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' : ' : TIT THE TELAUTOGRAPH.? Z roMlblUt or Ht1 One' ffrlUnf Trans mitted lT Klettlrtty5 VN A pleasant faced, efderly jjeiritlcmaru,, full Deard, neatly cropped, and, Jike his hair, plentifully sprukled with white, was sitting in the lobby of ihe New Dehison recently. r ? "Who's that?" inquired the report er. He was told the gentleman whs Irofessor Elisha Groy.of .Chicago, the famous electrician. ? - j- "I have just I perfected ah inven tion," saidt Professor Gray to the re porter, later on, "for the transmitting of the handwriting a fac-siuiile of the handwriting." "How is this accomplished?" "One sits down and? writes on a sheet of paper, using a pen or a pen cil, and whatever is lone at this end, every motion that tstnade on the pa- Eer or off it is faithfully reproduced y a pen upon paper at the other end of the wire at the same time, just as fast or as slow as it is given at this end, and neither faster norslower." - " What name have you given the instrument?" - - "Tlie telautographs and it can be worked over any length of wire." "When you say pen and pencil what do you mean?" "I mean a pen carrying ink. and that the writing or drawing is upon ordinary paper. 1 use a fluid ink, but any ink will do that will flow readily. One can write with a pencil or a stylographic pen - if he chooses. The invention " is now practically completed, and I am mak ing a lot of instruments. A company has boen formed as a parent organiza tion, and local companies will follow. The instruments will be rented, not ..sold, and the terms -will be similar to ;those given by the telephone people. '.But it is entirely dissimilar to the tele phone, for it writes and does not talk. By it one can transmit jk- check, note or draft in the handwriting of the in dividual. Its accuracy is unquestion able. In that respect it diirers from the telephone, which is good enough for desultory conversation, but is not sutlicient to use in buying or selling. You are writing liorthr.hd; that, of course, could be transmitted; by the telautograph. In newspaper - work one could not onlyXraiismit a descrip tion of any great evenjL a celebration like that of the soldiers' monument laeld here, or a great disaster on rail or water, but a sketch could be trans mitted at the same lime to illustrate the article." "What is the size of the instru ment?" "The top is twenty by twenty-four Inches. It may be kept on or beside a fiesk. or. like the telephone, be hung upon the wall, where it takes' up little trace. It is secret in its communica tions, both as to those it gives and tliose it receives. One docs not need to 'hello' and no one can steal the message from the ivire. Then the message will come whether one is at hand to receive it or uoL Oue can " have a lock and key, and no one can see the communication which has come in his absence. The instrument may be found good for the distribu tion of press reports to ali the news- gipers of the laud simultaneously, ut. there are a thousand things to vhich it may Inapplicable that neither "ou nor I may think of at the mo ment. Its chief value, I apprehend, ferill be in mercantile business, where Jie telephone fails by reason of its in jficcuracy. If a man gives an order W telephone, the man receiving it ghay deny having done so, but here jjbe writing is proof positive, and can tftot be denied. "How about induction? When sev eral wires run in proximity to eateh other what is the effect?" "As to induction, it is wholly un like the telepliono. There is no more trouble from proximity to wires than is encountered in ordinary telegraphy, and as to expense, it will not cost the user any more than the telephone costs him." Omaha Bee. A GYPSY. YVEDDINO. 4 - ,., fata Simple Ceremony by Which tUgmiwi Couple Ar Mad Matt' and fflf f Oiie day a troupe of , gvpsiea halted In front of the Bohemian Mill, a snug looking mill, situated in the Viennese auburb of Nuszdorf. Ait-old man with a flowing w-Luie beard go Is! own from one of the carta belonging to the com pany and inquired of The host whether a. gypsy wedding' could iake place there, f- adding that they nvttld pay welL -At the same time he exhibited a paper establishing hi3 identity ui Butura Simi, captain ol a gypsy tribe mustering forty souls.: r The party were invited to take up t&eir ?' quaten ia the garden attached to the prem ises. Presently the hostess ventured to inquire i which ehurcli the cere mony would take place. Thy gar den will be our church,' replied om of the bund, "and our captain is our priest" In a short time the gypsies got comfortablv settled, and the men with little trouble erected 6even tents, two of them being pitched a short distance from, the five others. In these two tents the" bride and bridegroom resided prior to their wed ding. The five others accommodated the remainder of the party, wbicfc consisted, in all, of twelve men. fif teen women and thirteen children, the first eveningwas spent in carous ing at the inn. The next morning th jnen surrounded the bridegroom's tent and drank his health with brandy. The women assembled . at the bride's quarters and ate sweetmeats with her. On a signal given by the captain the whole party withdrew to their tents. At midday they turned out again ic holiday attire for the marriage cere oiony. Capt Sim! wore a dark green dolman thrown over his shoulders an) a rod waistcoat with large silver but tons. Be advanced slowly toward the tents. Two young men fetched the bridegroom, while the bride was as listed by two old women. Two fiddles and two bassoons struck up a Zigeuner melody, sung in chorus by all present. The bride and bridegroom were then led before the captain. Yemra, the bride, is a handsome girl of 17, with eyes and hair as black as jet. She wore a red gown with white trim ming and patent leather laced boots. Katilu Gyefan, the bridegroom, is a well built youth of one-and-twenty. with a pleasant face, a black mustache and bushy hair. A yellow ecarf o handed by an old man to the captain, who bound it lightly round the wrists of the happy pair, saying, as he did so, "Man and wife must be bound to gether." He then took an earthenware jar and poured the contents a small quantity of wine over their heads, reciting words to this effect: "Some- umes wine is sour; so is we. do limes wine is sweet; so is life. T existence of Zitrfeuners is a mixtu 1 ill TT il 1 i ai v sour aim sweeu xio uieu uju&ulj yellow scarf and said:' "Ye are Ui true Zigeuner couple." This brought the ceremony to a close. The young people were congratulated by their companions, ur.d arte: they all adjourned to the public of the Bohemian Mill, where feasl and lnerrvmakinir occupied the rest o the day. The company left three days later, the newly married couple travel ing in a commodious ucw cart, a wed ding present from Capt SimL Vienn Cor. London Telegraph. my lienitll. 1 trieu tuivua irunsuirc, but nothing afforded llie any relief mill.. I bejran to take Ayer'a rills." G. S. - Wanderlich, Scranton, Fa, Eaey Victims. I've just come up from Chicago over the Wisconsin Central, and I nevr had so much fun in my life. You see, I had to stop off at a" little town be tween here and Milwaukee to sell a -bill. The train wasn't due until about midnight I sat up and played domi noes with the night clerk" of the hotel where 1 stopped until train time. I thought I would take a sleeper, as I was very tired. As luck would have it there was one lower berth empty. As 1 sat there waiting . for the porter to make up my bed everything was still, except for the snoring, kvery body had gone to sleep, and one foot sticking out from an upper berth was the only visible sigu cf life. Just then a porter from another sleeper came in. "Ali, there," said my porter, "hold up" Great Scott 1 You should have1 seen the picture presented a moment later Women shrieked and yelled "Bob bers I" Heads popped out followed by revolvers and bowie knives, until you couldu't count them. "Where is he?" "1 haven't got a cent 1" "Is it Black Bart?" "it's all up with us!" washeard, while the porter stood in the middle of the aisle, the picture of petrified astonishment - "Foh de Lod's sake, boss nuffih's do mattah. I wuz jus' a-telliu' dat nig gah to hole up decrT o' datcurtin, oat's all," and the darky began to grin. I tell you, the' heads popped back pretty suddenly. Nearly everybody was angry at first but they soon got over it and they began to chaff each other. There wasn't much sleep in that car the rest of the night Com mercial Traveler in Minneapolis Jour-ual. Thomas Wentworth Higginson has an fveuuui nisiory. Bon or a mer chant, he graduated at Harvard, stud led theology and was pastor of First Congregational church at Newburv- port, Mass., and was obliged to leave U on account of his anti-slavery Dreacliinc8 : he wni f Viam on nniuu. - Fui candidate for congress on the -Free Eoil ticket Returning to. the pulpit ue was pastor oi a iree cnurciiat VVor , tester, Mass., from 1852 to 1858, When ,. J left tno ministry and devoted him 4 slf exclusively to literary pursuits. 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Hastings, of Baltimore, 8ajn: "Ayer'a Pill are the i heat' cat hart ic and aperiKUt wttltin the -reueli of my profession." Dr. John, W. Brown, of Ooeana, "W. Va., writes : " I have prejuirilied Ayer's Pills in my practice, ami fiutl Utem ex cellent. I urge their gtnefulu uae in families." I " . " For a munberof years I was afflicted with biliousness which aluiotdeiitroyt d : my liealth. i trleu various rrineuiett I have used Ayer's Pills for the past thirty years, and am natUrlel I nlxitild not be alive to-lay if it had not been for them. They cured me of rtyapepsia when all other remedies failed, and their occasional use has kept me in a healthy condition - ever since." T. ' IV; Brown, Chester, Pa. "Having been subject, "for yearn, to constipation, without being able to find much relief, I at last tried Ayeir'a Pills, and deein it loth a dntyinl a pleasure to testify that I have derived great ben efit from their use. For over two years past I hare taken one -of-these Pills every wight before retiring. I vfonld not willingly be vritliout them." G. "W. Bowman, 2G East Main St., Carlisle, Fa. "Ayer's Pills have beeu used in my family upwards of twenty years, and: have completely "nerified alii that ia claimed for them. In attacks of piles, from which I suffered many years, they afforded me greater relief than any medV iciue I ever tried." Thomas F Adams, Holly Springs, Texas. - , Jf- Ayer's Pills, Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Gold by all DruggisU and Dealers ia Medicine THE SOIJTI-I .BOSTOK: Q i MANUFACTURERS .OF - c : Sash Blinds, Doors, f;Brackets, Moulcl-. ings, Window and Door Frames- AND VA A 1 The : busiesplace lux :: I : I ' Jn Ai La OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Our Lumber is thoroughly dried ijj a' x STURIEVANT PATENT DET KILN. Ratnember that My stock is now ; 7 : ' C .0 -M P lI;;E; in all of the various - - PISS .bros.; are our agents in Roxboro, and will furnLh vou anytbine in the Vj "iwtti. x-uiuriO rnca Ld8t aua EBUmatts fiirnhil lr th -.mvv J T" 11 hem. J. II. C. WINSTON. uu SCOTTS EMULSION CURES C0!ISUr,lPT10?I SCROFULA BRONCHITIS COUCHS COLDS Wasting Disoisea Wonderful Flesh Producer. "Many have gained one pound per day by its use. . ' Scott's Emulsion ia not a secret remedy. It contains the stimulat ing properties of the Hypophos phites and pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, the potenoy f both being largely increased. Jt is used by Physicians all over the world. PALATABLE AS MILK. Sold by all Druggists. BCOTT A. BO WNE. Chemists, N.Y. Bfedlseral Belief in Miracles. It is not easy for a modern Protest uut, still less for any one who has the least tincture of scientific culture, whether physical or historical, to pic ture to nimseii me suite oi minu oi man of the Ninth century, howey cultivated, enlightened ana sincere raav have been. His deeoest conv lions, his most cherished nopes, were bound up in tie belief of the miracu lous. Life was a constant battle be tween saints and demons for the pos session of the souls of men. - The most superstitious among our modern coun trymen turn to supernatural agencit only when natural causes seem in sufficient; to Eginhard and his friends the supernatural was the rule, and th sufficiency of natural causes was al lowed .only when there was nothing to suggest others. Moreover, it must be recollected that the possession of miracle work ing relics was greatly coveted, not only on high but on very low grounds. To a man like Eginhard, the mere satisfaction of a religious sentiment was obviously a powerful attraction. But, more than this, the possession of such a treasure was an immense prac tical advantage. If the saints were duly nattered and worshiped, there was no telling what benefits might re sult from their interposition in your behalf. For physical evils, access- to the shrine was like the grant of the use of a universal pill and ointment manufactory; and pilgrimages there to migut smnce to cleanse tne per formers from any amount of sin. Professor T H. Huxley in Popular Science Monthly. Unlucky to Kill Bobln. There is a widely spread belief eaong schoolboys in many parts of e country that it is unlucky to kill i robin, and it is generally supposed that a broken limb would be the prob-' able punishment for fo doing. Even the nest of this bird is comparatively safe, though why it should be thus fa vored is not quite clear, unless, as has been suggested by some writers, it owes its popularity to the story 'of the 'Babes in the Wood," which ballad perhaps may also have given rise to the popular notion that tne robin will cover with leaves' or moss any dead Brson whom it may chance to find, lere certainly, however, seems to be no substantial reason why he should be more favpred than the other mem bers of tho feathered tribe, for, after all, ne is a very pusmacious and un pudent little ieilow ; but perhaps these are4he qualities which have "brought him into notice and made zuzi popu lar. v;uamDers Journals - PUT line Wdte 1 JOHN A WIKSTON W3 SUCCESSORS TO WmSTON, SON &: McGEE, 620 and 622 Main street, Lynchburg, Va., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL uEALERSIN; Furniture, Mattresses and Chairs SOLE MAHUFACTUBEE8 OF THE PATENT Arm Lock Spring Bed, the Best Spring Bed in Use. WE ALSO MAKE A SPECIALTY OF HAIR MATTRESSES. " GIVE US A CALL. OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST PESO'S REMEDY FOR CATARRH. Best to use. Cheapest. Relief is immediate. A certain For Cold in the Head it has no equaL Easiest I 1 cure is I I It is an Ointment, of which m smalr particle is applied to the nostrils. Price, 60c Sold by druggists or sent by man. Address, . T. HAZKirraE, Warren, Pa. TSCUirBu A DCBHAM RAILROAD CHEAPEST FBOil MAKER maiiiy mam g isut) DALTOIT, GEORGIA ir9AllT RAILINGS, GATES, IbtfllM POSTS, CREST1N6S. ilWI 1 JAILS, ROOFS, STAIRS. C TTp 5 1 Cast Columns, W 1 ' ' " Lintels, Sills, eta SftVl MILLS IMPROVEMENTS. 'L-i SiVZS BEST IN THE TlvflDt. HES SOUTH for Plot ares tod Price or anything . yon need In METAL, we can tend It promptly. It sort yo BMnBoa this paptt i v WRITE aatll total;. MellalMWMU. Fond Mamma What' are you draw inffon vour slate. Det? ? t Littb Hell I was try in to draw my dolly; but I dess I'll tall it a tlotbec pui. Uqw York Weekly. : ; KfEMB Hwilimff CmA Bulk Udiw ad (' MMii k work :Q1 cum ar aqnu vain, (it 1 3tMa in aack lo--aiijp ca aacara eaa tnm. toiratbar mlfk oar Urga mni nt abla Km af Honahold Baaaples. Thcaa amplas, well aa tka watch, w trvi Frat. awLaftCT Toa kaTa k lham la raw bama for 9 WMntka aad Mown (kem to fhoa trho By kin a Had, tkar kaeaoa jraar owa ptapaitr. Tkon h. at aua ha aua at IMWr iha WatCk k.l Sanplen. Wajtay aU awat,, ftdckt.au. Addfaa) GEOBQE D. rHAXTON & Ca JOBBERS Fcticns, "White Goods, PANT GOC DS, . CTFEAILS, ADIE3 DRESS GOODS, &c, &c. 14 8. Fourteenth St.. . - Bichraond, Va. E. A Bradf her Salesman for middle K. C. MONEY! i - m vui n.i HUE vi WUI. raDidbr and honoraMr. b, thaaa af Itkar fx, Toiair or aid, and In their awa locallUM,! hererer thrjr Atiy otta eaa da tfa wwrk. K.w n Wa Ibraisk ararrtklna:. Wa tait roa. Ia riak, v.. .lu Tattr (pare momcutm, or all roar tlm la tka work. - TfaU U aa eatfralr uew laadind brhaaa wonderful eweeaf ts worker. Beginner, an earning tram Hi to 60 per week and orwurd and aiora after little experience. We can ruml.b rau the em ployment and teaek Ton KKKK. Ko apace to explain hero. Full lunutlon rukK. 'X-JKUK d(CU., AltiLalA, kliii!. IN XFFBCT OCT. 29th 1890. 8outh Bound. IstClaas 2 Class Mic Xo. I t Xo 211 So il Lt p m l a m 1. a m i rnrhburg-, 12th st 8 'ft 7 00 6 80 hurmid 8 SO 6-10 Brooknea. il 7 54 Houston 5 42 12 00 8 53 South Boston 6 55 12 45 8 05 Dentsloa Junction 61arllH 945 It Wo.4tsdale . . SI 1 55 9 56 Roxboro ' 6 4S 2 81 10 15 Helena - 7 07 3 00 10 82 l'Tiitlorer 7 m 8 15 10 42 Durham 8 10 4 30 11 87 Nortk Buand. - 1 class 2 class Mix. ' Xo 2 o No.12 LAM 1 Li-P M Dnrham 7 45 6 15 Lrniloyer ' 8 41 7 25 Holena 8 50 8 7 33 Hoxboro 10 10 15 7 51 Woodsdale 9 2(( i 10 35 . . rll 15 8 21 Deniston J miction 9 41 L South Boston 10 04 pml2 25 8 44 Houston 10 15 12 42 8 52 Broukneal 11 16 2 40 9 51 . Durmid 42 30 Lynchburg 12th st Im 12 45 5 25 11 15 EICHMND & DANVILlE It. R. COKDENSED SCHEDULE. Corrected to October Ut 1890. nATi.v. bouthvaunn- Lv Richmoud " Danville Ar Greeusboro Lt Goldsboro Ar Raleigh Lv Raleigh " Durham Ar GreeDsboro Lt Winston-Salem Lt Greensboro Ar Salibbuay Lt tSalisbury Ar Charlotte. " Spartanburg Cr'reenville " Atlauta Lt t harlotte Ar Columbia Ar Augusta 3 06 f m 8 40 p m 10 27 p in 2 40 p m 4 40 p m 4 43 p m 5 48 p m 8 20 pm f6 30 p m 10 37 p m 12 26 a m i2 32 a m 2 05 a m 4 51 am 5 6 a m 11 00am 2 20 a m 6 30am 10 30 a m 0 2 80am 8 05 a m 9 42am f5 00 pm 9 00 pin 1 CO a in 2 60 a iu 7 30am 6 15 a m 9 50 a m 11 19am 11 24 am z 40 p m 8 38 pm 4 4op in 9 40pm 1 00 pm 0 10 p m 9 00 p m tNo land Xo 2 dally mail and expres ISo 21 and 22 local freiynt exnejit Snn lay. No 11 pd Xo 12 mixed lraii.s vxcept Sun)ay. Ko 1 connects at Purmid Kith No 9 on Kicii mond and Danville K Midland division, Ko 2 connects ut Durmid with No 10 on Rich mond and Danville Va Midland divisiog. ; Xo i will wait at Durmid for Ko 9 on Kich mond anl Danville Va Midland livisiou. No oonnects at Deniston Junstion withAt lantie an o DudtiUu P J OTEY. . W MITCHELT,, President SupU Trans. ATLANTIC & DANVILLE. Commencing op February . 1st,- 18vH), Triins will run ou the Atlantic St Danville Railroad as follows : BOUND EAST. r To care Biliousness, Sick Headache, ConstU ' pation, Malaria, xiver Gomplainta, take ; ; ? toa sate and certaim ramedy.- ' .. : wmmm TJMthe SMAI.Ii SUe (40 little Beans to the bottle). THET ARB TBS HOST OOSTKBISHX. Prtee of either alae, gtte. per Bottle. KissiriGac?' Caveat, and Trade-Harks obtained, and all Patv nt oosineos conducted tor Modchatk rcca. :- Oun orricc is OwosiTt U.S. "'TrHTOrrict and we can secure patent in Ittas tune toon those lemote from Washington. ; - -A-; 8end model, drawing or pabto' with descrip tion. - We advise, if patcntalils or not. free of Charge, Our toe not due UU patent Is secured. . A PAMFMLrr, "How io Obtain Patonta," wits names of actual clients in year State, county, 01 town, sent free. Address, C.A.SNOW&.CO. t 9A1TET. BtlB. I fitria-LfauuHwaMiML: .f.$ltlTMAC0jUkaror'BILBBaaJf8,-JT.l08l M0. eooe.ee a year li aria "a by Jeha at. OoadwIn.TrojrJii.Yat work t"C as. Keailar, yea t nM meke aa aaacb. but mm caa teach rsaqnJrkly a oar to earn froaa ft a SI a f at lite Mart, aMd wore aa jraa " n mmy pan at America, yam can auauueaea af-fcoBia. air. tne all rear tbnear .pare ajeiaala ealr ta aa wars.. AU u aaw. OraaH3r arer)Furlur. Wa atart you, fornUalns nrrtbinir. EASILY, SUKDILT learaed. rAnilcuta.jls SittK. Ac MUBOS addrca at Mir re&TLaJiaV MAUJlT- PAIIIIESS CHUaDBIHTB STATIONS. Lt. DanTille " Harrison, - Milton Semora VConinghams Harmony " Mayo 1 " ClarksviHe J " Lawrenceviiv At. Portsmouth No. 2. -8 15 am 8 86 8 60 8 10 9 20. 9 40 9 44 ; -?10 53 ? 1 13 pm 5 30;.: . NoJ4. r M 00 pm 9;i7 9 85 9 54 10 07 , 10 31 10 3S 11 45 2 15 am 6ioir SOUTH BOUND. STATIONS. : Lt Portsmouth . M, Lawrenceville" rClarksville -? Mayo - ' ,r Harmony . Cuniughams ' Semora r . ? " Milton v , " Harrison Ar. DanviUe ' 1 y - No. 1. 9 45 am 2 00 rm 4 27 6 33 : 5 50 "6 15 6 29, C49 716 7 80 No. 8. ; 9 00 pm . 2 00 am 4 20 6 23 ; 5 39 y e8 617 6 35, 6 47' f700t -t , Northbound- LvjAiigiista Lt Columbia Ar Ct.arlotte , Lt Atlanta Ar Greenville ar Spartanburg ar Charlotte ar Salisbury Lt Salisbury Ar GreensboTo Ar W inston-Salem Lt Greensboro ArJ)uruam a r n-iJV ' Lv;Ralgh Ar Goldsboro Lt Greensboro Ar Danville ar Richmond DAILY. o. 61 6 SO p m 10 85 p m 8 13 pm 6 00 p m l2 35 a ra U9am 4 25 a m 6 021am 6 07 am 7 47 am 11 40 am 9 45am 12 01pm 105pm 1 05 p m 2 55pm -7 65am 9 32 am .3 30 pm no. 53. d 00 p m 12 50 p m Didpm 7 10 a m 1 43 p m 2 62pm 5 30 p 7 (ifi p ID 7 12 p m 8n&pm tl2S0am 11 00 pm 6. 00 a m . 7 45 a m 9 CO am 12 60 p m 8 60 p m 10 2a p ra 5 15 a m t Daily ex pt Sunday. Daily. io. oy. leaving Uoldxbnrn 9. 9n "n rw ar.A RirleiKh 4 45 p m daily, makes connections at utirnam witli no. 1 leauing a' 6 00 p m daily except Sunday, for Oxford, Hender on andTlJi pointa on O. & II, O & U, and ;& M Toads.' - -' " . K . I V. anNos. 51 and 58 connect at Riclimoi d from exd to West i'oint and Baltimore daily SLEE PN G-CAR SERVICE vn iraina.6y.and 51, Pullman Buffet fMetper oeiwen Atlanta and New York Dan.illeand Augusta, and Greensboro, t a' "out"";, w nioriTsi wn, ieun. ' -. n 62 .nd, 53, Pullman Bnftet SleeDer, between Washington and New Orleans Tia Bi nunRhanv- fijehmond iand Greensboro, Klei . h and Greensboro, and between ash uigton and Augusta,? and Pullman Buffet Meepers between V ashiqston aud Asheville and Hot Springs. c v s : . - - 8MiJJ-,I - JAS. L. TAYLO.R I to Tfrf "ff-' en. Pass. 4geat. W. 4..1 UBK,.Di vision "Pass, .gent, . .'- - " Eareiirb,N.C. 0 DOUBLE BRIUH.aG, is packed from : BA SEME NT TO ATTIC I will not attempt to enumerate th e articles, but will say; t hat I carry ALE THE LIBES Kept by any one else in this part of the State, and NUMBERS OF A R TIOLES not to be found else wliere in Roxboro. My store is as hereto fore -a- . HEiDQfflHT-ERS where you can find anything you want from a "pint" of Shoe Pegs to d Two Hoifse Wagon. Roxboro Land (To be Rc-mcorporat d Til K PEOPL KS BANS ) CAPITAL STOCK - - - - - S: Loan Co., J, AONG, Pws't. - - - - - $30,033 OFPIOEES J. S. MEKRITT, V. Pr't Lt2E H. BATTLE, Ch'r. L A. LONG, J. S. MERBITT, R DIREOTOE, A.K. FOCSHEE, J - W. L NEWTON, TAYLOR G LEAVES, of Ly dchburg.T?. C B, BROOKi Conduct 8 a General . Banking Business, consistent witli business principles, to its Extendi avery awj.o jUU 1 i i CUSTOMER S. Aiways has money to lend at.8 percent. We call special avtteutiou to our Tinw L ck, Barar and .Firu Pr 0 a want your business, and solicit correpp micnce. ESTABLISHED l&rr . The Leading Music House of tlie South. THE HOBB I E IVIUS I C C 0 H PA II GhBiieral Largest Stock. Lpwes t Pr ice s. " Best lis trumen Dealers Tn AO EKCH lose conn'-ctiou will be -made at Ports, r moulh with the New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk- Railway, (Cape Char'.nvRr.ute), and Baltimore steamers, for appoints North and at Danville, ; with the - Uichnioud & DanTille Raitoay; tor -all point Nyth or South.' -v. .-. 0 lit J B lOTETL " - Traffie Man ger. ,Z- i J: : r, - . - - - G. M. ITcorks - v V , ' 4 General Superintendent, ''' OUGASIZED 1832. r--t..-.V---- HOW AOOOMPLJHED. Eaerr BflBd atamp. BAKBB KEM.OO..BozlMBnffalo.M.T. xKolAn BLUUKii e geapittioa 8u lady .honld know. mil nt! tifipr. Skin On anal Blenuah Kradioaior knowlla P IMIa Ihrtnor bare (wea made a anrfc tut ue, tif. Autta refr. Anetht, Texais ami Jita. l. ToVdo. Ohio. " ' fit Trt-,e "-" are Mae aa welL W h f i '"ft-J;1" ymt Main, eara war (HI.W a . - 1 . wurm UU f I. . V . .-.- a.aae. Mhrrene- fm-mt. Keaa be Iref i.-- Jfgfnnm mrr rndlr eerahic fromi tt to . .. r tBtfiBw . ii t.- r . ad atart ytm. t arm ia Mwre lUu. time.- ttc aaaax-r brvark- e aakoowa tmtuaw iheaa. J m .ad arart Twa. f ar ar all the time - I -:. era. Fallttra i SKW aad wnt V1RGLWA FIRE AXD HHIIXE i LXSURAIVCE C0HPMY. . Vr richmondT" Assets j a";; - -:t INSURE3 AGAINST FJBE ANIl LIGHTNING This old company, now more than half a con tary in ao,.ewf ul operation, fans paid :.-v . UUND51E03 Oh THOUSAND'S " joiwes to citizens ot-North Crolln.i. laane. , aiuipl au to.i $id3 tiidy, fr of 09 tt trtrictious, anl il bar jt u iu terim aiiJ 00. W IT W. o-YO nMICPwaldeit.; VW.H. McCAKTmf, 6tjrjiir-. . j ., D. M. HiAlSS, ,Dsinci Agent, t ; INSTRUMENT ' ; ' -. -. - " . - - v . r Warranted ;:Five ; . Tears. C fttal o g- lie a . Is BE! " WHITE FOE JRICES AND TERMS. ? r Taken In Exchange. S a is s a o-b i oii ii; fi if- nil IJh I 1 I I I 1 I, J, I i J 815, MA1N STREET. MUl For 47 - x, ' 00 ' . 00 . - thaTa8tenmlJIll In the town of Koxboro for rent. . J t i aa hvM tnt tm mh.im h -'t $550 OOOJ i10 two of wheat ant Tine of corn. ..n. ., aM uv uim.ji, iruituiiiaT au iit dv feet.' three at or tea ami basement, timbers extra bea tj, bui table for Roller at ill. ., , . Sasli and Blind of furniture 1-v;'"' V .factory; ' : , . - , ' 1 Two-jood Engines ami Boilers one SO horse Mwer, the otjei li-bortte power; also a PmiMnjr Alacbine ami haw ilill ko wHb the preiuu-ea. Tue timlur supply. luuuedlaiely aitttinu liux borw is most abumtaut, ana tbtsfnrnislic-a raxa oppr tanity for a tite maa o wako tnuey lir utilizing- iW Apply to- O a' - , , C S. WIXSTEAD " , w Uox eru.X. C i4 ;.r.V-'. TTat the taU for th JAISfililEAITS . 04 SHOE JAHES 1IEANS ' 53yJ3HOB.: .JAMES MKAHS SHOE ria-lihMutd atvUaov It flta like M locking-, and R1DQUIKE8 V NO liltEAKIKO IN."l mf perfectly ear tb flnt lime 11 4, - i. Worn. If will MttKfV Hie mt nuttidiona. JAMK8 M KAN 8 kt3 SHOE to abaolvtt-17 1 IT alMM Of Ut prlua wliirB . na err baen plaocel rx- .Irttalrdyon tf market 4 lfo $ Httot tor Boys t5H iu whleh durability la onkl-ntl beSJre maramK- waru ippear. alio.. Cnllat at JtJ)J Jlorris CVs VxvfrSwe. SaaA twaa tat trial aack&ya. our Stor um1 t.y en . yu- ' tliose a9a
The Roxboro Courier (Roxboro, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Feb. 19, 1891, edition 1
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