; Democrats, 1871; Populists, o.
100; Prohibitionists, 81. For gold, Re
publicans, 42S; Democrats, 541; Popu-
lists, none; Prohibitionists, 31."-Wash-
ington Post.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-23
PROSPERITY IN SIGHT.

Fall River, Mass, August 22.-The in
dications are that there will be more
mills running here next week than at any
time since the curtailment of production
was begun. The object of some of the
mill managers in running at intervals is
to keep thier employees from going to
other mills. The following mills will
start Monday morning: Barnaby, Con-
necticut, Davol, Dirfee, Globe Yarn No.
2, King Phillip, Laurel Lake, Mechanics,
Narragansett, Osborne No. ,, Richard
Borden, Sanford, Shove Stafford, VAN
panoainng, Wetmore, Bourne and Har-
graves Nos. 9 and 3,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-23
COMING and GOING

= John S. Woodrum, of Back Creek, was
in the city yesteday.
Judge W. Griffin, of Salem, was in the
city yesterday.
g w. r. Martin returned yesterday from
"a business trip to Lynchburg and Bed
ford City.
7. G. Anderson, assistant cashier of
the freight office, lett yesterday for few
weeks visit to Washington, d. G.
EJ. Shirley Smith has received an order
from Germany for all the block mica he
can ship at n good price
Mrs. Dr. j.. Kinney went to Lynch
burg yesterday to spend few days with
friends
E. NJ. Easily, formerly of the Bluefield
Telegraph, was in the city yesterday and
left on the noon train for Lynchburg.
Miss Stanard Griffin passed thorough
the city yesterday en- route home in Bed
ford City, from the Roanoke Red.
Jno. Lee returned to Rocky Mount yes
terday, after pleasant visit in the city
q Miss Katie..Perkhill,a former student of
Virginia College, a daughter of Captain
Perkhiil, of Monticello, Fla, arrived in
the city yesterday on visit to her former
schoolmate, Miss Lucy 7. Crawford, who
lives few miles from the city.
DR.. f. B. Stone,--o Stewartsville, was
in the city yesterday.
Geo. w. Cunningham went to Warren
ton yesterday to spend week with his
friends.
Miss Lenney Wager returned to her
home in Washington yesterday, after a
pleasant visit to the family of J. 4.
wager on Church street.
DR.. c. G. Cannaday returned yesterday
from an outing at Cobbs Island.
Misses Alice and Lillian Brand are
visiting relatives at Luray.
Hon. a. P. Staples went TO Winston,
n. c., yesterday, where he was booked for
political speech last night.
Col. j. S. Browning, of Pocahontas, is
in the city on business. =,
Mrs. G. NJ. Dudley and daughter are
visiting relatives in North Carolina.
EX-Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
j. c. Johnson and his two little sons, j.
c., Jr., and Hume, returned yesterday
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-23
EMO STATEMENT YET

statement has yet been given out by Sly
den, Clarkson & Roberts, the big cotton
firm which failed here yesterday 1t is
stated, however, in commercial circles
that the assets of the firm will run as
high as S400, 900 with liabilities estimat.
ed at from 5000, 900 to $3.50, 600 1t is be-
lieved the assignment dates back to the
disastrous slump in cotton last fall
Most of the creditors of the firm are
foreigners
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-23
THE ROANOKE: TIMES. SUNDAY. AUGUST %. 1896.
together with his daughters, arrived in
the city yesterday after visit of several
weeks in Floyd county.

Have you seen the new Behr upright
piano? 1t is grand in an upright case.
Professional pianists pronounce it the
finest upright piano manufactured Hob
bic Piano Co, sole dealers
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-23


2Iinch White Domet Flannel &c yard.
Fine linen colored India Linen, 12kc.
Fine Sheer Black India Linen, 12kc.
Finest Fast Black Dress Duck, 12Hc.
Finest Navy Blue Dress Duck, 12Xc.
Good Blue Overall Goods Sc.
Regular 10c Blue Overall Goods for PC.
Best Blue Overall Goods, only 121c
25c.
Regular 81 IS CounterPanes this week only csc.
Imperial Long Cloth 10c yard. 81 Is for - yds
Good hi ached Bath Towels sc each
81 for 10 yards.
bargain.
32inch Heavy Domet Flannel Sc; worth 10c
36 Inch Extra Heavy Domet Flannel, l2Xc;
worth 1Sc.
Fine Sheer India Linens at IOc, 12Xc and Ire
cheap.
Good Fast Black Saline, Sc.
Fine Black Saline, extra, for 12Ac.
regular Black Saline for 15c.
36-nch Dotted Muslin for Gu -tains, 12Xc.
Good Curtain Scrim 4c; worth &c.
New colored stripes in Scrims, blue, red or
gold. Sc.
so inch Upholstery Goods, only &c.
- Best window Shades, plain on spring rollers,
Csc each.
Fine White French Pique, 19Xc.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-23
DELEGATES ELECTED.

Petersburg, August GA large meet
ing of gold standard Democrats was held
tonight in this city. Thirty delegates
were elected to the State convention at
Richmond August 81. Stirring speeches
were made by Messrs. f. C. Venable,
Alexander Hamilton and Bartlett Roper.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-23
DOMESTICS.

Fine Sea Island Cotton. yard wide. &c; worth
exc.
Very best Indigo Blue Calico, Axe.
Good Sea Island lotion, Sc yard.
Finest Red Calico, with black figures and
stripes, &c yard.
20c.
lO4 Bleached Shooting, high standard quality,
22c.
Genuine Inggo Blue Striped and Checked
Shirtings for men and boys, &c; worth Ice.
Finest Cheviot for mems and Doys' shirts, ice.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-23

MONARCH BICYCLES AT COST.
One '96 model Monarch wheel at actual
cost. Reasonable interest for time. We'll
ford Wheel Co.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-23
A NOTION LIST.

Good Steel Hair Pins. papers for 1c
Invisible Hair Pins, &c box.
Black Duplex safety Pine, &c dozen.
80 gross fue Pearl Buttons, 2 dozen for l5c
Best stookinet Drees Shields, Ice pair.
CurliDg Irons. all sizes, sc each.
English Roll Tapes. all widths, &c roll.
Lsrge Box Black Toilet Pins. &c box.
"Duchess" Black Pins. sc box.
Kirby, Beard 81 Co.'s Black English Pins, large
box, 10c.