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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18

SEVEN FELONS
Pass Through the City this Morn
ing on their way to the
Penitentiary.

; j. Thad Ray, deputy sheriff of Marion
county, accompanied by two guards, ar
rived in the city this morning, having in
charge six of the most hardened looking
criminals ever ON the road to any peniten-
tiary- The whole party was compelled To-
stop at the union depot until the arrival
of the ea>t-bound passenger, which con-
viewed them to their destination. The fol-
lowing are the names of the ielons and
the charges upon which they were CON
victcd:
Nose Meyers. colored, burglary and lar
ceny, iour wears.
Henry Mills, cnlored, highway rob
berry, ten wears.
Robert Harris, colored, icloniou>ly
woundin. an animal, TWO wears.
Lou Harris, colored damsel, larceny,
two wears.
Frank Clifford, white, grand larceny, two
wears.
They were visited AT the depo, by some
thing less than two-thirds OF the popula-
ton nf negro town, while waiting ior the
train.
Sheriff j. = LYDIA. of Macon county.
as" accompanied the party. lie had in
charge a prisoner named John Young.
VIII" wa> sent up for seven wears 1T the IT.
cent term oi the criminal court oi Macon
county, "n charge of attempted rape.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18
J. VOlney'S Franks.

A special dispatch from Shreveport, La.
TO the Globe Democrat of yesterday, saws
Deputy Sheriff Elstner, who carried Har-
mon, alias Ryan, alias Howard, the in
surance swindler, 10 Jackson, Tenn, re-
turned last night after safely delivering
his prisoner Ia the Jackson authorities.
He reports the prisoner as very obstrep-
erous throughout the trip, and, although
handcuffed, fought him desperately, and
tried TO Jump from the cars at Texarkana.
where they had To Law over all night. II
took two men to carry him TO the Jail for
safe::keeping. The Jacksonians are vel
come 10 him.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18
He Heads the List.

y couple Ui evenings ago Conductor
Jack Patterson, Baggagema>ter Hunger
lord AMI Engineers Cleo. Mckee and Geo.
". Eidscway, were sitting in front OF the
Belmont house in Parsons, entertaining each
either with "reminiscences of the past All
of them can tell story in good STYLE but
IL the conclusion il was decided that the
blue ribbon belonged to Ridgcwav on ac-
count of the following truthful nrative.
\ lew days ago. while pulling his train
along III the rate oi fifteen miles an hour.
he discovered a flock of quaiIs on the
track but few feet from the engine. He
paid no particular attention to them, sup
Posing, al course, they would fv ere the
iron horse WI, upon them. This, how
ever, they did not de-, and some thirty
minutes latter, while cleaning out the ash
pan of the engine, he was not Il little sur
prised ut finding an even two dozen of the
birds roasted To- beautiful brown. He
picked them up, and as they had some
minutes To- wait for train that was to
pass, the entire crew partook OF Il least that
would cause the average restaurant man
to turn green with envy. George saws he
can prove every word of it, and Jack Pat
ter>on SAYS every one ought To- believe it, a.
George never speaks Of himself and never
tells other than the truth.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18
Had Another Girl.

y youth OF some twenty-five summers
who was lounging about the depot last
night rs the train came In from the west,
heard Il scream ard Il whirr and the words.
oh. Augustus ut the same time he saw
Il lilv-white hand agitated towards him
from window of the chair-car. He adj
vanced and was greeted with the reproach
why didn't YOU call on me last week
when you were down at st. Louis?'
Il did, but YOU were not at home
Where did Won go?'
why, To- the old place"
Don't yOu know We moved from there
over 4 month ago.
"I-es, believe do"
Didn't you get the last five letters
wrote your
''Oi course | did,
did YOU read en-
well, should smile"
oh, Augustus, Won didn't.
How do YOU know"
why, how could YOU read 'em and not
know that we had moved, when put our
new residence AT the top OF every letter SO
that you wouldn't forget it, and told YOU
at the bottom of every one of them tn be
sure and call at --South--street? ,"
Il reckon I've got pretty bad memory"
Il reckon you have"
Silence. Arabel!a lay back in her
chair Indignantly. Augustus stood with
blush about FIVE times the ordinary hue
OF vermillion on his face The conductor
said "All aboard" The train moved and
the curtain fell on The Romance of the
Rail.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18
A Painful RumOr.

All Sedalians will no doubt remem-
Der l.. :. Hamilton. formerly division
superintendent ON the old NJ. h. u +.
For some time past he has been filling a
similar position ON the Denver 4 Rio
Grande road, where he was held in high
esteem by all.
4 BAzoo reporter was informed this
morning that rumUr prevailed al
Parsons, and was pretty generally credited,
that Hamilton was arrested ut Denver Il
few days ago, charged with making out
time checks i'm favor of men who were
never in the employ Of the road. He
waived an examination and was sent to
Jail in default OF i $4,000 bail bond.
This will prove painful news To the gem
tleman's friends i'm Scdalia, ana they will
join the BAzoo in hoping that there Is a
mistake some place.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18
APPLETON CITY ITEMS.

The new Merchants bank. 81 Apple
ton City, opened Tor business on Monday ol
this week.
-Herrman's new brick saloon adjoinin:
( the Merchants bank will soon be rea dy
! for business.
| Capt. Donnohue is happy over four
! foot vein of coal recently found ON hi.
farm in Bates county.
! feeble d Prindle's Chicago Pleasure
| Party will hold forth in barley hall on
Thursday night of this week.
Carl Bartlett can produce more har-
monious discOrds on an accordion than
any man in town except Sam Latsch.
w. y. Shelton, prosecuting attorney
of ST Clair county, has beeu in town sew
eral DAYS, and whisky dealers are doing a
very "keerful" business.
Rev. Heinlein; of Sedalia arrived in
town Yesterday morning and i assisting
Rev. lIamel in the revival meetings now
being held at the NJ r. church.
j. y. Nesbit, one Of the best temper
ance lecturers in the state, held forth in
Durlev hall three nights last week The
attendance was very poor.
A young man named Baker, a painter
by trade, fell fpm the top of two-storv
building, Saturday, and, strange 10 note,
sustained no severe injuries.
1t is now a settled fact that we are To
have another,fair the hast of this month,
when, it is confidently expected, another
contest will: take : place, between Miss
Archer and Miss StiH.i-.~
Capt. James was out Yesterday col
Letting money on subscriptions To the
fair. Over eight hundred dollars has
been subscribed and paid in, and. the
captain captain, says a " rs ct sSr now is fair
Carl Hachiingfels, "a. handsome Ger
man baker, was arraigned before Mayor
Pickevill Cor practiejng equestrianism on
the sidewalk Sunday afternoon. Carl
contributed the Hice OF several glasses of
lager to the city 6asury.
Young McGauthey, of the Ohio
neighborhOod, this county, was arraigned
before his honor, Hodkins, yesterday, on a
charge of disturbing the peace last Sab
bath evening by discharging fire arms,
etc. He left last night So wiser.
Two youths named Davis and Hot
finger, aged twelve years each, procured a
gun and some ammunition and started
out i'm quest of their fortune 4 party
was started in pursuit, and they were
found Yesterday in the timber on Bear
creek and brought back home
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18
THE NEW SHOPS.
Work Will be Commenced at
Once-NeW Union
Depot.

Yesterday X. VI Peck. esq, master al
bridges and buildings on the Missouri
Pacific railway. was i'm the city lookins
after the interests of the company which
he represents He informed BAZoO repre-
sentative that the company would at cnce
commence the erection "i the machine
shoI,s, which was some months ago agreed
upon. The building agreed upon WAS to
hc ID hv loo feet. and of brick. The COM
panv will buili nf stone and brick and
make it ~ by 100, and will be erected
about 100 feet east of the present old
shops.
Within the next ten days-as soon a.
material can he moved. work will begin
and be completed at an early dav a. prac-
teal with the weather oi this season oi
the wear Ia contend with.
The old machine shop will be utilized
a. "a carpenter and paint shop.
The company at this one shop now en-
'plovs about $50 men. When the new
shop i completed about 30 men
will bc employed constantly. Many
mere * needed now, but there
l. no room L. work them. The working
force Al the old NJ. X " T. shops will be-
increased a. IL j. practicable on account oi
room.
Mr.. Peck speaks cncouraginglv nf the
building oi the New union depot and saws
IL will he built at an early day. The
great drawback L. buildin. IL this fall,
said Mr.. Talmage to a REPORTER Il lew days
ago, is orr inability Ia get help
Taking this into consideration, and the
pushing forward of the street ear line.
il looks like S,dalia is up and doing The
BAzno predicts that this autumn and win
Ter will he a prosperous one To- Sedalia ana
Central Missouri
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18
Wants to Meet Cricket.

4 B,zdo reporter had short talk with
Miss Nellie Archer at the depot yesterday
rs she was leaving Tor Green Ridge. her
home. She is extremely anxious To meet
Miss Still once more on the yellow sands,
and saws that she will beat the skiraing
Cricket or die trying. She obSer-ed that
the next race between herself and Miss
Still would he the most holly contested
one ever run in Missouri She wants Ia
ride the race here among her friends and
on the fine track at the park. The BAzoo
hopes that all those wishes will be graft
fed. Miss Archer was raised on horse
back; and this fact alone ought to enable
her to beat any lady rider whatever.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18
Married.

Mr.. James I. Glass. with the Main street
liquor house of James Glass. has PLAYED
it nicely on his friends here. He left
early last week for 81. Louis, ostensibly Ia
take in the fair-and it was fair, too.
hut fair sex.
Ii is now learned that on "Wednesday
last, at 81. Malica church, in the Future
Great, he was welded 10 Miss Fannie
Rooney. former resident of this city.
whose friends are legion, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. Father Zigler.
They are now off on their bridal tour
and will arrive in Sedalia ON Monday next,
when they will receive the congratulations
of all their acquaintance The best
wishes of the BAzoo are with them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18
Reynolds Held to Answer.

The preliminary examination OF Rev.
nolds, the alleged watch thief took place be-
lore Squire Fisher this morning Ed
wards, Reynolds pal, turned states evil
dence and gave the whole watch transac-
ton away. REYNOLDS was held in the sum
of $500 TO appear at the next term of the
criminal court. The case against Ed
wards was nolle pressed. Reynolds was
sent 10 Jail for want of bail
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18
Died.

Lucy Daily, infant daughter of Jno. y.
and Lucy Daily, died at 10 o'clock this
morning of cholera infantum. She was
two years and two weeks old and was a
winsome little creature.
The arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been completed, but il is probable
ii will not take place before Saturday.
Toll the hell softly
With kindly hand spread
Flowers Oh the coffin,
Baby i dead.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18
Taking Him Back.

An officer from Kansas passed through
the city this morning, having in charge a
negro named Jake Washington, whom he
was taking TO Leavenworth, where he was
recently sentenced to FIVE wears in the peni-
tertiary After having been sentenced,
Jake broke Jail and made his escape. He
was finally located at Syracuse, Morgan
county, this state. where he was captured.
He formally resided in this city and is a
iongh customer.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18
johnson, the RapiSt.

Geo. johnson, the taffy-colored coon
bound over by Justice Webber last Thurs
day for attempting to rape the person of
Katie Kelley, and who gave the con-
stable the slip on the pretext that he was
going to get his employer to sign his bond,
was collared by Officer Charles Holiday
last night and turned over to Sheriff Con-
ner. He is bad niger, and should be
made to suffer for his beastly crime.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18
SLIPPERY SUBERS.
They 60 into Early Decay and
Sell Out their Stock
Of Groceries.
One OF the Firm Gets Arrested
for Obtaining Goods Under
False Pretences.

The Suber Brothers came here a .ew
months ago and bought out J. Il. Cobine
who carried on successful trade in the
grocery and provision business The SUI
ters had sleek tongues, and their chic: alIn
seems 10 have been 10 get all they could oi
:, credit without any endeavor 10 pay.
Late Yesterday they sold out 10 Ramsey
* Hughes, who took possession TODAY.
Then came a rush of developments and
creditors. One dav last week. Geo. Subcr
enc of the firm, went to Courtney and got
TWO felt hats. He said he would take
them home. and if the hats suited him
and his brother he would keep them.
Later he sent "A note 10 Courtney bv the ne
gro saving he would keep the hats.
Courtney Immediately sent a bill and
returned the answer that he had no money.
Courtney then went himself and de-
manded the money or the goods Suber
then said the hats had been sent 10 the
country.
Subsequently Courtney made every effort
Ia get a settlement, but failed. and to-day
he swore out q warrant for his arrest
charging him with getting goods 10y false
statements.
Later he was arrested bv Deputy Barnett
who found him al his residence in the
southern part of the CITY, He WAS con-
viewed to Justice Clark's office, where an
other warrant of similar nature WAS read
20 him. This warrant was issued from an
affidavit made by Lewis kumm, of whom
he obtained a watch and chain and 4
ring.
Georges attorney Col. Snoddv, asked Tor
a continuance, when the prisoner was
II
and his bond was placed at $500. He
had failed 10 procure signers Tor the bond
when the BAZoo went TO press.
SMART PRACTICE
The deiunct firm Yesterday were ordered
hv Will Van Wagner, of the firm of Moses
4 Van Wagner Bros, To take some gro
reries TO his house, as the Subers owed the
Moses firm S22 This they did, and i'm
mediatelv come to the store and ordered
pair Of s. SHOES. Van Wagner would not
let them have the shoes without the
money. Geo. Suber then returned TO Mr..
Will Van Wagner's, got the goods, telling
the servant they were taken to the wrong
place. that they should have gone to Lon
Van Wagner's The goods were taken
back TO the store and not TO Lon Van
Wagner's.
WHOLESALE HATS.
The firm bought hats on credit as fol-
lows:
Mackev, Sept. 9Th, two hats, 50.
johnson Bros, Sept. 18th, one hat, 81.
VIM. Courtney, Oct. 3rd, two hats, So
Moses Il Van Wagner Bros, Sept 9th,
one hat So %, and Sept. 9TH, one cap, Sl.25.
This looks as if besides being in. grocery
business they were also going into the
wholesale trade of hats.
Billy We'll holds the bag TO the tune of
SO, having gone Oh the Subers' bond for
county license.
Curran & Fry, j. NJ Offield & Co,
Moses 4 Van Wagner Bros. and NJ. We'll
took out attachments for debt.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18
Death Of Mrs. Weldon.

Mas. Catherine Weldon, aged eighty
five years, died at the residence of VIM
Rovley, corner of Twelfth and Moni,eau
streets, Saturdao, and was buried at Nc
KEGS chapel, six miles southwest of Sc,
dalia- She had been i'll but six DAYS with
Inflammation Of the bowels. Three chill.
dren survive her.
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Answer This Question.

Why do So many people We see around
us seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miSera ole by Indigestion, Consumption,
Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coming up Of
the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 75c. we
will sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaran-
teed to cure them. Sold by your drug
gist
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18
Farm for Sale or Rent.

4 farm OF forty acres, six miles south
east of Sedalia, well improved, will be
sold for 5000 cash, or will rent lit one
year for 500 cash. 1t is supplied with
good buildings, an excellent living well of
water IN the dryest season, and good
range handy for stock. No richer land
can be found in this country. Come and
see or write. Address,
JOHN WINsLow,
S-l5w3ma Sedalia, Mo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18

1t is impossible for a woman after a
faithful course of treatment with Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, to con-
tinue to suffer with a weakness of the
uterus. Enclose a stamp to Mrs. lydia
r. Pinkhan, 233 Western avenue, Lynn,
Mass, for her pamphlets.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18

Every man, woman and child who
wants WOODEN goods of any description,
jeans, fannels, blankets, stocking yarns,
etc, and wants TO save big money in buy
ing, must go TO the Old Reliable Sedalia
Wooden Mills. 9-l:w2m
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S-l5w3nla

Some Springfield gentlemen, in order
to have good driving park and race
track at that city, have bought eighty
acres in and adjoining the southwestern
part of the city, for $4,000.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18

Jeans, fannels and inseys by the yard,
bolt or case, at the Old Reliable Sedalia
Wooden Mills 9-l3w2m
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-18

Three panthers were recently killed in
Scott county.
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Alexandrfa Oazettp
WEDNESDAY EyEN'e.. FEBRUARY %.

his Own SURGEON Quite q reu:srks b q in.
Stance OF Tho tCI,itUGn regro is related TO
have taken plscs st Lynchburs recently. II
appeara that few ysnrs sgo Jew named Frank
Helmbo'Z shot g. very young negro boy
whom he suspected Of robbing his til while he
(Heimboz) YVES keepirg some kind of notion
store near .he iGabe!l House IN that cte. TLe
bail struck the BOY and affected ;. severe wound
from wulch III, en.ira pai .H sis from ui.e side
Tes.l.ed Its boy suif:rc intensely q! times,
Yet .ttem pee TO rl"k, living, aad ns many
good reopie phi d his hepIcss conGi,io1 be
made 9 LIVING ~ I.e sale uI Cakes, Cunttc:itns
ind na,cnes. Last week during The abse,ce o.:
his T Othe7, he LudtrLuok And Accc u uiIsnec the
erli;u an QUESTION OF hie para!yZ,t foot with 8
small pH.kn!ip end = par OF s:lssCrs. Waen
found ne Was lHsenaio!n but the 1907 was utI u.
the stump VIZ, ppcd up IA AID ii papts
Bag such ~ is used ur ~rnptlnH confectionery.
Strange 70 relate she Ouy oe.,n 10 improve
forthwith and HIS suffered pu. little siuc, the
am yut..:U,.s
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Mail. EYn,e,,
Forth Rourd.

%s:!, South yard connects st Charlottesville
sitb Ctes s. Ohio L, e., East snd West s.
LyrcEhute, connects vita Atlantic, Miss, s
Ohio r. e., through South ~sst Virgins, 70
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and te1Gs--aIc at banviile with Richmond &
psnvile f. e, 20 South snd Southwest
E2prcss Southwark connects at Ghsrlot.es
vile TO Ill points on Chez y Ohio 4. T., snd
ct ,is.vile for ell points South East spd South
MINED TRAINS for Msin Limo leave 81.
eshndria asily, except Sunday, 8 0U q. m. and
Il &C m, and returning arrive at Alexandra
90 > =, anu So p. n.
FOX NAN ASSAS LINE leavs Wsshingto,
10 a. n. and Alexandris 7 81 q. NJ, daily
except Sunday, arrive At Strsshurg at II Is p. M,
conrectirg With the Valley Road East and
Wes~ Lssve StIssturg 2 30 p. M. arriving st
slaIsndris al 80 U. m.
MIXED TRAIN Fob MANASSAS DIV.
ISIOE leaves Alexandria daily, except Sun.
day, st 6 &c a. H., arriving at Straseurg at Us
p. m, and returning lesves Strssburg N 10
b. H.. arriving in Alexandria st 4S 2. m.
For M!iileSuTg, daily connection IL flsci
station.
For Urpsrville. regular connection at Del..
plane.
For WARRsNToN. leave Washington Al
Z lG II. IL daily.
ell trains make 5000 connections, at Wash.
inSt0n, to and from = orth and West
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington a
10 E. M. running through without change,
On Express train, leaving Washington a. IL Oh
p. m, Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair Cs,,
with eEs-s charge only Si.0O, through to
Eanvj;ls,
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
and Augusta, Ca, without change, on 10 "
p. m. train
Through tickets very low to the South sr1
South west.
MEHCEE SLAUGHTER ia
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EVRRI FRIDAY, y: y M; end returning,
leave Sew York, from pier 81, Ess. river, Ey.
cry SATURDAY, st o. clock g. N.
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j $}GIl GREAT 1880

L. - ~ :. = = IKhAI ,;1 w
70 THE NoSTH, VEST 8 soTTHwss7
DOUBLE Track,
,ss55,&#;ai RAILS, Splendid SCENERY
kAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Jsnusry 8, 1851.
Trains leayt Warrington from depot OF BAL
aer Of Sixth and stl acts, as follows:
For Fhiladelphla, New York and !heEsst and
IL 30 =. N. daily, except Sunday, and 2.3 and
1000 2. d daily, with Palace Cars. Linn.
TIED Expross of Pullman Psrlor Oars $780,,
an. daily, except Sunday For Philsdelpns
md III 50 =. N. daily, except Sunday, and
2 30, 5 do snd ~ y. m. daily
For eltlsburg and tina West 500 q. M, with
farior car TO PA!tsburg and Sleeping car to
Louisville and Chicago 1910 q. m. dsily;
9.3!i g. L. Dr. y. with Palace Car to Chicago
Fol EsnGndaigua and the North, sou ., m.
ssscoEt sunday ana 81 ?. m. 5sily, except
For Watkins, l0,4Q q, 10. daily s1cep! Sun.
day.
For baltimore, 6 10, 800. $50 and TO- 80 .. M.
239, 4 lC. As. SAC, $50 and 1000 p. m.
On Sunday, $40 and IT, 81 q. 10; 2.30. $40, 9.3U
snG loco .. III
Eo- Poras Greek Line, s d. q. m. and 4 40 pm
daily, except Sunday.
Sor Annapolis, 4 A 8, m. and 40 p. m. daily
except @uDdag.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For aieIaGdtls I w, I 70. 20 and II 70 8.
d., sad ~, 5, + ~, aud II 81 p. NJ. sun.
day at I, 6 20 hnd Ii 20 a. m. and y. m.
Trans leave AieIaGdrIs for Washington, sea
BIB, nd ~ =. La, and 90, 3, s, I, go
p. N. slG II night
On sunday 3. 8.u5, and l0a. m. and 100 and
g II p. III.
rHAQUGH TRAIN FOR THE SOUTH, via
Guantico and Richmond, will lesve Ale1sn.
d7'I "a; 7.2u and IL II 8. m. daily and 5 20 p.
n daIl uEcspt sunday.
Fast mail, leaving a. II II s. m, makes but one
stop, viz: u. Qusntico, between Alexandrls
aid Richmond.
Flckets and information can be procured 81
pT'n2ipa' railroad stations and ticket Offices
southeast. l.. P. WARMER
up ,,,, u,-, Gent. Passenger Agent
General Manager. noy29