The Roanoke Times from Roanoke, Virginia • Page 2

f. a. lo SALEM ADVERTISEMENTS. ERNEST WALKER, NOTARY I'UULIC. Insurance, Real Estate snd Collecting.

Room Dlllaid rersingor building, College avenue. T-fitI building! ab8o01at1on8, A FIRST-CIASSJNVESTMENT. Wo olTor tho host security in the city and pay semi-annual dividends. AS A SAVINGS BANK this institution offers special induce? ments. Paid up shares $50 each.

In? stalment Bharos 81 per month. Shares may be subscribed for at any time. For further information address THE PEOPLE'S PERPETUAL LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION. WNI. F.

WINCH, Secretary and Treasurer. Masonic Templo jan4 tf MAGNETIC NERVINE. Is sold with written guarantee to cure Nervous Prostra? tion, Fits, Dizzi? ness, riciulnrhp and Neuralgin midWnke by ox ccFeiveut oof Opium, Tobacco nud Alco? hol; Mental Oppres? sion, Softening of tho Brain, enuslng Misery, Insanity and Death; Barreness, Ixnpotency, Lout Power in either sex, Premature Old Age, involuntary by over-lndulpenco, over-exertion of tho Brnln nml Errors of Youth. It gives to Wenk Origins their Natural Vigor nml doubles the joys of lifo; euros Lucorrmca nnd Fomhlo Weakness. A mouth's treat? ment, in plnln package, by mnll, to any per box, 6 boxes with every t.r> order wo give a Written Ounrantee cure or refund tho money.

Circulnrs free. Uuariiutoo ibsued ouly by our ex? clusive agent. 4 10 ly CHRISTIAN BAR1SEE. GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO GO WEST. Salem having boon connoctod with Roanoko by electric cars, which as? sumes cheap and rapid transit to par? ties living in Salem and working in Roanoke, and as Salem can give in her different factories employment to a number of young ladies; also cheap homes oithor to renters or buyers.

This in connection with her cheap markets make it very desirable to the majority of us just now. For further Information address box 06, Salem, Va. 10 law lmo Excursion to Chicago at Half Fare. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will run special excursions to Chicago on August 1, 8 and 17, for which excursion tickets will bo sold at ono fare for the round trip Tickets will bo valid for the outward journey on train No. 418 on tho Valley Division, time of which is given below, and on special train with which train No.

418 will connect at Harper's Ferry, and will bo valid for return journey in day coaches on all regular trains leaving Chicago within ten days. No stop ovor will bo allowed in either direction. Meals can be pro? cured en route at dining stations on the line. For rates and tlmo of trains, consult appended table: leave. a.m.

rate. Lexington.5.15.f 17 (10 Staiinton T.ui. 8.11. Hi 70 Broad" ny.s.:?. 10.75 New Market.s..r>s.

10.75 Woodctock.11.43. 11175 10,96. 10.75 10.75 10.75 i'. m. IlurpcrV Ferry.19.90.

1C.76 Special train from Harper's Ferry and points East, will arrive at Chicago afternon of next day. For moro detailed information apply to C. E. Dudrow, Traveling Passenger Agent, Winchester, Va. A Million Friends.

A FRIEND in need is a friend indeed, and not iess than 1,000,000 people have found just such a friond in Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds. If you have never usod this groat cough medicine! one trial will con? vince you that it bus wonderful cura? tive powers in all diseases of throat, chest and lungs. Each bottle is guar? anteed to do all that is claimed money will bo refunded. Trial bottles free at Christian Barboc Drug Com? pany.

Largo buttles 53 cents and Deserving Fraise. We de'sire to say to our citizens that for years we have been selling Dr Ring's New Discovery for consumption, Dr. King's new life pills, Bucklen's arnica salve and electric bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given Buch universal satisfaction. Wo do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we btand ready to re-fund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their groat popularity purely on their meriis.

Christian Barbee, druggists. liuchleu's Arnica Salve. The best salve in tho world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulsers, salt rheum, fever sorea, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions, and posi? tively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis? faction or money refunded. Price, 'Jr.

cents per box. For sale by cristian Barbee. MAGNETIC Nervine, the great restora? tive, will cause you to sleep like acbild. Try it. Sold.by Christian A Darbee.

Eagle dairy restaurant and icecream parlor, 144 Salem avenue, best tabloser vice in tho city. Breakfast, 25 cenifc; dinner, 35 cents; suppor, 25 Parties C. T. Lukkns. proprietor.

For Over Fifty Year Mns. Wikslow's Soothing Brnup bai if cd for children tcetolog. it toother the softens ne gums, nlluys pnins. cure what coli? ui.d the nest remedy for Diarrheas, Twonty-flvects bottle. SqIiI by All druggists throughout tho world.

Constipation and sick headache posi? tively cured by Japanese Liver pills 25 cents. Sold at Christian Uarbee's. VELOCK, Agent and Correspondent. THE TIMES KODAK. Interesting News Items Gath? ered Around Salem.

The case of Sheriff Barnett, Constable Kirkwood and Deputies Northeross and McPaniels, of Montgomery county, charged with shooting Thomas Blanken ship on tho morning of uly 32 at his home, on tho edge of Roanoke and Montgomery counties, was tried yester? day afternoon before Justice Camper in the courthouse, which was thronged with interested spectators. Common? wealth's Attorney Jenkin, of Christians burg, and W. W. Berkeley, of Roanoke, defended the prisoners, whilst L. C.

Hansbrough represented the prosecuting attornoy, who was absent on business. Tbe evidence showed that last March Blankenshlp and one of the McDaniols had a fight, in which tho lattor's Bister was in some way or othor mixed up. A warrant was later obtained for Blanken ship and two unsuccessful attempts wore made by Constable Kirkwood to arrest him, but Blankenship managed to escape. On the early morning of tho 22d of July SherilT Barnett, Kirkwood, Deputy Northeross and four of tho McDaniels wont to Tom Blanken ship'a house to arrest him. They sur? rounded tho place and tho eherilf knocked at tue door which was opened by Mrs.

Blankenship. who promised to admit him if he would first lot her dress. In the meantime Tom Blankenship bad cropt out through a hole in the hack of the house to escape, and whether by him? self, by a stray shot from his sons, or from tho posse, ho was shot in tho sido and foil Be was assisted into tho house, tho warrant read and Dr. Oliver, of Elliston, sent for. Some few days later he handed tho doctor a 22 calibre cartridge which he claimed, with some patching, to havo passed through him in a natural way.

This tho physician declared impossible under tho circum? stances. At tho trial Thomas Blanken? ship, his three sons and a brother testi? fied in his behalf, whilst for tho defense only tho testimony of Sheriff Barnett and Constable Northcrosc was hoard. Short speeches were made by tho coun? sel, after which the justtco dismissed tho case, there being no evidence to Bhow that Tom Blankenship was shot by either the sherilT or any of his posse. W. Walker, of Dublin, who has been hero on a visit to his son, E.

Walker, has been quite sick at Uotel Lucerne. The Salem delegation to the guberna? torial convention will leave here for Richmond next Wednesday morning on tho early train. Principal W. R. Watkins, of tho Sa? lem colored schools, will be married on the 2-lth to G.

Wade, of tho Lynchburg hiirb school, colored. Tho funeral of Mr. Hartman's child will take place at his home at o'clock this afternoon. 11. Duncan returned Friday after? noon from Chicago upon receipt of a telegram acquainting him with the ill? ness of his child, thus cutting short his visit.

There will be a called meeting of Sa? lem Counicil, American Legion of Donor, Monday at 4 o'clock. Col. D. S. Shanks was rejoicincr yes? terday upon the receipt of the news that a son had boen born to Mrs, Crosley, in Philadelphia, Friday night.

This makes the colonel the youngest frreat grand daddy in the State. Mrs Crosley i3 a daughter of A. A. Phlegar, of Christians burg, who married a daughter of Colonel Shanks. Col.

U. H. Lopan yesterday informed his friends in answer to their requests that he would allow his name to go be? fore the convention as a candidate for tho house from this county, l'rof. R. C.

Stearnes is still in the field as a candidate and tho county has yet to be hoard from. Prof. J. G. Hobday and Dr.

J. B. Taj lor spent Friday at the Lebanon Association in P.ristol in the interests of tbe Baptist Orphanage. Messrs. Smitbwiok and Leet will shortly open in Washington, D.

a carriage repository for tho sale of vehicles manufactured by the Southern carriage works of this place. A New Arrival in the City. Hritrht smiles were chasing each other over the countenance of W. C. Thomas, the harness maker, all day yesterday.

This exhibition of good spirits was caused by the arrival of a new daughter at the Thomas homestead, which was ushered in Friday night Th.j little girl tips the balances at exactly 10 pounds. Spend Your Vacation at City. The last of the serins of summer excur? sions to Atlantic City, vli Baltimore and Ohio railroad, will be run on August 17th. The samo arrangements will be made for tho accommodation of those availing themselves of the low rates and superior train service afforded on tho previous oxcursons, to enjoy a respite by tho seaside. Tho scenery en routo is unsurpassed by that of any other lino in America.

Tickets will be valid for return journey for twelve days from day of sale, and will be good on ail regular trains. On return journey they will be good to stop otf at Washington, thus affording an opportunity to visit the numerous public buildings, which aro open to visitors free of charge, andti take a trip down the Potomac lo Ms. Vornon. the tomb of Washington, as well as to visit other places of interest in and near Washington. For rates and times of trains, consult appended tablo: Laave.

a.m. a hates Lexington 5:16 fiOiO Rast Lexington. 10 Patrtleld. 10 00 Haphlne. 19:01 9 Spotts wool.

11:19 Greenville 6:98 11:98 0 05 Mint Spring. llttfi Staunten. 11:58 115(1 Corresponding low rates from other stations. Pullman buffet parlor cars from Siaunton to Baltimore, and Baltimore to Pniladelphia on morning trains. For more detailed information apply to C.

Dudrow, traveling passenger agent, Winchester, Vb. Old papers for tne next weolr at in per hundred. LEADER OF THE SOCIALISTS. The Interesting Personality of a l'rouil ii. Hi German Politician.

Out of tho hurly burly in Germany comes one startling fact that is beyond doubt. Tho democratic socialists have gained enormously. The discontent with tue established military and economic system lias in? ured to their gain, ami their 1 ii (1 or, Lieb? knecht, is now one of the great men of Germany. His personality is verv interesting. Wilhelm Lieb? knecht was born near Leipsic March 20, 1820, and received a thorough ctluca WlLlir.LM I.IKBKNKCI1T.

tion at the uni? versities of Marburg, Giessen and Ber? lin. But Iiis education in polities was made far more thorough by tho stirring movements in. Germany from ls-liS to 1871. As a student lie took part in the famous movement of is is, was taken prisoner, escaped and remained in other countries, chiefly England, till when ho returned to Germany under the gen? eral amnesty. Three years litter he was expelled for socialistic utterances und on returning without permission was im? prisoned.

Once more tho rapid movements aud political changes resulted in his release, and in 1807 he was elected to the local reichstag. He also served a term in the diet of Saxony. Then all local ques? tions wore lost sight of in view of the struggle with Frtuico, aller which came German unity and imperialism, und in 1872 Herr Liebknecht was imprisoned on a chargo of high treason. His guilt or innocence cannot well be determined from an American standpoint, for it was then in Germany as it was in this coun? try in 18G3-4, and opposing tin- adminis? tration was liable to bo confounded with hostility to the nation. At any rate Herr Liebknecht bad to apply for a pardon, which he received in 1874, and since that date his parly lias gained strength so rapidly that the em? peror has mado concession after conces? sion in order to gain help against his other opponents.

Herr Liebknecht and Iiis talented wile, quito as radical in In views as lie. live on the third floor Hat of it building in Churl? tttenbnrg, a suburb of Herlin. Both are cheerful ninl sociable, but show the wear of the many hard contests they have gone through. ARBITER OF THE ELEGANCIES. The Aspiring Chlcagoan Who Rival-, Ward McAllister as a Social King.

Tin- Hon. Hobart Chotfield Chutfield Taylor has rapidly arrived at all sorts of distinction in Chicago ami elsewhere. In fact, his reputation lias become national. He is a native of the city and consul there. He is very rich aud dues not dissipate in any hurtful I EOBATtT CILVTKIKLD CHATlTRMJ-TAYLOlt.

way. He is ouo of the first Americans 1 to attain a hyphenated inline. He was the guide, mentor and host tho In? fanta, Eulalio while she was there. Ho is recognized arbiter of Hie elegancies hud local authority mi dress proprieties. One phrase alone descrilies liim in this last is the Ward McAllis? ter of Ho is a good deal more.

His father left an estate of of which $50, 000 was to go to the son and the rest to charily. The son in the quietest and most uen: in.inly manner possible rep? resented to the other legatees that this was no fair thing, and without a law? suit, without even a vigorous protest, they allowed Hobart to take $1,200,000. In this also he stands alone, His name was then plain Hobart Chat field Taylor, but his uncle, WuynoChatfiold, died last winter, leaving bis little fortune of $.1, to Hobart on condition that lie would take thi: uncle's naiiio; hence the hyphenated Ihutfield-Tuylor. Incident? ally, as wore, ho was graduated from Cornell in 1880 ami later married the youngest daughter of ex-Senator and Millionaire Charles B. Parwell.

And here bis specialty, according to the Chicago Herald: Consul Chat Hcld-Taylor's strongest point is his slricl observance of tho proprieties, lie would sooner die than lie seen in a costume nut in consonance with tlic time of day or the event lieu Sines ho has been his own master there has not been a day when mortal man lias seen him in other tltnn even? ing dress after 0 o'clock p. except when lie urns traveling or Ina section of the country where dress suits were unknown or not toler? ated, so keen i- his sense of the Illness ef things Dial lie has had his coach fit ted up as a dressing room.ami there lie keej several suits of dollies, shirts, cuffs ami collars ami other articles of apparel. Under one seal i-a wash owl, a water call near by. In cam lie i oat idling in the afternoon and has not lime to got home in season to dress at o'clock he simply lets down the curtains of Ids on riage, dlsmltvs, attends lo ili? duties of the lol lot. ami then arraying himself in evening dress i- ready when tin: lull- chime to sic ilow to dinner.

As all tho other good things were com? ing his way. it was only natural that Eulalio ubl be charmed him, particularly as lie is but So years old and is considered handsome. CITY DIRECTORY. Of the Principal Business Houses of Roanoke, Va. The following is published daily for tho benefit of strangers and the public generally.

It includes all trades and professions and cannot fail to provo of interest to all who intend transacting business in Roanoke: PLUMBING. ItOANOKB SANITARY PLUMBING COM? PANY. BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS. KTC.

BOWDRB S1IOB 110 South JclTcreou St. FURNITURE, CARPETS, KTO. K. II. STEW ART FURNITURE CO.

P. HAKKK CARPET CO. Hl) AI. ESTATE. J.

P. W1NGFIBLD. J. S. GROVES Av CO.

BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. P. J. AMW'EG, Terry Building. ARCHITECTS.

OHAS. C. WILSON. Commercial Bank Building. GROCERS.

C. It. Commerce Street. DKY GOODS. UKIRONIMI a BRUGU, Commerce Street.

KOSENBAUM Salem Avenue. CLOTHIERS AND UENTS1 FURNISHERS. K. Salem Avenue. DUGGAN.

Jc SAC'l Jefferson Street. PIANOS UKGANS. 1IOBBIB.MUSIC CO. HOTELS. HOTEL LEE, EUROPE AN, Commerce street.

HOTEL ALUAMUltA, Chicago. PRINTING AND UOOH HINDING. STONE PRINTING Hotel Uoa uoke, ROOPING AND METAL CORNICES. ROANOKE HOOFING AND METAL CORNICE COMPANY. ikon WORKS.

CUSIIMAN IKON COMPANY. MARBLE WORKS. BROWN, Campbell Avenue. DRUGGISTS. MASSIEA MARTIN, Commerce Street.

PROFtoiSlONAij GEO. Meli. GISH, Attorney at law, Roanoke, Va. Opposite Ferguson's Hank. 7 21 tf jp.YTENTS.

TRADE MARKS. Examination and advice ns to patentability of liventlon. Send for "Inventor's Guide," or How to Obtain PATRICK O'FAKKBLL, Washington, 1). WILLIAM LUN8FORD. A.

BLAIR ANTRIM. LUNSFORD ANTRIM, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. 4 and 5, over Commer? cial National Rank 4 15 tf HARLES C. HERING, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Roanoke, Va. tf Room 3, Kirk Building.

6 14 S. GOOD, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Roanoke, Va. Room No. 14, New Kirk Bulling, op. posite Kenny's tea store.

ooU-tf J. ALLEN WATTS. WM. GORDON ROBERTSON. EDWARD W.

ROBERTSON. yyATTS, ROBERTSON ROBERTSON, ATTO RN YS-AT-LAW. Room Terry Building. 2 4tf .1. O.

SHEPHERD, W. S. GOOCH. OIIEl'HERD GOOCH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Rooms, -102 and 404 fourth floor, Terry Building, Roanoke, Va. 10 20 tf SGriffin, Wm.

A. Glasgow, Ja Bol ord City, Roanoke, Vt, liRIPPlN A GLASGOW, Attorncys-at-iaw, rooms 611, 612 and 6' 1, Terry building, Roanoke, Va Prac? tice in courts of Roanoke city county and adjoining cour.tiee. june-XMf K. K. SCOTT.

A. P. STAPLES. SCOTT STAPLES, attorneys at-law, Roanoke, Va. Office: Terry Building.

5 14 tf EVERETT Attorney-at-law and Commissioner in Chancery. Lock box lit), Roanoke, Va. Room 10, Second Floor, Kirk Law Building. 0 24 tf D. DERR, Attorney-at-Law, Rooms 6 and 7, Maaonio Temple, Roanoke, Virginia marS-ly JOHN W.

WRIGHT B. LACY" HOOK WRIGHT tt HOOE, Attorneys-at law, Roanoke, Room 6, Moomaw Building, Jefferson street. city and county, and Craig and Hoetourt counties. Special attention given to collection of claims. mar 4 ly JgDWARD LYLE, Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

Office: ovor Lylo'a Drug Store, 7 24 lyr Roanoke, Va. SHAMILTON GRAVES. Roanoko, Va. Oil 116 Commerce streot, over Tho Ri-antke savings Bank. 11 17 ly W.

O. HARDAWAT. ARCHER L. PAY" nb Commonwealth's Attorney. ARDAWAY PAYNE, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Rooms No8.

4 and 6 Kirk Building, Roanoke, Va. tf OAKF.Y WOOLWINE. Funeral Directors and Practloai Third avenue.Roanoke Calls answered in city or cou ly. Rai I Idence telephne No. 23; office, 61.

ap71y. 23. DEJ Why You Should Advertise in CIRCULATION. It has the largest circulation of any daily in Virginia west of Richmond. SIZE.

It is the largest daily in pages, forty-eight columns, NUMBER OF ADVERTISEMENTS. It prints a larger number of advertisements than any daily south of the Potomac and east of the Mississippi, three only excepted. PATRONAGE. It prints a larger number of advertisements than any other daily printed in a city of 25,000 inhabitants in America. A CHALLENGE.

It challenges comparison with any daily in in America printed in a city of 25,000. THE BIG FOUR. Coal, Iron, Timber, Blue Grass. REASONS Why You Do Not Advertise in THE ROANOKE TIMES: BECAUSE you don't know that Southwest Virginia has within ten years grown 200,000 in population and received EIGHTY MILLION DOLLARS of foreign capital. BECAUSE you don't know that The Times is the repre? sentative organ of that population and that capital.

BECAUSE you don't know that this new population pre? sents the most fertile advertising field in America. JE2 WHY YOU SHOULD READ CIRCULATION. It has the largest circulation of any daily in Virginia west of Richmond. SIZE. It is the largest daily in pages, forty-eight columns.

NEWS. It prints a larger amount of news than any daily south of the Potomac and east of the Mis? sissippi in any city the size of Roanoke. PATRONAGE. It prints a larger number of advertisements than any other daily printed in a city of 25,000 inhabitants in America. A CHALLENGE.

It challenges comparison with any daily in America printed in a city of 25,000. THE BIG FOUR. Coal, Iron, Timber, Blue Grass. Why You Do NollRead THE ROANOKE TIMES: BECAUSE you don't know that Roanoke has withlr- years become the third largest city in Virginia. Because you don't know that The is uie tentative organ 01 Southwest Virginia.

Because you don't know The Timbs in Lbo paper in Virginia, -tf Richmont..