THE ROANOKE NEWS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1S91.
!l ! ISlW. OCT. 7
WELDON,
OCT. 7.
liar s Oldest & Best
4 Monster Railroad Trains!
60 double length steel cars
Required for its Transportation.
Over l,U0O men, women and horsed. Four circus rins in simultaneous operation!
IMMENSE HIFPODKOME TRACK INCLOSING ALL.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 7TH.
$20,000 school of
SeaLions,$5,000
Two-horned Rhi
noceros. Every rare and
Curious Animal
known to Zoolo
gy. Giant woman,
weight, 720 lbs.
MAN, Sh ft. high.
BOY, weight 530
pounds. -:- HOG,
weight, 1,300 lbs.
THE ROANOKE NEWS. !
THURSDAY SEPTKMBER 24, 1S91.
THE EDWARDS ESTATE.
DOES NOTPItOMISE VERY WELL.
The Xew Haven Palladium :ives the
result of some practical Ie;al investiga
tion into the genuineness of the supposed
claim of the heirs of Robert Edwards to
tha tremendous property in New York.
As the subject has created a considerable
stir among North Carolina people directly
or remotely concerned in the possibilities
of a such a "find," we give the following
from our New Haven contemporary:
"A thorough examination of all rec
ords has been made in the city of New
York. It is found, first that no volume
of records is missing; second, that no
man named Robert Edwards gave a lease
of property situated in the city of New
York from the year 1750 to the year
1800. This demolishes the Edwards
estate rumors. R. W. McNeil, a lawyer
living at Rardcn, 0., was retained some
months ago by the Ohio Edwards to
look the matter up. Mr. McNeil has
finished his work, which included exami
nations of records in the war department
where he found that one Robert Edwards
during the war of the revolution enlisted
in the State of Pennsylvania, was taken
prisoner, was paroled, enlisted from
Virginia, and died in Umo, a-'ed one
hundred and one years. The Ohio do
scendants of this man also have a tradi
lion that hcivas formerly from Connecti
cut and had large possessions in the city
of New York. Attorney McNeil recent
ly called upon Mr. Daily after a most
careful and thorough examination of all
records, coverning more than fifty years.
He has found no record of Robert Ed
wards giving a lease to the British gov
ernment or to any other lessee."
This does not promise very well for
the Edwards' syndicate. New Bern
Journal.
Just how an alterative medicine cleanses
the system is nn open question; but that
Ayer's Sarsaparilla does produce a radi
cal change inthe blood is well attested
en a'l sides., .' It is everywhere considered
the best remedy for blood disorders.
, A- large lot of broken suits of clothing
at cost. P. N. Stainbaek & liru.
One set niarblo top furniture at cost.
P. N. Stainbaek A Bro.
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DOCTOR
;(or Coughi. Colds and Consumption, Isbevond i
question the greatest of ill modern remedies, i
' It will stop a Cough Inone night. It Kill check ;
!i Cold in I day. It will prevent Croup, relieve;
! Asthma, and CURE Consumption it taken in;
lime. "You can't afford to be without It.";
A 21 rent bottle may save you (100 In Doe-;
; tor's bills-may save your life 1 ASK YOUR.
! DRUGGIST FOR IT. II the little ones hava i
CROUP i
or ;
WHOO PI NC COUGH!
USE IT PROMPTLY. IT IS;
, BOUND TO CURE. Sold In;
I cum mn . 1. iXA and.
v In AMERICA lor 2 Be. i bottle, i
J ( Dokl.f witk f rap.
! IT TASTES GOOD. ;
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Kr Me by W H. i.Oili'.N, Wvldou, N C
Hr 1:1 ly
Trugicn S Co..
ANTHRACITE
AND
BITUMINOUS
OOAL
Free burning
free from dirt.
Correspondence
as to prices solic
ited. Address:
TRUCIEN&GO,
PORTSMOUTH, YA.
S-27-lni.
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XECUTOIt'S NOTICE.
The undersigned having iualilieil us
Executor of the last will and testament
of Margaret 15. Ivey, deceased, lmtiee is
hereby given to all persons holding claims
against said Margaret J. Ivey's estate,, to
present them duly iintheutitated l'ur pay
nient to the Executor on or before the lirst
day of September 1 .il2. Otherwise this
nut ice will be pleaded in bar ni' recovery,
vii persons indibted to the said estate,
are requested to make earlv payment.
A. B. i'lEKCE,
Executor of Margiuet B. Ivey, dee'd.
W'eldon, N.C., Ang. 2j, 18U1. 8-27-6w.
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ALWAYS TIIK BIGGEST! ALWAYS BEST! ALWAYS TIIE M0ST POPULAR1
Ten tinus bigger ! Ten times better ! Ten times greater ! this year than ever !
Nowhere Precedented, All-Overshadowing and Overwhelmingly Great, Grand, Vast
and Yolumiiions! Presenting in one brilliant, glorious and stupendous unification in
JOHN ROBINSON'S
r GREAT WORLD'S EXPOSITION. g f
IOgkeat showsIU
Greatly augmented by the new biblical, historical, triumphant and colossal scencograph
ic, terpsichorean, dramatic and musical spectacle of
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READIREAD!
LIQUID ENAMEL PINT.
HAS BEEN IMTHE MAKKET2J YEAKS.
MIXED HEADY FOR I SE.
AXT 0E CAX AITJ.Y IT.
Wilson, X. C, Sept. H, 1876.
Mr. C. r. Knight, Baltimore, Md.:
Dear Sir: In reply toynnr letter as to
the merits of the Liquid Enamel Paint, it
affords me pleasure to say it has given en
tire satisfaction, so much so it has conver
ted the painter that applied it. In fact
the oppoition to it was so intense when
I was about to buy, I should have likely
bought lead and oil bud I not have known
you so many years and having great confi
dence in your integrity.
Yours truly,
K. K. COTTEN.
ARMSTRONG, CATOR A CO.,
WHOLESALE MILLINERS,
Baltimore, Md., 1884.
Mr. C I'. Knight, Sole Agent, N. J. E.
l'aint to , Baltimore:
Dear Sir.- In January 1878, onr store
was painted with the Liquid Enamel l'aint
made by the New Jersey Enamel l'aint
Company. We used tints that generally
show the effects of exposure, but the paint
has retained its color, gloss and freshness.
We shall take pleasure in using it in the
future. Yours trtilv,
ARMSTRONG, CATOR & CO.
Chapel Hill. N. C, Jan. 9, 18W.
Mr. C. V. Knisht, Baltimore:
Dear Sir: 1 tuke pleasure in statlnirtlmtt hnve
lined, with much a .tlsfaetiuu, ymir Liiiiil Kna
mel l'aint nn our dwelling hmiw in mis towu,
and can cnnfiileiitly reui inenn it to all who
would like lo use a benutilul ami diirib'.e paint
fur any uurpoM. Verv respectfully,
L. U. MARTIN.
Jonv Robinson, J. A. I.kak,
l'rttiilciit. Tuua.
John T. PATmiK, Secretary.
; DIXIE AGRICl'LTl'RAIiiS MECHANICAL FAIR
I ASSOL'IAIION.
Wadesburo, N. C, Nov. II, 1S7'.I.
! Crrtifieate of merit awarded to C. H. Knlulit.
Baltimore, for bet prepared Paint, tinstha New
Jerey tnamel I'nuit, exhibited at the iilxie Kalr
of November, lbl'.i.
1'etersburg, Vs., Dec. 16, 18M.
Mr. C. P. KnlKbt, Baltimore:
Dear Sir: We have used the Liquid Kmimcl
Paint made by tlio New Jersey Kiiamel l'aint Co.,
wbieh I pureiiiiMHl throiith ou,nnd we found it
ti'nt class in every mrta ulr. and it justly de-
I miii. ..ii i ijiii ,.- vinimru i" ii ii ub iu ucauiy, uur-
abi'ity andeeciioniy.
i ours, etc., LEROY ROPKR 4 SON.
Woodawurth, S. C'.. net. 1.1, 18T7.
C. I'. Knight, Knq :
The l'aint, Liquid Enamel, rcarhedniepmmi't
ly 1 will mate Hint it lias given nuire saliafiic
tion to iKitli inyseil and pmnter. I retard it as
lie best in use a to quality urn! economy and
1 can uune9itntiiii.'ly r commend it as Mich.
Veryrtsieetfiilly, i;. il.lti.AU
Haltimore, Pec. 18, 1S6U.
CP. KniKlit, Esq..l!nltiinore :
li cives lis (treat pleaMireto certify to the good
qualiiieB ofyour Liqtiin Knamel l'aint, made liy
tne New Jersey Enamel Paint Co. ' After using
tiie old style iwint fr a number of years, we were
induced to try your paint by those ijrhn had used
it. We have now been ustnir it soiiu six or seven
years, both for inside iu outside won, and it
give entire satisfaction.
Yours resjiectfliliv,
Diiiouu !ct;..
C. P. KNIGHT,
fOLEGKNERALA&ENT,
No. 102 South St., one door South Lombard St:
BALTIMORE, MD.
(Sample Cards furnished bymn.l gratis.)
lep-S3m.
AND THE
Ol EEX OFfMEBA.
liar, and A!
SUCCESSORSTO M.F.HART
Ami Bright
Fresh stock Goods.
Mr. Hart has just returned from tlie
Kortberu markets where he lias been buy
ing our otock.
If our friends and patrons of the old firm
will give us a call they will lind n well
selected and stylish line of
DRESS GCOES
With irimmimria in nnth
A complete line of clnthins. '
A FASHIOV.VIiLE line of HATS,
licit makes in
LADIES',
MEN'S
AND
CHILDREN'S
SHOES.
I
In fact everytliing to lie found in a first I
class establishment of the kind-
The friends and old customers of Mr.
Hart at e earnestly remientetl to renew their
business relal ions with him through the
NEW : FIRM.
Come to see us without FAIL ami
will give you value received.
Respect fully,
HART & ALLEN.
3-12-tf.
REALISTIC REVIVAL of the SPORTS, PASTIMES and CONTESTS of the Anciei
4R0
Mi HiFPOI
60 thoroughbred horses! 60 minia
ture ponies! 60 male and femah
jockeys! 60 boy and girl jockeys!
vJnA
I Wilmington & Weldon Railroad Cc
! 0
j WILMIXGTOX, X. C.,Si:iT. 1ST. 181)1.
! The following described undelivered frellit, liaving remained in wareliouses
' .t.: . v .i mi i , i
hum company one year or more, accoruin" to law, will uc soiU at public Auction in t
City of GoldsWn, NT. C, on tlie lOih day of October, 18!)1. . Sale ,0 tae
under MESSi:XGElt OI'KRA IIOCSK.l.epinnincat 11:30 O'CLOCK, A. hi.
CONPIGSEK.
DESTINATION.
XVeldouTNrcr--
.1. II. (iooeli,
Matt Eaton,
A. .1. Eaton,
T. Maynard,
W. V.. Fenner.
Or., notifyl.r.Dickenp,
Halifax X. C.
J '. ... Illlll IIIIIIUSIj
M. McMahon,
I. F. Dickens,
k
A. W. Joy nor,
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F. F. Mngnire,
M. Alston,
W. T. 1'iirnell,
T. r.lacknail.
Order, Notify J. L. (.
n lr t?;...i...c.
M. D. Hale,
.Tno. Is. Ilrown,
C. W. Garrett & Co
Pennie Davis,
EuOeld, N; C.
I):lV0 y
T. M. EMEKSON,
TUAl'FIC MASAtER.
XOHTIl CAKOUXA) . h the
HALIFAX CO. f SiTKli.oit Cot at.
Nut Dunn, plaintiff,
npiust I
L. Lenrv and lii '
wile Virginia I.ca-
I,. i.
.VOTICi2
OF
RALE,
of iho .Superior
ry, . r. i ari.tr
and R. li. l'aike-
Defendants.
I'.y vij tua of a ilree
court ol Halifax ce:iy remlcied at the
March term thereof, in the above entitled
cause therein penin, I will Monday
the 7th day of Seemlier ln e.M,nsc t'0
public sah. to (lit hi-Ii.-sl l,i(l,lcr f,. t.,lsl).
at theciiurt mL: door in tl,e town o"
Halifax, tli,.t fact .,r pu-cel of land situ
ate in the tvimy of Halifax and State of
North Camilla, adjuin;, the lands of N.
Dunn i,ntl:ec:ist mid r,.rt!i, on the west
by James Kei,l, Kerry Ilrinkley and N.
Dunn, timlciithesom, ,y itsan l!nttsr
'''"' l';"'-y-six-a,,,Si more or less.
. lit, ! l'.. v a Al;u.,t 1jI.
DA-ID DELL, i
8-13- It.
IMP
6
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7TH.
,45,000
DROVE OF GIRAFFES.
$5,000 SCHOOLOr WALgU
II ii 0 I) II 0 0 O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
$1,000 Whito Nile Hippopotamus,
H,()00 White Nile Hippopotamus.
$1,001 White Nile Hippopotamus.
Giant Gi2ef
18 FEE.Y HIGH.
OX, 21 HANDS HIGH.
HORSE, pi HANDS HIGH,
OSTRjOH 17IIIIG
T A rn t n 'Fl
IN U 1 1 b Pi .
DATE
RECEIVED.
ARTICLES.
April 15, 1 Still. 14 bags 1'ertilizeri
May Z, "
1 daw.
1 table.
1 lot II. II. Goot
1 cask Rochet.
1 case oorD,l case I
1 case tomatoes.
I case Peaches,
1 rase ntakhes..
2 bbls Flour.
1 hean box.
1 bundle pipe.
1 hbl cider.
1 bhl vinegar..
1 client,
1 ImH bedsteads.
1 H. 1.. (;ius.
1 Empty trunk..
1 Empty crate.
1 Hill Mattress,
fi rolls lingging.
1 half bid vinegar..
1 bhl potatoes,
1 Mil wine,
l bdl Bedsteap
1 bill Itjtils.
1 box II II CoooV.
At.s. 1,1887.
Nov. 23,
Jan. 23, 1888.
Feb. 29, Jm4.
May 21, "
Nov. 24. "
April 10, "
Jan. 7, 188!).
ii
Jan. fl, 1 Sf 10.
Mar. 18, "
Mav2H, "
July.l, "
Dee .!, 18!).
Sept. 2f, "
April 11, liin.
Feb. Ifi,
May 21, 1e.SU.
April 4, 1MJ0.
lVagHH Goods.
II. M. EMERSON.
ASST. GEN E FREIGHT AGENT.
J. T. EVANS,
at 0. V. Tierce's former shoe store.
l'lUCKS open to everybody.
AVe krrp in Stink ihofnllnwingooJ:
LADIES DRESS GOODS, GEMS"
Furniliint GonJ, Xntinoa anJ Siioes.
We also kec) n full lino of FANCV
C.noniKlKS unJ CONFECTION
EKIKS. Fine grhJo of FI.OUR A SPECIAL
TY i
f:ij iaie ilcalii'?, Ivjiiiimate jirofia anc
aeointili'te ''ink. our mttlo.
" L New Goods
Commissioner.