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CLEAR STARCH.. , . 2
for Infants and Children.
THIRTY Tears' onaervatton of Castoria with the patronage of
million of persons, permit n to speak of it without Knowing.
It is unquestionably the best remedy for Infants and Children
the world has ever known. It is harmless. Children lite it. It
tm health. It will save their livos. In it Mothers have
something whiohJsahsoliitelr safe and practically perfect as a
child's medicine.
Castoria destroys Worms.
Castoria allays Feverishness.
Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
Castoria onres Diarrhoea and Wind Colic
Castoria relieves Teething Trophies.
Castoria cnres Constipation and Flatulency.
Castoria neutralizes the effects of carbonic acid gas or poisonous air.
Castoria does not contain morphine, opium, or other narcotic property.
Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowels,
giving healthy and natural sleep.
Castoria is put np in one-size bottles only. It is not sold in hulk.
Don't allow any one to sell yon anything else on the plea or promise)
that it is " jnat as good " and "will answer every purpose."
See that yon get C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A.
The fac -simile
signature of
is on every
wrapper.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
THE PEOPLE'S BANK,
Authorized Capital Stock
Paid In
Surolu
$100,000
$40,000
$3,800
OFFICEES:
J. A. LONG, Pres. J. S. MERRITT, Vice Pres
J. S. BRADSHER, Cshier.
DIRECTORS:
J. A. LONG, A. R. FOUSHEE, C. B. BROOKS
J.S. MERRITT I. A. N0ELL, J. L. BPOOKb
j. M. BLAL0CK, T. H. SRTEET
T- J. STEPHENS, W. F. READE,
Conducts a General Banking Business. Extends every accommodation
jonsistent with business principles to its
CUSTOMERS.
A 1 OT&vfl has mnnAfr in 1 Anrl of ft nor A.rf I
We call special attention to our Time Lock, Burglar and Fire Prool Safe
Wr wam4- vnn. l-vi-i Ann n . A M - 1
As the years go by there is less and
ess starch in the laundry. Bodily
comfort is recognized as of too great
in porta nee to tolerate the old-time
'stanched garments next the skin,
which were about as comfortable as a
coat of mail ; and good form sets its
face against starched table-linen, ar
tistic sense upholding fashion in this
respect. Skirts, of course, must
have some starch, but should never
be so stiffened as to rattle; handker
chiefs should have just that soupcon
which approaches the uulauudcred
article; anything more is an abomi
nation, and an insult to the nostrils
To make fine, clear starch, first wet
the starch with cold wt.ter and work
till smooth, then pour boiling watei
over it in the proportions of one
quart to every two tal!esi o nfuls o
starch; set upon the stove ami stii
till it boils clear If stirred for a few
moments with a sperm candle, it wilj
prevent the irons from tickinj: ; and
with the same object iu viw some
laundresses add little butter or lard
A small quantity of gum Arabic water
added to the starch will give an ap
pearance of freshness to .nuslins and
lawns, either white or colored, not
attainable by ai.y other means. It is
a eat ne'P t" eeP l U) rearf'ne89
prepared as follows : Pour a pint of
boiling water over two ounces of
white gum Arabic, stir well, cover it
and let it stand over night; in the
morning pour the liquid off the dregs
into a clean bottle, and keep it corked
for use. From "Some Laundry
Hints," in Demorest's Magazine for
April.
Happiness.
How much the possession of .iap
piness depends upon the point of
view we choose to take in seeing
things ! She who determines to look
upon the bright side of affairs wil
generally find that some brightness
is visible; she who wauts to point on
to herself and ethers that discounige
ments abound, can, as a rule, euc
ceed to her own satisfaction in the
gloomy pursuit. There is such
thing as curbing one's natural ten
dency to depression aud in whole
some fashion casting lamutabl
melancholy out of doors. And on
means to this end is mentally aud
spiritually to outgrow the necetsity
of being happy. The less one think
about the deprivations and lack o
those conditions which are common
ly supposed to be requisites of hap
piness, and the leas one cultivates
spirit of restless pursuit of happi
ness a spirit which by its very
lightness and delicacy eludes a harsh
grasp the morn likely is happiness
to come all unsought, paiticularly i
one is more anxious about securing
conditions of happiness for others
than for oneself. Ex.
i
1
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the Best.
Bicycles. :.yy
h "ijity. Evary.M.i- fy hfk and Scientific Work- t
Higher Honors at the World's Columbian Eiposition.
Send two-cent stamp for our 24-page Catalogue-A work of Art.
Monarch Cycle Company,
Lake and Hakted Sts., CHICAGO, ILL.
Retail Salesroom. 280 Wabash Ave.
0) 0) m PIMPLES, BLOTCHES
Ifp ITd W b m OLD SORES
PRICKLY ASH, poke root CATARRH, MALARIA.
Akin nrvr rri 1 1 mm
wu ruiAaaium K ilNFY TRnilRIM
and DYSPEPSIA
Are entirely raaoTM by P.PJ.
Prickly Ash. Poke Boot and Potaa
lam, the greatest blood partner on
earth.
Abbbbbsw.O.. July 21, 1891.
MEssas LiIppmas Bros. , Savannah.
CJa. : Deak Sirs I bought a bottle ot
J -our P.P. P. at Hot 8prlnpi,Ark.,and
11 Ii.ls done me more good than three
.months' treatmentat the Hot SdzIoks.
liocd three bottles O. O. D.
Bespeotfally yours,
JAS. M. NEWTOU,
Aoeraeen, Brown County, O.
Capt. j. D. Jobnatom.
To all whom it may concern: 1 here
" 5 JT?J"y to no wonderful propertlea
V. L-. r. f. lor erODtlOna nt thn alrln Y
Makes
Marvelous Cures
in Blood Poison
Rheumatism
and Scrofula
r, P. P. P. puriflesvthe blood. buUds m
f the - weak and debilitated, elves
- strenRth to weakened nerves, expels
diseases, giving the patient health and
V.'cTor
are the product of skilled
workmen, .and rank with
Victor Bicycles in quality.
pm a ji m m. we maice tne Dest Dae-
Jg 'J' j- balls, baseball bats, base
ball gloves and mitts, tennis
rackets, tennis balls, tennis
nets, racket presses, racket cases, boxing gloves, footballs,
football suits,' football and gymnasium shoes, gymnasium
supplies, sweaters, etc. We guarantee better goods for less
money than asked by other manufacturers. If your local
dealer does not keep Victor Athletic Goods, write for our
illustrated catalogue.
"The Plumed Knight!"
"JIM BLAME"
Will be held for service
during the peason, at
my stables, on the Col- -lowing
terms: Mules
insured to stand op
and suck, for $7.00.
Groom's fee, 25 cents.
Raise mules, my friends, instead of
horses,
Then profits you'll reap instead of
losses. (
W. P. YANCEY.
March 26, 1895. 4t "
BOSTON.
OVERMAN WHEEL CO-
Makers of Victor Bicycles and Athletic Goods.
CHICAGO.
NEW YORK.
DENVER.
DETROIT.
PACIFIC COAST.
SAN FRANCISCO. - LOS ANGELES. PORTLAND.
Ireensboro
wseries
GREENSBORO, N. C.
00-
1,000,000 Fruit, Shade and Ornamental Trees.
Vines and Shrubbery in almost endless variety.
Thoroughbred Poland China Pigs,
entitled to registration, at reasonable prices. Also
AITOIT POULTEY".
Write for prices and get the best.
I wi9h to call special attention to my Shade Trees. Large and finest
asortment in the State.
RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED.
JOHN A. YOUNG, Proprietor,
Ci-y Office, 228 South Elm Street, Greensboro, N. C.
KW mm
0 Italic soda is inferior to package aoda.
I PUT
J beware is the whole story
af imitation trade
j aaarka and Ubeto. aLX)Ut
jARrYAHP HAfERSOPA
In ftriplf WIHPre than other package soda never spoils 2
J 1" JIvlYCll25. flour universally acknowledged purest in the world. S
Made only by CH3RCH & CO., New York. Sold by grocers everywhere.
Write for Arm and Hammer vok of valuable Recipes FREE.
Ask Your Neighbors
Sale of Dwelling House and
Lot in Reamstown!
By virtue of a morteraice dulv executed, as
will appear by reference to Book of Deeds h.
page 1W, in he i.llice of the Kegister of Deeds
of Person conniy, we will, on the 22nd day of
aprii. ibvo, aiiiietourt nouseaoor in uoxDoro,
sell to I be biggest bidder for cash, one dwelling
nonse ann im, sunaieii near tne corporate
limits ( lloxboro, in Keamstown. on . earns
Avenue, adjoining the lot now owned and
occupied by C. T. Willcon, and adjoining
an unused sireel leading from Keams Avenue
co me pnouc roan. Main bouse and lot is that
owned by .lob.n x. Walker and It- K. Cotcb,
and 1101 it recently nor n pied by sai . Couch
Dwelling with six rooms and two balls.
On ibis lot :s a go) garden spot and an ex-
i-eiiei'i wen 01 waier. .'aie at iz O'riocK M.
Koxboro. S C, Mar. b 16, 1695,
J. A. LONG, Mortgagee,
KOltX. I. MITCHKI.L,
Guardian for Lillian Mitchell. Assignee,
Notice of Sale.
By v'rtue of a mortgage exec.ited to D. C.
Lnnsford by .lumee H. Rlackwell. colored
and recorded in Bk M. M., page 425, in the
Register's Office of l'ersn county, N. C . 1 shall,
on the 82nd day of April, 1895, at public auction
at the Court rloiiRe door in Koxboro, for cash,
sell to the highest bidder, the tract of lai d in
said mortgage described, to wit: That lot of
laml, tK'ginningnt the I,. A IV. Railroad, thence
east to a pine in I'aisy Isi.-ick well's line, thence
north to a p;ne in J. II. lilankwell's line, thence
to tin beginning, containing five acres, more
orieeH.ti Uoxlioro low nlnp. Raid cnnnly and
oiaie. II. 1 . I.UNSrOKI),
This Mar. h IK imn. Mortgagee.
N. Lmipford. Vitorney.
About the cures made by
of
Ransom Has Carbuncles.
St. Louis Mo., April 6. A City
Mexico special says United States
Miuister Ransom rested easier yester
day, but that a large carbuncle has
developed on his neck, and a similar
inconvenience on his right elbow.
These, with extreme hoarsemss,
which troubles him, will probably
prevent him taking active part in the
duties of his new office for a week
or S).
The new envoy is greatly pleased
with Mexico.
Until the Minister recovers from
indisposition the legation remains in
charge of Edward C. Butler, the sec
retary. Mr. Butler will officially
inform of the Mexican Government
of the arrival of the new representa
tive, and days ask his offical recep
tion and recognition by the President
and Cabinet.
and lassitude first prevailed.
, ' , " j CUB KIU1UI QQ.
for primary, secondary and tertiary " uco- teafl every known reme
syphtlis, for blood poisoning, mercu-; In Tato,iintll P. P. P. waanaed.
rial poison, malaria, dyspepsia, and' an 1 am now entirely cared.
In all blood and skin diseases, like! (aignedby) J. D. JOHNSTON.
oiorcnes, pimples, old cttronlc ulcers. V, SaTannab. Ga.
tetter, scald bead, boils', erysipelas, ,
eczema we may say, without fear of BUn Cancer Cared.
f. f. f. is the best rr, ,u v . .
, ,,wv "I VJ AJCU,KC.
mntMilMlM. . U n .
blood purifier fn the world, and metres
positive, speed and permanenVbres
' ma", cases. v -
Ladles whose systems are poisoned
and whose blood is in an impure condi
tion, aao w meBBiruai lrrviuiiiriiiius,
dentil tonic and blooa cleansing- prop
erties of P. P. P. Prickly Ash, Poke
Boot and Potassium.
I can speak ia the btgliest. tarns of
wnnemajilnlna -in Tn XT Aarn i...wnnal
41-rua. auouavaav uui -"T rr u 'i tyvuwi
nowledge. I wp affected wuh heart
disease pleurisy and rheumatism for
85 years, waareated by the very best
physicians ana spent hundreds of dol
lars, tried every knfrwn remedy with
out nnding1 relief -1 bavepviv. taoa
v. jr. , ana can
rlnnA mn rrinPA
iuaf iu a, an., a
Sptlsgflela'treea County. Mo.
one bottle of yotir P. P
. cheerfully say It has
4 ' "- Kood tban anything 1 1
- - : lean recommend yom
. Sbotjin, Tel. Junwrv 11. ifioa
iJtssns. lji.PMAN Bros., Savannah,
C: : Gentlemen 1 have tried your p!
3- P. for a disease of the skin, usually
V aown g skin oancer.of thirty years'
sorting, and found great rellefTie
r,'.6"8 bl55od and removes alf lr
rl .atlon from the seat of the disease
f'??r67Z?VL.,P ""eadingTtSS
Lt f ? taken five or six bottles
: i feel confident that another course
VIU effect a care. It has also relievecl
ri from lndlgeBtloiTilll itoiicto
t.uhles. Yours truly. i
capt. W. if. ntrr.
Attorney at Lav.
iDGlf CO
ALL DRUGGISTS SELL rT.
La PPM AN B ROS.
PBOPEIETOES,
r;pmaa's BloCkttaTaaaatatte
A Hotel Clerk Arrested.
Macon, Ga., April 5. John Tier-
ney, a well known hotel clerk who
has been clerk at the Paik Hotel in
this city, was arrested here to-day
on a warrant from North Carolina
charging him with burning a hotel
at Hendersonsville N. C, a little over
a year ago. The warrant also calls
for J. J. Nelson. Tierney savs he
will go back to North Carolina with
out requisition papers as he is positive
he can easily establish his innocence.
According to Tierney, Nelson was
proprietor of the hotel and Tierney
was chief clerk. Nelson gave $14,000
in mortgages on the property and had
insured for $14,500. Tierney's home
is at Niagara Falls, N. Y. He has
many friends in Macon.
We don't know what old cancelled
postage stamps are quoted at on the
market, but they are holding up
well. One man sold his collection
to crank stamp bidders in New York
a short time ago for $10,311.40, the
highest priced United States stamp
bringing only $51. One Confe Jerate
5-cent stamp of another collection
bronght $576, and another $112.
Texas will have no timber iu fif
teen years, if the present rate of cut
ting 1,000,000,000 feet a year con
tinues.
without medicine, or write for in
formation free. For sale or rent.
Local testimonials.
JOHN N. WEBB.
728 ilth Street,
Washington, D. C.
NOTICE!
By virtue of the powers vested in
me by the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Person county, as its Commis
sioner, I will sell at the Court House
door in Roxboro, oh the Second Mon
day in May, it being th 13th day,
to the highest bidder, at public auc
tion, the following described land
and premises, to-wit:
One tract of land, situated in Person
county, Roxboro township, on the
public road leading from Roxboro to
Hillsboro, adjoining the lands of Jeff
Farley, George and Robert Satter
field, containing 69 acres, more or less.
The terms of sale are: One-half
cash; the remaining one-half to be
paid in six months; the title to same
to be retained by me until all the pur
chase money, together with interest,
be paid. A. L. BROOKS,
April 8, 1895. Com of Sale.
Sale of Land.
By virtue of a mortgage duly exe
cuted by J. M. Lanpave, and Marga
ret A. Laneave to Reuben Yarboro,
ns will appear by reference to book
D D. pages 175 and 176 in the office of
the Register of Deeds for Person coun
ty, on the 16th day of March 1886, we
will sell to the highest bidder for cash
at the Court House door in Roxboro
on the first Monday in May 1895, the
following tract or parcel of land, sit
uated in Person county, North Caro
lina, adjoining the lands of L. B.
Chandler, Dr. Win. Merritt, and oth
eis, and known and designated as lot
No. 1. in the division o4 the William
Laneave tract, containing sixty one
acres, more or less. This being the
tract upon which J. M. Laneave and
family resided until recently.
April 3rd. 1895.
REUBEN YARBORO,
W. A. LANEAVE,
Assignee of Reuben Yarboro.
Merritt & Bryant, Attys.
Administrator's Notice.
Having qualified as Administrator ot the es
tate ot Kobt- Tharp, I hereby notify all person
owing said estale to come forward and make
immediate settlement, and all persons holding
claims arainst the estate are herebv nntilied lo
present the same tor pavmert on "r before the
13th day of March, 1SM1, or this notice wM be
plead in bar of their rocovery.
This March 13th, 1SH5.
VIC f OH S. BKYANT,
Administrator of Itobt. Tharp.
Kmihiis Tahules arc of great value
liiliaws Talmles cure liver trouble
Ripans Tah ules cure scrofula
We Solicit
Con sign ments
Of Grwi , Hay, Butter, Ee-g. Live
and Dressed Poultry, Pork, Game,
Roots, Fur, Wool, Green and
Dried Fruit, &o. We ran give
you better and prompter service
than any commission honse in
Washington. Refer to Citizens'
National Bank.
J. F. SAUM & CO.,
Wholesale Produce Commission Mer
chants,
925 Louisiana Ave.,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
IT
CURES)
LaGRIPPE,
No one should suffer needless pala, or
Incur needless risk to health or life.
Many do suffer such pain and risk from
the Grippe, doctoring In vain meanwhile.
But none do this who use as a remedy
for this dreaded scourge
DR. KING'S
ROYAL CERMETUER.
It CURES the Grippe promptly, safely,
pleasantly, completely and Unfailingly,
It is the
IDEAL REMEDY
for this trouble pleasant to take as lem
onade, harmless in every case, to young
and old, male and female, in any and all
conditions. While curing the Grippe, it
acta as a perfect Nerve Restorative and
General Inyigorator, strengthening the
system, and completely removing from
it all
EFFECTS OF THE GRIPPE.
For Colds and Lung Troubles of aU
kinds, it has no superior. Sold by au
Druggist?, f 1 6 for $3.
KIKG'S ROYAL 6ERMETUER COMPANY,
ATLANTA, OA.
01 Id
5 SjStiSttaCiStWe
U sf Air Vie U. ftttaWoiii Jltv.u si.-
SEINES,
NETS, TEXTS ami
Sporting Goods
Double Tirecch Loartiup Shot Guns, $7 to $0
Single Breech Loading shot Guns, $4 to 200
Breech Loading and Kepeating Kifles. $2 25;u
4u;'Miizzie i.oaaing uouoie .snot Guns, $3 to
20; bingle Shot Gnus, $2 50 lo $10; l'-ib)e
Action self Cockers, $2 to $10. All kinds of
Cartridges. Shells. aps. Wads, Tools, Flicks
roucnes ana i'limers. -end lor illustrated cat
alogue. Address,
GREAT WESTERN GEN WOKKS,
Pittsburg. Fa
Eipans Tabules : a standard retned
Ripans Tabales cure headache.
The Massachusetts Cotton Mills,
of Lowell, are to build a 30,000 spin
dle plant for- $600,000 in Borne, Ga.
: . ..
Man is a good deal like a fish.
You know the fish would never eret
into very serious trouble if it kept it
mouth shut.
Eipans TaWes pttrifj the blood.
Eipans Taimle cur dygpepa x - f
ji iii) k
Durham. N. C, Jan. 12, 1895.
J.yon Mfg. Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Gentlemen: I was rendered entirely
helpless fr.orn rheumatism in my right side
an 1 arm and had to giye up work. I used
Maxijan Mustang Uniment freely, and with
in a month 1 was able to bo about and can
noy attend to my business regularly.'
Whenever my arm or side hurts me I rub
tlu Mustang Liniment in well and plenti
fully, i;p; y a warm flannel when going to
bed, and in the morning all pain has dis
appeared. I hope all who are troubled with
rheumatism will try this liniment and con
vince themselves of its value. Yours,
Weighe? in Blackwell's J. K. (JLIFTOJN,
Durham Tobacw Pa- 204 McManus St
Durham, C, Jan. U, 1895,
Lyon Mfg. Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Gentlemen: For 15 years I have used
flexican Mustang Uniment, and consider it
the best liniment on earth ; I am never with
out it. 1 recently used it on a bad gait on
my horse's neck and it cured it in 3 days.
I had. also, a bad sprain in my leg and had
to use crutches several days. As soon as
I commenced to use Mustang Liniment 1
felt relief, and in a few days $vas entirely
welh 1 recommend it to any ouq needing
a liniment for horses or for self, with confe
dence that they will get their money's worth.
Yours, JKO. R; IITJTCHINGS.
Of Carriiigton Hz. ilutehings,
Prop's Keam'ti V arehouae, Durham, JT. C
Tnv rp.
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THE
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Atlanta, Ga.
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experience in the patent business. Communica
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Patents taken tbronRh Mann & Co. receive
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Building Edition-njonthly, S0 a year. Single
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houses, with plans, enabling builders to show the
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MUMN & CO, Ssw Yoke. 361 Bhoadwat.
TOBACCO OIL
UNIMENT
For all ailments requiring a lirst-nliiss
liiiinieiil.
Coleman's Medicated Tobacco
Soap
For all kind of skin cl'8eaes.
Famous leaning Huid
For removing spots of grease on clothing.
Vr. I! V. Morris, with Kilm-Mor ('nnipanv,
L'rinters ivl ISinder, Durl.am, N t. ,Bii8: ' I
bare nwefi loliacro il l.in:munl on mv litlle
8ii, who was ft sufferer of rheuniHtisni At one
time : lie 10; li iisr tec neil to relieip linn, I
iKiught a Imi tie of this liniment. himI wljile one
nf h s I'g8 WHSfwoilen nearly twice ilsize, one
applicai inn entirely relieveil all l ain, anil ie
auced all duelling ,y ne.i morning llefore
using the Mnimeni lie was unable lo walk, and
in a 'ew days after usin it, he was able lo run
aivt play, as tho gb never afHicte'1 I pro
nounre it a goon liniment."
Tobacco (.Ml Liniment ha? been teste.il for over
nine ears, anil bas giren universal satisfaction
all who have lriei it.
MASOKAPU'MD HXIY PY
DURHAM SPECIAL MTG CO.,
DURHAM, N. C.
Fur sale in Person c untv bv J. D. Mor
ris, Roxbor; I)r J. i. Coleman, Hurdle's
Mills: Co! J. Cunipglian , Cuning
hain's: T. L. Wmidy, Hetli. 1 Hill
SUM YSIDE FLORAL XURSERY,
JAS.M. LAMB. Propr ,
Lock Box 55. Fayetteville, N. C.
oo
Some of our Specialties are :
MAGNOLIAS, CAPE JASMINES,
in pots; ROSES, TUBEROSES,
25c. per d .zen; EXTRA FINE
GLADIOLAS. 35 to 75o. per
dozer? EVE K G REE N S.
HEDGE PLANTS.
GREENHOUSE
PLANTS, in
variety. Good stock. Reasonable
prices, tor price lists address
as above.
BRADBURY PIANOS.
Unexcelled for use in Schools and ( ol
leges. r-emi for i lltistraied catalogue
Refer by permission, lo Mrs. (; W. Har
ris, '507 Vermont Aic, Washington, I).
;., who has used one of our l'ianos for
12 years. -In
ordering enclose this art vei tisemen t.
Address, ' '
F.G.SMITH.
1225 Pa. Ave., X. W., VTashington, I). C.
March 13-tf
Notice of Sale of Real Eetate.
By virtue of an order of the Su
perior Court mada On the flf-h rlv nf
April 1895, I will on the 13th day of
may a-t ine Jourt House door in Kox
boro sell to the highest bidder for
cash a traet of land in Allensville
township Person county. North Caro
lina, adjoining the lands of Wesley
x norpe ana otners containing fortv-
five acres, more or less. It being that
tract oonveyea to itooert lnorpe de
ceased by Wesley Thorpe, in an obli
gation bond dated Jan, 11th 1890, and
the same upon which said Robert
Thorpe resided at the time of his
death.
This land is sold to nav t.hA Ula nnc
of the purchase money due Wesley
xuuipe, aim an remainder io oe
used as the law direpts and the order
ia mnd a in a Snecinl Pnwoodinw or
J ' vw. v..k AJ
tixiea . wepiey xnorpe et ai vs. Km-
ma xnorpe eteis.
Victor S. Bryajtt, -'om'r.
of Sale.
Atlantic and DanviHeRv.
THE ONLY LINE BETWEEN
Norfolk and Danville
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
No.3
X.
Sun.
No.l
daily
p m
620
5 45
5 53
6 Otf
60
6 19
6 35
6 42
6 47
7 02
7 12
718
7 29
7 84
7 46
7 56
8 02
8 05
8 14
832
8 48
9 00
STATIONS.
I .eave
a m
9 20
9 45
9 53
10 04
10 10
10 22
10 39
10 46
10 51
11 07
11 18
11 25
11 87
11 42
11 55
12 05
12 12
12 15
12 24
12 53
1 00
1 15
Arrive
Norfolk (Ferry)
W'esi Noifoik
Churchlaud
Shoulders Hill
Beam on
Suffolk
Copeland
Holland
Elwoixl
Franklin
Storys
Courfland
Pope
Oapiron
Drewryville
Adams Grove
Green Plains
J. R. Junction
Belfield
Pleasant Shade
Edgerton
Lawrenceville
No. 5
a mJ
6 00
6 09
6 27
5 33
6 40
6 53
7 00
7 18
7 32
7 37
7 44
7 46
7 55
8 07
8 16
8 25
8 S3
8 45
9 04
9 13
9 30
9 42
10 00
a m
No 2
dailv
p m
5 02
4 37
4 2)
4 18
4 11
4 00
3 44
3 35
3 30
3 18
3 04
2 58
2 47
2 40
2 31
2 20
2 13
2 10
2 02
1 44
1 28
1 17
No. 4
p m
1 15
1 25
1 42
1 49
1 55
2 09
2 16
2 35
2 51
2 56
3 04
3 06
315
3 30
3 89
3 47
3 54
4 06
8 541 4 15
4 26
4 35
4 53
5 07
625
p m
Leave Arrive
Lawrenceville
Charlie Hope
Brodnax
La( 'rosse
South Hill
Union Level
Baskerville
Boydton
Finchley
Jeffi ess
Clarksville Junct
Clarksville
Buffalo Junction
Nelson
. Virjjilina
-Christie
Mayo
Denniston
Alton
Onuingliam
Semora
Mil'.on
Blanche
Danyille
p m
1 15
1 05
12 46
12 38
12 32
12 17
12 09
11 50
11 34
11 28
11 21
11 19
11 10
10 4o
10 3fi
10 37
10 50
10 18
10 07
9 55
9 45
9 30
9 17
9 00
a m
a m
10 to
9 40
9 32
9 22
9 lti
9 05
8 49
S 43
5 37
8 22
8 12
06
7 54
49
7 37
7 27
7 20
7 17
7 08
6 49
6 3
6 2o
No. g
p ra
8 30
8 21
8 04
7 57
7 5!
7 37
7 30
7 12
6 5i
6 53
6 45
42
6 33
62
611
G02
55T,
5 4"
o 32
5 20
5 10
4 53
4 37
4 20
a m
,o not stop.
CHAS. O. HAINES,
Supt.
ntfM ft 11
ML
G.M.HUGHES.
Gen. M'gr.
c. K. eitf
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D D, K3 KUUUIIUtlUUIUIIII
TimeTalile in Efleot Nov. 18tli lffit,
. UHHA.M DIVISION.
Leve Koxbom
Vor Durham, (i 47 p m. D:iilv 2Sffi. :.i riiifi
Except sin d : for 1 j i.Wi1.mv-s Hi ,-,
Daily7 44a m. I) iiy Kxrrpt Mii.iiav.
V Hi
I ;lf. .
rnlliiaii
main line
West lionnd Loavo jiirlihinu l..r.
5:03 n. rti. for kni,ok-. I;;.(iul, bhiiimM
aiiU I' icaliiita5, nlfu for I c, x,. ti.t . '
siHiiims inslol, sHlrlll IiiviMftu. i.iiiirisi
iiai oke :I0 a. m. with W liii'r null u
taix fra I.iimlil for all iioiina tu)i ait v , K,
I nMinan sleeken, , w,.tr t, is ilh.i
Vf "' OrleniiH. Dining ' r aHai-tn il
2:2n p. m. imilv 'Tn V. (,i,-ai.ii I .
I L hf," lur K.anike, IthirKeWI r ml mil;' k
Keiinva, I olamlins imil : hii-a..., I hi , a
(Wolf o I .
........ i. o , i i,innKP Id I ("mi hi
clianjrp. Also Knoxvn.e. ' Iiait.iiM.)
ItriKbii. ami lmermeiliate ixhihk
Sleeper, I ailfonl to chai ta ih.ivh
ARRIVES LYNCHBURG DAILY FROM TH
WEST.
12. 3(1 a. m., I ;S0 i, 1,1,
EAST BOUND. IEVE tVNCHELf. G - - CLf
1:45 p. m. 'ov . icIhiiumI. IVleislmrir an.!
Norfolk ; arrive IV -ersmi. s .4-, .,, , (,.('
in; HU l.ttcliDitmil and I viul.inK 'i.ai Ivm.-mI
.r;:,kVo1p,.,r,o,',,'i, 7:,H,p m
12:45 a. 111. rri ve l'eleil.iiri: 5: 3il a n. r
neriingwiH, K & I. K. ... daily: arrive,
Kii-limoml 7- (la m.; 11 nrnent Nmfolk 8 2-1
m. 1 ullman I a a e r n r to Norfolk
I'ulln.aii I'alace - eeiir liPtw.-en I nclil'm.
and H.cliinon.i. tIiib ,-r will i,e 'rea.lv n
I.yn.-hlmrjf ai u-.ihi , in. for passmgers.
ARRIVE LYNCHBURG DAILY FROM Tht
EAST.
4:55a, m; 2:10 p m.
WINSTNN-SALEM DIVISION.
Ji? oan,okc """v. ia:lU p. m. for winto.
salcm and intermediate stations
North Caroliua Division i.eave Ti laiiki l -'7
"P,..'!?-" 'xc'l,t s""l.v.) for lielty Baker
and lO.-Oa a m daily, for lvanooe and dossa". '
.i.ii 4 in alle l'"ion.-I.av- Itlellll
datl 7:30 a m f 1 Norton, Tnisville and
points on I . fc N. r. k. via Norton.
Kiirham Divisioi,.Leave I.ynchl urg (U ni. n
. tat.nr), Daily 2:45 p m for Dnrha.n and mtrr
mediate a'ations; a-rive I yrvchlmrg 1 1 uni In.r
nam 1 1 : 45 a. in .
All iiiqiiiri, as torates. routes elc, pi-minn-ly
answered. ' 1 1
For additiona. information apply at Tn-ke
ofnee;
M. F. ls.;(.
Passenger Aper.l : iai t if
W It n
,, , U 1 and T agt-nt ui.am k
General OfHce I oanoke. va
SOUTHERN RAILROAD
(PIEDMONT AIR-LINE.)
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT MARCH 17TH, 1895.
saomel Spencer, F. W. Hnidekopcr and
Kunben Foster, Ueceivers.
SOUTHBOUND
Lv uiehmond
Lv Danville
Ar OireensOoro
i.v Gold-boro
Ar Kaleigb
Lv ttaleigta
Lt Durham
Av Greensboro
l.v Winstou-Salem
Lv Ureensiioro
A r Salisbury
Ar htatesville
Ar At-heville
Av .lot springs
i.v si.lisbury
Ar Charlotte
"POINC"
EUROPE
FOR
$195.
Kramer's 33-day tonr,
sailing uly hi. t-iaiung
olterdam, Scbevenlngen.
Hague, P ntwerp, Brussels.
Paris, Versailles, London,
York, Edi n ourghand Glas
gow. All expenses paid.
25 other tours. 8cnd for
'Clark's Tourist Gazette."
W. P. VAN WICKLE,
1225 Pa. Ave.,
Washington, D. C.
In writing enclose this advertfgement.
(March 13-tf)
CaveatB, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat
ent business conducted for MootnTt tees.
!i"JiFclt Ocposwe U. S. Patent Orrtcc
fiid we can secure patent iu less time tuaa those
remote from Washington. , - i - r
Bend model, drawing or photo., with descrip
tion. We advise, if patentable or-not, free ot
charge. Oar fee not due till patent is secured.
A Pamphlet, mHow to Obtain Patents, with
names of actual clients in your State, county, u
town, sent free. Address, .
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Patent Ornct Wasmjngt".. D. C-
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Ripans Tabales bau!?h vUb. .
Ripans Tabules cure dizziness. ;
Kipans Tabules care Tiauswa.
" Ripans Tabules assist digestion.'
Ripans Tabules cure constipation. ,
Lv charlotte
Lv Spartanburg
Lv Greenville
Ar Atlanta
UAtLY
N3S, Ko 11 N0T7
VI SO nm
5 55 pm
7 37 pm
2 00 pm
4 ."0 pnl
i 10 pm
5 15 tin.
7 20, pm
12 night
7 37' pm
17 pm
Q 17 nm
ID 50 pm
10 50 pm
100 am
1 52 am
5 -20 am
12 3o am
i 45 h m
8 33 am
5 0() pm
90 pm
it 03 am
6 i0 nm
8 30 am
9 55 am
8 35 am
10 JO am
11 09 urn
"52 11 111
Sti pin
10 10 411)
11 5') iiin
II 50 am
2 M pm
4 05 pm
9 30 pm
10 f!5 ;iin
11 30 a...
DAILY
NORTHBOUND
Lv Atlanta
Lv Greenviilc
Lv .Spartanburg
at thvrloiie
Ar charlotte
Lv charlotte
Ar Salisbury,
I v Hot bprinf-8
Lv Asheville
Lv ritatesville
Ar Salisbury
Lv Salisbury
Ar Greensboro
Ar Winston-Salem
l.v Greenslioro
A r Durham -Ar
ttaleigh
Lv Ualeigh
Ar Goldsboro
Lv Greensboro
Ar Danville
Ar Kichmond
No 12 No 36
8 U0 tin
2 35 am
340 am
7 00 pm
7 0j pm
7 00 pm
8 31 pm
8 31 pm
10 15 pm
12 00 n't
I S3 nm
5 50 am
7 40 am
9 05 am'
1 00 pni
10 15 pm
3 05 atn
8 00 am
9 45 pu.
4 28 a-i
5 33 am
8 35 am
8 35 am
8 35 am
10 10 am
12 53 pm
2 '.6 pm
7 11 pm
8 05 pm
10 10 am
11 55 am
4 0Q pm
U 55 am
1 56 pm
2 55 pm
2 55 pn
4 50 pm
11 55 am
1 35 pm
6 35 am
12 U.i 111
.'1 27 I 'ill
8 3u pm
8 30 I in
8 30 pm
8 30 pm
38 pm
9 3S pm
10 4tf am
5 3j) pm
10 4Spi
1200 am
Between West Point and
Richmond.
I eave West Po'iDt 7 60 A w daily and
8 60 a M daily except Sunday aud Monday;
arrive Kichmond 9 05 and 10 40 a m. Ko
tarnin leave Richmond 3 10 P M and 4 45
P u dailv except Sunday; Arrive )Vpl
Point 5 00 and 6f 05 P it.
Between Richmond and Hal
eigh via Keysville.
Leave Richmond 12 80 y m daily; leave
Keysville 4 00 p m; arrive Oxford 6 15 p.
Henderson 7.10 p. m., Durham 7 40 p-
m, Kaleish 7 4U am. Keturnm Jeae
Raleiffh 10 SB am. dailv. Durl am 11 rfO an.
Oxford 12 55 p. m. ; arrive Keysville 3 00
p m, Kichmond 6 65 p. m. daily.
Trains on O. & H. R. R.. leave Oxk
6.20 n. m.. and 7 00 tj in. dailv except SuV
day, 11.05 a. m., daily, and arrive at Hen
derson 7-10 p. m., and 7.50 a -m., daily
except Sundfrv "and 1 5, p. m., daily He
turning leave Henderson 11 00 am., daily,
and arrive atOxford 11 50 a. m., and 8 So
p. m., daily except &unday. and v a1' p- "' i
daily.
J. . B. TUOMFSUiN,
Supt. First Division,
- Danville, Va.
W.B.RYDER,
Supt. Second Division,
- . - Charlotte, N. C.
W. Hi GEEEN, W. A. TURK,
J-An fonorvait ftfln.PftS. Act.
Wasnlngton,!). C. Washington, D. y-