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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-16

Joshua had no parents, at least the
Bible says he was the "son of Nun"
-Madisonville Times. W
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Iwfrc LYNCH I'm Georgia.
A wIrE-MURDERER AND HIS ACC0MPl
HANGED BY A MOB.

A wIFE-MURDERER AND HIS ACCOMPLiCE
HANGED BY A MOB.
An Atlanta, Ga, telegram OF the 18th
saws: On Tuesday morning last, In Miller
county, Joe Fulford, farmer, with the
aid OF Harry Bradley, q negro, brutally
murdered his wife, who at the time was
unable to turn herself IN bed. The negro
beat her over the head with club until she
was inscnsible. Then her husband chokcd
the remaining spark OF life out. Fulford
then hired his accomplce and another negro
named Reuben Robertson to haul the body
TO Spring creek. mile and half away,
and sunk il in the deepest part OF the
water. FuIford then reported her abb
sencc, and sought to create an impression
that she had committed suicide by drown
ing. The neighbors searched the country
all Tuesday evening and night. On we'd
nesday the body was found, having risen
to the surface of the water, and marks
were found upon her body bearing out the
facts given above. Fulford was arrested,
but denied bis guilt, and remarked that
he would not have his wife murdered
for five dollars. The two negroes were
then arrested on suspicion from some
language they were heard to use, and
| they made a full confession, giving the
facts as rected. A coroner's jury rendered
a verdict charging the three men with the
crime. A preliminary trial was bad nj
Colquit yesterday, and they were held for
murder. There was talk OF burning the
trio at a stake in the courthouse yard, but
wiser counsel prevailed. Between 10 and
IL O'Clock last night, however. Fulford
and Harry Brady were taken from the
Jail and hanged to a convenient timber
near the Jail. Their bodies were perio-
rated with bullets. Fulford's father is q
man of considerable means. and is respect
ed by his neighbors. The general senti-
ment of the country VIII approve the act
Of "Judge Lynch" since within two
wears two innocent women have been MUIR
dered in the same vicinity. In one case
two OF the guilty parties escaped punish
ment by breaking jail and fleeing the
country.
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CROM THE OLD WORLD.
: frrom the great london fEug.l rImc..l

Among the many specifics introduced 10 the pup
lie for the cure OF dyspepsia,
ments Of yarioas kinds, and as general FANNY
medicine. none have met with such genuine up
prcciation rs Hop Di,trs. introduced 10 u''s
country but comparatively short time SINCE ~
meet the great demand for a pure, safe, anu
perfect family medicine, they have rapidly IN
creased I'm favor until they arc without question:
the most popular and valuable medicine known.
Its world wide Is not due 90 the advertising
1t has received 10 Is famous by reason OF us ihne
rent virtues. IL does all ihat IL claimed Tor H. ~
discharges It's curative powers without any OF the
evil effects OF other bttcrs or medicine being per
fcctly safe and harmless for the most frail woman
smallest child, and weakest invalid to use. re"
are the homes indeed where the great discovery mas
not already been hailed as delyerer and welcomed
AS friend. II docs what others affect to do Com-
posed OF simple materials. II Is marvel OF neii-
cate and successful combination. Noth'hg u
wanting. Every ingredient goes straight 10 inc
mark at which II Is aimed. and never fails fica,
SAINT TO the palate. agreeable TO the stomach, anu
thoroughly effective a cure, II has won Tor itei'
the confidence Of ALL Times, London, Eng
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a Silent Ministry.
AN INCIDENT OF CINCINNATI THAT WILL FOR
EVER BE GREEN.
ICincinnati News Journal.

| cincinnati News Journai.I
In pottery factory here there is work.
man who had one small invalid child at
home. lie wrought at his trade with
exemplary fidelity, being always in the
shop with the opening OF the day. He
! managed, however, to bear each evening
to the bedside OF his Z" wee lad" as he cali
cd him, flower, a bit OF ribbon, or a
fragment of crimson glass, indeed anything
that would lie out on the white counter
pane and give color to the room. He was
a quiet. unsentimenta, man, but never
went home at night without something
that would make the wan face light up
with Joy at his return. He never said TO a
living soul that he loved that boy so much.
| Still he went on patiently loving him.
And by and by he moved that whole shop
into positively real but unconscious fell
lowship with him. The workmen made
curious little jars and cups upon their
wheels and painted diminutiye pictures
down their sides before they stuck them
in the corners of the kiln at burning time.
One brought some fruit in the bulge OF his
apron, and another engravings in rude
scrap-book. Not one of them whispered a
word, for this solemn thing was not to be
talked about. They put them in the old
| mans hat, where he found them, so he
understood all about it; and believe it or
not, cynics, as YOU will, but il is a fact.
that the entire pottery full of men, OF
rather coarse fibre by nature, grew quiet
as the months driited, becoming gentle and
kind, and some dropped swearing as the
weary look Oh the patient fellow-workers
face told them beyond mistake that tie
inevitable shadow was drawing nearer.
Every day now some did piece OF work
for him and put it on the sanded plank to
dry, so that he could come later and go
earlier. SO, when the bell tolled, and the
little coffin cane out of the lowly door,
right around the corner, out OF sight, there
stood one hundred stalwart workingmen
from the pottery with their clean clothes
on, most Of whom gave half DAVIS time
for the privilege OF taking part in the sim
pie procession and following to its grave
that small burden Of child which proba-
| bly not one had ever seen.
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Skill With the Pistol.


An old gentleman was talking with a
Tribune reporter yesterday about the re-
cent rifle match, and recalling the time
when he used TO catch up II pistol and
shoot through key-holes and knot-holes
without trouble. "You never saw Re-
corder IIackett shoot, did you!" said he.
"Well, he was a great pistol-shot. Men
used to hold up pennies between their
fingers for him TO knock out. His daugh-
ter was accustomed TO stand with lemon
on her head and her father would pierce
It every time. Mrs. Horace Clark, men,
Der of the Vanderbilt family, who was
STAYING at the house, once held the lemon
ms "A target for Mr.. Ilackett. One dav
Hackett and some friends were down on
Long Island at clubhouse, and Hack
eft was amusing himself by shooting
twigs of the trees. His father sat little
wav off reading a newspaper and smoking
cigar. Now said Hackett, 'see me
knock the ashes of his cigar He fired,
and the ball wbiZzed between the paper
and the cigar. The old man grumbled.
but sat rigid. Another shot Knocked the
! ashes clean of. That made the old gentle
man disturbed, and he called out ooh.
John, stop your fooling, can't yOu:'r
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FROM GERMANY.

hATZENBACIIr OF. GERMANY.l
August 2S, 1851.
Hop BitterS Company:
Dear Sirs,-I have taken your most precious es-
ence, Hop Bitters-and | can already. after so
short a time. assure you that feel much better
than have felt for months.
have had. during the course Of four years, three
times an Inflammation Of the kidneys. The last
in January, 1880, was the worst and took lot
of medicine to cure The same, In consequence of
which my stomach got terribly weakened. l suf-
fered from enormous pains had TO bear great tor
ments when taking nourishment. had slccpless
nights-but none of the medicine was of the least
use 10 me. Now, in consequence of taking Hop
Ditters, these pains and inconvenience have en-
tirely left me. have good nights rest, and am
sufficiently strengthened for work, while always
had to lay down during the day, and this almost
every hour. ! shall tkink It my duty TO recom-
mead the Bitters to all who suffer, for am SIRE
cannot thank the Lord enough that came across
your preparation. and hope He will maintain you
long time TO come for the welfare Of suilcril &
mankind. Yours very truly,
PAULINE HAUssLFR,
Gebr. ROsl0r,
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RICHMOND, Va, August IL, 1888.
.An E,iifor of The Ilisnnfch.

=
Dear Sir,-Will you as referee kindly an
xwer through your columns the following
When man Is thirty years old Is he COR
rect or incorrect I'm saying he has past his
thirty.hrst birthday, Your answer will
oblige "A CONSTANT READER.
1t Is not correct TO speak OF a mans
thirty-frst birthday. II Is the anniversary
of his birthday that Is meant. Aud as the
day on which he becomes thirty years old
Is only the thirtieth anniversary OF his
birth, II ought TO be called his thirtieth
birthday, II indeed II IS allowable 10 omit
the words anniversary Of" Eighteen
hundred and seyenty-six was celebrated as
the centennial anniversary OF the adoption
Of the Declaration OF Indepcndence-that
Is, the one hundredth year, not the one
hundred and first.
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POLITICAL NOTICE.

TO TIE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS or r,,y
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT C0NprIsiNGG
III, LII CITY OF MANCHESTER AND CORN.
FtE ES OF POwHATAN AND CHESTER
the Demoerat,c Delegates for the above I,ey,s.
~u's uistrict viii assemble In convention az ion
nln, ~ chesterfield county, on the Richmond and
gay OF August. $50. at ~ o'clock noon, 10 nom.
, xte Two candidates for the House OF Delegates
.rXin thc siia district. Each district and ward
wu se'ect delegates on the basis of one for every
nity votes cat for the two electoral Hancock tict
ets " ie6o. The city OF Manchester IA entitled IN
eh 1sIerales. fowhaian county to eight deiers ties.
ana Cneseraeid county 70 twenty -four deje9aies-
r. q. WARWICK. =
tpaniy superintendent OF Chesterfield county.
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guine Of being able, with the assistance OF
a similar club that exists at Roanoke city,
10 redeem the county. ,.,
The Coalitionists Of Giles and PULASKI
held n convention last Friday to nominate
A member Of the House. but failed TO do So
and adjourned over to the 3ist OF August
They could not agree upon a.candidae'
Each county had six delegates. The Giie,
delegates wanted Portcrfeld and Pulaski
wanted Harris, who is an oId-line Republi'
49,, ARAMINTA.
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BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 3 north Tenth street.

GALE BY AUCTION OF TWO NEW,
~ NEAT. AND ATTRACTIVE TWO-STQRG
FRAME DWELLINGS on THE WEST LINE
OF LAUREL BETWEEN BEVERLY AND AL
BENARLE STREETS.-At the request of the
owners we will sell by auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1883,
at o'clock +. NJ. the above truly desirable prop
erty. Each dwelling contains six nice rooms. and
are unsurpassed in convenience of construction
and design, and are exactly suited to the wants OF
families. Gas aud water on the premises; each
lot has front of 20 by depth OF l45 feet, TO an
alley twenty feet wide This IS move In the right
direction. Provided the owners are properly re-
warded in their efforts 10 supply IA long-felt want,
they VIII continue TO build houses OF the above de-
sign. I'm convenient localities, and far posi-
BILE supply long felt want among the ma jOrity of
our people. We ask all interested In the above en-
tcrprisc to lend their assistance by being present
on The day of sale.
TERMS. VIII be very easy. and made known at
the time of sale. CHEWING x ROSE,
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Fpou popTIrcAI AVN Spain,


Gentlemen, Though not In the habit OF praislng
patent medicines, which for the most part are not
only useless but injurious, have constantly used
Hop Biters for the past four years In eases of ind-
gestion. debility. fcebeness Of constitution, and In
all diseases caused by poor or bad ventilation want
Of air and exercise, overwork, and want of appe-
tiie with the most perfect success.
am the first who introduced your Hop Bitters
In Portugal and Spain, where they are now used
very extensively. Yours very truly,
BARON DEFoNTE BELLA.
Profession de Chemie ct dc Parmacie, Coimbra
University, .Colmbra. Portugal
Tau 9th. SaTu&wiml
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SHEFFIELD. ENG, june 7. Iss.

Sir.-Having suffered from extreme nervous de-
Jilft0 for IO pears. and having tried all kinds OF
medicine and change of scene and air without de-
irving any benefit whatever. vas persuid ed by a
friend to Try Hop Biters, and the effect am hap
py to say, was most marvellous Under these cir
cmstanccs | feel II my duty 20 give this tcsimO-
NAL for the benefit of Others iGay say am now
entirely well; therefore can justly and wits con-
10 call upoh inc. \ ours truly, HENRY HALL.
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AUCTION eALEs...rutuse Dogs.
BYE. n. Cook. Auctionecr'
"a Ninth street.


THE ELEGANT NEW HOUSEHOLD
L FURNITURE OF Mr.. l. WOLFOkD' VIZ, MY
LEAVES THE CITY SHORTLY, AT AUC-
TION.-On
THURSDAY THE 10TH INSTANT,
at 10 O'Clock, will sell, at the residence Oh ,ne
street, between First and Second sfreets' ''c
HOUSEHOLD FURNIruRE, consisting o,
i SUIT lseyen pieccsl BROWN SILK BROoA-
TELL PARLOR SET. trimmed very hahd-
8 FINE sLEEPY-uoLLow and FANCY
ps cHT FINE VELVET oTToMANs;
/ TENNESSEE MARBLE-ToP CENTRE-rA-
1 WHITE MARBLE-ToP CENTRE-TABLE; ,
/ EXTRA FINE CHAMBER SET !comp'eic) Oh
SOLID WALNUT, made by special order no
Q VERY FINE WALNUT CHAMBER Sci ;
ieompleicj with MARBLE SLABS ana
FRENCH. PLATE DREssERS;
I ORDINARY CHAMBER SET,
| V WA-SFFii FINE Ng BiaUPFTF'ETT with TENNESSEE
MAReLE-ToP and RENCH-PLA Il T.
l ELEGANT iNiT WALNUT ExTENsIoN-TABLE
ON PEDESTAL; u,r ,,rrr
Q LARGE ROCKING-C CHAIRS, set WANT
DINING-ROOM CHAIRS. 2 REAL EN..-
LiSH-BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS, IN
GRAIN CARPETS. 2 FANCY MATTlNGs,
i extra large CRUMB-CL0Tn. DVONW n
FEATHER BEDS, with PILLOWS - an a,irS So,, Q
STEERS to malch 9 pair BhANhEIS, 10
SHEETS and SPREADS. TOILET SITS, l
set CUSPADOREs, GLASSWARE, CHINA
CUTLERY, and KITCHEN UTENSILS; i
lot PRESERVES, &C., &c.
anii +. IS. COOK, Auctioneer.
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Z. s. CONSULATE, MANCHESTER, EXc.,


Ccntlemen,-Since writing Won Of the great BEN
eft had derived from taking Hop Bitters, gave
friend a bottle who had been suffering much from
dyspepsia and sluggish liver, and the change was
marvellous: he appeared another being altogether
lie Ind tried several other remedies without any
benefit. could name over a dozen other mlracu'
lous cures. ARTHUR =. nAhL'
Consular Clerk.
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FROM REV. j. c. BOYCE, VI. A.

OCTOBER 30. 1882.
Dear Sirs,-I have lately finished my first bottle
OF Hop Bltters. After having for many years suf-
fered dct.tely from rheumatic GoUt nEheritedl.
feel so much better, and can walk so much more
freely. should like to continue the use OF II.
write TO ask how many bottles You will let me have
for Il. so that may always have some In stock.
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NORWICH, Eng, June 20, 1852

To the HOP BiutTS company:
Gentlemcn,-IIaylng suffered for many years
from bilious ess. accompanied with sickness and
dreadful headache (being greatly fatigued with
overwOrk and long hours at bu,iness.l / lost III
energy. strength. aud appetite. ! was advised by Il
friend in whom had seen such beneficial effects TO
try Hop Btiers, AID few bottles have quite alter
ed and restored me 10 better health than ever. |
have also recommended IL 20 other friends and am
pleased to add with the like result. Every claim
YOU m Ike for IL | can fully endorse. and recon-
mend il as an incompatible tonic.
Yours faithfully, :. W. FIT.
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A FEW UNSOLICITED LETTERS FROM
THOUSANDS RECEIVED.

FHBRUARY 0, 1892.
have tried experiments on myself and others
with Hop Bitters, and can easily recommend them
as n pleasant and eficacious medicine. nave
found them specially useful IN cases Of congesio"
Of the kidneys, as well as in bilious derange-
m.nfs. Rev. J. MmSEI, NJ. A.,
Rector TO the Duke Of Edinburg
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AIEYANnnIA PA1AcH
LOyDOy. Eng. Anil rs. IsS.

LONDON. Eng, April Is. 1882.
| find Hop Bitters a most wonderful medica:
combination - healthful. blood-purifyng, and
engineering. can from analysis as well as from
medical knowledge, highly recommend them rs a
valuable family medicine.
BAEEARA WALLACE GOTHARD.
Superintendent
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Loxpox. Eng. September ]. 1852.

am pleased TO testify to the goods effects of vour
Hon Bi;ters. Have been suffering long time with
severe pair In the left side and across the loins and
having tried number of so-callcd remedies with
out any benefit, am glad to acknowledge the great
relief have obtained from your medicine.
CHARLES WATSON.
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st. Mary's, the most progressive of the
smaller London hospitals. has recognized
electricity, after long struggle, as an ac-
eepled scientific medical agent by appoint.
ing DR.. De Wattovlle physician to the new
acknowledgements department.
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COLCHESTER. Eng. August ls. 1882.

Gcnilcmen.-I was troubled with Il very bad form
of indigestion for n long time. and tried many
things IN vain until got some Hop l;iters and on
taking was quite cured, ana remain so lid this
time. II Is now three months ago Since was bad.
+. BELL.
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FROM GUILD IRELAND.
DUBLIN, November %, 1882.

Hop Buffers Company:
Gentlemen,-You may be interested to learn that
one of the most eminent judges on the Irish bench
"a customer Of mne highly approves Of your Hep
Bittcrs. having received great benefit from their
use. I. I. HOLMES, Chemist.
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POLITICAL.
DOLITICAL NOTICE.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE
SIXTEENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

SIXTEENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT:
Inc Democratic Delegates for the city of Man.
chester and the counties of Powhatan, GoochIand
and Chesterfield, constituting the sxteentS ua,,
toriai district will assemble In convention n,
ladders Adventure. In Goochland county. on the
Richmond ana Allegheny railroad ON ri ESi,aVS
the 2Sth day of August. sS3 .-at 2 O'Clock noon
~ nominate a candidate for tie Virginia Senate
ior ue Sixteenth Senatorial district Each distr,ct
snd ward Will select delegates on the basis of ono
.or every hfty votes cast Cor the two eecfors,
cocn tickets In 1850. The city of Mancbester is
si@nt 70 Ten delegates, Powhatan county 10
cighs delegates. Goochisnd county 10 nine deIe,
gates. A WSSI, I'LL ,seu uele-
county superintendent OF Goochiand county.
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FREIGHT.

Freigb: received daily tor Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Smlthhcld, and Hampton; Washington, ID. C.. !;
Newbcui, Washington, aud TarbOrO', y. c.. and
all points in Eastern North Carolina; also, for
Eastern shore of Virginia, old Point and al regu-
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. l.. b. TATUN,
jy l3 Superlntpndent.
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LONDON. Eng. February l. 1852.

CONDEMNATION years / have been sufferer
from kidney conn plant. and from using your Hop
Ritters am entirely cured. and can recommend
them To all suffering from such disease.
WILLIAM IIAKRIS,
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GALE OF $500 ACRES OF LAND IN
- CHARLOTTE AND MECkLENBCRG.-As
commissioners of the Circuit Court Of Mccklcn-
burg we will sell 10 the highest bidder. nj public
auction. at GAINESVILLE, Charlotte county, Va, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1883,
commencing at | | o'clock \. NJ. what are known
rs the "B ARNES LANDS" including the town of
GAINESVILLE.
They are divided into 80 TRACTS Of from 20
to 1900 acres. and contain I'm the aggregate about
$500 acres, all lying contiguous 10 each other,
and having upon them valuable improvements Of
every kind.
gainesville IS nine miles from Roanoke station,
Richmond aud Danyille railroad, and seven miles
from Chase city, Richmond and Mechlcnburg
railroad.
This sale offers rare opportunity for securing
good homes, or forinycstment.
For tut her information. terms. &C.. see posters
or apply To WILLIAM Y. ATKINS,
WILLIAM f.. HOMES.
an 9-2tawtds Commissioners, BOydtou, Va.
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by sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
11Os Main street.
AUCTION SALE OF EIGHT BEAU
TIFUL AND VERY
DEsIRABLY-LOCATED BUILDING LOTS,
SITUATED ON
EAST BROAD AND GRACE STREETS,
IN THE
PRETTIEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE POR-
TONS OF CHURCH HILL.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10. j

At the request of the executors Of Joseph IT..
Crenshaw. deceased. shall offer for sale at pub
&c auction. on the premises, ON
THURSDAY, AUGUST l6, 1888,
at o'clock p. VI. the LOTS located rs above four
of which front on The north side of Grace. corner
Of Twenty street two on the south side Of
Grace between Twenty-eghth and Twenty-ninth
streets. one ut the southwest corner of Broad and
Twcnty-seventh streets. and one on the south side
of Broad between Twenty-siXth and Twenty-sev-
wide ALLEYS.
These lots are truly very desirable. and are de-
cidcdly the pretticst lots IN that portion of the
city. Persons wishing To invest in first class pro-
pcrty should attend the sale.
TERMS: At sale. SUTTON K CO..
AUG AuctiOnCcrs.
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A TLANTIC CITY:
EXPRESS TRAINS ARE RUN THROUGH
WITHOUT STOPS IN 90 MINUTES,

CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD, from
station foot Of Vine street;
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, from station foot
or Market street.
Passengers from Washington Will take the
through trains of the Baltimore and Potomac rail
road to Philadelphia, and arrive II the new Broad
Street station of the Pennsylvania railroad, where
Union Transfer coaches connect direct 10 the sta
lions of the Camden and Atlantic aud West Jersey
railroads.
For through tickets. baggage-checks, and full IN
formation, apply follows: ,. W. CARRIER.
1000 Main street. and station Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad, corner Eighth
and Byrd streets, Richmond, Va.
j. X. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES F. PUGH, General Manager.
ip A-fAnlh