davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1888-07-26
HARD on THE SETTLERS.

prescott. Arizona, July 19-Ten
suits have been commenced in the
United States court here against
parties for alleged cutting OF timber
on government land. the amounts
sued for as gregating over S500,e00.
Upwards of forty suits have also been
commenced before the land Office for
cancellation of patents of homestead
and pre-emption entries of settlers.
Many of them have lived on the land
for ten years The snits are the
work of special agents of the govern
rnant
, 1888-07-26

wAsn Baby wss sick, We gave her ca.tosis.
Whsn she wss Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Aiss, abe clunz to Csstoria.
When abe had Chndrsn, she gave thom Cssto.is
, 1888-07-26
cHANeUp HIS INTENTIONS.

Wheeling, W. Va, July l9-Mor-
ris Herkheimer, the senior member
of the Herkheimer Bros, the largest
wool dealers in the state. has an
nounced his intention to vote for
Harrison and Morton. He has for
tive. five years voted the Demo.
Icratic tiskot.
, 1888-07-26
PREPARING For TIE STRUGGLE.

New York, July, 1.-THE first step in
the active work of the presidential cam
paign was taken at IL 20 a. IN. to-day,
when the National Democratic Campaign
Committee went into session at its head
quarters to organize Chairman Barnum
presided, and around the council board
sat Arthur z. German, w L. Scott, a
). Ewell, Calvin d. Brice and Miles Ross.
About half an hour after the session be-
gan Colonel Lamont arrived and WAS
added to the conclaye,
, 1888-07-26
TIE SEALING scHooNERs.

Ottawa. July 19.-It is reported
that the United States has signifed
its willingness to agree te England's
proposition, made nearly year ago
for the appointment of a mixed COM
mission to adjust the claims for dam
ages made by the owners of the
seized Behring seal fishing schooners.
, 1888-07-26
BORN.

hAiI-In this citY, July 2lss. to toe
vile OF Israel Katz, son.
, 1888-07-26
MUD THROWING DIsoouNTENANoED.

New York, July 19.-The Demo
cratic national campaign committee
Is expected to order the printing of
half million coppies of the presi-
dents tariff message for campaign
use; alses large quantities of the
Mills blii: with comments of Demo
cratic leaders thereon. 1t issreported
TO be Charm an Bryce's programme
TO make fight on the tariff issues,
largely discout'aging all PERSONAL
ties in the eanvss sss
Wasbineto4. July 1s.In the senate
this aftesnoon, Senator Dolph, of
Oregon, introduced bill for the re
lief Sf citizens of Oregon, Idaho and
" ashington Territory. who served
psith o. ) troops in the war agiast
the Nez Perces. the Bannock and
Shoshone Indians. and for the re-
lief of heirs of those killed in sach
services and for other purposes.
Washington, July 20. -Dolph
called up the Chinese restriction
bill. Mitchell spoke earnestly in its
favor. 1t will pass the senate
Secretary Fairchild to-day re-
csived q telegram from the governor
of Florida, stating that the yellow
fever had become epidemic at Tampa
and Maratee. He asked assistance
in suppressing it.
Newberg, N, Y, July 20.-Bev E.
z Roe, the celebrated novelist, died
early this morning. He was very
active as chaplain and volunteer cav
alryman and hospital nurse during
the war. He was g Congregational
minister.
Marquette. Mich. July 2O.-The
largest lot OF gold rock ever taken
out east of the Rocky Mountains was
brought into Tshpenning this morn
ing from the Lake Superior Co.'s
shaft.
| The River and Harbor, appropri>
ating so, 2,3T4, ,1I6, is now ready for
the Presidents signature.
! Fuller, the obscure Chicago law
yer, Is confirmed Chief Justice OF the
United States. The vote was Al to
20
/ Weir Of Penn. was also confirmed
iChief Jusseeof Idaho.
, 1888-07-26

Fgs are now offering ou. large and
HeIi selected stock OF Mems al ] Boys
J!othing and Furnishing Goods at
Lower Prices than Ever Before!
ju- stock in these lines comprise the
ateat styles and best goods Come
and sse what we have to offer before
purchasing elsewhere.
, 1888-07-26
Steamer EDNA,
Str. WILDWOOD,
=.1E

\. W. HORN Master.
Leaves PORT Townsend Cor IrondaIa, NJ 4. M,
also, for WILDLY Island IL a. NJ. for Iontlple
| at p M evcry day For freight or rls2age
apply on beard.
, 1888-07-26

JUMBo-JUMBa.
The original Abirei.e oinrmsnt il only put
np IN large Two ounce Tin boxes tnA - ab~o-
late cure for old so.es, baras- wounds "hsanel
hands and AL =Si;s ~sa;. A. W. sss'~!i.-.l,
euro ali lads of pii : - ar Il t;f.lruj
Aiati.ae Din ;1afii. - sF'..ts = tUc- 20 u.
hy JAS. D. aiiSkLE:f. " u. DrIg-ss Agr3-,
Of CcmpaaT
, 1888-07-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

LONDON, July 17.-Rev. Mr.. Waugh
testified before the poor relief com
mittee of the house of lords last night
that thousands of children were
starved, OF otherwise murdered, in
England every winter in order to OBJ
tain paltry amount of insurance
npop lheiszliyes, He said the sys
tenn sof insuriHSSs ehildren's lives was
simply offerinS>a premium for mur-
der. -.
WILL BE INDICTED
CHICAGO, July IS =, The three
anarchists, Chapek, CEehema and
X mex, arrested: 81 Inspector Bon
fe d,yes esaay, are booked at the ar
mo'y. Their cases Will come up to-
d. and be continued till Monday.
Tbs 'eYilence against them will De
presented to the grand jury and
they will be indicted under the dyn-
amite act. No more arrests have
been made to-day. No further de-
tails of the big plot have Eeen made
public.
, 1888-07-26
& SEATTLE, MASS rRH.
Practical Rookbipder.

kinds OF Paper Railing, etc, ads on shDFI
- notice.
{lices TO suit iAs tinss, and REsS QG Ali Al 4
SoEs doGs. jiyssy
, 1888-07-26

Jonathan Scoville, ex>mayor of
Buffalo and manufacturer, has gone
back on Cleveland on account of free.
frafe
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RAILROADS.


RlCHNOND, FREDERICKSBU ORG
IA AND POTOMAC RAILRoA D.-schftti.a
commenting MAY 9Th lssj-easter1 standard
time
IN Aln- caves y-,i-stre~tsn..on DALI; stops
only az Ashland Junction. Milford,
and Fredericksburg. Sleeper ~
WashingtOn- Leaves Wash .n<ton 70
New York az tl.t0 a-a-
~ An- eaVS byrI-strre. station daily, az
c.pt sunday. Leaves ~ aShiuxron Tor
n-E York az No pm Pi-.Ur Cs- -
Washington
&; L. '-aYes ByristrAs. y.auos ial,-.
peg 20 New YORK.
FIN III arrives az Byrd srre.s station ta-iT =.
sleeper from New YORK
~s' POI ll-rfves AZ BFrfi street station daily
stops az Frederic - :rg. Milford. and
JUNCTION Sleeper rom Vashilgtcn-
-ttn ).n- arrives az Byrd street sts,,.Cn csLir.
except >CntsT, p1l iO- ca ron
NL'dlrg.Or.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
0ArLv zxCzp- srNDAvs.
tiS pa accommodation, lssre- fsgri .-.--e.
station arrives A. Ashland a: pm
ova n leaves Slha 4s-lvra sl As1laai s.,
l.2 pm.
"a An accommodation. s---Tes st Bird
street s-Ars0l .ssFes Ashland ~ -
an.
$50 Pr s--7es at GOA .eavs Asaisni .,
j.i2 pm.
: a. TAYLOR, GENERA Ticket Azprs.
. :. .. Hy1ss. 'iener'. sruarr1,ertenr.
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A GIANTESS DEAD.
ANNA SWAN BATES, WHO WAS
SEVEN FEET SEVEN IN HEIGHT.

ehc Was Native Of Nova Scotia md Was
Married To K.ntuckiaa Whose All
tadc WAS torrrspondin=Iy Grcnt-soIne-
thing Of Other Zig People.
Tho recent death r. Mrs. Anna Swan Bates.
1.-THE Nova Scotia Gan'css," as the show
bills had IL, has at The curious TO specializing
onco more on tho cause of such freaks but
science has no satisfactory explanation OF
courso thoro nre tail races Of men, and IN
SOM families there Is hereditary tendency
towards height os SIX feet or thcreabonts;
bit giants" proper are pure freaks and in
,t,rv many instances their parents are beio"
he average height Anna Swans father
was but > .ect and her mother ftct o.,
while the mother II her husband, Capt
biar.in Van Burca Bates, was an uuu7uaily
small woman. and bis father only a good
average Blue Grass Kcn-uckian. Mrs Swan
Bate was o. Scotch blood. bonn in Nova
Scoiia u 1878. and was big from the start,
when fun grown slo was feet z, and es
Kind az she was big She and her husband
vgcre highly respected al Seville o., where
they lived
Every boy memory Is stored with tales OF
"bloody giants. suca as "Bugabo0 Biz and
tho follow whom Jackthogiant-killer SLOW;
and all the mythology Of early peoples is full
Of Janciful stories of similar nature. In
reality gi1ut5 are the most peaccabe OF man
kird, and very big women are almost al
ways tmd and tender hearted II rnises a
smilo 70 think Of signing and sentimental
maiden weighing 800 pounds. and tho para
grnphor has exhausted himself in witty cal
culafions as 20 the length Of time IL takes q
tender emotion to travel from the heart TO
tho frontiers 81 her person But - Is any
thing but funny 70 the subject bho loves
often with nm arl0r corresponding 10 her
ai7e. and pursuant 10 thc usual pcrFersitJ Of
nnturc, sbe is apt 10 loYo small or average
sized man Many instances are ou record Of
the marriacasol Sich oddly assorted couples;
and well So SIS that these gigantic ladies gro
tender hearted. for a matrimonial row WITH
such a ono Is MOTTO be th0seht of without
shurlder.
Tho Greeks havo given Us tho prettesi
stogiosabout giants. how they made war on
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03

year bis profess onai income was said 10 30
from si3.OoJ to$ljO 900 Ieprac'lr''i mainly
in the supreme corst, AID won ovcr5 oas', IT
is said. before the tribunal ou which Doe was
engaged.
81 was vhno thus employed at tle har
with wealth and fame in near prospect. that,
without conference with any oIc, auI Yield
Ing 10 uhat had beer an earlier impulse. 10
determined 10 enter The ministry lie pur-
sued his studies in Now York city and
Bishop Potter wished him 10 become tho
head Of "a mission of young men i1 tlaf city,
but be preferred % 20 80 LisoiI bono 10 Ala
bama. rio was ordained deacon ~ 1866. AVID
priest in the sams year While deacon he
scrvodSt Johns church. IN montgomery. and
attracted largo congregations Iio was then
appointed rector of Trinity church. Column
brs Ga.
IN 1911 ho hocame rector n Trinity
church, Nsw Orleans, tho largest parish ia
too south
in ls,3 ne received the honorary degree OF
Doctor Of Divinity from William and
Mary college, - Virginia. ald l.e.inel
cal. % So lsgls caurch. C.ncMai Nearly
at tne same tim' io vas calioi to tle rae'ol-
SHIP Of Christ church Savannah lh3 be
declined. t0 accepf. in 1873. cab to the
parish Of So iars Chicago Her. ho was
cain,utly srescs-fu. .n 3D.. for yaar lah,rs.
He Gccln.l thc hs.lreo Qa,.Y m ls'1
and was elected bishop ~ Michigan iu ioN,
being r'allel n December OF far' year.
ASH carrelmin. Dr. Harris raul.l alta the
conservative aAooL
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parents nrc but average, end while attaining
thor growth giants ire usually quite feeble,
II not sickly. Capt. Bates especially suffered
q great deal in growing up" IN their men.
TIA and moral blplrc fat women 80 not d.rer
from the rcsr q their sex Mir Swan Bates
was devout Christian, an excellent scholar.
fond Of congcnial society and very charita-
H..
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ana stone II has "a frontage Of $50 feet md
a depth oi 200 feet. covering an aDl of go, 900
square feet Tho building OF buildings caa-
SYST of q series oi towers connected hy
Railways These towers and Railways lnc.c,e
tHo courts under one roof. which is supported
by truss. The courts hove galleries sur
rounding hem end c3yer ma area a. ST. hF i2f
feet each The central tower which IS C0 feet
square. rise, 20 O height ~ iol fsCL Tho
aislrs counrctins the towers sre ~ sufficient
wid.h Sd feet t. furnish considerable ,paco
for exhibition purposes Iaey ere Imported
by q long lantern roof winch gives abundance
OF LIGHT
Tie main entrance IS at the central tower
steps lead up Ter a distance Of 81 feet % tho
arcLei portals There are three arches. one
central and tAgo smaller side arches, furnish-
ing en,raacs G. tho building There IS q
gallery running along tie front II the build
ing from which we may get q view Of the
fair grounds Onthe broad meadow in front
Of the main bal-ns IS 81 mile track. within
which is Lalf mile track T., hcyclCa
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BISHOP HARRIS.
i pis;in~rishcd Divino who Has Conc 70
II. i..Hnrn

Tho lato Right Rev Samuel s Harris.
bishop Of tie Protestant EpiAoral diocese u
Michigan. who recently died d. London
while on rs annual vacation. was oao Of the
rare c1nmp # 2 man winning distinction
in two pro,e. ions He was born ln 1871. in
hutauca county, Ala. where i father was
prosperous farmer Early discerning tho
promise OF bis son. the faiher gave L.fr
whatever advantage " mental discipline he
could bosfow So T. the bOv vas ready 70
enter college. hnt. muca 70 BIS d'ssppoat-
meat, he was required 10 wait two years bo-
Causc Of bis extreme youth lie entered the
University 81 Alabama in 1856 joining The
sophomore ciiss ana was graduated with
distinction IN 1853 Hooutorcd "a once upon
The study Of l,w. and by q special act Of The
legislature was admitted 10 The bar in 1850
He iesan the practice Of bis profession with
gratifying success az MONTGOMERY. but
upon tao breaking out OF tho war
he joined tie Confederate army a1d re
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DiCHMOND AND AlLEGAANN
IL RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS IN 2rFE.yr
JUNE Il iSrs
ONLY LIRE RUNNING SOLID -RNiNs AND
PALACE SLEEPING GAIA BgrxExs RICH
NOND AND LYSrHBuRa.
ARRIVE kicHMnNn


~ 9m.-NAiL daily (excep. sunday.
t-1 Asn--ACCDMh NOTATION daily (sxe,pe
sunday.
= a. an.-fNPktSS daily.
sunday accommodation between Rlchmsud
ani ,rottsYiile leaves $50 An arrives r''tliru.
Ia ..i3l n.
CONNECTIONS
~ Clifton Forge with Chesapeake add )lis
-llrHy Tor rne south. " est, anl Northwest.
Ar .yrctrurg with Norfolk and Western
railroad FOR AL points south. cOlt1ehs,. And
SOUTHWEST, and Virginia Midland -si'~sg foe
a. points North and Soutl.
4 Richmond with ArsociAts-i Raj Ways ,U
q. DO.lte ~ the south. aai Richmond. Fcsts-
eh-Jurs and Potomac nilruai for the North.
A. Lexington with Baltimore AMI Ohio rail-
q az. making close connections A. fa-psr1
ferry 90 AM from PittSburg sgi the %essk
Also 20 points Norm and East.
Sleeping car attao ned % NIGHT EXPh SSd
stops at Lynchbury.
SLEEPING CARS LYHCHBURG - MKA
PhIo. NEW ORLEANS. ami .iIrLH ROCK.
Trans marked daily except sunday. sDatly.
Tickets sold TO al po.nts. 0fcss 3t3
.. Mai ftrcct. 100 Man s-re-t,trt
Richmond AM ALLEGHENY depot, Eighn- Nod
Cana streets.
JOHN K. MACMURDO,
-ae5 GEM Pas,,,nxsr Agent
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manned ia IT. ser-
vice. doing chiefly
staff dnty. unlithe
close a the strug
gle. In ! 5Gl he
married Ms ngTy
Pickett. the daugh
ter Of a wealthy
planter Of Mont
gomcry
Tho war over,
bir. Harris re
IN owed 90 y C ~
York cify. where
he 40 ouco tool, a
high position and
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03
STEAMSHIPS. !
NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON
~ PANY.
PoR NEW YORK.

Steamers l4ave R.chnon: EVERY ~ g.
DAY and FRIDAY ~ 3 n.r-
Steamers leave New York tJ- R.chmorr
ENEkf WEDNESDAY sni SATUHDA
a. ?. n. arriving ID E.clDOuf MONDAY snc
FRIDAY mornings
Passenger sscoln nD1afons rn-irpsssaf-
Cabin a.. ~ se~ YORK IL = lme- -ir~-r
route .1cl1.inz MEAS AMI 1'.rtli. I
Eo-11-frip tickets .r.its-. - 'lir-y sayl
after date on issue ........... Is y
-ffrf1xe wl-n rIls.sreuC-. ..... .......... 8 "
So. age. without -lhSi-r-ns-.. ......-.. 5 a
CABIN fsre ia LnesaD-aAe sad 900 al.
rcr.r. ....... ............ ............ n D
Cso'n fare ia Richmond sal Petersburg
r-iIlrlul .....t...... .......t ......ss ~ u
T.ceers cau q oh-air.t &c 4. 81. Gartsr's
100 H4ll s--'f' Chesapeake ard Ohio sui
Richmond snf Petersburg sspos-, mi AZ cor
rsnys offices, ~. Ni!l s-rs.st, ili vGa1
ko--Se;rl
FrHsn-s fo-Tsr'ie-, and through bic o. Al,
inx s's.ec .or points beyond NeT York.
tr"iZ1- received daily Ea.ii loI- o. s3lllz
Py--elFer- ltrri7x Richmond On N)N-
DAYS a.DAE-. 80 EDNEdDA =. III Z RS
DA e. and SAT-. 2DAL- by .n.a Chasa pa. x q
all Ohio railway IA Se'rrctr nesslat = s5a y,
nDt by killmOnt an1 seterso1rz raiiruai
,a.no cATl g.. 'Es' IN. a. u make oo1nert.on
40 NDkt JLh p.ca s-es4n.r -.svinx stsp-i
iHTs.
GaCRGe ALLEN z Co. A-su-s.
NJ. btl Man street, and
- lacf Company Wharf. ho-ke,ss-
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"'77' |71"'I Ut y T 7 - = 7"'-1'71-
Although very many applications for space
were made, ample room exists for articles to
be exhibited A powerful Corlss engine
furnishes power COR sich exhibitions ns re
quirc it aad o large elevator near the rear Il
tie building Is designed Tor the raising Of
m.rchaudise The ar Gallery is 60 be one Of
the special features e tae exhibition
Tho exhibition ulii DO held carly ~ sep
TENDER
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-03

He-I uoulr What makes tle flies so
sticky today
SAe-l suppose IL must le that now ly
paper You bousAt-Buri.ustoa Free ireS.
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ChloAF EAKz AND OHIO ROUTE
s SCHEDULE ~ EJECT sEPr IT,.
1888.

s SCHEDULE ~ EJECT sEPr L..
1888
LEAVE RICHMOND
8 q sm Cor Newport Ssrs. Old Point Con-.
6or and Norfolk. ialy e1ce-t
Sunday.
si5 ,ni sundays only 70 Nerpo-. Ners
Oii Point. and Norfolk
=. 10 sm through AMI Local MAJ % e.
points West, except sunday
Phi man Palace Ca Rl.hmoli -
White Sulphur
Pu Imam sleepss rom Clifton
t0rge - Lexington. Hy.
100 on f)r Newport ,ees. Old POINT and
Norfolk EXCEPT sunday.
~ pm & +. q P. Junction acconnods-
l'r s-cept Sunday.
SD pm tor louisville Cincinnati Chicssrc.
~. -Onls, NemphiS gat New Or.
leans. fast Express, with through
pIlmans Daily Cuiy route -un.
aing s-illmans Yes, rom Rich
mOnt
e53 par. For Old Po.at ds.iy. except Non
DAY, stops only a. Williamsburg
Pullman palace ca 20 Ola Point
ND om For Virginia Springs and Ash
lana, Ky, daily excerpt SUNDAY
ARRIVE RICHMOND;
: 90 on Vi~,inia SDrnss exD-s-ss exceot
sunday
lice sm From Norfolk. Oh poin.. and
Newport News. 5-ceps olnlsy
$50 pm From Loca! points and the sesr.
daily except Sunday.
sos pm From Norfolk Old Point And New
pon .evs. daily. olllman psi
ace sleeping az o. m Oll po,at %
f.n-ilnAl.
800 om From Louisville and Cincinnati.
fas' Express daily.
Pullman Palace Ca White 81.
pl.- 70 R.clm0nlezaeqt Mo1i4y
Dspo, Seventeenth and Broad streets.
r.c4s.-)-l -ss 10, Main street AMI depot.
Il. =. FULLER
Gsnsrs. Passenger Agent.
r ODEr
Genera Superintendent
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BUFFALo's INTERNATIONAL FAN.

II VIII BE Reid sept. ia. ard Crea, Things
Arc Lspecied Of ~.
Tho b1alns for tAe international fair at
Buffalo is Of sIcha substantial character ast0
warrant the expectation that similar exnm-
tions will bo held there annually in future
The suaerre rest, upon q foundation If brlcl.
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STOPPING pI.AcEs,
Scs. e. end II make no stops No. ~ st1H
only on signal ~ Manchester ALL Chestzr.
No. y stops only on signal ut Chester. Centxs.
Ia and Manchester. No. Is stops on signal vt
al regular stations. No. ~ etops on sigma. *
A regular stations. and Ala At Temples pSiA
Port WalthaIl. Nos. 81, q. 81, "a. IS. u N,
llt D will stop NJ all stations for passengssa.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos. Is and 3 sleeping -cars m
,uren New York and Tampa, Fla. via Jack-
Sonvi.le). On Trains Nos. II and " sleepin9
cars between Washington and Charleston
On rrin No. ~ sleeping cars bstwe<m
New York and Jacksonville. On Train No. N
sieepiug cars between Washilxtou And ys,ss-
-'nEl'c.
TBS ONLY ALL~aAiLLINR TO NORFOLK
LrAvs. ARarvR
Richmond. 'ie.hj an Norfolk eal pm.
Richmond, sos0pm. Norfolk. p:E pn.
Norfolk. 'slG am. Richmond, II IS an
Norfolk. 800 pm aishmov 4. -5spm
tDr Far,nyille. Lynchbury. and south-
and Western railroad. except the 1913 tram
pA'ssengcrs for points vest Of peterspurY
slo-.l take the 9,5 Il N. train insteai
R.M. sULEl,
superintendent
2. :. D. MYIliS,
General experimenting
:. N. Enr2sos, General Passenger Agent
sol HAAS. Tn,hie Manager. <ap ~
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COM
PANIN
AN Rr Rlt Err LINZ
goa DID POINT. aoRF0LH. PORTS
MOUTH. .Er PORT N1WN CLAIM
MoSr. AND 5AMto RIVER LAND
l>Gs DIRECT
A~J ltLg DIRECT ROUTE VfTaO 81
TRANSFER or CEANGEJt
AM KIND.
COSSE.TT0rs
Old POINT. croseiy-sstd all aas for 2a!-
'n1". pliLiiefpn %. and NV fO-A ,ana al
tefr,ru 1L-o ~ SOrto.x -.r Eastern North
cAI J.ius lrl -le SOUTH
A. NEW gOh Z N.W- tor I'd puat HAnD-
-ou sDi Nu.thtsii. "a.
And - -LAnEN0NT ...h tae Atnnf.' 3
Dazzle -l..roaf e. rlF-li.. t,rAsfO-i. a..
Ch-r ALL wA-zA ROUTE.
@Asfo RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
ahEAI TOURIST In
All IcI.~ =. DUTCH DAP. AND VAR
SCENERY
CHEAPEST ROUTE
RATES Less THAN HALF CHARGED AZ
RAIL LINES
FfR- &C Lass MEALS
To- elegant alt ifs, steamer
ARIEL
Carrying United states Mao.
tAf-Ar> DifD
i'afe- Richmond err-v
No. "A z. NhnN t1DAI AsD FRIDAY
AT An. l,IEErT-'AR, CONNECT ~
FULL q MEl lor loofr- uamed pLicte, arrtg
NJ 30 Norfolk about j-u 30 Returning.
Che steamer leaves Mort Us. Oi Point. sni
feWpor- New7 on l.ferllte days. arriving ~
Richmond ahsIt l8I pm.
lNruuLi tickets fo HDrrn-lfm-t points On
'a.e IN steamer ini 3. Gsr1er'- Agency No.
lpe w n -t-ee-- H4rrL1s checked through.
-rATHR)rMs EsGAGED YDR DAT
Or NIGHT
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

DARTIES WISHING TO STORE
4 tbei furniture for the summer ~ Longer
can rnd large. light. ani perfectly dry room
lt 5l0 West Aaln St Terms s. per nooth-
Bmay3
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DEDMONT AIRLINE
RICHMOND OANVILLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT aOJrs
To THE SOUTH
PULLMAN SL2HP.Rs on ALL SI6Hy
TRAINS.
5CggDCLa IN srFgCr IrLYt iSSs.


CONNECTIONS
T.An Nc. ~ connects iaiiy eKcep, sunday
a. hr,-g.lle -Or Chase CRY. q sr.-yi'ls. and
Dxforc. 9olI -ts a. greensboro .)r Durham.
Raleigh, Salem and ~ilstOu. 4nc all points Oh
Norto Carolina D.si5i0n. q, Salisbury Tor Ash
Vile. Hot Spring, tni al points in Western
North Carolina AL 1t Charlotte toc L., q x
A H. K.
Tran NO. 81 connects fAly at Green's
Dcr0 toe salem. Winston. Raleigh. colds
ncr0. aud MO-eheai cry ~ salisbury toI
Asherll-. Hot springs. ard al points Z
Western North Carolina; at Charlotte With
Charlotte, Columbia Aui Augusta railroad tor
Columbia. Augusta. Aiken, Charleston. swan
nah. VhOmAsfilie, Ga. Jacksonville and other
Florida points also With Carolina Central
railroad for Wilmington
Trains from the south arrive ~ AchnJnc
500 am. and so pm.
rtioves Accommodation
Lsafy Richmond. ... .... ...... - y a.
Arrive Manchester. ........ ....... - 81 pm
+ANgLIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN
Leave Richmond .........,. ....... 8 ~ IN
Arrive iiichmOnd ............ .... ~ an
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