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YEHIiE undersigned having opened Ma
pared To- repair Steam Engines. 1hreshers,
GINS, and az! kinds Of Machinery, and lie
respectfully soiicitS The patronage Of tlipse
having work in hi> line.
lie vii keep constantly on hand fall
supply Of Pipe AID Pipe FITTINGS. Steam
Gauges, Water Gauges, Bra Valves, Gauge
Cocks. liancOck lnspi.atur,, Rubber Pack
Ing. Hemp Packing, ulil crcrything kept
III u Machine hop.
al. also ManulaciGrcc. Agent firN steam
Engi:.c-, Saw Mills, and a!l Kind, Of sup
plies FOR machinery.
New aud Sccond Hand Engine alwayS
Oh hand
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money unless they have some safe place
Of deposit Urge Tie establishment of
pontotiice or government savings banks,
III which the earnings OF the poor will
be perfectly safe, aud you will do much
toward making the South prosperous.
PRlxcirAL or HATcniE ACADEMY.
Durlamyile, I.auderlale County,
Tnuu Snptember %. 1881.
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guns, were 1t the depot awaiting the
arrival of the train. they took the pris
oncr from the officer, aud after short,
Informal examination by jury Of Judge
Lynch's court, Jonct WAS condemned to
death, and 20 minutes ate. Tie Arrival
mt Spsdra he Was banged 10 a tree.
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Murder in t1cOrgIn.

ATLANTA, November IA. II. Pip
pin and Jack Gilbert. of Thomas c:..;;:::;y
quarrcllcd while drunk. Gilbert pulled
rippin out of his buggy and cut his
throat. Pippin died in five minutes
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MARBLE YARD,
What the People Say OF tne "n--
stOn Female College.

A TENNESSEE Teacher writes; y Y
A formed an erroneous. opnu. n
"One.Study" plan; hut, with YOU y y
nation, my prejudice vanisheaS: ~, srr Il
do not hesitate to say that, y vn,.Sl
the royal road to learning, i,s% L.' "a
ter than the one most geneFail! -, y,
Offering my reasons for liking ySSn ySr; 1
can not do better than refer 10 '"V'' :
i'll your Catalogue"
The Fall Session will open aug :
For Catalogue, address ,ynEH
WilliamstoT = =
Nav on 1891 a6 " iih ga
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CURRENT TOPICS.
A Fatal Fight Between Rival Lovers

LAwRESCEvILLE, I'LL, November /.
Albert Nichols aud John Z. Lcnehan,
who had been paying attention to the
same girl, fought, and the latter. getting
worsted, attempted to run away. Mich
OILS shot him dead.
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PRICES WILL {,
LANGLEY ID
l6A KING STRppr'
CHARLESTON.

Ladies' Chcmise, 5oc *. :.
Ladies' Drawers, SOC. To ,Or, SlN,t /
Ladies' Skirts, SOC. 75c ot, !, sLO9 /
Ladies Gowns, Toe. 81 81 a. y. IL
Ladies Dressing Sa%conev % Sl&f
Ladies Corset Covers S, e. .0c III
Gen!s' Shirts. to order %e Se 7% /
$l.75, $500 each. 'oc, tlS
Gents Drawers, SOC IN
Gents, Drawers, to order ~
Gents Undershirts, Soc 'Is lla
$l.0O, $3.50 and $500 wv 4'c /
Standing 81 Collars, loc, 15c %.
Folding Collars, lOc, 15c az aN
Linen Cuffs, 20c, 25c and &c S
A Great Bargainl Lan,usI,ooss u Ios
5e from mo- &c up oyt5s Large lot q IaseS,l iSs
Swiss Embroidery, Linen q. i9Nha
and ~ Turkey ln!;;y Red MandksrSeSSGi.5ts ksSSG5s
Polite and attentive f'sd;.
Ladies' Department. 70 vi
Give us call and be car,,
Cheap. 'uy Fir.
April 81, 1881 a.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH cARvIs
COUNTY OF ANDERSON, ! Z
6ys.rrUrT fNEr COMMON RLbS1

ONS'D N u VIZ .. ri
J. Wi!son, Executor of WIN. II, HsHS,rrsltalSs
Plsiniif, against Arminta stone, ii-i,s.t-!.
bell, Clarinda Smith, ct al. De,e9S-
aons for Relief Cbnp!dihi SeTxtS p.oh,:ili
TO the Defendants Arminta Sion, G.rlf4y
brell, Clarinda Smith, Amanda n An1,nIsg ]:
rnh i. Vaughn. James stone, BrsslI
Nym. c. Stone, j. II. Stone. May AiTi ,AsSrsi v
Gnmbrell, a. l.. Ragsdale, S. L o.Sics ,' Siscs Y
L. Stone, VIM. ii. Stone, rleaSsns n sissa a.
Stone, McKnger Stone, John y. p.,SS. SsI IeRi
Chastain. Nancy Martin, CiairnIS earn.
Sanders and Francis A. GamolsIn. ..s,ulr.l 3
VOU are hereby summoned ano .sIsn, Il ~
/ swer tho complaint In this ae,,v55's wa i z
copy Is herewith sers ed npor ycu n,oplllliT
copy OF your answer to The sala ,Sop .S c D.
subscribers at their Office, AnueIsi.a issA,
within twenty days after the ssI'i.SSo i.SSosiiYsl
elusive Of the day of spch scryisss tSs iii Z
to ansver the complaint withl" wiiln IN ttStg
said, the plaintilf In this acton T MA efsF
Court for tho relief demanded IN 'ho
Dated October 5th, A. p; ISL w 1 ppLlI,
tV PiaiutiGs w
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NEW STORE, NEW GOODS
at HoMEA PATH, s. G.

Iroliti
yurn.y speak the simple truth when assert III ha @ en
ncullD
VIII prove 10
dman!u
benefit OF lis
clync
y,nprtac co
ami Leader NO Dals!
a . all ask
wv. c. BE7ANYoM.
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Tho Defendants in this case WIZ WI ~ ~ li,l
ad EsiSte StS%s'S5naih Of wm H. iais stone s'd +
sonal assets TO pay debts, Also, y td ~
legacics under thc win 10 pay dep's, s,6cf h..k
tion of the real estate remaining ,elisf s. ~
ment of debts, and for sneh oinsi iis Ssish re-
ture of the case may require, IN stIss ~ 4
an interest. Minors VIII take yar g1ii,-sl
itcm in case case they fail 10 do 50 'ls'''l
service on them. wlRDIArt
MooP PiaintlE's AhN'
oe, c, 1881 u
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| S7Ca week. sl2 4 day at home cam, :
" "outht free. Address True Co +. e
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

Say, gentle reader, have you seen
the expert Il is generally seen
alighting from the train, clothed in
fine attire, and with valise or
grip" accompanying it. It then
disappears for a few moments, dur
ing which interval it is supposed to
prepare for the trying ordeal before
it by amounting it's Intervals with
Spr. Frumen or Ext Malt. Then
it again appears, but its fine attire
is changed and the valise has given
place to the monkey wrench. For
the remainder Of it's sojourn it is
generally observed near some make
of harvester or binder that is being
set up preparatory to commencing
operations. It disappears as sud
denly as it came and its ways and
habits are pleasant, yet whittier it
cometh or goeth no man knows.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

The Pembina Farm has con.
structed nearly eight miles Of good
and permanent bitches, five or six
miles Of turnpiked roads, cut and
stacked nearly 800 tons Of sweet
hay, built several large farm build
ing g-among them barn 36x72 feet
with stalls for SO horses, have 300
acres new breaking, 1000 acres in
crop, and on Monday they will be-
gin cutting wheat with ten of the
Woods machines-four wire and
six twine, Mr.. Thompson, genial
gentleman and a famous expert
on these machines is experimenting
the setting up Of the six new twine
binders. The general manager of
this fine farm, Mr.. Wood, kindly
showed the SHEAF fend around the
place and gave him information on
every point desired. The approach
ing darkness warned the gatherer
of items that 1t was time to return
home, so, mounting his bicycle he
sped away ia the darkness. The
Warrenton school house was lit up
as the wheelman passed it, but in
moment of forgetfulness he al
lowed his bicycle to wander from
the direct path as he listened to the
strains Of "What shall the harvest
be?'' as thsy aoated out over the
prairie from the gathered vocalists
in the building. The bicycle was
probably going at a 10 mile gait
when it struck deep wagon-rut-
and there was an immediate halt
and after a short search for missing
articles the journey home was fin
ished in safety.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

E'They've got a brandnew organ
down at the pioneer drug store, and
they are going to keep a large lot
assortment on hand in the future.
Titus 3 Whitney have been ap-
pointed agents for the celebrated
Kimball pianos and organs, and
will sell them very cheap and on
the easiest terms. They have taken
a number Of orders already.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

George McCrea is practising in
singing the famous ''Fritz Emmet"
lullaby, and he's got it down fine
his daughter who arrived on Thurs
day Is very partial to that tune.
If we mistake not this little 1Oalb
cherub is the first female child born
on the Warren townsite.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

BOSNIAN is constantly receiving
fresh invoices of lumber, ordered
before the recent rise in nprices, and
he is giving his customers the ad.
vantage of buying at the old price.
Special attention is called to his
large stock Of wooden cave troughs,
of all shapes and sizes, complete
with all necessary fixtures, that he
is selling at low figures.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

W. H. Frisbie Of Chicago is in
the village. The gentleman is one
Of the most adept ''sketchsrs'' in
the country and is now employed
by the St. p, NJ. & NJ. company to
sketch some Of the principal objects
of interest along their road. The
sketches will be published and sent
broadcast as means Of promoting
immigration.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

Mr.. McCann has some land in
Dakota that had no PARTICULAR value
il his eyes a week ago, beyond the
fact of its being good wheat land;
but Mike has changed his mind and
his estimate of value since Thurs
day, for on that day he received in
formation that one of the two new
railroads west of Grand Forks had
located it's road directly across his
farm, and will put up a station on
his place. Glad of it.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

!
The hilarious editor of the Bulle-
letin, Capt. Dewey, was in town
this week. He came up here to
look for something to do. When
we think Of those poor struggling
farmers on the ''bad lands near
Fisher where wheat and other cere-
ais wont grow, our heart bleeds, in
fact it becomes very slaughter
house as regards blood, with the
poignancy Of our grief. For exam
pie, take DeMers & Thompson, the
founders Of Fisher-with good care
they may be able to save about 81
bushels per acre-a disheartening
result!
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

The summer term Of schoolin the
village of Warren has ended and
the scholars and teacher have de:
serted for time the building that
lately echoed with the busy hum Of
school life. The scholars have done
well, and their teacher has gained
their love and kindly rememb-
rance, while the parents rejoice
that their children have had the
benefit of Miss Bessie Browns ex-
perienced guidance.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

Frank Searls left some corn in
our Office to day that would stop
tho mouth of tbs old croakerB who
say that corn cam t be raised in this
part Of the valley. One stalk IS 81
feet high with two fully developed
ears that would give Illinois some
hard scratching to beat.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

George McCrea brought into our
office, a few days ago, pea vine a
little over seven feet in height and
from which he had picked nearly
three .pecks Of fine marrowfat peas.
The seed Of this giant variety came
from the famous North Star seeds
men in Minneapolis.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06
Railroad Time Table.
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani
toba Railway.

WARREN.
W. A. Atwater, Station Agent.
Leave South. Leave North.
Passenger, $50 p. m. Passenger, 1.75 p. m.
Freight, lis p. m. Freight, Ills a. m.
ARGYLE.
Leave South. Leave North.
Passenger, 2.57 p. m. Passenger, 400 p. m.
Freight, 1900 m. Freight 1S,00n n.
Henry Lane, Station Agent.
Leave South. Leave North.
Passenger, $50 p. m. Passenger, 23O p. m.
Freight, 11.90 a. m. Freight, LOO p. m,
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

z. c. Bulls received a fine mare
and colt Of the Percheron.Norma
variety; also carload of supplies
for his farm, lately.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

Travellers from Winnipeg say
that north Of Polk county crops are
not as good as down this way
Fergus Falls Journal.
''Trayelers from Winnipeg are
d a liars, Brother Underbrush.
We can pal alyze Otter Tail in ap-
pear4nce, in quantity, quality and
variety. Polk, Kittson and Mar
shall counties individually can get
away with anything in the crop
line near Fergus Falls.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06
List df Advertised Letters.

List al Advertised Letters.
List Of letters remaining uncalled
or in the Warren postofice, Aug:
|, 1881:
Anderson, Andrew.
Barker, w &.
Berg, Jacob.
Binder, Theo.
Galley, S w.
Gordon, James; Q.
Hauff, JohA A.
Hanson, Miss Sina ].
Hendrickson, Olaf; 2.
Jenson, A N.
Johnson, ] August.
johnson, j E.
Larson, Oars; ..
Larson, Martin.
Lien, Peder M S.
Ustegard, Anders.
Peterson, M.
Kelley, James.
Rohsa, G.
Sjotery, John.
Skoglund, John.
Soil, Mrs Amelia; 2.
Tivnon, Miss Mary r G.:
Warren, Mr..
Wickstrom, 0.
Persons calling for these letters
will please say advertised
ETHAN ALLEN, p. M:
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

Days hot as Tophet-nights cool
as the Arctic ocean is about the
run of the weather nowadays.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

Miss I. R. Briggs, sister Of Mrs
]. B. Titus, is in town. She will
remain some time. The lady halls
from Oakfeld, Wisconsin.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

Mr.. J. H. Wood and Mrs. q. A.
Scarf were married in Crookston on
Wednesday, and the SHEAF wishes
them health and prosperity.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

3. F. whitney has been oversee
ing his possessions in the land of
Tannarac this week, and is happy.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

The average daily attendance at
the Warren school has been 81 for
tue month ending August 5, and
the number .of scholars enrolled
was 40. The following is the
standing Of a number Of the best
Grant Rossman, 9s; Anna slee, 90; Cors
slde, 81; Kate Titus, 80; Frances Searl, go
Edith Nelson, sc; Dwight Allen, 68; Lulu
Graves. IS; Minnie Bradley, 81.
A. BESSIE BROWN, Teacher.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

Col. Chas. E. Holt and Gen. T.
C. Shapleigh visited the village this
week. The latter gentleman and
Judge Nelson INDUCED in little
pleasant abuse of one another.
The Chronicle speaks Of Wells,
our enterprising jeweler, as an ''up.
right citizen Of Crookston. Not
much difference in him here except
that he is a downright good work
man and is going to build soon.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

Mis-. Brown was the happy re-
cipient of number Of presents
from her scholars on Friday the last
day of school. Among the gifts
was an elegant silver napkin ring.
The young lady left for her home
in Tamarac on to.day's train.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

Judge Nelson is selling lots Of
town lots, and the carpenters ham
mer booms all around.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

Gilbert, Closson & Co have new
style Of fmeasure just the thing for
threshers' use, and easy handling
of grain. Call and see them.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06
Canadian Pacific Railway,

*Refl lve.. .nents.
All trssttns daily except Sundays.
Through coaches and elegant sleeping cars
are now run between Winnipeg and St. Paul, a
comfort not hitherto supplied.
A. B. ?"1CKNEY, WIN. HARDER,
Gen. superintendent. Asst, TrafficMan'r,
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

McCrea Brothers have received
some nice toilet sets, also variety
Of cuspadores, besides a lot Of other
novelties. Call in and look at them
az it won't cost you much.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06
BUSINESS DIRECTORY:

BUSINESS OINE~uS0bs
ARGYLE.
MERCHANTS.
F. d. Keye, A. D. Verboneour.
HARDWARE.
John Augustine.
LAND AGENTS.
HolcomD & Kevel.
ATTORNEY.
George w. Holcomb.
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.
F. D. Keye.
HOTEL.
Carl Mentzel.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
O. Barker.
PHYSICIAN AND, DRUGS.
DR.. ]. LaFond.
SALOONS.
r. Kivsl, s. Conner.
STEPHEN:
MERCHANT.
Dennis Hanna.
HOTEL.
John Highs.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

Mr.. Burlum was taken suddenly
sick to-day, but We hope to see him
braced up soon.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

Col. E. Allen is away on busi.
ness trip to st. Paul and Chicago.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

Judge Nelson has painted his res
idence and ether buildings, and they
are very attractive.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

About 900 acres Of wheat are al
ready cut on the Woodward farm.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

Rev. ]. B. Starkey was in town
this week, en.route for Pembina.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

Mr.. Znerold will commence his
building next week. It will be D
stories high, and 24x28 feet on the
ground. He will occupy it with a
stock of sewing machines, watch
es, clocks, novelties, papers, books,
and lots of other things too num-
erous to mention.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

Mr.. Olson's building on Fletcher
avenue will be built next week.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

On Marshall county's fertile fields
the golden ripencd grain now an
swers to the sickle's call and gives
the the farmers gain. Sing loud,
.ye merry husbandmen, and raise
your song Of Joy; your ''harvest
home" has come again-no cares
do now alloy.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

. Reserved for Johnson. Allen &
Company.
Warren sheaf., 1881-08-06

Mrs. Ethan Allen leaves for Eau
Claire, on Tuesday.
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Died.

BAClIMAN.--At mouth of Watauga,
Sullivan Co., Friday the Sth, Mr.. Enocll
Bachman, aged 81 years. Buried ut
Blountyillc, Saturday.
EASTERLY.-At his home near Cas-
tlewood, Russell Co., Va, Saturday the
2nd, DR.. G. Eastcrly, aged probably G5,
Buried Sunday the Bird at his home, by
Mendoza Masonic Lodge, according to
his request.
WELSlI.-At his home in Sullivan
Co. about the LIST, Hon. John Welsh af-
ter long Illness. For several years he
represented Sullivan Co. hi the Lcgsla.
turc, and at time Of his death he was Il
member of the county court.
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Property for Sale-Bristol Land
Agency.

No. |. offer for sale an excellent
farm. with plenty of timber, located
about ten miles northeast of Bristol, in
this county. Terms made known pri-
yatcly. Property very dcsirablc-some
800 acres.
,. y desirable house and 81 acre lot
on Va. Hill, corner lot. House pretty
and new. Contains rooms.
3. 80 acres of splendid land in the Vi
entity of this town. Fine brick house.
good barn, land splendid and well water
ed. Price $4,000. Buildings worth
nearly half the money. Everything in
fine condition.
No. 4. also offer for sale, the Flannery
property, belonging to w. II. Tammel,
at the Edmond st. crossing of the n. &
W. II. II. Contains "a cares of exceed
insly fertile ground. Has trees, a good
two story frame house with ell and cell
lar, mall six rooms above ground, 1920.
Has cistern smokehousc and stable. A
very fine bargain. Property destined to
be very important.
5. The valuable property Of Col. John
Oyler in central Goodson, containing one
acre well incloscd, embracing the Brown
Bros. carriage factory. Building suita-
Bile for tobacco business. Lot runs
through from Lee to Moore streets and
alley on south side and sycamore street
on north side. viii be sold MS whole
or in as many as four parts to suit pur-
chasers.
6. VIM. n. Keller's exposure on Main
street, lying between creek and his new
building, and containing extensive rear
age. Particulars on application.
7. | offer for sale the entire Main st.
property of Rev. p. Rohr, and three lots
on Scott street that are valuable.
s. Main street property of Mr.. NJ. II.
Devault, a acre, west of Robert Piles
house. Small frame cottage. Price
$1,000.
0. Mr.. Dinglcr's a acre on Russell
street, near Mr.. ID. a. Whecler's.
10. Il acre corner Sycamore and
Johnston streets, Goodson. Comlorta-
bic cottage. Price $500. Situation
handsome.
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Mothers! Mothers Y Mothers y!

Are you disturbed at night and brok-
en- Of your rest by Il sick child suffering
and crying with the cXcruciating pain
of cutting teeth? If so, go at once and
get bottle of MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer mmcdiatcly-dc-
pend upon it; there is no mistake about
it. There is not mother on earth who
has ever used it, who will not tell you at
once that it will regulate the bowels.
and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like
magic. It's perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is
the prescription Of one of the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere. %
ents bottle. nov lG, 1SS0-ly
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PETERSBURG, VA, July 9Th. 81.
July u, 'Sl-it*
DEAR SIR:

flENNl'N N.Y. nNll bAlls Oh
DEAR SIR:
Our WHEAT market is now fairly
open, and with an active milling demand.
For several seasons our receipts have
been unequal to ACTUAL WANTS of our
M1LLEus,a and they have been forced to
Richmond and other markets for their
supplies; which argues that shippers
may certainly expect rs Much for their
wheat when shipped directly here, and
in some cases more, than when shipped
to larger markets. We claim that rms
Is certainly your BEST market for COM
mon, medium and mixed grades. Ship
pers cannot be too careful in ordering
their wheat, as damp samples Q lchcap
on any market; and they should sepa-
rate grades rs far MS possible, indicating
same by marking bags, thereby saving
themselves money, and their merchant
much unnecessary work; and when this
cannot he done, thoroughly mix the diff
fcrcnt grades, so that sample from one
bag will accurately represent the ship
ment. Neglect of this has caused great
trouble with shipments from your see
ton, and In many eases loss of several
cents per bushel. Our market to-day Is
quite active at 80 to $l.32 for prime
grades. Fancy white would command
Sl.32.
Flour-Markct steady; basis Standard
Extra, $780,
Winter Oats will be In good demand,
and advise shipments Us soon IA they
can be properly ordered, for carly fall
seeding.
Buttor-Stocks Of this article have ne
cumulatcd; rcteiptb heavy, and demand
very light, mainly owing to liberal offer
ngs Of local dairymcn; best grades lSr
to-day, with downward tendency.
cannot advise shipment ut present rates
unless you are prepared to wait indcll-
nitoly for sales, rs stocks cannot be fore
ed on the market ut any reasonable COM
ccsslon in prices.
Eggs declining; worth to-day lie.
| desire to return thanks for the share
of business given me IN the past, and to
assure shippers of my willingness to
work rs faithfully for them In the future
as hcrctolorcI For general promplhcss
and fidelity, refer TO those for whom |
have done business, and to the business
public of Petersburg. ! will mako libcr-
al cash advances on Bills Of Iadlng for,
or shipments of Flour and Grain IN hand,
Awaiting your commands,
very truly $. $. BRlDGERS.
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EASTWARD.

Connect at LYNCIIBURG with Virginia
Midland Railway 10 and from the North
aud Ssuth.
At RURKEvILT.E with Richmond and
panville Railroad for Richmond, Washing
tea, baltimore and New York. Through
Car between Lynohburg and Richmond via
Burkeville.
At PETERSBURG with Richmond & Pc
tsrsburg Railroad for Richmond, and with
Petersburg Road for Weldon and points
South Fart.
At NORFOLK connection 10 made on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays with
cid Deminion Steam bhip Co. for New
York, leaving at 6 T. NJ. Straight and
roand trip tickets at low rates.
Connect with Bay Line daily, except Sun.
day. for baltimore, Philadelphia and new
York.
Rxoursion Tickets TO Summer Resorts on
Va. 4 Tenn. Division, and First and Bee
oaa Glass Tickets TO all prominent point
throughout tho West ana Southwest, on
ssle At Lynehburg, Petersburg and Norfolk
NTFer further particulars, etc., address,
l.. BROWN, GES'l TRAvxLIoN AG'T.
y Lynchhurg, Va.
n. n. OBB0RNB, MASTER oV TRANS.
Petersburg, Va,
FRAkK HU0ER, srT'r. TRANS.
Lynchburg, Va.