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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-11
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RICHNOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Scnedule
commencing NAY oh. lss,-elstern standard
time:
10 an. leaves Byrd street station daily: stops
Only az Ashland Junction. Milford.
aid fredericksburg. sleeper o.
v .st-ckfOl. Leaves Washington TO-
.i.f, an. leaves nyr-.-s,rscr station daily. ex-
cent sunday. Leaves Wa~ninsfon tor
- lff 40 t,.y IN. Par.or car e.
wash .--fll.
@ Il. leaves 8yri-s-reet ststi0s daily
,. sleeper % New York.
Us at. arrives at Byrd street station daily.
sleeper from tew lOrA.
as II. Arrives ~ byri--trett station daily +,
SOP at treferlchsflrz Milford. an1
Junction. Sleeper from Washington.
lyio PIE. arrives ~ Byrd-street station as.ir.
except sunday. PailJr car from
washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
iat pL-. accommodation. leaves Bvrd-s'reet
station arrives A. Ashland 80 pm.
ca pm ie~fes hloa, arrives * Ashland a.
t.i@ pm.
etl am accommodation. arrives at Byrd.
street station. leaves Ashland at -
am.
$50 pm. arrives az Eol leaves Ashland al
5l- pm.
ca. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
r. l. ~ IftH-. 'ror'r9| ~u0ar' 1ffrf en-.
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$50 pm.-NAI H. daily except Sundavl
s.l3 am.-AltONNODATION daily (ercepe
sunday.
T. 81 an.-tAPktSS daily.
run4hy accommodation between Richmond
ana Scltf-Fille leaves ,.l0 am. arrives return-
iufr .ljI.m
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-11

A,,-t.r r-cers fle maple trcor.
tri .,fa.itr-v DER tie crcsl
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sa.t. Jose. t-i do uo. PASS
l.f .-a r'tA time change may cone
v..... r.r -fe-4laEt heart
rt .... ufiay form uay stir.
D.tc..4.t. lose. doIce'
-i-ra Katharine Green.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-11

II is estimated tA~, II will to- ten
years TO publish ~ tie YostAumols works
Of yctor Hugo.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-11


Tic f-.r stepped "a Llc Station %
fae f.s Nrln. laf afternoon if ra
ar.r...ni.r.. ,..rrt..i f..-. ,..t,.
rtft,..0...i,.. .,t..,rvf..f,r.. 81. .
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.l.trls +. r. ,..t Wilderness. ,-.er.
4aa'ye.s nat r..f.rel ee..rt.rt ta a..
Mall sfroe. standard and rLo.rra0,..
fo.', +lfr... co..
Tt....-. l- u.~i.et rm was va.t
s,- .t.~, .f..... .o,lrr.ti.n o..
-. i....- ll.l naI.t and ancient
49, d-.'., r.. feo .i.onv horses. end
dr.ve,Ira.l.ia So ol that One instinct
ir.ls .t.4d -, Zee orcr eoi up and
down f-m bis aerial perch oa ths box
seat Nr Redmond and DIS friend Col
Jones fo11 ile.r seats. packed their va.
Uses nar.F under tAcirfeet. and tened
their npty ..s Umbrellas in tle r4cs
ovr..a. There WAS only one other pas.
sel-.r-a woman in "a brown waterproof
CLOAK and gre sell. with lncel uar
ke' bake, In Le-. -r AID ID tremendous
car trumpet n in laai
Only g ae"i woman sAih Cd. Jones
glane.g toward i.f
! see. observed Nr richmond "e
ncci put l9 particular restraint Oh our
conversation
Are vc al ready. driver. shonicl COL
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AND OHIO ROUTE

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPT. ist
ISIS.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
SIS am For Newport News, Old Point Con,
Tort and Norfolk, daily except
Sunday.
SIS am Sundays only. To Newport News
Old Point; and Norfolk.
HID an Through aud Local Mail TO al
points West, except Sunday.
Pu.' Palace Car Richmond 10
White sulphur
Pr Imam oleepe-s from Clifton
Forge % Lexington. Ky.
f'.J PA fOr Newport News, Ola Point and
Norfolk exceD, Sunday.
I'D pm +. a. p junction accommoas.
non. except Sunday
TO pm For Louisville. cincinnati. Chicago
St. LOUIS Memphis ami New Or
leans. fas' Express, with through
faAmans Daily Only route run
ming P1lmans IVES, from Rich
mond.
s55 pm. For cd Point day cxcap, Mon
day. stops only a.. WILLIAMSBURG.
1890 pm. For Y.rs'an springs and a. Ash.
lAli' hf- daily excep. sunday.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
so AN Virginia Springs express except
Sunday.
li.oo am From Norfolk Old Point. snd
newport News Except Sunday.
800 pm rom Loca. points snd the west,
daily except sunday.
b.Oo pm From. Norfolk O'd Point and New
pon -.evs daily. Pullman pal
are sleeping car I'm Ola Point o.
Cincinnati
- pm From Louisville and Cincinnati
tas' Erpre-s daily.
Pullman Palace Car White Sui.
I-.r almond except Monday.
DEPOT Seventeenth aud Broad streets.
lczei-ohces. 100 Main stree. and depot.
T. ". FULLER.
Genera. Passenger Agent.
j. T. ODELL.
Genera. .yer'ufendeuf
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Leave arrive
No Petersburg. Richmond.
DAILY. -Daiiy (ercep, sunday.


Nos - and "A make no stops No. q ston.
only on signal az Manchester Rnd Chester
DO. !, stops only on signal az Chester Centra-
va and Manchester. No. IS stops on signal At
a-l regular stations. No. .o stops on sigma. At
81 regular stations. ari also AZ Temples ard
Fort Nalthal. Nos 81. q. -. -. b. 80 81.
all - vii stop AZ al stations for passengers.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. "a and p s.eeping-cars be-
tween New YORK and Tampa. Fla. (via Jack
scnVi.iel. on Trains Nos. II AMI y sleeping
cars between Washington and Charleston.
20 Train No. - sleeping-csrs between
Ne" YORK ami Jacksonville. On Train No II
sieeping-cars between Washington and Jack
sOnyilie
THE ONLY ALL~RAILLlNE TO NORFOLK
RRiiesHmona. 'loN am. Norfolk. 80 pm
Richmond, $50 pm. Norfolk. qSj pm.
N Nor.oIS' 49,. 49,. am. Richmond. iI:E am.
these trains aisO make close eonnec,iona
Tor tarmvile, Lyncnburg. and south
western points an1 al stations on the Norfolk
Snd western railroad. except the 1883 train.
fa-r,enxer, tor points west OF petarspurs
SHOULD take the '.lJ An. train instead.
K. VI. >ULLr.
Superintendent
z. T. .. MYERS.
=. Genera superintendent
T. ". EMERsOS. General Pass sngei Agent.
SOL Mas. lrafhc Manager. zap ~
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CONNECTIONS

CONNECTIONS
Al Clifton Forge with Chesapeake ana Ohio
railway Tor the south. West. ald Northwest,
~ Lyrcaulrg win Norfolk AID Western
rAiI9al ior a.. points south, southeast. and
colfhH tst. and 'llginia Midland ratiwav -
al points NOr;a and south.
A. Richmond with Associated Rail ways for
az points IN the south. and Richmond. Frede-
lehso.rs ana Potomac railroad tor the North.
A. Lexington vita Baltimore and OHIO rail-
ROAD MhAins close connections q. Harpert
rerry 10 ana from Pittsburg and the West
also 10 points North aui Eas..
Sieeplny-car attached 10 NIGHT EXPRESS
stops az LynChbusg
kPlN1-cAh> LYNCHBURG % MEM
~ y hH ORLEANS. AMI LITTLE ROCK.
Trans marked daily except sunday. DAILY.
- 4ith.i' sold % al. points. Offices. yl3
4 fst Nai 'treet. 1000 Main street.tcf
hicnin.nu aul Allegheny depot, 4 .he. I'D
Canal streets.
JOHN K. HACNURDO,
.ie) GeGi Passenger Agent.
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JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JANEoION DUTCH GAP. AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATE, LESS THAN HALF CHARGED By
RAIL LINES
FRS -fLA-, MIAI1
I'd. e.e gauf and fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying United states Nall.
CAPTAIN DElo.
.'ire, Richmond every
MONDAY. NEONE,DAT. ANb FRIDAY
AT T. N. STREET. HAR- CONNECT IS
fi IL ] ME| tor atlFe-named places arrir-
h- ~ ADr'o.1 about 5.t m Returning
lle steamer leaves Nort lA. Oh Point. amt
Newport News 90 alternate days. arriving ar
NcimDni about $3.50 pm.
lllo.-l t.hefe fu ah0Fe-n4mpl pO MT 0u
-Ile % steamer aui AZ CARRIERS Agency. ~.
lfp Nil street, Baggage ele. SEED ihrla1l.
sTATl.A0ON~ ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIDHL
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
Train No. ~ connects daily except Sunday
az helslil for Chase City. Cinksviile. and
oxford, connects a. Greensboro tor Durham.
Raleigh. salem. and Winston. and all points on
North carolina d. vision, az Salisbury tor Ash
vile. Hot Springs and all points IN Western
North Carolina. and 40 Charlotte tor c.. & x
4. K. Il.
Train No. 81 connects daily at Greens
oorO. tor salem, WINSTON. Raleigh. Colds
0Or0'. and N0rehead city. "a salisbury fOi
AsheFile, Hot Springs, and all points IN
western North Carolina; az Charlotte with
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Aiken. Charleston, swan
nah, BROWNSVILLE ia, jacksonville aud other
Florida points also with Carolina Central
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the south arrive at Hichnond
800 am. and $3.50 pm.
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tCloyer ACCOMMODATION
YORK RIVER LINE

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAv
The tayOrlte Route 20 BatlmOl
The steamers o.. this line are models Of
beauty, elegance. and comfort.
leave Richmond 5:3J pm. and 80 pm.
Arrive baltimore Arrive Richmond
60 an 81 and 1910 am.
Leave Baltimore Q n
Fare Richmond 10 Baltimore FIRST class,
&. second class, $50
The YORK River Line affords superior ad
Fantaxcs % business r1el In enabling them o.
leave Richmond near the close Of the day :
Transactions. and arrive at Baltimore early
next morning. after having enjoyed d delight
III nlAnts reet. tree from the dust and noise Of
railway travel
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Richmond ls3i 81. depot. p ooa.m.
Arrive Richmond. " " " T. t5pm
DAILY. -Dally except sunday.
Depot ard tiCket-Oftce foot OF Virginis
street up Town office, corner Tenth and Main
PEYTON RANDOLPH. JAS. L. TAYLOR
Gene Al Manager. Gen. Pass'r Agent.
SOL. HAAS, jos. ;. POTTS.
Iraite Nan-%-r. DIV. Passr Agent
nol5 Richmond. "a
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-06-08
THE TICKET IN THE FIELD.

The nomination of Grover Cleve-
land by acclamatiou for President and
the nomination of Hon. Allen q.
Thurman for which
latter nomination will undoubtedly be
made by the time this issue of the
REGISTER is circulated-by the Demo
cratic convention at st. Louis places
before the public ticket that must
command the respect OF the entire
country. Moreover. we predict that
il will be elected by such sweeping
majority next November as has not
been gained by either party for many
years.
President Cleveland deserves re-elec-
ton. His administration during the
past four years has been model OF
courageous craftsmanship, unfalter-
ING devotion to the public interests,
and Intelligent and industrious per
Torrance OF his executive duties. lie
has kept every pledge, in so far as 1t
was possible for him to do so, made
to the people before he assumed the
duties of the office. He has welded
most wisely his powers, and the result
has been a public policy that has in
spired confidence in the government
from every section of our own and
foreign lands The reforms that he
has instituted and which are now be-
ing carried out show an honesty OF
purpose that is characteristic of the
man. Another term will see them
firmly rooted, and will show to the
country the true benefits of the great
est government the world ever saw,
when wisely interpreted and admins
tered.
The ticket will not only rally to its
support all who call themselves Dem
ocrats. but il will be supported by
those patriotic voters of neither party
who only desire to see the best man
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-06-08
Bio Engines for the B. & o.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad is
building a large number of new engines
which, when completed, will probably
be the largest and most powerful on
earth. The boilers will be very much
larger, and capable of producing three
times the power of the largest of any
of their present mountain climbers.
These engines are constructed with
the dual purpose of making greater
speed and at the same time with ref
erence to dispensing with the services
of so many helpers on the mountains
on the main stem and Pittsburg divis-
ions. They will be used from Con-
nellsville to Cumberland, and from
Piedmont to Grafton and return. One
of them is expected to pull passen-
ger train of two sleepers, two coaches,
a smoker, two express and one bag
gage car, where two large engines are
now employed, and at the same time
make better time than the two have
vet been able to do. A. j. Cromwell,
Master of Machinery of the Baltimore
and Ohio, projected and is superin-
tending the construction OF the new
locomotives. One of them will be put
to service between Baltimore and
Washington shortly, and will cover the
distance. 40 miles, in 40 minutes. This
distance is now covered 40 i'll minutes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-06-08
A Jurors Remarkable Statement.

1t has already been stated that
Judpe Turner, of the Circuit Court OF
Clarke county, Va, has granted
new trial 10 Josiah Il. Locke, con
victed of killing VIM. Il. Jenkins. The
Clarke Courier. in noticing the affair,
SAWS: "In support of the application
for n new trial counsel for the prisoner
introduced George w. Lee, one of the
iurors who convicted Locke, and he
made a most remarkable statement
for a person who had been CHOSEN as
n Juror. He declared that during the
recent trial of Locke he fixed his eyes
upon the young Locke ana Tertle
Zumbro (the latter child witness Tor
the Commonwealth, and daughter OF
Mrs. Jenkins by her first marriage,
and whilst watching them he saw an
angel fit from one TO the other, ana
he then solved the situation by com
ing to the conclusion that young
Locke was in love with Gertie, and
that Jenkins was jealous OF him; that
he was not willing to render verdict
on the evening the case was given 10
the Jury, but during the night he mad
made up his mind that Locke was
guilty, and in the morning when he
woke up a spirit seemed to say TO him.
Justified, justified, justified. He also
stated that during the trial a spirit
was whispering to him, Mercy, mercy.
DIR. Harrison testified that one OF
the iurors-Mr. Dicks-had declared
i'm a store in his neighborhood, before
he was summoned to act as Il juror,
that the action of juror in not agree
inc TO convict Locke at the February
trial was a disgrace, that if Ridenour
deserved hanging so did Locke. Dicks,
when put upon the witness stand,
said he had no recollection of making
such declarations, and denied part of
what was reported as having been
uttered by him"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-06-08
Lost the Money and Committed Suicide.

A dispatch from Parkersburg tells of
the suicide of young woman named
Maggie Freeland, daughter of the late
Josiah Freeland, who at his death was
considered one of the wealthiest men
i'm the State and had fortune of
about 100000. His home was in
Wetzel county. In her early life
Miss Freeland had vexed her father by
various escapades and so intense was
his feeling that he declared his pur-
pose to cut off his erring child with
out cent. True to his promise, he
made will, giving her brothers and
sisters comfortable sums, while the
foolish girl was left but one hundred
dollars. Her father recently died, and
a few days ago the contents OF the
will were made known to Maggie.
Hearing how she had been treated,
she became respondent, and continu-
ing to grow more gloomy, she ended
her life with poison. a letter left be-
hind told the circumstances of her
death
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-06-08
WEST VIRGINIA ITEMS.

The engagement of Mr.. G. ii. Haw-
vermale, editor of the Berkeley Springs
wv. Va Neus, to Miss Nettie nj. Flem-
ing, daughter of Mr.. Samuel Fleming,
of Hampshire. county, has been an
nounced.
A number of the leading business
men of Parkersburg have taken steps
for the formation of manufacturers
and merchants association for the
purpose IF advancing the commercial
and industrial prosperity of the city.
Constable Jones tried to arrest
the Charles Steel in Mcdowell county
the other day. Steel shot twice at the
officer. but before he could fire the
third time the constable shot him dead.
During the fracas Steers brother and
stepmother were both shot seriously.
Gov. Wilson has offered rewards
for the parties engaged in killing
James Vance and w. ID. Dempsey in
the recent Hatfield Mccoy vendetta,
and who stand indicted by the court
of Logan county. The parties wanted
are residents of Pike county, Ken
lucky.
Daniel Barrett an old soldier from
Putnam county, walked all the way
TO Washington last week, to try TO get
a pension for services in the Mexican
war. He had an idea that it was neces-
sarv to see the President in person in
order to secure his rights. lt Is hoped
he got his pension.
A gipsv recently swindled widow
named Ulrich at Parkersburg out OF
81 900 cash money The money was
demanded as necessary to lay on the
fortune-stone, and as surety for its re-
turn the gipsey gave the widow lit
tie girl. The girl is there, but the
woman and money are gone. The
widow is without enough money to
buy bread.
At Charleston last Sunday morning
John w. Claiborne, night clerk at the
Hotel Ruffner, shot and instantly
killed Nelson Lee, a colored waiter.
Lee was very violent and angry over
a dispute. aud Claiborne shot him to
protect himself The colored people
of Charleston threatened to lynch
Claiborne, and the military had be
called out.
a few days ago ago Il stranger named
Reed hired Il valuable horse and
buggy from Muncey q Mitchell, Park
ersburg liverymen, and drove off with
the rig. He kept on driving until he
got way down in Richie county,
where he tried to sell the team. Mr..
Muncey got on his trail, however, and
finally caught him and took him back
to Parkersburg, where Mr. Reed is
now in Jail.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1888-06-08

Sometimes fails of its murderous intent. The
insidous and dastardly attacks made upon
the reputation OF Hostetter's stomach Bitters
by persons who seek To palm of cheap and
fiery tonics as identical with il, or 1.-The same
thing under another name," or equally as
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upon the unprincipled traders upon popular
credulity who attempt them, converting
their speculation into ruinous failures The
Bitters is q pure, wholesome and thorough
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nervousness and kidney troubles. Its every
ingredient, unlike those in the limitations of
1t. is ofan ascertained standard OF excellence,
aud while they, by reason of their fiery prop
critics, react injuriously upon the brain and
nervous system, of both those organs IL is a
sedative and invigorant. Refuse all these
harmful limitations