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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-06

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HELP FOR THE ORPHANS.
MADISON. MISS. Aug. !. 188

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED SrArKs.O
FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT or MISSISSIPPI I
May Term, 1sSl-6th day of May, 1854.
JOHN BACON ET AL
VS.. No. 256, OLD SERIES
WIN. ROBERTSON EFT AL
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A New Musical Society.

Arrangements are in progress for the organi-
cation of the indianapolis Musical Society,
which will be completed after the arrival of Prof
VIM Horatio Clarke. who will be the director.
1t is hoped that not only an efficient chorus will
be formed, but that an orchestral society will
also be developed, to cooperate with the chorus,
and also for the study of symphonic music.
Prof Clarke will be in the city the first week
in June, to open the summer term of musical
instruction at the indianapolis Seminary, ard
the line of work for the coming season will then
be determined upon and made known to the
musical public
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BASSE7 { CO.
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

The suit of William Henderson against the
United States Mortgage Company enters upon
its fourth week in Judge Taylors court today
and the end is not yet.
Judge Taylor yesterday dismissed the divorce
suit of George Warner against Mary Warner,
because the plaintiff failed to pay over an allow
ance of $25 as ordered by the court.
On account of some technicaty, Arthur L.
Blue could not give the required S. 900 bail yes
terday, and went to Jail. 1t is thought that the
bond will be fixed up to-day or tomorrow.
In the Criminal Court, yesterday. Albert Dow
den aged sixteen was sent to the House of Ref
uge for burglary, and Morris Thompson to the
pententiary for two years for petit larceny, both
on pleas of guilty.
In the Circuit Court, yesterday, Catherine Hall
got Judgment for $500 against James Murphy
for SANDER. She established the fact that
Murphy publicly accused her of being unchaste
and of keeping a disreputable house.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Thomas J. Cochran and Emma Shilling, John
H. Counselman and Mary Frommeyer, Frank
Bentz and Agnes Laughhn, Robert B. DUNCAN
and Mamie e. Niedlander, Samuel Miller and
Elizabeth Evans
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A Heightened Shoplifter.

well-dressed woman, who was driving in dash
ing style down Indiana avenue yesterday after
noon stopped her horse suddenly in front of Craigs
dry goods store and gathering up bolt of calico
on display in front of the place stepped into the
buggy and was about 70 apply the whip to her
horse, when the storekeeper interposed and held
her in custody until a policeman could be called
She was placed under arrest by Patrolman
Bruce, on the charge of petit larcency and at the
police station gave the name of Ellen Brewer
She was afterward released on deposit of $50
being made as bail.
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Buy the popular 81 shirt, at Parkers

THE artisan and the artist will be delighted by
the Cromwell entertainment at the Grand to-
NIGHT
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BACK FROM TEXAS.
The Richardson ZOuaveS Return from Hous-
ton and Are Warmly Welcomed

The Richardson Zouaves arrived home at
noon yesterday from Houston, Tex, where they
were given the second prize in the zouave com
petitive drill, the Busch Zouaves, of st. Louis,
having received the first The company came
in over the Big -Four road, and were received at
the depot by the Light Infantry, under
command of Major James R. Ross
the When band, and quite large crowd of their
friends. The company was escorted through
Meridian and Washington streets to Masonic
Hall, where, after breaking ranks, they were
warmly congratulated over their victory. The
mem bers of the company all express themselves
highly pleased with their trip, and they are en-
thusiastic in their praise of the hosptable treat
ment which they received from the Southern
people.
Lieutenant Aldrich and several others did not
return with the company While in New
Orleans the Zouaves were entertained by the
Washington Artillery. A formal reception will
be given the company at Masonic Hall on Friday
evening
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-15

GRAND ladies' and chjldren's matinee at 2:3C
o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Grand.
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MOOre's Desk Factory Partially Burned
Moore's combination desk factory, near Bright
wood, caught fire from the furnace in the en-
gine-room early yesterday morning, but, by the
efforts of the employees, the flames were pre-
vented from spreading to the main building.
Fire Company No. 2, from this city, reached the
place in time to do very effective work, but the
flames had made such progress that the destruc-
ton of the engine room could not be prevented.
The loss VIII reach 81, coo, the boilers and fur
naces having been so badly damaged that it will
be necessary TO replace them with new
machinery. The insurance will cover the loss
in the following companies: German American,
London e. Lancashire, Fire Association. Fire
mans Fund, Phoenix, Home, Manufacturers,
Imperial, Star, Westminster, National, Citizens
Traders, North British & Mercantile, Franklin
of indianapolis, American Central, Commercial
Union, Queen, North America, Liverpool
London Globe, New Hampshire, Scottish
Union and National, in amounts ranging from
$1,000 to $4,000. Between fifty and sixty hands
are employed at the factory.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-15

The Ladies Of Roberts Park Church
Will give Mother Hubbard social Friday even
ing Admission, 10 cents
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"Alabastinen

PRoF CRoMwELL's entertainment is not a
panorama.
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Prof Cromwelps Entertainment.

AT the Matinee yesterday Prof. Cromwell, zen
tertained a large audience of school children,
with his illustrated views and lecture on IA trip
around the world" Last night the subject was
Italy" and the views were particularly brilliant
and natural Tonight Germany and the Rhine
land" will be illustrated, with paris and the
Louvre" tomorrow night, Switzerland and the
Alpine region" Saturday afternoon, and London,
the modern Babylon" The attendance contin-
ues deseryingly good.
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United States Prisoners Plead Guilty.

George w. Shepler, of Mitchell, indicted for
making false affidavit for the collection of a
pension claim, yesterday pleaded guilty to the
charge of violating. the pension laws. Pleas of
guilty have also been entered by John Thomp-
son, of Carlisle, and John Corder and Charles
Hudson, of Evansville, charged with counter
feiting; by William T. Warthen, indicted for
burglarizing the Francisville postoffice, and by
Amos Yocum, who embezzled 81 400 while post
master at Cherubusco in 1882
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Knights and Ladies of Universal Brother


The Supreme Commandery, Knights and La
dies of Universal Brotherhood have been in ses-
sion in the hall of the Improved Order of Red
Men the past three days. All the officers werepres
emit Their reports showed healthy growth of the
order throughout the country. The treasurers
report was all that could be expected, with %
healthy balance on hand Important changes
were made in the general laws and unwritten
work, such as will place the order second to
none The following officers were elected: Su-
preme commander, Geo. W. Hill captain gem
eral, j. Kahn c. of G., A. Hitzfeld; NJ of c.
P. j. Zachman; G. of r., j. T. Francis; c. of
E.. T. J. Harcourt; H. of A, Jos Bolnger; w
of |. G., A. L. Schnider; w. of o. g., w. L.
Ramsey; medical examiner w. Fl. Thomas;
trustees, w. L. Gardiner E. J. Mcbride W.
A. G. Bishop. The commandery adjourned to
meet the second Tuesday in May, 1885, at Louis
VILE Ky.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-05-15

Is the only durable wall finish. A superior sub
stitute for kslsomine, wall paper etc. Is hard
ened by age and will not rub off. Can be applied
by any one. Is cheaper and more durable than
any other wall covering. Pure white and twelve
different tints. For sale, Wholesale or retail.
Send for color cards to HILDEBRAHD d. FUGATE,
IS South Meridian street
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Aid for Mr., Ross,

Mr.. d. B. Ross, who has been actively en-
gagged in the temperance work in this State for
several years. finds himself in Strengthened cir
cumstances, the result of continued sickness,
and his condition is now quite precalious His
wife, also is serouslyill. His temperance friends
are raising a fund for his relief, and any contri
buttons may be sent to Mr.. Ross, No 407 Co
bllln street
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FuRNrruRr at King Il Elders.

PRoF CROMWELL at the Grand only three
nights more.
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LUNDBoRGis Perfume, Edenia.
Lundborg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose
Lundborg's Perfume Alpine Violet
Lundborgs Perfume, Lily of tho Valley.
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GENTS fine shoes; the largest stock in the city
also, made to order, at No. q North Pennsylva
MIA street. G. FRIEDGEN.
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Pile Specialist, guarantees cure in every case
of piles. Treatment easy Consultation free.
Office, West Ohio street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

I. ,...cseeed A oses viii hss awkward
nreI,sratiops for cafsyiug hsNay' Jus2uxn-
ant this test the rlIah0ue w. soso'uss.y
s.ienf. and. - saf ~ eousd see, qulte
usssive. The result Of u wss tnas tnc eve.
uInnt OWNED what !, hGnneer' Ssnsd I"
TN another occasion Ispp'ied the test 70
a thfIieult object, an 1Sinlh c'ihc Of teak.
whjcb the dear old fellow at once arranged
AZ csrrv OF: but how n DO u, he could not
- S.ss de,crru,ue. AZ his tsfsks dt7ergcd
more than eighteen inches, they were
~ support. and The many sharp
s,ruers Of the cube sorely tried the
delicate trunk. After some failures ne
managed TO seize tie fragment by the cen
ire. and then TO raise 10 up below the tusks
sgainst his lower lip. As he bad virtually
se.omplisbed the task discontinued the
experiment, expressing my sat'siscf'on anu
aeiIrht To the manager. who somewhat
damned nv ardor by informing me thai
the maboui. while absiaining from use OF
voice or stick, might have conveyed his
wishes 10 the elephant by pressure WIN
his heels.
Rat a moments reflection increased my
admiration for the elephants Intelligence:
10, allowing that The mahout's heels had
messed his side. how could such pressure
inform him that he was Dcither TO drag nor
msb. but earryf Surely the mahout eonld
not have possessed code Of pressure ,ig.
mails with which be had indoetrina'ed the
elephant in prospect Of curious visitors.
n he had. then IL must have included voice
and siIck signalling as well. TO either oil
which might have resorted. NO; | bs-
IIeyc that the elephant acted independently
az signals. and reasoned on what he had 10
do nv what was laid before him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
An English Nir..s Freak
New Norl Tines


The steamship The Queen. waich ar
rived from Liverpool GA Thursday. had
among her passengers Ms, Edith Ceres, 4
Young lady OF eigt,cea. who had run
away from her homo, ia Eaglaad. 10 come
to this country. Mo Ceres is the daughter
OF a wealthy gentleman WAC formerly lived
in BROOKLYN Ter about thrce years. aud
when he returned 10 Enghnd Edith
, went with him very reluctantly.
she had become 10 attached to her Brook
lin home aud fricad>. HN father cabled
TO this country As sosa ~ he discovered
her disappearance, and the result was that
number Ut detectives were On hand whea
the steamer arrived. Miss Edith. how
ever. managed 10 eiude t,em. sna weat
directly TO her old iiicad aud teacher. Ms.
Mary Brigham, at the Btookiya.Hcisiits
Seminary, No. I5S Montague street. MS.
Brigham received hes former pupil cor
daily. and the young lady is now ia
her charge, although sot living in
the seminary. Miss Ceres received let
Ter from her isiher on saturday, aud IL Is
thought shc has had enough al running
away from home, and viii rrturn yoluuta-
rik. Her friend, in Breoklyn insist that
there l. no voting asa IN the case. and taat
EdiJh's freak is simply the result Of an al
lection Tor her Old Brosklyn home and
friends, and littic wildgess OF disposition
which led her TO CRAFTY her desire To re-
torn IN spite al her fathers opposition.
She left note for her father. telling hi@
that she would saii on The Queen. and il
wa, on the strength Of this that he csbied
10 Mrs. Brigham sad the authorities TO b.
on the lookout for her on her ARRIVAL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
The Iffe-Prsseryer Had Lost It's Corr.
fAercbant Traveller


Nr. and Mrs. Lovgin went TO Louisville
recently by boat. and in the morning.
when Mrs. Lovgin arose, she looked sns-
plciously at her husband, and SAID:
..wcrc you mp during the night
ayes, dear" he responded gently.
What was the natter"
"Why, my dear. woke up in the n'gnt
little nervous, and got up 70 sec u t,i'
Hfe-prcserver was in good condition ~
case Of accident"
"Did you find il 7"
"Yes. my dear"
"se / should say" she replied, with a
disagreeable rasp in her voice, "and !on
left the cork on the shelf. Possibly. my
darling, you had better put 1t back III .nt
life.prescrver. so il will be all RIGHT Tor the
next passengers who may occupy this stite-
ROOM" 49,.
Mr.. Lovgin took the cork. and didn'
continue the conversation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

"a one occasion | arranged with 4
lnahout 10 bring up his elephant To Where
I was standing. that | might indicate the
work 10 he done. the mahout 10 be ALSO.
iutely silent. Standing by six.foot log. |
beckoned to the mshout, aud up came
the elephant. Arrived at the spot.
and heing without chains. he must have
opined that dragging was not Intended
There remained. then, pushing or carrying,
The latter operation being the one which the
sayacious creature saw was Intended, for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

An aide do-camp 10 the Duke OF "ellihs-
ION had. at the peace preceding III, escape
Of Napoleon from Eliza. gone TO Torq'ny
for the benefit Of his health. being IN an
advanced stage OF consumption. On hear
ing that Bonaparte was again az Paris. the
CAPTAIN sent for his medical attendant. and
asked him how long, with care. he might
hone TO live. with care, several months
repliedthe doctor. "ScyeraI months only.
said the poor invalid; "then may a. Wen
die in battle as In my bed" he Joined his
regiment, fought calamity at Waterloo. re-
ceiyed n wound which took away all the
diseased part OF his lungs, and lived many
Yoare longer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

The town OF Dalton, Ca. has perlls
which are not ordinarily expected. a
physician, while returning home III the
evening recently. was assaulted iurlons'!
at the intersection Of two roads by large
muskrat. which spTang from ditch. For
tunatey. the doctor had stout cane, Win
which he repealed the rat, and finally sue
ceeded in killing it. The mn-krats mole
Of attack is 10 spring forward suddenly
and then hurrledly retreat short distance
before renewing the battle with increased
icrOciiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

TRUSTEES SALE or 4 VALUABLE
j JAblfs-RIYfI FARM ~ GDOCHLASD
COuNrY.-By virtue of deed OF trust if,m "
w. Hazard, dated the 5th lsy OF Apfii. 1884,
aud duly recorded ia the cier's orr OF the Coun-
Il Court Of GooehlLnd, and At the request of me
bcne1cisries Ia aid deed. default having been
made In the payment ~ a certain bond therein
secured. wiz A. trustee Ina said deed. sill AZ pub
lie auction. on the premises. Oh
FRIDAY. DhCKnBER >. 1884.
Al IL O'Clock Il. N., tho following VAIL ABi,k
Farm, known a. hc MIDDLE BYRD ~ "
sud being in tae county u Goochi tud. en james
river. btg-Byrd Gscek, aud on bath sides Of tiir
Richmond and Allegheny railroad, ana contftn-
lug i.l9I ACRES. more or lc.s. 49, d which
arc jamcs-riYtr low-grOunds. This farm and the
one above Advertised by the sane trustee contain
some OF tire finest lands IN fi,c Siayt- aud ant cN-
6, pt,Onaliy well located In delightfully."- roing
country, about two hours ride from Richmond.
TEFMs Enough cash ~ pay the cNpcnScs 81
executing this trust, sud the sum % f3.}pT ~
with interest from the LIST das Of september. 1891.
aud the balance upon the following credit
A,76S With interest from the Is. day OF -epicm
Der. ss3. ON the LIST day Of september, $50. aud
f4,T65 with interest from the Is tay OF SeDtcm-
her, 1883, on the q day OF September. 1856. ana
as to any balance. on such terms a. the said w. "
Hazard may direct bot IN cas- of has failure 10
make ssch directions, then UPON such terms a. the
TRUSTEE shsll think d.. 10 be made knosn Oh the
dsy II ssle. WV. COSBY, JR..
no Is rni>tsse
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21
nv Eraus u. Illl 4 60. and \. W. Bow,
Real Estate AGENT aud Aueit0neers.


Real Estate AGENT aud Aueii0neers.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE
i MACHINERY. roots, MIXTURES, PAR
JEeNs Sc y TUX D TnIrssN ~ o sEn
FiFTEfNTIl srRETTs AND Fis'TERNfIi Ri
TWEEN MAIN AND CAHN sTgftTs, RE-
SxowS As TuE soUTHERN SAW AND
FiLE-NORk AND GOOD Will Of SANE
~ virtue Of decd Of trust from 6. T.. Hsw'~.
diled tue 18th dsy Of August. 1884. and duly r.
rDrsied in the clerks Office Of Richmond Chanrery
Court 10 secure certain creditors. will oder toe
ssIo ri pubic auction, On the premises above d.
''''O' Tuesday. NoyEasrg 25. 1884.
commeuCfns at I O'Clock 4. VI. Immediately silrr
he sale OF the buildlngzl, all the PROPERTY
conveyed N me under SAID decd, consisting IA
IATllEs, with COUNTER SHAFTS;
> DRlfJ,.PRF~SfS:
MILLING-MAstifNE;
> IRON pLANER>;
LOCOMOTIVE BOIL R. IjO-hor-, power;
ENGINE. l25-bore power;
z fMUIY-wiiEkI JACKS;
/ HING-MACHINB;
DRILL Tor driing n1ndrl; he t, g i rs,
sAw,,GGRriiSDiNG MACHINE;
HAMMERS. CHlsELs. WISE, WRL NCHk-,
TOOLS, iNpIE MENTs: &c. used a. the
Large p loI OF BiLnca SMITHS TO0i,S:
FURNACE, VAT, ENHAusr-fAN'& '"Se'
ALSO, ..-
PATENT LATHE and COUNTER SHAFT;
i JiG-skw ssd COUNTER SHAFT;
! clnSgaAR SAN T rMa;,r anl 1i snAs e.
N''o' 's rs rijt iii foe sHAFTING, ac., a..
LARGE N I, s;I, o. o.! sS Hssks
3 ,,aPYix,!.rkSsss uchi Rs g.
Also. GART-tiORsE, q ARr, ANnHAhSs.sss'
MISUNDERSTANDING BunLnINg , - ,eiIes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

,,,pr,srrr,s SALE or VERY y ALula =,
Irl az s,1 SEg gffaH9ssrS s'Ss
AVID c4Ey I, sT,ssE src;,hiN Az; 2HETS 1kp ne.
cxsyy r nr surMMEEssfss sirss y dec q ys a.
nom a. Percy HAYES dsied sfp ,s,ss' aSeh1scni
And as.y Fss.s'p e. iss D. page we; Ssiss.
S.'r. beea madc IN payment 81 eeysa,n s,..s,
,nsr,}n secnred, and a. The re'lur. % asp.tcs n,
riary In sad ded, sa. ~ ~. ~ ~ i,,s ,,fenl, on
Tr-FspAy, yovExEcn l5. 1884,
=, "a o,e,ocs NJ. The REAL EsrATs descr'oeo'"
aid decd , e. wg s;RouND on the ves sade 81
r,,,ecn'b street between Mai. and Carr s.es ~
f.,,,y on F,f,sep.b strret 80 feet more oI ,.,s-
and runring back 90 feet inrhes ~ W. ~ io,
,nc,r g vsinabIe BRICK BUILDING "h'aoe
'o 81 ,'"L or ~ GROUND on ne ncf,s 80 o.
cary street between tonrteenfh anu ~, u, -
str.ets beginning on Cary Sire. =, o. . ,',.,
ssnt ~ 5C-i2 ieet west ~ Fifeenti dsr,, IT, ~,
ninr thence wes'T ,cars rann,as hack bs~c
,,araIIei nnes ~ feet i0'. inches'o az ''e' 'N'
~ meDes I'VE nv GROUND. ADJOINING on 'he
.ast Inc Iot above described. frontns on ~" ~
GREG, 40 feet 81 inches. ana running 20 . 80,
uarall.i lines II feet ioA tncncs 20 ~ IT,.
si. hnehcs wide leading ont ~ thssehsa III, rss,c
~ ~ ~. ,,,, n.st mcu toned lots tncrc arc W.
rWo-SToRy BRICK TE>EMEsISs s ,'s,.,s, ~ y
and lt2s east car, s, ocran ., Sy ar e. Percy
nis ~. ~ H. soathern SAW and t1ie-Works
T,RHs Cash - to much az ne'esaiy 20 ~
The cxpenses OF ih,s sale and any ~ 80,
An. and one noic for s42l.5O, wiz, nterst if1 ~,
S.niember st I'm pal and protest charge. Az, W
nslaesa ON ibe foiiowiny credits stl; ssIZ'2So'
S5vJ' .syS?o ss7y, <987.50, S3e3, sass.oV'
ias4' tssoS0' s345, $4,000, $3.50, So 20:
ssSi' $50 80, ssis. s3lS.bo. $500. tsoiissssut
g.. note f,r sti7 f1lliag dne Deeewber ircs,
dane of ,he remaining notrs being pay ihe e'eSs
Ihree months thereafter IN theor'ier named Lno'.
The credit paym.ri- 20 have lnier, sl'.u anu
be secured hya dscsi Of trust Or 'De purchaser
may ~ N'' CToRGE l.. CHRISTIAN.
ro1a Surviving Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

An Inventor OF Parkersburg. West vir-
giuis. Is reported 10 have discovered a sub
stance that is rs impersious and durable ~
ghss. and. like II. non-conductor Of
electricity and useful for many purposes.
IL cannot he broken By ordinary meaps.
acids have no effect upon il, and II csn he
nssd rs q substitute for Indii-rubber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

NoTICE TO rAX.PAYERs.

HEVRICo CouSTY. Val
TREAsURFg's OfFt, y
plCfiMoND. November 10, 1854.
IIcnrico county ,ax bllls for the year 1888 srr
now read, for payment at this Office, lei.s7n he
An tax hitls remaining unraid On the lsr DAl
oE DFCFNBER NEXT, the law pr Nide- thit .
r.ar cent be added and tie bills put IN th' "ah"-
~ c"'i'''"'' 'V' WILLIAM TAYLOR
ma, ,otd.i Treasurer Hsnrieo County.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-21

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Kali.
" WAI.--SC iiEDDLE IN tffrNi w i'"'-''
~ ieof LEAVE RICHMOND.
oooa " For Newport's News, OLD Point Corn
CAV ~ " fort aud Norfolk. Daily exyep' -nn-
day Only three hours and twcnty-
dyc minutes Richmond u NorIois.
9.35 "a Vi. For all stations ana Wsi, "
cont sunday Duic kpst line 10 lcN-
tngton. Va. making Close connec-
tons ri0 Stauuton.
Y3J T. NJ { IN FlottcsSiiie accompaniment my
cdl daily, except sunday. stops NJ
o.,.pu tnr Vewpor,'s News Old Point, and
Norfolk ENprc except sunlaf'
e.5-p n. For louisville and Cincinnati. con-
meeting for all points Wet North
west, and Southwest. Fast cNntN,'
daily. Does not stop for local bu,l-
ue.s. Pullman sleep ng-ctrs ilcn-
mond 10 Cincinnati aud W is'lingtou
and Charlottesville Ia Louisville.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
a.-cA NJ. From Charlottesville except sunday.
la A. NJ, From Norfolk old Point, aud New
port'- News, except Sundty.
3.g5 T. II. From Louisville, Cincinnati. ana an
local points. except sunday
6l5P NJ From Norfolk. except sunday. FROM
odd Point and Ncwports News dlily.
ot5P. N. From Louisville aud Cincinnati.
last express. daily. $3.50
sunday Excursion 20 NcwpOri'S News ana GA
Point VIII leave Richmond : i. NJ, and arrive ~
Richmond G.lJ T. NJ. returning.
Depot: Seveutccuth and Broad streets.
Ticket-Oliccs: 1000 Main tueet ana 'h' a
pe'Ee ana "h" ''''"'' "''IH II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger AGENT
G. ". SMGTH. Conceal Namagor. "c II
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