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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-04
or ozneRsL INTEREST.


A AIondau pztse: t--ll= a.E a.EE q dog which..
l.avil- rg.a .kz=.sz a@aasa= ~ fse-E -ssstr-.
5fayeted afsy z-iIls over an unknown
country % rs osI T5lne, aFzlFesi taere I
the daT .siTr stsFanE. -z (
IA 5tScrr wiss i,erght sar : tsii.e an .
o.,. A.-z,ss In Aensrsai was led by marks .
ga tae coVo= - nske an investigation. !
tass Dgavcd tha srttele enc q such
his-a-.e sate-ss inst the English gov
e-naicht hzs givea h4m org thousand
dollars feri,.
a hg Rgrla, tree vas felled at
Utica. Ind. REQ at'y. ard Is L st~neA
the vrgaed a lar-p Iia5b broke. of. in the
hs4rt uf ghich .as fgsnd the antisrs Of
) deer, : cows Eogzl and = I.l.z1Azs= AZ
lcarIQgs shells TIE mystery how
I they E7t- thcTe. -
n 1-sraineat raa5heVo = the Uppet
/ Eaztac valley, Wy, I..Ffzz7ty lssEIi- sE
! osiI cA4ilar2e 70 the betaEE f-zset1lit1
+ # ths universe. Ho viii wager bis
{ rsizea ss.s =se-sas S,gsa{~se sIo,es5 fast n
( an7 Esassi Aitnrzne .-san within tree
r. ~ M daEiizt, FIJI z==ZEfy
bea-s t. t'ss Elk .ie9nsain sna &t,licine
Bow ranges
"A family In Henry cc1nty Ca. con
sasts 7+ -7rEs5 TIT tils-s, -7s5s sJsss. i8e
+ g-anAnofhers. ts1,e Rranayeas. oHe
: Srest,zran1raether. oas daas hteg-tn-
lz= l=sz=, s4.e husband. one grsnd-aaughter-
in-lax. tN5 bl3 Ecrs. ORa daughter,
%gvo ess4cEan.iso.;ss. - =, -t7Fa
Ra65=S ous gza,llnse hsr-iE- iaa, and
there arr oyTitT SIX Z. -ihls ttz,1I55f
"A --sszE,s-,t Team woman wen,
a=.az a.-+z=---.1..ss=zs- -=z.=--ss.==---.s--1 Z
==.s: =z=.4s Z 'gszy -it I7lzTis
xhe clerk look fcur or Ave tiuAez When
sAe hcssHle dnallr couy inosad she lef;
coffee in a CREST rage saylng thai
she WIS eoiag to make that old coieTed
lortuns-teller refund the maRey ahe had
paid Der.
-ParisiAas hare lately beea enter
tainsd BIZ q remarkable artist who dis
piaFs wonderful skin in her ptcaIial
ferrn Of painting With plates cf Va
xinaa eola-ed sand before her. she take
the sand in her right hard and cause
: il 10 fall in beautiful designs upon
table. A bnneh ct grapes Is picturei
with Sioiet sand, leaf with gree
sand. tho stalks with brown ssssA, api
relief ard shadows By other sands: whe
tie work II brushed Amy a bouquet Z
Z roses ana oshe ohjerss ars represents
: with the same dexterity and deffcacy,
The raost pclita sztion in diploma
Ee inte-eDgras, Is Baigszsaz. " tEysH th
Belgian authorities satressed a ietts
= = 10 this Goyernusef,a askinE IL the Unite
s.s5es stiii clair,da as citizens all chi
aran q alSeR naraals- hera here the cor
r1anfcatson elossd Sith; 4 shenld
4 grateful II your ESaailsacy MoaiA ha'
the great kiniaazs ID furnish nsa ri
l. tAis aacameut and giSR mo The iafo
aaatioa aA2s-s-l. zfFhAHlisg your Exec
= ia#ey in aavance, | esasg@ce.' Ct
= WishiAg to know shat Eera ne rsfyul
taonsuf the United states in regard
sssaatlsg-. tfso fsetgian Minister &C
81 Ss4ss4td With. II have the honor 10 hA,
.e recourse to you- Exeeileacy's good {
= fees. begging yea 10 be pleased to !
quaint nee with the LAWS end regul
~ taona which ase in force in the Init
g States regarding peddling. Ia+al q
r. sell. etc.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-04

b very .lfkely ihe eae tia: las eeaFeyeA pr,t-
sozs 10 yelr eyr-En frsE spsae Cd vel,
v Augs wstz-S nEge leocTae cOGtxzatnstee
fs=-sss sEErsS 9aHiis. oy pSfcolkttsoa rom the
E1ia To eratiSzte the6s poSsrs sIoaT tAs
f5s,kr7 ard saye ypaF-e,f sg-li q. nnAisrid.
FIskaii ~ hlisoszs feveF. aKa e keep tho
iases7 ksG1eyx and itinSz n > - sssy ahd
ylsorp1s esfs1itsor. use Dr. Fserce# 6oa8en
HesiIcsi Discovery h arouseS al TIE ex-
rrrtsry orgzas trto se4fslFy. thsrnAy cleans
igEx and psFy1g slag thg syKEEIn- frfeiHk Il frcE
a. EasnaeT ot hieoss- To4sOus. DO nasieE from
whzs easssn rtssy have arisen. AL 1-sea=es
o.lEtsafirg fruns tergSt or o@Txnxed ESsT,
q fFzfUa itapg1~c ti1ss1 yss2d 20 rs rreadegful
curative HFapeF==@z u requisites the ssoH-
SCH sid p"Nsas, Frunoess his apre-sts and
digestion. si..i es.rsz pysrepsiA. Liver Cons
pisiHs ard sesreric Dtzrrha3- Salt-rheua,
lester. Elzen-A Erysipe aA4. Scgofur5us Sares
aa8 Sweianks, En.srTs4 GiAads sss EsszEIsEs
daagfsar ura@r ttS sizF-7
-Gfs4-ss- Nrsiie.I slsseove-y~ d the osly
HsScd snd HTef rusStfiss, s5i1 hy trazF-4tA,
sRGsr positive guarantee os its h1Re.
A-sS N cl7rr-1s Il FFe7y r7#szi. q nsaEsy paid
fss i vii be ProElptiy ret1rred
osSyriEss- - - xcslss DtA xEn ASH
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-04

A well-knosn spsietr : Il hSa qaoss
experience ~3th zaialiish. marauder
nct long age, SAYS the SaH Francisco
Exsruiaar, She was siHakencd al ateut
two 9'slccs II the morning by noise
IN Af4 room She isz& plaeks little
thiag, 50 sIIe sss up aud ssiai y lla's
thereg'
.swao's :Aereg' she demanded again.
Silence was the ealF reply,
RI ssT1hy dom Eoa s5seassa.. q ssfs cried.
neryogsiy
Il ain. ga any thing 90 sag, esr5a
in meek torres froEn The Woal4 isn thiei,
as as t grTieily slid oas q the door.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-04
PRE- HISTORIC ANNALS.
Tas De-. naIlasr. q u. pyramid.

Ahiha uaaga ifirent tui.dines 81 Par
Is arc- ElAte ~ i,lassTeHe tasseH from
laarrtes Iear lie eiiy. inese quar-
re str composed 81 ssTers made en-
.lireiy from tie tisy shells OF mieros
-s.4T.se 4asffsiais. No less lhaa one
haa3red ard thtrfy-cercn species
exist ia ilasa- liIaestotHe beds. lh~re
=e. n sEflT.ys. rot - sEIsai',
ilat ga pn enermeGs sAAfe q rsses
bmEiinys. They have received iee
name" nzmmuiitet, irsH the Latin
word ''uaminus. usgabing money,
because ihelr shells resembie COINS.
II Germany they are eomnonlg call
"a the {" Gevi.s mehel- Ii-tss.=5a 80
I.sIieetiY t0faca that eae caenot
hep thinking. on The first io4klaZ.; Al
itiiiei7. 7JSat they bave been stsupei
With die. In some piaIes sH4fIfl-
fzirso greai heigh, are made ct
,heir shells, In Egvpt the layers are
a kuAl, xsent ihRt seaee centuries
ue.ore Christ the rock has beer
ssed far building parpo=cs- The
E.ancism Py r..m5is aud the Sphinx
are Fs4asie ot this rock.
Beis a ilguitr. kind nt halt
flushed ecai are stzst ioa,sd arae' sss'
,hs rocks OF thisage With it l.
ioaad The ysiiow ambcr. Witch l'
only iessI resin irom spec,es o.
pine iF9sc. II is abundant GA The
shores Il the Germaa Ocean. IN
see,s are often found prezer ys=i IN Il
as rserire; a. on ihe lay they werl
imprisoned. The first tse of ST 10
ass xas 4a.itt44 -tr.she-t: La. E=sa
I banned e0rF.se4n n crystal coffin
WIKI il were found fragments Q
Auwer and lesf, n I the resia drop
ped On ;he TOWER upaa WHICH lbs
bee had aliehse-i, and eRveie7f-er
5I55i5 ----'i A-,.lssr4as.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-04

NJ EaaE svfry naaSher 10 Eaaz-LAai
orsup can be prcveate4- Trls ssessp s.s4ss
spPsars pi:aagi warning. rhs sfst svmp-
tom is k-asssasss iAea ths chtla sTpesrs
to fhare Eakau esla " q call 4nAv have ne
cNrar4s5sa the haaF4sasss fe0Ea tEs atars-
AFsSr that rnealar feash enagh y ds~e=
Si2ge8. vshi e followed BY The erpaP. fas
Tin. 70 act IS wben the child eFst keesnass
torr4sS fs~ dosss q Chsinbsris'ss's
Coash Remedy wa provcai ;As attack.
gY.a sF.sf rough canrh IA. sPPesrsd,
TIE dis-ss4 iaay b. stsscnssd sy aIlne iass
fe,sedy as dirse.ss. FSFla.p By 7. Mapae.
tfegEisl
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-04
Playing ~Rip in the eAtskills.

b.
There y ia the village a. ta's3la
a RIP Van Eiekla Cub. fiis 20
ele,y dta me sii,s sqror TO inyiie u7
to-aet The eharae.er> ia thsir ioxn-'.
/ accepted, aad uhen I s,rf'zea vas
me, by lhs worthy "a. -s<a' aui
o,her members. Of the e!ab. ain2ns
VII 2, mas yonrg Nieba'a- F'-l le,.5
Ht.r5 ,=issi.fls.fs TO t,z= siti.eaf ieSfsD,i-l
an Of the oyigi,al N.ek. kan.at-
ing the sBirs, u eyala1.1y. lls- etl.-
zeas- bad iuraed ,he skaisf's- fa X
into ,heatcT. aas . very 1esPSs'
s4ll.ta-'t=2liing essahl s.'Foei.5' = T'T's-if,
ihoaIb ia rs uu.s.i.iis state nv
-ss.ariss u.' rollers iif s.eipsg e, Il sia,i.
j 4.yas tak5ne { cup Aga aS ,ae tallle
in The h8icl wisu fE< 4 s1srsslei
10 the cesore! ysiicr. -4g,ia vas g+<-
iuga graphic aHa 3etajlsi ac.'saRi
u his lygeai d tie Cs'sklii Y ouf-
tain 70 cSe .ol. he boar ieFs Rhr sal
HtAfEA OPP sNttG =" IA
Ycs sab. be- conIiuHei 2 Ri
went ~ ialo DE-, ,sa.sa.sis.iEss, sls4P iaf
twenty years a4d when be eoae
back hyAr IA 81. barry tossa ssls 'sTn
folks dlIn'F l;usfw him
y. Wav. said his ls-tenats :. IN
= don't hrilczg tiIv story $ sl7ay7
ii.1,7z-=r1r-s
pointincst ma, dag : De Fsaa
The t8ab wa> fi3.ei wlia farmers
and their wives who aei estass fri1'a
far and near.ts see liza eps''ios q
aha is.eater-= ssssss alsss, think may
say. Is soc FOR tho tirst time ~
story which " ssilfugr6n ftxieg iad
iald almost ii their very doors
ASI drove the thea,er The raia
saIae down Ia tarrents. He I.hand'
rolled and Ihe iiiEiitHIpg piase'
arnand the peaks .: thc d-siass
mountains un,ier the very ssT.=5'T :
81 wtis.s, / yas 10 sci lie play. !
gavc me very s,rangs sensation
When | got 70 The 1Aeater ! eaii'
scarcely ret 10. the crowd Was .
rrras-ahaut 4ts de0r- -constry nc
-tgyiag To get into the iickai e'tt
Instead Of Tie proper cn'rss,s'e- an
anxious ard saseresFaiaus t'sa issl5,
eadeag6Fiag "a qseezis l,asf tho fseoi
keeper bat res,ssibst Il, g5ve mp ihel
tickets. The rash eser, ths pla
beran, Tbs analen.... sga.s in4!.--A q
the stene- IA II PrngTcssst and seaH
ed anxi0as nal lo~e word. pl
ing tttIu scsYTP IN tbs last act = Ese'
z Rip inqdtYes os ths inn kespcr, .
tina The ,.siglA.sa st FalhRg Water 7
i altered TIN trxt aTzti slifsts's 's,ts-d q
correct rafne, .s i Iids fba yIila75ss-
I..aasl;. u ;. s,la-esAsegls.4 Aa.sss.A :
rnozt held ia, hs=a4h. Toe ns'ns
the vtllsge seamel 20 eriRg the 's,'oii
home to every u,an, NasasHt a.
child that was looking % IL tE1
iIm6 on The Interest was 81
ffusst tension. Surely ! kAj neyer -
M audience 50 stTirI win iae p'i
before.
There was reception held at :
t.lsl, si,es sAirt, plas, and Esof,hy p
s,dfnl IN latfodae ~ me % the q,
- many was SO nervous ihas he
noance4i me az Nr. washingi
z Irving. Joseph Jefferson -
Oc,ohcr Century.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-04
Remarkable Re.-se

I,s. Yithaes C4staia. P.alnfsis- H.
make. tie sisses7--7f st-al sas csasrt ensa.
" wisscf seitied si. h.5 irHg~; sh- ~ss tFestsd
III cle .s.-z.s i=E B4= ss+f:zif s5s1r saess9, bat
ZzeM r,rss- He t-1 hF s4a go 4 sope-
}sss Yici "a e ealSasnlFlizz zE.l sfsssi ~
sssa5e5ee eza.i e.ve her. Hsg eT'isZist
sslgs sess..-i fiF. kirs q pscsvs+G s0T
Csusstap; IL; saa 5a-sat taetc a15 te-
TEE DAFT. -lsl-4a.- -44sz,ss,i h9sgesissa feotn
-srst -. Sac eaatais-i u iEs ag1 s4ier
4ssi : ,,-fs s...l..ss Esun1 herself Aslasi and
~. - 4.sss her oga Rouse sf.r (. Ersd =
81 - 50 sne eTsr zfas --Fse triat essiles
~ - tyr@ai Die cveeH Al Y. Nrea =
17!lg.5 - ~ = EstsIes 80. h;s1 4l-lA1--
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-04
wh.re sarliln.. c.,ns rrem.l


We are promo At times 70 boast ni orr
sag4ina= Tackiag industry In ebts eoan'
ssr. hist il should lsa bornn n mind. sof
tie sake Of accurate knowledge, that, ~
inasser Of tArt- we have no saEaisg-
TSekIag In3asssy in this CeaHssy. ltt,
vzcK great many tz5xrs q : iitttEfo ttsil
which Il > E;z=sieS ~ sAs4RR. and roHF
eouon-seed oil oyer il, and people hay
and cat them Under sAe delns5ou that
ts.lr ara -pas4Hs sssAt.ses dressed In
olive Gil. TIE only gcnaine ezTdines
are saxsa on few sections of tse rossi
of Europe, aud the French csnaors tnTs
neafly naeuspolipeA tho market By %
tahsishing 4. A.rpputation for t0e utssolEss
rcnulnouiss4 AZ shesr ash and Gil. and b
+ tiseir earstal. thorough uuEth0d OF pSek
fnE. E.--Bht5a preserves ths exqaisA's
as4si. staasl flause k epsHg
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-04
re.ert Land Fiual Proof.
Land omce q. LIS 6t;Tuc-s' n. ",
Ane.. q $50

Aug. q q, lssso. J
Eot;ee IS hereby gwen shat
x-a I4l;!A rs, rs e ARtba@yrSs An
77sz s-s7s F=y5Ljce O{ IhtEIIfycn U MAKE PROV
n. Ie.e-t ls,A clam Ne. 6aE. for Lot :,
- IS. Ts. 2s sr,lih % T. : east est,fs
Rs,,;.,rr a-3 Recover 81 L.es Craees, \. n,
OF he a7tb day ef Sept.. issj
He rames ths fssiiow'f- wiine'sss 70
Prove tie eofnp}4te i-r'ssf, 4i 49,. .sl,'s,
N. - ..;d tard eieurge kine, Nrnam
Kff--r. HFs8 rrari Talbot., Atyia Neii4eFey A..
u Anthony. n. NJ.
Register,
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-04

-A o. log ~as raeontly taken tstoa
Tacoma Wash. Hsill that Was ilo feet
lcns, s1 inches IN alAmGFeT 81 The bait
and SIS inches =. the small end. II WAS
cut iuto ship plSak and contained abOat
ia,ooo ieeA
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-04

Ttils PAPER : stsp, en &c At : G,
IYrsse.1 4 A4Fsfi.sFns Ssercy. "a ard gs
Me4rhsnss' EYahsr x, san FsNscisC0, Csfo'
waerN oaatfsea fpf Advertising can be
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-04
(1HAEEEE : xEws5x.
CLAIM AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS.
AstAsay, - u.

r 4 cBsEsa lsts - Af Ssrs5os, ls4s "a
X IsSg y FsE EE lsEh IEa Fafs nsas
Msinher Post Sa-sSS hsr PasI lssse-7esss gssst
S-N 5.NK Sa ls Xep,fx M
E1csr AZ. u scEgrFss seF - Erif in .sszs 7ss51,
= zEs-E-zslaz tsA4 -slsa
sai.lsss1, ssi2sss AL s4Sssns~s IN tha UaAsa
kyJ5 .Ns--4 4Ees sereed NiaEzy Has3 u DeFe
10 zgg asN sEsIs,i aT Eeaas-sss q anT persrnz
~ ~ tltsealIsss. Ehs1asr ssatracsasa "a tAs ~.
mfcsG daring 3ie Il gls@ FlszssilssF q rot yhs
.-es1 z X z.E slescsss SaAlsss ~ s4zsa3sszz.
s psasiaa q s. per taa-ss4 esss- 57-s--srss .
4 icgFE "a isa2sa2es SszssssgTs. Safh7rx a@d EHzr
ne-A. i1EezSsaslFs if easss * sEEIE zss.s T. pas
izssfh e sEeh e1iHd ne.as= z zea.z - -
SILLY .5s4sss Ut TxtSs4s4
Dependent elFee1> s5aEr AAEz - esssR sssS
ssy iss asked y a sae ssi ssa sasil 8itssszsa
agisfasF s=.s7ssS
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-10-04

X n
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29
New Dry Good. Firm.

Messrs. Heironimus 81 Brugh, OF
Hagerstown, Md, have leased the
new store which Mr.. G. r. Wertz, the
dopular Commerce street grocer, ID
erecting next door to the building
now occupied by him, and they pro
pose as soon as the house is completed,
which will be about the LIST of April,
to begin business with fine line of
dry goods, notions, &c. These gentle
men will come to us from one OF the
most popular houses in Western
Maryland, with which they have had
a long experience. and their know
ledge and energy bespeak for their
establishment a character which will
warrant the assertion that the ladies
OF. Roanoke and vicinity will find
there not only hearty welcome, but
a stock of goods which in quality and
reasonable prices cannot be surpassed
by any business in that line in this
section.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29
Hotel Arrivals.

PALACE HoTEL.-G A Sanner,
Baltimore; d P Smeller, Mrs d P
Smeller, New York; Fl L Cawen, Lynch
burg; w T Blackard, Bristol; r L
Bolcomb, Knoxville; H II amilton,
Mississippi; B F Keller, Cincinnati;
H Nj Woods, Baltimore; 0 K Smith,
Lynchburg; DR. G g Cannaday, Big
Spring; Frank P Cord, Hagerstown;
R E Coleman, Vintop; " H Allen.
Liberty; j B French, Big Spring, Jas
F Beavers. Tazewell county: G H
Welton, Rochester. n Y; E D Frazier,
Max Meadows; D P Copenhaver, Blue
field; Mike Smith. Thomas B Lips
comb, Pittsburg; D D Swan, Norfolk;
K Dupuy. Wheeling; 6 A Savage,
Lynchburg, John S Stavens. A L
Root. Mrs A l. Root, Rochester. n Y;
J F Johnson, Louisville; w Leech,
Harri<onburg; J d Ronald, Baltimore.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29
A Card From DR.. e. A. Parsons, OF
Salem.
GAIENr va Fehruarv 18th. 1890.

SALEM, Va, February 18th, 1890.
To the Public:
l wish to say in as few words as pos
sible that am greatly misjudged in
the matter of the existing litigation
in the case of the Southwest Virginia
Land company against S. +. Sim
mons and others now in progress 10
Salem.
The law suit was instituted by the
Southwest Virginia Land com
pany in May, 1889, and before
the expiration Of the option
held by the Southwest Virginia
Land company On the Simmons
farm, and its object was to protect its
rights as it conceived them. That
suit was not removed from the docket
nor in any way met or answered be-
fore the purchase Of the Simmons
land by the Salem Improvement COM
pany, and hence the cloud to the title
existed when the land was purchased
in November last. knowing of the
complications existing and that they
had existed months prior to the Or
ganization of the Salem improvement
company,it seems that the promoters
and subsequent officers OF the Salem
Improvement company could have
easily avoided the present difficulties
by not buying the Simmons land un-
til good deed could be made: The
blame for the present unfortunate
state of affairs, it occurs to me, should
be placed upon the men of the Salem
Improvement company who were
SO unwise and precipitate as
to buy the law suit they now
seek to answer by the abuse
and persecution OF those who
but exercised the common prerogative
guaranteed to them by the laws of the
country.
A thoughtful reading of the above
will be productive of much better
understanding OF MY attitude, and |
am content to await the decision of
the courts as to my final and full vim
dication. Respectfully,
- E.. a. PARSONS.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29
steamboat sunk in Florlda..

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, February H.
The steamer Louise, Of the Jackson
vile and ;Mayport Line, ran into an
obstruction early yesterday morning,
near Hunters Mill, on st. Johns
river, and was sunkin less than three
minutes. One man was drowned,
and the other passengers and crew
barely escaped with their Lives. The
Louise left Mayport last Saturday
NIGHT bound forthis city. She had
on board a crew Of six men, including
'Chas. Ford, captain, and seven pas
sengers. The run from Maypoft is
only two or three hours, and the
passengers were all lying asleep about
the cabin with their clothes on.
About half past one o'clock the
steamer sudd denly crashed into some
supposed to be q sunken
lighter, and sunk in two minutes.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29
THE PltONOGRAPH.
Copying Familiar Song Sung several
Years Ago.

Through tho courtesy of President
McGilvra, of the Old Dominion Pho
nograph company, a TIMES reporter
was allowed the privilege of copying
from phonograph in his Office the
words Of song sung several years
ago in New York. 1t seems almost
incredible that the sound vibrations
resulting from articulate speech can
be so recorded as to be reproduced at
any period of time, but such is the
case, and the photograph is coming
into daily use in all branches Of bust
ness. A large number of our business
men have placed them in their Offices,
and the demand for it is constantly
increasing.
To demonstrate it's effectiveness, Mr..
McGilvra was present at the recent
trial in the city hall, and with a pho
nograph took down all the evidence
the case, and also the argument OF
t.. ttorneys. which were afterwards
pro<lced with great exactness. The
test that was there made proved en-
tirely satisfactory, and demonstrated
to the satisfaction Of every one that
the photograph will do all that the
inventor claims.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29
PERSONAL POINTS.
Cominss and Goings OF People wo
Know.

Cominss and Goings OF People wo
Know.
DIR. E. D Belts, of Danville, is regis
tered at Hotel Felix.
DIR. Carter Berkeley, OF Staunton,
is in the city.
Mr. J. W. Oyler. of Liberty. visited
his brother. Mr. j. E. oyler, yester-
day.
y Misses Mary and Bessie Thompkins,
of Salem, are visiting the family of
Col. Thoma as Lewis.
MIR. H.. a. Moore, of the eastern part
Of the city, is recovering from a severe
illness.
Mr.. T. B. Coleman, an artist of
Staunton. is visiting the family of
DR.. s. P. Christian.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Maddox, Of
Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. Frank
Maddox, on Jefferson street.
The best touic to the general or
nervous system ever discovered. a.
B. G. Tonic.
Miss Bette Binford,, of Rocky
Mount, Franklin county, is visiting
friends in the city.
Lieutenant Governor j. Hoge Tyler
and family passed through the city
yesterday en- route to the state CAPT :
tai.
Hon. G. F. Trigg. of A bingdon,
passed through the city Sunday, en-
route to Washington, on a short bust
ness trip.
Colonel G. a. Calhoun, proprietor
of the Allegheny Springs, was in the
city yesterday looking after invest
ments.
Mrs. T. d. Henderson, of Philadel:
phia, is visiting her son, Mr. G.. r..
Henderson, assistant superintendent
Of the Roanoke Machine Works.
Prof. Z R. Holland, Of Salem, SUI
perintendent of public schools of this
county, was in the city yesterday on
official business.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29
New Real Entate d'oncern.

Ex-Postmaster O. D. Derr has gone
into the real estate business, and has
fitted up an Office in the Sorrell build
ing over Kenny's Tea Store on Salem
avenue, where he will be pleased to
see his friends and all others who
wish to purchase or sell real estate.
Mr.. Derr is a gentleman of good bust
ness qualifications, and those who
patronise him will never regret it.
As newspaper man and as postmas
ter he has been before the public OF
this section for years. In every posi-
ton bis course has been character
lied by fearless adherance to duty
and strict integrity. He deserves and
will no doubt receive a liberal pat
ronage.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29
HEAVY FREkGlaTS.
large Increase ofTrafiic TO ana From
Roanoke.

Large Increase ofTrafIic TO ana From
Roanoke.
The amount OF freight passing over
the Shenandoah Valley and Norfolk
and Western railroads is very great,
and is constantly increasing. The
Norfolk and Western yards are
blocked with cars awaiting shipment
to the east and the west, and OF this
freight a very large percentage is ma
chinery OF all kinds for various South
ern points, along with carload after
carload Of steel rails and merchandise,
all of which arrive here by way of the
Shenandoah Valley railroad. In the
Norfolk and Western yards are freight
cars from the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. Pennsylvania, Chesapeake
and Ohio, Ohio and Mississippi,
Louisville and Nashville, Rich
mond and Danville, Richmond and
Allegheny, Virginia Midland, East
Tennessee and Georgia and other
lines of the North, South, East
and West. Besides the boxcars are
trainload after trainload Of lumber
bound for Northern and Eastern
points, besides the carloads of coal,
pig iron, marble, zinc, live stock,
fowls, cotton, grain, meat, etc.
The opening of the Shenandoah
Valley railroad, as is shown by the
tremendous increase of travel and
traffic to and from this point, has
done more than any one thing towards
making Roanoke the city it is, and
with the completion of the Roanoke
and Southern railroad, ii of these
advantages will be more than dou-
bled. In view Of all these facts, with
the certainty of the great advantages
the proposed road will give this city,
it is hard, indeed. to see how any one
can refuse to vote for the 100000
additional appropriation asked for.
Vote for the appropriation by all
means.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29
stockholders Meeting.

The stockholders of the Internal
ional Cigarette Machine company
held a meeting last evening ut the Of
fee of the president, R. H. Woodrum,
ESQ.,, in the Commercial Bank build
ing. The charter and bylaws of the
company were ratified and other bust
ness of minor Importance transacted.
Immediately after the stockholders
meeting, the board of directors held a
conference and ordered the first assess
nient of stock to be paid on or before
February 2Sth. The shares OF the
company sold last night ut premium,
of 19l per cent.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-03-29
The Fat MEMS Club.

Stewards Fat Mems Club" will fill
The boards at the opera house tomor-
row night. The company is first
class one in every particular. Mana.
ger Beckner received a telegram yes
terday from the managers of the
Richmond opera house, saying:
Fiat Mems Club played here last
week. Was q great success Every
body well pleased"
Manager Beckner also says anyone
who sees ter minutes of the company
and isinot satisfied, his money will be
refunded.