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Bullion Received.

The stage from Tuscarora last
evening brought down six bars of Nav
ajo bullion weighing sos pounds; the as
say value OF which was $l2,2 50. 1t
was forwarded 10y Wells, Fargo Il Co., to
the Bank Of California this morning.
,<.---
The following items are from the Reno
Journal of yesterday;
John McVey was hobbling around on
crutches yesterday, the effect Of having
run into a bnrbed wire fence.
An insane man named Raymond.
from Mason Valley, was taken 70 the
Nevada Insane Asylum last week.
John Singleton, who keeps n saloon
on the east side OF Virginia street, had
a stroke of paralysis on Saturday, and
has been unable to speak since.
II is probable hat c. n. Noteware
and wife Of Carson, will be appointed
Superintendent and Matron of the Or
phans' Home, No better appointment
could be made.
Some Of the farmers on the meadows
picked up an insane man yesterday and
took him to the Asylum. DR.. Hogan
and Judge Boardman went down and
made the necessary examination and
committed him to the Asylum.
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TUrLr ErroRrs AZ pE1ENsz.
lSsu fs,k 1In-.I

tN- A1A @-
Ihere IL one thing ceItsln about the
candidacy Of Mr.. Bi.ine. 80 hE a. the
single incident OF the Liitie Rock aud
fou Smith Railroad transaction i. con-
crrned. those ~LD support the candidate
u make M their mind TO carry that
load and reeonci- it to their eoRscieaces
as bes; they may. The facts a.e 50 plain
apd 80 clearly established thai al efforts
~ defense are utterly futile. Although
the facts have been repeatedly stated in
the Las; two months and the proofs pre-
sen;ed in u manner that cannot fail to be
convincing 10 any inind open 10 coayic
ton, we are constantly in receipt Of de-
mRnis FOR proof OF this or tina; detail in
the statements. We have paid no atten-
ton to these, for thg reason that it Is
useless 30 ntteinpt to convince H.eE
against their viii, and everybody who
an read the plain statements Of the case
that have Leeu repeatedly made, ard still
ask foE proof is beyond the reach Of en-
lightenment. 1t is only necessary TO re-
state the points in the p!ainest way TO
annihilate any defense that can be made.
Tie ugly facts are there. They cannot
be wiped out. The real question nlus
De facrd, and that Is simply whcthe. Mr.
Blaine, being the man the transaction
showed him to BE-, is worthy the uni
dence and support of the American peo-
pie, or whether the standard OF the
American people hes sunk so los that
they will choose such q a foG the po-
si;ion Of highest trust in the Republic.
Dcfenses on this particular point ere
worse than iutile-they are damaging.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

john L. Cheney ana S. c. Wright Of
the Nevada team were injurcd on Sunday
at Carson by the explosion Ola cartridge
which they were forcing into the brccch
OF a rifle with a mmrod. Chcney's face
and hands were burned and HIS ri int eye
s%curchcd, though not seriously. wright's
arm was cut 10y u fragment Of tho cart
ridge shell.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

Chicago Tclcgram-Judgo Advocate
General Swain, has had his case put or
until after the Presidential election. or
COURSE ~ expects to be whitc-washcd.
Burnside, has had lis case continued
also. In fact, Il has become 80 that any
government official with influence can
rob the government aud have the courts
manipulated 10 suit himself.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

The lrics; ua,ss,i uus OF prominent
Republicans to Cleveland, reported 10y
telegraph, are U-Guycnor Hamilton
Of New York, Francis \ Walker, Su.
P"crintendent Of the Census, and ncnia-
min Bristow, cx-Sccrctury Of the Treas
ury. These have lccn recognized as
leaders in the Republican party, and
all occupied important positions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

The Paris Figaro gives an accoun, Of
the second experiment OF the newly in
vented balloon steering apparatus. Cap.
tain Niunrd assembled at Meudon. expect
ing 10 80 to Champs EiyseCs. lie was
ublc for seine seconds 10 sail against the
strong breeze, but was unable to use il
TO return TO his starting point The pro-
peller ceased TO rcvoiyc. aud after ten
minutes he descended upon Versailles.
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in all styles. Shades, and at all prices.
BEAUTIFUL TIPS. HANDSOME
PLUMES, AND FANCY BIRDS
OF all descriptions and ~colors, Birds Of
Paradise: Parrots, lIamming Birds and
the most beautiful of Egrett,.
--latest Styles IN B.ocaded Ottoman,
ftnsh Ottoman, and Plush Brocnded
Ribbons. Handsome Flowers Of every
description nud " fine assortIucut Of rich
and elegant Larr~.
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a New York Times Portland (Mc.)
special says: II Is beginning to be nm.
dcrstood that Blainc's alliance with the
Prohibitionists gave the Republican
State ticket a larger majority than some
have been figuring on. Blaino's bargain
was complete. lie agreed to throw The
Bcpublicon vote as soiidly Ms possible
for the Prohibition Amendment 20 the
Constitution In return for the Prohihi-
ton vote given to the Republican State
ticket.
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InE CREhnt

helicions Icc-Crcnm can now DO Ind
nj Tho Com Restraint at MI hours in
Quantities TO suit. Families snruIicd q.
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a Chronicle HOLSTER special says:
The conspiracy to waylny Henry Miller,
Of Miller 81 Luy, to extort u check for II
large amount. and murder Miller, has
just been discovered by the confession Of
one Of tho conspiratOrs. One desperate
character il under arrest. II il expected
that u whole family, including the
mother will be implicated.
Silver state. lG; Shcrin Eicknr1 ar
rived ycs,oriuy with thirty head Of fine
horses. which lac purchased in Ilarncy
Valley, Oregon.
IL Is ioicgnphcd that The CAL
ifornia team for the inter State
rifle match nt Carson. has been. selected
and the 80 instant set M The time Of the
contest.
Yesterday. Lux & Miller shipped 302
head OF beef cattlo from this station TO
San Francisco. This shipment made n
train Of 81 cars, soInc of the cars con-
tanning 10 head and some IL, according
TO size. To-day Colonel Hardin ships
ii cars, and r. +. Judge o cars, the lat
ter going 10 Policy, Hebron & Co.
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1.-Two and Lot { i've Grocery atoyo

Choice goods in grca, ynriuiy. for sale
Mt the lowest possible prices.
Give me q call. IL. Cuar.
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Tor EkanE.

Thomas Z. Atwcil, Of Tuscarora, to-
day u through THESE columns,
that lie viii be u candidate before the
Republican county coGysurion !o- uom.-
nation for Sheriff. 3Ig. Atyrll came in
20 the field for q nomination two wears
ago, but !or the promotion Of harmony il
he party, generously Withdrew his can
dilacy prior to the Assembling Of the
convention. Now, however, he takes
the Geld to stay and thus far has no op-
positionin his party. Sir. Atwell isan
old-time respected citizen Of the county,
and the extent OF his acquaintance
among the people generally, is such rs
TO scarcely rrg5ire an auxiliary 10 pre-
sent him for public consideration; lis
claim being based on his record ns a
good square man and substantial citi-
zen; onc who. il nominated and elected,
IS amply qualified to hold the Office Of
Sheriff, and who will salts lctorily dis
charge all the duties pertaining thereto.
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Tuesday morning Felix Curyn and
Mike Mcbride were working in Il VIM
in tie Halo d Eo!rros5 Groupings, when
something feilund struck Cornyn ca the
head. The Glst iutim"tion Mcbride
had Of the accident was seeing
Comyn fall. Gprinsing to his side, he
found blood GswinS from the wound in
his head, and called Tor help. Dan To-
ley came, and the men carried toe i'll
iurcd man t. u room in thc NO,e-oss
hosting works where DrS. Bronson and
Weber were c.I!el. They fouud Cor
uym's skull badly broken. At / o'clock
the injured mans condition lad rot .u-
proved, and there was little hope for Ii,
recovery.
About the time that Cornyn was in
iugcl William Pierce, foreman OF lsc
Hale X EorcTpss, and Charles Mathew
son, foreman OF the Combination shaft.
were drccuding the ladder something
came down tile shaft and struck Pierce
on the back OF the neck, breaking his
skull and completely ~parolyziug Lis
limbs. At last account Pierce was
resting quietly.
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GRAND 0PES~rSTa
....Of....
Fall Millinery
New Goods
fresh lmportations

Mrs. Lang desires to notify the ladie.
Of E!Eo and and vicinity that she has
received and will open for their in
sPection next Monday, SEPTEMBER
18th, the FINEST STOCK OF MILL.
EMERY GOODS ever introduced in
Ejko. Call and be convinced.
The Stock consists III part. Of Hand
some Patterns, Hats and Bonnets, Trim
med and Unttimmed, Of the following
styles.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

The Potter's Gazette, one of the
strongest Republican papers published
in Columbiana county, has come out
for Cleveland and Hendricks. This
journal is the organ of the boss potters,
and has welded great influence polite
ally in the district. 1t has always been
radically Republican.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-09-21

All races free for all. Three or more
20 enter and two or more 10 start.
Entrance Fee 20 lsr cent. Of each
Pure. Entries to close ut 6 o'clock on
the evening before the FACE.
To hc governed 10y the mlcs o. the
Blood Horse Association Q. the Pacific
Coast. GRO. X. MElGS,
SECRETARY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-26

NOR RENT, THOSE Two NEW ga
Il AND ATTRACTIVE BRICK DWELL a.l
ISGs on The south HE OF Marshall near First
street. Possession at once. All conyeniences
Also, that DELIGHTFULLY."- -lOcated BRlCk DWELL
M, No. 1915 Flovd street. Possession at once.
Also, OTHER HOUSES In various sections OF the
civ Apply 20 CHEW SING & ROSE.
a 2l-eOd3t No. ) north Teuth street.
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TIE CAMPAIGN IN ONO.
seven Counties Which Colonel Dudley Has
Been Commissioned 20 Buy Up.


4 Cleveland special says: Pension-COm-
missioner Dudley is TO be the manager OF
the Ohio Republican campaign. He will
head his forces in person. He has looked
over the field and drafted his plans, says a
PHILADELPHIA Times special. The entire
State is too large 10 make battlefield Of,
and he has chosen portion Of it for the
heavy fighting. and there will be Ouly
skirmlshing and the holding OF positions
in the rest Of the State. Seven counties
have been selected As the real battle
ground. The other eightv-one counties
are expected TO Offset each other, the Re-
publican losses in some places being made
up 10y Republican gains IN others and De-
mocrstic gains in one section neutralized
hy Democratic losses.
The other seven counties, containing
considerable more than one fifth OF the
voting strength OF the state, gave Governor
lloadly bis majority last year and are 20 be
managed by Colonel Dudley on the Indiana
plan. \ special canvass or polling OF them
has been going on for week, and inside
Of week Colonel Dudley will be able to
determine just how much money il will
require TO convert the Democratic majority
Of 1883 into Republican majority in 1885,
The counties, with their aggregate vote
and majority for lIoadly last year. are as
follows: Cuyahoga, total vote, 39,6l4-
Democratic majority, 36l. Sanduslly. total
vote, G,Gi9-Democrati majority, I.0jl.
Erie. total vote, G,0l7-Democratic major
ity, 1864. Lucas, tO.al vote. l4.204-Dem-
ocratic majority. 1,7Si. Montgomery, total
vote, 0.SS6-Dcmocratic majority, 2,2SS.
Butler. total vote, 9,191-Democratc ma
iority, 1898. Hamilton, total vote, 60, 500
Democratic majority, 1881. Total vote,
15S,903-t0tal Democratic majority, l2,A72.
II is the intention Of Colonel Dudley and
his assistants 10 secure Republican MAORI.
ties in nearly all these counties. and he
figures them out about as follows In Cuys-
boga, $500; IN Sandusky, 500; in Lucas,
900; in Hamilton, 5000. Erie Is to be cut
down TO approximately 800 Democratic.
Montgomery to 1900, and Butler to 1900.
This would give Republican majority Of
between 5000 and 1900, or Just wha. the
Republican press simultaneously claimed
during the closing days Of last week. In
these seven counties there are 397 voting
precincts, with an average OF a fraction
over 400 votes each. They also include
every large city except Columbus and
Springfield. In each OF these precincts
reliable worker is 10 be placed, and he Is
TO be supplied with the munitions OF war,
and each Of these 397 workers Is expected
TO make an average OF forty "conyer-
sions."
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vIsing tho members Of thst Conference to
vote for 81. John, the intention o. the Ger.
mans 10 vote for Cleveland, and the defec-
ton among the more reputable portion Of
the American element OF the Republican
marty, have inspired the Democrats there
Nth a lively hope Of carrying that state,
and that Republicans there are manlfesting
their alarm In ways that are plain to be seen.
AZ Democratic headquarters to-day let.
tiers from Iowa say that half the successful
electoral ticket OF that state VIII De Cleye-
land men. Letters from all section, OF the
country bring cheering news and indicate
the success OF the Democratic ticket by q
tidal-wave majority.
Letters received here from the Fifth Vir-
eiula district report that Colonel Cabell
will be reelected by large minority.
II Is reported here, but on authority by
no means reliable. that General Malone
having secured and received from the Ma
tIonal Republican Committee the official
endorsement OF his presidential electoral
ticket, will now. in the plenitude OF his
power. exercise the generosity OF a recog-
nized boss, and by withdrawing from that
ticket the names OF some OF the Democratic
scalawacs now on Il. substitute for them
those OF few who have heretofore, ut
least, voted the Republican ticket once.
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Appointments.
Rooms DEMOCRATIC sTkrg

Va, September 10, ISL
The following appointments are promui-
gated by and with the consent OF the speak,
ers named:
Local papers and party authorities win
please give these appointments all possible
publicity.
Unless otherwise indicated, the appoint
ments are made for cOunty-seat, and. IA lar
rs possible, on court-days.
JOIN $. BARBOUR, Chairman.
II. @epperd, Secretary.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
WALLER n. STAPLES.
Bland, Monday, October 6.
JOHN GOODE.
Tazewell. Saturday. September 81.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
R. h. MUNFoRD.
Grayson, Monday, September %.
Franklin, Monday, October 6.
Henry, Monday, October 10.
Patrick, Tuesday, October %.
CAMM PATTEsoN.
Rockbridge, Monday, October G.
Appomattox, Thursday, October 0.
Allegheny. Monday, October 20.
Fluvanna, Monday, October p.
THOMAS SMITH.
King George. Thursday, October2.
Prince William, Monday, october g.
Louisa. Monday, October -.
Stafford, Wednesday. October 70.
Fairfax. Monday, October 30.
CANVASSERS AT LARGE.
JAMES y. DUNLOP.
Spotsylvania. Monday. October 6.
Louisa, Monday, October IL.
Pittsylyania, Monday, October %.
GENERAL FITz. LEE.
Charlotte. Monday, October 6.
LouiSa, Monday. October Is.
Fairfax, Monday, October 30.
stanton, Thursday, october lG (nigh).
Charlottesville, Saturday, October Is
might.
CHARLES 2. STUART.
Accomac, Monday, September 90.
SAMUEL F. COLEMAN.
Sussex, Thursday, October ,.
Rockbridgc. Monday. October G.
Fluyanna, Monday, October y.
4. NJ. KELLEY.
West Point. Saturday, October (night).
Gloucester, Monday, October q.
Caroline, Monday, October 10.
Fredericksburg, Tuesday, October II
might.
Alexandra, Wednesday, October Il
(nighU.
Essex, Monday, October 20.
II. ST. G. TUCKER.
Charlotte. Monday, october G.
Amherst, Monday, October %.
Highland, Tuesday, October %.
w.M. CABEIL.
Allegheny, Monday, October C.
Botetourt, Monday, October 10.
Bath, Tuesday. October II.
SAMUEL GRIFFIN.
Floyd. Tuesday, October II.
Carroll, Monday, October 20.
JOHN L. MASSEY.
Henry, Monday, October Is.
M1CAJAH WOODS.
Page, Monday. october y.
EPPA HUTTON.
King George, Thursday, October >.
Dmwiddie, Monday, October -.
Halifax, Monday, October y.
J. G. FIELD.
Coochland, Monday, October 90.
D. :. PIERCE.
Alhemarlc. MONDAY, October 6.
Henry. Monday, October IL.
Pittsykanis. Monday, October ,.
Patrick. Tuesday, October y.
z. T.. WfTHEES.
NOttowav. Thursday, October ,.
Greensyiile, Monday, OctOhcrG.
Prince George, Thursday, Oc.obor9.
Nansemond, Monday. October Is.
JOHN I. HARRIS.
Russell, Tuesday. October !.
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From Washington.

Especial correspondence OF Alexandra Gazette.I
WAsHfN0Tos, d. c., September IA
prominent gentleman not In politics, and
who doesn't like to have his name publish
ed, Is In the city to-day from Illinois. where
he has lived and prospered for the last
twenty years. He says that the Prohibition
and the action OF the Methodist
Conference Of that State In nd.
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y oOO BARRELs FRESH ROCK.

from the celebrated Goth Line Kilns,-
daily expected per schooner ID. II. Ingrlhlm.
kor sale lew from dock by
R0BEkT WENDENBURG,
Nos. sos Main and ~ Fifteenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-26
VIII Restore the Golden Age of OSr
Politics.

WALL
Governor Cleveland has talked In public
since his nomination, and IN IT there was
no word or suggestion OF party politics.
Free o. ENHANCEMENT in past questions and
spent issues. he will be the President OF the
whole republic, OF every party. OF all seq
tons. II ia not possible to get up In his
own rarty a iac,ion for or against HIM. for
he has a full and generous support, aud so
il is impossible TO conrine his support -
one section. He is equally desired by all.
The South secs in him the wise adviser;
the East, sage counsellor; the West, Il
patriotic friend. He has the friendly wishes
Of all Republicans who are so from princi-
pie, and his candidacy has. in TACT. left to
Mr.. Blaine the support only OF fraction OF
the Republican party, since its best ele-
ments-its brains, its culture. and its Pr
triotism-have been drawn of to the sup.
port Of Cleveland. His administration will
restore the Golden Age Of our politics. II
will remove the last sting Of sectionalism.
II will move mere politics off the stage and
introduce craftsmanship.
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.rcrrpN sALEs-Fn.nre DHy.:


i1ts Main street.
u,prrsTEE,s SALE OF DESIRABLE
'Ii,xg LOT ON LAUREL STREET.
ny Of sses q s ,s, 70 died iss ssS Way Nay
entuteu oI,,,.r..ed in Richmond On tnccry C0ur..
isss, n 22 s. page IA aud whrrea, d.fs ,.,,I
peea hosa n,ade. and beag required 70 " do, WI"
'''' y" WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER /. 1884,
:, a. The REAL ESTATE. descr ibej w
az sas ecS being on ne st line o. Lung
street te'wecn snrel street and running back ne
80 zee, on lei, lines i4s feet to an alley IL FEET
wide. - 5,aJ would require cash as To
TERMS: WIZ sale and slpO.s7. aud the residue
os sue as nigh, be vii iaIs
n0nnced all fhtsies''" l.. n. UROWS.
Trustee,
J. THOMPSON BROWN a Co.. Ane''on'er''
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by Sampson & Adam.on,
Real Estatc AuctiOneere-
Manchester, Va.
By Grubb- ( Apper-OB,
Real Estate Auctiunccrs,
N y nnrLh NnnII ~IIl.ni

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
1 FRAMED DWELLING. 2o4 SOUTH PINE
STREET, CONTAINING NINE EpONS-by
virtue of two deeds of trust from }. N. bregory
and wife to rs. recorded IN Richmond Chluccry
Court, in d. b. II3 A.. p. III, and IN ID. y. ~
G.. p. 4GS respectively. being thereto rSlulreI ny
the beuchcIry, default having be- n made We VIII
sell on the prem. Sos, "a O'Clock =. Mon
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER p. 1855
tie ahoyt-dcscrhod DESIRABLE PROPERTY
occupied hy Mr.. NayCs the dwelling i la good
siyle. attractive. convenient, ana plct-tht Tue
lot fronts west -ide Pine. between Cumb'r.t"'i
and Beverly streets. 3oXlij feet . -O-i)ot
alley.
Trims: Whilst The deeds require c'5h n q
Tie cebt secured aud inteccst lGbo.t Z ,-fol AMI
expenses Of sale, g.. one fourth IN cl5h'ant tlt
balance az >iN. twelve. and eighteen month. f1f
ne gotiGble notes, Interest added AMI sccurei by
i. p. APPERSON,
}. VI. GODDiS,
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by II. Is. Chafiin & Co.,

Real Estate AuctioncerI
UCTION SALE OF FRAME
n DWELLING No. so NORTH FIRST
STREEr, CONTAINING FIVE ROnMs. Lot
FPONTs 81 FEbT. WITH \ DEPTH Of 1919
FEFT-At the request OF the pwneT. we will sell,
by public aaciion, ON the premises. on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1884.
,,aHo'cl0ck T.. w., the above. located PROPERTY.
The UOust Is In good order, and the improve
mepts on that street. both In bllilnRs aud 10 ths
street ltsclf will Insure good rental The lot l.
large enough for two buildings. aud the present
il0iI-e can be easily maize iItO Two houses on iil
houses rent readily 1T good prices IN thtt neigh
TERMS: One third cash; b.lanse In SIX anl
twelve months, 9 per cent. ihterc,t. for notci
R.B. CHAPLIN & co.
.oo1 AucfipIrors.
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RAILROAD LINES.

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50 III ss7s5iss. :EI:s::...::ssa .s
CHEsAPEAkB AND ONO RAIL
I WAY.-SCIlEDULE IN EFFECT sEPiEh
Dh" Il LEAVE RICHMOND
CONAN For Newport News, Old Point Com
0'-' " ~ fort and Norfolk. Daily except san
day. OHly three hour. and twenty
nv, minutes Richmond o. norfolk.
Io.55A. NJ. For All stations and Lexington, n.y.
Louisville. aud Cincinnati. Mall eN-
cent sunday.
a.ao NJ. Tharlotiesyine accommodation d1i-
Is, except sunday stops at al ia
aI.P.M. Por IS Newport News. old Point. and
Norfolk Expire except SUNDAY
GAO p. NJ. For Louisville, and CINCINNATI, con-
wei, and Southwest. Fast cypr-'s
daily. Doc, not stop for local bust
ness Pullman sleep us-rars Ron
mond b. Cincinnati and Washington
and Charlotte yllle to Louisville.
I02cP. tor Ashland. ~. Nieht s;Np,.'' cy,
10 CllftDn Forge.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
elO An. From Ashland. Ky, except sunday.
lO:45 A. VI. Prom Norfolk. Oli Point, ani sew
PORTS News, except sunday.
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local points. except Sunday.
Gao ". TIom N0ffolN. except sunday. From
Old Point aud Newport's News daily'
s.SOP. vi. From Louisville and Cincinnati
Sunday L xcur.i,n 'to NoWpori's News aud on
Point vii leave Richmond 4. NJ, and arrive ~
Richmou-: ESQ T.. ~. rcturninE.
DEPOT: Seventeenth aud Broad streets
Ticket Offices: 1000 Main street ana thcia-
peaAe anu 'N'' '''''"'' ''' Il. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
G. ". SMITH, Geneia al Manager. au 80
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sDaily. tDaIy except saudayI.

sDany. tDaIy except Sgudayi.
STOPPING PLACES.
Nos. 40 and g. maze 100 -tnp-. no.. ~ and "a
st.p AT Hlutle..er. Brrwry's i.rn. trutrliiI. Aus
Chester. No.. 20 ~. ~. -, .. D., Land 4. s'up
at all stations. 80. stops al all stations eAcepE
Ten pic X. 49, - - .-..
PULLMAN CAR->ERNlCH.
on Trains nos. A. and4s s,ecpins-cNrs between
Nv York and savannah. 1rsiu 10. 80. sirppius-
cars ictwotu Washington amt thIrl.-fon. irtti.
-, stcqmg-car5 between Washington AMI Jac.-
solyiie, Fla.
TIE ONLY ALL-RAtL LINE To NORFOLK
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Richmond. II.20 \. VI. Norclik... 1913 q. ns
Efclrrnll. f.uO =. II. N.rfl.1... p:fJ %. ~
Norfo' A..... $50 4. n. ElrnmI-t loss 10. ~
Norfolk. Z:45 g.. NJ. EicAmnL4 0:ir -. "
! rains = ) ana - MAKE cd cfuuuc'ti.l Co., s.i
fu.u taTmEille, Lyac4iur1. 1903 south re
points. aud way-stat!ons ou tUe norfolk aud N,ss-
.rn railroad.
J.R. KENLY, Superintendent
7. II. ESERsOF, 6eucral Passenger A. .'.
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