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Cine @roiaans
CUR amenbirung Der 3. Seftion beg 80
&apltels Der rebtbirten Srbinanaen.

sci es berorbnet bur1 ben
Stabtratb Der Stabt San MntDnio:
DaB Die 3. 5eftior bes 80. 2apitels
Der @tabtoroiuan5eu 10 amenbirt tuerbe,
baB lie tpie folgt Iautet:
Seftion3 8. 9ie Mdrfte, plaaas
uub anbere pldBe, tpeI9e als Mdrfte
fit ben 8erfauf bon Sleii9, @emiilen,
gieru, Butter, @elaseI, Jri9tem,
Wi!opret unb irgen6 elm 5arms ober
8arteazp ro5utt -ausgenommeu 9dute,
Wone, 8aummoQe, Qeu unb pecarts
naRe-benubt uerben, fonen fir fol9e
3tDede BON 3 ubr Morgens Bis 9 l1br
Morgers Dorl erten Sage bes Stat Big
gum 30. Sage bes September offen gez
balten uerben, unb bon 4 Ilbr Mors
gems bis 10 ubr Morgens BON, erffen
Sage beg Oftober Big gum breiBigften
Sage bes Mpril zines ieben Sabres.
Jfa9 bieien @tunben barf feline perfon
auf ben Plasas gu benz 3pede berbleis
ben, um irgenb einen Der beiagten Nrs
tifel gu berfaufen ober gum 8erfauf
a~11aubieten. Srgenb cine perior, tueI9e
irgenb eine 8eiiimmung bieie 5ettion
berlebt, ioI zines Bersebens f1ulbig
befIn0en un0 nod erfolgter 8erprtheis
lung Dor benz &eforoer aur 3ablung
elmer @elbifrofe bon aidt tueniger aIs
fanf unb ni9t mebr als 3peibunbert
Dollars berurtbeilt perben.
Mngenommen un6 gebiqigt am %.
Gebruar 1888.
GRO 8rpan @aI1agban,
MaDor.
8ei6einigt:
n 81 NouA r;4n IT,.
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pie spreaanma oes @ea Gate

mar cine mtbielise, tofipielise Nrbeit,
aber Der. 3ued re6tfertigt bic Mnffrea'
guug. @~erftopiung in irseno einent
wi9tigen 2anal bebeutet unbeil. Gins
bernife In ben Orsanen bes menf@li9eu
36rpers beruria9en alemal 2ranfbeit.
sic mliRen tuesgerdumt tperben. tpertn
ni4t ber 30rper su @runbe geben fol-.
6dlt man bic 2eber in Sronung, 10
ftr6mt reines, 8eiunbbeit, Stdrfe uab
2eben fibrenbes 8lut bur6 ben 96rper
ldBt man lie geit6rt tperben, 70 peritepfen
f9 bic 2andle nit nnreinbeiteu, tpel9e
Grantbeit unb Sob berbeifibren. Seine
anbere Nranei tommt III ibrer Mirtune
auf bic 2eber unb in ber 8lutreinigunQ
Or. pierces Golden Medical Discov.
ery'' [gOlbene mebi3inii@e gntbeduns]
glei1.
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sH~ Geinfte unb biligfe Grudia'
den Del s obno 8r0s.
MATTER Waiter sg
Whtter

MATTER! MATTER Shutter
Bsrbet SIR bes 1a&ts setSrt perben
unb in gurer 8ube unterbrOden burd bus
S1reien zines franfen 3tnbes, .reldes
S4meraeu bonn Dur4bre&en Ter 3dbne
leibet? ST es ber Tau, 70 tuuft cine 6laide
Don Wers. @inslcps Sccthins Sprtp.
Ct mirb ben arrien 3leinen iofOrt sDn iei.
men @4meraen befreisn. Wan perlaHe f&
barauf, es bilft. Sc 1T teine Wutter auf
Grben, bic es periudte uno Gu& niGt NIT.
tbeilsn pirbe, baB ss bic @inseueibe re.
sultrt, ben 3leinen Silfe unb @eiunsbeit
unb Der Wlutter Rube beridafft, ba6 es
pie 3auber wirtt. Das Wltttel III ader In
allen 0dlen unb an8euebm bon @eiamad;
es trirb bon elmer Der dtteiten unb teiten
Dcctorinuen in ben Ser. Staaten rers
i&rieben. ueberaa su batsn, bic 6laide
,u 25 Gents
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DIR Qatnr Bethlehem

81 Der 8ieoerberiteluus %erfranfter. ODER
%terbrauftcr @epebe, = oas 1T aGes, tpas
cine ar5nei tban Tam. Sci 2rtngenleiben,
ple G%rtdltung, MISUNDERSTANDING nuo
aas5ebrlng, e~ntsinoet fi9 imtmer suerff bic
Sdj!ein1baat, bann oerftopfeu iid BITE 2uftz
5cien in Der 2unge, unb Die Solgem iino
Snberfelu urS 5ulett j3erft0rung Der Sc
iusbe. 0araus gebt beroor, bab bic 2nftz
ro0renaite nidt beilen f6nnen, bis Der rei=
denbe Snftet e%ntfernt 1T. glper's Gberrs=
8ectorQf
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California Weiue.

WeinIiebbober finben elm eroBes 2as
ger bon feinert California > @einen bel
6errn s.. s. Meper am Mlamo
plasa. GER Meper fu6t bic Meine
at Ort uno STEELE aus unb fauft birefi
aus benz Seller ter Metn3l6ter. Mla
gutem 2enner gelinst es finn tets, biz
beffen Gorteu aus3utpdbIen. st tanu
feline Gunber unb Gamilien nit einenl
eutet Srnpfen berfeben. .&otb. unb
WeiBneine IN boraigli9er Qualitdi
bon febt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
ins Saus 9eliefert.
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gduftiet nnb 6eilt

bic ent3iinoeten @ebdute, tbut Der gbniitz
5ung ginbalt, uno hinterldbt feline na9tbei>
ligen Golgen. 9aber iadst man es bober
ais ale aaoeru ipecifideu 9ungeuars=
ueier.
8. 9. girbp BON g~artonsptae, ST.,
fdreibt DSor bier Sabren erfdltete IA
mild btfttg nnb 5og mir einen idredlifen
Sufen gu. Sd mar iebr fra1f itnb rt1gez
fdbr bier Monate an bas 8ett ~gebunben.
Gnoli9 erflarte mir Der @rat, i9 babe Die
Ins5ebrung, unb er f5rte mir nift belfen.
giner meiler gta6baren rietb MIR, einen
Ser JUDI NIT slper's gberrbe Yectoraf sa
MAIDEN. SD folgte benz Static, unb ebe
i'd bic erlte Slalhe gang perbrau6t bate,
MAJ ib tpobl, rlno babe mid leitbem thinner
in gutter @eiunobeit befunben."
Mon;o 9. 9aggett bon Smprna MiGls,
Me., i9retbt: u9or iedS Sabren mar i'd
9anoelsreiienoer, unb litt al jener 3eit an
etrem
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Sdmade auO fiu0erlele Tranetr

IoIten nidt berspeifeIn, ionoern @dtb unb BE.
aus einem 8ude ldOpfeu, bhr@ mel.
teS Saufeube innerbab f~iir3efer Belt ibre bolle
geiunbbeit pieber erlanst unb ben sinaisen
ibres Seraens in grfaluns seben IA.
ben. Das NIT Sielen &ranfengef9idten CT.
reidlid ausseitattete neuete @ert
pir6 gratis unb franco berfdidt BON Der
Ertbate GItntc 6 Stepem5ar1, Is g..
6puftun Gtr., Netu BORT, %. ..
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2aBt gu9 nidt tdni@et bnrd
niebere preiie fiir glrbeit, uel@e better
als, irseub cine III 9eras geliefert tuirb,
fonbern berfiigt gu6 mad Gallo
mars pboto9rapbif6em Mtelier, go.
Alb 0fs6ouftou. StraBe, mo- gu@ quite
unb sufrieoenfielenbe Nrbeit gu reellem
4reiIe garautirt uirb.
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20 ut. S. 0mtterfibe 1885,
Ofs 0ouitons5 traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam . Gitters, balten fiG benz
gublifum fiir lue In ibrGa6 i6lageaben
Mrbeiten empfoblen unb berfpre1en
prompte Befor8ung. aner Nuftrdge.
2ronleu6ter, Sos. GiStures, 8abetpatl.
men, @loiets &c. tets an 6anb.
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- Graf 2airolp, ser Weffe bes Diers
rei9if6sungarii6en @eianbten in Con.
bon, tplirbe I'M Suea bon benz 8rafen
@bperfD, einem b6beren 8ermaItungs.
beamten, eriGoHen.
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sas- 3ebn Gents gintritt gum s o.
bion 9beater.
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1a- 8ros. liefern bic
betsr unb biQigften 9rudladen. @ebt
au ihnen.
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s@r 9ie eIssanteiieu Mn3tse mad
Mab bel Pancoat 6 Sebn.
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OELRIOH'S 8 90.
2 Bombing Green Rew Ocrt

B. $. youns, 6. grielenbed, ouao &
S9melber mnb 8. 9. Wtasglamara, 10. ass
Commensurate, Msenteu fur San Natonio.
8. &mnge & &c., Msenten fir guero.
y. @ufet, Mgent fit S9uIenburs.
Mtoie &apbaeI, Mgent fir 9ouFon.
elen,eas & Gauf unb grnF S9erF, &aea.
ten file Meu,8raunfels.4
9. 4Stt@er, asent fir Bsimar, 3eras.
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sa- SIR fpart @elb, tpen1 lire Cure
9rudia6en bel Sobnon BIDS.
.anfertigen ldBt.
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Qnnqen=Qei0en.

Monate lang fonnte i'd Nafts uidt
idlafen. Selten fonnte i'd mid nieberle,
gen, fiiblte mid bduig benz Grfiden nabe,
NIB mar oft gen0tbtgt, mir In Der freieI
9uft Grbolung su fud5en. Sd lief mid
bereoen STEERS GberrDs8 ectoral 3t nebmeu,
uno oas balf mir. Ser fprtgelebte Sc
brau6 oeSielben bat mid polftdnoig ges
BELT unb, wie id CLAUDE, mir bas aeben
gerettet.
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$4,000.

Ser s.ein Slid beriudt unb obise Summe
ODE ,tnen Sbeil babon In Der 2ouifiana. ober
a14 $4,000 tn ber 2it!le Sabana 2otterie &c.
pinnen m0dte, uenbe fid fur Sidets an
DUCK RIscHE, Mamo pIasa.
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-DAS GROssE@
9fbmer;eubeilmitt
3tssu sRbenmattsmus, ~gfenralsia, Sroa.
ksuieus 8stenfdua, ssreuswsb, Raasm.
f4tRsr5en, ~BerRaaaunsen, Ser.
shsabunsen, G@ntttmuneen.


~shsGbuueen, @dbnittpunben.
mas es 1T.
f<eea GO ID nit etnem wurte etas SeiI>
wv Myg. 60 tn Elm yrpbuet tptfent.
fAaitlt1sy Gprf4ans un6 sieIsr Experiments.
2feMH 60 TT Elm Mittel, tuelGss G&uter>
aANesHs zen hilbert, tessriRat 4t1b BELT;
tavH tt % wirtltG Gin S&mersesftGer.
9feMA 90 tSbtet int Musenbltd S&uterasn,
OSSssgs fttne @trtunsen ftnb beilfnb unb
baustnb.
AscW4. auf Die Saut einwirft, iunbsrn 90
brtnst Elm unb tepirft etae SoDfantise anb
bausEnbs 8sIuns.
stems. 60 'Dir'' fasr uas feasu.
G&ema &c rntlbert aueenbltdIi& uub teilt
U&gStp. tauernb. Sober 1efaabt6eii In
biefem anssesei6neten @ittel bat einen amer
tanniei Mertt rnb ,hie ganse 1ufan1menftbuns
n ein f&srte Mitte nuf SAuerssn gu beileu.
Ssbs Muusnbuns brinst 9tGesuns; jsbs
&IafNs futbdit cine SeilusS, jebe Glof1e 1T tn
8kyn8 uuf Qualttdt seprtft; jebe 6dte Glafde
trsett bic Gariimile>l lntrfdrift Der Girma; isber
6nuetatt In @utertfa fetnt befen Mertb ; ie6e
Seftsp@snt Sprade fennt fttren Naraen /; iebe
gBetb jebsr gtertifer bdlt 90 fur rcQfcutuaen.
Bel allen MpOtbeien gu baben. Nrets Der
glafbe, 80 Uents.
Fe CHARLES A, VOGELER CO.. Baltimore. I'D.
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gHs CHARLES A V0GaRR CO.. Baltimore. III
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YaKasiere baben NIT ben Daupfsrn bee
N~orboeutiaen 2lcAb bic @eife &ber's
Neer Eder unb gut 5urdd8eIegt. Des
gen Yreiie uub peitsrer Snfcrmatirn
peabe r1an f4 an
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-27
4 IihrarX In Silherin.

From the house Of the governor | went
upon his recommendation. to the public
library, IN unpretending log house III the
middle of the town. where found a small
anthropological museum, II comfortable
little reading room supplied with all the
Russian newspapers and magazines, and a
well chosen collection OF about 900 books,
among which was somewhat surprised to
find the works Of Spencer, Buckle, Lewes,
MIL Tame, Lubbock TylOr, Huxley, Oar
win. Lvell, Tyndall, Alfred Russell Wal
lace, Mackenzie Wallace and Sir Henry
Maine. as well as the novels and stories
Of Scott. Dickens. Marryat, George Eliot
George Macdonald. Anthony Trollope
Justin Mccarthy, Ercamann.C hatrian. Ed
car Allan Poe and Bret Hare The
library was particularly strong in the de
paitmentsO OF science and political economy,
and the collection Of books, as whole,
was in the highest degree creditable to
the Intelligence and taste of the people
who made and used it. 1t gave me a
better opinion of Semipalatinsk than any
thing that had thus far seen or heard.
Most Of the works of the scientific au-
ihors above named were expurgated Rus
sian editions Almost every chapter Of
Lecky's History of Rationalism" had
had been defaced By the censor, and in a
hasty examination OF it | found gaps
where from ten 10 sixty pages had been
cut out bodily. Even in this mutilated
form, and in the remote Siberian town of
Semipalatinsk, the book was such al OBJ
ject OF terror to cowardly government
That it had been querantined BY order Of
the Tsar and could not be issued to
reader without special permission from
the minister OF the interior a similar
taboo had been placed upon the works of
Spencer, Mill, Lewes, Lubbock, Huxley
and Lyell, Notwithstanding the facs that
the censor had cut out Of them every
thing that seemed to him to have dan
Rerous or "demoralizng' tendency
George KEENAN, in The Century
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4 Prairie Fir. Ia Burmah.

There was no time TO be lost. We could
sansibly feel the approach Of the destroy
ing flames Under my instructions q
light was obtained from the cornicopoly's
lantern. and the senior sergeant, who was
now full Of energy, being quite recovered
from his drunken ut. with twenty men sci
tire 10 tie grass in front Of the bandys,
covering as wide a space as possible 10 the
right and left Of Our position. The dry
grass caught readily, the men working
with q will 10 spread the flame, for we
had but little time to spare. AS soon
as space was burned of suiIi
GENTLY ample for all the carts
TO rest upon the drivers were ordered
to 20 ahead The ammunition chests
being strongly constructed IL would re
quirc actual flame to ignite them, SO we
were il 10 danger from the sparks that
were flying about. The frightened beasts
were with difficulty persuaded to get
upon tie newly burned gCound, 1t still
being hot and smoking. Well for us the
Burmese are kind and considerate toward
all animals under their charge; but for this
fact the builaloes would probably not have
moved We had advanced some couple
Oi IuLNISd N0IO, Ou tLS DUrut pOrtIOu OI
the plain, when the roaring flame behind
us reached the spot where we had fired
the grass For brief time the heat was
tremendous, but our expedient was per
fectly successful. The body Of flame di-
vided and rolled onward, warning on each
side Of US until the whole disappeared in
the distance. and then We felt we were
safe
During the passage OF he flames Il
most curious sight was witnessed by us.
4 number OF living creatures were fleeing
from the fire keeping just in advance Of
it. aud often some of them falling victims
10 the DANES. They were in an agony Of
terror, their savage instincts being for
the time subducd. Tigers, bufaloes,
deer, snakes and others were all mixed
poll nell together none needing the
other, but thinking only Of their own
self preservation. As the fire receded we
lost sight of them and went on our way
rejoicing San Francisco Chronicle
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'Oh. my soull but what dreadful
La"
"Mebbe YOU hcv seen the ocean, ~.
marked one of the men after p signal TO
the rest that he woIld draw me ont.
II have
"Reglar ocean.
"Yes"
There were three whistles of astonish.
ment. and the visiting female clasped her
hands ard appealed
ooh. Lord. don't lay IL up q gin him this
time. fur lie killed the bar"
Ii was now the turn Of al old man. who
had thus farpreserved the strictest silence.
lie cleared his throat. increased his legs
and observed:
And reckon you may hev' sawn the
PRESIDENT
Yes, sir
What You hevl exclaimed oil In
chorus
Certainly. and shaken hands with
him
"Oh. Lordyl Oh. my soul but how has
be got the nerve to lie soi' whispered the
women, while the others uttered a sort OF
groan over my vickedness.
There was deep silence Tor several
minutes, and then the visiting female
leaned forward and said to her husband
across the room;
Joseph, AK him about balloons and
telephones.
Il have seen a balloon. replied
Lands but listen to him"
and 1 have talked through tele.
phone
How many times
Five hundred.
The women dropped their snuff sticks,
aud each man half started up. They
looked from one to another and then at
me and by and by the visiting female
slipped off her chair with the words:
"Poore an needy Teller sinners let US
pray fur him
And I'm writing yon the solemn truth
when tell you that prayer went clean
around the room, and II was all for my
benefit
Next day when | was ready to go the
mountaineer gave me n hearty shake OF
the hand, called the children up to bid
good by, and as started OFF he whis
pered
If We stop with any of the boys to
night, cut it off short whar' We saw the
ocean. The hull of il is too much fur one
dose"-M Quad in Detroit Free Press.
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Rapid Transformation scenery.

4 very ingenious arrangement for
scenery has been invented which will
work something OF revolution in pieces
whero rapid changes and Transformations
are necessary. 50 unique and complete is
the invention that a change from an ex.
terror to an interior, or vice versa, can be
made almost instantaneously and without
darkening the stage or lowering the
lights. On one Of the frames or flats four
or Eve scenes can be arranged with effect.
In pantomimes and spectacular pieces the
advantages will be most valuable. -New
York World.
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PURITY.

Like ashy, startled thing she stood
H. the Wild tanglc of the wood;
Her violet eyes In sweet Surprlgc
seemed e0;no fair shadowlng Of the skies:
In her whi;e hands some bluelells spent
Their dyius i.cath 10 soft content,
Hoe parted lips their white pearls showing.
Her checks HE rose hues palins glowing.
Ana all her clhlGiike Innocence
Guide. guard, protector and defense
What startled herr 4 heavy tread
Through The dim oSlcs, crched overhead
~ s-n9ecksd raves and Nbrau, boughs
And what Q! heaven such shade allows
AL day sweet sounds had tecn Gstlr --
Tho ~, far reaching orchc ira
~ birds. Lees. whispering " 'uds anu Over
The nearer fields Of iIass nnd clover
Came tink.ug COW bells sitting through
AS violeIs t!Ut the isk md dew
a tramp comes Oh The pine lca'es sweet
shulaer beneath Lis naked feet
lie stoIs. viii. huagly. oCt-s"cd beIcei
HIS haycard eyes Tho rifl eyes pierce
Lat solleth.ng iI ,lch teud@s light
Cl,r.ls his half sava-, IaOOd, despite
n. lau-less desperate soul within
That seldom sop. az soil ~ siE
lie moves cs4io-shc passes hs.
saved D. iAc power 81 puuiy.
-Mary 4 DeusoD ia FranI LeSlie's
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4E0 pm.-MAl l. daily except sunday.
Oils m.-ACCOMMODATlON daily except
Sunday.
IL 80 am.-ENPktSS dailv
sunday accommodation between Richmond
and scotts,ile leaves $40 IN. arrives return
In .:lj IN.
CONNECTIONS.
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake and Ohi
railway for the South. West. and Northwest.
At Lyr.chpurg with Norfolk and Western
railroad ior all points South. Southeast and
Southwest, and Virginia Midland mi, way for
all points North aud South.
At Richmond with Associated Rail ways for
all points I'm the South. and Richmond. Freds-
icksourg and Potomac railroad tor the Forth.
At Lexington WITH Baltimore and ONO iail-
road, making close connections AZ Hnrnei's
ferry 10 and from Pittsburg and the Wet
also TO points North and East.
Seepng-car attached 10 MONT EMPRESS
stops at Lynchhurg.
SLEEPING-CAh LYNCHBURG 10 MEN
PHIS, NEW ORLEANS. and LITTLE NOM.
Trains marked daily except sunday. DAILY.
Tickets sold TO ali points. tices WY
+ st Mai treet, lN Main street, {,
Richmond M Allegheny depot. Eight no
Canal streets.
JOHN II. MACMURDO.
Tde5 Gem Passenger AGENT.
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4 Weather Expert.

Passenger 10 straDgerl-So you think we
are to have hot summer, siri
Stranger pounding the seat)-Thinki l
don't think anything abou, i'll know SO!
The whole country, sir, will siszls until snow
hicsl
Passenger You seem to be positive.
Stranger -Positivei Why, an as sure Of
il as am that run the finest hotel Ia the
Dogskill Mountainl Put that card in your
pocket it may save your lifeI-Life
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Afraid OF DAYLIGHT.

$40 you realize, young man." he said
solemnly, that when YOU lie down at night
you may he called before the morning
dawDsf
NO, sir, replied the young man, Il feel
quite safe at night but when get up In the
morning realize that may be called before
the setting sun lights up the western sky"
Just So
Just exactly 50, sir; I'm baseball um.
pire New York sun.
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NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE 18th,
1888.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
s:45 am For Newport News, Old Point Com.
fort and Norfolk, daily except
Sunday.
sis am Sundays only. To Newport News,
Old Point. and Norfolk.
ll:l0 am Through ana Local Mail to all
points West, except Sunday.
Pm Imam Sleepers from Clifton
Fore, to Lexington. KY.
400 pm For Newport News, Uid Point and
Norfolk, except Sunday.
3.i) pm X +. Il =. Junction accommoda-
ITO, except Sunday.
$50 pm For Louisville, Cincinnati. Chicago,
st. Louis, Memphis, and New Or
leans. Fast Express, with through
Pullmens Daily. Only route run.
ming Pullmsns West from Rich.
mOnd.
s:55 pm. For Od Point daily, except Mon
day; stops only at Williamsburg.
Pullman palace car TO Old ONT
1870 pm. For Y rginia Springs and Ash.
land, Ky, daily except Sunday.
Sleeping car TO White Sulphur,
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
$50 am Virginia Spring, express except
ll:C0 am From Norfolk, Old Point, and
Newport News, oIcept Sunday.
$50 pm From Local points and the west,
daily except Sunday.
sos pm From Norfolk. Old Point and New
port News, daily. Pullman psi.
a'e sleeping ear fir m Olu Point TO
Cincinnati.
$50 pm From Louisville and Cincinnati.
Fast Express daily.
Depot Seventeenth and Broad streets.
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Easy TO Commute.

What's my billf' inquired Chicago dele
gate of the hotel clerk
Number Of roomf"
II didn't have room | eiept Oh the
billiard table
"Oh, sixty cents az hour, please Time
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A Wider EiDerience.

Dumley who has given Featherly cigar
from his private box)-I've smoked worse
cigars than thes-, Featherly.
Featherly-Ye-es, Dumley, s'pose you
have; but YOU must remember that you are
all older man than am Life.
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Education in Missouri.

What are you dong now, Boozby''
Teaching school"
Teaching schools Why. you can't spell a
word Of two syllables."
81 know that, but | can lick any two pu.
pills together ~ Lincoln Journal
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# shelbyville,
lc& An we set up ontn day
light, as them lecterers sometimes do
A-talkin' o. n hundred things that mightnt In
trest you;
mind the things he ratified OF that night, In
boyish glee,
REGULATIONS be recited to q audience Of me.
How laughed ontil the an'lord come an asst Us
TO be still
So got to thinkin' Of him an that night at Shell
byviile.
Then he'dL Kind - quit his nonsense an we'd settle
down q spell
Tell Jim I'D turn upon ne an begin agin-"Dev'
tell
Bout the time went TO Franklin fer the Baptist
college folks"
An Id stretch my mouth acrost my face, oil
ready Ter the Jokes;
But he'd branch of in a story bout the Merry
Workers" band,
That, Mess you knowed the Workers, - you cd
hardly understand,
cd hear myself a.swallern the room nd seem
so STILL
So got to thinkin' Of him an that night at shei-
byvile
got to thinkin' Of hlm-like twas jest year
Fer time that hies 50 fast in dreams IN alminicks
IS slow;
lie was workin' Ike a beaver, lecturn' here an
eciurn there,
An a writin' on the railroad ears, Ia taverns
everywhere,
PriniB poems IN the papers speaAin' pieces al
the fairs
An him an me travelin', now an then around
In pairs;
An he seemed - think at he was no account at
all--but still,
got to thinkin of him. an that night at Shelby
vile
| got 10 thinkin Of him an' the happy Days
gone by"
Tell the sweet "Old fashioned Roses seemed to
bloom agin-a and die;
An hear him talk agln about My bride that Is
10 be-
When he'd come to 'Origsby station jest to have
night weth me-
kin see him settin down agin, to give the Prince
rock,
When The frost was on the pumpkin an the
corn was in the shock
An hear a laughing voice loved. with music
ia It's tlill-
So got to thinkin' of him. al that night in
Shelbyville
So set here al wonder ef know Jest what 1t
neaLs,
When I see en- print his poetry In oil the fnaga-
zines;
An see him on the platform with the James and
Iovells set.
An hear the people sayin', Hes the best one Of
EN- YETI
Az keep winkiD' back the tears that make my
fool eyes shine
Fer couldn't feel no prouder eft bed ben boy
Of mine;
Fer be 5 jest the same old Riley, On hen be the
same jim STILL
As be was the night at him an me set up at Shell
byville.
Robert J. Burdetts In Brooklyn Eagle