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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
SHORT SPECIALS.

HxBxxws hold si50,ooo, 900 in real estate in
New York city.
THE travelling Sunday League Of
this country has membership Of six thou
sand
TuExs are laws against using profsne
language by telephone In all States except
Connecticut.
THrzs Is moro insanity in California in
proportion 70 population than in any other
State in the Union
sr. Louis is 70 have permanent exposi-
ton with tropical garden aud the largest
concert hall and art gallery in the world
THE Indians at the Genoa Indian School
IN Nebraska are becoming bald-headed as a
result Of the change from feathers to hats
and caps.
TIE house in which General Grant was
born, at Point Peasant, o., has been foated
down tho Ohio, and is now on exhibition at
Cincinnati
Al Tilton, IL, there was man who lived
out doors under an umbrella all last winter
even when the thermometar touched = de-
grees below zero.
THxEE Is clock at Norwich. Conn, which
was originally owned by General Israel Put
nam. 1t IS seven feet five inches high, and
the case - OF polished cherry.
ECEoPx has new coin. 1t is the coin of
the present German Emperor, and bears his
profile The die was actually prepared in
the life time Of the last Emperor.
IL IS estimated that not less than 500
Ooo,0oo are invested in watering place and
tourists resorts In this country, the Jersey
coast leading OF with At least 400, coo. coo.
Ar religious meeting IN Portland. Ne .,
a. Engishnan led the service, a French
man ofIered prayer, an Irishman conducted
the singing and q Russian was the leading
speaker
THs blind readily become experts on tho
typewriter. a manufacturing firm recently
sent several machines 70 q school for the
bind, and among the pupils who have be-
come experts IS q young man, deaf, dumb
and blind.
FUNDS 20 the amount Of about SIC, 900 have
been raised for Miss Freeman. Miss Royce
aud other Nebraska school teachers, who 50
heroically risked their lives TO save the
children under their charge during the great
blizzard OF January last
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

A ss-4sr ~ Sc cesrees ssupersss<s ~sll
iya-te Casssreo~l, - degrees sAl >s<lse co<<s
1-a 7. ~ degrees ssis gaze saksx4rt8s,
Wars pina ex ns2hsge1y za2zss tks hass
ssozx ~ p@asef1sL Le1a. brass, eop2sT z8d
sokas<iaes gi2sler u f4rls srs 1ae4 Ter
E11kisg pS<tss@s. sspee.>-z< = 49, - fsr
salzG. 1ae czetsngs-
AsNrsz - the 43s<rseaSs Esce-s>f reo~
snss.sads ssiierng ls>s-<r bslas ron sssssA
wheA taeF are Cot a 1se, add asserts tkat .
bel tnls assd xsL b. Ia good ca<santian
Vg1aa sae constantly strained SAL - sof1
Ca
TaAzspsRzsr PArSr - hBsLrs- FIRST
ssza neslla vita transparent sesatsoa ef
fslrDestine snd wzz. er wth gise slSe Easss
~ as1diog oEs pint q transparent glue 70
cne g4lloa II water Tie coAors n1@y oe
1ixsd sitk laPaa saKaish-
IL as b<ea feand that powdered soap
stone "A the form of pant z.s preserved
ooeIisks fornled of stone fo< hundreds or
years witch reaid. unprotected. have long
ag0 eFszabled as1y. Fer ne inside pant
Inz Il stesl AID lrou shaps II . found 10 DO
cxcollsEs II has no 4ltl-touhls qaailty.
bul . aati<orrosIvs.
TsE most eascliye way % keep the
Grs :, wh6n bnilsiinx, - spread over the
SPOT a aver Eas cgal dust stamped com
pacLy A layer u szh1 of equal the kness
IS fnen l@4& over II, aad Gpen that the Goor.
y ten 80 constructed. tAe door VII, II Is
sai1, always reazla dry from the coal @ 81
absorbing the moisture Of soil Tue SAID
layer and heaoe the ioor are secured from
dampness snd eontinne dry.
Foa painting walls or other objects ex-
posed 10 damp, q composition Is said 70 b<
a1ch Used ID Germany for very 1ae Iron
nlnzs and linseed-oI varuish, and wher
tie object % be painted : 10 undergo fre
/ quens changes OK tenpersEure, nnseed-oi
and amber varnish are added TO the hrs
Two coats. This paint may be applied Z
/ wood stone or tron; ia the case OF th'
latter l. is not necessary 70 free il arst froa
rust or oily matters.
A PERMANENT aad attractive black var
I nlsh for ironwork i now made as follows
/ Eight pounds OF asphaitul are fused in a.
! iron kettle, aad "a this are added two ga
Ions Of iuseed-oil. oAe pound of htharge
aud one-haH pound OF sulphato Of zinc
taese being added slowly. and boiled 10
about three hours To this mass are addes
one and a-half pounds OF dark gum amber
ana the whole boiled for some two hour
loager. or until tbs mixture viii becom
quite thick when il cools OF. After this /
I is rendered suitable for application by bein.
thinned with turpentine 10 the proper con
I slstency
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-DoNos oF aoYAlrv.

The erssr Of Russia plays The Trombone.
o.esu Marxusrits. q ItAlT. Is capital
Hshrsw Scholar.
The German Empress Victoria has III
xruta,i 1'lits handy writing table for hsr IN
yahd hush~al
King Alfonso II Sraia Il sfil1 unhappy
3 T7e ssn hsv~ no consecutive fzn because his
sesssh ke~p octhsring him
Queen Vict-ris Is afflicted With lrsora-
r.rA She - ~,rsefinnss pat - sleep By having
h~r hr0~s xrVked gently with caInsis hair
hrush.
The ktag sf Sweden r. dispcrting hs-n
eslf n IonEior. h~sn< inrox. st the Grand
ho1si and ksvng a grad sras gest--sily
Tne Prs.,~e q Weisz = hfs churn and sho-vs
hfn ~ sighes
A csns- II siusrTrernent between Kaiser
rritz sr,d Bisrnsrck Is rsSsrSlsx tAs restorz-
kios, q Ens rrf~ate fgrtuns * tha are king -
Hanuv-r. ~ns~s hsd se~o corfi~rsts-i ty
Fruszla. Ffsrraruk prevented Eaiser VII
kara crorn r-s1rriiix a. ard nov ~ ard the
sr,sr-r--r h<-~ sscke,i BORIS tco
nk reported thak Princess Aisxansira.
~ 1r-a. whe kas bar naenssoned - the
rnzsfnk. hr1ss ~ Frl>cr Albert Virter. 4
WIS. 80 w-i Grand Duks Fazil. - czzr's
rssrrr.zs hr.eser. Thi- Fsri Is an invested
fsrezr zsw.<A Hs ~sz sR4zgei tr Prtnress
Aiex~n<ir. sss-o vears 49,. ut rsr ssatk ; '~as
hrrk-a 81 A-nsz.s. 4 hss Via esndact at
Ash-nz
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
a GENERAL 0RiST.


THE yearly production Of guinine is esti-
mated 70 DC about A. Sd 900 ounces. This Is
chisdy furnished By eighteen factories
One IN Holland, two in England, two in
Italy, three Ia France. four IN the United
States and SIX IN Germany.
TIE bursting of creOso.e tank at the
freight-Yard Of tlte Midland railway at Car
Isle, Eng.. siloleed quantity OF the creo-
sose - run into small strea1 which is q
tributary % the river Eden. and It poisoned
tous q TAB. including salzson and trout
A LADY of Rehobath. Conn, invited an
applicant for charity into her house tho
other day. While she ws-s preparing food
the tramp sang g Nearer. Ny God 70 Thee, ;,
ard at the same time stole the iadv's pock-
ei-book and 80 from the bureau drawer.
Az eaterprising Bosten man makes
e. rsspbarrv Jam Of tomatoes from which
the seeds are extracted, and The product
sweetened with glucose. Favored and col
ored with raspberry extract. and completed
by the addition Of quantity Of cheap hay
seed.
sIcH North Carohnisu PIT his sixteen
vesrold dan zhfer In charge Of a very good
young nan. a divinity student, who prom
ised % Sc her safe % boarding SC hooI TheT
A''tfN 1FAt 80 @A't"fttta"t 49, 1A AilEs AAa
there went back 70 the father a telegram
saving thst they tad stopped g. = way sss-
bon long enough - Be married
IEz poverty parry Is q taxing form II
entertainment IN Philadelphia society. Ths
Eaests appear - garments carefully Cd
and of aafasnhsuabie aasersi and cut TIE
ulUse = furnished 6y eo@sred sseu wish M
les Tie ronHss are iig1sted wtth talo-r
iips. and sverv tain9 = srrangpd 70 pra-
iaoe tne efsct q p0verey. he supper con-
sLstiaE q brad azd herrsax
RzAxARxAsLE inciient recrutIv &C.
-urr~d la AaoiCA. Hlna. rsuns msn was
hc.tilnT sllvsr aolisr n his mouth ard A.
risieHt&iiY swsllovsei is Tae PHYSICIANS r.
7ar'ies3 hls case as hopeless. tft az last A.
,c21s taa TounF Naa wzs gaming IL
reigaA ard ths physicians thoaxss e
weEf3 have 10 fsrt5~r trouble Il -
.hlashf - ~ tlie onl4 tastaace en- reco~7 ~
- lzrgc Eaetai sesaz srlsen inso eae stoua-
sch
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Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

TIE Tnion pseiEc hss Fast sr-znxpd wftn
its Eastern conaecflcas A6f q seffss ~ seas-
meufhlv exczrsicRs g. All points on is 8ass
n kaasss snr Nebraska, snd "a fsr wsSf ss
Sfer ne. eoiorsSo a1 the Nshrxsxs fivis-
inu- fickezs fsF see rcunt trie W. - scli
s< - rsee ~ ahof1t ere irnif-1 tsre - war
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Psssfr erex u t'ae SssfcS named
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closed lfr the completion OF N Goo
onbac the 1 al
s
possible This kn which
Olnr ryah e y ~ u III
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TIE hest Sairs "a ths werid fer CufS
Freises. Scres. Tiers, Sat EheuEU. teveF
Scres. Tsfser. Ckspped Eands ChNhisins
Corns SRI al san krnp6cnSf snd post
Eveig e15res Psles. er 70 paV regulrea- n
Far ssie hy Reck sros.. oeFner Nonroe snd
ksp,ms.- -
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TABLE LINENS.

We have done very large business iD Table Linens
this and stock being large Offers excellent
opportunity purchasers the goods viii he offered
nj price.
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Wash Dress Goods.

Including Batiste Cloth Tolls 'du. Nords, French
Ginghams Scotch Zephyrs, French aud American tamb
rics together with fine stock of White Dress Goods,
will be closed at cost
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Great o yGudswic have einugu
heat rTremhs shaw
tsa in
o is owes
literally and Fall Goods Fancy Goods
Chcos
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extent all fine goods.
efforts for the future
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

NOT1L7 S az a possible be-
kanld nea
extnt nfn fol d
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nOSlERX.

Our entire stock of Ladies' Children's and Gentle
mems been reduced to cost price
Also of Ladies' ChiIdrens and Gentlemens Under
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
OF A FEW BARGAINS:
FROM OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

IWVW VUW HN1UU UVVUU Dbl HNI MuI'Is =
Ouren double width Hamilt0ns reduced
1Oc per yard All Arlington goods Zoe per yard
All 25c Dress Goods reduced per yard All wool
fiannels 33c per yard. All Dress Goods ranging
6Oc, 42c per yard
Our entire stock of SebastapOls Serges
specaties ranging from from 621 to 75cnow
5Oc per yard.
Our ress ranging rom
to S1.25, we close every piece at 15c yard.
In Our Silk Department
N and co1ors Csc The heaviest and
best qualities 75c.
We have received fine line of cOIOred and Black
Satin Rhadamas a per yard. SILK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-29
MIssOURI'S NEW GOVERNOR.
How lie Beat Another Man Telling
TAN Yarns for the Marines.

I iNa"A'~'"'H1
Albert Z. Morehouse, Governor OF
Missouri. is man OF infinite good
nature and many accomplishments He
can do number Of things well, from
presenting an intricate legal problem to
a Jury to combing the hair of county
convention. Tie is mild hammered,
modest, and not given TO Boosting, but
he performed one feat year ago that he
tells Of with extreme JUNCTION. At JEFF
ferson City, while the remains of the
late Governor Marmaduke we're awaiting
BURIAL the sidewalks and streets OF the
town became intensely slippery. and
locomotiOn was extremely difficult, as
well as somewhat hazardous
One night Governor Morehouse was
sitting III the Office OF the Madison House
when friend entered, tenderly scratch
ing the back of his head, while his face
wore a sad and reflective expression.
The Governor inquired if anything was
the matter. The friend answered thus /:
~ have Just performed a feat without
severely hurting myself that If you at
tempted would break your neck. was
walking along the sidewalk when my
feet shot out from under me, rose higher
than my head, and landed mo on my
back. If you met with an accident OF
that kind your head would strike the
ground first. and the chances are that il
you escaped breaking your neck you
would crack your skull. "That's no
thing, said the Governor In reply, 81
can beat that all hollow.
"Last winter up at Marysville l
started from store to my house with
two dozen eggs in basket in one hand
and ham in the other Just as turned
acorner my feet shot out from underline,
and the first thing | knew was PROSTATE
on the ground. l will admit that my
head struck the ground pretty hard, and
that | was knocked somewhat silly, but
the science Of the performance was that
neither the eggs nor ham ever touched
the ground. l got home somewhat dis
figured myself, but there was not an egg
broken. When | recovered conscious
ness my hat was some feet away, so was
nv cane. which carried under my arm,
but both arms were standing out stiff
holding the freight. The man who can
beat this can take the cigars" and as
there was no one present with a better
yarn the Governor was not called to put
IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-29
Jewels and Gold

are not to be compared in yalue to good
memory. BY Professor Loisette's famous
system, a new discovery, endorsed by
Professor Richard A. Proctor, Hon. viii
liam W. Astor, Henry Gny Carleton.
Hon. Judah p. Benjamin, and hundreds
oil other celebrated men who have been
his pupils, the poorest memory can be
trained TO be quick and lasting. Pros.
pectus free. Address Professor A.
Loisette, 2S7 Fifth avenue, New York.
Taught BY correspondence or by lecture.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-29
CHAPTER III.


It was 4 week or two later. March
wOs nearly over the clouds put on their
white spring dress, and sailed 10y happily
across skies that we're blue again; the
water danced aud sparkled in the sun
shine, beat merily against the gray old
stones Of the Hard, and rejoiced in the
good time coming. Excited children APP
peared, stumbling over the stones, talk
ING vociferously to basket-laden, UNI
brella- laden, shawl and wrap and cloak
laden elders. Fine ladies in wide erin
dimes came tripping daintily by. Lazy
young men, with their hands in their
pockets, sauntered down with an air of
indifference. The Hard was gay again.
Cass was the gayest of the gay. She
found fundsof mirth in every oncsevery-
day Jokes. She stood il the doorway
and took an unhagging interest In every
thing that passed around her; raised the
laugh against the careful pleasure seeker
who stayed to bargain with the boatmen !;
sent the shaft of satire after the psrsimo-
NOUS who departed joined volubly in
every conversation took decided side
in every quarrel and proved to the
meanest intelligence that her heart was
light and her interest in life keen.
IL she suffered she made no sign. She
had a creed of womanly virtues7-a creed
with strange omissions and certain out
of-date beliefs writ large. To love a
man who scorned her love was shame
ful thing--a thing 10 be hustled away
ont OF sight, ignored, laughed down, for
gotten as soon as possible. That her
face crimsoned when Jim looked at her,
that her pulses throbbed when he
touched her hand by chance IN passing,
that her heart sank and all her being
seemed to ache when he turned away
from her and lowered bis voice TO speak
gently to Emily, made her weep as Bit
ter tears of shame at night as any repent
ant Magdalen might have shed.
II was a clear, bright, breezy night at
the end OF March. The shutters of the
shop had been shut two hours ago. The
last Of the dodgers had stumbled away to
bed, stopping moment at the bottom of
the dark stairs to strike match and light
pipe to bear him company Mrs. Brady
looked in a dull.eyed, listless way at
the crumb-littered table and the
dirty plates and glasses ia the
little back room, and noticed that
Cass had buster in her hand and that
Emily was bringing water. She was
full OF housewifely cares. with no house
wifely enthusiasm in the cares. "Put
them bits by on plate, Cass,' she di-
rected. can there's the cheese don't
lei il bide out; tn mice gets to it. You
needn' empty tn Jug; tn milk II be
good by th' mornin,." And after looking
on for moment at tho girls work she
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-29
Doctors Experience.

After great many trials Of the first physi
cinus in the North and South bad grown eK'
hausted by the continued experimental eiIorts
OF doctors 70 cure me Of Chronic Leryngitis aud
Bronchitis of a most severe type dropped INTO
a drug store while more dead than all'o. speak
ing of my condition. friend advised me 10 try
DIR. Mozley's Lemon Hot Drops, which do. ana
70 my surprise, after taxing the nrst oottie, II
gave me complete relief. l then bought three
other bottles. which cured my case entirety o.
eight wears standing. favor you with this tc
encourage you 10 make and supply the grea
healer 10 sufferers ike myself. Your friend,
W. A. BYERs, NJ. D.
ATLANTA DENTAL DEPOT,
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De Cream OF ole yaginny.

Come line Us, darkies, ebry one,
Tune up do eddie, start do fun;
Come trip de light fantastic toe
Like fairy footsteps on de 10.
strike up de ole Vsginny reel,
Shake fust de toe an den de heel;,
Fol dancin' we's de mos ginteel,
De cream Oh ole vdginny.
Now mate DO echoes, Brudder Bones.
Attend yo' countini Brudder Jones,
An obry one ntten' de call,
Now right. now lef', now chaser all:
Now balance ps'dDors, ali aroun'
And piccaninnlcs clear the grouni.
De heavy dudes am cum TO town.
Do cream 90 ole fasinny.
Come be my pa'dner. Cousin Lizc.
mos Is dazzle wild yo' eyes;
Now whom you lean upon me 20
skurcely seem 10 touch do no..
Now right, now lef'. now up aud down.
Now swing yO' pAidners once arouai.
Di. am de bail OF perkey town.
De cream Oh ole Yaginny.
All, who say dancin' am no good.
spec his head am made o. wood:
He dunno nun, It's berry plain,
To come In outsn oh de rain.
Den break away, an clap yoi ham.
AM doan f0rglt the peanut stan,
Dis crowd am DO de gilt-edge bran.
De cream Cd ole vaglnny.
EMILE PIcKHARp-
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Lemon Elixir.


cures indigestion, constipation. headacne. pu-
iousness, malaria, kidney-disease, fever, chlils,
loss Of appetite, debility, and nervous pco-tEa'
ton. and regulating Liver, Stomach, botels,
kidneys, and Blood.
IL san established fact that lemons. when COM
bined properly with other liver tonlcs. produce
the most desirable results upon tue stomach,
liver, els, kidneys. ana blood
80 cents and al per bottle. Sold by Druggists
Prepared by ii. MOTLEY, 81. d., Atlanta, va
do i-Sutfol
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NORK-RIYER LINE WA WEST
POINT.

TRAINS DAILY.
The fsvorite route 70 Baltimore. The steamers
OF this line are models OF beauty, elegance, and
comfort Leave Richmond 1870 =. ~. lesvo
Vest Point TUESDAY. Thursdays aud SATURDAYS
at 5 p. w.. lea-s Baltimore luesdays, Thurs
GAYS. and Situr. avs at4 p VI. arrive at baiti-
more A. NJ; arrive al Richmond lO:tO A. NJ.
Fare Richmond TO Baltimore Firstclass, -
second class $50
Tho York River Line affords superior advsn-
tsges 70 business men 10 enabling them 70
leave Richmond near the close OF the days
transactions and arrive az Baltimore early noxt
morning. after having enjoyed a delightful
nights rest, free from the dust and noise Of rail-
way travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond Clwenty-third
Street depot .................;.... nab A. NJ.
Arrive Richmond (rwenty-third
Street depot Observation-Disclosures. ro:lo r. ~
Daily. tDaily except Sunday.
Depot and ticket-Oflice: Foot virginia street
Uptown Office: Corner Tenth and Main streetA
JAS. L. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent
J. :. POTTS.
Division Passenger Agent
Richmond Va
sol. HAAS. Tra1lc Manager;
f. b. THOMAS. General Manager. dcl5
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RAILROAD LINES.
CHESAPEAKEA AND OHIO ROUTE.
~ SCHEDULE TAKING EFFECT
JANUARY -. 1885.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
G45 A. NJ. for Newport News. Old Point Com
fort, and Norfolk daily.
li:o5 A. VI. Through and Local Mail 70 sill points
Wcst, except Sunday. sleepcrs CIR
ton Forge 20 Huntington.
go p NJ Tor Newport News, Old Point ana
Norfolk, except sunday.
zoo p ". Charlottesville Accommodation, ex-
cept Sunday.
6:s5 p. NJ. Tor Louisville. Cincinnati, Chicago
-. Louis. Memphis, and New Or
Ioans-Fost Express with through
PuIlmsns daily. only route running
PullWans West from Richmond.
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND:
$50 A. NJ. Charlotte .vine Accommodation, ex-
cept sunday.
1O.55 A. NJ. from NORFOLK. Old Point, and Now
port News. except sunday.
2i0 r. NJ. from local points aud tEe West, eH-
cept sunday.
6:,O 2, N. from old Point Newport News, AMI
Norfolk daily.
600 P. N. from louisville and Cincinnsti-Fasi
Express-daly.
Deno.. Seventeenth and Broad streets
Tickets at 1000 Main street and At tho depot
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
WILLIAMS c. WICKHAM, Receiver Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. "a
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NORFOLK AND wEsTERt RAIL-
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DECEMBER /. ISL
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBU2d.
RICHMOND.

LEAVE RICHMOND
iO:4e 4 n Daily, ria Richmond Snt Petsnburr
railroad Arrive ~ Petersburg u. s.
A. NJ. arrive at norton go Z. A.
1870 A. NJ Daily TIA Richmond Az Petersburg
railroad. Arrive as Paersburg 1884
An 40. leaves Petersburg iiao
A. VI. FOR Fermyille. Lpchburg. koa-
nOke. Br'stoi. knOraIe All al
points south and west
THROUGH CAR TO LINCHRt RG.
Sos 2. NJ Daily. via kichmOul All Petersburg
railroad. Arrive Petersburg o.59 r.
NJ. leave Petersburg rs +. ". daily.
arriving Norfolk G33 =. VI. Through
car Richmond 70 NorfCk.
SOS P. N. Daily, rtd kichmOnf az Petersburg
railroad. Arrive 81 Pterrhnrg $50
L. w., connecting with Train No.
leaving Petersburg a. i5 +. N. for
Fa-myille, Lynchburg tSnoke. BTis-
tOl. Knoxville, Chattanooga, and all
points south and west
PULLMAN SLEEPING-CAR ACONMoDA-
TIONS.
No. i-Sleeplngcar from Petersburg 70 Bristol
without change, sad Lynchours Memphis
without change.
No. s-lynchburg % New Orleae. and Kos.
noke 70 Chattanooga. without change
Tickets. baggago-checks, and all t,ormstioa
can be- obtained al Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot, 4. W. CARRIER :. 100 Ma stree,
snd AZ tho Company's ONCE, s)l As. Main
street ". Il. BFlLl.
General Passenger aud Tkkt Agent
CHARLES G. EDDY, Vice President
General ofico. Roanoke. Va non
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-29
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
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JANES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAMESTOWN. DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED By
RAIL LINES
PHYSICIANS MEALS.
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United States MsilJ
CAPIAIs DEYO,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY ~
A. NJ. (SrREET-CARS CONNECT IN FULL
TIME for abOye-named places, arriving at Nor
folk ABOUT $50 2. NJ. Returning, the steamer
leaves Norfolk and Newport News on alternate
days, arriving at Richmond about p. N.
Through tickets 20 ABOVE named points on sale
on steamer and at CARRIERS Agency, 100 Main
street. Baggage checked through
STArE-nUoMs ENGAGED FOR DAY
OK NIGHT
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Smithneld, Hampton. Old Polut, Wsyerly, and
Hic1sford, Va Washington, ID. c.. NewDerne.
Washiu gton, and IarbOro', y. C.; all stations on
Atlantic and Danyille railr0sd. SeaDOard and
Roanoxe railroad, Norfolk Southern railroad.
ana Eastern North Carolina generally: also, Tor
Eastern Shore OF Virginia and all regular land
ings On the James and kappahaunock rivers, az
LOWEST RATES, and through bills issued.
LUCIEN h. TAlUM, Nice-Presiiendt,
No. lll7 Maia street and Rockets
IRWIN WEIsIGEK, Agent de /