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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-02

John M. Steele and NJ. Block LEFT for Van
covers Island, in Puget Sound, by last Sat-
urday's p. m. train. They will go by the
Central Pacific to San Francisco, and thence
by steamer up the Pacific coast. Mr.. Cash
Henderson presented Steele with splen-
did and complete trout fishing tackle, rod,
reii, book Of fys, hooks, etc., costing fifty
dollars. Mr.. Block does not expect to ever
return to this State. That John N. will
wander back here some day we feel assured
although il may be many years hence. The
Board OF Trade passed series Of resolu-
tons regretting his step, but commencing
him to the people Of his new home. His
kind, genial face, aud familiar portly form
will be missed every day, and by many for
long time, and everybody said good bye
with regret.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-02
ACRE PLAfS.
Fine Resident Lets Psr Sale.

Mr.. VIM. Greiffenstein offers for sale on
reasonable terms and fair prices. number
OF resident lots, each containing full acre
Of ground. For particulars call on him or
j. II. Steele. 4-u
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-02

The American Farm and Home Cyclopa-
dia-just what the farmer, stock raiser.
gardener and fruit raiser need-can be seen
and examined at my Office and, il desired,
purchased. NJ. c. MCLAIN,
State Agent.
Office in U.S.Land Office Building, Wich-
ita, Kansas. 43-u
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-02

Z. L.WOOUCQCk,
s.hss.iSss = 49, 8 is'sss Z = - -
~ e 1uoy. -. !. -. D0DD1y.
ln66E.l : Csunag Csih-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-02

Mr.. J. A. Miller always remembers US
with some Of his fine fruit His home on
the east side Of the city is endowed in fruit
trees. He brings US specimens Of his Ear
~ Troth peaches, weighing six and half
and seven ounces each. They are de-
lightiul peach. probably the best that Is
produced In the valley.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-02

Travelling statesmen are Of the unanimous
opinion that the business house, or sales.
rooms, Of Biting Brothers, Of this city, is
the finest establishment In the State Of
Kansas. The two floors Of the mammoth
clothing establishment contain 7,5G0 square
feet, both the upper and lower floors being
2Ix140 feet each. The show windows are the
largest in the State being furnished with
immense French plate mirrors. The Sec
ond floor is reached by both an elevator
and by fine central stairway which divides
and reaches opposite landings. On the
halfway platform is arranged huge mir
ror so that from the lower floor the whole
Of the upper floor and itsgoods are brought
into sight. 1t is unique as well as tasty.
The cash desk is of carved walnut sur
mounted by fine cornice and clock. The
many counters OF both floors, as well as the
shelving and show cases upon either side,
are piled full of gents furnishing goods in
Guiding all sorts Of staple wear and novel;
ties. Il is truly the palace clothing house
OF the west, and 1t will pay any citizen to
look through it whether he desires to pur-
chase or not.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-02

Mention was made last week OF ID. L.
0resn's wonderful performances OF thresh-
Ing and delivering, from his farm. three
thousand two hundred bushels OF grain.
This was done in two days instead Of q
week, - we had t. 1t was feat that
challenges the best efforts Of the biggest
fnrners in the State.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-02
MOUNT HOPE.

II is not all hope out at Mt. Hope, but a
good deal OF satisfactory realization. That
place has been connected with Burton by
telephone. The new Mt. Hope Methodist
church has spire sixty feet high. Our
correspondent says wheat is threshing out
all the way from 20 to 80 bushels per acre.
Oats 80 bushels and upwards. One man,
from Is acres, threshed $50 bushels, or a
fraction over 100 bushels to the acre. A
livery stable is one of the late acquisitions,
and the Kansas Lumber Company are put
ting in yard.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-02

See notice Of old bridge lumber for sale.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-02

Next morning after the great rain. Of last
week, the country was alive with toads,
and moving In q northeast direction, and
all the street bitches and little ponds about
the city were alive with minows which
some declared TO be perch. others bass,
sim others salmon. Did il rain them down
Our fellow-citixen, George Harrington,
who has invented anumber Of useful things
Of late, is now out with device for deiiv-
ering milk, groceries, ETC., from the wagon
TO the kitchen door. There is no bell ring
Ing or travelling. The Seisasife Amsricaa Of
last week fully illustrates an praises the
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-02

Mrs. Catharine Russelps presentation of
the musical drama, Cinderella, last week
was greeted by a large and appreciative
audience. The Opera House was crowded
with her friends, and her class acquitted
themselves in such q marked and successful
manner that an almost universal desire was
expressed that same night for its repetition
to which she agreed. 1t will be on the
boards again this Wednesday evening, with
alterations and improvements. and no
doubt will be just rs unanimously and
warmly greeted rs upon the first night.
Among the large number necessary for the
presentation of such drama there were
no failures, while there were many happy
hits
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-08-02

Collins Ague Cure not only breaks up
chills and fever at once, but it removes the
morbid bilious secretions, thoroughly
cleanses the system and permanently cures
the disease. 1t Is the grandest anti-bilious
remedy and liver regulator in the whole
field OF medicine. Price, 30 cents; every
bottle warranted. Sold by all druggists.
S. Thomas Jones, contractor and build
er; also sash, door and blind
Main street, 8 doors south OF the Occidental
Hotel, Wichita, Kansas. 43-1y
We have a few fine, pure-blooded Buff
Cochin cockerels to sell at one and two
dollars each. Lawrence avenue, I'd house
south of Douglas, Wichita Kansas.
2-tf BALDWIN & Son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-08
Carry Me Back 10 Old Virginia.
| Washington Critic.l


The Critic was seated the other evening
in the famous "Gold room" OF the Man
haitian Beach Hotel, Coney Island, with q
few good fellows, among whom was Z. 5.
Gilmore, the leader Of the great Gilmore
band, General Thomas J. Brady, and
James W. BOSler. The conversation turned
on the music furnished by the band
at the evening concert, Just over.
beauties OF my Maryland" as rem
dered few minutes before, and re-,
marked that he thought it the finest thing
he had ever heard. General Brady thought
" Marching Through Georgia" suited his
voted that " Suwanee River led the list.
This brought TO Professor GilmOre's mind
a little incident connected with plantation
melodies that happened during the war,
which he proceeded to relate in his own
peculiar style, which the Criticcannot hope
to initiate. Said he:
just before the war, in 1860, our band
was down in Richmond in camp with the
famous Richmond Blues. We were there
long enough to become well acquainted
and quite popular with all the members OF
the company, and had a splendid time.
Shortly after the breaking out OF the war,
our band was present at the taking Of Ro-
anoke Island, at which place, among other
prisoners, the Blues were captured. was
standing at the head Of the band, watching
the prisoners being mustered, when Con-
federate soldier stepped up TO me and said,
why, Gilmore are YOU here?' | recOg-
niZed him as one Of my Richmond acquain-
tances, a member OF the Blues. depressed
my surprise at his presence also, when he re-
piled. Yes, our whole company is here
captured, waiting TO be mustered for eX-
change-here they come now Sure
enough, up marched the company in front
Of the mastering officer. As they pass our
band saluteS, and remarks were passed be-
tween us, and as they were mustered for
exchange, and started to march off, an inSpi-
ration strucK me, and l put my cornct TO
my lips and struck up, Garry Ne Back to
Old Nirginny.' The appropriateness of
the air to the occasion struck every one at
once, and do not think ever saw more
enthusiasm over apiece OF simple melody
in my life."
Many more anecdotes followed which,
should they find place in the Critic Abroad,
would be interesting reading.
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A bride I'm "a House.
BEING or ROMANTIC BENT, SHE WORE TRoU-
sERs AND WORKED AS A wOODCHPPER.
fNlctoria Post

BEING or ROMANTIC BENT, SHE WORE TRoU-
sERs AND WORKED AS A wOODCHPPER.
Victoria POST
About six or seven weeks ago the steam
ship from san Francisco brought num-
Der OF hands for the railway works at Yale
Among the number were two who seemed
TO lie much attached 10 each other. The
elder was mn Of about sixty. quite plain
In appearance, but evidently well-educa-
ted gentleman The younger appeared to
De about sixteen years of age, with Il re-
markabiy winning face, wearing q large hat
drawn we'll over his eyes, small hands and
natty little feet. With the party these two
left this city for Yale and imme-
diately commenced work on the
road, the supposed boy doing his
share Of the saving and chopping with
the rest and gaining many friends
by his gentle and unobtrusive manners.
After about ten or twelve days the elder of
the two friends became sick, and he had TO
De removed TO the hospital, where be was
followed and nursed by his devoted little
companion The medical attendants soon
discovered. however that the supposed
youth was a young lady and the wife OF the
SICK man. She WAS immediately taken TO
tne Rouse ot lady residiSg at Yale, where.
a''er uiseafding her masculine attire and
assuming more betting garments, she dis
closed the fact thai with Ser husband She
.au e'oped from San Francisco, where her
iather and stepmotber resided. They had
objected to her choice and xanted her 10
accept the attentions VI a mar she dislsked
Her lover persuaded her TO leave home.
and after being married they took the
steamer Tor Nictoria--the Young wife dis
gulscd as boy to elude pursuit.
The enthusiasm and admiration OF the
rough men with whom the young lady
worked knew no bounds when they learned
that their quiet little companion was girl, |
and that she had endured the hardsbips OF
camp life la order 10 be near her husband. |
The husband returned TO San Francisco 4 !
fortnight ago, leaving his wife with some
lind friend at Yale. Having secured :,
Iouse and furnished II. be wrote for bis
Dung wife 10 come, and the brave little lady
rived down by the steamer II. p. Rithei.
he sailed for San Francisco on the Dakota
DIN her husband.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-08
FAIRNESS HOTEL. HAMPTON, VA.

Situated IN the fourishing town OF Hhmp'Dh,
three miles from Fort Monroe convenient 10 tne
depot Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, oo,i ,
Meeting with all lines North, South. ana c-t. an
the steamers Of the old Dominion Stca!hsnhhP
Company. offers superior accommodations 70 vs. VS.
itors. Elegant rooms. Every comfort ,nPasaS'
$50 guests. Table frst-class. embracing e'e''
luxury which Tidewatcr Virginia Affords.
TERMS: ~ and ~ so per dsy. Speciai 'er"s
for weekly or monthly bOarders. -, .
endeayors win aiways be- emplOyed 10 secure the
comfort Of those who favor me with tbeir paiIy9,n
age. Telegrtph-oilice In hotel. Electrlc Deils.
Carriages to Old Point and depot. Stages c'ei'
g. 1-on, j. j. BARNES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-08

by Jno. f.. Laughton. Dr., Auciioneer'
1905 Maiu street.

BY Jno f. Laughton. Jr., Auctioneer'
1905 Maiu street.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN EYE ne
III NITURE. ROSEWOOD. I.oDDppn1s
PIANO, PARLOR FURNITURE cA"r Hi''
&C.. AT AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY THE 9TH INSTANT
Mt 10 O'Clock will sell mt the residence OF ON o
family, who are removing from the city, ~ - -
south Fourth street, near bamOlcs mn VIZ
UOIisFIIOLD FUR NlTURE. consisting OF
I ROSEWOOD CASE 7-OCTAyE PlANO' al
instrument Of good tone; nan
| suit Of FIVE WALNUT ClT1-MADh an"
LOR CHAIRS In Red Rep:
I GREEN REP PARLOR SUIT,
uAIR-CIOTH SOFAS and CHAIRS. NH,
FANCY FOLDING PARLOR CHAIRS In Plush
MARBTt-ToP PARLOR TABLES, HAT
ppinisSFf.I,s and THREE-PLY CARPETS,
OAK EXTEN SION DtNING-TABLE,
SiDFROARD. CHINA PRESS,
I ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUIT. a,,o-, ,,,ns,
uSRBI, E-TOP BUREAUS and WAshSIhNDS'
I h%TIOUE SECRETARY and BOOk-CAsE:
I TIsXcEfLENT No. o BEST" COOhlNG-
sTOVE and UTE NSTLS,
KITCHEN FURNITURE generally.
IA JNO. f. LAUGHTON, JR..
o,e AuctiOneer.
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FINE HOGS FOR SALE
WATCHES, JEWELRY. x.c.
~ LUMSDEN d. Sun, so
s23 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA. ~
FINE WATCHES AND JEwELRY,
DIAMONDS AND sILyERwARE.
je 27-eOd3m
COURT ORDERS.
IN CUMBERLAND CIRCUIT COURT
~ MAY TERN, 1888:

NCMbEhLAND CIRCUIT COURT.
y ~ MAY, TERN, 1888:
against
Eugene Martin and Other heirs of Elijah Glover,
deceased. V'''
IN CHANCEgY.
IL Is ordered that this cause he referred 10 one
OF INC commissioners OF tins court TO ascertain,
and report: ~ 0'' '''i
l." Who are tie legal distributes of the estate
M Elijah Glover, deceased, and entitled TO the
itnd now under the control Of the court
= The names and number OF the children Of
FRANCES Iatum: who had iniermarried with j. F.
observation-disclosures from decree
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, July "a. 1883.
Al persons interested Ia the estate NJ said ELL
Jan GLOVER, deceased, are hereby warned 10
appear before me at The clerks ONCE OF Cnmber-
lahd county. Va, ON TUESDAY the 2Sth of An
gust. 1858. 10 show cause. ir any they can why
The fund under the control OF the court shalt moi
be paid over 10 the petitioners. j. w. Boafwright
anG W. A. Boatwright, 10 the extent or the Interval
Of said Frances Ta'um In said fund
And all persons interested in sid estate are
warned O. furnish. AZ said time aud place, evil
ience OF their interest therein.
JOHN o. REYNOLDS,
V27-W4w Commissioner In Chancery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-08

William Goldsmith. Auctioneer.
1914 Main street.
DEREMPTORY TRADE-SALE ON
i THURSDAY MORNING, August eTII, OF
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. CLOTHING,
CASSIMERES, HOSIERY,
TABLE CLOTHS, BED-SPREADS,
TOWELS. NAPKINS, &C., &c:
sale without reserve Dealers will find II ia Their
advantage { } attend this sale. 49,, ,.-.,,,,,,
WILLIAM GOLDSMITH.
auS.It AuctiOneer.
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The elegantly rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL
CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.


Freieb. received daily tor Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Smithicld, and Hampton; Washington, -. G.;
NewbcrE, Washington, and TarOor1', y. c., and
ali points I'm Eastern North Carolina; also, for
Eastern shore of Virginia, Old Point. and all rcgU-
lar landings on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. l.. q. TArIM.
is l3 Superintendent.
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RAILROAD aSNgs.


~ 8. III .y.!,Sss es,ssss
A TLANTIC-COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
IN EFFECT JULY :, 1883.
LEAVE RrcHNoSD-souTHwARD.
1871 A. 81. daily. connecting for Nor K. RAJ
leigh, Charleston, savannah, and Flo
rida. stops nc Drewry,s Blur Cea-
tralia. and Chester. Pullman sieopo,
New York 10 savannah.
$50 r. VI. FAST NAIL, daily, connecting fos
Charleston, savannah. aud Florida.
This train makes no local stops Pull
man sleeper Washington 20 charleston.
COS 7. VI. ACCOMMODATION, daily tcxcep.
Sunday.
6.5s A. ". freight. daily Except Sunday.
s:tss e. q ~ " sunday excursion.
LEAVE RG-NohTHwARD-FROM AP-
POHATTOX DEPOT.
ass A. VI. FAST NAIL, dally. Naks-i no loca
stops. Sleeper Charleston 90 Wash-
73OAM ACCOMMODATIONS, daily Cexcep,
S:27P. NJ. daily Stops a. Chester. Ccntrslia
ana Drewv's Blul Pullman sleepc
savannah . New YORK.
5;0s I. VI. freight. daily Except sunday.
rs: :Ss a a. " " sunday excursion.
All daily passenger trans make close connection
at Richmond for an points north. east. and west.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUTE 10
Leave Richmond II:Si A. N. daily. Arrive Sor-
fo.k4PM
leave Norfolk I948 p. 81. daily. Arrive Rich
'' J.R. KENT Y, Superintendent.
I. VI. EMERSON. General Passenger Agent.
sol. HAAS. Traffic Manager. W
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Schedglc
commencing JULY :. 1888;
GOO A. NJ, leaves Byrd-cFeet station daily siop1
only at Milford aud Frederick ,hurg.
Sleeper from Jacksonville To Wash
IngtOn.
lI:lO A. ~. leaves Byrd-Street station daily lcN-
ccpt sundays.
44sP. 81. leaves Byrd-strcct station daily.
sleeper from savannah 10 New York.
11:l3 A. NJ. arrives At Byrd-stTeet station daily.
sleeper from New York - savannah.
2:4I +. NJ. arrives ~ B'rd-strcct station tally;
stops At tredeucSahurl, Milford. ana
Junction. sleeper from Washington
90 Jacksonville.
GAS L N. arrives At Byrl-Sirect station daily
except Snd>Ysl.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS:
G:23 4. NJ, leaves Eiba; arrives ~ Ashland r.
1913 A. Il. Stops 30 Hungary.
400 /. NJ. accommodation; leave. Broad-~rt.t
station; arrives AZ Ashland 90 5.u1
+. ".
7:2s z. ", leave. Elba; arrives % Ashland q,
SOS =. VI Stops a. Hungary.
6:OJ AM. arrives at Eiba; leaves Ashland a.
5:2S 4. NJ. Stops al iluulary.
S.35 4. NJ, accommodation; arrives az ErDIl-
stree station; leave A-hlandat 1.tG
CHOP. NJ. arrives az Elhs; leaves Ashland 80
J:3t L VI. stops al Hungary.
C.A.1ANLOR. General Tickcl Agent.
+. r. ID. MYERS, General Superintendent.
DUCHMOND AND DANTiLLE RAIL
Ab ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED Schedules
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-08-08
By Grubbs & Appers0n,
Real Estate AuctiOnecrs,
No. 8 north Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
/ STRIP OF LAND on NORTH SIDE OF
GRACE BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
STREETS.-Bv virtue Of trust-decd 10 me from f..
A. lsbcll and wife dated 4th January. 1879. and
duly recorded, will sell. on the premises, on
SATURDAY., AUGUST IL. 1883,
at 81 O'Clock =. NJ, the STRIP or GROUND re-
ferrcd to above. fronting about "a feet and run
ming back about | 10 feet between the bricd DWELL
inPs Nos 3 10 and 3l2.
TERMS: Cash. j. l.. APPERSON,
Trustee.
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BY II. J.. Staples & Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1lO3 Main street.

By III. j., staples 'oi
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
HOB Main street.
SALE OF THE FARM
4 KNOWN As" RAVENS WOOD SITUATED
INPOWIIATAN COUNTY. VA" CONT AIMING
53fI ACRES, BY AUCTION.-By virtue Of
certain deed Of trust executed 10y Wilton :. Mosby
and wife. dated 18th September. 1882, and duly
recorded In Powhatau County Court clerks office
default having been made I'm the payment of one
Of the notes therein secured. and beng so re-
qured by the beneficiary. shall sell, In front OF
the post-Oiiice. in the city of Richmond,on
FRIDAY, AUGUST II, 1888.
at o'clock z. NJ, the TRACT OF LAND de-
scribed I'm the said deed. upon which there Is
very comfortable and convenient dwelling and all
necessary out-buldings.
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay the expenses OF
sale and 10 pay OF aud discharge a note Of SS5,
due lG-l9th March. 1883. and upon the following
credits: $50 payable 16-l9th september, 1883 :;
Ss5 PAYABLE t6-l9th March. 1854: So PAYABLE
lG-l0th September, 1884 : 49, payable 16-l9th
March, 1885; Sl.7S5 payable lG-l9th septem-
her, 1885, and the residue. If any. upon such
terms as may be announced az the time Of sale.
II. l.. STAPLES, Trustee;
VI. G.. STAPLES, Trustee.
II. L. STAPLES & CO.. Aucti0ncers. au7
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A TLANTIC CITY.

"A
EXPRESS TRAINS ARE RUN THROUGH
WITHOUT STOPS IN 90 MINUTES,
VIA
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD, from
station foot Of Vine street:
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD, from station foot
OF Market street.
Passengers from Washington w,ll take the
through trains of The Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road to Philadelphia, and arrive Al 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 III
formation, apply Is follows: . ". CARRIER,
1000 Main street. aud station Richmond, trede-
ricssburg and Potomac railroad, corner Eighth
aud Byrd streets, Richmond, Va.
j. X. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES +. PUCu, General Manager.
"a al u1
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7 b.. WATKINS. 722 EAST MAIN
%. STREET. to extend BIS trade and EMPLOY his
teams i'm summer. offers buycrs-nOtably cash
every grade of FL At close rltes-say GAS and
MINED COKE. HARD ana SOFT COAL: DAN.
HICKORY .andPINE WOOD, "a load SAWED for
$500 4 call or mail or telephone (3l2) order
from every one. Motto: No fuel cash 10 20 ont OF
Office unspcnt. Bring IL and tryit. nv 2G-eod3m
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And ALLEGIANI
a. RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS
IL tftElIJLNE II. l--H.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
1929 A. NJ. MAIL daily. except ,upfayl. for
Lyuchburg, Lexington, and clifton
f0lgc connecting at yncbhurg with
Nirsu ga Midland railway Tor an
pollt. north, and Norfolk and West
ern railroad for Knoxville. Chat
tsnoogs, Atlanta, Nashville, Louis
vile. Mem hls, New orleans, and an
point ~ the SOUTH, southwest. and
IeNN. sleeper Lyurhburg e. New
Orleans aud Memphis slfuout
change. Arrives Lyn hburg 1855
j. VI, arrives Lexington, 5:O5 u.
400 z. NJ. &CcoMMoDHTioN daily y'I lS1cepi
sunday between Richmond aud
SrOttsyie.
s:50P. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS daily except
sunday between Richmond,
Lyarhburx. Lexington. and Cutton
gorge. Runs 90 Lyuchburg aud
Natural Bridge only on saturday
500 A. NJ. SUNDAY EXCLUSION between
Richmond and ~cottsNillc; stopping
az all intermediate stations.
ARRIVE KltHMOND.
s:35 +. Vi. MAI. daily Except sunday.
1915 a. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily except
sunday.
1920 A. NJ. NOM EXPRESS daily except
sunday.
7:SO PM SUNDAY EXCURSION.
CONNECTIONS
Al Richmond with associated railways for all
points South, and Richmond. Frederick sbgrg aud
Potomac railroad for al points North.
Sic>piRg-cdr attached % Night kypress ~
LVRctburQ and LeriEq'oa. Berths 81 to Lynch
burg. and sl.25 10 Lexington.
Mail trains stop twenty minutes az Nald,u3
Adventure Tor breakfast and sapper.
y. ;. BARBOUR,
lc ~ General Passenger AGENT