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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-01
carr CHARLES CITY.
Nm Electric Ligh Plant the Newest Enter
prise Valuable HaIbOr Work.

PRISE hluhblc fthfDof Noihs
d CAPE CHARLES. VA, Dec. M.-Spe
t,lal. Observation-Disclosures the depressed con-
hilton CT the farmers IN TINS secuOh or
f.ne county on account of the low prizes
Df farm prCoucts during the past summer
and tall, the merchants ana business men
report u bil sk holiday trade, which sur
passed their expectations and even better
Than past years.
The oysters in this section of the Chesa-
peakc bay are exec ptionally me this win
ter, bit 50 far the prices have not been
very satisfactory. Better prices are ex-
IlCcted after the holidays, which has in
s'reyious years been the experhenes OF
oyster dealers here.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
II proposed plans are carried out the
year 1891 Will bring to the inhabitants
81 this town several improvements which
will place II among the list OF mocern
thriving towns OF Virginia. An electric
light plant Il proposed il Is thorsht the
Investment could be made a paying one,
as the town has been making such rapid
growth the past Few years. There Is a
large number OF residences that would
10 supplied IN addition TO the street
hgttines and public buildings and railroad
Terminal and shifting yards.
The Crisheld Ice Manufacturing Com
Tany expect 10 have their largo icGhouse
erected BY the summer, where large guam
titles OF lee VIM be kept on hand 20 supply
their local trade at this point and small
tcwnB ny the Peninsula.
Several residences will be built here
Curing the coming year, principally by
people fer q home. In this respect Cape
Charles has been making rapid strides lin
the last year
OWNING THEIR OWN HOMES.
Tho workingmen are getting TO own
homes. many OF which are nice, substan-
alel dwellings. and this evidence OF thrift
ness Is attracting many new settlers 10
the town, which keeps almost every house
Tor rent ccrtinuoualy occupied.
Messre Sanford & Brooks. Of Norfolk.
who received the contract for dredging
out the harbof here. have commenced
work and Il s. expected the contractors
~ the stone Jetty 10 b. built along the
harbor choinei will commence work in n
,rlonih or so also.
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A Splendid PAY Roll rom Railroads and
Manufacturing Make Good Business.

n Ppt0uNiR ~ tsVtt u YIN tfdtfToNuS anu
Manufacturing Make Good Business.
ROANOKE. VA, Dec. 3l.-Special.- Tie
business outlook Tor Roanoke in 1897
shows considerable Improvement over that
for 1896. twelve rnonths ago. Then the
Norfci Tx and Western railroad was In the
hand Of receivers. and there was much
srHictN here lest 4 change in the owner
ship CT that Important line would seri-
ously AFFECT the blrereSts of this city.
With that danger past and the head office
building OF that corporation IN rapid pro-
cess Of construction, and other evidences
oi restored couhdtslCc and Increased pros
pcrlty II Is natural for the people ct the
Magic City 70 lcok forward TO the future
with hope.
In the matter CT buildings erected this
year there were about fifty. bat as Roa-
noke has for the past four years been
growing back 10 the proportions OF boom
days. the fact that an residences are ocs
cgpied and most Of the stores rented Is
very satisfactory evidence Of progress
to those Acquainted with the inside facts.
THE PAYROLL
The population Is about 1000, and all
OF tho fnduatries 81 the city show signs OF
improvement The Roanoke Machine
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WHAT rs BEHfYD HAMPToS2
A Town without Visible Means of support
Pushing TO the Front.


HAMPTON, VA, Dec. s1.-special-
Just what 1897 has in store for Hampton
and its suburban towns is a question not
easily answered. The retiring year has
been very liberal in her gifts. and the
Hampton of January. 1897, will be de-
cided Improvement on the Hampton OF
1885,
During the past year the Newport News
Hampton. and Old Point Railway Com
pany have extended their system 10 Buck
roc Beach resort. famous In ante-bel-
lum days as a watering place. Buckroe
Is situated on Chesapeake Bay. three
miles above Fort Monroe, and during the
hot summer DAYS and nights thousands
visited the resort. During the coming
year several thousand dollars will be
spent improving the grounds surrounding
Bucltroe Hotel and a number o. hand
somc residences will be erected on the
bay shore.
The sale Of the old "BainbrIdge' prop
erty will give a new impetus TO building.
and contracts for over thirty residences
viii be given out this spring Tor homes
on this and adjoining property.
From the present outlook 1897 will be
record-breaker as a building year in and
around this city All over the county new
houses are springing up. and before the
close OF 1897 we may expect 20 see two
hundred new homes erected here.
WHAT MAKES THE POT BoIL7
Visitors 20 Hampton. missing the fac
tories and shops, which bring prosperity
20 other. towns, frequently ask: What is
back Of your town"
First, oysters--thousands OF the lucious
bivalves being shipped from this city 10
points North and especially West.
Second, fish-the trade In this product
Of the water bringing thousands OF dol
lars TO our town yearly.
Third crabs-for which Hampton has
well earned her nickname. Grab town"
Thsn there Il 100000 a year dropped
here from the four thousand and odd vet
Grams OF the National Soldiers Home;
100000 more from Fort Monroe: 5000 or
more from mechanics working Ia the
Newport News ship-yard: $4,000 from the
Hkgeia and Chamberlin Hotels. besides
l3rge sums distributed by the electric
railway, Hampton Normal and Asricul-
hftal Institute and dozen or more
apneiez. not the least OF which are tina
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CRAwFORDSvILTE. IND. Dec. H.
Considerable surprise Has occMioned
when Judge Barney. OF tle Circuit Court
released on his own rccognizance John
Long tho rich church deacon. who was
caught stealing corn from the crib of "a
poor renter on Sfmsay night. judge BAR
ney ana Long were playmatcs when bows
and when Long was brought before the
art. both men wopt bitterly. Long now
claims that he wis temporarily insane
when he committed the deed. He said he
would plead guilty and wanted a Ions
sentence.
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rHx PExixsUIAR cIrY.
a Steady Growth In '0e Promises Greater
Impetus In '07.

Impetus In '07.
| NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Dec. Si.--spe-
Veal. Since the act OF the Legislature
&ulaking Newport News a city went into
k<&l4-t On January 20. 1856. the growth OF
4ho cloi has been phenomenal
ono hAndred and nifty building permits
<.asc bel.n issued since the date named.
AID. toebgher with tho buildings In course
IL ccnstkuc,ion al that time. make about
,two hundred houses completed or in
,oonyse III erection here this year.
somo df these holdings were Of a very
<okiig nature. and add a great deal 20
fke app4arance OF the city. Among them
u, The Citizens and Marine Bank build
zig. one OF the handSonest structures IN
thA South. devoted 10 banking purposes.
trhe continued success Of the Newport
f,trs 8hipbufdirg and Dry Dock Com-
Many III bidding for Government and prl-
Salc tsork, keeps a large force OF men.
ntcober5ng now nearly 5000, regularly and
pfD1tahiy employed
THO BIGGEST YET
K II ie common talk aud generally btlieved
<btlt tie company VIII make the coming
ft.lr lie awning Of a new era here by
rstfinx down q large. new dry-dock.
thiIch shall eclipse anything now found
a, ne European yards. The company -
6rcaey making extensive improvements
q, The machire shops
cine 81 the new enterprises that Is GER
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makes new vitalized blood, which is the
source of all life. 1t MAKES the liie-giv-
ing red corpuscles which nourish every
vital organ and build up fresh healthy
lung-tissuc and solid muscular fesh.
AS chief consulting physician of the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
Buffalo, n. Y, for nearly thirty years,
DR.. Pierce's marvellous success in treating
chronic diseases, has made his prepare
tons recognized as standard remedies
throughout the world. His "Favorite
Prescription y is the most perfect cure
ever invented for diseases Of the feminine
organs, and for imparting strength and
endurance to prospective mothers.
Mrs. Umphries' letter continues:
81 have taken two bottles Of Dr. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery. When | began the use
OF Il l was suffering greet deal with bad lurx
affection The two bottles almost enfifeiy e
lieved me Of bad cough which worried me IA
day and night. I also took three bottles Of Ilr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription before eonhac-
ment last summer, aud have the healthiess aud
hnes, as wen a. the prcstiest baby ever had
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A Silver ncnn.llnr,.

DENVER col. Dec. 81 Gov. McIn-
Tyre has received q letter from State
Senator G. W. Beale. OF Nebraska. pro-
posing that the Colorado Legislature app
prOpriatc money TO construct a deposit
tory at Denver for silver bullion Beales
idea Is TO have the bullion deposited and
certificates 10 be used as money By tho
De0p g. Rcalc SAYS III he can get any ca
commencement from silver producing
States he will introduce a bill 10 that e.
feet in the Nebraska Senate
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LrNLBBUGc's Nrw ESrhRpR,sss.
The Stanford DYE Manufactory and the
PIOM Works the Infesf.

LHNCHBURG. VA. Dec Sl-Special
During the past twelve months Lynch
burg has more than held her own. While
there has been no special activity I'm
business, there has nevertheless been "a
Steady Improvement I'm the general tone
of trade Particularly is this true in re-
gard TO the jobbing houses nearly an
OF which report fratifying conditions and
a favorable outlook
Lynchburg has a splendid wholesale
shoe trade, and In this particular line
the prospects are most encouraging.
NEW BNTER ppicES
In the past twelve months two new
enterprises have been secured The
Stamford Manufacturing Company. OF
Connecticut, are erecting a large plant
In South Lynchburg for the purpose OF
manufacturing dyes from vegetable pro-
ducts. They will employ a number of
men, and expect TO begin operations In
the course Of thirty days.
The Lynchburg Plow Works completed
about the first OF October, are actively at
wOrk. The promoters OF this enter
prise, all OF whom are residents OF the
city, are very much elated BY the hne
quality Of the output and the readiness
with which II is placed upon the mar
ket
In banking facilities Lynchburg s.
probably unsurpassed. The safety ana
reliability OF her financial institutions
IS a matter OF history. and her seven
banks to-day. having weathered WITH
ease the storms OF financial disturbance
and depression, are ready 20 meet all
most any emergency and 20 satisfy al
most any demand.
INCREASED TOBACCO SALES.
As one of the big leaf tobacco markets
OF the wcrld Lynchburg easily main
talns her position, and for the year be-
ginning October /. 1896 and ending Oc-
tOber 1. 1897 there IS already. as COM
pared with the preceding year. an in
crease OF several millions of pounds
Indeed, the receipts OF tobacco IN the
warehouses have been larger this sea-
son than for the past ten or fifteen
years Prices. generally speaking. hcve
been good. and farmers as rule. havs'
oppressed satisfaction at the result o.
the sales. N
In the past year therein ave been in
IAnnhbnrz anh very few failures. and
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CREWE. VA. Dec. Especial The
business outlook for our town. on tho
whole, is encouraging. business men
generally seem pleased with the result
OF their years work
Not many changes In business for the
new year are contemplated.
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az do know

at do know
this much, I
would have been
in my grave to-
day il I had not
taken DIR. Pierce's
VI c a icines,''
writes Mrs. n B.
Umphries, Of Val
dosta, Lowndes
Co, Ga. " Moth
ing ] took from
other doctors ever
helped me any"
I he reason
Death is shaken
off and left be-
hind y Doctor
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discov-
er,f l. bAcauca a
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Elese have been unimport2nt. IN retain
fade nearly all merchants report sat-
uIarly pleased with the trade 81 the
Hnristmas holidays. which, In the esti-
ARtion OF those who profess 10 know.
rs better than Il had been for many
'hrs
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NEW ENTERPRISES.


a new bank-the Peoples Savings Rank
VIII spread its banner to the breeze
Tomorrow morning This bank has been
started with Danvlle capital. The Of
ncers are: w. p. Hodnett president:
Z. {. Dula, vice-president, and ". r..
Patton, cashier.
ARRANGEMENTS have been completed for
the establishment early i'm the new year
or box factory for the manufacture
OF paper boxes, and this enterprise is
expected to grow into a large business
number of other small Industries are
In contemplation. but have MOI yet
reached a sufficient stage OF development
TO be made public.
THE TOBACCO TRADE.
The year 1897 Will doubtless see con-
siderable improvement in the tobacco
trade. Since October the sales Of leaf
tobacco have increased something moro
than 100000 pounds over the sales for
the corresponding period of the last to-
bacco year. and there Is every indication
that the sales for the tobacco year end
ing the Goth Of next September will run
above $4,000, 600 pounds. possibly O.OOO.-
900 pounds. This increase Is due TO
the activity of the tobacco dealers who
are reaching out for new trade with
gratifying results.
The same Is true OF the tobacco manu-
facturers. These latter expect TO in
crease their output I'm 1857 very greatly.
and Il need not be matter OF surprise
" ten million 10000, O00) pounds of Dam
vile made plug finds its way 10 the mar
kets of the country I'm the good year 1897.
The mercantile interest looks hopefully
TO the new year.
WHOLESALE TRADE.
Plans are on foot to enlarge the whole
sale traffic and during the incoming year
Il is probable that Danville will launch
out into the wholesale drug business and
also the wholesale dry goods business.
At present it's iobbing trade is confined
TO groceries and provisions
The retail trade is also being extended,
and better railway facilities promise an
increase in the volume of the retail
business.
All in all, there is much promise for
Danville I'm the year 1897.
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summer ex,iursiqns.~ which drop in on
as daily during the simmer season.
WILL FORGE AHEAD.
These are few OF the things back
OF Hampton and with the new ferry
10 Norfolk. making hourly trips, the
new short route TO York county. opened
20 the public. and other enterprises start
ed. Hampton VIII forge ahead, ana make
1897 the greatest year I'm her history.
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LONDON, Dec. 1.-The French coast
ing steamer Deux Ereres from FSamp
for Calais, has foundeTed in the English
drowned.
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PierCe'S s SSS s'ss s sad con.
ssipstion. DR. Pierre,
Pleasant Pellets are the most rational
cure known. They are mild but thoz.
ough and effective No Dss
other pill Is like them. HelleCS.
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THE CITY ON THE Dan.
The Times Were Hard. But the Mills Were
Kept Going-Brlght Prnsphecfa

DANVILLE, VA, Dec. H.-Speciai.-
The year In 1896 was hard one FOR DAN
Vile. no harder here than elsewhere.
perhaps, were the hard times. but bust
ness was not what was hoped for.
Tho tobacco market held its own fairly
well and the cotton manufacturing in
terest knew no tagging.
II Is true that the owners OF the mills
made no gigantic profits and less pa
triOtic and philosophical men would
nave shut down for while. at least.
but the Riverside Cotton Mills Compa-
ny announced their purpose 10 keep the
mills going, even though their business
should be only shopping dollars, or even
a loss should follow
This policy was adopted to keep work
ing Ell employed and all the year round
the mills have worked full time and with
full force. But for this action, times
would have been harder here and there
would probably have been more failures
among merchants
THEY KEPT AT WORK.
The mills kept the 200 operatives at
work paid them promptly. and the ope-
rative5 had TO live and buy food and
raiment Their trade which would
nave been missed had they been thrown
out OF work, kept the retail trade NOV
ing ana doubtless curtailed the number
OF failures that might have been.
Yes, times have been hard enough. as
they were. but there is a lesson 10 be
learned from hard times. and Danville
has learned 1t, tO-wit That she must
spread herself for anoLher year ana
make up for lost time
with this determination, Danville starts
the new year with fairly bright pros
poets.
INCREASED WATER POWER
work that was suspended I'm August
last, is to be renewed az the
development upper watter-power by
the Dan River Power and Man
uIacturing Company. This work
not days Of summer shall come. ZION
mills and wooden mills. and perhaps the
machinery of other industries Will be
IN full operation up the river"
This Improvement is two miles I'M the
river beyond the corporate limits, and
IS owned by strong company with
ample capital and unlimited credit The
contemplated enterprises there Will ADD
pOrtance go
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clifton Forge.

CLIFTON FORGE.fvA Dec. m.-spe-
eiai.-The town Of Clifton ForsA Is large
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

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Office until i2 clock III. ou Monday. the
twruty-slEth 1ay ~ April Isg- FOR FUR
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~ proposals a0d printed specifications.
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sad g. waive defects therein - aisa r.
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: Navy. Inspector lStA Lsght- II ous.s
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PACIFIC COAST sTrav...-

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Port Townsend and Victoria . n
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CITY NOTICES.

IMPOUNDED STOCK NOTICE-The fol-
lowing described horse, placed in the
city pound on April 3 1897. will be sold
at public auction TO the highest bidder
for cash in hand. TO pay cost of i'm
pounding and advertising, Wednesday.
April q. 1897. at 10 O'Clock a. m. at the
front door of police headquarters. cor
ner of Third street and Yesier way:
One huckskin horse.
The owner OF the above described horse
being to me unknown.
c. s. REED Chief of Police
Date of first publication. April T. 1897.
IMPOUNDED STOCK NOTICE.-The fol-
lowing described horse. placed in the
city pound on March Esd. 1897 VIII be
sold at public auction TO the highest bid
der for cash in hand. to pay cost OF i'm
pounding ana advertising, Friday, April
18TH 1897, at 10 o'clock a. M. at the
front door of police headquarters. COR
ner Of Third street and Yesler way:
One bay horse. years old. blind In left
eye.
The owner of the above-described horse
being TO ne unknown.
c. 8. REED,
Chief OF Police
Date of first publication. March &c. 1897.
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PORT ORCHARD ROUTE.

Steamer MARY F. PERLEr
Leaves Galbraith's dock, foot OF Washins'
ton street. for Sylvan Grove. Bremsriou'
II . Navy Yard. Charleston. Sidney.
at go a. m. 100 D. m; Sundays
$50 a. m. 700 p. m. Returning I,
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D. m: Navy Yard, 700 a. m. 12:sS p. m.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA srrar
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE.
Steamer City of Kingston hetve~. g
coma, Wash, and Victoria, 3, -
T:i5pm I.yl Nj Tacoma fIl0i A., ..s..-
9:Sepm Lvl 2Ss SEATTLE SlArl 49, issa
- :SoamlLv 7siPt. Townsend Is Arl,is t;sa
s:soam ArI1loI Victoria MlI.yI s.rs..
sDaily except Sunday.
This steamer furnishes first-ciss. :.
commodations. carrying both freifhs -
passengers. and leaves from Yesler wh.s
Seattle. for Victoria. at $50 D. m. and -
Tacoma at 2 y. m.
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staterooms until a. m.
For rates, tickets. etc, INQUIRE az
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Agent, Yesler wharf. SeattA
I. A. NADEAU.
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srEAMERs
FLY ON THE -FLrrs-

FLtERs
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In one hour and tvsn,vse@ Saa1u,
THE STEAMER aFTYrsp;s:ssa
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route. as follows. e@tue-lae
TAXING EFFECT TUESDAY
TIME CARD IVA
single fare. SOC: round TIN :.
2. m. - Ia a
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SUNDAYS. IA
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Landing az Northern parsss 80. ~ =
coma, and Commercial dock -, 9 n
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vs. sundays. steamers Flyer ana s,.,.
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