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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-29
Especial to the SENTINEL

SAN Francisco, April 2S.-A dispatch
from Victoria, B. c., says Methodist
circles are stirred by a secession from COM
munion by the Rev. R. A. Smith, Superin-
tendent of the Mission and the head Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in the prov
ince. Some months ago Rev. Smith de-
livered a course of sermons in which ne
declared his disbelief in The doctrine Of
eternal punishment. Last night, at the
annual district meeting of the body, Smith
took the chair. After devotional exercises,
objection was made to the doctrines and
views which Smith had announced during
the year from his pulpit. Smith stated
that he was no longer to be bound by the
close standard Of the Church, and rendered
his resignation as a member Of the body,
which was accepted, and he withdrew from
the meeting. 1t is said that he will be fol-
lowed by = number Of his congregation,
and that an independent church will be
established.
The United States Government has pre-
scented two gold medals to the chiefs Of In
dian tribes on Vancouver Island who sue
cored the crew OF the wrecked American
vessel lost in that vicinity last Summer.
Died-Sunday, April "a, at the City and
County Hospital, in this city, Michael
Savage, aged IS years. Savage was the
original locator Of the Savag~ mine. He
died in extreme poverty, being cared for In
his last Illness at the city's expense. To
save the remains from q pauper's fEneral,
two gentlemen, whose names are withheld
at their own request, gave them q plain
and respectable interment.
Los ANGELES, April 28.-Impaneling a
jury in the case of The People vs.. Lastans
Abarta, indicted for the murder Of F. P.
Forster, at Chico, on the 18th Of March
last, was commenced in Judge Sepulveda's
Superior Court this morning. At IL o'clock
a full jury was sworn. During the fore
noon the Courtroom was crowded. One Of
the pleas OF the defense, 1t 10 said, will be
emotional insanity.
SHASTA (Cal.), April 2s.-The robber
shot by Smiley, OF Trinity county, died
yesterday at Weaverville, and his remains
were brought to Shasta to-day and are
lying in the sheriff's Office, and are being
viewed by a large number Of people.
The Outlook on the ComstOck-
Everything Lovely.
VIRGINIA, New, April 27.-The hydraulic
pump Of the Combination shaft was started
at 2 o'clock this afternoon. and worked
~splendidly. The full strain OF the pressure
Of the engine on the surface was brought to
bear on a column Of water in the main feed
pipe. Ali remained firm and worked
smoothly. All who saw the apparatus at
work are confident it is a success. At the
Yellow Jacket the water is out to the 2600-
foot level. The short work made Of the
big body Of water on the $500 level has as.
tonished our oldest miners. The Belcher
and imperial pumps are going all right.
The Belcher 10 preparing to extract ore in
old upper levels. Kentuek is widening
drifts and laying car tracks preparatory to
going for ore. Senator Fair is well pleased
with the outlook on the lower levels, and
will remain on the Pacific coast unless
called to Washington. Mackay will be
back by the first Of June.
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A VERY observing gentleman who had
lost -four wives was closely questioned by a
friend about such an alarming casualty.
The reason he gave for the prevalence Of
his misfortune was quaint, II not entirely
true. He said that he was a peaceful man
never contradicted the person with whom
he lived. A lively controversy, he vent on
to explain, is absolutely necessary to a
woman's nature. Under it she is stimu-
lated, and 30 long as 1t continues she is
happy and healthy. When she is never
c~ontradicted, however, she pines, sinks
into a decline and at last dies.
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DAVID " Party.

Senator David Davis has written a
letter to a friend in Kansas, which is
published, wherein he states that "a ma.
tional party founded on harmony between
all parts of the Union; real reform of
abuses; economy Of public expenditures;
rigid accountability Of officers; honest
civil service; free and fair elections; up
right observance of all constitutional
obligations, and maintenance of the
public credit would be gladly welcomed
by the pecgle.n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-29

Inc Supervisors of San Francisco re-
Gently passed an ordinance making it a
misdemeanor to print or have in ones
possession lottery tickets. Mayor Kali
iocn promptly vetoed the ordinance, as
signing the following as his chief reason
Ior DONG 50; II am compelled to return
ufdsr NO. l.626 without my approval.
fortunately, as ! consider II. I happen to
De minister as wellas Mayor. and therefore
: am compelled to object to any such in
reference with the revenue Of the
churches Of this city as Order No. 1925
would seem to impose
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-29
NEW TO-DAY.
Assessment Notice.
CONSOLIDATED Mn

NORTHWESTERN CONSOLIDATED MIN
An ing Company.
Location Of principal place Of business. Eu-
reka. Nevada.
Location Of works. Eureka Mining District,
Eureka County, Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given, that at 9 meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the 2sth
day Of April, A. D.. 1881, an assessment mo. II
OF one-half cent per share, was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable imme-
diately, in United States gold coin, to the Sec
rotary, at the ofhce Of the Company, in the
District Attorneys ONCE, in the Courthouse,
Eureka, Nevada.
Any stock apon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid tsn the Thirtieth day Of May.
A. D. 1881, VIII be delinquent, and adver-
tised for sale at public auction and unless
payment is made before. Will be sold on
Thursday, u sesh Day Of June,
A. ID. 1881.
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
WIN. H. DAVENPORT, See etary.
Once District Attorneys once, Court
house. Eureka. Nevada. ape II
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mitted to approval. He claims that these
things are detrimental to the morals of his
flock.
Can't stomach It.
DETROIT, April 27.-Peter Lewen. living
near this city, says that two years ago he
swallowed a lizard, which has constantly
been growing and causes him endless pain,
rsstlessness, vomiting, etc. His weight was
175 pounds originally and is now only 70.
He is 60 years old.
A HoOdoO and His DOings.
LOUISVILLE, April N.-Craig (colored), q
Voudou practitioner, was arrested in this
city to-day, charged with outrsging a girl
IA years old at Frankfort, who died from
the effects. The penalty for the crime is
death.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-29

The New York Tribune publishes a
very instructive table, setting forth the
school statistics of the civilized nations,
including Japan, from which we learn
that the school population of the United
States is $500. 006. and of Russia To-.
uo.oOo; OF France about $500, 900 and
Of England aud Wales $500. 900. The
United States has Of actual pupils more
than s,5s3. 600; France, 1860, 900; Rus
sia, 100000; England and Wales,
5. zoe. 600.
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An ETERNAL BOND OF UNION.

In an interview with a Leadville Her
aid correspondent the other day, Judge
Belford declared very e~mphatically the
opinion that silver will,yet MAINTAIN its
place with gold in the worlds history"
He exclaimed: "There is an eternal
bond of union between these metals.
They have travelled through the past to-
gether, and they will journey onward
until the affairs of this world are wound
up and these metals are used to pave the
streets of the New Jerusalem" We
wonder if De Gollyer and Garfield will
have an interest in that paving contract f?
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-04-29

AZ inference is something so peculiar
snae oitentimes the most artistic natures
valno. araw It. When a cynic said Of a
Pnysleian mat his patients never had him
pus onee, me doctor took it as a compli-
.nI as, pul tne more knowing ones said that
nassa suen circumstances they should
= , ~. sena Ior him II they were taken i'll,
= snss were not anxious to die young.
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PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.

Rev. II. A. Smith Secedes from The
Methodist Church He Does Not
Believe i'm the Doctrine of Eternal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n Jury
In the Abarta Case-Death of the
Trinity County Robber-Death of
Savage. the Original Locator OF
the Savage Mine.
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Hoodoo and His Doings.
OVER THE WATER.

Arrest of Nine Persons for Compile
fty in n Murder Of-SuItan Abdul
A~zis-British Representation az
, the Monetary Conference still I'm
decided-BrOtherO # the Hate Gar
Imprisoned for Life-NOrthcOte to
Succeed Beaconsfield.
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NEW TO-DAY.
BOARDING HOUSE FOR
RENT.

THE CONSOLIDATED BOARDING HOUSE,
Il North Main street, having been thor
oughly overhauled and refitted, is now for
rent. Any person desiring the house should
endeavor to open il on the first Of the month
For terms and other particulars, apply on the
premises to [s29 TT j. W. JONES.
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SEED POTATOES.

+ HAVE FOR SALE TEN TORS OF EARLY
i Red Rose Potatoes. which are the finest
for seed Of any potatoes in the State. For
particulars apply to THOMAS wETHRRED,
At the Warehouse.
Eureka. April 90. 1881. ap25tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-27

Chesterfield County, The dead lock 10
shs Board OF Supervisors having been bro
ken BY the choice OF ID. 81. Goods, Esq, as
chairman, that body met on Thursday at
the court, house and commenced the work
Of examining the accounts OF the various
county officers. The Board will be 10 ses-
sion Cor over q week. II has the power TO
lay the county levy, pass on ali claims due
BY It, Ok the rste OF compensation OF the
various county officers, aud generally Is
authorized 20 adjust all matters relating to
the government OF the county. The Board
was so equally divided politically that the
malier Of the craftsmanship bad to be de-
c;ded by lot.
The Courthouse villsge hiss not been so
extensively populated for long time as II
was on Thursday the day OF the combintd
SuBdsy.sch0oi picnic there.
No disturbance 10 expected at Chester to-
night. ss the Iesult OF the threats Of certain
drunken White Oak Railroad Company en-
ployes few nights since. The people have
prepared themselves to put down all such
attempts In their incipiency.
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rnsicr Cexrt.--Ths quiet that Yeigucd Tor
. week past in this JUDICIAL pfeciuct PAD us
confinuity rudeiy severed yesterday os tue
insrodnetion 10 the ssquaintaBceship OF .ne
nyssidipg tfsneti0nary Of Mr. August benz.
hover. An inspection OF the initisi reco'u
made In Mr.. Feltehover's CAGE showed snat
ebsf citizen. unmindfuI OF certsiD vows Ut
tered afoieiiwe on mome1tous OCCASION,
hsd on the previous night undertaken 70
convince siis better nsii OF certain error
he ela,med she had committed, through the
medium of the neither end OF speci-
rsep prcdnet Of The Manchester oroom-
sseforv. HIS proceedings with TINS lmpIe'
rofut were more satisfactory 10 himseii tuan
fhe party who was the recipient OF DIS nus
hx,dly epdesyofs, for her loud out-crles at-
trscied the attention Of The police, Who, ar
irving. lost no time in not only diyestipg
Heltzbover OF bis broomslick, but laying
that individual IN qwod for an inquest Dy
the Police Court. The presiding iunc-
tiousyy had no sooner east his optics on tDe
charge alleging BeltzhoVer's eccentriciiy OF
thu nreyious night than be seemed 10 COM
nrehsnd us enormity aud the bad Influence
Il might work on other citizens OF IKE IN
ciinipgs, he cast keen, searching glance at
the delinquent, saying % he did 80, "The
man thar would lay bis hand on a
woman save In the way Of kindness Is ut
for.v he wss going to add. "tressons,
ssrategems, and spoiIs." but Beethoven In
terruptlug, said: I've bearn them WORDS
afcre; dry up, old pudding-hesd." Tne
ausxement of court and spectators both,
at this cuiburst, was extreme, but the JUDI.
cary rallied subsequently, to the extent OF
directing that small fne should be smerced
on the ofeDder; aud further, that on MS
failure TO furnish bonds for bis future good
behavior, he should be insarcerated and
board st The public expense TIL be did so.
Mrs. Beethoven il liable 10 rest In peace
for some time 10 come.
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WARSAW, August %, 1881.

The story 40 told OF De La Matyr, the
Greenback orator, that, In speech in Wis
cousin the other day, he asserted that ono
Christian could accept isterest on money"
A Methodist minister infhe audieBee asked
at once, How about the parable OF the
ten talents - and MIR. d. La Matys, being
himself elergymas, was ct lossts Ind a
suitable reply.
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Personoi.- Miss Florence l.. Monteiro,
daughter OF DR.. A. Monteiro, who has been
spending the summer In North Carolina,
has returned 10 the city.
The funeral OF Mrs. Lucy A. Hale took
place yesterday evening from her late resi-.
denct, upper end OF Hull street. Deceased
was welI-known and hiRhly-respected
resident-one of our oldest, being at the
time OF her demise In the eightleth year OF
her ace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-27

BURNETT's COCAINE, THE Best OF ALL
HAIR-DREssIEGs. alloys irritation, re-
moves all tendency TO dandruff, and inyig-
crates the action Of the capillaries in the
highest degree, thus promoting a rigorous
and healthy grototh of hair. Its effect upon
the glossiness and richness OF the hair Is
such az cannot be surpassed.
Burnelt's Flayoring Extracts are the best.
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HEALING SPRINGS.

7Ba 0RhAf DROUGHT EXTENDING PAR INTO
TIE M0UNTAIKs-BAD REPORTS PROM OTHER
sxCTgoEs-TnE HEALING AN OASIS IN THE
DseERT--A CHARMING COMPANY AND HOW
xBEY ANUsE THENsfLvss-hUsIC,M MEN, sc.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
AUGUST a5, 1881.
Your waier.fsmlshed citizens might well
envy The snjourners at this lovely health
fountain when they kaQw that that great
psnacea for so many egthe Ills TO which
man Is heir, the Dealing water, has in no
wise been cnrtailed by the general drought
which AFFECTS the State. The counties gen.
orally In Virginia are In u sad plight, az If
fcutneying to this point from Rich. aopti
one ls constantly Impressed wit. the seri.
ousness OF the situation sr.s TIE fear that
our city Is only beginning to experience the
sad effects OF limited water supply rs
result OF great drought. Viewing the
prospect from this lofty height away up
here 10 tie mountains,
TWENTY FoUR HUNDRED PEEr
xbppe tidewaser. the outlook Is gloomy
one. The roads through these mountain
Valleys may be traced for miles by the
clouds OF dust which hover about them.
The fields eTeB. ia this exceptionally YER
dsnt section, aFe beginning TO be parcbed
up. and, wcrstof all, the great number Of
1re<stone springs aud streams which feed
the bead waters OF the James have gone
dry; 70 tbatfnrmeTs have TO havi water for
miles 10 supph their homes and their stock.
A bold spTing near here, which has never
before Ia sbc memory OF "tbe Oldest In.
habitant" fszed OF an abundsat supply,
has nov geoc dry. Mineral springs, owing
doubtless TO the depth OF back sources,
HAYS happily oeen unaffected by the season.
Mr.. David w. Kyle, an Snseilieent and
weii.to-do &edford farmer, who y here,
gives
ys4RsssEEG AccoSsrs
Of the droughtin bis county. He sage they
have Rad bat Que rain. and f3st OF only an
hour, sjnce tbe 18th OF kssL March. That
III erons have bsep lIttcyfallY burned s,- he
vrcund being baked and exhibiting great
cracks or fiasures thrcnglsous the land. Con-
seouen,ly al the grass has been Killed out,
tbe roots even being dried up snd dead.
ManY Farmers. hs rays, ara troubled for
<poa,1s OF subsistence, ~ this utter failure OF
III ssossaltor was preceded By short crops
tsx1 year. Strange 10 cay, the cattle have
not fallen OF much, notwithstanding they
arc liysng upon rag-wsed. Hcweser, most
Of che fsrmers are selling of and shippiug
81 their sfocx. Tits state OF things, be
Represents, extends ~ far - Wyibe eoun-
". where they have had pleDtiful rains
xsnee July. Fran Lypchburg 70 Wgthe,
BE- reMtsents that the passing trains are
sallIp9 TIE 6elds HlFe al along the llne.
rux. however, turn from this dry sub.
fare 10 the discussion Of the charms Of THIS
lovely spos. which seems verify
AZ oksss II Tas rsseSS.
YhIs n<auilsni little dell. hofdsred by rows
of sheeFy~loosing rotsaaes, shaded by grand
nsd eskf. ard spsnaed By piefuresQue
afId4Re, Is slsd - ipxuflsnt geEdufe. and
|ossz 81 oeei ss6 iuyItspg = ever. Wssesna
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by Furmsn Topper,
Real Estate Agent aud Asctioneer,
l0lo haiH street.

SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il FARM ON THE OSBORNE TURNPIKE TWO
MILES BELOW THE CITY, OPPOSITE" TREE
HILL~-By VirtHe or "A deed OF trust executed sy
Martin Louahnane End wife - the undersigned as
trustees dated June Ia, 1878, and recorded In ihe
clelts once OF Benric0 CopnIy Court, ID. Il. lOl,
page 1919, default having been made IN the payment
OF two certain notes scared therein, and being re-
qulred so to 90 by the bensdciary under said deed
we shall sell by public auction. ON
WEDNESDAY, August 81, 1881.
on the premises, at IL n, all that certain TRACT
OF LAND. with the improvements thereon. lecated
in the county or HeHrfco. on the north eide Of the
old Richm0ad and OsDorne iurnBike, sb0ut two
miles east OF The city OF Rich aone, containing
sEVENTY-TwO ACRES, Dc the same more or
less.n The DWELLING Is good TWO STORY
FRAMED HOUSE With ak rooms, built since the
war, The barn IS substantial, and the opt-hOuses
are in good order. The land IL good. aud all in
search rst-eass place are invited 10 attend the
sac
TERMS: Ca.h as 10 expenses OF sale end two
noIes OF 5000 each. with interest, due respectively
June 2, 1850. and June IL, 1881. and credit as
TO 5000 due Juae ~, 1882, and $1,000 cue June
12, 1888; balance, II any, announced az sale.
WILLIAM ELLYSON,
WILLIAM G. MOHCURE,
Trustees.
FURMAN TUPPHR, Aue.iopeer. aule
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1900 MANI skftef-
rsxcELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND
~ Si1 Ta lT faTffiI6 Sc request q s -,
.m ~, va No 5ii north twelfth street, on
MONDAY The 29Tn issrAEr,
a, n, o,e,ock. All me HOUSEHOLD fukNlTuhH'
so I, sNl,s9 q WALNUT cHAnBER.sUlT.
~ uVt n ss1 sa az MATT REssEss SPRINGS
usis az B0LsTERs and Pillows
ng .gpas,SE 1o' wHALsursfRAME PARLoR-
4 M SUIT. upholstered In crimson reps-seveh
u. pnlssesesri .rop rART.oR-TABEEs,
WALNUT HAT-RACk.
RED.LOONGE. RENDERS,
BRUSSELS and Tw0:rLf cAhfhio'
RUGS. LACE CURTAINS.
S HTAAilSt}4 gt5xTFEsIos DINING TABLE,
WALNUT slDRBOARD aud CHAIRS;
CROCKKRY, GLASSWARE. linn AXE. rr
handsomely. decorated FRENCH CHINA TEA
su,vER.PL ATED WARE, -
An excellent COOKING RANGE aud APPUk-
saiF FExDING HEATING.sTovE.
The fpecial attentiOn OF those In want OF eooo
furniture is called &C. this sale, az every arcls i
inc house IL as 1000 new. Ia Wing been usen 9hiy
few months. mo. f. LAUeHIos, JE;;
an 26 = ss.-o.----
CHERIFF's SALE.
Under an execution In my n&nnS IN snsos =.
Wooody ~. f0athwOrth. will sell IT pn0nc aac-
tiou. at the coal YARD Of r. w. keins, No 42b north
seventeenth susei (uhsre they are storedl, Al ~
O'Clock A. NJ,
MONDAY, AUGUST 10Th,
About FOUR HUNDRED CEDAR POSTS.
T1pHe . Cash JOHN w. WRIGHT.
suz5 sheriff CITY OF Richmond.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
finder decree OF the Circuit Court Of the city OF
Richmond will sell al pabc auction NJ The Stable
No. 1919 Franklin street., lately occupied DY n. Il
Williams, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 30IH,
at 10 O'Clock A. No.
A lCt OF Hay.
LOJ II STRAW,
Lot OF HARNESS,
CUTTING KNEE,
WHEELBARROW,
3 SLEIGHS,
SADDLE,
BROOMS. FORKS, &c.
TERMS: Cash JOHN w. WRIGHT,
au 25-td sheriff CITY OF Richmond.
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GALE OF THE YELLOW SULPHUR
~ SPRINGS. MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA
BY virtue or decree OF The Circuit Court Of Mont
gsmsry eosptY, Va, the undersigned commissioners
will sch AZ public auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER /. 1881,
commencing 1T IL NJ, shis CELEBRATED
WATERING PLACE. together with ali The I'm
prsysmenn and FARM Of ABOUT $40 ACRES OF
LAND.
The YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS are distant
three aud = half miles from ChristiAnshurR depot.
on the Norfolk aud Western railroad. three miles
from the Montgomery White sulphur springs. three
and hsIf miles from BacksbuFg, the seat OF the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College, aad
ten miles from the Alleehsny Springs. The water
IL the finest tosle In the mountains and the eleta
tion Is 2.200 feet above sea level. The improve
menta consist Of large aud cemmodioas HOTEL,
With blocks OF COTTAGES capable Of accommo-
dat.Hg 200 guests bowling alley, bath r0oms. &C.
Post, telegraph. and sxDress octces on The premises
This PROPERTY presents nREsuai attractions on
account OF its high elevation, btseiBR atmosphere
and the valuable mineral properties Of us waters.
THRns: $1,000 cash. and the residue upon a
erseh q one, two, and three years. the purchaser
RivinH bonds for the deferred payments with APP
proved sesaEsss bearing intsrssf from day Of nle.
JAMES A. WALKER.
WILLIAM A. WADE.
He4 Cpnnietpk<ss.
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Leave
Richm0Dd. 3:45 L. Nj 1910 A. VI. 1000 T. NJ
Arrive at
West Point 5:55 p. NJ 1916 z. NJ 1913 AN

all trains daily except SUNDAY.
Passenger train connects at West Peinto 90 TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS win
steamers " and from Bal imOre.
Freight traiue will have paskeD coach attached
Trais No. A connects At Burkeyiie with Aor-
folk ssd Western railroad for Fsrmyille, Lynch
burg. and all sOuthweeters points.
Train Nc. so fast MALL stops only AZ Jetersylle,
Burksvie, DraEs's Branch, BarksdaIe's, Danyille,
Greenseoro Salisbury: Charlotte spar 11iI'
connecting al Atlanta for all points South and SeuIh'
west.
lions, connecting at Sutheriin's with Milton and
Suthsrlin Nsrrow-Gauge railroad Ter Milton; Al
Salisbury with Wests1 North Carolina railroad f0f
all points In Western North Carolina; al Atlanu
for all points South and southwest.
Train Ne. AZ Through passenger and nall stops
at all stations. connecting al sutDerhns WIN hlos
ana Suthern Narrow-Gauge railroad FOR hlltol;
at Atlanta for all points South and southwest
Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and August
railroad for Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, and
Florida points.
+. M. 3:42 Z. M.l7:l3 A. NJ, and AIS Z. D.. aud
from West Point 81 1918 A. NJ. tPassengeTl 1855
p. d.. and s:2o p. n. iFreien,.j
PULLMAE-CAR SERVICE:
on Train No. 6O-Richmond 10 Atlanta.
On Train No. 4s-Nrw York and Atlanta ria
RichmeRa, and CreensbOro' 10 HeHry's stau0n,
Western North Carolina railroad.
On Train No. 42-Washington, ard Richmond,
and Dsnville, and Danvilie and Augusta.
Bsn-Air passenger trains leave Richmond ~ $3.50
A. N. and 6:s5 p. M; arrive at Bon Airst 1854 A.
x. and iii p. v. Returning, leave COalatId At
N. and TAO r. NJ; arrive at Richmond ste:23 4.
NJ and Z. n. passenger trai lbs except TIE ias I
mail stop at Bon Air.
south west, and baggage checked through.
No hy-over checks given on local tickets.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
n. n. Y. TAIC0TT. General Manager.
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UNDERWRITERS.

T ]. BINFoRD & sUTHER-fgNs.
q. LAND. UNDERTAKES, 1904
Frankiin street. near Governor, Richmond Va,
keep constantly on hand all kinds OF WOOD AND
HETALLIC-CASEs and CASKETS; also. CLOTH
COVERED CASkETS. Orders from the country
promptly attended 10 both day aud night.
au 20-Sa. fu& fh3m